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AN
ITALIAN AND ENGLISH DICTIONARY
WITH PRONUNCIATION AND BRIEF ETYMOLOGIES
BY
HJALMAR EDGREN, Pu.D.
Recent professor of Romance Languages in the University of Nebraska; member of the Nobel Institut
of the Swedish Acad: in Stockholm; autor of various works on Romance,
Germanic, and Indo-European Philology, ete.
ASSISTED BY
GIUSEPPE BICO, D.C.L. JOHN L. GERIG, A.M.
University of Rome Instructor, University of Nebraska
NEW YORK
HENRY HOLT AND COMPANY
KR
Copyright, 1901,
BY
HENRY HOLT & CO.
Copyright, 1920,
BY
MARIANNE EDGREN
September, 1937
PREFACE
Ir is the aim of this work to meet the long-felt need of an
Italian and English dictionary, based on the foremost recent
authorities, and embodying a copious selection of modern words, as
well as important obsolete ones, presented in a practical and yet
etymological form.
The main features of the work are explained below.
I. THE ITALIAN-ENGLISH PART
The chief authority followed has been Petrocchi’s Novo
dizionario scolastico. But at its side have been consulted especially
Petrocchi’s Dizionario universale della lingua italiana, Rigutini-
Fanfani’s Vocabolario italiano, Zambaldi’s Vocabolario etimo-
logico italiano, and Baretti’s, Millhouse’s, and James-Grassi’s well-
known dictionaries.
The vocabulary embodies a considerably larger number of
Italian words than ordinary dictionaries of a similar size, and many
more than Rigutini-Fanfani’s large Italian dictionary. Almost
every modern word contained in Petrocchi’s ‘scholastic’ dictionary
is quoted, and also a large number of rare or obsolete words,
especially such as are indispensable in reading Italian classics.
These are mainly from Petrocchi’s ‘lingua fuori d’ uso,’ and are
marked with a dagger (f). It should be noted here, however, that
the obsolete abstracts in -tate, -tade, and -tute, -tude, as identical
with the modern in -tà and -tà, have been consistently omitted as
unnecessary repetitions.
Irregular forms of inflection are noted with their words, and
also largely as titles in their alphabetical order. ‘The full conjuga-
tion of each simple irregular verb is given below the verb, and the
conjugation of their compounds by proper reference, either directly
or by pointing out the composition.
Idiomatic phrases are usually given only when not self-
explanatory; and, on the whole, space for idioms has been econo-
mized in favor of a large vocabulary.
iii
Copyright, 1901,
BY
HENRY HOLT & CO.
Copyright, 1929,
BY
MARIANNE EDGREN
September, 1937
PREFACE
Ir is the aim of this work to meet the long-felt need of an
Italian and English dictionary, based on the foremost recent
authorities, and embodying a copious selection of modern words, as
well as important obsolete ones, presented in a practical and yet
etymological form.
The main features of the work are explained below.
I. THE ITALIAN-ENGLISH PART
The chief authority followed has been Petrocchi’s Novo
dizionario scolastico. But at its side have been consulted especially
Petrocchi’s Dizionario universale della lingua italiana, Rigutini-
Fanfani’s Vocabolario italiano, Zambaldi’s Vocabolario etimo-
logico italiano, and Baretti’s, Millhouse’s, and James-Grassi’s well-
known dictionaries.
The vocabulary embodies a considerably larger number of
Italian words than ordinary dictionaries of a similar size, and many
more than Rigutini-Fanfani’s large Italian dictionary. Almost
every modern word contained in Petrocchi’s ‘scholastic’ dictionary
is quoted, and also a large number of rare or obsolete words,
especially such as are indispensable in reading Italian classics.
These are mainly from Petrocchi’s ‘lingua fuori d’ uso,’ and are
marked with a dagger (t). It should be noted here, however, that
the obsolete abstracts in -tate, -tade, and -tute, -tude, as identical
with the modern in -tà and -tà, have been consistently omitted as
unnecessary repetitions.
Irregular forms of inflection are noted with their words, and
also largely as titles in their alphabetical order. The full conjuga-
tion of each simple irregular verb is given below the verb, and the
conjugation of their compounds by proper reference, either directly
or by pointing out the composition.
Idiomatic phrases are usually given only when not self-
explanatory; and, on the whole, space for idioms has been econo-
mized in favor of a large vocabulary.
ini
iv PREFACE
The pronunciation is marked principally by subscript signs
(as explained p. vi), such a method being the most direct, unequiv-
ocal, and free from confusion.
Etymologically related words are grouped together, observing
the requirements of convenience and absolute alphabetical sequence.
Such grouping will serve the threefold purpose of both etymological
and mnemonic association, of space-saving, and of facilitating the
search for words, by enabling the student to pass easily from one
group to another.
The division of the group-words is made chiefly with reference
to Italian spelling and pronunciation, and to space-saving. This is
done with some disregard of etymological division, which could not
be consistently carried out.
The words are not grouped with reference to immediate deriva-
tion from each other, which would have necessitated very numerous
groups, but simply with reference to near relationship of some kind.
Hence the etymological word of the group is not necessarily the
actual source-word from which the others are derived, though it
may be so, and, as a rule, comes nearer to it than the others.
The derivation of current Italian words, when known, is
briefly denoted in brackets after each word occurring singly, or
after that word in the group which comes nearest the etymological
source. This latter word is divided by a heavy hyphen (.), or, in
case of compounds, by double heavy hyphens (=); and, besides, if
not found first in the group, preceded, for ease of reference, by
double bars (I). Other words are divided by slight single or (for
compounds) double hyphens (-, or =). These conventional division-
marks can cause no confusion, as Italian ordinarily uses no hyphens
at all.
When the derivation of a word is unknown or questionable,
this is denoted by an interrogation-mark above or before the sug-
gested etymology. Suggestions are purposely rare. Besides the
more immediate source of the Italian word, sometimes a remoter
source is also indicated in parenthesis, especially when this may
help to explain the present meaning, or to suggest a familiar form.
To aid non-classical students, the meaning of source-words, when
differing from the immediate sense of the Italian word, is given.
For the same reason Greek words are transliterated. For rare and
obsolete words (those marked +) no etymologies are given, except
for special reasons, as when they underlie current forms.
PREFACE v
English cognates, from whatever source, when not evident at
first sight, are in smaLL carirats, but only once, and under the Italian
head-word, provided the English cognate occurs there, and in a form
also sufficiently suggestive for derivative words.
II. THE ENGLISH-ITALIAN PART,
though more immediately based on previous works of a similar
scope and purpose, yet, like the Italian-English part, has indications
of pronunciation (cf. page iv), and etymological connections (by
grouping). Light hyphens (-) are here conventional, while the
heavy (-) stand for English hyphens between the members of a
composite word. The requirements of the varied utterance and
accentuation of English words have here necessitated a less rigorous
grouping of kindred words than in the Italian-English part; and,
as the source of the Germanic elements of English is unfamiliar to
the ordinary student, no etymologies (except as suggested by the
grouping and by the frequent Italian cognates) are attempted.
Also here a large number of obsolete words (marked f) are
given as an aid to the Italian student of English classics,
Dr. Giuseppe Bico has assisted me in revising the manuscript
of the entire Italian-English part, and my pupil, Mr. J. L. Gerig, by
much secretarial work, as well as aid in reading the proofs.
It is in the hope that this dictionary, though imperfect, may
contribute its share to a scholarly study of a language whose liter-
ary treasures, besides their intrinsic value, have had so great an
influence on the shaping of English literature, that it is now sub-
mitted to the public.
HyALmar Eperen.
LincoLn, NeB., May 1901.
PRONUNCIATION
A. SIGNS OF ITALIAN PRONUNCIATION
{> To know Italian sounds well, a correct pronunciation of the examples in the
lists below will be of service.
1. Accent-marks. Though usage varies, Italian is ordinarily written without any
other accent-sign than the grave (‘) for accented final vowels (whether pronounced
close or open). Accent-signs on other vowels are therefore conventional in this work,
to mark the accented vowel, and, in part, its pronunciation.
2. The Italian accent is less energetic than the English, and all syllables are
uttered more evenly.
8. Silent letters are in italics (e.g., 1 in Agio, g in légno).
VOWELS
4. Italian vowels are uttered with a clear, full sound, and rarely dimmed like the
English unaccented vowels.
5. An accent-vowel is ordinarily long before another vowel, or one consonant, or a
mute + 7,1; otherwise short. Unaccented vowels are short.
6. List of the vowels with pronunciation signs : —
ACC. UNACC, LONG SHORT
a =ainask (Webster); §5: .... + + +... dma; palla
é e=e “ bey (without vanish: French 6); $ 5: - +... méne; détto
6 =e “ met; §5: ee we we ew ww we eh.) tèma; tèrra
i i=i “ police; § 5: es ee ew 8 ww. vidi; Glico
6 o = 0 “ no (without vanish); $ 5: e + + + + + + léro; sétto
ò =o“ orb; $5:. 0.0... 0.0. + +... + òro; pòrto
a u=u” rue; §5:..... + + +. + + +. . . ©ino; ustirpo
y = Ital. è before vowel (cf. below) ¢ ee we ee & = ey yard
vowel-compounds: each vowel has its own sound, though un-
accented 7, u are lightly uttered: . . . . leéne; fiére; cuòre
CONSONANTS
7. Consonants omitted below are pronounced as in English (unless in italics, $ 3),
observing that d, ¢ are dental (formed near the base of the upper teeth); and that in
uttering double consonants the tongue-contact is protracted (as if to allow for two
consonants) before it is broken.
8. List of consonants with their pronunciation signs :—
e=k:.... . chro s=sins0: . . . suòno
e = chinchest: . . eéra s = sin rose (z)- ròsa, sbarra
g=gingo: . . . gérgo s= shinshall: . . scélta, cdscia
g= Engl. j: - a. + génte z=zis:. ... nazione ©
1=/y: ... . gli, figlio z= Eng. dz: . . . zèro, mfinzo
n=ny: . . légno (lén’yo) i
r, dental and trilled (carpe as initial or after consonant): paròla, ricco, padre
vi
PRONUNCIATION vil
B. SEGNI DELLA PRONUNZIA INGLESE
tae" Per conoscere bene i suoni inglesi bisogna imparare la pronunzia corretta
degli esempi inglesi nelle liste sottostanti.
1. I segni di pronunzia delle vocali accentate sono messi soPRA le vocali; gli altri
segni (- di e e th eccettuato) sotto le lettere; accimulate.
2. Le lettere corsive (come e di accumulate) sono mute: able, fatten,
though (ugh mute).
VOCALI
3. Le vocali non accentate con un segno sottoscritto si pronunziano come le vocali
accentate collo stesso segno, benchè meno distintamente (ed a, e, © senza sdrucciola-
mento).
4. Le vocali senza segni si pronunziano come le vocali col segno breve (a, e, ecc.
= è, 6, ecc.), benchè meno distintamente.
5. L’ accento inglese è discendente e più energico dell’ accento italiano.
6. La pronunzia delle parole ripetute non è indicata, fucrchè per ragioni speciali.
7. Vocali coi loro segni convenzionali : —
ACC. NON ACC. ESEMPI
a =adelitalla: . . ...... . dinee
à = —=î&, piùpiatta: . . . . ... . . at; attést
a a = 4, pii guttur.elungo: . ... . . harmony; harménious
a a =fraaéed6:....... =... #11; although
a a =6:.....6...... +. . . was; qualification
a a(a)= e chiusa, sdrucciol. ini (64): . . . . fate; èmanate, sénate
a a =6: - oe ew ew we + +. 6Chre;’ Wélfare
a C25 be so Se Se Se dle 2 Capiin
a =e,piùindistinto: . . .... . . témplar
e =eapertoindel: ..... . . . mét; céneept
e =è,malungo: ...... . . . whére; wherein
e =e chiusa, sdrucciol. ini (é4): . . . . èight; osprey
e(e)= î: i € 8 » è. + +. . més concréte, evént
e =eudelfranceseleur:. . . . . . . térm; termination
ew =@:.......+.. =... . £W; néphew
i =ibreve,avvicin ade: . . . . . . in; infer
i =ilungo: ........ + + =. mîen; quarantine
i x=@a@y: ........... + fine; émpire
£ el i è ee è a + Pies nadir
Fives ew we we a a Onion
o =o di notte, avvicina & ingl: . . . . hét; dogmatic
o(0)= 0 di loro, sdrucciol. in u (0°%): . . . n6; locdlity; dominion
=x
o: e: eo
OF OL OO OH © OI Scorte mt dti MD mac dl e 0 e o
ou =&:.....46. + + + + + èrb; ordain
o =ulungo:. . . . . +. +.» +. + move, f60l; hàlf-moon
o =wuhbreve:...... . + + + +. bésom, foot; néedful
O SUI se ee e BE céme ; handsome
o =6:.... 6c. 0 « « © « + worker; éperator
oi =E&y: . . 2 « ww « è « « + 6il; céal-oil
ou =àu: dritta <« « + +. Gut; hothouse
viii
PRONUNCIATION
ACC. NON ACC.
ow
Ce fi fi gie dle
du: . ...
lungo: .
u breve: .
= fra 6 e 6 breve:
=yi
ad Ad FAR
PRO
(dopo d, t, s, quasi i): . .
ESEMPI
now
rule; fèrrule
fall; -fal
«+. +. my; déify
fyrd
CONSONANTI
but; submit
tse, beauty ; unite
arn; sojoyrn
8. Le consonanti omesse si pronunziano in inglese come in italiano, osservando tut-
tavia che d, ¢ si formano più in dietro.
ORE soa E cart
e=s: eéll
e =sh:. feròcious
ch = ¢ di ce:
ag OH Boy my
=gdigala:. . sella
Suo a
h aspirata:
=jital:. .
n palatale: .
di real aa
quital: . .
senza vibrazione distinta,
e formata contro il pala-
to anteriore (-r finale è
muta nel sud dell’ Inghil-
terra): .
sdise: . . .. séll
chap, chést
game
gém
have
joke
song, living
pique
quést
roll, réar, father
s = sdirosa: ...
s =sh:
s =8 sonoro:
sh = sedi scelta: .
t =sh: .
t =ch: . ff
th = colla punta della
lingua fra i denti:
th =thsonoro: . .
w = u-di uovo: .
wh = bw: . .
= gz: .
= k’sh:
rose, às
sure
pléasure
shé, shin
option
quéstion
thin
thé, bathe
was
what
exist
lùxury
luxùrious
gaze
agure
LIST
ADJ., adjective.
ADV., adverb.
agr., agriculture.
alch., alchemy.
Am., American.
anat., anatomy.
antiq., antiquity.
Ar(ab.), Arabic.
arch., architecture.
arith., arithmetic.
ART., article.
artil., artillery.
astrol., astrology.
astron., astronomy.
aug., augmentative.
auril., auxiliary.
Bav., Bavarian.
bot., botany.
car., caressing (endearing).
car. dim., caressing dimin-
utive.
Cath. rel., Catholic religion.
carp., carpentry.
chem., chemistry.
coll., collective.
com., commerce.
conJ., conjunction.
contr., contraction.
cook., cookery.
dial., dialectic.
dim., diminutive.
disp., disparaging.
disp. aug., disparaging aug-
mentative.
disp. dim., disparaging di-
minutive.
dy., dyeing.
eccl., ecclesiastical.
echoic, onomatopoetic.
Eng., English.
engr., engraving.
ent., entomology.
F., feminine.
fam., familiar.
fene., fencing.
OF ABBREVIATIONS
fig., figuratively.
fort., fortification.
Fr., French.
Fut., Future.
gard., gardening.
geol., geology.
geom., geometry.
Ger., German.
Gr., Greek.
her., heraldry.
horol., horology.
hort., horticulture.
hunt., hunting.
hydr., hydraulics.
ichth., ichthyology.
IMP., impersonal.
Ind.) Indicative.
invar., invariable.
INTR., intransitive.
INTERJ., interjection.
iron., ironically.
Impf., Imperfect.
IRR., irregular.
It., Italian.
I’ve, Imperative.
jest., jestingly.
jur., Jurisprudence.
L., Latin.
leg., legal.
‘ lit., literature.
1. L., late Latin (vulgar or
scholastic).
‘log., logic.
M., masculine.
mam., mammalogy.
man., manege.
mar., marine.
math., mathematics.
mech., mechanics.
med., medicine.
metal., metallurgy.
mil(it)., military art.
min., mineralogy.
mus., music.
myth., mythology.
+, obsolete word or meaning.
* before a word, hypothetical form.
ll, sign to help find the etymology-word within a group.
N., noun-substantive,
nav., naval.
OFr., Old French.
OGer., Old German.
O#HG., Old High German
opt., optics.
orni., ornithology.
P., Past.
paint., painting.
Part., PART., participle
pers., person.
pharm., pharmacy.
Pphil0s.), philosophy.
phys., physics.
pl., plural.
p. L., popular Latin.
poet., poetic.
pol., politics,
pop., popular.
Pres., Present.
PREF., prefix.
PREP., preposition,
Pret., PRET., Preterit
print., printing.
PRON., pronoun.
REFL., reflexive.
rel., religion.
rhet., rhetoric.
Scand., Scandinavian.
sculpt., sculpture.
s(ing)., singular.
S(ubj.), Subjunctive
Swed., Swedish.
Sp., Spanish.
surg., surgery.
Syr., Syriac.
tech., technology.
theat., theatre.
theol., theology.
TR., transitive.
triv., trivial.
typ., typography.
vet., veterinary art.
vulg., vulgar.
zoòl., zoology.
-, in Part I, division-sign of the etymology-word of a group; in Part II English
hyphens between members of compound.
-, division-sign of other than etymology-words.
=, division-sign between members of a compound.
=, division-sign between members of a compound which is also the etymology-word.
ix
ITALIAN-ENGLISH
ITALIAN-ENGLISH
al [L.], F.: a (the letter).
a 2, before vowel ad [L. ad], PREP.: at; to;
for; (occas’ly) by, with, in; on; according
to, as: — casa, at home; — cavallo, on
horseback ; — mente, by heart; — poco
— poco, little by little, gradually; — quanto
penso, as I think; — che pro? of what use?
a’, forai=ai, ‘to the.’
aba.., for words not found under aba. .,
cf. abba. .
aba-déssaj= badessa. -diat = abbadia.
-tàeeio, disp. of -te. |laba-te [L. abbas
(Syr. abbé, father)], M.: abbot; (Rom.
Cath.) priest (clergyman). -tino, dim.
of -te. -téne, augm. of -te. -ténzolo,
-tieeio, -tueeifecio, -ticolo, disp.
of -te. -zia, -zidle = abbazia, -ziale.
abba-caménto, M.: musing; raving.
Ilme&re [-co], INTR.: computej; muse
(fancy) ; puzzle one’s head; rave.
abbac-chiaménto, M.: knocking down
(fruit); lowering (of price). |l-ehidre
[bacchio], TR.: knock down with a pole
(as fruit, etc.); knock down; sell cheap:
— una ragazza, marry a girl poorly (merely
to get her married). -chidta, F.: knock-
ing down; cudgeling. -chidto, PART.:
knocked down; dejected; humiliated.
-chiatàra, F.: knocking down.
abba-chino [-co], M.: simple arithmetic.
-chista, M.: arithmetician (us’ly disp.).
abbaei-nare [bacino], TR.: blind by
torture ; $dim (obfuscate, eclipse). -nato,
PART.: injured (of the eyes).
Abba-co [L. abacus, counting-board], M.:
arithmetic; counting: aver poco —, be a
poor computer.
abbadarej = badare.
abbadia = abbazia.
abba-gliaménto, M., -glidnza, F.:
blindness; delusion. ||-gliare [bagliore],
TR.: dazzle; beguile; inrr.: be dazzled
(be blinded), REFL.: make a mistake.
abbai-aménto, m.: barking. Il-&re
[bau], inTR.: BAY (bark, howl); sing
poorly; carp. -fita, F.: barking (yelp);
yell. -atére, M., -atéra, -atrice,
F.: barker; babbler.
abbaino [?], m.: dormer-window.
ab-bàio [-are], M.: barking. -baio, M.:
much barking. -baidne, m.; loud barker.
3
abbatufolare
abbal-lare [balla], TR.: emBALE (pack
up). -latére, M.: embaler (packer).
-linare, TR.: roll up (a mattress for air-
ing the bed). -lottàre [ballotta], TR.:
handle, fumble with; manage; put to
the vote. -lottatara, F.: handling.
-lottio, M.: much or frequent handling.
abbalordire [balordo], TR.: stun (dull).
abbambolato [bambola], ADI. : doll-eyed
(with expressionless eyes, languid-eyed).
abban-donare, TR: abandon (relin-
quish, forsake); REFL.: give one’s self up
(yield). -donataménte, ADV.: in an
abandoned manner ; hopelessly. -donàto,
ADJ.: abandoned (forsaken); hopeless.
-donatére, M.: deserter. ||-déno [cf.
OFr. bandon, power], M.: abandonment
(forsaking, desertion): in —, in utter
neglect or disorder.
abbar-bagliaménto, M.: dazzling; de-
lusion. |Il-bagli&re [bagliore], TR.:
dazzle (daze, stupify). -baglio, M.: daz-
zling ; delusion.
abbarbicare [barba], INTR.: take root.
abbarcare [barca], TR.: load up (pile up).
abbarràret = sbarrare.
abba-ruffaménto, M.: scuffle; quarrel.
Il-ruffàre [baruffa], TR. : put in confusion
(jumble tog ether); REFL.: scuffle (wrangle).
-ruffio, M.: violent wrangle.
ab-bassam énto, M.: lowering ; debasing.
ll-bassare [basso], TR.: lower (depress ;
diminish, reduce); deBASE; cast down;
INTR.: abate. -bassdta, F.: lowering;
reduction; humiliation. -bdsso, ADV.
PREP.: below; down; down-stairs: — i
cappelli! hats off! — i tiranni! down
with the tyrants !
abba-stante, (vulg.)= bastante. -stanza
[cf. bastanza], ADV.: sufficiently (enough).
abbatef, etc. = abate, etc.
abbat-tere [battere}, TR.: beat or knock
down (BATTER down, overthrow); cut
down, ABATE (lower, humble); REFL.: be
downcast (be distressed); hit or happen
upon. -timénto, m.: beating down
(overthrow); dejection; faintness; lan-
‘ guidness ; debasement.
abbatufoldre [batufolo], TR.: make a
bundle of; throw into a heap (throw in
confusion),
4 abbattuto
abbattito [part. of abbattere], ADI.:
struck down; downcast (depressed); hum-
bled.
abba-zia [abate], F.:
-zidle, ADJ.: abbatial.
abbey ; abbotship.
abbeeedàrio [a, db, c, d], M.: spelling-
book.
abbellàrej = abbellire.
abbel-liménto, M.: embellishment.
=lire [bello], TR.: embellish. -litàra,
F.: embellishment ; ornamented story.
abbenchèt, (vulg.) = benchè.
abbendàrei, TR.: gather; join; crowd
together.
abbertescaret, TR. : fortify with battle-
ments.
abbeve-rare [bevere], TR.: water, give
drink to (animals); soak; REFL.: drink.
-ratéio, M.: watering-trough; horse-
pound.
abbiadare [biada], TR.: feed with oats.
abbicare [bica], TR.. heap up; join.
abbieeì [a, b,c], M.: alphabet.
abbiénte [abbiaret = avere], M.:
sessor.
abbiett. .j = abiett..
abbi-gliaménto, M.: attire (dress).
ll-gliare [L. habilis, ABLE], TR.: attire
(dress, HABIT, array). -gliatara, F.:
attiring ; attire.
abbindo-laménto, M.: deceit (cheat,
trick). Il-lare [bindolo], TR.: deceive
(delude, beguile, cheat); reelf. -latùra,
F.: deceit (artifice). -latére, M.: de-
ceiver (beguiler). -latàira, F.: artifice.
abbiosciàrej, TR.: cast down (deject).
abbiso-gnare [bisognare], TR.: need.
-gnévole, ADJ.: needing, needy.
abbiur..} = abiur..
abboc-caménto, M.: interview. ||-ca-
re [bocca], TR.: snatch (with the mouth);
fill to the brim (‘mouth’); RECIPR.: have
an interview; confer. -cato, ADJ.: filled
(full); brimful ; palatable (toothsome, deli-
cate, of agreeable flavour); sweetish ; eat-
ing anything (easily satisfied). -catara,
F.: snatching ; filling (to the brim). -co-
nàre,TR.: cut into morsels (‘mouthfuls’).
abbom..j = abom..
abbonae-ciaménto, M.: calm. ||-eia-
re [bonaccia], TR.: calm (pacify) ; REFL. :
grow calm.
abbo-naménto, m.: subscription. ||-ma-
ret [Fr. abonner (borne, limit)], TR.: (agree
to pay limited sum, hence) subseribe ; con-
tract; REFL.: subscribe.
abbon4re2 [buono], TR.: assent to, ac-
cept, approve (grant); allow (deduct);
REFL.: improve; grow calm.
abbon-danteménte, ADV.: abundantly.
-daméntoj, M.: abundance. -danza,
F.: abundance; flood}. -damziaf, F.:
pos-
abbronzatura
abundance. ||-ddre [onda], INTR.: abound.
-dévolet, ADI. : abundant. -dézzat, F.,
-dézzot, M.: abundance. -déne, M.: big
talker; wiseacre.
ab-bonire [buono], TR.:
calm); meliorate; mature.
deduction.
ab-bordaggio, M.: boarding (of a ship);
approach. ||-bordàre [bordo], TR.: board
(a ship); approach (accost). -bérdo =
-bordaggio. -bordéne, M.: boarder.
abborrae-eiaménto, M.: bungling.
ll-et4re [borra], TR.: bungle (botch).
-eiatara, F.: botch-work. -eiéne, M.,
-eiéna, F.: bungler.
abborràrej, TR.: fill with stuff; super-
add; INTR.: err.
abborri. .}, abbort. .j = daborri. .,
abort. .
abbotti-naméntof, M.: plunder (booty).
ll-nare}, TR.: plunder; REFL.: mutiny.
-natéref, M.: plunderer.
abbotto-nfre [bottone], TR.:
-natàra, F.: buttoning.
abboz-zaménto, M.: rough draught,
(sketch). ||-zare [bozza], TR. : sketch (out-
line); rough-cast; rough-hew; shadow forth.
-zataménte, ADV.: roughly (in outline).
-zatieeio, ADJ.: half-sketched ; half-
blown. -zatére,M.,-zatriee, F.: sketch-
er. -zatura, F., abbòz-zo, M.: sketch-
(ing); rough draught; outline; embryo.
abbozzolare [bézzolo], REFL.: agglomer-
ate; form its cocoon.
abbrae-eiaménto, M.: embrace. |l-eta-
re [braccio], TR.: emBRACE; devote one’s
self to; contain. -eifta, F.: embrace.
-eiatére, M.: embracer. -eia=ttitto,
M.: meddler-in-everything. -eio, M.: em-
brace.
abbra-eifrej, TR.: set on fire.
ménto}, M.: setting on fire.
abbran-care [branca], TR.: seize firmly
(grasp); clasp. -catére, M.: grasper.
abbre-viaménto, M.: abridgment.
l-viare [breve], TR. : abbreviate (abridge,
shorten): per —, in short. -viata-
ménte, ADV.: in an abridged manner.
-viativo, ADJ.: abbreviatory. -via-
tore, M., -viatriee, F.: abridger.
-viatara, -viaziéne, F.: abbreviation
(shortening).
ab-brivére [riva], INTR.: (nav.) sail or
steam out (be under way): -briva, ‘for-
ward!’ -brivo, M.: sailing; course:
prender l —, set out.
abbrividare}, -direj = rabbrividire.
abbron-zacchifre, TR.: tan slightly.
-zaménto, M.: bronzing; tanning.
Il=z&re [bronzo], TR.,INTR.: bronze; scorch;
tan (sunburn). -zatèllo, -zaticeio,
ADJ.: slightly sunburnt. -zatàra, pv:
appease (pacify,
-bòno, M.:
button.
-eia-
abbronzire
scorching. -zire [bronzo], INTR.: be bronzed
or sunburnt.
abbrost..} abbrust. .
abbrueifbile} = bruciabile.
abbru-ciacchiménto, M.: slight burn.
-eiacchiare, TR.: burn slightly. -eia-
ménto, M.: burning. ||-eiare [brucia-
re], TR.: burn; consume. -eiatieciof,
M.: burning.
abbru-naménto, M.: mourning. ||l-nare
[bruno], TR.: drape in mourning; REFL.:
put on mourning. -mire [bruno], TR.: im-
brown; INTR.: be sunburnt; grow dusk.
abbrus-tifrej, -tirej, TR.: singe
(scorch). -toliménto, M.: scorching;
toasting. -tolérei, ||-tolire [L. per-
ustulare (urere, burn)], TR.: scorch; toast
(crisp). -tolita, F.: slight toasting.
abbru-timénto, M.: brutalization. ||=ti-
re [bruto], TR., INTR.: brutalize.
ab-buiaménto, M.: darkening. ||-buia-
re [buio], TR.: darken (dim); conceal.
abbuòno = abbono.
abburat-taménto, M.: bolting (sift-
ing). [l-tare [buratto], TR.: bolt (sift);
abuse; INTR.: talk tediously; REFL.:
ffidget. -tàta, F.: sieveful of flour. -ta-
tone, M.: great babbler. -tatére, M.:
bolter (sifter). -tatara, F.: bolting.
abbuzzire [buzzo], TR., REFL.: overload
(the stomach) ; be cloudy.
abdi-care [dicare], INTR.: abdicate
(resign). -caziéne, F.: abdication.
aber-rare [errare], INTR.: err; deviate.
-raziéne, F.: aberration (deviation) ;
error of judgment.
abé-te [L. abies], M.: fir-tree. -téiat =
-tina. -tèlla, F.: felled fir-tree. -ti-
(n)a, F.: fir-forest. -tino, ADJ.: sea-
soned with fir-leaves (of drinks). -tot,
for abete.
ab-iettaménte, ADV.: abjectly. -iet-
tare} TR.: cast down. -iettézza, F.:
abjectness. ||-iétto [L. -jectus, cast off],
ADJ.: abject (despicable); unpleasant.
-ieziéne, F.: abjection (meanness).
ab -igeato [L. -igere, carry off], M.: cat-
tle-stealing. -igeo, M.: cattle-stealer.
abi-le [L. habilis], ADJ.: ABLE (capable,
skilful). -lità, r.: ability (skill). -li-
tare, TR.: enable; qualify. -litazione,
F.: enabling; qualification. -lménte,
ADV.: ably (skilfully).
a-bissdre, TR.: throw into an abyss
(engulf). |l-bisso [Gr. d-bussos, bottom-
less], M.: abyss.
abi-tabile, apJ.: inhabitable. -tacolo,
M.: habitation. -tamte, ADJ.: inhabit-
ing; M.: inhabitant. ||-tare [L. ha-
bitare], TR.; inHABIT; INTR.: reside.
-tAto, PART.: inhabited; M.: inhabited
place. -tatére, M. -tatriee, F.: in-
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habitant. habitation,
(dwelling).
Abi-to [L. habitus], M.: HABIT (custom);
dress (garment, clothes; PL. suit of
clothes); temperament: pigliar l’ —, take
the cowl (go into a monastery). -tino,
mM: scapular (shoulder-scarf). -tudle,
ADJ.: habitual. -tualménte, ADV.: ha-
bitually ; usually. -tuare, TR.: habituate
(accustom). -tuatézzai, F.: state of
being accustomed (custom, habitualness).
-tuazione (vulg.) = -tidine. -tudi-
nario, ADJ.: habitual. -tidime, F.:
habit. -twro, M.: (poet.) humble abode.
ab-iurare [L. jurare, swear], TR.: ab-
jure; renounce (recant). -itira, F.: ab-
juration. -iuraziéney, F.: abjuration.
ablativo [L. -vus], M.: ablative.
ablu-énte [L. -ens], ADI.:
-ziéne, F.: ablution; cleansing.
abne-gare [L.], TR.: abnegate (deny).
-gaziéne, F.: abnegation.
abo-lire [L. ab-olere], TR.: abolish;
annul. -litivo, ADJ.: abolishing. -li-
zidéne, F.: abolition.
abélla [?], F.: (old) military dress.
abomaso [L. ab, omasum, tripe], M.:
abomasum (fourth stomach of a rumi-
nant).
abomi-ndbile, -nando, ADJ.: abomi-
nable. ||-mnare [L. -nari], TR.: abominate
(abhor, detest). -maziéne, F.: abomi-
nation (detestation). -névole, ADJ.:
abominable (execrable). abomi-nio, M.:
abomination. -nésoj, ADJ.: abominable.
aborigene, ADJ. or S.: aboriginal ; PL. :
aborigines (natives).
abor-rénte, -révole{, ADJ.: abhor-
rent (repugnant, detestable). -riménto,
M.: horror. ||=rîre [L. ab-horrere], TR. :
abhor (loathe).
ab-ortare, or -ortire, INTR.: be abortive
-taziéne, F.:
abluent.
(miscarry). -ortivo, ADJ.: abortive.
||-orto [L. -tus], M.: abortion; abortive
child.
abra-deret = radere. -siénef, F.:
abrasion (rubbing off).
abro-gare [L.], TR.: abrogate (repeal).
-gazione, F.: abrogation (repeal).
abséntet = assente.
abside [L. -da (Gr. apsîs, curve)], F.: APSE.
abst..j = ast..
abu-sare, TR.: abuse (misuse); impose
on. -gaziéne, F.: abuse. -siénet, F.:
desertion. -sivo, ADJ.: abusive; base.
Il-so [L. -sus], M.: abuse; disuset. -6i-
vaménte, ADV.: abusively.
ac-= ad-.
acaéeia [L. (acus, sharp)], F.: acacia.
acanto [L. -thus], M.: acanthus.
acataléttico [Gr. -tikis ‘not defec
tive’], ADJ.. acatalectic.
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acata-lessia [Gr. -lepsta, ‘in-comprehen-
sibleness’], F.: acatalepsy. -léttico, M.:
acataleptic.
acattòlico [Gr. a-, not, ¢..], ADJ.: non-
Catholic.
fcca, F.: h (the letter): un’—, a noth-
ing; non vale un’ —, he is worthless.
acca-démia [L.], F.: academy; uni-
versity. -démico, ADJ.: academical ;
M.: academician. -demicaménte, ADV.:
for fun, by the way.
acca=dére [L. eddere, fall], IRR. (cf.
cadere), INTR. : befall (happen); (esp. with
non) import (be of importance); REFL.:
fit (become). -diméntof, M.: accident
(chance). -diito, PART.: happened; M.:
happening (incident).
accaffàrej, TR.: snatch away.
accagio-naménto, M.: imputation.
|l-mAre [cagione], impute (ACCUSE of).
-natéref, M. : imputer (accuser).
acca-gliaménto, M.: coagulation.
ll-gliare [caglio], INTR.: COAGULATE.
-gliatara, F.: coagulation.
accalap-piacani [cane], M.: municipal
catcher of unmuzzled dogs, dog-catcher ;
scamp (cheat). |l-piare [calappio], TR. :
insnare (inveigle). -piatére, M.: cheat
(deceiver). -piatàra, F.: insnaring, de-
ceit.
accaleare [calca], TR.: crowd.
accaldare [caldo], REFL.: be flushed with
fatigue.
accaloraref, TR.: heat.
accambiaref, TR.: exchange.
accampandare [campana], TR.: shape
like a bell.
accam-paménto, M.: encampment.
ll-pare [campo], INTR.: encamp; REFL.
encamp (pitch one’s camp).
accampio-naménto, M.: registering
(registry). ||-mdare [campione], TR.: reg-
ister (real estate).
accanalare [canale], TR. : channel.
acca-nîrej, -neggiàrej = -nire.
acca-niménto, M.: fury; pertinacity.
ll-mire [cane], TR.: infuriate; INTR.} or
REFL.: be infuriated (grow mad); persist.
-nitaménte, ADJ.: furiously (rabidly).
-mito, ADJ.: infuriated (furious, rabid).
accannel-laménto, M.: winding up
bobbins. |-Lare (cannelle], TR.: wind up
bobbins.
accanto [a, canto], PREP. or ADV.: aside;
beside; near.
accapae-eiaménto, M.: (mental) weari-
ness. ||-eta&re [capaccio], INTR. or REFL. :
feel one’s head weary, be (mentally) wea-
ried. -eifto, ADJ.: (mentally) wearied.
-—ciatàra, F.: (mental) weariness.
accaparrare [caparra], TR.: engage or
take by paying earnest ; buy up (forestall).
accavallare
accapezzare [capo], TR.: level; place
even (stones); fit; finish offf.
accapi-gliaménto, M.: scuffle. ||-g1taé-
re [capello], REFL.: take one another by
the hair; scuffle. -gliatara, F.: scuf-
fling; hair-pulling.
accappatoio [cappa], M.: mantle ; comb-
ing-cloth.
accap-pifre [cappio], TR.: tie; gin
(snare). -piatara, F.: running knot
(snare). -piettàre, TR.: ensnare.
accappo-uare [cappone], TR.: capon;
REFL.: shiver (shudder). -matéra, F.:
caponing.
accaprie-eiare}, INTR.: shudder.
accarez-zaménto}, M.: caressing.
[I=z&re [carezza], TR.: caress (fondle);
flatter. -zativoy, ADJ.: caressing. -za-
tére, M., -zatriee, F.: caresser; flat-
terer. -zévole, ADJ.: flattering.
accarnére}, -nirej, TR.: pierce (into
the flesh of).
accarpion4are [carpione], TR.: cook like
carps.
accartoeetare [cartoccio], TR. : wrap up
in a cornet; curl up.
acca-saménto, M.: wedding (marriage).
ll-s4re [casa], TR.: wed; REFL.: marry;
begin housekeeping ; build (houses)}.
accascaref, INTR.: chance (happen).
acca-sciaménto, M.: debility; decay.
ll-sciadre [?], TR.: weaken (debilitate);
REFL.: become feeble (by age, etc.) or de-
jected; decay.
accastellàre [castello], TR.: arrange in
a pyramid; fortify}; provide with a fore-
castlet.
accatar-raménto}, M.: catarrh; cold.
ll-r4re, INTR.: contract a catarrh. -ra-
tara, r. = -ramento.
accata-staménto, M.: piling up. ||-sta-
re [catasta], TR. : pile up.
accat-tabrighe [briga], M.: (indecl.)
quarrelsome fellow (brawler). -tamén-
toj, M.: begging. -ta=panef, M.: beggar.
|-taxe [L. captare, take], TR., INTR.: ask
alms (of); beg; borrow; get. -tatére, M.:
beggar. -tatézzit,M.: professional beg-
gar. -teria, F.: borrowing; begging.
-tino, M.: one asking for alms (alms-
collector). acedt-to, M.: loan; sum
collected; gain: pigliar ad —, borrow.
-tolica (all —), apv.: beggingly; by
way of borrowing. -téne, M.: vile beg-
gar; impostor. -tonfggio, M.: profes-
sional begging (beggary). ©
accaval-cgrej, TR.: mount upon.
Ilmeifre] cavallo], TR. : stand astraddle of
(straddle); span. -eiéne or cigni, ADV.:
astride: stare —, be mounted. -lamén-
to, M.: skipping over, omission; super-
posing. -lare, TR.: skip (a stich in knit-
accavallatura
ting), pass over; superpose. -latura,
F.: omission (skipping); superposition.
accavigliare [caviglia], TR.: wind (on
bobbins).
aece-caménto, M.: blindness; error;
obstruction. ||=esre [ceco], TR.: blind,
dim; INTR. become blind; tarnish. -ca-
tére, M.: blinder; deceiver. -catara,
F.: blinding; cavity.
aeeèdere [L.], TR. : draw near (approach).
aeceffirei, TR.: seize (with the teeth).
aceéggiat, F.: woodcock.
aceele-raménto, M.: acceleration;
swiftness (haste). ||-rare [celere], TR.:
accelerate (speed); REFL.: make haste.
ADV.: swiftly (in a hurry). -rativo, ADJ.:
accelerating. -ratére, M., -ratrice, F.:
accelerator. -raziéne, f.: acceleration
(speed).
aeeén-dere [L. (candere, shine)], IRR.$;
TR.: kindle (light, set on fire); incENSE
(excite); REFL.: kindle (catch fire). -dîi-
bile, ADJ.: that may be kindled (inflam-
mable, combustible). -diméntof, M.: kin-
dling (setting on fire). -ditdéio, M.:lighting-
stick. -ditére, M.: kindler (inflamer).
§ Pret. accé-st, -se; -sero. Part. -céso.
ae-eennàre, TR.: make a sign to (nod
to); beckon; indicate; hint; feign (pre-
tend). -eennatàira;, F.: nodding.
ll-eémno [cenno], M.: sign (nod).
ae-eensibile, ADJ.: inflammable (com-
bustible). -eensiéne, F.: burning (con-
flagration). -eénso [poet. for -ceso, part.
of -cendere], kindled (infiamed).
ae-eentare, TR.: accent. -eentàto,
PART.: accented. -eentatura, F.: ac-
centuation. |l-eénto [L. ac-centus (ca-
nere, sing)], M.: accent; tone; voice;
(mus.) expression.
aeeentrare [centro], TR.: concentrate
(center).
aeeen-tuare [-to], TR.: accentuate.
-tudto, ADJ.: accentuated; pronounced.
-tuaziéne, F.: accentuation.
aeeer-chiaménto, M.: encircling.
ll-chiare [cerchio], TR. : encircle (encom-
pass); hoop.
aeeerito [? cera], ADJ.: red-faced
(flushed).
aeeer-tamento, M.: ASSURANCE; ascer-
tainment (confirmation). -tare [certo],
TR.: make certain (assure); ascertain.
-tataméntet, ADV.: assuredly.
ae-eesaméntef}, ADV.: ardently. ||-eéso,
PART. of -cendere.
acees-sibile, ADJ.: accessible (approach-
able). -sibilita, F.: accessibility. -sid-
ne, F.: accession; access; fit. llaeeés-
so [accedere], M.: access (approach, road);
fit; suffrage. -sòrio, M.: accessory.
-soriaménte, ADV.: accessorily.
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acces-timénto, M.: tufting. ||-tire
[cesto], TR.: tuft.
aeeétta [old accia = azza], F.: HATCHET;
Fatto coll —, rough-hewn.
aeeet-tabile, ADI. : acceptable. -tabi-
lità, F.: acceptability. ||-tare [L. accep-
tare (capere, take)], TR.: accept (receive).
aceettata [accetta], F.: blow of the
hatchet.
aecet-tatére, M., -tatriee [-tare], F.:
accepter. -taziéne, F.: acceptation;
acceptance. -tévole, ADJ.: acceptable
(agreeable).
aecettino or -na, dim. of accetta.
aceeziéne [L. ac-ceptio], F.. acceptation
(of a meaning).
acche-taménto, M.: quieting (calming).
|-tare [chetare], TR.: quiet (hush; ap-
pease, calm).
acchiap-pare [chiappa], TR.: snatch
(catch, seize); cheat (trick). -patéllo
or -paréllo, m.: artifice (catch).
acchinare} = chinare.
acchioeeiolare [chiocciola], TR.: wind
(twist like ‘snail’); cause to crouch or squat;
REFL.: squat; sit cowering; cuddle up.
aczchitdere},TR.: enCLOSE. -chiasif,
pret. -chivsof, part. ;
aeeia [L. acia], F.: thread (in skeins).
aeeiabat-taménto, M.: botching (bun-
gling). Il-tàre [ciabatta], TR.: cobble
(botch, fix carelessly). -tio, M.: frequent
botching. -téne, M.,-téna, F.: botcher.
aeciac-caménto, M.: squashing. ||-ca-
re [-co], TR.: squash (bruise, pound).
-cata, F.: squashing. -catùra, F.:
squashing.
aeeiaeeinare [? ak. to L. agere, act],
REFL.: bestir (busy) one’s self, work hur-
riedly.
aeeidecco [? ciacco], M.:
position) ; misfortune.
aecia-idre, TR.: convert into steel; tip
with steel. -iatara,F.: conversion into
steel; steeling. -ieria, F.: steel-works.
llaeeif-io [L. acies, sharp edge], M.:
steel; sword}. -iolino, M.: small file;
steel-bead (for lady’s dress). -i(u)òlo,
M.: file; steel (for sharpening knives).
aeeiambellare [ciambella], TR.: form
into a cake.
aeeiappinare [?], REFL.: act hastily, be
angry.
ae-eiarino, M.: steel (to strike fire with).
||-eidro [-ciaio], M. : (poet.) steel; sword.
aeeiar-paménto, M.: botching. ||-pa-
re [ciarpa], tr.: do slovenly (botch).
-pataménte, ADV.: slovenly. -pa-
tore, M.: botcher. -pio, M.: botching.
-péne, M., -péna, F.: botcher.
aeeci-dentale, ADJ.: accidental. -den-
talità, F.: accidentality. -dental-
illness (indis-
8 accidentalmente
ménte, ADV.: accidentally. -dentàto,
M.: apoplectic fit; stroke. ||-dénte [L.
-dens, -dent- (cadere, fall)], M.: accident
(chance; mishap; property of a word);
apoplectic fit. -dentieeiot, m.: little
accident.
aeei-dia [Gr. a-kedia, carelessness], F.:
indolence (idleness, sloth). -diosaménte,
ADV.: lazily (idly). -diéso, ADJ.: indo-
lent (idle, lazy); M.: sluggard.
acei-gliaménto, M.: gloom; sadness.
ll-glia@re [ciglio], REFL.: knit one’s
brows (frown); look sullen or gloomy.
-gliataménte, ADV.: sullenly; sadly.
-gliàto, ADJ.: sullen; gloomy; sad.
-gliatàra, F.: sullenness; gloom. -glio-
nare, TR.: provide with brows. :
aeei-gnerej= accingere. -gniméntof,
M.: preparation.
aeceileccare [cilecca], TR.:
lude) ; tantalize ; flatter.
aeeineignare [incignare], TR.: rumple.
ae-eingere [L. cingere], IRR. (cf. c..);
REFL.: gird up one’s loins; prepare one’s
self; set about. -einto, PART.: girt;
prepared (ready).
aeeiò [a cid], CONJ.: to the end that;
that. -eehé [che], or — che, CONJ.: in
order that.
aeciotto-lare [ciottolo], TR.: pave with
pebbles; clatter. -latùra, F.: stone pav-
ing.
aeeircondàrej, TR.: surround.
aeeismàrej, TR.: cut asunder.
aeeiuffàre [ciuffo], TR.: take by the
hair; catch.
aeeitiga [?], F.: anchovy.
aeeivettà-re [civetta], TR.: (hunt.) lure
(birds) with the owl; entice (seduce). -to,
PART.: excited ; ADJ.: tried; cautious.
aeei-viméntoj, M.: provision. -viref,
TR.: provide.
accla-mare [L. (clamare, call)], INTR.:
acclaim (shout applause); TR.: acclaim;
elect by acclamation. -maziéne, F.:
acclamation (acclaim).
acclimare or -matàre [clima], TR.:
acclimate, -matise.
acclinàrej, -no} = inclindre, -no.
accli-ve [clivo], ADI. : declivous (sloping).
-vità, F.: acclivity.
ac-cladere [L. (claudere, CLOSE)], IRR. $ ;
TR.: enclose. -eliiso, part. -clusa, F.:
enclosed letter.
§ Pret. acclii-st, -se ; -sero. Part. accliso.
accoceare [cocca], TR.: fix (the thread)
on the spindle; adjust, give (a blow, etc.);
strike; cheat; ffix: accoccarla a uno,
cheat, entrap one.
accoccolare [Sp. aclocar (ak. to cluck)],
REFL.: sit, squat; stoop down.
acco-daménto, M.: tying together.
mock (de-
accompagnare
l-ddére [coda], TR.: tie (horses, etc.)
together by the tail; REFL.: tie one’s
self to (follow closely). -datura, F.:
tying together.
ac-cogliènza, F.: reception (welcome).
|l=eògliere, IRR.; TR.: receive (welcome);
accept (approve, consent to); COLLECT (as-
semble); INTR.: happen; REFL.: assem-
ble (meet). -coglimentàeeiot, M.:
cool reception. -cogliméntoj, M.:
gathering (assemblage); reception. -co-
glitieeiot,M.: picking up. -coglitéret,
M.: gatherer.
accòlito [Gr. akélouthos, following], M.:
acolyte.
accol-làre [collo], TR.: put on the back
(“neck”), load; yoke; REFL.: take charge
of. -latario, M.: public contractor.
-latara, F.: upper part of a dress. ac-
còl-lo, M.: load (on the neck of a beast
of burden); contract.
accòlta [-cogliere], F.: assembly.
accoltel-lante}, M.: stabber. |l-lare
[coltello], TR.: stab. -latére, M.: stab-
ber; gladiator.
accòlto, PART. of cogliere.
acco-mandaf, F.: trust; share. -man-
dante, M.: sleeping partner (share-
holder). |-mandàrej [L. mandare, in-
trust], TR.: reCoMMEND; give in charge;
fasten. -mandatàrio, M.: trustee;
agent. -mandigia, F.: trust; protec-
tion (guardianship). -mandita, F.:
partnership ; stock company.
accomandolare [comandolo], TR.: tie
up (the broken thread in a warp).
accomiatare [comiato], TR.: dismiss
(let go); bid good-bye ; REFL.: take one’s
leave.
accomignolàrej, TR.: join like the
rafters of a roof; combine.
accomo-dabile, ADJ.: accommodable
(adjustable). -daménto, M.: accommo-
dation (adjustment); agreement. ||-da-
re [comodo], TR.: accommodate (adjust,
arrange); compromise; suit (please);
REFL.: conform one’s self; come to an
agreement; make one’s self comfortable
(sit down): la s’accomodi, please be
seated. -dataménte, ADV.: suitably
(justly); seasonably. -dativo, ADJ. : suit-
able; seasonable. -dato, ADJ.: adapted;
convenient (suitable). -datére, M.,
-datriee, F.: accommodator (fitter); F.:
tire-woman (milliner). -datara, F.:
adjustment; agreement. -dazidnet, F.:
accommodation (adjustment). -devol-
ménte}, ADV.: conveniently.
accompa-gnabile, ADJ.: that may be
accompanied or matched. -gnaménto,
M.: accompaniment; suite (retinue).
ll-gnare [compagno], TR.: accompany
accompagnatore
(attend, escort); join with (match);
REFL.: accompany one’s self; join one’s
self; marry. -gnatére, M., -gnatrice,
F.: accompanist ; companion (attendant).
-gnatara, F.: accompaniment; train.
accomu-naménto, M.: community; par-
ticipation. ||-ndre [comune], TR.: make
common (put in common); REFL.: make
one’s self familiar; mingle freely (with
people); accompany.
accon-eézza, F.: suitableness; finery.
-ciaménte, ADJ.: properly. -eia-
ménto, M.: adjustment; skill. ||-eiare
[p. L. *comptiare (L. comere, co-emere, put
together)], TR. : fit (together); set in order;
adorn (deck); settle; reconcile} ; marry};
(cook.) preserve} ; REFL.: adapt one’s self;
deck one’s self; settle; go in service: —ra-
gioni, settle disputed accounts; —rsî del-
? anima, prepare for death. -eiatamen-
te}, ADV.: properly. -eiatére, M.: ad-
juster; hair-dresser. -eiatriee, F.: tire-
woman (milliner). -eiatira, F.: adorn-
ment, head-dress: perdere —, be frus-
trated (miss one’s aim). -eime, M.: repair.
accén-eio, ADJ. : adapted (fitted); oppor-
tune; ADV.: suitably : în —, suitably, sea-
sonably ; M.f: convenience; gain.
a2ccondiscéndere | = condiscendere.
acconigliàrej, TR.: draw up (the oars).
acconsen-timéntof, M.: consent. ||=ti-
re [consentire], TR.: consent or agree to
(approve).
accontàrej, TR.:
up).
acconto [conto], M.: part paid.
accoppàre [coppa], TR.: give a death-
blow to (on the ‘head, knock down).
accop-pidbile, ADJ.: matchable. -pia-
ménto, M.: coupling (copulation, match).
\l-pidre [coppia], TR. : couple (join, yoke,
match): REFL.: form a couple (pair); walk
balance (level); (fill
two by two. -piatére, M.: coupler;
match-maker. -piatara, F.: coupling;
(pairing).
acco-raménto, M.: affliction (grief).
|l-rare [core], IRR. § ; TR.: grieve (to the
‘heart’), afflict ; REFL.: be deeply grieved.
-ratòio, ADJ.{ : heart-rending ; M.: knife
for killing hogs. -raziénet, F.: grief.
§ Pr. accuòro, etc. : vò, where accented.
accor-eifble, ADJ.: that may be short-
ened. -eiaménto, M.: shortening (con-
traction). ||-ei4re [corto], TR.: shorten
(curtail, abridge); contract; REFL.: grow
short (decrease, shrink). -eiataméntef,
ADJ.: briefly (ina word). -eiativo, ADJ. :
shortening. -eiatura = -ciamento.
accor-débile, ADJ.: that may be ac-
corded; agreeable. -daménto, M.: ac-
cordance (accord, agreement). -dante,
ADJ.: accordant (agreeing, harmonious).
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-danza, F.: accordance. |[=dére [L. cor,
HEART], TR.: accord (make agree, recon-
cile; grant); tune; REFL.: agree; harmo-
nize (be in tune). -dataménte, ADV.:
harmoniously; unanimously. -datére, M.:
reconciler (peace-maker); tuner. -da-
triee, F.: mediatrix. -datiara, F.: ac-
cord; consonance (harmony). -dévolet,
ADJ.: agreeable. accdr-do, M.: accord
(harmony); agreement; (compact): essere
d —, be agreed (agree); harmonize; met-
tere d’ —, reconcile.
accér-gere [L. ad, cor-rigere, correct],
IRR.$; REFL.: infer (conclude); discover
(perceive, observe). -giménto, M.: sa-
gacity (providence, prudence). .
§ Pret. accor-sz, -se ; -sero. Part. accòrto.
accòrre, abbrev. of accogliere.
ac=cérrere, IRR.; INTR.: run or hasten
to; run after (pursue): accorr’uomo! help!
-eérsi, PRET. of -correre or -corgere.
-cérso, PART. of -correre.
accortaménte [corto], ADV.: prudently ;
cunningly
accortare} = accorciare.
ac-cortézza, F.: prudence; sagacity (cun-
ning). |l-cérto [-corgere], PART.: per-
ceived, etc.; ADJ.: prudent (provident) ;
wary (cunning): male —, imprudent; fare
—, warn, advise; star —, be attentive.
accosciadre [coscia], REFL.: squat ; cower.
acco-staménto, M.: approach (access).
-stante, ADJ.: approaching (near); nearly
like ; pliant (supple): persona —, near rel-
ative. |lestare [costa], TR.: ACCOST (ap-
proach); bring near; be like; REFL.: ap-
proach (draw near); conform or ally one’s
self. -statira, F.: approach; connec-
tion. -stévolet, ADI. : of easy approach.
accòs-to, PREP. or ADV.: beside; near
(close to). -tolatàra, F.: wrinkle
(crease).
accostu-mànzaj, F.: custom; practice.
|l-mare [costume], TR.t: accustom (in-
ure); REFL.: accustom or inure one’s self.
-mataméntef, ADV.: usually. -màto,
ADJ.: accustomed (customary, usual); civil.
accoto-nare [cotone], TR.: raise the nap
of.
accovae-eiare [covaccio], REFL.: lie
down in a lair; cower down; crouch.
-eiolare, REFL.: nestle (squat down).
accovonare [covone], TR.: bind up in.
sheaves. ;
accoz-zabile, ADJ.: that may be gathered.
-zaglia, F.: congregation (mass, mob).
-zaménto, M.: gathering (collection,
mass). ||-z4re [cozzo], TR.: throw to-
gether (join indiscreetly); gather; REFL.:
congregate (gather). -zatére, M.: gath-
erer. aecòz-zo, M.: gathering (crowd).
accredi-tare [credito], TR.: accredit,
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-tàto, ADJ.: accredited; authorized;
worthy.
ac-crescènzai, F.: increase. |l=eré-
scere, IRR.; TR.: inCREASE (augment).
-cresciménto, M.: increase (growth).
-crescitivaménte, ADV.: increasingly.
-erescitivo, ADJ.: increasing. -cre-
scitére, M.: increaser. -crescitito,
PART.: increased (grown).
accrespare}, TR.: crisp (curl).
accue-eidre [cuccia], REFL.: -eiolare,
REFL. : crouch (lie down).
accudire [L. -dere (cudere, forge), join],
INTR.: attend (to work); apply one’s self.
accu-lare [culo], TR.: place with the
back against; move back; place; REFL. :
rear; sit on the haunches (squat down);
take one’s lodgings. -lattére, TR. : dump
down on the back.
accumu-laménto, M.: accumulation.
Il-l&re [cumulo], TR.: accumulate (heap
up). -latére, M., -latriee, F.: accu-
mulator. -laziéne, F.: accumulation.
accu-rataménte, ADV.: accurately.
-ratézza, F.: accuracy; diligence. ||-ra-
to [cura], ADJ.: accurate (careful).
acci-sa, F.: accusation (charge). -sd-
bile, ADJ.: accusable. -saménto, M.:
accusation. -samte, M., F.: accuser.
llesare [L. (causa, CAUSE)], TR.: accuse
(impeach); reproach; confess (i.e. accuse
one’s self); acknowledge (a letter); own;
REFL. : accuse or blame one’s self; confess.
-sativo, M.: accusative (case). -satére,
M., -satora, F.: accuser. -satòrio,
ADJ.: accusatory. -satriee, F.: accuser.
-sazionej, F.: accusation. -sanzay,
F.: imputation.
aeéfalo [Gr. a-, not, kephalé, head], ADI. :
acephalous.
acer-baménte, ADV.: with acerbity
(sharply); prematurely. -bétto, ADI.:
sourish (tartish). -bézza, F.: acerbity
(asperity); tartness. -bita, F.: acerbity
(asperity). |lacér-bo [L. -bus (acer,
sharp)], ADJ.: acerb (sour); harsh (severe).
fieero [L. acer], M.: maple-tree.
aeérrimo (sup. of acre], ADI. : most sour.
acertéllo [?], M.: kestrel (hawk).
aeèrvot, M.: heap (pile).
ace-tabolo, -tabulo, M.: vinegar
cruet. -t&to, ADJ.: acid (sour); tart.
-tificazione, F.: acetification. -tirej,
become acid (sour). |laeé=to [L. -tum
(acer, sharp)], M.: VINEGAR. -tésa, F.:
acid drink ; sorrel (plant). -tosélla, r.:
wild sorrel (plant). -tosita, F.: acidity.
-téso, ADJ.: acetous (acid, sourish).
Acherén-te, F.: Acheron (river in the
Nether World); infernal regions. -téo,
ADJ.: Acherontic (infernal).
Achille, m.: Achilles.
acquidoccio
aei-détto, dim. of -do. -dézza, F.:
acidity. -dificàre, TR.: acidify. -di-
ficaziéne, F.: acidification. -dino,
ADJ.: sourish. -dità, F.: acidity. |&ei=
do [L. -dus (root ac-, be sharp)], ADJ.:
acid (sour, tart); M.: acid. -dulare,
TR.: acidulate. aei-dulo, ADJ.: slight-
ly acid (sourish). -dime, M.: acid mat-
ter.
fiei-no [L. -nus], M.: grape-stone.
sof, ADI. : full of grape-stones.
acònito [L. -tum], M.: aconite (plant).
acotilédone [Gr. a-, not, kotyledén, cup-
shaped], ADI. : acotyledonous.
fc-qua [L. aqua], F.: water; rain: —
cedrata, lemonade; — concia, perfumed
water; — dolce, fresh water; — di latte,
buttermilk ; whey; — morta, stagnant
water; — pazza, diluted wine; — rosa
(or rosata), rose-water; — viva, spring
water; far —, (nav.) leak. -quac-
chiaref, REFL.: hide one’s self. -quae-
eia, F.: disp. of -qua: bad (muddy,
putrid) water. -quaeedrataio [cedro,
citron], M.: (ambulant) vender of drinks
(as lemonades, etc.). -quagliàre, TR.:
curdle. -quéio, M.: water-pipe (con-
duit); draining ditch; sink; greed.
-quaiòlo, M., -quaiòla, F.: water-
vender; ADJ.: aquatic. -quamarina,
F.: aquamarine (gem) -qua-pen-
dèntej, M.: declivity. -qua-péndere,
INTR.: slope towards the water, be decli-
vous; M.: declivity. -quàret, TR.:
water; (nav.) take in water. -quaréllo
= -querello.
acquartie-raménto, M. : lodging. ||-ra-
re [quartiere], TR.: provide with quarters
or lodging (lodge).
acqu- [acqua]: =arzèntet, M.: brandy.
-astrinof. M.: marsh (bog); ADI.:
marshy. -dta, F.: heavy shower; (nav.)
water-supply. -fitico, ADJ.: aquatic.
PA
-n0-
-atile, ADJ.: aquatic (watery). -adtot,
PART.: watered.
acquattare [quatto], REFL.: squat
(cower).
acquaz=vite, F.: brandy. -zzéne, M.:
heavy burst of rain. -zzésot, ADI. : rainy.
acque- [acqua]: -détto [L. ductus, led],
M.: aqueduct. ‘0, ADJ.: aqueous (watery).
-réeeia, F.: ewer; basin. -rèlla, F.:
light rain; water-colourst. -rellare,
TR.: paint in water-colours. -réllo, M.:
aquarelle (painting in water-colours);
watery or diluted wine}. -ragiola, F.:
drizzling rain. È
acquetare, poet. for acquietare.
acquétta [acqua], F.: light shower;
poison.
acqui- [acqua]: -eélla, F.: light rain.
-déeeio [ducere, lead], M.: drain (water-
acquidoso
conduit); AQUEDUCT}. -désot, ADI.:
aqueous : humid (damp). -détto = aque-
dotto. -drinésoj = = acquitrinoso.
acquie-scénza, F.. acquiescence. -ta-
ménto, M.: quieting ; quiet (tranquillity).
|-tare [L. quietus, QUIET], TR.: quiet
(calm, appease, pacify).
nonne pente [L. -rere (querere, seek),
acquire], M.: acquirer (buyer). -sire,
TR.: acquire (purchase). -sitivo, ADJ.:
entitling (to acquire or possess). -sito,
ADJ.: acquired; M.: acquisition. -sta-
bile, ADJ.: acquirable (obtainable).
-staméntoj, M.: acquest (purchase).
‘stare, TR.: acquire (purchase); tcon-
quer. -statére, M.: purchaser. -sté-
vole, ADJ.: acquirable. -sto, M.: acqui-
sition (purchase).
acqu-itrino, M.: marsh (bog).
noso, ADJ. : marshy (boggy).
light rain.
ness).
ery).
fiere [L. acer], ADJ.:
sharp, harsh).
-itri-
-olina, F.:
-osita, F.: aquosity (wateri-
ll=6so [acqua], ADI. : aqueous (wat-
acrid (pungent,
-erédine, F.: acrimony
(sharpness). -creménte, ADV.: sharply
(harshly). -orézza, F.: sharpness. -cri-
mònia, F.: acrimony (sharpness). -mò-
nico, ADJ.: acrimonious.
acrò-bata [Gr. dkros, high, dbéinein, go],
M.: acrobat. -baticaménte, ADV.:
acrobatically. -batico, ADJ. : acrobatic.
acromatico [Gr. a-, not, chréma, colour],
ADJ.: achromatic.
aeròpoli [Gr. -lis],
citadel).
acròstico [Gr. dkros, extreme, stichos,
line], M. : acrostic.
acrotério [Gr. dkros, high],
rium (pedestal).
a-cuire [L. acus, sharp point], TR.;
sharpen (whet). -cuitat, -cnitadef,
-cuitdtej, F.: acuteness (sharpness).
-cileo, M.: goad (sting); prickle.
«came, M.: acumen; sharp pointy. -cu-
minàre, TR. : sharpen.
actstica [Gr. akovein, hear], F
tics.
acu-taménte, ADJ.: acutely (sharply).
-t-4ngolo, ADJ.: with acute angles.
-tézza, F.: acuteness (sharpness, wit).
Il=to [L. acus, sharp point], ADJ.: acute
(pointed, sharp; shrill). -zidmgolo} =
-tangolo.
ad [L.], PREP.: for a before vowel sound.
ad-aquaménto, M.: watering (irriga-
tion). ll=acquére, TR.: water; irrigate.
-acquatara, F.: watering..
ad-agiare, TR.. place gently or with
care; lay down; make comfortable ; REFL.:
lie down (comfortably). -agiatot, ADJ. :
laid down; comfortable (éasy); in an
F.: acropolis (high
M.: acrote-
: acous-
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easy position. -agino, ADJ.: very gently
or softly. |l=agio, ADV.: slowly; gently ;
leisurely. È
adamante [Gr. -mas], m.: diamond.
-tino, ADJ.: adamantine.
Ada-mo, M.: Adam. -mitico, ADJ.:
Adamitic.
adaspergrej, TR.: exasperate.
adastarefj, TR.: hasten,
ad-astiaménto{, M.:
||=astidre, TR. : envy.
adat-tabile, ADI.: adaptable.
lità, F.: adaptability. -taménto, M.:
-tànzaj, F.: adaptation. ||-tare [L.
aptus, apt], TR.: ADAPT (adjust, fit, accom-
modate). -tazibnet, F.: adaptation.
«tto, ADJ.: adapted (fit, proper); skilful.
adat-to, ADJ.: apt (fit).
ad-dare, IRR.; REFL.: addict one’s self;
spite; envy.
-tabi-
perceive.
addazifre [dazio], TR.: subject to toll
or duty.
ad-debitare, TR. :indebt; impute. ||=dé-
bito, M.: imputation.
addeboliref, -bilire} = indebolire.
addeeim4ref, TR.: TITHE.
adden-saménto, M.: thickening.
re [denso], make dense (thicken).
adden-tare [dente], TR.: seize with the
teeth (bite). -tatira, F.: seizing with
the teeth; notch. -tellàre, TR.: indent
(dovetail); provide with toothing-stones.
-tellato, M.: toothing-stone; corner-
stone.
ad-déntro, ADV.: inwardly ;
-dentrére, REFL.: ENTER (into).
adde-strabile, ADJ.: teachable. -stra-
ménto, M.: preparing (instruction).
ll-strare [destro], make skilful (drill,
instruct; prepare); break in (a horse);
REFL.: practice (exercise). -stratéret,
M.: teacher; gentleman usher; groom.
addétto [addire], aDJ.: assigned; per-
taining ; attached.
addi or a di: ‘at the day’; date.
addiaeeifret, etc. = agghiacciare, etc.
addiaeèntet, ADJ.: adjacent.
ad-diétro, ADV. : behind; backwards: per
V —, formerly (heretofore); essere — con,
be behind in; dare —, go backwards; met-
tere —, neglect ; tenere —, hold back (re-
tard).
addimand. {= addomand. .
addimest. .} = addomest. .
ad-dio, ADV.: ADIEU (farewell).
addire [L. ad-decere], REFL.: be proper
or suitable ; become (suit).
addirimpettot, PREP.: over against.
ad-dirittura, ADV.: directly; openly;
absolutely.
addiriz-zaménto, M.: straightening;
direction. |l-zare [diritta], TR.: make
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|l-sa-
within.
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straight (straighten); set right (correct);
instruct; raise}; direct}, apply}; dedicate;
REFL.: become straight (straighten out);
mend. -zatéio, M.: bodkin (to dress
the hair). -zatére, M., -zatrice, F.:
straightener; arranger. -zatùra, F.:
straightening (correcting); parting of the
hair.
addi-taménto, M.: pointing out. ||-tare
[dito], TR.: point out (indicate). -tatére,
M.: pointer out (indicator).
additto, ADJ.: assigned ; dedicated ; des-
tined.
addivenire} = avvenire.
addi-zionfile, ADJ.: additional. -zionà-
re, TR.: add together (sum up). -ziéne
[L. ad-dere, ADD], F.: addition.
addob-bam énto, M.: ornament; attire.
=bare [?], TR.: adorn (deck, decorate);
adapt. -batére, M.: ornamenter. ad-
dòb-bo, m.: decoration (finery); orna-
mental furniture.
addoeilire [docile], TR.: render docile ;
soften.
addogàrej, TR.: stripe.
addol-cére [dolco], TR.: soften (turn
mild). -eiménto, M.: sweetening (soften-
ing). -eire [dolce], TR.: sweeten (soften);
alleviate; content. -eitivo, ADJ.: soften-
ing; lenitive.
addolorare [dolore], TR.: afflict; tor-
ment; REFL.: be afflicted (grieve).
addomand. .} = domand..
addòme [L. abdomen], M.: ABDOMEN.
adomesti-cabile, ADJ.: that may be
domesticated (tamable). -caménto, M.:
domesticating (taming). |l-edre [domes-
tico], TR.: domesticate (tame); cultivate ;
civilize; soften; familiarize: — con, be
domesticated, etc.; grow familiar. -cato,
ADJ.: domesticated (tame); familiar. -ca-
tére, M.: tamer. -catéra, F.: domes-
tication (taming); civilizing. -chire, TR.:
render less rough (soften); domesticate.
ad-domindle, ADJ.: abdominal. ||=dò-
mine = -dome.
addoppàre [dopo], REFL.: hide one’s self
behind.
addop-piaménto, m.: doubling. ||-pia-
re [doppio], TR.: double, tredouble; fold.
-piatére, M., -piatora, F.: one who
doubles. -piatùra, F.: (re)doubling.
addormen-tare [addormire], TR.: put
to sleep (lull); make drowsy or lazy; as-
suage ; REFL.: go to sleep; be benumbed ;
die: -tarsi nel Signore, die in the Lord
(die in peace). -tato, ADJ.: sleepy (drow-
sy); lazy. -tatére, M.: one that lulls
asleep; tiresome person ; opiate.
addormire}, REFL.: fall asleep.
ad-dossaménto, M.: burdening; burden
(charge). -dossare, TR.: load upon one’s
adesso
back (load, charge); REFL.: take upon
one’s shoulder, or upon one’s self; take
charge of. |l=désse, ADV.: upon (one’s)
back; upon or about (one); at: abbaiare
—, bark at; dare —, fall upon; assail;
accuse; mettere —, charge with (impute);
mettere le mani —, lay hold of, apprehend;
porre gli occhi — a, cast an eye upon;
dare — a, assail; harm, wrong; accuse. —
addétto, PART. of addurre.
addotto-raménto, M.: making a doctor.
|l=r&re [dottore], TR.: make or create a
doctor; doctor; (iron.) doctor (= teach
evil). -réto, ADJ.: created doctor.
addottri-naménto, M.: instruction ;
erudition. |l-nare [dottrinare], TR.: in-
struct (teach); REFL.: study. -nata-
ménte, ADV.: learnedly. -mato, ADJ.: in-
structed; learned. -natàiraj,F.: learning.
addrappellaàret, TR.: form in line of
battle.
addr(i)étot = addietro.
addugrej, TR.: couple.
ad=dicere [L.] = addurre. -dueibile,
ADJ.: adducible.
addurare = indurare.
ad-durre [L. ad-ducere], irR.$; TR. : bring
(on); produce; convey; cite; allege.
-diissi, pret. -duttére, M.: abductor.
§ Pret. addus-si, -se; -sero. Fut. addurro,
Cond. addurrèi. Part.: addétto,
ad-eguaménto, M.: equalizing ; even-
ness. ||-egudre [L. equare, make EQUAL),
TR.: equalize (balance); proportion; level.
-eguataménte, ADJ.: equally; propor-
tionally.
ad-empibile, ADJI.: feasible. ||=ém-
piere or =empire, IRR.; TR.: fulfil (ac-
complish, execute). -empimiéntof, M.:
fulfilling. -empitérej, M.: accomplisher.
-empiuto, ADJ.: fulfilled (accomplished).
adéntrot, ADJ.: entered; ADV.: within.
adequ. .} = adegu..
aderbfrei, TR.: feed with grass.
ade-rénte [aderire], ADJ.: adherent; M.
adherent; favourer. -rènza, F.: adher-
ence; attachment.
ad=èrgere, IRR.; TR.: raise up, extol.
ad-eriménto}, M.: adherence. ||-erire
[L. ad-herere], INTR.: ADHERE (stick);
consent; approve. -erito, ADJ.: attached
(to a party, etc.); consented to.
ad-escaménto, M.: bait (allurement).
\l-escdre [esca], TR.: bait (allure, entice).
-escatére, M.: allurer.
ad-esiéne [-erire], F.: adhesion (adhere-
ment); consent. -esivo, ADJ.: adhesive
(adherent).. -èso, ADJ.: attached.
adéspoto [Gr. a- not, despétes, master];
ADJ.: without the author's name (said of
books, etc.).
adésso [L. ad ipsum, ‘at same,’ sc. tem-
adiacente
pus, time], ADV.: at the instant; now;
alwayst: adess’ —, just now, presently.
adia-eènte [L. jacere, lie], apJ.: adja-
cent (contiguous). -eénza, F. : adjacency
(nearness).
adianto [L. -tus], m.: maidenhair (fern).
adiettiv. . | = aggettiv. .
adimarej, TR. : bring or cast down; bend.
fidi-pe [L. adeps], M.: fat (grease). -po-
sità, F.: adiposity (fatness). -péso,
ADJ.: adipose (fat).
adi-raménto, M.: anger. ||-rare [ira],
REFL.: grow angry or IRATE. -rata-
ménte, ADV.: angrily. -ràto, ADJ.:
angry.
adire [L. ad-ire, go to], TR.: come into
the possession of (an inheritance); inherit.
adirésoj, ADJ.: irascible (hasty).
adi-to, PART. of adire. adi-to, M.: ac-
cess (entry); opportunity.
adiut. .j, adiuv. . = aiut..
adizione [adire], F.: accession (to prop-
erty); inheritance.
adizzàarej = aizzare.
adoffirej = addobbare.
adoc-chiaménto, M.: look (glance,
gaze). |l-ehidre [occhio, eye], TR.: eye
(look or stare at).
adole-scénte [L. -scens], ADJ.: adoles-
cent; M.: youth; young man. -scénza,
F.: youth.
adom-braménto, M.: shadowing (um-
brage). ||-brdre [ombra], TR.: shade;
overshadow; obfuscate; blind; shadow forth
(sketch, delineate); fancy ; suspect ; fsym-
bolize. -braziéne, F.: adumbration;
umbrage ; faint sketch.
adonarej, TR.: subdue; oppress; REFL.:
be subdued (be humbled); surrender.
Adéne, m.: Adonis.
ad-onestare, TR.: make appear honest;
palliate.
adénide [-ne], F.: adonide (plant).
adon-tfre [onta], REFL.: be indignant
(be offended). -tésot, ADJ.: insulting
(offensive).
adop(e)-rabile, ADI. : that can be used:
-raménto, M.:use. ||-rare [opera], TR.:
make use of (employ); REFL.: exert one’s
self (endeavour). -réto, ADJ.: used (em-
ployed). -ratére}, M.: operator. -ra-
zidnef, F.: use; exertion.
ado-rabile, ADJ.: adorable. -rabilita,
F.: adorableness. -raménto, M.: adora-
tion. -raénte, M.: adorer; worshipper.
ll-ra4re [L. (orare, pray)], TR.: adore,
worship. -ratére, M.: adorer ; worship-
per. -ratòrioj,M.: oratory; temple (for
idols). -ratriee, F.: (female) adorer. or
worshipper. -raziéne, F.: adoration
(worship).
adordinàret, REFL.: prepare one’s self.
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adorezzàre, INTR.: be shady.
ador-rnàbile, ADJ. : that may be adorned.
-naménte, ADV.: elegantly; neatly.
-naménto, M.: adornment (ornament).
ll-nare [ornare], tR.: adorn (deck, em-
bellish). -nataménte, ADV. : in an orna-
mental manner (elegantly). -mato, ADJ.:
adorned ; M.}: adornments. -matére, M.:
adorner.
adot-taménto, M.:
adoption. -tante,
ADJ.: adopting; M.:
adopter. ||-tare [cf.
ottare], TR.: ADOPT. -(taj)tivo, ADJ.:
adoptive. -ziéne, F.: adoption.
adovrarej = adoprare.
adroj = atro.
adug-giaménto, M.: blighting shade.
ll-giare [uggia], TR.: overshade; blight.
adugnare} = augnare.
adu-lante, ADJ.: flattering (adulatory):
fflatterer. ||-lare [L. -larz], TR. : flatter.
-latére, M.: flatness. -latòrio, ADJ.:
adulatory (flattering). -latriee, F.:
flatterer. -laziéne, F.: adulation (fiat-
tery).
adulte-raménto, M.: adulteration.
-rare, TR.: adulterate; falsify; f1NTR. ;
commit adultery. -ratére, M.; adulterer.
-ratriee, F.: adulteress. -razidne, F.:
adulteration (corruption); forgery. -rino,
ADJ.: adulterine; counterfeit. adulté-
rio, M.: adultery. |ladulte-ro [L. ad
to, ulter for alter, another], ADJ.: adul-
terous ; M.j: adulterer.
adulto [L. -tus (ad-olescere, grow)], ADI. :
adult (grown up).
adu-naménto, M.: uniting (assembling);
collection -mamza, F.: meeting (assem-
bly). ll-emare [L. ad, to unus, one], TR. :
UNITE (bring together, assemble, convoke);
REFL.: come together (assemble, meet).
-nata, F.: assembly (meeting). -matére,
M.: collector. -maziénef, F.: union (col-
lection).
ad-unc4aref, TR.: bend into a hook (curve).
Il-finco [L. uncus, hook], ADJ.: aduncous
(hooked).
adunque [L. ad tunc], cons. : then, there-
fore.
adu-stàret, TR.: scorch. -stézzai, F.:
scorching, dryness. -stivaméntef, ADV.:
scorchingly; in a dry manner. -stivof,
ADJ.: scorching ; dry. ||adu-sto [L. -stus
(urere, burn)], ADJ.: adust (scorched,
burnt).
fe-re [L. aer], M.: (poet.) AIR, wind.
-‘reàtoj, ADJ.: aired. aé-reo, ADJ.:
aerial. -reolito or -redlito [lithos,
stone], M.. aerolite. -r(e)oniauta [Gr.
natites, navigator], M.: aeronaut. -reo-
nautica, F.: aeronautics. -reondu-
tico, ADJ.: aeronautic(al). -reòstato
[Gr. stat6s, placed], M.: aerostat (balloon).
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-rimanzia, -romanzia [Gr. manteia,
aerimanzia
divination], F.: aeromancy. -ro.. cf.
-reo.. -réso, ADJ.: airy; sprightly;
polite.
aescare} = adescare.
af- for Lat. ad, ‘to, in composition.
a-fa [? Gr. haphé, kindling], F.: sultry or
suffocating heat (sultriness): fare —, an-
noy, tire, disgust. -ffito, ADJ.: withered
(blighted); weak. -fattieeioj, ADJ.:
languid (sickly).
afèlio [Gr. apé, from, hélios, sun], M.:
aphelion.
afèresi [Gr. apt, from, aireîn, take], M.:
apheresis.
affàbi-le [L. fari, speak], ADJ.: affable
(easy of approach). -lita, r.: affability.
-lménte, ADV.: affably (courteously).
affaceen-daménto, M.: busy occupa-
tion (diligence). |l=dare [faccenda],
REFL.: be very busy (hustle about). -da-
to, ADJ.: very busy; occupied. -déna,
F., -déne, M.: very busy person.
affaceettare = sfaccetiére.
affacchinare [facchino], REFL.: work
hard (like a ‘porter’); toil (drudge).
affae-eiaménto, M.: smoothing. ||-eia-
re [faccia], REFL.: show one’s self; look
out; appear; present one’s self; aspire.
-eiataménte, ADV.: boldly. -eiàto,
ADJ.: bold. A
affagottare [fagotto], TR.: bundle up.
affaitare {, REFL.: adorn one’s self; con-
form one’s self.
affal-dare [falda], TR.: fold up (plait).
-dellare, TR.: fold, wrap up.
affalsdrej}, TR.: falsify, adulterate.
affa-mare [fame], TR.: FAMISH; starve ;
make hungry. -mato, ADJ.: famished
(starved); needy; wretched. -matére,
M.: famisher. -matàzzot, ADJ.: starved-
looking (object). -miîreij, INTR.: starve.
affangàrej, TR.: splash with mud (soil).
affan-naménto, M.: anxiety; vexation.
-nante, ADJ.: suffocating; grievous. -na-
re, TR.: suffocate; afflict (grieve, over-
come); REFL.: grieve (vex one’s self);
strain; strive. -nataménte, ADV.:
anxiously ; grievously. -nfito, ADJ.: suf-
focated; grieved; anxious. -natére,
M.: vexer. |laffam-no [?], M.: short-
ness of breath; anguish; anxiety; pain.
-néna, F., -néne, M.: troublesome per-
son (busybody). -nonerîat, F.: meddle-
someness. -nosaménte, ADV.: with
difficulty (of breathing); painfully; anx-
iously. -néso, ADJ.: suffocating (sultry);
grievous (troublesome).
affardellare [fardello], TR.: make up
into a bundle (bundle or pack up).
af=fare 1, M.: AFFAIR (business); quality
(station, rank): casa di mal —, brothel ;
affettivo
donna di mal —, prostitute. =f&iret2,
IRR.; IMPERS., REFL.: suit (become). -fa-
raeeio, M.: wretched affair. -farino,
M.: trifling affair (trifle). -faréne, M.:
big affair; good affair. -fartieeio,
-farueeifeeio, M.: wretched affair.
affasciare}, TR.: tie in fagots (bundle).
affasci-naménto, M.: fascination. -nan-
te, ADI. : fascinating (bewitching). ||-ma-
re [fascino], tR.: fascinate (charm). -na-
tére, M.: charmer (bewitcher). -natri-
e, F.: charmer; sorceress. -naziòne },
F.: fascination.
affa-stellare [fastello], TR.: make a
bundle of; jumble together. -stellio,
M.: jumble.
affastidi(a)ref, TR.: trouble (vex).
affatare}, TR.: charm; render invulner-
able; bewitch; embellish.
affati-caménto, M.: fatiguing; tired-
ness; toil. ||-eare [fatica], TR. : fatigue
(tire); harass; REFL.: toil; strive. -cé-
to, ADJ.: fatigued (weary); harassed.
-chévole}, ADJ.: fatiguing (wearisome) ;
painstaking. -eésot, ADJ.: fatiguing;
laborious.
af-fatto, ADV.: perfectly; entirely; quite;
at all: niente —, nothing at all.
affattu-raméntoij,M.: sorcery. |l-rare
[fattura], TR.: charm (bewitch). -ra-
ziéne}, F.: sorcery.
affazo-naméntoj, M.: ornament. ||-na-
re} [fazione], TR.: adorn (embellish).
af-fè}, ADV.: in faith; upon my faith,
affegatfire i, REFL.: be afflicted.
affer-maméntoj, M.: affirmation. -man-
te, ADJ.: affirmative. ||-mare [firmare],
TR.: affirm (assert); REFL.{: become
firm or strong; be confirmed. -mata-
ménte, ADV.: affirmatively; assuredly.
-mativo, ADJ.: affirmative (positive).
-mativa, F.: affirmative. -matére,
M., -matriee, F.: a person who affirms
(maintainer). -maziéne, F.: affirma-
tion.
affer-raménto, M.: grasping. -rdn-
te, ADJ.: grasping; M.: battle horsef.
ll-rare [ferro], TR.: grapple (grasp,
gripe); comprehend; hold; (nav.) land.
-ratoio{, M.: grappling-iron; tongs.
-ratore, M., -ratriee, F.: grappler.
affet-taménto}, M.: affectation; adorn-
ment. |l-tdre [I. -to; 2. fetta], TR.:
I. affect (pretend); pretend to (covet);
adorn ; REFL. : be affected ; 2. cut in slices
(slice, cut up). -tataménte, ADV.: af-
fectedly; eagerly. -této, ADJ.: I. af-
fected; 2. sliced. -tatéret, M., -ta-
tricei, F.: affected person. -tatara,
F.: slicing. -tatizzo, ADJ.: much af-
fected. -taziéne, F.: affectation.
affet-tivo, aDJ.; affecting (touching).
affetto
llaffèt=to [L. affectus (af-ficere, touch)],
ADJ.: AFFECTED (touched); burdened; M.:
affection (passion, tenderness); desire.
-tuosaménte, ADV. : affectionately (ten-
derly). -tuosita, F.: affectionateness
(affection). -tuòso, ADI.: affectionate
(tender).
affezio-nfire, TR.: make affectionate or
fond (enamour); REFL.: get fond of (be-
come attached to, fall in love). -nata-
ménte, ADV.: affectionately (fondly).
-nato, ADJ.: affectionate (fond). -neèl-
la, F.: slight affection. |laffezid-ne
[affetto], F.: affection (tenderness; mor-
bid condition); (math.){ property; (gram.)+
inflection. -névolej, ADJ.: affectionate,
fond.
affiammàrej = inflammare.
affiatàre [fiato], REFL. : become confident
or familiar.
affib-biagliof, M.: buckle (clasp). -bia-
ménto, M.: buckling. ||-bidre [fibbia],
TR.: buckle (clasp); button: -biarla ad
uno, play one a trick. -biatéiof, M.:
buckle. -biatara, F.: buckling (clasp-
ing); clasping part (of a dress); hooks
and eyes}; buttons}.
af-ficcàret, TR.: thrust in; fix.
affi-dare [fede], TR.: conFIDE; entrust;
REFL.: confide (one’s self); trust; rely.
-dato, ADJ.: confided; trusty; certain;
M.: confidant, trusty friend. -datamén-
te}, ADV.: confidently.
affiebolàrej, INTR.: debilitate. j
affie-nare [fieno], TR.: fodder; forage.
-nàta, F.: foraging. -mire, INTR.:
sprout.
affievo-liménto, M.: weakness. ||-lire
[fievole], TR.: enfeeble (weaken); INTR.,
REFL.: grow weak (weaken).
af-figgere, IRR. ; TR.: stick up (placards,
etc.); post; fix; fastenj; nailf; REFL.T:
look fixedly (stare); apply one’s self.
affigurare} [figura], TR.: recognize;
recollect; REFL.: fancy.
affi-laménto, M.: arranging in files;
whetting. ||-lare [fila], TR.: arrange
in a file or row; file (sharpen, whet) ;
INTR.}: file (march in files). -lata, F.:
slight sharpening (setting). -lato, ADJ.:
arranged in a file; sharp(ened); long and
thin (face). -latara, F.: sharpening;
sharp edge. -lettare, TR.: (mas.) smooth
(the points between brick with the trow-
el); tie (the threads of a net). -letta-
tara, F.: smoothing, etc. (cf. -lettare).
affi-lidre [L. filius, son], TR.: take in as
a member (in a society, etc.); associate ;
REFL.: join. -liaziéme, F.: associa-
tion; society. ;
affi-naménto, M.: refinement. |-nà-
re [fine], TR.: refine; purify; sharpen ;
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‘REFL.: become refined or purified.
téio, M.: crucible (melting-pot).
tore, M.:
ment.
affin-chè{ [a fine che], ADV.: to the end
that; in order to; that. -er di = a
fine di, in order that.
affi-ne2 [L. af-finis (‘to-border’), neigh-
bouring], ADJ.: kindred (akin); M.: kins-
man (relation). -missimo, ADJ.: very
closely akin. -mita, F.: affinity (kindred).
affio-caméntofj,M.: hoarseness. ||-caret
[fioco], INTR.: get hoarse. -cétot, ADI.:
hoarse. -cattiray,F.: hoarseness. -chi-
ménto, M.: becoming hoarse (hoarse-
ness). -chire, INTR., REFL.: get hoarse.
affiorato}, ADJ.: ornamented or embroi-
dered with flowers ; damasked.
affirmare} = affermare.
af-fisdre = fissare. -fissaméntof, M.:
gazing at. =fissàrei, TR.: affix; fix
one’s eyes upon (gaze at); REFL.: apply
one’s self. -fissi, PRET. of -figgere. -fis-
siéne, F.: affixing. |l-fisso [PART. of
sfiggere], ADJ.: fixed (fastened); eager;
M.: placard (bill); affix.
affit-tai(u)òlo, M.: tenant (lease-holder).
-tànte, M.: landlord. -tére, TR.: lease
(rent); hire; freight; REFL.: be let (let).
-tatére, M.: leaser; landlord; freighter.
-taziénef, F.: leasing. -tévolet, ADI.:
to be leased or let out. -tire, TR.: render
thick or frequent; INTR., REFL.: grow
thick or frequent. |laffit-to [ fitto], apJ.:
affixed (fastened); m.: lease; rent. -tuà-
lej, M.: tenant; farmer. -tudrio, M.,
-tuaria, F.: lease-holder; tenant (renter).
af-fliggènte, ADJ.: afflicting (painful).
|l-fliegere [L. fligere, strike], IRR.$; TR.:
afflict, grieve, torment; REFL.: be afflicted
(grieve). -flissi, PRET. of -fliggere. -flit-
tivo, ADJ.: afflicted; grievous. -flit-
to, PART. of -fliggere. -fliziéme, F.: af-
fliction. -flizioneélla, F.: dim. of -fli-
zione.
§ Pret. affis-si, -se; -sero. Part. affitto.
affloscire [floscio], INTR.: become flabby
or loose.
afflu-ènte, ADJ.: affluent (abundant).
-enteménte, ADV.: abundantly. -ènza,
F.: affluence (abundance). |l=-ire [L.
fluere, flow], INTR.: flow on or together;
flow in abundance (abound). ‘sso, M.:
afflux; congestion.
affocare [fuoco], TR.: set on fire (inflame).
affo-gàggine] or -gagidénef, F., -ga-
ménto, M.: suffocation. |l-gare [fogo],
TR.: sufFOCATE (smother); drown; REFL.:
be suffocated or stifled. -gato, ADI.:
suffocated ; extinguished ; overloaded ; fu-
rious}: uova —te, poached eggs. -ga-
téio, M.: place of suffocation, (fig.) oven.
-na-
-na-
refiner. -natùra, F.: refine-
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affol-lare [folla], TR.:
throng; stuff. -lataménte, ADV.:
crowd; greedily.
affol-taménto}, M.: thickening; precipi-
tation. ||-tarej, TR.: crowd or press
upon; INTR.: hurry. -tatay, F.: haste,
eagerness.
affon-daménto, m.: foundering (sink-
ing). |l-dare [fondo], INTR.: FOUNDER
(go to the ‘bottom,’ sink); TR.: sink. -da-
to, ADJ.: sunk; shipwrecked; ruined.
-datére, M.: sinker; wrecker. -data-
ra, F.: sinking. -doj for a fondo.
afforestierare [forestiere], INTR.: be-
come a stranger.
af-fortificare, TR.: fortify.
af-fortunato, ADJ.: fortunate.
affér-zaj, ADV.: by force. -zaméntof,
M.: fortifying. -zaret}, TR.: strengthen,
fortify.
affos-saménto, M.: ditch; trench (in-
trenchment). |l-s&re [fossa], TR.: ditch ;
intrench. -satura, F.: intrenchment.
affragnere}{ = affrangere.
affra-lare }, -lirej, TR.: enfeeble.
affran-cabile, ADJ.: capable of being
freed. -caménto, M.: freeing (eman-
cipating). |l-eare [franco], TR.: free
(FRANCHIZE, emancipate); REFL.: be freed ;
become vigorous. -cato, ADJ.: freed;
M.: freeman.
af=frangere}, IRR.; TR.: break; violate.
-frànto, PART.: broken; fatigued.
affrapparef, TR.: cut (mince).
affratel-laménto, M.: brotherly affec-
tion (intimacy). |l-lare [fratello], TR. :
make brothers; REFL.: become brothers
(in affection).
affreddaret, TR.: cool.
affre-naménto }, M.: check (restraint).
-naére{, TR.: bridle (curb, check).
af-frésco, m.: fresco.
affret-taménto, M.: hurry (speed). -tan-
za, F.: hurry. |l-tare [fretta], TR.:
urge (hurry, speed, despatch). -tata-
méntej, ADV.: hurriedly. -tésof, ADI.:
hasty (hurried).
affrico [L. -cus], M.: south-wind.
affrittellare [frittello], TR.: fry (eggs);
kill.
affron-taménto, M.: affront; assault.
||-tare [fronte], TR.: affront; assault
(attack); REFL.: meet face to face; as-
sault each other. -tatat, F.: assault;
encounter. -tàtot, ADJ.: affronted; as-
saulted; face to face. affrén-to, M
affront (insult).
affumi-caménto, M.: fumigation. ||-c&-
re [fumo], tR.: fumigate; smoke dry.
-cita, F.: fumidity. -cattira, F.: fumi-
gation (smoking).
affu-sare [fuso], TR.: form into a spindle
crowd together ;
ina
aggio
or shaft (taper). -sfito, PART.: taper-
ing. -sellare or -sollare = -sare.
af-fasto, M.: gun-carriage.
afonia,F.: aphony. ||afono [Gr. a-, not,
phoné, voice], ADJ.: aphonous (voiceless).
afo-rismo (Gr. aphorismés, definition],
M.: aphorism. -ristico, ADJ.: aphor-
istic(al). -risticaménte, ADV.: aphor-
istically.
aféso [afa], ADJ.:
a-fréttoi, ADJ.:
suffocating (sultry).
sourish. -frézzat, F
sourness; asperity. |l=froj, ADJ.: sour
(acrid).
afrodisiaco [Afrodite], ADI.: aphrodisi-
acal.
agame [Gr. a-, not, gîmos, marriage], F.
acotyledons.
agape [Gr. agdpe, love], F.: love-feast.
agarico [L. -cum] M.: agaric.
agata [Gr. Achétes in Sicily], F.
agata [ago], F.: needleful.
agave [L.], F.: agave (plant).
a-gènda [L.,‘to be done’], F.: note-book
(memorandum). ll-génte [-gire], ADI.:
neta active ; M.: agent ; manager. -gen-
zia, F.: agency.
agevo-laménto, M.: facilitation (ease).
-làre, TR.: facilitate (help). llagévo-
le [L. agibilis (L. agere, act)] ADI.: easy
(manageable, practicable). -lézza, F.:
facility (ease); civility (courtesy). -lino,
ADJ.: easy, manageable. -lménte, ADV.:
easily (readily).
aggaffare} = accaffare.
aggallato [galla], M.: marshy ground.
aggan-eiare [gancio], TR.: hook. -ghe-
rare [ganghero], TR.: hinge.
aggavignare}, TR.: grasp (seize).
aggecchirei, REFL.: respond.
ag-geggiare, INTR.: (pop.) muse; TR.:
arrange; dress, put on. |l-géggio [?],
M.: trifle (worthless thing); perplexity.
ag-gelaref, TR.: congeal (freeze). -gela-
zidneft, F.: congealment ; jelly.
aggentilire} = ingentilire.
ag-gettàre, INTR.: project (jut out).
-gettivo, ADJ., M.: adjective. ll-gétto
(L. ad-jectus, “thrown upon,’ joined], M.:
projection (prominence, jutting).
agghermigliàrei, TR.: grasp.
agghiae-ciaménto, F.: frost. ||-eia-
re [ghiaccio], TR.: freeze (congeal).
ag-ghiadfrej, INTR.: be frozen or be-
numbed with cold; be horrified. -ghià-
dof, M.: horror.
: agate..
:| agghindare [ak. to Eng. wind], TR.:
trim (adorn).
aggia-eénza}, F.: adjacency.
IRR.; INTR.: be adjacent; suit.
agginocchiàre È, REFL.: KNEEL.
aggiot 1, for ho, I have.
Aggio 2 [agio], M.: exchange; discount.
\l-eéret,
aggiogare
aggiogare [giogo], TR.: put the yoke on
(yoke).
aggiogliato}, ADJ.: mixed with tares.
aggior-naménto, M.: adjournment;
dawn. Il-nére [giorno], tR.: adjourn;
illuminej; appoint}; INTR., REFL.: dawn.
aggi-raménto, M.; surrounding (circum-
venting); evasion. ||-rare [girare], TR.:
surround (enclose); take in (deceive); INTR.:
go or roam about; REFL.: go around (ram-
ble). -ratay, F.: turning round; dwin-
dling. -ratére, M., -ratriee, F.: ram-
bler; deceiver (swindler); bewitcher.
aggiudi-cante, ADJ.: adjudicating; M.:
adjudicator. |l-cdre [giudicare], TR.:
adjudge (award). -catario, M.: benefi-
ciary (to whom a thing is adjudged). -ca-
ziéne, F.: adjudication (award).
aggiugn. .} = aggiung. .
ag-=giunmgere, IRR.; TR.: join; add;
reach; REFL.: join (meet together).
-giungiménto, M.: joining; addition;
supplement. -giamsi, PRET. of -giungere.
-gianta, F.: addition. -giunmtadre, TR.:
join; add; sew together. -giuntatira,
F.: joining; joint, seam. -&ifinto, PART.
of giungere: joined (added); adjunct (as-
sistant). -giunzidnef, F.: joining; ad-
dition. .
aggiuràrej, TR.: swear; conjure.
aggiu-stabile, apJ.: adjustable. -sta-
ménto, M.: ‘adjustment. ||-stare [giu-
sto], TR.: adjust (set to rights); direct;
REFL.: adjust one’s self; agree. -stata-
ménte, ADV.: rightly (properly). -sta-
tézza, F.: justice. -statére, M.: ad-
juster (regulator). -stataira, F.: ad-
justment, settlement.
agglome-raménto, M.: aggloneration.
ll-rare [L. glomus, ball], TR.: agglomer-
ate.
aggluti-naménto, M.: agglutination
(gluing). |l-mare [glutine], TR.: agglu-
tinate (glue together). -maziéne, F.:
agglutination (gluing; joining of words).
aggobbire [gobbo], TR.: make hunch-
backed.
aggomitola-re [gomitolo], TR.: make
into a clew or coil (wind up); REFL.: form
into clews or groups. -tura, F.: form-
ing into clews.
aggotta-re [gotio], TR.: bail (a boat);
pump. -tara, F.: bailing.
agera-dare [grado 1], INTR.: be agree-
able (please). -dévole, ADJ.: agreeable
(pleasing). -devolménte, ADV.: agree-
ably. -diménto, M.: agreeableness,
pleasure. -dire, TR. (3 Sing. -da, im-
pers.): accept with pleasure (receive
kindly); like. -dito, ADJ.: gladly ac-
cepted; agreeable (acceptable). -duire j,'
REFL.: make one’s self agreeable.
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aggruppamento
ageraffare {, TR.: clasp.
aggraffignare [granfial], TR.: claw,
clutch ; rob.
aggrampare | = aggrappare.
aggranare{, TR.: grain (form
grains); INTR.: seed.
aggranchi(&)re [granchio], TR.: be-
numb with cold.
aggran-diménto, M.: aggrandizement;
increase (rise). Il=dire [grande], TR.:
increase (enlarge); REFL. : ‘grow.
aggran-fidre [granfia], TR.: claw, grap-
ple. -figmare, TR.: rob.
aggrappare [grappa], TR.: grapple;
grasp (catch); REFL.: clutch (cling).
aggratire} = aggradire.
aggratieeiàre [graticcio], TR.: entwine;
REFL.: become interwoven; be entangled.
aggratigliére}, TR.: fetter; imprison.
aggra-vaménto, M.: aggravation. -van-
te, ADJ.: aggravating; overcharging.
ll-vare [grave], TR.: overload (over-
charge); aggravate; aggrieve; accuse;
REFL.: grow heavy, be aggravated; be
aggrieved. -vazionet, F.: overloading;
aggravation. '-vio, M.: excessive burden,
weight; aggravation; injury; imputation.
aggra-ziàre [grazia], TR.: be grateful
or pleasing to (please). -ziataménte,
ADV.: gratefully; pleasingly. -ziatino,
ADJ.: pleasing (nice). -ziàto, ADJ.:
pleasing; graceful; genteel.
aggredire [L. gradior, advance], TR.:
assault; offend, (Eng.{) AGGRESS.
aggre-gaménto, M.: aggregation. ||-ga-
re [L. grex, flock], TR.: aggregate. -ga-
to, PART.: aggregated; M.: aggregate;
assemblage. -gazione, F.: aggrega-
tion; assembly. -ggidref, TR.: collect;
REFL.: herd together.
aggres-sione [aggredire], F.: aggres-
sion (assault). -sére, M.: aggressor.
aggrez-zàrej, or -zire}, INTR.: be be-
numbed with cold.
aggricchifrej, TR.: cramp with cold.
aggrin-zàre, or-zire [grinza],7R.: wrin-
kle (shrivel).
aggrizzàrej, REFL.: be stiff with cold.
aggrommirej, INTR.: get covered with
tartar (incrustate).
aggroppare}, TR.: wrap (tie); heap.
aggrottàre [grotta], TR.: — le ciglia,
knit one’s brows (frown), embankf (a
ditch); repairj.
aggrotte-scàrej, INTR.: fall into the
grotesque. -seétoj, M.: grotesque.
aggrovi-gliare, or -gliolare [grovi-
glia], TR.: curl up (twist up); entangle.
aggru-mare [grumo], REFL.: curdle (co-
agulate). -moldre [grumolo], REFL.:
form into bunches, i
aggrup-paménto, M.: grouping ; union;
into
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forming a bunch or knot. |l-pare [grup-
po], TR.: group, collect, heap up; knot
(tie).
aggruzzolàre [gruzzolo], TR.:
together (hoard up).
aggua-gliaménto, M.: equalizing.
-gli&nza, r.: equality; conformity; re-
semblazce. |l-gliare [L. equalis, EQUAL],
TR.: equalize; make even or smooth;
compare; REFL.: become equal or even;
compare one’s self (with). -gliatamén-
te, ADV.: equally (proportionally). -glia-
scrape
tére, M.: equalizer. -gliazione;, F.:
equality; conformity. agguf-glio, M.:
comparison.
agguantare [guanto], TR.: clutch (catch
suddenly); rob; reef.
agguard. .}= guard. .
ag-guataret [OGer. wahten, WATCH],
TR.: lie in wait for; spy. -guato, M.:
ambush.
aggueffarey}, TR.: join.
agguerrire [guerra], TR.:
(harden, train).
agguindo-laménto, M.: reeling off;
artifice. ||-lare [guindolo], TR.: reel off ;
wind up; lead by the nose (trick). ag-
guindoloj = guindolo. —
aggustare [gusto], INTR.: give pleasure
(please).
aghero [L. acer], ADJ.: sour (sharp).
aghétto [ago], M.: shoe-string (with
metal point).
aghifeeiot, M.: helm (rudder).
aghiréne{ = airone.
agià-rej [agio], TR.: adapt; accommo-
date; place. -taménte, ADV.: commodi-
ously (with ease). -tézza, F.: ease (com-
fort); wealth. ’-to, ADJ.: adapted; con-
venient; in easy circumstances (wealthy);
lazy.
agibile, ADJ.: feasible.
figi-le [L. -lis], ADI.: agile (nimble),
lively. -lità, F.: agility. -Iménte,
ADV.: nimbly.
fgio [?], M.: ease; convenience; comfort;
leisure: dar —, give time (to pay); pren-
der —, take one’s ease.
agi-re [L. agere], TR.: ACT; operate;
proceed. -taméntof, F.: action; agita-
tion (stir). -tare, TR.: agitate (stir, ex-
cite); molest; plead; REFL.: be agitated
(be disturbed): — una lite, carry on a
inure to war
law-suit. -tatére, M., -tatrice, F.:
agitator. -tazioneélla, F.: slight agi-
tation. -taziéne, F.: agitation.
agli, for a gli, to the.
agli-dta, F.: garlic sauce. -fiio, M.:
garlic bed. -étto, M.: small or young
garlic. -ettino, M.: little bit of a gar-
lic. ||&gli-o [L. allium], M.: garlic.
fgnai, F.: she-lamb.
agriotta
agna-to [L. -tus (natus, born)], M.: agnate
(kinsman by the father’s side). -tizio,
ADJ.: agnatic. -ziéne, F.: agnation.
agnél-la, F.: little she-lamb. -léio, M.:
dealer in mutton, etc. -latara, F.:
lambing time. -létto, M.: lambkin.
-lina, F.: little she-lamb. -lino, M.:
lambkin ; ADJ.: of lamb (lamb-). |lagnél-
lo [L. agnus, lamb], M.: lamb(kin). -16t-
to, M.: big lamb; PL.: (perh.: from anel-
lo) dumpling stuffed with meats.
agniziénef, F.: recognition.
agnof}, M.: lamb; swelling.
agnusdéi [L. Agnus Dei, ‘Lamb of
God’], Mm.: Agnus Dei (image of the
Lamb; prayer at Mass).
ago [L. acus], M.: needle; hand (of a
clock); stile (of a dial); sting (of a bee,
etc.); spire; compass needle : — da testa,
bodkin.
agognàre [agonia], TR.: desire anxiously
or eagerly (long for), aspire to.
agé-ne [Gr. agén (dgein, lead)], M.: agon
(contest for a prize at the public games
in Greece); (poet.) contest, fight; wres-
tling ground; battle-field. -mia, F.: agony.
-nista, M.: wrestler. -nistica, F.:
agonistics (athletic exercise). -nîstico,
ADJ.: agonistic(al). -rmiizzànte, ADJ.:
agonizing; in agony (dying). -nizzàre,
INTR.: writhe with agony, agonize, be dy-
ing.
agoraio [ago], M.:
maker or seller.
ago-stiniàno, ADJ.: Augustinian. -sti-
no, ADJ.: of August (born or ripening in
A.). llagé-sto [L. Augustus], M.: August
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needle-case ; needle-
. (the month).
agraménte [agro], ADv.: sharply.
agr-aria, F.: (science of) agriculture.
-ario [L. ager, field], ADJ.: agrarian
(agricultural). -èste, ADJ.: agrestic
(rural, rustic). -esteméntet, ADV.: ru-
rally (rustically). -estézza}, F.: rus-
ticity.
agr-estino}, ADJ.: sourish (tartish).
|-ésto [agro 1], M.: kind of sour grape;
sour grape juice (verjuice). -estésot,
ADJ.: sourish. -estitmej, M.: acid thing,
acids. -ettino, dim. of -etto. -étto,
ADI. : sourish (somewhat acid); M.: acid-
ity. -ézza, F.: sourness (acidity).
agri- [L. ager, field]: -colaj, M.: tiller,
farmer (husbandman). -coltére, m.:
agriculturer (farmer). -coltara, F.:
agriculture (farming). -fòglio, M.: holly.
-mensére, M.. field-surveyor (-‘MEAS-
URER’). -mensùra, F.: field-surveying
(mensuration).
agriménia}, F.: agrimony (liverwort).
agri-òttaj, F.: egriot: — persa, mar-
joram.
agro ,
figro1 [L. acer, sharp], ADJ.: sour (ACID,
ACRID); sharp (severe); disagreeable
(cross-grained).
agro2 [L. ager, field], M.: territory (esp.
of a city).
agro-ddlee, ADJ.: sweet and sour.
agro-nomia [agro2], F.: agronomy
(science of agriculture). -nòmico, ADI.:
agronomical. agrò-nomo, M.: agro-
nomist (agriculturist).
agramef, M.: acid herbs (pot-herbs).
aguaglianza} = eguaglianza.
aguardàre}, TR.: guard (take care of).
aguastérej, TR.: WASTE; spoil.
aguati..= agguat. .
agtc-chiaj [ago], F.: knitting-needle.
-chiàre, TR.: stitch (sew).
aga-gliaj, F.: eagle; Roman standard;
obelisk; steeple; needle. -glifieeiot,
m.: standard. -gliaref, TR.: sew (stitch).
-gliata}, F.: needleful. -gliénei, M
sting; incentive. -gliétto}, M.: young
eagle.
agugnére} = agognare.
agumentare} = aumentare.
agunarej = adunare.
agur. {= augur..
agu-téllo, -tétto, ADJ.: rather sharp;
M.: tack. -tézza, F.: acuteness. |laga-
to [L. acutus, sharp], M.: long nail.
-zzaménto, M.: sharpening. -zzare,
R.: sharpen (whet). -zzdta, F.: rapid
sharpening. -zzatére}, M.: whetter.
-ezatara, F : sharpening (whetting).
aguzzino [Sp. alguacil], M.: guardian of
galley-slaves ; tyrant, hard fellow.
agazzo}t = aciio.
ahi, -mé, INTERJ.:
ai, for a i, to the.
aia! [L. area], F.: threshing-floor ; garden-
plotj; AREAT; halot: menare il can per
—, drag out (a discourse, etc.) in aim-
less length.
dia 2 [cio], F.: perceptress (governess).
aidta [aia 1], F.: sheaves on the thresh-
ing-floor; threshing-floor full of sheaves:
romper —, begin threshing.
aidtof}, ADJ.: rambling: andar —, ramble
about.
aiéttaj, F.: hotbed.
aimèj = ahimè,
dio, pl. ci [Sp. ayo, master], M.: preceptor,
tutor (in a private house).
Soi M.: rambler.
: leap; run, free course; direc-
oh! alas!
airéne [OGer. heigero], M.: HERON.
ait. . (poet.) = aiut. .
ai(u)ò-la [areola], F.: garden-plott. -lof,
M.: bird-net.
aiu-taménto, M.: aid (help). -tante,
ADJ.: aiding (helpful); strong; M.: helper
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(assistant); adjutant: — di campo, aide-
de-camp. -tare, TR.: aid (help, assist);
REFL.: help one’s self (avail or help one’s
self). -tatot, M.: help. -tatére, M
-tatriee, F.: helper (assistant). -té-
vole, ADJ.: aiding (helpful); favorable.
llaiti-to [L. ad-jutum (juvare, help)],
M.: AID (help, assistance); PL.: auxiliary
troops. -tére, M., -triee, F.: helper.
aiz-zaménto, M.: incitement; provoca-
tion. |l-zare [Ger. hetzen], TR.: incite;
set (dogs) upon; irritate (provoke). -za-
tére, M., -zatriee, F.: inciter (instiga-
tor). -z6so}, ADJ.: provoking.
al, for a il, to the.
ala, pl. -li (poet. -le) [L.], F.: wing (of a
bird, structure, or army): far(e) —, form
a line (to honour some one passing); stare
sull —e, be just going.
alabar-da [Ger. helm-barte, ‘helmet-
splitter’], F.: HALBERD. -data, F.: hal-
berd thrust. -diére, m.: hallebardier.
ala-bastrino, ADJ.: of alabaster. ||-ba-
stro [L. -bastrum], M.: alabaster.
ald-cre or Ala-cre [L. -cris], ADI.:
albergato
alacrious (brisk, lively). -creménte,
ADV.: with alacrity (briskly). -erita, F
alacrity.
alamar(r)i [Sp. -mar], M.: ornamented
button-hole.
aldno [Alani], m.: bulldog.
alare [L. ad larem, ‘to Lar’ (domestic
deity)], M.: andiron.
alata [ala], F.: stroke of the wing.
alatérno [L. -nus], M.: privet (shrub);
prim.
aléto [ala], ADJ.: winged; flightyt.
alba [L. -bus, white], F.: break of day
(early dawn).
alba-gia [?], F.: great vanity (conceit).
-giòso, ADJ.: conceited.
albana [albo], F.: kind of white grape.
albanése, m.: light cavalryman.
albatrot [L. arbutus], M.: (bot.) arbutus.
albatro2 [fr. Ar.], m : albatross.
al-bazzano [albo], M.: limestone. -bé-
dine, F.: whiteness. ‘-beggiaménto,
M.: dawning.
break (of day).
albe-rare [albero], TR.: plant with trees;
mast (a ship). -ratiira, F.: tree-plan-
tation; masts. -réllorI, m.: sort of
mushroom.
alberèllo 2 [?], M.: earthen vase (pot).
alberése [albo], M.: limestone.
albe-réta [-ro], F., or -réto, M
plantation (grove). -rétto, M.:
tree (shrub).
alber-gagiéne}, F., -gaménto}, M
staying at a hotel; lodging. -gàre, TR.:
lodge; harbour; INTR.: lodge (reside,
stop). -gato, PART.: lodged; M.: lodgest
-beggiare, | INTR.: dawn;
: tree-
small
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-gatére, M., -gatriee, F.: innkeeper;
hotel-keeper (landlady). -gherfat, F.:
public inn. -ghétto, m.: small inn.
llalbér-go [OGer. heri-berga, ‘army-
shelter’], inn; hotel.
albe-rino, dim. of -ro. Albe-ro [L.
arbor], M.: tree; poplar; mast; (mec.)
shaft, shafting: — di trinchetto, fore-
mast. -réne, M.: big tree.
al-bicante}, -bieeio [albo], ADI.: whit-
ish.
albi-cécea, F.: apricot. =cécco [Sp. al-
bari-coque (fr. Ar.)], M.: APRICOT-tree.
al-bino, ADJ.: whitish}; M.: albino. -bis:
domenica in —, Sunday after Easter.
Il=bo [L. -bus], ADI.: white}; fig-like
(with ref. to a special whitish fig); tipsyt;
M.: book of records. -boràret, INTR.:
dawn. -bére,m.: dawn (aurora). -bigi-
ne, F.: albugo. -bum, M.: album. -ba-
me, M.: white of the egg. -bumina,
—ne, F.: albumen. -buminfto, ADJ.: al-
buminous. -barno, M.: white hazel-tree.
alecdico [L. -cus], M.: alcaic (meter).
alca-lescénte, ADJ.: alkalescent. -le-
scènza, F.: alkalesceus. |l&lca li,
[Ar.], M.: alkali. -limo, ADI.: alkaline.
-lizzàre, TR.: alkalize.
alee [Gr. alké], M.: ELK.
aleéa [L.], F.: vervain (plant).
alchérmes [fr. Ar.], M.: sort of sweet
drink.
alchi-mia [fr. Ar.], F.: alchemy. -’mi-
co, ADJ.: alchemical. -mista, -misti,
m.: alchemist. -mizzàrei, INTR.: prac-
tice alchemy.
aleiéne [Gr. alkyin], M. : HALCYON; king-
fisher.
fileo-ol [fr. Ar.], M.: alcohol. -òlico,
ADJ.: alcoholic. -olismo, M.: alcoholism.
alcorano [fr. Ar.], M.: Alcoran.
alcòva [fr. Ar.], F.: alcove (recess).
al-cunché, M.: something. |l-efino [L.
aliquis unus], PRON.: some one (some-
body); some: —a volta, sometimes.
fl-dia, -diana, F., 4l-dio, -diéne, m.:
D. L. -dus], half-freed serf.
filea [L., ‘die’], F.: fate.
aledtico [?], M.: sort of black grape;
wine made from it.
aleatòrio [alea], ADI. : contingent; un-
certain. i
aleggiàre [ala], INTR.: stir the wings
(flutter).
alé-na}, F.: breath (respiration). -na-
ménto{, M.: breathing. -mdref, INTR.:
breathe. -nésot, ADJ.: panting.
alepàrdoj = leopardo.
alessifàrmacot, M.: counterpoison.
alét-ta [ala], F.: small wing; fin; iron
brace. -t&to, ADJ.: (her.) with varie-
gated fins.
alipede
4lfa, F.: alpha (Greek a), -betica-
ménte, ADV.: alphabetically. -bético,
ADI.: alphabetical. -bèto [Gr. beta, 8],
M.: alphabet.
alfàna;, F.: mare.
alfiére [L. aquili-fer, EAGLE-BEARER], M. :
ensign-bearer (ensign); bishop (at chess).
alfine [alla fine], ADV.: finally.
Al(i)-ga [L. alga], F.: alga; seaweed.
-g6so, ADI. : full of seaweeds.
Al-gebra [fr. Ar.], F.: algebra. -gé-
brico, ADI.: algebraic. -gebricamén-
te, ADV.: algebraically. -gebrista, M.:
algebraist.
algénte}, ADI.: algid (freezing). dl
gerei, IRR.; INTR.: freeze. algoref,
M.: extreme cold.
algéso = aligoso.
lia, vulg. for ala, wing of a building.
alidre}, INTR.: fly.
alias [L.], ADv.: otherwise * also called.
alibi [L.], M.: alibi.
alice, F.: anchovy.
alidadda}, F.: alidade (quadrant).
Ali-do [arido], aDJ.: arid (dry); M.: dry-
ness. -dézza,F.: aridness. -dére, M.:
dry season (dryness).
alidoràto [ala, dorato], ADI.: gold-
winged.
alieggiare} = aleggiare.
alie-ndbile, ADJ.: alienable. -nabili-
ta, r.: alienability. -naménto, M.:
alienation; separationi. -mare, TR.:
alienate; transfer; REFL.: become alien-
ated or estranged; withdraw. -nata-
ménte, ADV.: giddily. -natària, F.,
—o, M.: receiver of alienated' property.
-nato, ADJ.: alienated (estranged); dis-
tracted (mad). -matére, M.: alienator.
-naziéne, F.: alienation; estrangement;
distraction; separation}. |lalié=-no [L.
alienus], ADI.: alient (foreign); disin-
clined (reluctant, averse).
alifiorito [ala, fiorito], aDJ.: with flow-
ery wings.
éliga = alga.
aligeroj, ADJ.: winged.
alimen-taménto, M.: nourishing (ali-
ment). -térel, TR.: nourish (feed).
-tare2, -tfrio, ADJ.: alimentary: pen-
sione —, maintenance. -tatére, M., -ta-
triee, F.: nourisher. -tizio, ADJ.: ali-
mentary. |lalimén-to [L. -tum (alere,
nourish)], M.: aliment (food, nourishment).
-téso}, ADJ.: nutritious.
alina [ala], F.: little wing.
alinea [L. ab, from, linea, line], F.:
paragraph; clause.
aliòssot, M.: ossicle; cockle.
aliòttot, M. : ruffle.
nee [ala, piede], ADJ.: with winged
eet.
sub-
aliquanto
aliquantoi, ADI. : aliquant; unequal.
aliquéto [L. alia-quota], ADI. : aliquot.
aliséo [?], ADJ.: trade-: venti —ei, trade-
winds.
ali-tare, INTR.: breathe gently; pant;
M.: panting. |&li-to [L. halitus], M.:
breath (breathing); breeze; odourf.
-t(u)dsoj, ADJ.: bad smelling.
all’, allat, for a la, to the.
Alla 2}, F.: market-place ; ell.
allae-eiaménto, M.: lacing; allure-
ment. |-=eifre [laccio], TR.: lace; bind
(tie up); catch with a lasso or snare;
catch; allure; entangle. -eiativoy,
ADJ.: catching; alluring. -eiatara, F.:
lacing; buttoning; bandage.
alla-gaménto, M.: deluge (inundation).
ll-gare [Jago], TR.: deluge (overflow, in-
undate). -gaziénei, F.: overflowing
(flood).
allampanato [lémpana], aDJ.: emaci-
ated (‘transparent like a lamp’), very
thin.
allampàre [lampo], INTR.. burn with
thirst (parch).
allar-gaménto, M.: enlargement; ex-
tension. |l=-gare [largo], TR.: enlarge
(widen, extend, dilate): — la ‘mano, be
open-handed. -gata, F.: enlargement or
stretching (made in haste). -gatina, F.:
poor enlargement or stretch. -gatdio,
M.: instrument for enlarging; stretcher.
-gaténe, M.: enlarger (amplifier). -ga-
tara, F.: enlargement.
allar-màre, TR.. alarm; REFL.: be
alarmed. |jallar-me [all’arme, ‘to
arms!’], M.: alarm. -mamte, ADJ.:
alarming.
allas-saméntoj, M.: LASSITUDE, weari-
ness. ||-saref, TR.: fatigue (tire).
al-làto, ADV., PREP.: beside; by: — —,
close by.
allat-taménto, M.: giving suck. ||-ta-
re [latte], TR.: suckle (give suck to).
-tatrice, F.: nurse.
alle = a le, to the.
alle-anza, F.: alliance. ||-are [Fr. al-
lier (L. ligare, bind)]; REFL.: ally one’s
self. -Ato, ADJ.: allied (confederate);
M.: ally.
alleccornire [leccornia], TR.: allure;
excite.
alleficdre}, INTR.: take root; cultivate
friendship.
alle-gabile, ADJ.: that may be alleged.
-gaménto, M.: allegation; setting on
edge. |l-gare [legare], TR.: ALLEGE (ad-
duce); ALLOY; TR., INTR.: promise well
(of fruits, etc.); set (the teeth) on edge;
REFL.}: league one’s self (form an alli-
ance). -gatére, M.: alleger. -gazié-
ne, F.: allegation, quotation}; alloyt.
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allevatura
alleggera. . { = alleggeri. .
allegge-riménto, M.: lightening (eas-
ing, rélief). Il=rire [leggero], TR. : light-
en (ease) ; ALLEVIATE (reLIEVE, mitigate);
REFL.: remove one’s clothes.
alleggiàre} = alleggerire.
alle-goria [Gr. dllos, other, agoréin,
speak], F.: allegory. -goricaménte,
ADV.: allegorically. -gòrico, ADJ.: al-
legoric(al). -gorista, M.: allegorist.
-gorizzare, INTR.: allegorize.
alle-graménte, ADV.: cheerfully (gaily).
-gràantej, ADJ.: cheerful. -granzaj,
F.: cheerfulness. -grare, TR.: gladden
(cheer). -grétto, dim. of -gro. -gréz-
za, F.: cheerfulness (joyousness). -gria,
F.: gladness (merriment). |lallé-gro
[L. alacer], ADJ.: cheerful (merry, gay);
brisk (ALACRIOUS); tipsy. -gròdeeio,
-grileeio, ADI. : jovial (good-humoured).
allelùia [fr. Heb.], m.: hallelujah: vec-
chio quanto —, old as hallelujah (very
old).
alle-naméntof, M.: respite (delay). -ma-
ref, INTR.: decay; slacken; take breath;
TR.: strengthen (fortify); REFL.: take
breath. -nirej, TR.: soften; mitigate;
INTR.: be gentle.
allen-tagiéne, F.: hernia (rupture).
-taménto, M.: relaxation; slowness.
ll-tare [lento], TR.: render more loose
(relax, slacken); rarefy; REFL.: be re-
laxed (get slack) ; have a rupture (hernia).
-tatara, F.: hernia (rupture).
allen-zaméntof, M.: ligature (bandage).
ll-z4re}, TR.: bandage ; swathe.
alles-saméntof, M.: boiling. |l-sdref,
TR.: boil (stew). allés-so [lesso], ADJ. :
boiled; M.: boiled meat.
alle-stiménto, M.: preparation. ||-sti-
re [esto], TR.: make ready (prepare).
alletamare}, TR.: manure (dung).
allettaiuélo}, M.: decoy-bird.
allet-taménto, M.: allurement (charm).
-tante, ADJ.: alluring (attractive). ||-ta-
re [I. L. al-lectare (lacere, allure); 2.
letto], TR.: 1. allure (entice, attract); in-
vite; 2. cause to lie down (lay); strike
down ; REFL.: lie down (of grains, etc.) ;
take to one’s bed; nestle. -tativa, F.:
allurement (charm). -tativo, ADJ.: al-
luring (attractive). -tato, ADJ.: I. al-
lured’ (attracted); z. bed-ridden. -taté-
re, M.: enticer.
alletterito [lettera], ADJ.: -lettered
(learned).
alle-vaménto, M.: bringing up (educa-
tion). Il-ware [levare], TR.: bring up
(educate; foster, raise). -véto, ADI.:
educated; M.: pupil. -vatére, M., -va-
triee, F.: educator; raiser. -vatùra,
F.: bringing up (education); festering
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(raising). -viagionet, F.: alleviation.
-vidre, TR.: alleviate (ease); REFL.: lie
in. -viaziénef, F.: alleviation.
allifnza { = alleanza.
allib(b)ire [livido], INTR.: be amazed.
alli-braménto, M.: booking. ||-brare
[libro], TR.: book (register). -braziò-
ne, F.: booking (registration).
allieeidre [liccio], TR.: pass (the woof)
through the warp; set (the teeth of a
saw).
allieeret, TR.: allure (entice).
allietàre [lieto], TR.: gladden.
allié-va, F., -vo [allevare], M.:
(scholar) ; foster-child; foal; calf.
alligàta;, F.: enclosed letter.
alligatore (Eng. -tor], M.: alligator.
allignare [legno], INTR. : take root (grow,
thrive).
allin-darej, TR.: make nice or spruce
(deck). -datérey, M.: embellisher.
alli-neaménto, M.: alignment. ||-nea-
re [linea], TR.: ALIGN.
allinguatof, ADJ.: talkative.
alliqui-dare}, TR.: render liquid (melt).
allisciàre} = lisciare.
allistàrej, TR.: lace (embroider).
allitteraziéne [L. ad, to, litera, letter],
F.: alliteration.
allivellà-re [livello], TR.: level.
ne, F.: levelling.
allividire [livido], INTR.: grow livid or
pale (pale).
Allo, for a lo, to the.
allocaret, TR.: locate (place).
al-loccdeecio, M.: big ugly owl; stupid
loon. |l-lécea, F., -1dcco [L. alucus]:
M.: owl. -loccéne = -locaccio.
allocuziéne [L. loqui, speak], F.: allo-
cution (address).
al-lodiàle, ADI.: allodial. -lédio [? OHG.
al-éd, ‘all-free’], M.: allodium (freehold).
allòdola [L. alauda], F.: skylark.
allo-gaménto, M.: lease. |l-gare [luo-
go], TR.: LOCATE (place); settle; employ ;
invest (money); give in marriage (marry).
-gatére, M.: landlord. -gatriee, F.:
landlady. -gaziéne, F.: employment.
allog-giaméntoj,m.: lodging. -gidre,
TR.: lodge; INTR., REFL.: lodge (dwell):
— alla prim’ osteria, yield to the first
reason. -giatére, M., -giatrice, F.:
landlord; landlady. |lallég-gio [loggia],
m.: lodging-place (lodging-house, inn).
alleviagione
pupil
-zid-
allogliàto [loglio], ApJ.: mixed with
cockle-weed ; stupid.
allongàrej, TR.: remove.
allonta-naménto, M.: removal; re-
moteness. |l=-mdre [lontano], TR.: re-
move (send away); repel; REFL.: go
away (depart). -néto, ADJ.: removed;
remote (distant; far-off).
almanco
allo-patia [Gr. dilos, other, péthos, suf-
fering], F.: allopathy. -patico, ADI.:
allopathic.
allop-piaménto, M.: drugging. -pia-
re, TR.: mix with opium; drug; REFL.:
drowse (fall asleep ; slumber). -picaref,
INTR.: drowse (slumber). |jallép-piof
= oppio.
allér-a [all'ora], apv.: at that time
(then); recently: — quando, when;
whilst; — —, just then; d’—, of that
time; then; da —, from that time (thence);
d' — in poi, thenceforward (from that
time on); per —, by that time. =chè,
=quando, ADV.: when.
allòro [L. laurus], M.: LAUREL.
allòttaj, ADV.: at that time; then.
allottare [lotto], TR.: put on lottery.
allu-eidre [luce], TR.: gaze at (eye).
-eignolare [lucignolo], TR.: make a
wick of; twist; rumple. -einàre, TR.:
dazzle; beguile; REFL.: be hallucinated;
err. -einaziéne, F.: hallucination.
allada [L. -luta], M.: sheep’s skin.
allidere [L. ludere, play], IRR.$; INTR.:
allude, hint.
§ Pret. allisi, -so;-sero. Part. alliso.
allumaca-re [lumaca], TR.: mark with
a snail-track; stripe. -tara, F.: snail-
track.
allumégre{1, TR.: kindle (light).
allu-mare2, TR.: alumize. |lalla-me
[L. -men], M.: alum(en). -miéra, F.:
alum-mine. -mina, F.: alumine.
allumi-nare, vulg. for illuminare. -né-
to, ADJ.: bright (clear). -maziéne, vulg.
for illuminazione.
allumi-nio [allumina], M.:
-néso, ADJ.: aluminous.
allun-gaménto, M.: lengthening (pro-
longation, extension). |l-gare [lungo],
TR.: lengthen (prolong, extend, stretch) ;
REFL.: stretch one’s self; extend ; remove.
-gativo, ADJ.: lengthening (extending).
-gato, ADJ.: lengthened (extended);
distant. -gatara, F.: lengthening (pro-
longation, extension) ; added piece.
allupgre [lupo], INTR.: be hungry as a
wolf. i
al-lusingàrei, TR.: flatter (wheedle).
allu-siéne [-dere], F.: allusion. -sivo,
ADJ.: allusive.
alluviéne [L. luere, wash], F.:
filma [anima], F.: (poet.) soul.
almagésto [fr. Ar.], M.: almagest.
alma-mnaccére, INTR.: puzzle one’s
brains; cast about; build air-castles.
Il=nf&cco [?],M.: almanac: far -nacchi =
almanaccare. -nàcchio, M.. constant
puzzling. -nacéna, F., -nacéne, M.:
great muser (phantast).
al-manco, ADV.: at least.
aluminium.
alluvion.
almeno
al-méno, ADV.: at least.
almiraglio}, -rante} = ammiraglio.
Almo [L. -mus], ADJ.: nourishing; great
(immortal) ; soul}.
flo-e [Gr.], M.:
aloetic.
alone [ala], M.: HALO.
alòsciaj, r.: hydromel.
alpaca [Sp. (Peruv.)], F.: (zodl.) alpaca;
alpaca (fabric).
4l-pe [Celt.], F.: alp; PL.: alps. -pé-
stre, (poet.) -péstro, ADJ.: Alpine,
mountainous; rugged. -pigifino, ADJ.:
Alpine. -pinismo, M.: love of (climbing
the) Alps. -pinista, pl. -ti, M.: Alpinist,
(alp-climber, mountaineer). -pino, ADJ.:
Alpine; PL.: alp-soldier ; mountain-guard.
alquan-to [L. ali-quantum], ADV.: some
what; ADJ.: some (some few). =ame
= alcune.
alsì}, ADV.: also; too.
altalé-na [L. tolleno], F.: seesaw; swing.
-nére, INTR.: seesaw; swing. -no, M.:
swing-gate; lever.
altaménte [alto], apv.: highly; great-
ly; nobly.
altà-re [L. (? altus, high)], m.: altar; sa-
ertfizio dell —, mass. -réllo, -rino,
M.: small altar; family altar: scoprire
gli —î, reveal the tricks.
altazzéso}, ADJ.: haughty (proud).
altéa (Gr. -thaia], F.: marshmallow.
alte -rabile [-rare], ApJ.: alterable.
-rabilita, r.: alterability.
alteraménte [altero], ADv.: haughtily
(proudly). i
alte-raménto}, M.: alteration. ||=ré-
re [altro], TR.: alter (change); deterior-
ate; upset (the stomach); REFL.: change;
grow worse; be excited; grow angry.
-rataméntef, ADV.: angrily. -rativo,
ADJ.: alterative. -razione, F.: altera-
tion (change). -razioneélla, r.: little
change.
alter-care [L. -ri (alter, other)], INTR.:
altercate (wrangle). -caziòne, F.: alter-
cation. altèr-co, M.: wrangle.
alterégo [L. alter, other, ego, I], M.: alter
ego (close representative).
alte-réllo [-r0], ADJ.: somewhat high.
-rézza, F.: haughtiness (arrogance, dis-
dain). -rigia, F.: arrogance.
alter-naménte, ADV.: alternately. -na-
re, TR.: alternate. -nataménte, ADV.:
alternately. -mativa, F.: alternative.
-nativaménte, ADV.: alternatively.
-nativo, ADV.: alternate; reciprocal.
|laltér-no [-nus (alter, other)], ADI.:
altern (alternate); successive.
al-téro [alto], ADJ.: haughty (proud).
-tétto, ADJ.: somewhat high. -tézza,
F.: highness; height (elevation). -tezzé-
aloe. -éticot, ADJ.:
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so, ADJ.: arrogant. -tieeio, ADI.:
rather high or tall; gay (slightly intoxi-
cated). -tieraménte, ADV.: haughtily;
nobly. -tierézza, F.: haughtiness. -tié-
ro, ADJ.: haughty (arrogant, proud);
lofty. -timetria, F.: altimetry. -ti-
metro, ADJ.: measuring the height.
-ti=pidno, M.: elevated plain. -ti=s6-
no, -ti-sonante, ADJ.: high-sounding.
-tissimo, ADJ.: most high; the Most
High. -ti=tomamte, ADI: sounding
from on high. -titfidine, F.: altitude
(height). -ti=volamte, ADJ.: high-fly-
ing. ||al-tor [L. -tus], aps.: high
(elevated, lofty; upper; tall; loud); deep;
ADV.: loud; M.: height; (mus.) treble;
full sea; abyss: in — mare, on the open
sea; ad — voce, aloud; fare — e basso,
play the lord; avere degli —ti e bassi,
have ups and downs.
filtoz [Ger. halt], M.: halt: fare —, halt
(stop). i
altére, M., -triee [L. alere, feed], F.:
nourisher.
al-traménte}, —ti= altrimenti. -tre=
sì}, ADV.: likewise; too. -trettdlef,
ADJ.: such like, similar. -tre-tanto,
ADV.: as much; as much again. ||&l-=tri
[L. -ter], PRON. : another; some one, any-
body. -trièrit, M.: day before yester-
day. -triménti, ADV.: otherwise. 4l-
tro, ADJ.: other; different; M.: another
thing: -tra cosa, something else; per —,
in other respects, however; se — avviene,
if something new happens; — che, except
that; se non —, at least. -tro=chèj,
ADV.: except that (unless). -trénde or
d’— [onde], ADv.: on the other hand;
elsewhere. -tréve [ove], ADV.: else-
where. -trii [L. -ter-huic], PRON.: other
people (others): /'—, other people's prop-
erty.
altara [alto], F.: height (high place);
height} (elevation, loftiness); latitudet ;
haughtinesst.
alturità} = autorità.
alinna, F., -no [L. alere, nourish], M.:
alumna, -nus (in sense of pupil, scholar).
al-veare, M.: beehive (alveary). fil-veo,
M.: river-bed; channel; alveus. -véolo,
M.: socket; bee cell, alveole; cup (of a
flower). -vino, ADJ.: alvine. ||-vo [-vus,
cavity], M.: belly; womb; centref.
alzabile [-zare], ADI.: that may be raised.
alzéia [L. helcium], F.: towing cable.
al-zaménto, M.: raising (lifting). ||-za-
re [alto], TR.: raise (lift, elevate, hoist) ;
INTR., REFL.: rise. -zàta, F.: elevation
(rise). -z&to, ADJ.: raised (lifted up);
risen (got up). -zatara, F.: elevation
(rise).
am- [L. ad, to], PREF.
24 amabile
ama-bile [amare], ADI.: amiable (agree-
able). -bilità, F.: amiableness. -bil-
ménte, ADV.: amiably.
amaca [Sp.], F.: hammock.
amadé-raf}, F., -re, M.: lover.
amadria-da or -de [Gr. héma, together,
drîs, oak], F.: hamadryad (tree nymph).
amalga-ma [Gr. mdlgama, emollient],
F.: amalgam. -mare, TR.: amalgamate.
-maziònej, F.: amalgamation.
aman-te [amare], ADJ.: loving; M.:
lover; sweetheart. -teménte, ADV.:
lovingly.
amanuénse [L. -sis], M.:
secretary.
amanzaf,F.: love; mistress; desire.
ama-réeeio [-ro], ADJ.: very bitter.
-rdeeciola, F.: genet (broom).
amaraco (Gr. -rakos], M.: MARJORAM.
amaraménte [-ro], ADV. : bitterly.
amaran-to [Gr. a-mérantos, undying],
M.: amaranth. -timo, ADJ.: amaranthine.
-toidi, M.: family of amaranths.
amarà-sca, F.: egriot. ||-sco [amaro],
M.: egriot (sour cherry) tree.
amare [L.], TR.: love, like: — meglio,
like better, have rather.
ama-reggiare, TR.: embitter; INTR. or
REFL.: ‘grow bitter. -réggiolai, F.:
motherwort. -rétto, ADJ.: somewhat
bitter (tart); M.: almond-cake. -rézza,
F.: bitterness (rancour). -rezzaref, TR.:
embitter. -ricintej, M.: bitter medi-
cine; PL.: bitters. -ricArej, TR.: embit-
ter; INTR.: grow bitter. -rieeio, ADJ.:
somewhat bitter (tart). -rimo, ADJ.:
somewhat bitter; M.: almond-cake; egriott.
-rirej =-reggiare. -ritàdine, F.: bit-
terness, grief. |lama-ro [L. -rus], ADJ.:
bitter; M.: bitter(ness). -régmolo, ADI.:
somewhat bitter. -réref, M.: bitterness ;
severity. -rulénto}, ADJ.: bitter. -ra-
me, M.: very bitter thing.
ama-gio, M., -sia, F.: lover (paramour).
ll-ta [-re], F.: lady-love.
amatista [Gr. -thustos], F.: amethyst.
am4a-to [-re], ADJ.: beloved (dear). -tére,
M.: lover. -tòrio, ADJ.: loving; amatory.
-triee, F.: sweetheart; paramour.
amauròsi [Gr. -rosis (-rés, dark)], F.:
(med.) amaurosis.
amaz-zone [Gr. -zon], F.: amazon.
néo, -zònio, ADJ.: amazonian.
ambagi [L. -ges], F. PL.: ambages (cir-
cumlocution): senz —, without uncertain-
ty, clearly.
ambasceria = ambasciata.
ambascia [?], F.: pain (grief); anxiety ;
shortness of breath.
amba-sciadére} = -sciatore.
amba-sciare}, INTR.: grieve; be short of
breath (pant).
amanuensis ;
-ZO-
amido
amba-sciata [l. L.-ctia], F.: embassy,
commission. -sciatéra, F., —e, M.: am-
bassadress, -dor; commissioner. -scia-
triee, F.: ambassador's wife.
ambasciot = -scia.
fimbej [L. -bo], PRON.: both. =die,
=duij, =dio0}, PRON. : both.
ambifrej [L. -blare, walk], INTR.: AM-
BLE; pace.
ambiduet = ambedue.
ambiénte [-bire], ADJ.: ambient (enclos-
ing); M.: surrounding air.
ambi-guaménte, ADV.: ambiguously.
-guita, F.: ambiguity. ambi-guo [L.
-guus (amb-igere, drive about)], ADJ.:
ambiguous.
ambio [-biare], M.: AMBLE.
ambi-re [L. (ire, go, go round)], TR.: de-
sire eagerly (covet); Eng.} AMBITION.
ambi-to, ADJ.: coveted. Ambi-to}, M.:
ambit (circuit), intrigue. -zioneélla,
F.: slight ambition. -ziéne, F.: ambi-
tion; eagerness. -ziosaeeio, ADJ.: pos-
sessed of low ambition. -ziosaménte,
ADV.: ambitiously. -ziosétto, -ziosino,
-zioséllo, ADJ.: somewhat ambitious.
-ziéso, ADJ.: ambitious; desirous.
ambo [L.], PRON.: both. -dwef, -dioj,
PRON.: both.
am-bra [? Ar.], F.: amber. -braref, TR.:
amber. -brétta, F.: sort of mallows.
ambro-gétta [?], F.: paving-brick. -gi-
no, M.: old coin. È
am-bròsia [Gr. -brosia (d-mbrotos, m-
MORTAL)|, F.: ambrosia. -brosiano,
ADJ.: Ambrosian. -brésio, ADJ.: am-
brosial.
ambu-lante, ADJ.: ambulant; ambula-
tory. |l-lare [L., walk], INTR.: (jest.)
go or run away. -lanza, F.: ambulance.
-latòrio{, M.: walk.
ame-naménte, ADV.: agreeably. -ni-
tà, F.: amenity. |lamé-no [L. amenus
(amare, love)], ADJ.: pleasing (agreeable).
ametisto} = amatista.
amfibio = anfibio.
amèòntej = demente.
amidnto [Gr. -tos, in-corrupt], M.: am-
ianth (asbestos).
ami-ca, F.: lady-friend; sweetheart. -od-
bile}, ADJ.: friendly; AMIABLE (affable).
-caménte, ADV.: amicably. -cdre,
REFL.: form a friendship. -chévole,
ADI. : AMIABLE (affable). -chevolézza,
F.: amicableness (amiability). -ehevol-
ménte, ADV.: amicably. -eissimo,
ADV.: most friendly. -eizia, F.: friend-
ship. |lami-co [L. -cus (amare)], M.:
friend; ADJ.: friendly. -céne, M.: great
friend.
amido [Gr. d-mulos, ‘un-ground’], m.;
amidin (starch).
amistà
amistà [L. amicîtas], F.: amity (friend-
ship).
amitto} = ammitto.
ammac-caméntof, M.: bruise. ||-ca-
re [macca], TR.: pound (bruise, crush);
depress. -catura, F.: bruise (contu-
sion).
ammacchifsret, REFL.: hide in a bush.
ammae-strabile, ADJ.: teachable (do-
cile). |l-strare [maestro], TR.: teach;
train (discipline). -strativo, ADJ.: in-
structive. -stratére, M., -stratriee,
F.: teacher (trainer). -straziénef, F.:
teaching. -strévole}, ADJ.: teachable
(docile).
ammaglià-re [maglia], TR.: cord; bind
or tie up. -tara, F.: tying up (binding).
ammaifrej, TR.: deck with leaves and
flowers.
ammainàre [?], TR.:
(sails).
ammala-re [male], INTR., REFL.: fall
sick; TR.: make sick; infect. -tieeioj,
ADJ.: sickly. -ta, F., -to, M.: sick person
(patient); ADJ.: sick (diseased). -tie-
cioi, -zzàtoj, ADJ.: sickly.
amma-liaménto, M.: bewitching. ||-lia-
re [malia], TR.: bewitch (charm). -lia-
tére, M.: enchanter (magician). -liaté-
ra, -liatriee, F.: enchantress (sorcer-
ess). -liatara, F.: witchcraft, charm.
-liaziéne, F.: witchcraft (sorcery).
ammali-ziare}, -zire [malizia], TR.:
make malicious. -zi(a)to, ADJ.: (grown)
malicious.
ammandorlato [mandorlato], ADI.: loz-
enged; M.: lozenged wall.
ammanettàre [manetta], TR.. MANACLE
(shackle).
ammanie-raménto, M.: mannerism;
studied ornamentation. -rare [maniera],
TR.: work or embellish in a mannered
style; decorate studiously. -ratuara, F.:
embellishment.
ammanaidare}, TR.: behead.
amman-nàre [manna, sheaf], TR.: gath-
er in sheafs; collect; arrange. -na-
méntoj =-nimento. -nellare, TR.:
bundle. -niménto, M.: gathering. -ni-
re, TR.: put in order (arrange). -nitài-
ra, F.: gathering; arrangement.
amman-sàre, -sire [manso], domesti-
cate (tame); soften; appease.
amman-tàre, TR.: cloak; palliate; dis-
guise. -taturay, F.: cloaking. -tella-
rej, TR.: cover with a mantle; palliate.
llamman-to [manto], M.: (poet.) mantle
(cloak).
ammareiref, INTR.: putrefy.
ammargin4are}, REFL.: = marginare.
ammartellare{ = martellare.
ammas-saménto, M.: massing (accumu-
take in or lower
amminnical 25
lation). ||-sare [massa], amass (heap up,
accumulate). -satére, M.: accumulator.
-sieeiare, TR.: make massive or com-
pact; REFL.: get compact. ammas-so,
M.: mass (accumulation, heap).
ammatassire [matassa], TR.: wind into
skeins.
ammat-timénto, M.: maddening trouble.
||-tire [matto], INTR.: go mad (be dis-
tracted). -tito, ADJ.: maddened (dis-
tracted, crazy).
ammatto-naménto, M.: brick paving.
llenare [mattone], TR.: pave with bricks.
-néto, ADJ.: brick-paved; M.: pavement ;
paved square. -matura, F.: brick paving.
ammaz-za-gatti, M.: old worthless gun
or weapon. -zaménto, M.: massacre;
murder. ||-zare [mazza], TR.: murder
(massacre); kill; overcome; bore; outdo
(at cards); REFL.. kill one’s self; toil
hard. -za=sètte, M.: bully (swaggerer).
-zatéio, M.: slaughter-house; toilsome
work; ADJ.: toilsome. -zatére, M., -za-
triee, F.: murderer.
ammazzeràrej = mazzerare.
ammazzolare [mazzo], TR.: form into
bunches or nosegays.
ammelmaref, -memmare}, REFL.:
sink into the mire.
4m(m)en, -ne [Heb.], INTR.: amen.
am=menfre, TR.: bring; give.
ammeneire [mencio], TR.: thin.
ammeén-da [merda], F.: amends; re-
form; penalty. -dabile, ADI.: amend-
able. -daméntot, M.: amendment.
-dérej, TR.: amend; reform; repair;
REFL.: improve. -daziénef, F.: amend-
ment; amelioration.
amme(n)-nicolare, TR., INTR.: support
by trifling or fanciful argument; trifle ;
indulge in fancies. ||-micolo [L. ad-mi-
niculum (manus, hand), light support],
M.: trifle (plaything) ; fanciful word (play
of word). -nicoléna, F., -nicélone,
M.: trifler; phantast.
ammensare [mensa, sc. espiscopale],
TR.: add to a bishop’s income.
ammentàre| = rammentare.
am-mésso, PART. of -mettere.
tere, IRR.; TR.: ADMIT; receive.
ammez-zaménto, M.: division; half.
ll-zaxre [mezzo], TR.: divide in two; do
half; half complete; cut short (words);
meet half-ways}; INTR. or REFL.: be di-
vided in two; be half completed. -zaté-
ref, M.: divider in halves; MEDIATOR.
-zire, INTR.: be divided in the middle;
be half completed.
am-miccare [? mica], INTR.: wink;
beckon. -miceco, M.: winking; nod.
ammigliorare} = migliorare
ammi(n)nicol. . | = amme(n)nicol. .
||=mét-
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ammini - stragiéne | - strazione.
ll-strére [ministro], TR.: administer.
-strativo, ADJ.: administrative. -stra-
tére, M.: administrator. -stratéra,
-stratriee, F.: administratrix. -stra-
tòrio, ADJ.: administrative. -strazié-
ne, F.: administration.
amminuire} = diminuire.
amminutàret, TR.: MINCE (hash).
ammi-rabile [-rare], ADI.: admirable;
wonderful. -rabilita, r.: admirability.
-rabilménte, ADV.: admirably; won-
derfully.
ammi-ragliato, M.: admiralty ; admiral-
ship. |l-raglio [Ar. al-emir], M.: ad-
miral; prince}; governorf.
ammi-raménto}, M.: wonder; admira-
tion. -rdmdo, ADJ.: wonderful; admir-
able. -rénzatj, F.: wonder (marvel).
ll-rare [L. -rart (mirari, wonder)], TR. :
_regard with wonder (cf. arch. Eng. ad-
mire; marvel at; admire); REFL.: be as-
tonished (marvel). -rativo, ADJ.: mar-
vellous; admirative. -réto, ADJ.: re-
garded with wonder (marvellous); ad-
mired. -ratére, M., -ratrice, F.:
admirer. -raziéme, F.: wonder (sur-
prise ; admiration).
ammi-si, PRET. of ammettere. -ssibile,
amministragione
ADJ.: admissible. -ssibilità, F.: ad-
missibility. -ssiéme, F.: admission.
ammistidénef, F.: mixture.
ammisu-ràrej, TR.: measure. -rétoj,
ADJ.: moderate.
moderately.
ammitto [L. am-ictus (jacere, throw),
mantle], M. : upper vestment of a priest;
AMICE (white linen worn about the neck
and shoulders at Mass).
ammobi - liaménto, M.: furnishing;
furniture. |-li&re [mobile], TR.: fur-
nish.
ammodernàre [moderno], TR.: modern-
ize.
ammo - gliaménto, M.: marriage.
ll-gliare [moglie], TR.: give a wife to;
marry (a son); REFL.: marry (get mar-
ried).
ammoi-naméntof, M.: dalliance. ||-ma-
ret, TR.: caress (fondle).
ammol-laméntof}, M.: steeping; soften-
ing. Il=l&re [molle], TR.: unstretch
(loosen); soften (mollify); (us’ly immo-
lare) soak (steep) ; cudgel; answer sharp-
ly. -liènte, ADJ.: emollient; softening.
-liménto, M.: softening. -lire, TR.:
soften (mollify); relax; REFL.: be softened;
relax; calm. -litivo, ADJ.: softening;
emollient ; laxative.
ammo-niaca (Gr. -niaka], F.: ammonia.
-miaoaéle, ADJ.: ammoniac(al). -nia-
co, M: ammoniac.
-rataménte}, ADV.:
ammutinare
ammonigiéne} = ammonizione.
ammo-niménto, M. : admonishment, ete.
|l--nîre [L. monere, teach], TR.: admon-
ish; warn; (Aist.) tax; forbid. -nito,
PART.: admonished, etc.; M.: admonish-
ment; prohibition. -nitére, M., -nitri-
ee, F.: admonisher. -nizioneélla, F.:
light admonition. -niziéne, F.: admo-
nition (warning; reproof) ; prohibition.
ammon-tataménte, ADV.: confusedly.
-taménto, M.: massing. ||-tare [mon-
te], TR.: pile or heap up (amass); INTR.:
amount. -ticehiare, TR.: heap up.
-tieellare, TR.: form into small heaps.
ammor-bante, ADJ.: sickening; stink-
ing. |l-bare [morbo], TR.: affect; sick-
en; INTR., REFL.: sicken; stink. -bi-
daménto, M.: softness; effeminacy.
-bidare}, -bidire, TR.: soften; ener-
vate (render effeminate); REFL.: grow
soft or effeminate.
ammorsellàtoj, M : minced meat and
eggs.
ammor-taméntot, -tare = -timento,
-tire. -timénto, M.: extinction (quench-
ing); swoon. |l=tire [morte], TR.: MOR-
TIFY (deaden); extinguish; lame ; wither;
make swoon; Eng.} amortize; INTR.: be
extinguished; decay; swoon. -tizza-
ménto, M.: extinguishing; withering.
-tizzàre, TR.: pay by instalments (amor-
tize). -tizzazidne, F.: redemption; amor-
tization: cassa d’—, sinking fund.
ammorvidire [morvido], TR.: weaken
(soften, render effeminate).
ammorz. . = smorz. .
ammoscire [moscio], INTR.: wither (fade,
languish).
ammos-féra [Gr. atmés, vapor, sphaîra,
sphere], F.: atmosphere. -férico, ADJ.:
atmospheric.
ammosta-re [mosto], TR.: press (the
grape). -téio, M.: wine-press. -tére,
M.: grape-presser; vintager. -tiîra, F.:
grape-pressing ; vintage.
ammott. .}, ammov.. — smott.., mov. .
ammozziccaére}, TR.: cut to pieces.
ammuc-chiaménto, M.: piling up;
heap. |l-chidre [mucchio], TR.: heap
or pile up.
ammueidire [mucido], INTR. : grow mus-
ty or rancid.
ammuf-fare}, -fire [muffa], INTR.: be-
come musty or mouldy.
ammuin. .f = ammoin. .
ammulinàre [mulino], TR.: whirl.
ammun. .} = ammon. .
ammusére, INTR.: pout; REFL.}: meet
face to face.
ammu-tare}, -tolàre} = ammutire.
ammuti-naménto, M.: mutiny. |l-né-
re [?], REFL.: mutiny (revolt).
ammutire
ammu-tire, -tolire [muto(lo)], INTR.:
become mute or dumb; be embarrassed or
nonplussed. -tolito, ADI. : dumb (speech-
less).
4mnio [Gr. -nios], M.: amnion (membrane
round the foetus).
amni-stia [Gr. -nestia(a-, not, mnésthai,
remember)], F.: amnesty. -stidre, TR.:
amnesty.
4mo [L. hamus], M.: fish-hook.
amoèrre = moerre.
amòmo [Gr. -on], M.: amomum (plant).
amoràeeiaj, F.: horse-radish.
amo-razzo, M.: light or illicit love.
llamé-re [L. amor], M.: love (affection ;
beloved person or thing); regard; charity:
— proprio, self-love; per — mio, for my
sake; per [’— di Dio, for God’s sake;
essere in —, be in favor with; andare in
—, be in heat, rut (of animals). -reg-
giaménto, m.: love-affair. -reggià-
re, TR.: make love to (flirt with); fondle.
-rétto, M.: slight love or affection (incli-
nation). -révole, ADJ.: loving (affec-
tionate, affable): all’ —, affectionately.
-revoleggiare}{ = -reggiare. -revo-
lézza, F.: affability (cordiality); kind-
ness. -revolménte, ADV.: affection-
ately; kindly. -revoléne, aug. of -revole.
amorfo [Gr. a-, not morphé, form], ADI.:
amorphous.
amo-rino [-re], M.: little Cupid; charm-
ing baby; mignonette; téte-a-téte (S-
shaped) sofa. -rosaménte, ADV.: lov-
ingly. -rosèlloj, aDJ.: amiable (pleas-
ing). -rosino, ADJ.: nice. ||-réso [-re],
ADJ.: loving (amorous, affectionate) ; M.:
lover (gallant, wooer). -ròttoj, M.: nas-
cent love.
amoscino [L. damascenus], M.: DAMSON
plum.
amovibi-le [movere], ADJ.: movable.
-lita, F.: movableness.
am-piaménte, ADV.: amply. -piàreij,
TR.: amplify (enlarge, extend). -piézza,
F.: ampleness (largeness, extent). ||4m-
pio [L. -plus], ADJ.: AMPLE (large). -pio-
giovantej, ADJ.: very helpful. -pio-
veggèntei, ADJ.: broad-sighted. -pié-
so}, ADJ.: ample, vast.
amplaménte = ampiamente.
amplèsso [L. -plexus (plectere, wind)],
M.: (jest.) embrace.
ampli-aménto, M.: enlargement. -are,
TR.: enlarge (extend). -ativo, ADJ.:
enlarging. -atére, M., -atriee, F.:
extender, amplifier. -aziéme, F.: en-
largement. -ficaménto, M.: amplifica-
tion. -fiedre, TR.: amplify (enlarge);
exaggerate. -ficatére, M., -ficatriee,
F.: amplifier, magnifier. -ficaziéne, F.:
amplification; exegesis. -tiadine, F.:
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amplitude. ||4mp1(i)-o [L. amplus], ADI.:
ample (broad).
ampol-la [L. ampulla], F.: ampulla (cru-
et, vial); bubble; inflated expression.
-léttaj, F.: small vial; hour-glass.
-lina, dim. of -la. -losaménte, ADV.:
in an inflated or bombastic manner. -lo-
sità, F.: bombast; fustian. -léso, ADJ.:
inflated; bombastic. -lfzzat, F.: small
vial; hour-glass.
ampu-tare [L. putare, prune], TR.: ampu-
tate. -tazione, F.: amputation.
amuérre = moerre.
amuléto [L. -tum], m.: amulet.
anabattista [Gr. and, again, baptizein,
baptize], M.: anabaptist.
anacard(i)o [1.L.],M.: ancardium (plant).
ana-ee, -eio [Gr. dnison], M.: anise.
-eiato, ADJ.: anise-flavoured. -eino,
M.: sugar pill (with anise-seed).
anacolito [Gr. a-, not, akdluthos, follow-
ing], M.: anacoluthon (want of gram. se-
quence).
anaco-réta [Gr. ana-choreîn, retire], M.:
anchoret, -rite. -rètico, ADI.: anchor-
etic(al).
ana-creòntica [poet Anacreon], F.:
anacreontic. -creòntico, ADJ.: ana-
creontic.
anacronismo [Gr. and, back, chrénos,
time], M.: anachronism.
an-4fora [Gr. and, back, phérein, carry],
F.: anaphora.
anaglifo [Gr. and, up, gliphein, engrave],
M.: anaglyph (ornament in light relief).
ana-gogia [Gr. and, up, dgein, lead], F.:
anagogics (spiritual interpretation). -go-
gicaménte, ADV.: anagogically. -gò-
gico, ADI. : anagogic(al).
anagràm-ma [Gr. and, again, grdphein,
write], M.: anagram. -matico, ADJ. : ana-
grammatic(al). -maticaménte, ADV.:
anagrammatically. -matismo, M.: ana-
grammatism. -matista, pl. —ti, M.:
anagrammatist. -matizzére, TR.: ana-
grammatize.
analétti{, M. PL.: analects.
an-alfabéto [Gr. an-, not], ADJ.: unable
to read; illiterate; m. (ta, f.): illiterate.
anà-lisi [Gr. and, back, liéein, loose], F.:
analysis. -lista, pl. -listi, M.: analyzer.
-litica, F.: analytics. -litico, ADJ.:
analytical. -liticaménte, ADV.: ana-
lytically. -lizzàre, TR.: analyze.
ana-logaménte, ADV.: analogously.
-logia, F.: analogy. -logicaménte,
ADV.: analogically. -légico, ADJ.: ana-
logic(al). -logismo, “M.: analogism.
llanà-logo [Gr. and, after, légos, ratio],
ADI. : analogous.
anandasso [fr. Peruv.], M.; ananas; pine-
apple.
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ana-pésto [Gr. ana-paiein, strike back,
reverse], M.: anapest (~~—, ie. a ‘re-
versed’ dactyl). -péstico, ADJ.: ana-
pestic.
an-archia [Gr. a-, not, arché, head], F.:
anarchy. -arehico, ADJ.: anarchic(al).
-archista, pl. -archisti, M.: anarchist.
anfstrofe [Gr. and, back, stréphein,
turn], F.: anastrophe (reversed construc-
tion).
anf-tema or -téma [Gr. and-thema, set-
ting up], F.: anathema (ban). -temizzà-
re, TR.: anathematize (excommunicate).
ana-tomia [Gr. ana-tomé, dis-section],
F.: anatomy. -tomicaménte, ADV.:
anatomically. -tòmico, ADJ.: anatom-
ic(al). -tomista, pl. —ti, M.: anatomist.
-tomizzàre, TR.: anatomize (dissect) ;
investigate.
ana-tra [L. anas] F.: duck. -trèlla, F.,
-trino, M.: young duck. -tròecolo, M.:
young duck; short fellow. -tròtto, M.:
young duck.
fnca [? Ger. hanke, HAUNCH], F.: haunch ;
hip: dare d'anche, run away.
aneélla [L. -cilla], r.: maid-servant.
anche [L. hanc, this, sc. horam, hour],
ADV.: also, too, even: ne —, not even;
neither; quand’ —, although.
anchilòsi [Gr. ankulésis], F. :
aneid..} = uccid..
aneile [L.], M.: ancile (sacred shield).
aneîllaj = ancella.
aneîipiteij, ADJ.: uncertain; amphibious.
aneiso}, PART. of ancidere.
Anco = anche: per —, as yet.
ancéif, ADV.: to-day.
ancéra [L. hance horam, this hour], apv.:
yet, still; now; even; again: — che or
ancor(a)ché, even though; although.
ancora [L.], F.: anchor.
ancorachèj, see ancora.
anco-raggio [-ra], M.. anchorage. -ra-
re, TR.: anchor.
ancor=chè, see ancora.
ancorétta, dim. of ancora.
anctdine [L. in-cus (cudere, beat)], F.:
anvil.
an-damentàeeioj, M.: bad walk. -da-
ménto, M.: walk (gait, carriage); pro-
ceeding. -dénte, ADJ.: going; easy};
M.: andante (easy gait). -dantemén-
te, ADV.: continuously (without inter-
ruption). -dantîino, M.: andantino.
ll-dare [?], IRR.$; TR.: go; move; M.:
walking, gait; PL. garden-walks; alleys:
—rsene, go away; disappear; decline;
anapesto
anchylosis.
— in colera, get angry; — (all’) incon-
tro, go to meet; — a marito, marry; —
a monte, interrupt; — pelegrino, go wan-
dering; — a seconda, go with the stream
(prosper); al peggio —, at the worst.
anfizione
-dita, r.: going away; walk; move-
ment (of the bowels), stool. -dato, ADI.;
gone; past; ruined; wasted. -datoref,
M., -datrieet, F.: walker: — di notte,
nightwalker. -datàra, F.: manner of
walking (gait), -dazzéeeiot, M.: violent
disease. -dAzzo, M.: passing or super-
ficial fashion; epidemical disease. -dir=
i-vièni, PL.: going and coming; me-
ander (windings); digressions.
$ Ind.: Pres. vò or vddo, vat, vd; andid-
mo, andéte, vanno. Fut. and(e)rd. Cond.
ande)réi. Subj.: Pres. véda, etc.: andid-
mo, andidte, vidano, \’ve vd, andate. With
tras-, and r7z-, regular.
andito [L. ad-itus (ire, go)], M.: entrance;
passage ; landing (of a staircase).
andriènne [Fr.], m.: (jest.) old garment.
andrògino [Gr. anér, man, guné, woman],
ADJ.: androgynous.
andréne [?], M.: palace entrance (portal);
entrance}; avenue; waiting-room.
anéd-doto [Gr. an-, not, ék-dotos, given
out, published], M.: anecdote. -dético,
ADJ.: anecdotic(al).
ane-lante, ADJ.: panting}; desirous.
Il-l&re [L. (halare, breathe)]; INTR.:
breathe strongly} (pant, Eng.} ANHELE);
be breathlessly eager, desire eagerly (long
ardently). -l&nzaj, F.: ardent desire.
ané-lito, M.: strong breathing (panting).
anel-lare}, TR.: provide with rings; curl.
-latàraj, F.: curliness; curled hair. -1ét-
to, -lino, M.: little ring. Ilanèl-lo, pl.
-li or (lit.) -la [dim. of L. anus, ring], M.:
ring; ringlet; link; thimble (ring-like):
dar (prender) ? —, marry (be married);
giorno dell —, wedding-day.
ané-lo [-lare], M.: (poet.) panting; breath-
less. -lésot, ADJ.: short-breathed (asth-
matic).
ane-mia [Gr. an-, not, hdima, blood], F.:
anemia. -émico, ADJ.: anemic.
anémone [L.], -moloj, M.: anemone.
anes-tesia [Gr. an-, not, aisthesis, feel-
ing], F.: anesthesia. -tético, ADI.:
anesthetic.
anfa-naménto, M.: rambling, incoherent
speech. ||-mare [variant of affanare], TR.:
ramble about; talk at random}. -naté-
ref, M.: pratter. -neggidret, INTR.:
talk foolishly. -miaj,Ff.: talk; non-
sense.
anfibio [Gr. amphi, both, bios, life], ADI.:
amphibious.
anfi-bologia [Gr. amphi-bélos, casting
about, ambiguous, légos, speech], F.: am-
phibology. -bologicaménte, ADV.:
ambiguously. -bolégico, ADI.: amphi-
bolic (ambiguous, doubtful).
anfiteatro [Gr. amphi, around, théatron],
M.: amphitheatre.
anfi-ziéne [Gr. amphikttiones], M.: Am-
anfizionico
phictyons. -ziònico, ADI. : Amphicty-
onic. ;
anfora [L. amphora], F.:
vase).
anfratto}, M.: narrow place.
angà-ria} [L.], r.: forced service. -rid-
re, -rieggiare, TR.: overtax (burden).
ange-la, F.: angel. -létta, F.: little
amphora (Rom.
angel. -licaménte, ADV.: angelically.
angè-lico, ADJ.: angelical. |l&nge-lo
[Gr! dngelos, messenger], M.: angel: —
custode, tutelar angel; pane (or cibo) de-
gli —i, communion. -léttof, M.: old coin.
-lieeio, M.: little angel.
angere [L.], TR.: lighten; anguish.
angheria [fr. Pers.], F.: hateful tax;
imposition ; violence.
angi-na [angere], F.:
ADJ.: quinsy (as adj.)
angio-la, -lo, (pop.) for angela, -lo.
-letta, -létto, -lino, dim.; dead child.
angipòrto j, M.: portal; blind alley;
brothel.
angli-canismo, m.: Anglicanism. ||-c4-
no, ADJ.: Anglican. -eismo, M.: Angli-
cism. Ns
ango-lare, ADJ.: angular. -larménte,
ADV.: angularly. -larita, F.: angular-
ity. -létto, M.: small angle. |lamgo-
lo [L. -lus], M.: angle; corner. -léso,
ADI. : angulous (full of corners).
an-gonia (vulg.)= agonia. -géref, M.:
anguish.
ango-scévolej, ADJ.: painful. llangò-
scia [L. angustia, narrowness], F.: AN-
GUISH. -sciaménte, ADV.: painfully.
-sciaménto |, M.: anguish (affliction).
-sciàre, TR.: anguish; distress (grieve);
REFL. : be grieved (grieve); fret. -sciato,
ADJ.: in anguish (grieved, distressed);
anxious. -sciosaménte, ADV.: distress-
edly (with grief). -sciéso, ADJ.: dis-
tressed (grieved); anxious.
an-gue [L. -guis], M.: (poet.) serpent.
-gui = crinito, ADJ.: snake - haired.
-guilla, F.: eel. -guilldia, F.: place
where eels are found. -guillétta, -guil-
lina, F.: small eel.
anguinàia [L. inguinalia], F.: groin.
angtriaf, F.: watermelon.
angu-stia, F.: narrowness; distress.
-stifre, TR.: compress; distress, pain;
REFL.: be distressed. -stiéso, ADJ.: dis-
tressed; anxious. |langu-sto [L. -stus],
ADJ.: narrow, tight; close; stingy; miser-
able.
ani-eef, -eio = anaccio.
anilef, ADJ.: (poet.) aged (old).
ani-ma [L.], F.: soul; life; breastplate:
render l —, give up the ghost. -mae-
eina, F.: poor soul; wretch. -malde-
eio, M.: great ugly animal; stupid dunce.
quinsy. -néso,
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-méle, x : animal. -malescaménte,
ADV.: like an animal; beastly. -malé-
sco, ADJ.: animal. -malétto, M.: small
animal; animalcule. -malettueeide-
eio, M.: ugly little animal. -malitat,
F.: animality. -maléme, M.: big animal.
‘maliceio, -malizzo, M.: ugly ani-
mal. -mante, ADJ.: animating; beingt
(animal). -méare, TR.: animate; encour-
age. -mataménte, ADV.: animately.
-mato, ADJ.: animated (lively). -matére,
M.,-matriee, F.: animator. -mavver-
sione], F.: animadversion ; chastisement.
-mazidéne, F.: animation. -mélla, F..
sweet-bread; sucker (of a pump). amni-
mo [L. -mus], M.: soul, esp. as heart;
mind (understanding); sentiment; affec-
tion; courage: di buon —, with all my
heart; farsi —, pick up courage. -mo-
saménte, ADV.: courageously (boldly).
-mosita, F.: animosity. -méso, ADJ.:
animated; courageous (valiant); Eng.t
animose ; hostile. -mueeinoj, M.: small
mind.
anisétta [anace],F.: anisette (cordial).
ani-traf, etc., -trécceolo = anatra, etc.
annac-quaménto, M.: watering.
ll-quare [acqua], TR.: mix with water
(water); temper; mitigate. -quatîe-
eio, ADJ.: somewhat mixed with water
(dilute); M.: admixture of water.
annaf-fiaménto, M.: sprinkling. ||-fia-
re [L. in-ad, flare, blow], TR.: sprinkle
(water). -fidta, F.: sprinkling. -fia-
tina, F.: light sprinkling. -fiatéio,
M.: watering-pot (sprinkler). -fiatara,
F.: sprinkling.
anna-le [anno], ADI.{: annual.
M. PL.: annals. -lista, M.: annalist.
annasare} = annusare.
anna-spare, TR.: reel into skeins. -spio,
M.: violent gesticulation; agitation. Îlan-
na-spo [OHG. haspa, HASP, spindle],
M.: reel (for winding yarn). -spéna, F.,
—e, M.: busybody; jack-of-all-trades.
anna-ta [anno], F.: year (esp. with ref-
erence to products); year’s profits or in-
terest. -taeeia, F.: bad year. -tina,
F.: (iron.) little yearly interest. -tie-
eia, F.: bad year.
anneb-biaménto, M.: cloudiness; gloom.
ll-bidre [nebbia], TR.: surround with a
mist or fog (befog); cloud; obfuscate ;
mildew; REFL: become obfuscated or
turbid.
anne-gaménto, M.: smothering ; drown-
ing. l|l-gare [L. necare, kill], tR.:
smother; drown.
annegaziéne = abnegazione.
annerare
-li,
anneghit-timéntoj, M - laziness. -ti-
re [neghittoso], INTR.: grow lazy.
anne-rare [nero], TR.: blacken. -ri-
annerimento
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ménto, M.: blackening; blackness. -ri-
re, TR.: blacken (darken); tarnish;
INTR., REFL.: grow black; darken. -ri-
tara, F.: blackness.
an-néssi, PRET. of -nettere. -nessiéne,
F.: annexation. ||-mésso, PART. of -nèt-
tere: ANNEXED (joined); M.: annex; part.
anne-staménto, M.: grafting; inocula-
tion. |[-stare [variant of innestare], TR.:
(in)graft, insert. -statara, F.: graft-
ing; insertion. anné-sto, M.: grafting.
an-néttere [L. nectere, bind], IRR.$; TR.:
combine ; bind together.
§ Pret. an-nettti or -néssi, -netté or -nèsse,
etc. Part. azzdsso.
annétto, dim. of anno.
annichi-laménto, M.: annihilation.
ll-lare [L. nihil, nothing], TR.: ANNIHI-
LATE; annul; dismay; humble. -lazié-
ne}, F.: annihilation. -lire = -lare.
annidare [rido], TR.: build (a nest)t;
nestlej ; harbour (have in mind); REFL.:
nestle; settle (get into).
annien-taménto, M.: reduction to noth-
ing (annihilation). ||-tare [niente], TR. :
reduce to nothing (annihilate).
annighitt. . | = aneghiit. .
annistiat = amnistia.
anniversgrio [L. -rius], M.:
sary. i
anno [L. -nus], M.: year: d’— in —,
from year to year: capo d’—, new year.
annobilire} = nobilitare.
anno-daménto, M.: tying; knot. ||-da-
anniver-
re [nodo], TR.: tie (knot); join. -datà-
ra, F.: tying. -diechiato, ADJ.:
lightly tied.
annoi-aménto, M.: annoyance; weari-
ness. |l-4re [noia], TR.: annoy; weary ;
REFL.: be annoyed; grow weary. -até-
re, M.: annoyer. -ésof, ADJ.: annoying
(tedious).
annolàrej = noleggiare.
annomàrej = nominare.
annò-na [L. annus, year], F.: (a year’s)
provisions (victuals). -mério, ADI. : per-
taining to provisions (of provisions). an-
né-so, ADJ.: of years (old; ancient).
annotà-re [nota], TR.: annotate (note).
-riàre, TR.: fit or qualify for a notary.
-tére, M.: annotator. -zidme, F.: an-
notation; observation (remark).
annot-tare [notte], IMP.: become night;
grow dark; pass the night. -tirey
= -tare.
annovellaref, TR.: misinform; beguile.
annove-raménto, M.: enumeration.
llerdre [novero], TR.: number (count).
-ratérej, M.: counter. -révolet, ADJ.:
that may be counted (computable). an-
nòve-rot, M.: reckoning (calculation).
annu-~4le [anno], ADI.: annual (yearly);
antagonismo
year’s profit or allowance+; yeart; anni-
versary}. -alménte, ADV.: annually.
-drio, M.: annuary, year-book. annia-
eeio, M.: bad year.
annugolaret = annuvolare.
annu-ire [L. ad-nuere, nod to], INTR.:
nod assent; assent. -ènte, ADJ.: assent-
ing. -énza, F.: consent.
annul-laménto, M.: annulment. ||-14-
re [nullo], TR.: annul (render null; nulli-
fy; cancel). -lativo, ADJ.: annulling.
-latére, M.: annuller (abolisher). -la-
gione}, -laziénef, F.: annulment. -1i-
re} = -lare.
annumeràre] = annoverare.
annunei.. = annunzi. .
annun-ziàre [nunzio], TR.: announce;
predict. -zidta, F.: the Virgin Mary
receiving the Annunciation; picture of
the Annunciation. -ziatére, M., -zia-
triee, F.: announcer; foreboder. -zia-
ziéne, F.: annunciation; Lady-day. an-
nin-zio, M.: announcement; advertise-
ment.
aunuo [anno], ADJ.: annual (yearly).
annusfre [naso], TR.: bring under the
nose (for smelling, etc.); smell at; test;
(smell out) guess; suspect; REFL.: find
each other by smelling (of dogs); grow
attached to one another.
annuvo-laménto, M.: clouding up;
cloudiness. ||-lare [nuvola], TR. : cloud;
INTR., REFL.: cloud up (grow cloudy).
-lato, PART.: cloudy. -liret = -lare.
ano [L. -nus, ring], M.: anus.
anodino [Gr. an-, not, odine, pain], M.:
anodyne.
an-omalia, F.: anomaly. ||-dmalo
[Gr. an-, not, homalés, even], ADJ. : anom-
alous.
anònimo [Gr. an-, not, inuma, NAME],
ADJ.: anonymous.
anorma-le [Gr. a-, not, nérma, RULE],
ADJ.: abnormal; irregular. -lita, F.:
abnormality.
an-sa [L.], F.: handle (of a vase): dare
(prender) —, give (take) boldness; en-
courage, take courage. -s&to, ADJ.: pro-
vided with a handle.
an-saménto, M.: shortness of breath.
l|-sdre [-sio], INTR.: pant (breathe short).
ansegtico [Ger. hanse], ADI.: Hanseatic.
an-sia, -sietà, F.: anxiety. |lan-sio
[Li -xius], ADJ.: anxious.
ansi-ma [asma], F.: difficulty of breath-
ing (asthma). -mére, INTR.: breathe
with difficulty.
an-siosaménte, ADV.: anxiously. |l-sid-
so fo pd
finsola [L. -sula (-sa)], F.: clapper
(of a bell). ; cc
antago-nîsmo, M.:
antagonism. |l=nî-
antagonista
sta [Gr. anti, against, agonistés, combat-
tant], M. :. antagonist.
antartico [L. -cus], ADI. : antarctic.
ante [L.], PREP.: before.
ante-eedénte, ADJ.: antecedent (pre-
ceding). -eedenteménte, ADV.: an-
tecedently. -eedènzat, F.: antecedency
(priority). Il-eèderet [L. cedere, go],
TR.: go before (antecede; precede). -ees-
séra, F., -eessére, M.: predecessor.
ante-fatto, M.: Eng.} antefact; previous
act.
antelmintico (Gr. anti, against, élmins,
worm], M.: vermifuge.
antelucano [L. ante, lux, LIGHT], ADJ.:
preceding daybreak.
antelungre [L. ante, luna, moon], ADJ.:
preceding the appearance of the moon.
antemurale [antimuro], M.: rampart.
ante=nato, M.: forefather (ancestor).
anténena [L.], F.: sail-yard; lance; log
(trunk); antenna (feeler); sailf. -nàret,
TR.: provide with feelers. -nétta, dim.
of -na.
Antenòra [Antenora, Trojan deemed a
traitor], F.: ‘Antenora’ (place of punish-
ment for traitors, in Dante’s Inferno).
antepenùltimoj = antipenultimo.
ante=pérre, IRR.; TR.: put before; pre-
fer. -pési, PRET. of -porre. -posizié-
ne, F.: placing before; preference. -pé-
sto, PART. of -porre.
antera or antèra [Gr. anther6s, flowery],
F.: anther.
anterié-re [L. -r], ADI. : anterior (prior,
former). -rità, F.: anteriority (priority).
-rménte, ADV.: anteriorly (previously,
before).
ante =scritto, ADJ.: written before or
above.
antesignano [L. ante, SIGNUM, sign], M.:
standard-bearer.
ante-veniret, IRR.; INTR.: come before
or first.
Anti- [L. ante or Gr. anti], PREF. : before;
against.
anti-and4ref}, IRR.; INTR.: go before.
anti=bagno, M.: bath-room cabinet.
anti-braeceio, M.: forearm.
antica-glia [antico], F.: antiquitiest ;
worthless old stuff; old person. -mén-
te, ADJ.: anciently (formerly).
anti-cAmera, F.: antechamber (wait-
ing-room); servants in waiting: fare —,
wait to be received.
anti-cito} [-co] = antiquato. -cheg-
gifret, INTR.: follow ancient customs.
-chétto, ADJ.: rather ancient or old-
fashioned. -chézzat = -chità. -chi,
PL. of -co. -chità, F.: antiquity (an-
cientness; ancient relics or customs);
(jest.) old person.
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antiei-paménto = -pazione. ||-pdre
[L. ante, capere, take], TR.: anticipate;
pay in advance; pay out; INTR.: come
beforehand ; REFL.: act quickly or prompt-
ly. -pataménte, ADV.: by anticipa-
tion (beforehand, in advance). -pàto,
PART.: anticipated, etc.; precocious}, out
of tune}; M.: sum paid in advance. -pa-
zidne, F.: anticipation; foresight; sum
paid in advance. -pazioneélla, dim.
of -pazione.
anti-co [L. -quus], ADJ.: antique (an-
cient, old); M.: antique (ancient art and
manners); -chi, PL.: ancients (esp.
Greeks and Romans); ancestors. -cfie-
io, dim. of -co.
anti-cogniziéne}, F.: precognition.
=cognéscere}, IRR.; TR.: foreknow;
foresee.
anticolérico [anti colera], ADI.: coun-
ter-active of cholera.
anti-cérrere{, IRR.; TR.: run before;
outrun. -corrièret, M.: forerunner.
anticértef}, F.: fore-court.
anti=cristidnof, ADJ.:
-eristo}, M.: antichrist.
anticurséref, M.: forerunner.
anti-data, F.: antedate.
antidétto}, ADJ.: foretold, aforesaid.
anti-dieiméntoi, M.: prediction. =di-
rej, IRR.; TR.: predict.
anti-diluvifno, ADJ.: antediluvian.
anti-dotariof, M.: dispensatory. anti-
ants [Gr. -doton (didénai, give)], M.: anti-
ote.
anti=febbrile, ADJ.: antifebrile.
antichristian.
anti-fona [Gr. phoné, sound], F.: anti-
phon, anthem. -fonario, M.: anthem-
book.
antifrasi [Gr. -phrasis], F.: antiphrasis.
anti-giudicare, TR.: prejudge.
antigrafo [Gr. -phé], M.: antigraph (tran-
script).
anti=guardàareij, TR.: foresee. -gudr-
dia}, r., -guardof, M.: vanguard.
antilogia [Gr.], F.: antilogy.
antilope [?], F.: antelope.
anti-merididno, ADJ.: antemeridian.
anti-métteref, IRR.; TR.: place before;
prefer.
antimò-nio [?], m.:
“ ADJ.: antimonic.
anti-miuro, M.: front-walk; parapet.
anti-nfto, ADJ.: born before; first-born.
anti-néme, M.: first name.
antinomia [Gr. anti, against, némos,
law], F.: antinomy.
anti=papa, M.: antipope.
anti-pàrte, F.: first settlement (of a
will).
anti-passato, ADJ.: past (last, ult.).
anti=pésto, M.: course served after the
antimony. -nidle,
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meat ; (in some countries) side-dish served
before table.
anti-patia [Gr. anti, against, patheîn,
suffer], F.: antipathy. -pético, ADI.:
antipathetic(al).
anti-pensadref}, TR.: premeditate.
anti=pentltimo, ADJ.: antepenultimate;
M.: antepenult.
antipode [Gr. anti, against, pos, FOOT],
M.: antipode.
anti-pénere}, =pérrej = anteporre.
anti=pòrta, F.: (usly) -pòrto, M.:
anteport (outer gate); vestibule; outwork
(before the gate of a city); (typ.) half-
title, bastard title.
anti-prénderef}, IRR.; TR.: seize before-
hand.
anti-quaria, F.:
antipatia
antiquarian science ;
antiquities. -qudrio, M.: antiquarian.
-quato, ADJ.: antiquated. |lamti-quo
[L. -quus (ante, before)], ADI.: antique
(ancient, old).
anti-sala, r.: front hall or parlour.
anti=-sapére}, IRR.; TR.: foreknow.
-sapévole}, ADI.: foreknowing (prog-
nostic). -sapitat, F.: foreknowledge,
foresight. -sapito, PART.: foreknown.
anti=scritto, ADJ.: written before (afore-
said).
antisèttico [Gr. anti, against, septik6s,
putrefying], ADI. : antiseptic.
antistèrico, ADJ.. anti-hysteric.
anti-staj, -ste}, -stite, M.: head; chief;
prelate.
anti-strofe, F.: antistrophe.
anti-tesi, F.: antithesis.
antitopéia [Gr. anti, against, tépos,
place], F.: change of place by poetical li-
cense.
anti-vanguardia, F.: scouts preceding
the vanguard.
anti=vedére, IRR.; TR.: foresee. -ve-
diméntof, M.: foreseeing. -vedité-
rej, M.: foreseer (foreboder). -vedu-
taménte, ADV.: with precaution. -ve-
dato, PART. of -vedere. -veggénte,
ADJ.: foreseeing. -veggénza, F.: fore-
sight (prevision). ay
anti-vegnénte}, ADJ.: preventing. =ve-
mire}, IRR.; TR.: come beforehand with
(anticipate); forestall; prevent. -vent-
to}, PART. of -venire.
anti-vigilia, F.: day before the eve.
antologia [Gr. dnthos, flower, légein,
gather]; F.: anthology.
antono-masia [Gr. anti, instead, énoma,
NAME], F.: antonomasia. -mastico, ADJ.:
antonomastic.
antraee (Gr. -thrax], M.: anthrax.
antro [L. -trum], M.: cave; den; grotto.
antropo- [Gr. dnthropos, man]: -fagia
[-fago], F.: anthropophagy. antropò-
apocrifo
fago [Gr. phagein, eat], M.: cannibal ;
PL.: anthropophagi. -logia- [Gr. légos,
discourse], F.: anthropology. -morfi-
smo [-morfo], m.: anthropomorphism.
-mòrfo [Gr. morphé, form], M.: manlike
animal; PL.: anthropomorpha.
anulare [L. -lus, little ring], M.: ring-
finger; stone set in a ring; ring-shaped
eclipse ; ADJ.: for a ring.
anzi [L. ante], ADV. : instead; on the con-
trary; rather, nay; beforef.
anzi-{, often for anti-.
anzia-nità, F.: ancientness (antiquity):
per —, by seniority. -mitico, M.: seni-
ority (eldership). Ilanzià-no [l. L. an-
tianus (ante, before)], ADI. : old; senior;
M.: senior; elder. -nòtto, ADJ.: rather
old (oldish).
anzi=ché, CONJ.: before that; rather
than; besides.
anzidétto [ante detto], ADJ.: aforesaid.
aocchiàre, etc. = adocchiare, etc.
aoliàto = oliato.
aombrare [ombra], TR.: shade; INTR.:
be shaded.
aònio [Aonia], ADJ.: Aonian (pertaining
to the Muses).
aorcîrej, TR.: hang.
aoristo [Gr. a-, not, horizein, define], M.:
aorist.
aormgrej, TR.: trace.
aòrta [Gr. -t6], F.: aorta.
ap- [L. ad, to], PREF.: ap-.
apa-tia [Gr. a-, not, patheîn, suffer], F.:
apathy. -tista, pl. -tisti, M.: apathist, cold
person. -tisticaménte, ADV.: apathetic-
ally. -tistico, pl. —ci, ADJ.: apathetic.
ape [L. apis], F.: bee.
asperire} = aprire. -peritivo, ADJ.:
aperitive (opening). -pertaménte, ADV.:
openly (publicly). -pèrto, PART. of
-p(e)rire. -perténet, ADV.: wide open.
-pertére, M.: opener. -pertura, F.:
aperture (opening).
apétalo (Gr. a-, not, p. .], ADI. : apetalous.
apiadrio [ape], M.: apiary.
api-ee [L. apex], M.: apex (summit, top),
climax; tonic accent: un —, a smallest
bit. api-coloj, M.: small peak.
api=cultére, M.: bee-breeder.
tara, F.: apiculture.
fpiro [Gr. a-, not, pir, FIRE], ADJ.: in-
combustible.
aplastre [L.] or -stro, M.: poop-orna-
ment.
apo- [Gr. apé, from, away], PREF.: apo-.
apocalisse [Gr. apo-kaliiptein, un-cover],
F.: Apocalypse.
apòcope [Gr. apé, képtein, cut], F. :
cope.
apòcrifo [Gr. apé, kriptein, hide], ADI.:
apocryphal (doubtful).
seul.
apo-
apodittico
apodittico [Gr. apo-deiktinai, point
out], ADI. : apodictic(al).
Apodo [Gr. a-, not, pos, FOOT], ADJ.: foot-
less.
apòdosi [Gr. apé-dosis, giving back], F.:
apodosis.
apofisi [Gr. apé-physis, off-growth], F.:
apophysis,
apoftégma, -témma [Gr. apé, phthén-
gesthai, speak], M.: apo(ph)thegm.
apogéo {Gr. ap6, gaia, earth], M.: apo-
gee.
apògrafo [Gr. apé, grdphein, write], M.:
apograph (copy).
Apòl-line [-lo], M.: (lit.) Apollo: stare
in —, fare (eat) sumptuously. -lineo,
ADI.: Apollonic.
apolo-gètico, ADJ.: apologetic. |l-gia
[Gr. apé, légos, speech], F.: apology (de-
fense). -gista, M.: apologist. -giz-
zàre, INTR.: make apology. apòlo-go,
M.: apologue; allegory.
apo-plessia [Gr. apé, pléssein, strike],
apoplexy. -plèt(t)ico, ADI.: apoplectic.
apo-stasia [Gr. apo-stasia, STANDING
OFF], F.: apostasy. apò-stata, pl. -stati,
M.: apostate. -statare, INTR.: aposta-
tize. -statrieet, F.: apostate.
apo-stémaj [Gr. apo-sténai, stand off],
F.: aposteme (abcess). -stemare, INTR.:
suppurate. -stemàto, ADJ.: affected
with an abscess. -stemaziéne, F.:
apostemation (formation of an abscess).
apostilla} = postilla.
apo-stolàto, M.: apostleship. -stoli-
caménte, ADV.: apostolically. -stoli-
co, ADJ.: apostolic. |lapd-stolo [Gr.
apo-stéllein, send off], M.: apostle.
apòstro-faj = -fo. -fare, TR.: apostro-
phize. |lapéstro-fe [Gr. apo-strophé,
turning off], F.: apostrophe (rhetorical
address). apéstro-fo, M.: (gram.) apo-
strophe.
apotégma, -tòmma = apoftegma.
apoteòsi [Gr. apd, theoîn, deify], F.:
apotheosis.
appa-eidre}, -eificdre [pace], TR.:
pacify (appease, calm).
appadiglionare [padiglione], TR.: use
as a pavilion or tent; pitch (a tent).
appa-gabile, ADJ.: that may be ap-
peased or satisfied. -gaméntof, M.: pa-
cification: contentment. |l-gare [paga-
re], TR.: appease (satisfy, content). appa-
got, M.: contentment.
appagliaiare [paglia], T.: stack (hay).
appai-aménto, M.: coupling (match-
ing). |l-4re [paio], TR.: pair (couple,
match); join. -Ato, PART.: paired (matched,
suited to one another). -atara, F.:
coupling (matching).
ap=palesàre, TR.: discover (reveal).
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appallidire} = impallidire.
appallott(ol)are [pallottola], TR.: form
into small balls or pellets.
ap-paltare, TR.: contract (bargain),
lease. -paltatére, M.: contractor;
leaser. ||-pAlto [root pact- in L. pac-
tum], M.: PACT (contract, agreement,
lease); place for making contracts; to-
bacco-shop. -palténe, M.: big talker,
intriguer (meddling fellow).
appanàre [pane], TR.: reduce to the
use of bread.
appanicare [panico], TR.:
(birds) to millet.
appanniggioj [l. L. ap-panare (L. pa-
nis, bread), furnish with bread], M.: ap-
panage; income.
appan-naménto, M.: dimness, tarnish.
ll-nare [panno], TR.: cover with a piece
of cloth}; dim; tarnish (dull); veil; catch
in a spider’s web}; ensnare}. -nàto,
ADJ.: dimmed, etc.; abundant. -natéio,
M.: that which dims; veilf; rubbing
cloth (for horses). -natòtto, ADJ.:
rather fat or fleshy. -mattira, F.: cov-
ering (with cloth)}; veiling; dimming.
ap-paraméntoj = paramento. ||=pa-
rare}, TR.: prepare; adorn; vest; meet.
-parato, PART.}: prepared, etc.; M.:
preparation; adornment; pomp; appa-
ratus.
apparec-chiaméntoj, M.: preparation;
PL.: goods. |-chifre [parecchio], TR.:
arrange; prepare; set (the table); REFL.:
prepare one’s self (get ready). -chia-
ta} =-chio. -chiatérej, M., -chia-
trieej, F.: preparer, dresser. -chia-
tira =-chio. apparéc-chio, M.: ar-
rangement (preparative); apparatus (im-
plements); preparation; (paint.) ground-
ing.
appareggiàre] = pareggiare.
apparenta. .{ = imparenta..
appa-rénte [-rire], ADJ.: apparent;
visible. -renteménte, ADV.: appar-
ently. -rènza, F.: appearance; appari-
tion: per —, for appearance’s sake.
ll-réreft = rire.
apparigliare [pariglia], TR.: match or
brace (horses); REFL.: combine (for an
evil purpose). .
appa-rire [L. -rere], IRR.$; INTR.: AP-
PEAR. -riscènte, ADJ.: apparent; visible;
striking (splendid); graceful. -riscén-
za, F.: appearance; splendid appear-
ance (splendor, stateliness). -rita, F.:
first appearance. -riziéne, -rsiénei,
F.: apparition. -rso, PART. of -rire; ADJ.:
evident.
accustom
$ Ind. : Pres. as-Sarisco or -pdio, -parisct,
part, -parisce or -pare ; -paidmo (rare), da.
vite, -pariscono or -pdiono. Pret. ap-parit
34 appartamento
or -darsi or -pdrvt, etc. (opt’ly -dars-, -parv-
in 1, 3 sing., 3 pl.). Subj.: Pres. ap-parisca
or (rare) -Zaza, etc.
appar-taménto, M.: apartment. ||-ta-
re [parte], TR.: set apart (separate);
REFL.: withdraw one’s self (retire). -ta-
taménte, ADV.: apart (separately).
apparte-nénte, -gnèntei, ADJ.: per-
taining (belonging); suitable. -nènza,
F.: pertaining; appurtenance. |l-nére,
[L. ad, per-tinere, hold to, belong], IRR.
(cf. tenere); INTR.: pertain; belong; be
related; be a member; concern; become
(agree): questo non m’ appartiene, that
does not concern me. apparté-nni,
PRET., -mvto, PART. of -nere.
appas-sare} = -sire. -siménto, M.:
withering.
appassio-naménto, M.: growing pas-
sionate; passion. -mare, REFL.: con-
ceive a passion, or ardent desire (desire
eagerly). -nataménte, ADV.: passion-
ately. -nato, M.: impassioned (passion-
ate); strongly affected.
appas-sire [passo], INTR.: wither (fade);
become stale or old. -sito, ADJ.: with-
ered; stale (old).
appastare{ = impastare.
appel-labile, ADJ.: appealable. -labi-
lità, F.: liability of appeal. -lagiénef,
F., -laméntot, M.: appeal. -lante,
ADJ.: appealing; M.: appellant. ||-lare
[L.], TR.: call; summon; cite; INTR.: AP-
PEAL. -lativo, ADJ.: appellatory; M.:
(gram.) appellative: lasciare il proprio
per l —, leave the certain for the un-
certain. -latòrio, ADJ.: appellatory.
-laziéne, F.: appellation. appél-lo,
M.: call; roll-call; appeal; challenge.
ap=péna, ADV.: hardly (scarcely): — che,
as soon as, no sooner than. -penarej,
TR.: pain (distress).
ap=péndere, IRR.$; TR.: append; hang
up; suspend}; weight. -pendiee, F.:
appendix; feuilleton (serial story at the
foot of a newspaper). -pendizie, F. PL.:
gratuity (of eggs, poultry, etc.) to the
lord.
§ Pret. a-pési or (rare) -Jendéi. Part. ap-
peso.
appennecchiaref, TR.: fill the distaff.
Appennino, m.: Apennines; ADJ.: Apen-
nine.
ap=pensgre], TR.: think out; foresee.
-pensataméntej, ADV.: on purpose
(designedly).
appéso, PART. of -pendere.
appestare [peste], TR.: infect.
appe-ténte = -tiloso. -ténza = -tito.
appò-teret [L. petere, seek] = -petire.
-tibile, ADJ.: desirable; pleasing. -tire,
TR.: desire; INTR.: feel a desire; have
an appetite. -tito, M.: appetite; strong
applaudente
-titosaménte, ADV.: with ap-
petite; eagerly. -titéso, ADJ.: appe-
tizing; attractive. -titérej, M.: appe-
tizer. -tiziéne, F.: appetite; desire.
appettàre [petto], TR.: have at heart;
attribute.
ap=pètto, PREP.: opposite (in compari-
son).
appez-zaménto, M.: detached piece of
land. |l-zare [pezzo], TR.: piece togeth-
er. -zatira, F.: piece; piecing; joint-
ure.
appiaeére} = piacere.
appiaeevolire [piacevole], TR.: render
agreeable; soften.
appia-naménto, TR.: levelling; smooth-
ing. |l-nare [piano], TR.: render level
or smooth (level; plane). :
appia-strare [impiastro], TR.: stick
(fasten) ; fit; REFL.: adhere. -strieeia-
ménto, M.: sticking (conglutination).
-strieeiàre, TR.: stick (glue).
appiatt.. = rimpiatt. .
appi-ccagnolo, M.: hook; crook. -cea-
méntoj, M.: hanging up; fastening.
-cednte, ADJ.: sticking (glutinous)..
\l-ceare [L. picare (pix, pitch), tar], TR.:
stickj; join}; attacht; hang up, kindle
(a fire); REFL.: joint; meet; catchi;
hang one’s self; kindle : — il fuoco, kindle
the fire (fire). -ecatieeiof ADI. : sticky;
contagious; M.: importunate fellow. -cea-
tivo}, ADJ.: sticky; contagious. -eca-
téio}, M.: hook; hold-fast. -ceatara,
F.: fastening; hanging. -eeiatura, F.:
candle fee (paid for candle burned).
appicco-laméntof, M.: diminution. ||-la-
rej, «lire [piccolo], TR.: diminish (lessen).
ap=pié, PREP.: at the foot or bottom.
ap=piòno, ADV.: completely (quite).
appig - gionaménto, M.: house-rent
(rent). |l-giom4re [pigione], TR.: let;
rent out (a house, etc.) -giònasi, M.:
(‘for rent’) placard or notice (announcing
a house for rent).
ap=pigliàre, REFL.: attach one’s self to
(choose). -piglio, M.: pretext; trick.
appigrire} = impigrire.
appillottare}, REFL.: linger (loiter).
appin-zàre [pinzo], TR.: sting. -zatà-
ra, F.: sting.
&ppiot, M.: parsley; celery.
appiòla, F., -lo [Gr. dpion], Mm: pippin
(apple).
ap-piémbo [or a piombo], apv.: perpen-
dicularly (PLUMB).
appioppare [pioppo], TR.: tie (a vine)
to a poplar; join; apply; give (a blow,
etc.) ; fix.
ap-pisolare [pisola], REFL.: take a
nap (slumber).
applau-dènte, ADI: applauding; m.:
desire.
applaudere
applauder. ll'=derej,=dire [L. plaudere],
TR.: clap the hands; applaud. -ditére,
M.: applauder. applau-so, m.: applause
(plaudit) ; noise. -séret, M.: applauder.
appli-cabile, ADI.: applicable. -ca-
méntoj, M.: application. ||-edre [L.
plicare, fold], TR.: APPLY (fit); REFL.:
apply or devote one’s self. -catamén-
te, ADV.: diligently (intently). -edto,
ADJ.: applied; prone. -catére, M.:
applier; fitter. -cazidéne, F.: applica-
tion; assiduity.
&ppoi, PREP.: near; by; with; apv.: in
comparison.
appode-raménto, M.: farming. ||-ràrej
podere], TR.: farm; REFL.: take to
farming.
appo-diaménto}, M.: enfeoffment.
|I=diàret, TR.: enfeoff.
appog-giaméntoj, M.: elbow prop; sup-
port. |l-gidre [l.L. ap-podiare (L. po-
dium, elevation)], TR.: support (against
some elevated object) ; lean; prop; REFL.:
support one’s self (lean); seek protection;
trust. -giatéio, M.: support (prop).
-giatara, F.: support(ing); leaning;
appoggiatura (passing tone). appòg-
gio, M.: support (prop); protection.
appollaiàre [pollo], REFL.: roost; lodge.
appomieifrej, TR.: rub with pumice.
ap-p6nerej = apporre. -poniméntof,
M., -poniziénei, F.: addition (supple-
ment). |=pérre, IRR.; TR.: put; affix;
impute (attribute); object; blame; REFL.:
guess (conjecture).
ap=portàre, TR.: bring; cause; an-
nounce}; allegef. -portatére, M., -por-
tatriee, F.: bringer.
ap- positaménte, ADV.: on purpose;
appositelyf. -positivoj, -positizioj,
ADJ.: put on (fictitious). Il=pòsito,
ADJ.: intentional; subjoinedf. -posizié-
ne, F.: addition; apposition.
apposolàre [posola], TR.: harness; bur-
den.
ap=pòsta, ADV.: on purpose (expressly).
-postaménto, M.: lying in wait (am-
bush). -postàre, TR.: watch or lie in
wait for. -postatéret, M.: waylayer.
apposto, PART. of apporre.
appostol. .} = apostol. .
appozzare [pozza], TR.: make pools of;
REFL. : fill with water.
appra-timénto, M.: making into a
meadow. |l=-tire [prato], TR.: make a
meadow of.
appregiàrej = apprezzare.
appren-dénte, ADI.: learning; M.: learn-
er; apprentice. |lapprén-dere [L. ad-
prehendere, seize], IRR. (cf. prendere):
TR.: learn (Eng.} apprehend); seizet; ap-
prehend}; REFL.{: hold to; take root:
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kindle. -dévole, ADI.: that may be
learned. -diménto, M.: learning; ap-
prehension}. -dista, pl. -disti, M.: ap-
prentice. -sibilej, ADI.: conceivable.
-sidne, F.: apprehension. -sionire,
REFL.: apprehend. -sivat, F.: faculty
of conception. -sivo, ADJ.: apprehensive
(fearful).
appresentare}, TR.: represent (show);
REFL.: appear.
appréso, PART. of apprendere.
ap-pressaménto, M.: approach. -pres-
sare, TR.: put or draw near; REFL.:
approach. |=prèsso, ADV.: near (hard
by); almost (nearly); a little later (soon);
afterwards: l’anno —, the following
year; — a poco, about; poco —, soon af-
terwards ; — che, after that (since).
appre - staménto, M.: preparation.
ll-stare [presto], TR.: make ready (pre-
pare); provide; REFL.: prepare one’s
self (get ready), -stéto, ADJ.: prepared
(ready). appré-sto}, ADJ.: prepared;
M.: preparation.
apprezia. .} = apprezza. .
apprez-zabile, ADJ.: appreciable; val-
uable. -zaménto, M.: appreciation;
estimate. |Il-z&re [pregio], TR.: appre-
ciate; value (rate). -zativot, ADJ.: to
be appreciated (commendable). -zatére,
M.: valuer (appraiser).
approb. .} = approv. .
ap-proeeigre[L.propius, nearer], REFL.:
approachj; make approaches to (a fort).
-pròeceio, M.: (besieger’s) advanced work
(approaches).
ap-prodàre [proda], INTR.: come to
shore (land); profit; (agr.) bank; border
(with vines).
approfittàre [profitto], INTR.: profit.
approfon-daménto, -diménto, M.:
deepening; investigation. |l-dare [fon-
do], TR.: deepen; go deep(er) into (exam-
ine thoroughly, investigate).
approntare [pronto], TR.: prepare well,
appro-piaménto, M.: adaptation; ap-
propriation. |l=-p(r)iare [prop(r)io], TR.:
apply properly or fitly (adapt); compareij;
apply; imitatef; REFL.: appropriate;
approach}. -piataménte, ADV.: with
propriety; conveniently. -pifito, ADJ.:
adapted; convenient (suitable). -pia-
ziéne, F.: adaptation; appropriation.
appropinquare}, TR.: approach.
appropòsito = a proposito.
appropria. .} = appropia..
approssi-maménto, M.: approach.
lemare [prossimo], TR.: approach;
REFL.: approach (draw near). -mativa-
ménte, ADV.: approximatively. -ma-
tivo, ADJ.: approximate. -maziéne,
F.: approach ; approximation.
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36
appro-vabile, ADJ.: approvable. -va-
giéne} = -vazione. -vaméntoj, M.,
-vanza, F.: approbation. |levare [L.
probare, deem good], TR.: approve; con-
firm. -vataménte, ADV.: with approv-
al. -vatére, M.: approver. -vaziòone,
F.: approbation.
approveceiare}, INTR.: profit.
approvvigio. .— approvisio. .
«pprovvisio-naménto, M.: provision-
ing; supply. |l-mare [provisione], TR.:
provision (supply).
appun-taménte, ADV.: precisely. -ta-
ménto, M.: appointment (stipulation,
agreement); pay (Eng.} appointment).
ll-tare [punta], TR.: point (sharpen) ;
point (direct the point of); direct; set;
fix; stitch (together); jot down (note);
blame (reprove). -tatina, F.: four dots.
-tato, ADJ.: pointed, sharp; stitched ;
noted; formal. -tatéra, F., -tatére, M.,
-tatriee, F.: pointer; stitcher ; censurer.
-tatara, F.: pointing; marking; cen-
sure. -tellare [puntello], TR.: prop
(support). -timo, M.: brief note; prom-
issory note; receipt; ADJ.: quick in repar-
tee (ready); ADV.: with precision (exactly,
just in time). apptin-to, M.: brief note
(record or sketch); cheque; censure;
ADV.: precisely (exactly); yes, indeed;
but just, hardly: per l’—, yes, indeed;
surely; hardly; mettersi in —, get ready.
appurare [puro], TR: purify (cleanse).
appuz-zaménto, M.: stench. |l-zare
[puzzo], TR.: fill with an offensive smell or
stench (infect).
apr-énte, ADJ.: opening. -ico, ADJ.:
open to the sunlight (sunny); luminous;
fond of the sunlight. -ilamte, ADJ.:
(pop.) of April. -ile, m.: April. -imén-
tof, M.: opening. |l-ire [L. a-perire
(parere, produce)], IRR.§ ; TR.: open (open
up; disclose ; discover; REFL.: open (burst
open); expand. -itivot, ADJ.: opening
(aperient). -itot—aperto. -itére, M.,
-itriee, F.: opener; housekeeper; box-
keeper. -itùra, F.: opening; disclosure.
$ Pres. afro, etc. Pret. apdrsi or adrii, apdr-
seorapri; apèrsero or aprirono. Part. apèrto.
apside [Gr. dpsis, arch], F.: apsis.
aqu-a..} = acqua.. -&rio [L. -rius],
M.: (astr.) Aquarius; aquarium. -e..j{=
acque. .
fqui-la [L.], M.: EAGLE. -légia, F.:
ranunculus. -lifero, ADJ.: eagle-bear-
ing. -lino, ADI.: aquiline (of an eagle:
hooked). -lomare, ADJ.: northerly. -1é-
ne, M.: north wind; Eng.} aquilon. -lòt-
to, M.: young eagle (eaglet).
aquo. . = acquo..
ara [L.], F.: small altar.
a-rabésco, ADJ.: Arabian; M.:
approvabile
ara-
arcame
besque. |l-rAbico [Arabia], pl. -rabici,
ADJ.: Arabic.
arabile [arare], ADI. : arable.
firabo, ADJ.: Arabian (Arabic).
ara-gnaf}, -gno} = ragna, ragno.
aral-do, or-da [OGer. heri-walto, army-
servant], M.: herald. ardl-dico, ADJ.:
heraldic.
araménto [arare], M.: ploughing (culti-
vation).
ardn-eia, F.: orange. -eiata, F.: or-
angeade (lemonade). -eigto, ADJ.: or-
ange-coloured; M.: orangery. -e(i)éra,
F.: store-room for oranges. -eima, F.:
little orange. -eino, M.: small orange-
tree. |laram-eio [? fr. Pers.], M.: or-
ange-tree. -eiéme, ADJ.: orange-col-
oured; M.: orange-colour.
ara-re [L.], TR.: plough (cultivate). -ti-
(v)o, ADJ.: cultivable. arà-tolo, M.:
(vulg.) plough. -tére, M.: ploughman;
husbandman; ADJI.: ploughing. -tério,
ADJ.: agricultural. arà-tro, m.: plough.
-tara, F.: ploughing (tillage).
araz-zeria, F.: tapestry-wares. -ziére,
M.: tapestry- maker; tapestry - seller.
|l|araz-zo [Arras, French city], M.: tap-
estry (hangings).
arbintroj = laberinto.
arbi-tra, F.: arbitress. -traggio, M.:
arbitration. -trinte, ADJ.: arbitratings
M.: arbitrator. -trére, INTR.: arbitrate
(decide); REFL.: make up one’s mind.
-trariaménte, ADV.: arbitrarily. -tra-
rio, ADJ.: arbitrary. -trato, PART. of
-trare; M.: arbitration (arbitrage); re-
form commission. -tratére, M.: arbi-
trator (umpire). arbi-trio, M.: free-
will; absolute power; arbitrary act (ar-
bitrament, pleasure). Ilarbi-tro [L.
-ter], M.: arbiter (arbitrator).
ar-borato}, ADI.: woody. ||arbo-ret
[L. -r], M.: tree (=albero). -bòreo,
ADJ.: arboreous. -boreseénte, ADJ.:
arborescent. -borétot, M.: grove. -bo-
rizzàto, ADJ.: arborized. -boréso,
ADI.: woody. -boscèllo, M., -boscéllat,
F.: shrub. -bustinot, M.: wild wine.
-basto, M.: shrub. -’butot, M.: arbute.
are- [Gr. archi-, chief, first, old], PREF.:
arch-.
area [L.], F.: cask or tomb (of stone);
ARK; bier; box}; treasure.
ar-cade [Arcadia], ADI. or M.: Arcadian.
-cadico, pl. -cadici, ADJ.: Arcadic;
tender; simple.
arcadérej, M.: ARCHER.
arca-ico [Gr. -ikés], ADI.:
-ismo, M.: archaism.
arcale [-ca], M.: arch (of a doorway); arc-
segment.
arcame} = carcdme.
archaic.
arcanamente
arcanaménte [arcano], ADV.: myste-
riously (secretly).
arc= -angelo, -angiolo, M.: archangel.
arcano [L. -nus (area, chest)], M.: arca-
num (mystery); ADJ.: hidden (secret).
ar-céref [-co], TR.: dart, shoot (an ar-
row); ARCH; cheat. -càta, F.: arch; touch
with the fiddle-bow; bow-shot} (distance);
intervalf. -eato, ADJ.: arched (curved).
-catére, M.: archer (bowman); cheat.
arc=avola, F.: great-great-grandmother.
-avolo, M.: great-great-grandfather.
free [L.], F.: fort.
archeggiaref, TR.: arch (bend).
archeo-logia [Gr. archaios, old, légos,
discourse], F.: archeology. -logicamén-
te, ADV.: archeologically. -légico, ADJ.:
archeologic(al). archeò-logo, M.: ar-
cheologist.
archétipo [Gr. arche-, chief, tpos,
stamp], M.: archetype.
ar-chettino, -chétto [arco], M.: small
arch; bird-pole (to catch birds); trick;
fiddlestick.
archi- [Gr. archi-, chief, first], PREF.:
archi-: for words not found under archi-,
cf. arci-.
archiacito [arco, acuto], ADJ.:
pointed or Gothic arch.
archiatro [Gr. archi-, chief, iatrés, phy-
sician], M.: archiater.
archibugi.. = archibus. .
archi-busirej, TR.: shoot. -busàta,
F.: arquebuse-shot; gun-shot. -busièra},
F.: loop-hole. -busière, M. : arquebusier.
l-biiso [?], arquebuse.
archi-diacono = arcidiacono.
archi-ginnésio, M.. first university (so
called in Rome and Boulogne).
archi-mandrita, M.: archimandrite.
archimi.. = alchim..
archi-péndolo or =pénzolo, M.: plum-
met.
archi-tètta, F.: architect; architect’s
wife. -tettare, TR.: build (construct) ;
contrive. ||-tétto [Gr. archi-, chief,
tékton, workman], M.: architect. -tet-
tonicaménte, ADV.: architectonically.
-tettònico, ADJ.: architectonic(al). -tet-
tonej = -ietto. -tettura, F.: architec-
ture.
archi-tra-ve, M.: architrave. -vata, F.:
arrangement of architraves. -véto, ADJ.:
architraved. -watura, F.: placing of
architraves ; architraves (collect.)
archi-vidbile, ADI. : to be (or that may
be) registered. -vidre, TR.: register
(record). -viatiira, -viaziéne, F.:
registration. llarchi-vio [L. -vum]), M
archive (record office). -vista, pl. -visti,
M.: archivist (recorder).
arei-, PREF. = archi-:
with a
=bèllo, very
arem 37
beautiful. =benîssimo, ADJ.: exceed-
ingly well. =briccéne, M.: scoun-
drel. =bufféne, M.: archfool. = diacono,
M.: archdeacon. -diica, M.: archduke.
-ducàle, ADJ.: archducal. -ducéto,
M.: archdukedom. -duchéssa, F.: arch-
duchess.
areiére [arco], M.: archer.
arei-fanfano, M.: great boaster (swag-
gerer).
ar-eignaménte, ADV.: gruffly.
gnézza, gruffness (crossness).
[2], ADI. : gruff (grouty, harsh).
arei-mastro, M.: head-master.
areiéne [arco], M.: saddle-bow.
areipélago [Gr. aigio-pélago, Egean
Sea], M.: archipelago.
arei=préte, M.: archpriest. -pretira,
F.: office of archpriest ; archpresbytery
arei-speda4le, M.: chief hospital.
arei-vescovado, M.: archbishop’s resi-
dence. -vescovile, -vescovale}, ADJ. :
archiepiscopal. -vescovéto, M.: arch-
bishopry. Il=vèscovo, M.: archbishop.
arco [L. -cus], M.: arc(h); bow (the weap-
on); fiddle-bow; eyebrow: coll’ — dell’ osso
o della schiena, with all force or energy;
-ei-
ll-eigno
ad —, like an arch. =baléno, M.: rain-
bow. =baléstro, M., =balista, F.: ar-
(cu)balist.
arcolàio [?], M.: reel, winder; phantast ;
juggler}: PL.: whims (castles in the air).
ar-coneèlloj, dim. of arco. =céne,™M.:
great bow.
arcénte [Gr. drchon, ruler], M.: archon.
ar-cuato [arco], ADJ.: curved (bent).
-ctieeio, M.: cradle tester.
ar-dénte, ADJ.: burning (ardent, passion-
ate). -denteménte, ADV.: ardently.
-dénza, F.: ardour; heat; burning de-
sire. ||ar-dere [L.], IRR.§ ; INTR.: burn.
§ Pret. drsz, -se; -sero. Part. drso.
ardésiaf, F.: slate.
ardigliéne [Fr.: harde, stick], M.: tongue
of a buckle.
ardi-ménto, M.: boldness (impudence).
-mentéso, ADJ.: bold (impudent). -men-
tosaménte, ADV.: boldly. |lardi-re
[OGer. hardi, HARD], INTR.: be bold (dare,
venture); M.: boldness (daring); impu-
dence. -taménte, ADV.: boldly. -téllo,
J.: rather bold. -tézza, F.: boldness
(daring); HARDIhood, impudence. ardi-
to, ADJ.: bold (daring).
ardére [L. -dor], M.: ardour (fervour) ;
passionate desire.
ar-duaménte, ADJ.: arduously. -dui-
tat, F.: arduousness. ||Ar-duo [L. ar-
duus, steep], ADJ.: arduous (difficult).
ardaraj = arsura.
area [L.], F.: area.
arem [fr. Ar.], M.: harem.
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aré-na [L.], F.: sand; arena (amphithea-
tre); shore}; land}. -nfeeo, ADV.:
arena
sandy. -nério, ADJ.: sandy; M.: sand-
stone; PL. gladiators: grotta —a, cata-
comb. -nosità, F.: sandiness. -néso,
ADJ.: sandy.
aréntej, ADJ.: arid (dry).
aréola [area], F.: small area (spot).
areo. .} = aero..
areo-pagita, M.: areopagite. |l-pago
[Gr. -pagos], M.: areopagus.
arfa-sattéllo, -sdtto [?], m.: vulgar
thing or fellow.
arganéllo, dim. of -gano. argano [7],
M.: lever (windlass, capstan).
argen-taio{t = -tiere. -tàlej = -tino.
-tare}, TR.: silver (plate with silver).
-tato, ADJ.: silvered (plated with silver);
silvery. -tatérej, M.: one that silvers
over. argèn-teo, ADJ.: silvery. -teria,
silver-plate. -tiéra, F.: silver-mine.
-tiére, M.: silver-smith. -tiféra, F.:
silver-mine. -tifero, ADJ.: argentifer-
ous. -timo, ADJ.: silver-coloured (sil-
very). |largén-to [L.-tum], M.: silver;
money}: — vivo, quicksilver (mercury).
argigli. .{ = argill..
argil-la [L.], F.: argil (potter’s clay).
-l4eeo,'ADJ.: argillaceous. -léso, ADI.:
clayey.
argi-nale, M.: long dam or causeway.
-naménto, M.: embankment. -nare,
TR.: build (an embankment or causeway).
-nataàra, F.: embankment. |largi-ne
[L. ag-ger (ad, gerere, bring), heap], M.:
embankment (bank, causeway); barrier.
-néllo, -nétto, -nino, dim. of -ne.
-néne, aug. of -ne.
argégli. . = inorgogli. .
argomen-taébile, ADJ.: subject to argu-
ment (debatable). -taeeio, M.: bad ar-
gument. -tare, INTR.: argue (reason);
conclude}; REFL.}: strive. -tatére, M.:
arguer (reasoner). -tazidme, F.: argu-
mentation. |largomén-to [L. -tum], M.:
argument; proof; subject (plot). -tésof,
ADJ.: persuasive.
argonauta (Gr. -tes], M.: (myth.) argo-
naut; (zodl.) -ta.
argu-ire [L. -ere], INTR.: argue (infer,
conclude); reprimand.} -ment.. = ar-
goment. .
argu-taménte, ADV.: ingeniously. -téz-
za, F.: subtlety (finesse, witty conceit).
llarga-to [L. -tus (-ere, argue)], ADJ.:
sharp-witted (subtle, ingenious). argî-
zia, F.: qu’ tk-wittedness; subtility; wit-
ticism.
dria [L. aer, AIR.], F.: AIR (atmosphere);
mien (style); (mus.) aria (air, song): colpo
d'—, cold (catarrh); non esser —, be in-
opportune; darsi —, put on airs (pre-
armeggio
tend); fare —, clear; aver l’— di, look
like; a —, at about.
ari-daménte, ADV.: dryly. -dézza,F.:
aridity. ||4ri-do [L. -dus (arere, dry)],
ADJ.: arid (dry).
arieggiàre [aria], INTR.: resemble.
arien. .} = argent..
ar-ietare, TR.: batter (ram). |l-iete [L.
aries], M.: ram; battering-ram ; aries.
ariétta [aria], F.: arietta (short aria).
arimm.. = aritm..
aringa [OGer. harinc], F.: HERRING.
aringi..= arring..
aridlof, M.: diviner.
aridéso [aria], ADJ.: airy.
arism}.. = ariim..
arista [L.], F.: chine of pork.
ari-stat = resta.
aristarco [Aristarchus],M.: severe critic.
aristo - critico, aristò - crate, ADJ.:
aristocratic(al). |l-erazia [Gr. dristos,
best, kratéin, rule], F.: aristocracy.
arit-mética (Gr. -més, number], F.: arith-
metic. -meticaménte, ADV.: arith-
metically. -mètico, ADJ.: arithmetic-
(al); M.: arithmetician.
arlec-chinata, F.: buffoonery. -chi-
nésco, ADJ.: buffoon. |l-chino [?], M.:
harlequin (buffoon).
arlétto}, M.: stupid fool.
arma} = arme. -cdllof, ADV.: ad —,
over the shoulder; across.
armad..} = armat..
armadiétto, M.: small clothes - press.
llarma-dio [L. -rium (arma, weapon)],
M.: clothes- press. -diéme, M.: large
press. .
armadillo [Sp.], M.: (zodl.) armadillo.
ar-mai(u)élo, M.: armorer; gunsmith.
-mamentario}, M.: surgical instru-
ments. -maménto, M.: armament.
-mare, TR.: arm (equip). -mario =
-madio. -mata, F.: armament (military
forces, land and naval); force, troop;
(rare) army; navy (fleet): — di mare,
fleet ; — di terra, army. -mataménte,
ADY.: with arms. -matélla, F.: small
fleet. -matére, M.: equipper (of ships);
privateer. -matuara, F.: armour (breast-
plate); armament; framework, timber-
work. |l&r-me [L. -ma], F.: arm (weapon);
armour: — bianca, bare weapon; — corta,
‘short weapon’ (dagger, pistol, etc.) ; —
da fuoco, fire-arm ; — d’ asta, spear, lance;
viso dell’—, sullen look; far d’—, fight.
-meggeriay, F.: tournament (joust).
-meggévole, ADJ.: fighting. -meg-
giaménto, -meggiare, INTR.: wield
weapon}; fightt; joustt; fumble; be con-
fused; be puzzled, puzzle one’s self.
-meggiatoére, M.: fighter}; tiltert; agi-
tator. -méggio, M : agitation; brawl.
armeggione
-meggiéne, M., -meggiéna, F.: busy-
body (meddling fellow). ~
armellina}, -no} = ermellino.
ar-mentàrio}, ADI: of cattle, M.:
herdsman. |-ménto [L. -mentum], M. :
herd of cattle.
ar-meria [arme], F.: armory (arsenal).
-migero, ADI. : warlike.
armil-la [armo], F.: bracelet (armlet,
armilla). -ldre, ADJ.: armillary.
armistizio []. L. -stitium], M.: armistice.
armof [L. -mus], M.: shoulder.
armo-nia [Gr. harmonia], F.: harmony.
-niàlej = -nico. armò-nica, F.: har-
monica. -nicaménte, ADV.: harmonious-
ly. armò-nico, ADI: harmoni(cal);
harmonious. -niosaménte, ADV.: har-
moniously. -niéso, ADJ.: harmonious.
-nizzaménto, M.: harmonizing. -niz-
z4re, TR.: harmonize; accord.
armoraeeio}, M.: horse-radish.
arnése [Eng. harness], M.: HARNESS
(armourj; gear); implement (utensil); ap-
paratus; vestment, dress; baggage}; bad
fellow: male in —, poorly attired.
ar-nia [?], F.: bee-hive. -midio, M.:
place for bee-hives.
arnica [?], F.: (pharm.) arnica.
arniòne [L. renio], v.: kidney; PL.: REINS.
fro [area], M.: ARE (100 square meters).
arò-ma [Gr.], F.: aroma. -matàrioj,
M.: seller of aromas (druggist). -mati-
chézza}, -matieitàf, F.: aromatic
quality (fragrance). -matico, ADJ.: aro-
matic; spicy}; extravagant}; M.: aromat
(perfume). -matizzàre, TR.: aromatize
(perfume). -matoj, ADJ.: aromatic; M.:
aroma.
arpa [0.Ger. harpha], F.: HARP.
arpa -gonàre], TR.: harpoon ;- grapple.
ll-gémet, M.: harpoon.
arpeg-giaménto, M.: harping. |l-già-
re [arpa], INTR.: play on the harp; harp.
arpég - gio, M.: harping; arpeggio.
arpése [L. harpa, hook], M.: crampiron.
arpia [L. harpya], M.: harpy ; miser.
arpicdre [Fr. harpe, claw (Gr., sickle)],
TR.: climb up.
arpicòrdo, M.: harpsichord.
arpiéne [L. harpa, hook], M.:
hook.
arpista, M.: harpist (harper).
arra [L. harra], F.: earnest-money.
arrahattare [? Ger. arbeiten, work],
REFL.: work hard (strive).
arrab-biaménto, M.: madness. ||-bia-
re [rabbia], inTR.: be infected with
rabies; be mad or furious; be much
troubled; REFL.: get troubled or vexed:
— dalla fame, die of hunger; starve; —
dalla sete, die of thirst. -biataménte,
ADV.: madly. -biatéllo, ADI.: vexed
hinge ;
arrieciamento
3%
(irate). -bidto, ADJ.: seized with rabies
(mad, furious); too salt; in a hurry;
meagre.
arraff(i)dre [rafio], TR.: snatch; grapple.
arrama<eeigre], TR.: drive in a sledge.
arrampicare [rampare], REFL.: climb
out.
arrancare [ranca], INTR.: hobble along;
row with full speed}.
arraneidirej, INTR.: become rancid.
arrandellare [randello], TR.: fling away;
(beat down); sell cheap; tighten (with a
packing-stick).
arrangolaéref, INTR.: fret; be uneasy;
be angry.
arrantolatof, ADJ.: hoarse; rough.
arrapi-nare [rapina], REFL.: toil hard
(strive). -nfto, ADJ.: passionate; eager.
arrapp4é-re} = arraffare. -térej, M.:
robber.
arraspare} = raspare.
arràtai = arra.
ar-recare, TR.: bring; cause; reducej;
attribute; allegef.
ar-redare, TR.: ornament; furnish. ||-ré-
do [?], M.: ornament; equipment}.
arrem-baggio, M.: boarding (a ship).
ll-bare [Gr. rhémbein, wrench], INTR.: be
boarded. -bato, ADJ.: boarded; jaded.
-batfira, F.: boarding.
arre-naménto, M.: running aground
(stranding). ||-mare [rena], INTR.: run
aground or ashore (strand) ; fail.
arren-daménto, M.: lease. -datéref,
M.: renter. |lar=réndere, IRR. ; REFL.:
surrender (give up; yield); comply. -dé-
vole, ADJ.: yielding; flexible (supple) ;
docile. -devolézza, F.: flexibility;
docility. -devolménte, ADV. : pliantly ;
submissively. -diméntof, m.: yielding
(surrender).
arrequidre} = requiare.
arréso, PART. of arrendere.
arre-staméntof, M.: arresting (arrest).
||-stare [resta], TR.: arrest; seize (catch);
REFL.: stop; restrain one’s self. -sta-
zidnef}, F., arré-sto, M.: arrest.
arre-tare, -ticaref [rete], TR.: catch in
a net (ensnare).
arre-trare [retro], TR.: hold back
(check); REFL.: go back (recoil). -tré-
to, ADJ.: drawn back; checked; left be-
hind; unpaid; M.: arrears.
arrettizio}, ADJ.: possessed (by demons).
arrezzàrei, TR.: shade (screen).
Arri or arri là [?], INTERJ.: get up! (to
horses).
arric-chiménto, M.: enrichment; or-
namentation. ||=chîre [ricco], TR.: en-
rich; ornament; INTR., REFL.: become
rich; be enriched (be adorned).
arrie-ciaménto, M.: frizzle; shiver;
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horror (fright). II=ei&re [riccio], TR.:
bristle or curl up (put on end); frizzle:
— il muso}, get furious; — un muro,
rough-cast a wall. -eiattira, F.: bris-
tling; curling; rough-cast. arrie-cio,
M.: rough-cast wall. -eiolaménto, M.:
curling; curls. -eiolàre [ricciolo], TR.:
curl. -eiolàto, ADJ.: curled; curly.
-eiolin. .{ = -ciol. .
arricorda. .} = ricorda. .
ar-ridere, IRR. ; TR.: smile upon (favour).
arriffarej}, TR.: raffle; stake.
arrin-ga [OGer. hring, RING], F.: HA-
RANGUE (public oration); pleading. -ga-
ménto, M.: (jest.) harangue (long speech).
-gare, TR.: harangue; plead before.
-gatére}, M.: haranguer. -gheriaf,
F.: harangue (pleading). arrin-go, M.:
lists; bar}: difender I’ —+, accept a chal-
lenge.
arripére}, INTR.: land.
arris-chiante, ADJ.: risking (ventur-
ous). |l-chidre [rischio], TR., REFL.:
risk (hazard; venture). -chiataménte,
ADV.: hazardously ; daringly. -chidto,
ADJ.: risked; risky (hazardous; venture-
some). -chiévolet, ADJ.: venturesome
(rash). arris-chiot = rischio.
arri-si, PRET., -so, PART. of arridere.
arrisic. . = arrischi. .
arriss4re}, INTR.: wrangle (quarrel).
arristia. . (vulg.) = arrischia. .
arri-vaménto} = -v0. |-vére [L.
ad ripam, ‘to the shore’], INTR.: come
ashoref ; arrive; come to the end; reach};
suffice ; succeed ; hit; TR.: join; overtake ;
equal: — bene, succeed well; be well re-
ceived; non ci -vo, I cannot reach it; it
is beyond me. -vato, PART.: arrived,
etc.: ben —, welcome! arri-vo, M.:
arrival.
arrizzàrej = rizzare.
arrobbiàret, TR.: dye with madder.
arrocaref, INTR.: grow hoarse.
arroceare [rocca], INTR.: castle (at
chess).
arrocchiare [rocchio], TR. : cut to pieces;
cobble; botch.
arrochire [roco], TR.: make hoarse.
arro-gantàeeio, ADJ.: very arrogant;
M.: arrogant fool. -gamtdref, TR.:
treat with arrogance. -génte, ADJ.:
arrogant; M.: arrogant fellow. -gante-
ménte, ADV.: arrogantly. -ganténe,
ADJ.: very arrogant. -gamza, F.: arro-
gance. |l-gare [rogare], TR.: adopt;
REFL.: arrogate; claim (assume). -ga-
ziéne, F.: adoption. arrò-gere, IRR. ;
TR.: join (add, give to boot).” -gimén-
tot, M.: addition. dl
arro-laménto, M.: enrolment. ||-l&re}
[r(u)olo], TR. : enroll (enlist, register).
arruvidire
arr6mpere] = rompere.
arroncare}, TR.: weed (root out).
arroneigliare [ronciglio], TR.: grapple;
REFL.: writhe (twist).
arros-saménto, M.: making or turning
red. Il=s&re [rosso], TR.: make red;
INTR.: turn red. -siménto, m.: blush-
(ing). -sire, INTR.: turn red; blush.
arrostare} [rosta], TR.: fan away (flies);
fan; agitate; twist.
arro-stiméntoj, M.: roasting. -stire,
TR.: roast; toast; cheat: manzo -stito,
roast-beef. ||Jarrd-sto [OGer. rost, grid-
iron], M.: roast meatf; blunder.
arrd-taf [-to], F.: addition; overplus:
per —, in addition, moreover.
arro-taménto, M.: whetting. -tante,
ADJ.: whetting; whetter (knife-grinder) ;
whetstonej. |l-tare [rota], TR.: grind
(on a grindstone), whet (sharpen) ; smooth;
grind; murmur; rack (stretch on the
wheel); REFL.: strain one’s self (strive);
clash by the wheels (of carriages). -této,
PART. : ground, etc.; dappled. -tatuara,
F.: grinding (whetting; smoothing). -ti-
no, M.: knife-grinder.
arròto, PART. of arrogere; M.: aid; ad-
dition.
arrotolare [rotolo], TR.: make a roil of
(roll).
arrovel-lare [rovello], TR.: make an-
gry (infuriate); REFL.: get angry. -la-
taménte, ADV.: furiously. -lato, ADJ.:
angered (furious).
arroven-tare [rovente], TR.: make red-
hot. -tatdara, F.: heating red; glow.
-timénto, M.: getting red-hot. -tire,
TR.: make red-hot (us’ly -tare), INTR.:
ay red-hot. -tito, ADJ.: red-hot (glow-
ing).
arrove-sciaménto, M.: overthrow.
ll-sciare [rovesciare], TR.: turn upside
down or about, overthrow; REFL.: get up-
set; turn the wrong way, take a bad turn.
-sciatura, F.: overthrow. arrovè-
scio or a rovescio}, ADV.: on the wrong
side, contrary to expectation, contrari-
ously, badly.
arrozzire [rozzo], INTR.: become rough;
TR.: make rough.
arrubingre [rubino], TR. : redden, RUBY.
arruf-fare [ruffa], TR.: dishevel, ruffle.
-fataménte, ADV.: in a ruffled or dis-
orderly way. -fato, ADJ.: dishevelled
(disorderly). -fio, M.: great disorder.
-fona, F., -féne, M.: great disturber.
arrugginire [ruggine], INTR. : grow rus-
ty; rust (of iron, plants or grain); be set
on edge (of teeth).
arruol. .}, arruot.. = arrol.., arrot..
arruvidire [ruvido], TR.: make rough;
INTR., REFL.: grow rough.
arsenale
arsendle [darsend], M.: arsenal.
arseni-cdle, ADI. : arsenic(al).
ADI. : arsenicated (arsenic).
arséni-co [L. -cum], M. : arsenic.
arsit [Gr. -sis], M.: arsis.
ar-si2, PRET. of -dere. -sibilej, ADJ.:
combustible. -sieeifret, TR.: scorch.
-sieeio, ADJ.: scorched. -siéne, F.:
conflagration. |l-so, PART. of ardere:
burnt. -stira, F.: burning heat; smart.
ar-tdre [L.], TR. : constrain (force). ta-
ménte, ADV.: with constraint (art-
fully).
ar-te [L. ars], F.: art; skill; artifice
(cunning): ad —, on purpose. -te=fat-
to, ADJ.: artificial, -téfiee, M.: artifi-
cer, artisan (mechanic). -tefieéllof,
disp. of -téfice -tefieiàtot, ADJ. : arti-
ficial; fictitious. -tefieiot = artifizio.
-teggiàret, INTR.: use artifice.
arté-ria [Gr.], F.: artery. -ridle, ADJ.:
arterial. -riéso, ADJ.: arterial.
artesidno [Artoîs, in France], ADJ.: ar-
tesian.
artet..} = artrit..
artézzai, F.: narrowness; want.
artieéllaj, F.: small art; poor trade.
artico [Gr. arktik6s (Grktos, bear)], ADI. :
Arctic.
artico-làre1, TR.: articulate (joint; ut-
ter); pronounce. -lare2, ADJ.: articular.
-lataménte, ADV.: articularly (jointly).
-lato, ADJ.: articulated, etc.; contracted
(like a il to al, etc.); M.: series of (legal)
articles; articulate. -lazione, F.: ar-
ticulation. -lista, pl. -listi,M.: author of
articles (writer). |lartico=lo [L. arti-
culus (artus, member)], M.: article: —
di fondo, leading article (leader).
arti-ére [arte], M.: artisan (mechanic).
-fieiale, ADJ.: artificial. -fieialmén-
te, ADV.: artificially. -eifto, ADJ.: ar-
tificial -fieio, M.: artifice (cunning).
-ficiosaménte, ADV.: artfully (cun-
ningly). -fieiosità, F.: artifice (cun-
ning). -fieiéso, ADJ.: artificial; artful
(cunning, crafty, astute). -fizi.. =-fici..
-cato,
(z more common in -fizio, fiziato). -gia-
nèllo, disp. of -giano. -giàno, M.:
artisan (mechanic); ADJ.: of an artisan
or mechanic (workman).
artigliàrej, TR.: seize with the claws.
artiglié-re [arte], M.: artilleryman (gun-
ner). -ria, F.: artillery. -roj=-re.
arti-glio [L. articulus, joint], M.: claw
(talon); clutch. -gliéso, ADI.: clawed.
artiméne}, M.: mizzen-sail.
ar-tista, pl. -tisti [-te], M.: artist. -ti-
sticaménte, ADV.: artistically. -tisti-
co, ADJ.: artistic(al).
arto I [L. -tus], M.: joint.
artof 2, ADJ,: narrow (cramped).
| -gatàra, F.:
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ar-tritico, ADJ.: arthritic(al). |[=trî-
t(id)e [Gr. érthron, joint], F.: arthritis
(gout).
Artaro [Gr. Arkt-otros, ‘bear-ward’],
M.: Arcturus; (poet.) Great Bear.
arti-spiee [L. haru-spez, ‘entrail-observ-
er’], M.: aruspex (augur, soothsayer).
-spieio}, M.: augury. -spicina, F.:
augur’s art (aruspicy).
arzan. .| = arsen..
arzénte = ardente.
arzigo-golante, ADJ.: fanciful (fantas-
tic). -golare, INTR.: fancy; be fanci-
ful or fantastic. arzigò-golo [cf. giri-
gogolo], M.: captious remark; quibble;
sophistry; deceitful word. -goléna, F.,
-goléne, M.: cunning fellow.
arzillo [?], aDJ.: brisk (sprightly); juve-
nile; pungent; tipsy.
as- [L. abs, for ab, OFF, from; ads, for ad,
to], PREF.: abs-, as-; as-, to, by.
asbèsto [Gr. -tos], M.: asbestos.
fsce = ascia.
ascèlla [L. axilla], F.: armpit.
ascen-dentale, ADJ.: ascendant. -dén-
te, ADJ.: ascending; ascendant; M.: as-
cendant (ancestor). -dénza, F.: ascent;
ancestry. |lascém-dere [L. (scandere,
climb)]; IRR. (cf. scendere); TR.: ascend
(mount); amount; surpasst; approach.
-diménto}, M.: ascent. -siéme, F.:
ascent (rising); Ascension (-day). -sio-
nale, ADJ.: ascensional. ascèn-sot,
M.: ascent. -sére, M.: elevator, lift.
ascé-si, PRET., -so, PART. of ascendere.
-sa}, F.: ascent.
ascésso [L. abs-cessus, ‘OFF-going’], M.:
abscess.
a-scèta [Gr. asketes (askeîn, exercise)],
M.: ascetic. -scètico, ADJ., M.: ascetic.
-scetismo, M.: ascetism.
fischio = astio
a-scia [7], F.: AXE: fatto con —, roughly
made; sentenza coll’—, blind sentence.
-sciare, TR.: shape with the axe (cut,
smooth). -sciata, F.: stroke of the axe
or hatchet; careless sentence.
a=sciòglieret, IRR.; TR.: dissolve (re-
solve); untie; accomplish (fulfill). -sciòl-
to, PART. =sciòlvere, IRR.; TR.: break-
fasting; breakfast; m.: collation (break-
fast).
ascissa [L. ab-scissus (scindere, cut)], F..
abscissa.
ascitizio [L. sciscere, seek to know],
ADJ.: adscititious.
asciu-gagginef, F.: dryness. -ga=ma-
no, M.: towel. -gaménto, M.: wiping;
dryness. |l-gare [L. ex-succare (succus,
juice)], TR.: dry up; wipe away; console;
rob; INTR.: dry. -gatéio, M.: towel.
drying; wiping. -tta-
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ménte, ADV.: dryly. -ttare = -gare.
-ttézza, F.: dryness. ascifi-tto (for
-gato), ADJ.: dry (arid); lean (emaciated);
reserved ; M.: dryness; dry land. -ttére,
M.: drought.
ascél-ta}, F.: listening; sentinel. -ta-
méntof, M.: hearing (listening). -tan-
te, ADJ.: listening; M.: listener (auditor).
|l-tare [L. auscultare (auris, EAR)], TR.:
listen to, hear; lend an ear to (attend to,
heed); auscultate. -tatére, M., -tatri-
<e, F.: listener (auditor). -taziéne,
listening; auscultation. asedlto, M.:
hearing; heed, attention: dar (porgere)
—, give heed (attend); mettersi în —,
become attentive; stare in —, be listen-
ing (be an eavesdropper).
a-scéndere = nascondere.
nascos. .
a-serissi, PRET., -scritto, PART. of -scri-
vere. =serivere, IRR.; TR.: ascribe (as-
sign, attribute); reckon (number); enroll;
REFL.: rank one’s self: — a onore, con-
sent as an honour (be honoured by).
as-fàltico, ADI. : asphaltic (of asphalt).
Il-falto [Gr. ésphaltos], M.: asphalt.
asefissia [Gr. a-sphuxia, ‘non-throbbing’],
F.: asphyxia. -fissiéto, ADJ.: asphyx-
iated. -fittico, ADJ.: asphyctic (as-
phyxal).
asfo-délo, -dillo} [Gr. asphodelés], M.:
asphodel, DAFFODIL.
asiatico [Asia], ADI.: Asiatic.
asilo [Gr. -dsulon, ‘in-violable’], m.:
lun.
asimat = asma.
Asi-na, F.: she-ass. -nfeeio, disp. of
-no. -naggine, F.: asininity (ignorant
stupidity). -néio, M.: ass-driver. -nà-
rej, TR.,INTR.: travel on an ass. -nfta,
F.: asinine act; riding or journey on an
ass. -nèlla, F.: young she-ass. -nèllo,
M.: little ass (young ass); rafter. -ne-
ria, F.: asininity (stupidity, stupid act or
words). -nescaménte, ADV.: stupidly.
-nésco, ADJ.: asinine (stupid, dull).
-nétto, M.: little ass. -mimo, ADJ.:
asinine; stupid; rude. -nità, F.: asi-
ninity (stupidity); rudeness. ||4si=-no
[L. -nus], M.: ASS (donkey): — salito (or
bardato), person who has become rich and
haughty, upstart ; buscar dell’ —, be called
ignorant; far come l — del pentolaio, do
as the potter’s ass, shut one’s self up
against an approach. -méne, M.: great
ass (blockhead).
Asema [Gr. dsthma (dein, blow)], F. : asth-
ma. -mA&tico, ADJ.: asthmatic.
asolàre [esalare], INTR.: breathe gently ;
REFL.: take an airing. fisolo,m.: breath
of air: dare —, dry in the air or sun;
prender —, take an airing.
asciuttamente
-scos.. {=
asy-
aspro
aspalto{ = asfalto.
asparagéto = sparagiaia.
Aspet = aspide.
asper-dref}, TR.. exasperate (provoke).
-artéria, F.: windpipe (us’ly trachea).
-élla, F.: horse-tail (plant). Il-étto
[aspero], ADJ.: rather harsh.
a-spérgere [L. spargere, strew], IRR. §;
TR.: sprinkle; besprinkle with holy water.
-spèrges = aspersorio. -spèrginej,
M.: sprinkling; sign. -spergitòret, M.:
sprinkler.
§ Pret. aspdr-st, -se ; -sero. Part. asfèrso.
aspe-rità |, -ritadine > = asprezza.
fAspe-roj = aspro.
a-spérsi, PRET. of -spergere. -spersiò-
ne, F.: sprinkling (aspersion). ||-spér-
so, PART. of -spergere. -spersòrio, M.:
aspergill (holy-water brush).
aspet-taméntoj} = -tazione. -tante,
ADJ.: expecting, etc.; M.: spectator (by-
stander). -tanzat = -tativa. ||-tare
[L. a-spectare (specere, look)], INTR.: ex-
pect (wait for, await); look for, (desire);
linger (stay); REFL.: appertain, belong:
—a gloria (or a braccia aperte), expect
or wait contentedly. -tativa, F.: ex-
pectance (hope, expectative): metter in
—, retire (an officer, etc.) for the time
being (until possibly called into service
again). -tatérey}, M.: expecter. -tazié-
ne, F.: expectation, hope (confidence).
aspèt-to, M.: ASPECT (sight); air, view;
watch.
aspi-de [Gr. aspis], -doj, M.: aspic.
aspi-rànte, ADJ.: aspiring, etc.; M.:
aspirant (candidate): tromba —, suction-
pump. |l-rare [L. spirare, breathe], TR :
breathe; aspirate (pronounce with a
breathing); aspire to (wish for); INTR.:
(be a candidate). -rataménte, ADV.:
with aspiration. -réto, ADJ.: breathed ;
aspirate(d); aspired to (desired). -ra-
ziéne, F.: aspiration (breathing; aspir-
ing).
Sane [OGer. haspa], m.: reel (HASP, spin-
e).
aspor-tare [L. a(b)s-portare], TR.: carry
away (transport); cut away (tumours,
etc.). -taziéne, F.: transportation ; cut-
ting away; operation.
a-spraménte, ADV.: harshly. -spra-
ménto, M.: difficulty; fear. -spreg-
giaménto, M.: exasperation. -spreg-
giare, TR.: exasperate (provoke).
-sprétto, ADJ.: somewhat harsh. -spréz-
za, F.: asperity; harshness; tartness.
-sprignino, ADJ.: tartish: vino —, sort
of white wine. -sprigmo, ADI.: sharp
(tart, sourish). -sprità = -sprezza.
llà-=spro [L. asper], ADI. : harsh (rough,
sharp; fierce); acrid (sour): shrill,
assaccia
assfeeia [asse], r.: bad board.
assaccommannàrej, TR.: plunder.
assaet-taménto, M.: sharp pain; eager-
ness. -tdre [saettare], INTR.: give a
sharp pain; sting, offend; suffer; REFL.:
strive eagerly.
assa [Pers.], or =fètida, F.: assafcetida.
assag-giaménto, M.: tasting; assay.
ll-giare [a-, saggiare], TR.: taste; begin
eating; get a drubbing; test (assay).
-giatére, M.: taster; assayer. -gia-
tura, F.: tasting; assaying. assdg-gio,
M.: tasting; assaying. aie
ass-di [L. ad, satis, enough], ADV.:
enough; very, quite (pretty); much; ADI.:
much (many); M.: (pop.) enough; great
quantity; weight: — più, much (many)
more; — per tempo, very early; — volte,
many times; parer —, seem strange;
uomo d’—, man of weight, valiant man.
-aissimo, ADV.: very much (extremely).
ass4lef [asse], M.: axle, axle-tree.
assa-liménto, M.: assault. ||-lire [sa-
lire], mR.§ ; TR.: ASSAIL (ASSAULT, attack).
-litaj, F.: assault. -litére, M.,-litrice,
F.: assailant (assaulter). -Itabile, ADI.:
assailable. -ltdmte, ADJ.: assailing, M.:
assailant. -Itàre [intens. of -lire], TR.:
ASSAULT. -Itatére, M.: assailant; as-
saulter. assé-Ito, M.: assault (onset).
§ Ind.: Pres. as-salisco or -sdlgo, etc. ; -sa-
li&mo or -salghiamo, -salite, -saliscono, -sdl-
gono. Pret. as-sdési or -saliz; -salse or -sali;
-sdlsero, -salirono. Subj.: Pres. as-salisca
or-salga ; etc. Part. assalito. — Poet. forms:
Pres. Ind. assdglio ; Sub. assdglia,
assannare} = azzanare.
assapére} = sapere.
assapo-raménto, M.: tasting; savour.
ll-rare [sapore], TR.: savour (taste);
enjoy. -rire, TR.: savour.
assas-sinaménto, M.: assassination.
-sinare, TR.: assassinate (murder); ruin.
-sinio, M.: assassination. ||-sino [fr.
Ar., ‘drinkers of hashish’], M.: assassin
(murderer).
assavor..} = assapor..
assaziare} = saziare.
fisse! [L. axis, axis], F.: board (for build-
ing), plank; AXLE-tree; Axis; diam-
eter; hand (of a quadrant) ; lever.
&sse 2 [L. as], M.: small Roman coin; (leg.)
property.
assec-cérej = seccare.
INTR.: become dry (dry).
assecondére = secondare.
assecuràrej = assicurare.
assecut. .f = esecut. .
as=sedérej, IRR.; INTR.: sit down; re-
side; be; live; TR.: seat; REFL.: sit
down (be seated). -sediaméntof, M.:
siege. -sedidre, TR.: beSIEGE. -sedia-
tére, M., -sediatriee, F.: besieger.
=chire [secco],
asserragliare
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-sèdio, M.: SIEGE; importunity (teasing):
— largo, blockade.
asse-gn4bile, ADI. : assignable. -gna-
ménto, M.: assignment; allowance; ex-
pectation: far — sopra, rely upon.
ll-gnare [L. ad-signare, ‘SIGN or mark
out’], TR.: assign, allow (a certain sum,
etc.) ; determine, fix (a condition, etc.),
attribute; consign}; allege}; note}; lim-
itt). -gnataménte, ADV.: economic-
ally; thriftily. -gmatézza, F.: economy;
thrift; reservedness. -gndto, ADJ.:
assigned, etc.; reserved; economical;
thrifty. -gnaziéne, F.: assignment; al-
lowance; fixing. assé-gno, M.: assign-
ment; allowance.
assegui. .j = consegui..
assem-bhia..}, -bla..} = assembra..
-bléa, F.: assembly (meeting). -bra-
gliat, F.: clash (combat). -bramén-
to, M.: assembly (union). ||-brare [L.
ad, simul (similis, alike), together], TR.,
REFL.: ASSEMBLE (unite); INTR.}: seem;
resemble; imitate. -bréa = -blea.
assemprare}, TR.: copy.
assen-ngrej [senno], TR.: advise (warn);
make sensible or prudent. -nataménte,
ADV.: judiciously (wisely). -natézza,
F.: sense (judgment). -mato, ADJ.: sen-
sible (judicious, prudent). -nîrej, TR.:
make sensible; REFL.: be prudent (act
judiciously).
as-sensiénet, -séuso [-sentire], M.:
assent (approbation, consent).
as-sentare | [-sente], TR.: absent; remove;
REFL.. absent one’s self (be off).
assen=-tare2j}, TR.: flatter; INTR.:
-tire; sit down. -tatére, M.: flatterer
(fawner). -taziénet, F.: adulation.
assénte [L. abs-ens, ‘ofi-being’], ADJ.:
ABSENT.
assen-timénto, M.: assent (consent).
-tire [L. (sentire, feel)], INTR.: assent
(consent); approve; feel}; TR.: inform.
-tito, ADJ.: assented; judicious (wary):
andare (or stare) —, be all attentive; be
upon one’s guard. -to}t = -s0.
assénza [assente], F.: absence.
assènzio [L. absinthium], M.: absinth(e) ;
wormwood.
asserare [sera], INTR., REFL.: get late;
grow dark.
asserélla, F.: dim. of asse (little board,
etc.) ; PL.: mattress-boards.
asserenare} = rasserenare.
asse-rénte, ADJ.: asserting; M.: assert-
er (maintainer). -riméntoft = -rziéne.
[l=rîre [L. as-serere, join to], TR.: AS-
SERT; affirm.
asserpolare [serpe], REFL.: worm (twist).
asserragliàre [serraglio], TR.: barri-
cade (obstruct).
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asserrare} = serrare.
asser-tivaméntet, ADV.: affirmatively.
-tivoj, ADJ.: assertive (affirmative). |las-
sér-to [L. -tus (serere, join)], ADJ.: as-
serted (affirmed); M.: affirmation. -tò-
rio, ADJ.: assertory (affirmative). -zi6-
ne, F.: assertion (declaration).
asses-sorato, M.: assessorship.
[L. -sor (as-sidere, sit by)], M.:
(assistant).
asse-staménto, M.: adjustment (arrange-
ment). |l-stare [sesto], TR.: adjust (ar-
range); (nav.) stow; REFL.{ : adjust one’s
self; fit together (agree). assé-sto =
sesto.
asse-tare [sete], TR.: make thirsty. -ta-
to, ADJ.: thirsty; greedy. -tirej =-tare.
asset-taménto, M.: arrangement. -té-
re [L. as-seditare, make sit, fit], TR.: set
in order (arrange, adjust); trim; REFL.:
adjust (fix); fit one’s selfj; be seated;
asserrare
ll-sére
assessor
prepare.j -tataménte{, ADV.. fitly;
neatly. -térej, M.: regulator; attirer;
follower. -tatara, F.: arrangement;
propriety (fitness); trimming. assét-to,
M.: arrangement; order; seatj: male in
—, ill-disposed.
asseve-raméntoi, M.: assurance. -ran-
te, ADJ.: assuring. -ranteménte,
ADV.: with asseveration (assuredly). -ran-
za, F.: asseveration (assurance, asser-
tion). ||-rare[L. (severus, SEVERE, strict)],
TR.: asseverate (assert, affirm). -rati-
vo, ADJ.: asseverative (assertive, posi-
tive). -raziéne} = -ranza.
assi-eèlla, -eina [asse], F.: small board;
book-strap.
assicu-raménto, M.: assurance; secur-
ity; trust; boldness. -rdmzaf, F.: as-
surance (security); trust. |l-rare [sicu-
ro], TR.: secure (assure, guarantee) ; fix;
insure; take in (sails) ; REFL. : make one’s
self sure (insure one’s self; take couraget).
-rataménte, ADV.: securely (with cer-
tainty). -ratére, M.: securer; insurer.
-raziéne, F.: assurance (security); in-
surance : società d’ —, insurance company.
assidènzaj, F.: assistance; presence.
asside-raménto, M.: benumbment. ||-ra-
re [L. siderari (sidus, star), be influenced
by the stars], INTR., REFL.: be benumbed
with cold (be frozen); TR.: benumb with
cold (chill). -raziéne, F.: benumbment
(numbness).
as=sidere, IRR.$; TR., INTR.}: seat; be-
siege; assist; REFL.: sit down.
§ Pret. assi-si, -se ; -sero. Part. assiso.
assi-duaménte, ADV.: assiduously. -dui-
ta, F.: assiduity. |lassi-duo [L. -duus
(as-sidere, SIT by)], ADJ.: assiduous.
assiéme [L. ad, simul, together], Apv.:
together.
assolcare
assiepare [siepe], TR.: hedge in; ob-
struct.
as-sillàrej, TR.: sting (smart); torment.
||-sillo [L. asilus], M.: ox-fly (gadfly).
assimiglia. . | = assimila. .
assimi-laménto, M.: assimilation ; like-
ness. |l-lare [simile], TR.: assimilate.
-lativo, ADJ.: assimilative. -latére,
M.: assimilating agent. -laziéne, F.:
assimilation.
assindacare}, -docare}t = sindacare.
assiòlo [L. asio], M.: horned owl.
assiò-ma [Gr. azîoma (axios, worthy)],
M.: axiom. -maticaménte, ADV.: ax-
iomatically. -méatico, ADJ.: axiomatic.
as-sisa, F. of -siso: tax (impost); uni-
form; livery. -sise, F.: assize (assizes).
ll-siso, PART. of -sidere: seated.
assistémte, ADJ.: assisting; M.: assist-
ant. -sistèònza, F.: assistance (pres-
ence; aid). ||-sistere [L. (stare, stand)],
IRR.$; TR.: assist (aid); INTR.: be pres-
ent. -sistiref = -sistere. -sistéref,
M.: assistant.
§ Pret. assis-t2î or (pop.) -tètti.
sistito.
assi-tare [sito2], TR.: smell (scent); give
an offensive smell to; REFL.: accustom
one’s self. -tAto, ADJ.: scented; bad-
smelling, offensive.
assito [asse], M.: (partition-board) ; floor-
board; paving-board.
asso [L. as, unity], M.: ACE: è asso fisso,
it is perfectly certain; è ’ —, he is num-
ber one; it is excellent; restare in —,
be forsaken.
assoe-eiaménto, M.: (giving) partner-
ship in cattle. |l-etare [soccio], TR.:
lease out (cattle).
asso-eiabile, ADJ.: associable. ||-eta-
re [socio], TR.: associate (make an asso-
ciate, take into partnership; join); at-
tend (a funeral procession) ; bring ; REFL.:
become a partner; subscribe. -eidto,
ADJ.: associat(ed); M.: associate; sub-
scriber. -eiatére, M.: solicitor for
subscriptions. -eiaziéme, F.: associa-
tion; funeral procession.
asso-daménto, M.: consolidation. ||-da-
re [sodo], TR.: make solid (consolidate,
strengthen) ; REFL.: get compact; persist.
assogget-tare [soggetto], TR.: subject
(subdue). -timéntoj, M.: subjection.
-tiret, TR. : subject ; INTR.: be subjected.
assolareI [solo, ground], TR.: beat or
pick down.
assolare2 [suolo, alone], TR.: place or
leave alone.
asso=lare 3} [sole], TR.: expose to the
sun. -létio, ADJ.: sunny (southern).
-làtot, ADJ.: exposed to the sun (sunny).
assoleare [solco], TR.: furrow (plough).
Part. as-
assoldamento
assol-daménto, M.: enrollment (of sol-
diers). |l-dfre [soldo], TR.: enlist; REFL.:
enlist (enter as a volunteer).
assolfonirej, INTR.: grow sulphurous.
assolid. .} = consolid. .
as-sòlsi, PRET., -sòlto, PART. of -sol-
vere. -solutaménte, ADV.: absolute-
ly. -solutézza, F.: absoluteness. -so-
lutismo, M.: absolutism. -solito,
ADJ.: absolute (positive). -solutére,
M.: absolver. -solutério, ADJ.: abso-
lutory (clearing). -soluziéne, F.: ab-
solution (acquittal). -solvènte, ADJ.:
absolving. =sòlvere, IRR.§; TR.: ab-
solve (acquit); free.
§ Pret. as-soluèi or-solvètti or -sdlsi.
as-soluto or -sdlto. ‘
assomarej1, TR.: load.
assomirej2, TR.: conclude; finish.
assomi-gliante, ADJ.: resembling (sim-
ilar). -gliaménto, M., -glianza, -glia-
ziénei, F.: resemblance. |l-glidre [L.
similis, alike], TR.: compare; INTR., REFL.:
resemble (be like). assomi-gliot, M.:
similarity.
as-sonante, ADJ. : assonant (concordant).
-somanza, F.: assonance (harmony).
ll=sonaref, INTR.: sound (resound).
asséne [asse], M.: big board (plank).
asson-nadrey [sonno], TR.: lull asleep
(make drowsy); REFL.: fall asleep. -nà-
to, -nito, ADJ.: asleep; sleepy; dull.
as-sopiménto, M.: drowsiness. ||=so-
pire, INTR : become sleepy or drowsy.
assor-bénte, ADJ.: absorbing (absorb-
ent). -biménto, M.: absorption. ||=bî-
re [L. -bere (sorbere, suck)], IRR.$; TR.:
absorb (suck up).
§ Pres. as-sorbisco or -sdrbo, etc. Part. as-
sorbito or -sòrto.
assor-daménto, M.: stunning. ||-dare,
-dire [sordo], TR.: stun (deafen); INTR.,
REFL.: become deaf.
as=s6rgere, IRR.; INTR.: rise politely.
assor-timénto, M.: assortment; lotf.
ll-tire [sortire], TR.: assort (furnish,
equip); sort (match); draw Iots for} (raf-
fle off).
assòrto, PART. of assorbire.
assotti-gliaménto, m.: subtilization
(thinning, refinement). |l-gliare [sot-
tile], TR.: subtilize (thin, refine); render
thin or lean; sharpen; REFL.: grow thin;
be sharpened. -gliativo, ADJ.: attenu-
ating. -gliatére, M.: subtilizer. -glia-
tara, F.: subtilization (thinning); sharp-
ening ; refinement.
assozzàre| = insozzare.
assue-fare [L. -facere, make accustomed],
TR.: accustom (inure). -fatto, ADI.:
accustomed (inured). -faziéne, F.: ac-
customing (Eng.} assuefaction), custom.
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llassuè tot [-tus], ADJ.: accustomed.
-tadine, F.: custom.
assuggettire] = assoggettare.
as-samere [L. -sumere (take)], IRR.$;
TR.: assume (undertake); raise up (exalt).
-stimsi, PRET. of -sumere. -sinta, F.:
Virgin Mary (Madonna); Assumption
(festival of the Virgin Mary taken into
heaven). -stinto, PART. of -sumere: as-
sumed; M.: undertaking, task; charge.
-sunziéne, F.: assumption; elevation
(exaltation).
§ Pret. asszin-st, -se 3 -sero. Part. assunto.
assur-daménte, ADV.: absurdly. -dita,
F.: absurdity. |lassair-do [L. ab-sur-
dus], ADJ.: absurd; M.: absurdity.
assurgere = assorgere.
asta [L. (M)asta], F.: speart; lance; (us’ly)
staff (pole); handle; auction (a staff being
set up as a token of authority); stroke
(in writing); growth; form: — di ban-
diera, flagstaff; mettere all —, sell at
auction ; bell’ — di donna, well-formed
lady.
Asta-ee, -cof [L. -cus], M.: astacus (craw-
fish).
astal-laméntoj, m.: abode. |-làret,
REFL.: install one’s self; set up one’s
abode (put up).
a-stante, ADJ.: standing by (present);
bystander (spectator); attendant (assist-
ant). |l=stare, INTR.: stand by (be
present) ; insist.
a-stata}, F.: thrust of a lance. -stato,
ADJ.: armed with a lance; m.: (Rom.)
lance-soldier. |l-stet = asta. -steggià-
re, INTR.: make strokes or flourishes (in
writing). -steggiatura, F.: forming
strokes (in writing).
astegn. .| = astin. .
astémio [L. abs-temius (temum, wine)],
ADJ.: abstemious.
as-tenénte, ADJ.: abstinent. ||=temé-
re [L. abs-tinere, hold off], IRR.; TR.:
ABSTAIN. -tensiéne, F.: abstention
(forbearing).
as-tergènte, ADJ.: abstergent (cleans-
ing). ‘||=térgere, IRR.; TR.: absterge
(cleanse), polish.
aste-risco [astro], M.: asterisk. -ri-
smo, M.: asterism. aste-ro, M.: (bot.)
aster, starwort. -réide, M.: asteroid.
as-tersiéne, F.: abstersion (cleansing).
-tersivo, ADJ.: abstersive (cleansing).
-térsi, PRET., «tèrso, PART. of ter-
gere.
astétta, dim. of asta.
astiare [astio], TR.: envy (grudge).
astie-eiòla, -éllof, dim. of asta.
asti-nènte [L. abs-tinens, ‘off-holding’ ],
ADJ.: abstinent. -nènza, F.: absti-
nence.
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a-stio [?], M.: envy; grudge; spite.
-stiosaménte, ADV.: enviously. -stié-
so, ADJ.: envious (spiteful).
astivaméntet, ADV.: hastily (promptly).
astére [?], M.: goshawk.
astràerej = astrarre.
astragaloj} [Gr. -los], M.:
astragal.
astraggo, PRES. of -trarre.
astràlej, ADJ.: astral.
as=trarre, IRR.; TR., INTR.: abstract;
REFL.: turn away one’s mind. -trassi,
PRET. of -trarre. -trattagginef, F.:
abstraction; absent-mindedness. -trat-
taménte, ADV.: abstrac(ted)ly; absent-
mindedly. -trattézza, F.: abstractness.
-trattivoj, ADJ.: abstractive. -trat-
to, ADJ.: abstracted (abstract); absent-
minded; eccentricj: in —, in the abstract
(abstractly). -trazione, F.: abstraction ;
absent-mindedness.
a-strétto, PART. of -stringere. -strign..
=-string.. -stringénte, ADJ.: astrin-
gent.. |l=strîingere, IRR.; TR.: astringet
(constrict, reduce); consTRAIN (force).
-strinsi, PRET. of stringere.
astro [Gr. -stron], M.: heavenly body;
sTAR. =lébio [Gr. lambénein, take], M.:
astrolabe. -logare, INTR.: astrologize ;
prognosticate. -logia [Gr. légos, speech],
F.: astrology. -légico, ADJ.: astrologic-
al. astrò-logo, M.: astrologer. -no-
mia [Gr. némos, law], F.: astronomy.
-nomicaménte, ADV.: astronomically.
-nòmico, ADJ.: astronomical. astrò-
nomo, M.: astronomer.
as-truseria, F.: abstruse thing (abstru-
sity). |l=traso [L. abs-trusus (trudere,
thrust)], ADI. : abstruse (hidden, obscure).
astieeio [?], M.: case (box).
astu-taménte, ADV.: astutely (craftily).
-tézza, F.: astuteness (craftiness, cun-
ning). |lastw-to [L. -fus], ADI.: astute
(crafty, cunning). astw-zia, F.: astute-
ness (craftiness, art). -ziétta, F.: cun-
ning, trick.
at- [L. at- for ad, to], PREF.: at, etc.
a-tantey, ADJ.: helpful; vigorous. -ta-
rej, TR.: help. -tatéret, M.: helper.
dta-va,F.: great-grandmother. -vismo,
M.: atavism. |lata=vo [L. ad, avus,
grandfather], M.: great-grandfather.
ate-ismo [-0], M.: atheism. -ista, M.:
atheist. -fstico, ADJ.: atheistic.
atenéo [Gr. athénaion, temple of Athene],
M.: atheneum; university.
ateo [Gr. a-, not, theds, god], M.: atheist.
ateròma, -òmata [Gr. athéroma], m.:
atheroma (tumour).
atlante [Gr. Atlas], M.: ATLAS.
at-léta [Gr. athletés (dthlos, prize], M.:
athlete. -lético, ADI.: athletic.
ankle-bone ;
attecchimento
atmosfer. .| = ammosfer. .
ato-métto, ADJ.: small atom. -mfsmo,
M.: atomism. -mîsta,M.: atomist. -mfî-
stica, ADJ.: atomistic. ||Ato-mo [Gr.
é-tomos, uncut], M.: atom (particle); mo-
ment.
atonia [Gr. a-, not, ténos, tone, strength],
F.: atony.
atra-bile [L. ater, black, bilos, bile], F.:
black bile (spleen). -biliare, -biliario,
ADJ.: atrabilious (melancholic).
atra-mentario, ADJ.: black. ||-mén-
tot [L. -mentum, ink], m.: black colour.
Atrio [L. atrium), M.: atrium (vestibule);
porch.
Atro [L. ater], ADJ.: black; horrible.
atré-ee [L. atrox], ADJ.: atrocious (hein-
ous). -eeménte, ADV.: atrociously. -ei-
ta, F.: atrocity.
a-trofia [Gr. a-, not, tréphein, nourish],
F.: atrophy. -tréfico, ADJ.: atrophic.
-trofizzire, TR.: atrophy; REFL.: be
consumed.
attac-cabile, ADJ.: that may be at-
tacked (assailable). -cagnolo, M. : hook;
cavil (pretext). -ca=lite, M.: litigious
person (wrangler). -caménto, M.: at-
tachment. -ca=panni [panno], M..
clothes-rack. ||-care [facca], TR.: AT-
TACH (fix, stick); harness; communicate
(disease, etc.); begin; ATTACK (assail);
INTR.: stick (adhere); be united; be at-
tached; take root (thrive); stutter;
REFL.: be attached (unite); stick (ad-
here); litigate: — un avviso, post a bill;
— gli abiti, hang up clothes: — il dente,
eat what is agreeable; — il fuoco a, set
fire to; -carla con, litigate (quarrel, come
to blows) with. -catézza, F.: attach-
ment. -catieeio, ADJ.: sticky (viscous).
-cativa, F.: attaching quality; stickiness.
-catoio, M.: attaching instrument. -ca-
tara, F.: attachment; adhesion. -chino,
M.: litigious person, quarrelsome person.
attdc-co, M.: attack; attachment; point
of attachment; hold; span (of horses),
turn-out.
atta-glidre [taglio], TR}: cut; REFL.:
fit (suit); comply. -glioldre, TR.: chop
(mince).
attalentaret, TR.: please; agree with.
attaméntef, ADV.: aptly (fitly).
attanaglidre [tanaglia], TR.: tear with
red-hot pincers (torture).
attapi-naménto, M. : dejection (wretch-
edness). |l-nsre [tapino], REFL.: toil
hard; lament.
attapezzatoj = tappezzato.
attard . |} = tard..
attaret = adattare.
attastare = tastare.
attec-chiménto, M.: thriving (growth).
attecchire
IImohîre [tecchire], INTR.: grow (grow
well); TR.: prosper.
attediàre} = tediare.
atteg-giaménto, M.: attitude (posture).
ll-giare [atto], TR.: ADAPT (give the right
expression or position to); REFL.: (a)
enact; gesticulate; imitate. -giatéret,
M.: gesticulator. -giévole, ADJ.: imi-
tating ; gesticulating.
attegnénzaj, F.: continence; calmness.
attelarej, TR.: draw in battle-array.
attem-pàrei [tempo], INTR.: grow older;
delay. -patèllo, -patétto, ADI.: some-
what old. -péto, ADJ.: in years (grow-
ing old). -patòtto, ADJ.: rather old.
-pattieeio, ADI. : not very old (young).
attempera. .f = tempera. .
atten-daménto, M.: encampment. ||-da-
re [tenda]; REFL.: pitch one’s tents (en-
camp, settle).
at-tendénte, ADJ.: attending; M., F.:
attendant; agent. |l=témdere, IRR. ;
TR.: pay attention to; INTR.:. attend;
pay attention (mind); await; expect: —
a fare, continue; — la promessa, keep
one’s word. -tendibile, ADJ.: worthy
of attention. -tendiméntoj, M.: at-
tention.
attenebrare [fenebra], INTR.: grow dark.
at-tenénte, ADJ.: holding to; belonging
to; M.: kinsman. -tenènza, F.: appur-
tenance; relationship. |=tenére, IRR.;
INTR. : (ap)pertain, belong ; REFL. : belong;
hold on (stick to); follow.
attentaménte [-tento], ADV.: attentively.
at=tentdre, TR.: attempt (venture);
REFL.: venture (have the courage); take
the risk. -tentàto, ADJ.: attempted ;
M.: criminal attempt (crime). -tenta-
tòrio, ADI. : unlawful.
atténto [L. -tus], aDJ.: attentive; dili-
gent.
atte-nuaménto, M.: attenuating. -nu-
ante, ADJ.: attenuating (diluent). ||-nua-
re [tenue], TR.: attenuate (THIN); weak-
en. -nuaziéne, F.: attenuation; ema-
ciation; weakening.
attentito, PART. of attenere.
atten-zioneèlla, r.: little attention.
ll-ziéme [-dere], F.: attention; applica-
tion.
attergàre [terga], TR.: place behind;
withdraw; REFL.: get behind; go back.
atter-raménto, M.: overthrow. ||=rà-
re [terra], TR.: cast to the ground or
down (overthrow; prostrate); humble;
REFL.: humble one’s self; debase one’s
selff. -riméntof{I, M.: deposit.
atter-riméntof2, M.: terror. ||-rîre
[L. terrere], TR. : terrify (dismay); REFL.:
be frightened; despond.
atterzare{, TR.: reduce to a third.
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atté-sa, F.: expectation. -saménte,
ADV.: attentively. |lesi, PRET. of -ndere.
Il-so, PART. of -ndere; attended, etc. ;
awaiting; cautious (careful): — che,
seeing that; because.
attestare [testa], TR.: join end to end;
REFL.: press close; come to blows.
attes-tare2 [teste], TR.: attest (testify
to); callto witness. -tato, PART. of -tare;
M.: attestation (certificate). -tére, M.,
-triee, F.: attester (witness). -tatara,
F.; jointure. -taziéme, F.: attestation
(testimony).
attézzaj}, F.: aptness; ability.
atticaménte [-co], ADV.: in an Attic
style; elegantly.
attieeiato [?], ADI. : thick; sturdy.
atti-eismo, M.: Atticism; elegance. -ei-
sta, M.: writer in the Attic style. -eiz-
zare, INTR.: atticize (use the Attic style).
||Atti-co [Gr. -k6s], ADI. : Attic; elegant;
M.: (arch.) attic.
attiepidérej, -dire [fepido], TR.: ren-
der tepid or lukewarm (cool).
attign. .| = atting. .
attiguo [L. -guus (tangere, TOUCH)], ADI.:
contiguous (adjacent).
attilla-re [? atto], REFL.: dress one’s
self with pedantic or studied care; fit
well. -taménte, ADV.: affectedly ; ele-
gantly. -to, ADJ.: affectedly dressed
(dandyish) ; well-fitting. -tézza, F.: af-
fectation in dress. -timo, ADJ.: neatly
dressed; becoming. -tara, F.: affecta-
tion in dressing; studied elegance.
attimo [variant of dtomo], M.: moment
(instant).
atti-nénte [L. at-tinere, hold to], ADI.:
pertaining (relating); M. PL.: relatives
(kindred). -nènza, F.: relationship (kin-
ship); PL.. appurtenances; relatives.
at-tingere [L. (¢angere, TOUCH)], IRR. ;
TR.: ATTAIN] (reach); draw (water, etc.),
raise; derive; learn; perceive: — cogli
occhi, discern (perceive). -tingimén-
to, M.: drawing (water, etc.), raising;
learning. -timgitéio, M.: instrument
for raising, bucket. -tingitére, M.:
raiser. -tingitara, F.: “drawing of
water; raising. -timsi, PRET., -tinto,
PART. of -tingere.
attirdglio}, M.: equipment (equipage).
at-tirare, TR.: ATTRACT, draw; REFL.:
draw upon one’s self (attract, win).
attitare [L. actitare (agere, ACT)], TR.:
proceed with (a legal action); treat.
attitadine [att02], F.: APTITUDE (tal-
eut); attitude.
atti-vaménte, ADV.: actively. -vita,
F.: activity. llattievo [L. -vus], ADI.:
active: debiti -vi, outstanding debts.
attiz-zaménto, M.: stirring up the fire;
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provocation. |l-zAre [tizzo], TR.: stir
up (the fire); excite; provoke. -zatéio,
M.: poker; inner part of the fireplace.
-zatére, M.: exciter. -zino, M.: liti-
gious person.
fttoI [L. actus (agere, drive)], M.: action;
act (deed; document, contract); sign;
legal procedure: mettere in —, put in
practice or execution (perform) ; stare in
—, be about, be ready; dare l —, set in
motion; fare Y — di, act as if (appear);
nell’ — che, at the moment when; fare li
—ti (leg.), summon; mettere in —ti, allege.
atto2 [L. aptus (apere, join)], ADJ.: APT
(fit, proper); skilled.
atto-nante, ADJ.: toning (tonic); M.:
tonic. |l-mare [fono], TR.: tone up; in-
vigorate.
attondare [tondo], TR.: round.
at-tonitàggine, F.: amazement. ||-t6-
nito [fono], ADI.: astonished (amazed),
attopato}, ADI. : full of rats.
attorare [toro], TR.: mate (for breeding).
at=toreere, -toreiare}, -toreiglia-
re, TR.: twist (wring); wind up. -tor-
eigliaménto, -toreiménto, M.: twist-
ing (twining) ; winding up.
atté-re [L. actor (agere, do)], M.: actor;
~ agent; plaintiff. -riat, r.: management.
attor-neggidre}t = attorniare. -nia-
ménto, M.: enclosure (paling), -mia-
re [tornio], TR.: enclose (surround); be-
set. |lattér=mo [forno], ADV., PREP.:
around (round about); about: girare —,
ramble about; stare — a, be about, at-
tend closely, besiege, watch assiduously.
attorrare [torre], TR.: pile up.
attorsdre} [forre], TR.: pile up (esp.
lumber) in tiers.
at-torsi, PRET. of -torcere. -tortiglia-
ménto, M.: twisting; entanglement.
-tortigliare, TR.: twist (twine or wrap
around); entangle. ||=-térto, PART. of
-torcere.
attosc4re [tosco], TR.: poison (infect).
attéso], ADJ.: awkward; disagreeable;
affected.
attossi-cagiéne, F., -caménto, M.:
poisoning. -cante, ADJ.: poisonous. ||-c4-
re [tossico], TR.: poison. -catére, M.:
poisoner.
attrabaccato}, ADJ.: encamped.
at-traénte, ADJ.: attracting; attrac-
tive (charming). -tràaere} = -trarre.
-traiménto] = -trattiva.
attraggo, PRES. of -trarre.
attrap-pàrei, -pire = rattrappire.
at=tràrre, IRR.; TR.: ATTRACT (draw;
allure, charm). -trassi, PRET. of -trarre.
-trattévole], ADJ.: soft. -trattiva,
r.: attraction (charm). -trattivitat,
F.: force of attraction. -trattivo, ADJ.:
attizzare
audacia
attractive; enticing : forza -trattiva, force
of attraction. -trAtto, PART. of -trarre.
-trattére}, M., -trattrieet, F.: at-
tracting agent; charmer; inveigler. .
attra-versaménto, M.: traversing ; Im-
pediment. -versadre, TR.: traverse (cross);
thwart; REFL.: oppose one’s self (to).
-versato, ADJ.: traversed; crossed out;
opposed. |l-vèrso [traverso], ADV., PREP.:
crosswise (obliquely); across (through);
badly ; in bad part.
attrazione [attrarre], F.: attraction.
at-trazzidre, TR.: equip. |l-trazzo
[disp. of -trezzo], M.: trifling or worth-
less utensil (small tool).
attreeciare} = intrecciare.
at-trezzista, M.:stage-furnisher. ||=tréz-
zo [?], M.: implement (tool).
attri-buibile, ADJ.: attributable. -bui-
ménto, M.: attributing (imputation).
||-buire [L. at-tribuere (bestow)], TR.: at-
tribute; assign; impute; REFL.: claim
(arrogate). -butivo, ADJ.: attributa-
ble; imputable. -bato, M.: attribute.
-buziéne, F.: attribution.
attriee [attore], F.: actress; defendant}.
attri-sta..= rattrista.. -stire [tristo],
INTR., REFL.: grow sad (be affected); be-
come thin or sterile.
at-tritàre} = tritare. -trito, ADJ.:
attrite (repentant); M.: attrition (fric-
tion). -triziéne, F.: attrition (compunc-
tion; frictionf).
attrup-paménto, M.: gathering. |l-pa-
re, REFL.: troop (gather in troops or
crowds); crowd together; gather.
attua-le [L. -lis], ADJ.: actual; effec-
tive; real; present. -lità, F.: actuality.
-lménte, ADV.: actually (really; at this
moment).
at-tuére [L. (actus, act)], TR.: actuate;
execute (effect, perform); trainf; con-
trolf; REFL.: apply one’s self intently.
-tuario1, M.: notary’s office or dignity.
-tuario 2, M.: actuary (notary, clerk).
atttieeio, dim. of atto.
attuff.. = tuff..
attuisret, TR.: offuscate (darken).
attuîre = attutire.
attudsoi, ADI.: active ; efficacious.
atturare} = turare.
attu-tàrej [? L. tutus, safe], TR.; calm
(quiet); quench; lay (dust); REFL.: grow
calm. -tatéret, M.: pacifier. -tire,
TR.: calm; control; silence. -titéret,
M.: pacifier.
aucchiare}, TR.: sew.
auctpio [L. -pium (avis, bird)], M.: bird-
catching.
au-déee [L. -dax], apJ.: audacious (bold).
-daceménte, ADV.: audaciously. -da-
ia, F.: audacity (boldness).
audi
audi. .} = udi.. -tére, M.: presiding
judge; auditor (in a court). -tòriot, M.:
auditory; audience chamber; court-room.
aufo = ufo.
auge [? Ar. aug, apogee], F.: high credit
(glory): vivere in —, live as a great
lord; live in glory.
au-gellatére}, M.: bird-catcher. -gél-
lo, pl. -gelli or -gei [L. -cellus (avis,
bird)], M.: (poet.) bird.
auggiàre [uggia], TR.: shade.
augna-re [ugna], TR.: claw; clutch; cut
slanting. -tura, F.: slanting.
augument. .} = aument. .
augu-raéle, ADJ.: augurial. -rére, TR.:
augur (foretell); have a presentiment off.
-rato, ADJ.: augured; M.: augurer’s of-
fice : bene —, well begun or finished. -ra-
tore, M., -ratrice, F.: augurer (sooth-
sayer). |laugu-re [L. augur (avis,
bird)], M.: augur (Rom. diviner, orig’ly by
the flight of birds, etc.). -ridret
-rare. auga-rio, M.: augury (omen).
-rosaménte, ADV.: by (good or bad)
augury; ominously. -réso, ADJ.: augur-
al (significant, ominous).
augusto [L. -tus (augere, increase)], ADJ.:
august (solemn).
aula [L.], F.: assembly-hall.
aulédoj, M.: flute-player.
auléntef, ADJ.: fragrant.
fiulico [-la], ADJ.: aulic (of the court,
court).
aulirej, TR.: perfume.
aumen-taméntoj = -to. -tare, TR.:
augment (increase). -tativo, ADJ.: aug-
mentative. -tatére, M., -tatriee, F.:
increaser. -tazionej = -to. ||laumén-
to [L. augere, increase], M.: augmenta-
tion (increase, growth).
aumettàrej — umettare.
aumil. .j = umil. .
auna. .{ = aduna. .
auneicare}, TR.: rob.
auneinàre = uncinare.
aunghia.. = augna. .
aura [L.], F.: gentle breeze; air; auraj;
— popolare, popular favour.
au-rérej, TR.: gild. -rèliat, F.: chrys-
alis. -reétot, ADI. : woven in gold. ||&u=
reo [L. -reus], ADI.: of gold (golden);
glorious. -réola, F.: aureole (halo, glo-
ry).
aurétta [-ra], F.: light breeze (zephyr).
auri-colare [L. -cula, dim. of auris,
EAR], ADJ.: auricular.
aurifero [auro], ADJ.: auriferous.
auriga [L. (aurea, bridle, ago, lead)], M.:
coachman.
aurino}, ADJ.: gold-coloured (golden).
aurispic. .{ = aruspic. .
auro ( poet.) = oro.
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aurora
auzz
aur6éra, pop. -ròra [L.], F.:
(dawn).
ausérej, TR.: accustom (inURE).
ausi-liàre, -lidrio, ADJ.: auxiliary; M.:
auxiliary verb; PL.: auxiliaries. -liaté-
re, M.: helper. lausi-lio} [L. auzi-
lium], M.: assistance (help).
auso}, ADJ.: bold (daring).
au-spicéto, ADJ.: augured. |&u-spiee
[L. -spex (avis, bird, specere, view)], M.:
augur (diviner); protector (patron). -spi-
«io, -spizio, M.: auspice (presage; pro-
tection).
auste-raménte, ADV.: austerely. -ri-
tà, F.: austerity. llaustè-ro [L. -rus
(Gr. atrein, parch)], ADJ.: austere (se-
vere); morose; poor (of food); sour (of
wine).
au-stréle,-strinoj,ADI.: austral (south-
ern). |l\au-stro [L. -ster]; M.: south;
south wind (auster). -striaco [Austria],
pl. -ci, M.: Austrian.
aut, aut [L.], ADV.: either, or.
auténti-ca, F.: authentic proof. -ca-
ménte, ADV.: authentically. -cdre,
TR.: authenticate (prove). -caziòne, F.:
authentication. -eita, F.: authenticity.
llauténti-co [Gr. autés, self], ADJ.: au-
thentic ; authoritative+; per —f, authen-
tically.
atto! (vulg.) = avuto (cf. avere).
auto2 da fe [Port. ‘ACT of FAITH’], M.:
auto-da-fé.
auto= [Gr. autés, self], PREF. : auto-.
auto-biografia, F.: autobiography.
autò=crata, F., -crate [Gr. krétos,
strength],M.: autocrat. -cratico, ADJ.:
alitocratic(al). -crazia, F.: autocracy.
autodafé = auto da fe.
auto=grafia, F.: autography. autò=
grafo, M.: autograph.
autò=ma [Gr. mdtos, force], M.: automa-
ton (self-moving machine). -matico,
ADJ.: automatic(al).
auto-nomia, F.: autonomy. autò=no-
mo [némos, law], ADJ.: autonomous.
autopsia = autossia.
auté-re [L. auctor (augere, produce)], M.:
author. -révole, ADI: authoritative.
-revolézza, F.: authoritativeness. -re-
volménte, ADV.: authoritatively. -ri-
ta, F.: authority. -toritativo, ADJ.:
authoritative. -rizzàre, TR.: authorize.
-rizzaziéne, F.: authorization. -réne,
M.: great author. -rieeio, M.: wretched
author.
autossia, [Gr. autés, self, épsis, view], F.:
AUTOPSY.
autriece [-tore], F.: authoress.
au-tunnfàle, ADJ: autumnal.
[L. -tumnus], M.: autumn.
auzz.. = auguzz..
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av- [L. ad, to, ab, from], PREF. ad-, ab-.
ava [avo], r.: grandmother.
avae-eévole}, ADJ.: solicitous; swift.
-eézzat,F.: solicitude; hurry. -etaref,
TR.: hasten. avae-eiof, M.: solicitude;
hurry; ADV.: in haste (quickly): o tardi o
—, sooner or later.
avale}, ADV. : soon (presently).
avéànj = avanti. =guardia, F.:
ard.
avania [fr. Turk.], F.: imposition (orig.
by the Turks on the Christians); exaction;
affront.
avannòtto [uguanno], M.:
simpleton.
avantàggio] = vantaggio.
avan-te (poet.), =ti [L. ab, ante, before],
PREP. or ADV.: before (of place or time);
forward: d’ ora (or da qui) in —, hence-
forward; andare —, go before; go on
(proceed); essere —, be advanced; farsi
—, present or introduce one’s self; pas-
sare —, pass beyond (leave behind). -ti=
van-
young fry;
cameras = anticamera. =chét,CONJ.:
before that. -ti=gufirdiaj = avan-
guardia. -zaménto, M.: advancement
(progress). -z&re,TR.: advance; present;
pass beyond} (outstrip, surpass); INTR.:
advance, proceed; be over and above, re-
main; escape; REFL.: advance; be ready;
anticipate}; take couragej: mi basta e
me n —za, I have enough and to spare.
-zatieeio, M.: remnant (scrap). -zéto,
ADJ.: advanced; over and above; left,
remaining. -zatérej, M.: advancer.
-zétto}, M.: trifling remnant. -zévolej,
ADJ.: superfluous. avamn-zo, M.: (what
is over and above) remnant; remainder,
rest; saving (profit); PL.: old remains
(ruins): d’—, over and above, more than
enough. -zueeio, -ziiglio, -zagliolo,
-zaime, M.: disp. of -zo; poor remnants
or scraps, etc.
ava-ràeeio [-ro], ADJ.: very avaricious
(niggardly). -raménte, ADV.: avari-
ciously. -rétto, M.: little miser. -réz-
zat = -rizia.
ava-ria [Ger. haferei], F.: particular
AVERAGE (damage to ship or cargo).
-riare, TR.: cause damage to ship or
cargo. -ridto, ADJ.: damaged.
ava-rizia, F.: avarice. -rizzàrej,
INTR.: be niggardly. |lava=ro [L. ava-
rus], ADI. : avaricious (greedy); sparing ;
M.: miser. -rondeeio, M.: wretched
miser. -réne, M.: great miser.
ave [L.], INTERJ.: ave! all hail!
avella-na},F.: filbert. -no},m.: filbert-
tree.
avèllerej = svellere.
avéllo [lavello, tub], M. : grave (tomb).
avemmaria [ave Maria], r.: Ave-Maria.
avvantaggiare
avéna [L.], F.: oats; shepherd’s pipe.
avére [L. habere], IRR.$; TR.: HAVE;
(sometimes with an abstract noun to be
rendered by ‘be’ and an adject.); M.: pos-
session (property); PL.: riches: — caldo
(freddo, fame, paura, etc.), be warm (cold,
hungry, afraid, etc.) ; (lit.) have warmth,
etc.; — bisogno, need; — faccia, be like;
— agio, be at leisure, have time; — vo-
‘glia, have a mind; — a caro, be glad; —
a sdegno, disdain (despise); — al sole, have
landed property; — in costume, be accus-
tomed; — in grado, accept; — în odio,
hate; — in pregio, value (esteem); — per
buono, take in good part; averla con, be
angry with.
§ Ind.: Pres. 43 or è, hai or di, ha ora;
abbidmo, avéte, hénno or duno. Pret. 2662,
avésti, èbbe; avémmo, avéste, èbbero, Fut.
avrò. Cond. avrdi. Subj.: abbia; pl. abbid-
mo, abbidte, abbiano. I've 466i; abbidte.
Rare forms: Pr. I. 1. dggto, 3. dve: 4. avé-
mo. S. 1. dggia; 6.dggiano. Pret. 6. è&bono.
Fut. a(ve)rd. Cond. 1.3. a(v7)ia; 6. (avr)ia-
no. Ger. abbièndo. Part. auto.
Avérno [L. -nus], m.: Avernus (lake in
Campania with poisonous vapours); ( poet.)
hell; ADJ.: Avernian.
aversi. .{ = avversi..
avérsof, PART. of avertere: avert.
avi-daménte, ADV.: greedily; eagerly.
-dézza, -dita, F.: avidity; eagerness.
\lavi-do [L. -dus (avere, wish)], ADJ.:
avid (greedy) ; eager.
avironfàrej, TR.: environ (surround).
av-ito, ADJ.: ancestral (hereditary). av-o
[L. avus], M.: grandfather; PL.: ancestors.
a=vocgre, TR.: appeal; (Eng.} avocate) ;
take up. -vocaziéne, F.: appealing.
avogad. .} = avvocat. .
avo-la, F.: grandmother.
grandfather.
avolt(e)r. .} = adulter..
avoltéiof, M.: vulture.
avorio [L. eboreus, of ivory], M.: IVORY.
avornio}, M.: laburnum.
avilso, PART. of avellere: torn up.
avancolof, M.: uncle.
avi-to, PART. of avere.
avval-laménto, M.: sinking down; low
ground; cavity. |l-l&re [valle], INTR.:
sink or crumble down (cave in); flow down;
TR.: let down (sink); sign as security (at
the bottom of a note). -latara, F.:
hollowness.
avvalo-raménto, M.: strengthening;
valour. |I-r&re [valore], TR.: strengthen
(invigorate, animate); REFL.: be strength-
ened (be encouraged). :
avvam-paménto, M.: burning; flame.
ll-pare [vampa], INTR.: flame (blaze,
burn).
avvan-taggiaménto, M.: advantage
(gain). Il -taggiare [vantaggio], TR.:
Il=lo [avo], x. :
-ta, F.: gain.
avvantaggio
advantage; improve; increase; REFL.:
derive advantage; get the better. -t&g-
gio, M.: advantage: d’—, more. -tag-
giòso, ADI. : advantageous. i
avvantare} = vantare.
av=vedére, IRR.; INTR., REFL.: per-
ceive; foresee. -vediménto, M.: per-
ception; foresight; prudence; cunning.
-vedutaménte, ADV.: providently
(prudently). -vedutézza, F.: foresight
(sagacity). -vedito, ADJ.: provident
(prudent, cautious).
avvegna-ché}, -diochèj, CONJ:: al-
though.
avvele-naménto, M.: empoisonment.
ll-nare [veleno], TR.: poison. -natére,
M., -matrice, F.: poisoner.
avve-nénte, ADJ.: graceful (genteel,
pleasing). -nenteméntej, ADV : grace-
fully. -nènza, F.: grace (elegance).
-névole, ADI. : graceful (genteel). -ne-
volézza, F.: grace (elegance). -ne-
volménte, ADV.: gracefully. -niénte,
ADJ.: coming (future). -niménto, M.:
EVENT (incident); successf; comingi;
access}. |l-mire [L. ad-venire], IRR. (cf.
venire); INTR.: come to pass, happen; ar-
rivet ; derive; succeed}; REFL.: become
(suit, fit, be adapted); fall in with}; M.:
future (futurity); gracet (elegance): per
?—, henceforth. -nitieeioj = -ntizio.
avven-taménto, M.: blowing out; rush.
Il=t&re [vento], TR.: blow out; pronounce
boldly; shoot} (hurl); INTR.: make a
big impression; impose; REFL.: rush up-
on. -taggime, F.: rashness. -tata-
ménte, ADv.: rashly (inconsiderately).
-tatello, ADJ.: hair-brained. -tatézza,
F.: rashness (temerity, imprudence). -ta-
to, ADJ.: rash (inconsiderate, hasty).
avven-tieeioj, «tizio [-ire], ADJ.: ad-
ventitious. avvén-to, M.: advent; ar-
rival. -téra, F., -tére, M.: customer.
avventrinàre [ventre], INTR., REFL.: get
belly-ache.
avventiera [avvenire], F.: adventure
(occurrence; riskt); good luck}. -rare,
TR.: adventure (hazard); REFL.: run the
risk (venture). -rataméntet, ADV.:
fortunately; at a risk. -réto, ADJ.:
hazarded; fortunate (lucky). -revol-
méntef, ADV.: luckily. -riére or -rié-
ro, M.: adventurer; soldier of fortune.
-rosaméntej, ADV.: luckily. -réso,
ADJ.: lucky (fortunate); adventurous.
avvenuto, PART. of avvenire.
avve-raménto, M.: averment (confir-
mation). {|-rare [vero], TR.: aver (con-
firm).
av-verbifle, ADJ.: adverbial. -ver-
bialménte, Apv.: adverbially. -vér-
bio [verbo], u.: adverb.
bi
avverdire [verde], INTR.: become green
or verdant.
avverific&rej = verificare.
avverrò, FUT. of avvenire.
avver-saménte, ADV.: adversely; un-
fortunately. -sfire, TR.: turn against
(oppose). -sério, ADJ.: adverse (contra-
ry); M.: adversary (opponent). -sativo,
ADJ.: adversative. -satére, M., -satri-
<e, F.: opposer (adversary)... -saziénef,
F.: opposition. -siéme, F.: aversion.
-sita, F.: adversity. |lavvér-so [L.
ad-versus (vertere, turn)], ADJ.: adverse
(contrary; hostile); hurtful; PREP.}:
against; opposite; M.{: adversity: per
—, on the contrary.
avver-ténte, ADJ.: advertent (careful,
circumspect). -tenteménte, ADV.: ad-
vertently (carefully). -tènza, F.: ad-
vertency (heedfulness, care). -timén-
to, M.: advice (counsel); (Eng. adver-
tisement). |l-tire [L. ad-vertere (turn)],
Pr. -to or -tisco, TR.: advise (apprise, in-
form; Eng.} advertise); admonish; ob-
serve (pay attention to). -titaménte,
avvinare
ADV.: advertently (carefully). -tito,
ADJ.: advised, etc.: stare —, be upon
one’s guard.
av-vezzaméntoi, M.: custom. |l|-vez-
zare [vezzo], TR.: accustom (train). -vez-
zdto, or pop. -vézzo, PART.: accus-
tomed; trained. -vezzatara, F.: habit.
av-viaménto, M.: beginning. ||-via-
re [via], TR.: start (begin); set on foot;
prepare; REFL.: set out. -viéto, ADJ.:
started; introduced. -viatàara, F.: be-
ginning; preparation; first kindling.
avvieen-daménto, M.: alternation.
\l-dare [vicenda], TR.: alternate; REFL.:
alternate (change bv turns). -dévolei,
ADJ.: alternate.
avviei-naménto, M.:
-nànzaj, F.: approach.
no], TR., REFL.: approach.
approached; near (close).
avvignàre [vigna], TR. : plant with vines.
avvi-liménto, M.: abasement; humilia-
tion. ||=lire [vile], TR.: degrade (de-
base, Eng.} vilify); deject (discourage) ;
REFL.: degrade one’s self (be degraded) ;
lose courage. -litivo, ADJ.: degrading
(debasing); depreciative; discouraging.
-lito, ADJ.: degraded, etc.; weakened.
avvilup -paménto, M.: entanglement.
|-pare [viluppo], TR. : envelop (wrap up);
entangle (confuse); REFL.: get entangled
(get bewildered). -pàta, F.: confusion:
all —, helter-skelter. -pataménte,
ADV.: confusedly. -patore, M., -pa-
triee, F.: wrapper; entangler; cheat.
-patara, F.: entanglement.
avvi-naeetàto] = -nazzdto.
approach(ment).
l-nare [vici-
-néto, ADJ.:
ll-nare
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[vino], tR.: imbue with wine (as casks,
to remove the woody odour). -néto, ADI.:
imbued with wine; drunk; wine-coloured.
-nazzaménto, M.: getting tipsy. -maz-
zare, TR.: make tipsy; REFL.: get tipsy.
-nazzato, ADJ.: tipsy.
av-vineere [L. vincire, bind], mr. (cf.
vincere); TR.: bind (tie up). -vimehia-
re} = -vinghiare. -vineigliére [vin-
ciglio], TR.: bind with twigs, etc., fasten.
-vinghiare, TR.: tie; clasp; REFL.:
embrace, -vinto, PART. of -vincere.
avviottolare}, INTR., REFL.: set out.
avvi-sfglia, F.: encounter (petty fight).
-saménto}, M.: advice; observation.
Il=s&re [I]. L. visare (L. videre, see), show],
TR.: advise (give notice to, apprise, in-
form); warn; think}, guesst; aim att;
perceive} ; .contrivet ; REFL.}: perceive ;
[viso] meet face to face; have an encoun-
ter. -sataméntej, ADV.: advisedly.
-satére, M.: adviser; informer; (theat.)
call-boy ; judge}. avvi-so, M.: advice;
news; advertisement, placard: a mio —,
in my judgment or opinion; stare (met-
terst) sull —, be upon one’s guard.
avvis-tare [vista], TR.: judge at view
(estimate); give a fine appearance to
(show off nicely). -t&to, ADJ.: attrac-
tive; prudent.
avvisto, PART. of avvedere.
avvi-tare [vite], TR.: screw tight. -tic-
chiaménto, M.: twining; twist. -tic-
chiare, TR.: twine (twist). -tire, INTR.:
plant vines. -tieeiadre [viticcio], TR.:
twine (like vines). -tolàtot, ADJ.: twin-
ing (tortuous).
avvi-vaménto, M.: reviving. ||-vare
[vivo], TR.: vivify (enliven); REFL.: be
quickened (recover). -vatére, M.: re-
viver.
aviz-zare}, =zire [vizzo], INTR.: become
soft (of fruit); wizen; fade; PART.: soft
(wizened).
avvo-care, INTR.: practice law; pleadj.
-earia}, F.: lawyer’s profession or office.
-cita, F.: lady advocate ; Patroness (Ma-
donna). -eatéssa, F.: lawyers wife.
ll-cAto [L. ad-vocatus (vocare, call), one
‘summoned’ in aid], advocate (doctor of
law, entitled to plead civil and criminal
causes); lawyer. -catére, M.: advo-
catet; magistrate (in the Republic of
Venice). -catòrio, ADI.: advocatory (of
an advocate). -catiicolo, M.: pettifog-
ger. -catira, F.: advocate or lawyer’s
profession, advocateship.
avvocolàrej, TR.: deceive
avvoga. .} = avvoca. .
avvoggolare}, TR.: twist, wrap up.
av=vòlgere, IRR.; TR.: wrap round (roll);
REFL.: turn about; become twisted; be
avvinato
azzurreggiare
mistaken}. -volgiménto, M.: wrapping
or turning round; winding; tortuosity;
deception. -volgolàret, TR.: entangle.
avvolon-tataménte}, ADV.: willingly.
-tàto}, ADJ.: willing; arbitrary.
avvolpacchiadre}, REFL.: bewilder one’s
self.
avvolpingret, TR.: deceive.
avvòlsi, PRET. of avvolgere.
avvol-tacchiaref, INTR.: turn to and
fro; ramble. ||-tAare [voltare], TR.: wrap
up; turn around. -tato, ADJ.: wrapped
up; twisted (entangled). -tatiira, F.:
wrapping ; winding. -ticchiare, TR.:
entangle.
avvòlto, PART. of avvolgere.
avvolto-lare [volto], TR., REFL.: roll
(round); whirl; ramble; wallow. -lata-
ménte, ADV.: confusedly. -latàra,
F.: rolling or rambling about.
aziénda [? Span. hacienda, farm], F.:
public or private administration (manage-
ment). :
Azimut [fr. Ar.], M.: azimuth.
azio-naeeia, disp. of -ne. -neélla,
dim. of -ne. |lazié-me [L. actio], F.:
action; act (deed); subject (of a play);
(leg.) cause; stock, share. -mista, M.:
shareholder. -nieeia, F.: mean little
act.
azòto [Gr. a-, not, 206, life], M.: azote
(nitrogen).
azza [cf. ascia], F.: battle-axe.
azzampato [zampa], ADI. : provided with
claws.
azzan-naménto, M.: seizing with the
teeth. |l-mare [zanna], TR.: seize with
the teeth.
azzar-dare, TR.: hazard. ||-'do [fr. Ar.],
s.: hazard. -déso, ADI.: hazardous.
azzeccare [zecca], TR.: hit (strike); hurl;
catch, guess.
azzeròlo = lazzarolo.
azzi-care}, TR.: move; REFL.: stir; be
busy. -catéref, M.: bustler.
azzi-ma, F.: unleavened dough. -mare,
TR.. perfume; adorn; polish. -mélla,
F.: unleavened wafer. ||azzi=mo [Gr.
d-zimos, un-leavened], ADI. : unleavened;
hard}; mM. PL.: Easter (of the Jews) or
seven days after Easter.
azzit-térei, -tiret, TR.: silence (stop).
azzollare}, TR.: kill with clods.
azzop-pàrei, -pire [zoppo], TR.: make
limp; INTR.: limp (hobble). -patot, -pito,
ADJ.: lame (crippled).
azzuf-faméntot, M.: strife. |l-=fàre
[zuffa], REFL.: come to blows (fight, join
battle). -fatére,M.: wrangler. -finot,
M.: bailiff.
azzuòlot, ADJ.: dark-blue.
azzur-reggiare, INTR.: incline to azure-
azzurriccio
colour. -rieeio, -rigno, ADJ.: slightly
azured (sky-coloured). |lazzgar=ro (I. L.
lazur (fr. Pers.)], M.: AZURE.
B
b, di [L.], m.: b (the letter).
ba-, disp. pref. (cf. bis).
babau [bau], M.: bugbear.
bab-b. . [ba-ba, infantile BAB-ling]: -bae-
eio, disp. of -bo; ADJ.: silly. -bhaeeié-
net, M.: fool. -balèo, ADI.: silly. -ba-
lòcco, ADJ.: dull, heavy. -bèo, ADI.:
silly; M. (bea, f.): silly person (fool). -bi-
no, car. of -bo. -biéne, aug. of -beo.
-bo, M.: (fam.) father (dad). -buassAg-
gine, F.: silliness. -budsso, ADJ::
foolish (stupid).
babbieeia [fr. Ar.], F.: toe-slipper.
babbuîno [?], M.: BABOON; fool.
babbascof, ADI. : big and tall.
Ba-bèl(1)e [fr. Assyr.], F.: Babylon (city
of Assyria); babel, confusion. -bilònia,
= Babéle.
ba-cieeio, disp. of baco. -cdio, M.:
silkworm raiser. -cére, INTR.: be worm-
eaten. -caròzzo, M.: little worm (grub);
robber. -catieeio, ADJ.: worm-eaten;
somewhat unhealthy. -efito, ADI.: hav-
ing worms; sick.
bacca [L.], F.: berry; pearl.
bac-calà, -calaro} [Sp. -alao], M.: dried
cod, stockfish.
bacea-lare [L. -larius], M.: wiseacre,
pretender to wisdom. -leriaj,F.: bach-
elor’s degree; arrogance.
bacca-nàle [Bacco], M.: bacchanal (feast
in honour of Bacchus). -nària, F.:
feast of Bacchus. -'no, M.: loud talking.
-'nte, F.: bacchante (priestess of Bac-
chus). -rej,TR.: dance; revel. -'tof,
ADJ.: drunk.
bae-eélla [-cello], F.: silly woman. -eel-
léio, M.: bean-field. -eellétto, dim.
of -cello.
bae-eelliére [Fr. bachelier], M.: bach-
elor’s degree; bachelor; wiseacret. -eel-
lieradto, M.: bachelor’s degree.
bae-eellino, ADJ.: of the bean variety;
like a bean. |l-eèllo [-ca], M.: bean or
pea (with the pod); pod (shell); simpleton.
-eelléne aug. of -cello.
bacchét-ta [bacchio], F.: stick; rod.
-tdre, TR.: beat with a stick: — una
cosa, sell a thing for very little. -tata,
r.: blow with a stick. -tina, car. dim.
of -ta. -tino, dim. of -to. -to, M.: rather
large stick. -téma, F., -t6ne, M.: devo-
tee (penitents being touched with a rod,
by the priest); bigot; hypocrite. -tone-
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ria, F., -tonismo [cf. -tone], M.: bigotry;
hypocrisy.
bac-chidre [bacchio], TR.: knock down
(with a ‘pole’); kill}, murder. -chidta,
F.: beating.
baechico, aDJ.: Bacchian (drunken).
bacchil(1)én-a, F., -e [?], M.: simple-
ton; idler.
bacchio [baculo], M.:
young lambj.
baceifero [bacca], ADI. : producing ber-
ries; bacciferous.
Bacco, m.: Bacchus (god of wine); wine;
love.
big stick; pole;
bachè-caj, F.: show-case. -cot, M.,
-ca}, F.: showy person.
bache-réllo, dim. of baco. bache-
ròzzo, -rézzolo, M.: worm (grub).
baeia=basso, M.: profound reverence;
humility. -mano, M.: kiss on the hand;
compliment. -ménto, m.: kissing (sa-
lute). =pîle [pila, font of holy water],
M.: bigot; hypocrite. =pélvere, M.:
hypocrite. |lbaeia-re [bacior], TR.: kiss
(salute); REFL.: kiss one another; M.j:
kiss. =sAnti [santi, saints], M.: devotee ;
hypocrite. baeigno, M.: kiss.
ba-eile, M.: basin. -einélla, F.: small
basin. -einétto, m.: helmet-piece.
ll-einot [1. L. bassinus], M.: BASIN, vase.
ba-eino2, dim. of -cio. |l-’eitor [L.
basium], M.: kiss (salute).
baeio2 [1. L. opacivus, OPAQUE], ADI.}:
shady (in the shade).
ba-eiéne, - €ié6zzo, aug. of -ciol. -eiuc-
chiàre, TR.: kiss repeatedly. -eiuc-
chio, M.: repeated kissing.
basco [L. -cus], M.: worm; silkworm.
-colino, dim.
bacolo} = -culo.
bacicco, M.: cowl (hood).
baeulo [L. -lum], M.: stick; staff.
ba-da [-dare], F.: delay: only in stare
(tener) a —, delay, detain, keep expec-
tant. -déggio, M.: expectation, hope.
bada-lichio}, -lischiof, -liscoj, M.:
basilisk.
bada-léne, ADJ.}: idle; M.: great idler
or trifler; choir-desk; large fig.} -luc-
céàre, INTR.: loiter, watch; skirmish ;
assault}; invest}. -luccatérej, M.:
assailant. -liecot, M.: slight skirmish ;
trifling diversion; trifle. -mémtof, M.:
delay. ||bada-re [?], INTR.: observe
carefully (be attentive); mind; lose time;
REFL.: avoid danger.
badèrla}, F.: frivolous woman.
ba-déssa [L. abbatissa (cf. abate)], F.:
ABBESS. -dia, F.: abbey. -difle, ADJ.:
(jest.) large, fat.
badigliaméntof, -diglio{,M.: yawning.
badile [L. batillo], M.: shovel.
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baf-fétto, -fino, dim. of -fo. |l-fo [7],
(us’ly pl.), M.: mustache. -féma, F.:
bearded woman. -féne, ADJ., M.: heavy-
bearded (man). ;
bagatt [Fr. bague = It. bacca], F.: gem.
ba-gat2 [l. L.], r.: leather bottle. -ga-
glio, M.: baggage; knapsack. -gagliù-
me, M.: mass of baggage. -gascia, F.:
strumpet.
bagat-télla [? bagat], F.: bagatelle
(trifle). -timo,M.: small coin; worthless
fellow.
bag-géo [?], M.: fool; ADI.: foolish.
-gianata, F.: foolish act. -gifino, M.:
fool (simpleton). i
baggiolare}, TR.: support, rest.
bagher [Ger. wagen], M.: four-wheeled
carriage (or WAGON).
béghe-ro [? baga], M.: coin (farthing).
-réne, M.: big copper coin.
bagiot, M.: kiss.
bagliore [? ba-, lucore], M.: flash.
ba-gnaiòlo, M.: bath-attendant. -gna-
ménto, M.: bathing (wetting). -gnan-
te, m., F. (us’ly pl.): bather. -gnare,
TR. : bathe (sprinkle, wash, moisten; REFL.:
bathe. -gnatuara, F.: course of baths;
time for bathing. -gnétto, dim. of -gno.
ll-egno [L. balneum], M.: bath. -gnòlo, M.:
bathing with water, etc. (to ease pain).
ba-gordare, INTR.: revel; tilt? (joust).
ll-g6rdo [l. L. bufurdium], M.: revelling
company ; lance (pike)t.
bai-al [?], F.: BAY. -éttat, dim.
pbai-a2 [2], F.: joke. -éttat, dim.
baietténe [bai0], m.: lining goods (chest-
nut coloured).
baiare}t = abbaiare.
bailàamme [Turk.], m.: hubbub.
bai-lo [L. -ulus, porter: ak. to Eng.
bailiff], M.: city magistrate; official. -liref,
TR.: rule (govern).
bai-o [L. badius], m.: chestnut colour. -de-
co, M.: four farthingsj (from the colour);
worthless man; boor. -occéne, aug. of
-occo.
bai-onfeeiot, disp. of -one. |l=6ne [aug.
of baia2], M.: big or bad joke; joker
(banterer).
baionét-ta [Bayonne, Fr. city], F.: bay-
onet. -tata, F.: bayonet thrust.
baiòsoj, M.: lover of jokes.
baiticays, F.: nonsense, trifle.
ba-lascio or -lasso [l. L. -lascius], M.:
kind of ruby.
baléu-sta}, F., -stoj, M.: pomegranate
flower.
balau-stro [Gr. -stion], M.: small balus-
trade. -strata, F.: balustrade. -stra-
to, ADJ.: balustraded.
bal-bettaménto, M.: stammering. -bet-
tante, M.: stutterer (stammerer). -bet-
balleria
tàre, TR., INTR.: stutter (stammer). -bet-
tio, M.: continued stammering. -bezza-
ref, INTR.: stammer. ||-bo [L. bus],
ADJ.: stammering. -botiret, -bussaref,
-butire}, -buzzàrej, INTR.: stammer.
-biizie, F.: stammering. -buzziénte,
ADJ.: stammering; M., F.: stammerer.
-buzzirej, INTR.: stammer.
Balcéno, ADJ., M.: Balcan.
bal-cot [L. -cus], m.: floor; scaffold;
horns of a stag. -céme, M.: balcony.
baldacchino [Bagdad], M.: baldachin
(canopy).
bal-daménte, ADV.: boldly. -danza,
F.: boldness (self-confidence). -danzeg-
gidret, INTR.: possess boldness; act
boldly. -danzosaménte, ADV.: boldly.
-danzosétto, dim. of -danzoso. -dan
z6s0, ADJ.: bold (courageous). -déllof,
ADJ.: bold. -diméntoj, M.: boldness.
ll-do [Ger. bald], ADJ.: BOLD. -déria,
F.: bonfire.
baldracca [?], r.: harlot.
ba-léna [L. -lena], F.: whale ; whalebone.
bale-naménto, M.: lightning. |l-né
re [-leno], INTR.: flash.
baleniére [-lena], ADJ.: whaling; M.:
whaling-vessel.
ba-lenio, M.: frequent lightning.
no [?], M.: lightning (flash).
balenòtto [-lena], M.: young whale.
balé-stra [L. balista], F.: cross-bow;
(typ.) galley. -stréio, M.: bow-man.
-stràre, TR., INTR.: shoot (hurl); trans-
piercet. -strata, F.: bow-shot; length
of a bow-shott; gun-shotj. -striére,
M.: bowman. -strinoj, dim. of -stro.
-‘stro, M.: crossbow. -stréne, aug. of
-stro; kind of breadj. -strieeio, M.:
kind of swallow.
ba -lì [L. baiulus, ‘carrier’ ak. to Eng.
bailiff], M.: commander (in knighthood).
-lia 1, F.: authority (power). baé-lia2,
F.: wet-nurse. -lideeia, disp. of -lia2.
-lidggio, M.: office of a commander;
magistrate; BAILIWICK. -lidtico [cf.
-lia2], M.: nurse’s pay. -liàtoj, M.:
bailiffs rank. b&-lio [-lia2], M.: hus-
band of a nurse; preceptor}. -liéna,
aug. of -lia2.
bali-sta [L.], F.: ballista.
F.: ballistics.
balla [OGer. balla], F.:
balle, in abundance.
bal-labilef, M.: ballet (dance). -ladé-
re}, M.: gallery of a ship. -laméntof,
M.: wavering; dancing. |l-lare [ak. to
Eng. ball], INTR.: dance, waver. -lata,
F.: BALLAD; intrigue}. -latèlla, -la-
tétta, dim. of -lata. -latina, dim. of
-lata. -latéio, M.: gallery, terrace. -la-
tére, M.,-latriee, F.:dancer. -leriat,
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bali-stica,
BALE, sack: @
ballerina
F.: dancing. -lerîna, F.: wagtail. -le-
rina, F., -lerino, M.: professional danc-
er; dancing-teacher. -lettàre, INTR.:
jump, dance. -létto, dim. of -lo. -lo.
M.: ball (dancing). -lonchifret, INTR.:
dance badly. -lémehioj, M.: country
dance. -lonzàret, INTR.: dance badly.
-lonzoldre, INTR.: dance carelessly ;
jump about. -lémzolo, M.: awkward
dance.
bal-lòtta} [? palla], F.: little ball}; boiled
chestnut (dim. of -la), small bag: naso
a —, thick nose; balloting ball. -lot-
tare, TR.: ballot, vote. -lottazione,
F.: balloting, voting.
bal-neario [L. -neum, bath], ADI.:
bathing.
ba-loccfgginet, F.: nonsense. -locca-
re, TR.: trifle (away time); REFL.: divert
one’s self (with trifles); trifle away or lose
time. -loccheria;, F.: silly diversion.
=lòoco [-dalucco], M.: toy, amusement ;
clownj. -loccéne, M.: blockhead.
balògia}, F.: boiled chestnut.
balògio [ak. to barlume, which cf.], ADJ.:
feeble; dull (heavy); sultry (indicating
rain).
ba-lordiggine, r.: foolishness (stupid-
ity). -lordaménte, ADV.: foolishly.
-lordfa, r. : foolish act. ||-lérdo [? lor-
do], ADJ.: dull; indisposed.
bal-samfrej, TR.: embalm. -sfmico,
ADI. : balsamic. -samina, F.: balsam.
-saminoj, M.: balsam-tree. ||bal-sa-
mo (Gr. -samon], M.: BALM.
balso}, M.: jump; sheaf.
balsolàtaj, F.: fear.
balta [?], F.: in dar (la) —, upset (esp.
of boats).
balteo [L. -feus], M.: BELT.
BAltico, ADIJ., M.: Baltic.
baluardo [Ger. bollwerk], M.: BULWARK,
bastion, fortress.
ba-luginare [ak. to -logio], INTR.: flash;
flicker.
balusante}, ADJ.: short-sighted.
bal-zat [-zo], F.: cliff, rock.
bal-za2 [L. -teus, BELT), F.: trimming-
band; fringe; white ‘streak’ or spot (on
horses). -zéna, F.: white ‘streak’ or
spot (on horses). -zamo, ADJ.: white-
‘streaked’ — dappled horse ; two-coloured
(arms or insignia); scatter-brained.
bal-zdre [? Gr. -lizein, throw], INTR.:
jump, leap. -zellare, INTR.: skip, jump.
-zéllo, M.: small leap}; special tax.
-zelléne, M.: skipping (leaping). -zo,
M.: jut (cliff); jump.
bam-bagéllof, M.: rouge puff. ||-bagia
[L., Gr. -békion], F.: cheap cotton: (fig.)
di —, weak, delicate. -bagimo, ADJ.:
cotton; M.: thin goods, dimity. -bagiot,
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M.: cotton. -bagiéso, ADJ.: of or like
cotton.
bambara [? Afr.], F.: game of cards
(similar to primero).
bam-beròttola, F., —lo, M.: rather large
child. -bina, r.of -bino. -bindggine,
F.: childishness. -bimdia, F.: nurse (in
noble families). -bimdio, M.: lover of
children (spec’ly old person). -bindta,
r.: childish act or speech. -binélla,
-binéllo, dim. and car. of -bino. -bi-
neria, F.: childishness; childish act.
-binésco, ADJ. and disp. of -bino. -bi-
nétta, -binétto, dim. of -bina and
-bino. |l-bimo [? a lost -bo, cf. -bolo], M.:
child (under eight years of age). -boj,
ADJ.. simple. -boeceria, F.: childish
act; childishness. -boeeiata, F.: child-
ish act; caricature. -bòeeio, M.: large,
fat child; simple person.
bam-bola, F.: puppet (of rags, etc.),
doll; little girlf. -bolinaggine, F.:
childishness. |l-holo [Gr. -balos], M.:
little boy. -boléne, m.: fat child.
bamba [Ind.], m.: bamboo.
banano [Ind.], M.: banana.
ban-ca, F.: BANK; soldiers’ pay-office;
bench (of galley-slaves). -cfieeto, M.:
large shelf or board; bench. -cario,
ADJ.: pertaining to a bank. -carétta,
F.: bankruptcy. -ehétta, dim. of -ca.
-chettare, INTR.: banquet, feast. -chét-
to, M.: banquet; car.f of -ca or -co:
rowers’ bench}. -chiére [-ca], M.: bank-
er; cambist. -chima, F.: porch or gar-
den bench; elevation of ground (behind
which soldiers take aim); foot-path. ||-co
(Ger. bank, BENCH], M.: writing desk; mag-
istrate’s desk; street-vender’s counter ;
sand-bar. -co=giro, M.: transference of
deposit. È
ban-da [Ger. band], F.: BAND (strip; fu-
neral band or drapery; troop; band of
musicians); part of a door; sidet. -da-
re}, TR.: trim with bands. -deggiaref,
TR.: proclaim; banish. -délla, F.: hinge.
-deraio, M.: maker of ensigns}; ensign-
bearer}; church decorator. -der(u)òla,
F.: flag (on a vessel); vane (weather-cock);
fickle person. -dièra, F.: ensign; flag
(of a ship). -dieràio, M.: maker of
ensigns. -dinélla, F.: towel (on rol-
lers); pulpit cover.
ban-dire [-do], TR.: announce (in church);
banish. -dita, F.: private grounds. -di-
to, ADJ.: proclaimed; banished; M.: BAN-
DIT, outlaw: — a@ corte, royal or public
banquet.
ban-dista [-da], r.: member of a band.
ban-ditére [-dire], M.: proclaimer (pub-
lic crier). |l-do [l. L. -num], M.: decree;
banishment; condemnationi.
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bandolièra [banda], m.:
soldier's belt.
bandolo [-da], m.: head of a skein.
bara [OGer. bara], F.: BIER, coffin; litter.
barabiffa [baruffa], F.: scuffling; riot
(confusion).
baràc-ca [barra], F.: barrack; bath-
house. -chiéref, M.: sutler. -checia,
dim. and disp. of -ca.
baragòzzo [? Afr.], M.: trifle.
baraénda [Sp. -rahunda], F.:
(hubbub).
ba-ràre [-ro], INTR.: cheat (at play).
baratro [L. -irum], M.: deep, dark
place ; abyss (hell).
barattaf, F.: contention.
barat-taménto, M.: exchanging. ||-ta-
re [Gr. prdttein], TR.: exchange (BARTER);
cheat; deal with swindlers}; embroil one’s
self}. -tatére, M.: exchanger. -taziò-
net, F.: exchanging. -teria, F.: bar-
tering. -tiére, M.: swindler; huckstert.
-to, M.: exchange; swindle.
barattolaf, F.: water-fowl.
barattolo [? 1]. L. veratrum], M.: vase;
pot (for medicines, conserves, etc.).
bar-ba [L.], F.: beard; force (strength);
root; unclet: in, alla —, in spite of.
-babiètola, F.: beet-root. -bacane,
M.: barbacan, fortification. -bAeeia,
F.: rough beard. -bagianni [Fr. barbe
è Jean), M.: owl; simpleton.
barbaglio [bagliore], M.: dazzling; dizzi-
ness.
bar-balacchio},m.: dotard. -bandròc-
co}, M.: lazy person. -banof, M.: uncle.
barbaraménte [-ro], ADV.: barbarously.
barbare [-ba], TR.: take root; play a
trick.
bar-bareggiare, INTR.: speak or act
barbarously; commit barbarisms. -ba-
rescaménte, ADV.: barbarously. -ba-
résco, ADJ.: barbarous. bar-bari, M.
PL.: barbarians (northern nations not
under Roman rule). -barico, ADJ.: bar-
barous. -barie, F.: barbarity (cruel
act); barbarous manner of speaking or
writing. -barismo, M.: barbarism; sole-
cism. bar-baro [Gr. -baros], ADJ.: bar-
barous (fierce, cruel); M.: barbarian.
barbardéssa [-ba], F.: sort of grape.
barbassòro [varvassoro, vassal of low
rank], M.: wiseacre.
bar-bata [-ba], F.: roots. -batélla,
F.: layer, sprig; kind of herb (eaten in
salad). -bàto}, ADJ.: rooted; wise; val-
iant. -bazzale, M.: curb (check); fetter.
bar-berarej,. INTR.: play horse; whirl
about (of a peg-top). -berésco, M.:
groom of barbery horses; barbery horset.
Ibàr-bero [Barberia], M.: BARBERY
horse ; race-horse.
bandoliera
shoulder-belt ;
confusion
bardo
barbétta [-ba], F.: small, thin beard.
bar-bicamànto, M.: taking root. ||-bi-
care [-ba], INTR.: take root; grow.
barbieet, ADJ.: pertaining to a sheep;
F.: sheep; ewe.
bar-bieélla, -bicina, dim. of -ba (in
sense of root). -bicolai, dim. of -ba.
-bicéne, M.: large, coarse beard; main
root. -biére, M.: barber (hair-dresser).
-bieria}, F.: barber’s shop. -bigi, M.
PL.: whiskers. |l-bino [-ba], M.: small
beard; piece of cloth to polish razors;
misert; ADJ.: lacking ability. -bio,
-bo, M.: barbel (kind of fish). -bi=ton-
sére, M.: barber. -bògio, ADJ.: old,
imbecile; M.: dotard. -bolina, F.: very
small root. -béne, M.: aug. of -ba; long
thick beard; water-spaniel. -bòzza, F.:
horse’s under-jaw; = -bòzzo{, m.: helmet-
front (for cheek and chin). -bueinof,
ADJ.: slightly bearded.
barbu-gliaménto, M.: stammering.
ll-gliare [ak. to barbottare], INTR.: stam-
mer; speak confusedly.
bar-bita [-ba], F.: helmet with a deep
visor; helmeted soldier. -bato, ADJ.:
heavily bearded.
bar-ca [L.], F.: bark (small boat); affair;
confused heap. -céeeia, disp. of -ca.
-caiòlo, M.: boatman; ferryman. -ca-
mentre, REFL.: save one’s self. -ca-
rola, F.: barcarolle (gondolier’s song).
-càta, F.: boat-load (boatful). -cheg-
giare, INTR.: ride in a boat (for pleas-
ure){; REFL.: save one’s self. -chég-
gio}, M.: boat-riding. -cheréecioj,W.:
large number of boats. -chétta, F.:
small boat; pleasure-boat. -chettaidlo,
M.: boatman. -chettina, -chettino,
-chétto, -chettiecio, dim. of -ca.
-chino, M.: hunting-boat (used in
marshes). -collaménto, M.: wavering.
-collare, INTR.: stagger, waver (totter).
-collio, M.: continuous wavering. -cél-
loj, M.: wavering. -céne, aug. of -ca.
-cullare = -collare. -culléne, -cul-
léni, ADV.: waveringly.
bar-da [l. L.], F.: caparison. -damen-
tare}, TR.: caparison. -daméntof,
M.: trappings (of a horse). -dére, TR.:
caparison; harness.
bardana [l. L.], F.: burdock.
bardassa [?], M.: naughty or ill-bred
boy; rogue.
bar-datùra, F.: caparison (trappings of
a horse). -délla [-da], r.: pack-saddle.
-dellare}, TR.: put on a pack-saddle.
-delléne, m.: large saddle (used in train-
ing colts). -diglio [Fr. -de, piece of ba-
con], M.: kind of marble (white and ceru-
lean).
bar-do [Celt. -dus], m.: bard (poet, esp.
bardocucullo
of the north).
garment.
bardòtto [-da], M.: mule; apprentice.
ba-rella [-ra], F handbarrow, litter ;
PL.: eye-glasses. -rellare, INTR.: rest;
carry on a handbarrow}. -relléne, M.:
wavering.
bareriaj, F.: cheat; swindle.
bar-gagnaret, INTR.: bargain.
gno}, M.: negotiation.
bar-gélla, F.: crafty or talkative woman.
-gellino, M.: small coin (coined under
the first Bargelli). ||-géllo [l. L. bari-
gildus (Ger.)], M.: commander (in Italian
-docucillo;, m.: bard’s
-ga-
~ city); chief of bailiffs; sheriff; residence
of the commander ; slanderer.
bar-giat [-ba], F.: dew-lap (of oxen); beard
(of goats). -giglio, x. (us'ly pl): gills
(of a cock). -giglitito], ADJ.: having
gills.
barigèlloj = bargello.
ba-riglioneino, dim. of -riglione. -ri-
gliéne, M.: barrel (cask). -rilat, F
=-rile. -rildia, F.: place where bar-
rels are (cooperage). -rildio, M.: cooper.
llerile []. L. -rilus], M.: BARREL; bee-
hive; old Florentine coinj. -rilétto,
dim. of -rile. -rilòtto, M.: medium-
sized barrel. -rléttof, m.: small barrel.
-rliéne{, M.: small barrel.
bari-tono [Gr. bariis, heavy, ténos, tone],
M.: barytone voice; barytone singer.
-tondle, ADJ.: barytone. -toneggia-
re, INTR.: possess or imitate a barytone
voice.
barlaeeio [bis-, L. laxus, lax], ADI.:
spoiled (egg); slightly ill.
bar-létta [for -iletta, of -ile], F.: travel-
ler’s flask (barrel-shaped). -lettdio, M.:
cooper. -léttat—-letta. -lézzo, M.:
small barrel.
barlame [bis-, L. lumen, light], m.: dim,
uncertain light; (fig.) weak idea.
barnabita [Barnaba], M.: Barnabite
(member of a religious order); ADJ.: of a
Barnabite.
baro [?], M.:
barocchismo [-rocco], M
(clumsy) work; uncouthness.
ba-roeeikio, M.: carter (drayman).
-roeciata, F.: cartload; very fat wom-
cheat, swindler (at cards).
awkward
an. -roeeindio, M.: cart-lender; street-
vender. -roeeino, M.: small vehicle
a . = ‘
(cart). ||=rdeeio [L. bi-roteus] M.: ‘TWO-
wheeled’ waggon (cart, handcart); great
quantity.
ba-réceo [-roco, in sense of oddness],
ADJ.: BAROQUE; awkward; much orna-
mented ; kind of usuryy. -rdecolot, M.
kind of usury. -roccime, M.: quantity
of odd, strange things. -réco [mnemonic
word], M.: baroko (kind of syllogism).
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ba-rométrico, ADJ.: barometric(al).
ll-rémetro [Gr. béros, weight, metrén,
MEASURE], M.: barometer.
ba-ronaggio, M.: barony. -ronale,
ADJ.: baronial. -ronàret, INTR.: play
the knave. -ronàta, F.: wicked deed;
despicable thing. -roneéllo, M.: idle
(good for nothing) boy. -roneino, M.:
son of a baron. |l-réne [Fr. -ron], M
baron; game (with dice); knave (vaga-
bond); title given to saints and to Christ};
great lord}. -roneriaf, F.: wicked
action. -ronescaménte, ADV.: knavish-
ly. -ronésco, ADJ.: knavish. -ronés-
sa, F.: baroness. -ronétto, M.: bar-
onet. -ronévolet, ADJ.: noble, valiant.
-ronia, F.: barony; company of baronsf;
company of noble, valiant ment; rank
(honour)f.
bar-ra, [l. L.], F.: BAR (in a court-room;
metal plate). -réret, TR.: bar; cheat.
-reria, F.: deceit, fraud. -ricàre,
TR.: barricade; REFL.: protect one’s self
by a barricade. -ricéta, F.: barricade.
-riéraj, F.: barrier (balustrade) ; pali
sade.
bar-rire [L.], INTR. : roar (of elephants).
-rito, M.: roaring.
barréeceio and der., cf. baroccio.
barùf-fa [rufa], F.: quarrel. -foj, M
quarrel; intrigue.
barigioli [?], in: tra ugioli e —, all in
all, altogether.
barul -laref, TR.: retail; roll.
M.: disp.: huckster; simpleton.
barzellét-ta [?] F.: joke; funny story.
-tare, INTR.: joke.
basaj = base.
basa-lischiof, -liscoj, M.: basilisk.
basal-te, -to [L. -fes], M.: basalt.
ba-saménto, M.: base (foundation). -sa-
re [-se], TR., REFL.: found (establish).
bascia, M.: pop. for pascid.
-lof,
ba-sciàrej, TR.: kiss. |l-sciof, M
kiss.
base [Gr. -sis], F.: base (foundation);
support.
basgéof, ADI. : stupid (dull) ; M.: simpleton.
basét-ta [?], F.: mustache; whiskers.
-tini}, M. PL.: whiskers. -téme, M.:
big-whiskered man.
ba-silica [Gr. -siliké (-sileds, king), royal
palace], F.: basilica (Roman public hall;
cathedral). -silicdle, ADJ.: pertaining
to a cathedral. -silico [Gr. -silikén,
king plant], M.: sweet basil. -silisco
(Gr. -silisk6s, king lizard], m.: basilisk.
basiménto [-sire], M.: fainting.
:|basîna}, F.: pottage.
basino [for bombasino], M.: bombasin.
basire (Celt. bas, dead], INTR.: die, faint.
baséffias, F.: pottage.
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basésof, ADJ.: stupid, dull.
bas-saménte [basso], ADV.:
basoso
humbly ;
basely. -saméntof}, -sinzaj = abbas-
samento, abbassanza. -saret = abbas-
sare. -sétta, F.: skin of a slaughtered
sheep}; broken flask ; (fig.) dwarf; basset
(game of cards). -settàre, TR.: kill.
-sétto, ADJ.: dim. of -soj; small violin.
-sézza, F.: lowness, humility; abject-
ness; base thingy. [l-se [1.L.-sus, thick],
ADJ.: low, short; shallow (of water) ;
base (mean); wretched; ADv.: below,
down; basely; M.: profundity (depth, bot-
tom); bass; bass viol. -so=rilièvo,
M.: basrelief. -sòtto, M.: dim. of -so;
short person; mess of macaroni}. -stra,
F.: low place or condition.
basta [OFr. -stir, BASTE], F.: basting;
wide fold (to lengthen a garment).
basta 2 [-stdre], INTERJ.: enough! stop!
bastàgio{, M.: porter.
bastàio [-t0], M. : pack-saddle maker.
ba-stante [-stare], ADJ.:sufficient. -stan-
teménte, ADV.: sufficiently. -stanza,
F.: in a —, usually abbastanza, in suf-
ficiency, sufficiently, enough; durationi ;
competencet.
ba-stàrdaj, F.: small galley. -star-
délla, F.: stew-pan; sauce-pan. -star-
dèllo, m.: foundling. -stardigiay,
F.: being a bastard. |l-stardo [-sto],
ADJ.: bastard (illegitimate; false); bor-
rowed; M.: bastard. -stardime, M.:
(disp.) number of bastards; false things;
useless growth (of plants).
bastare [?], INTR.: suffice; last; subsistj.
bastèrna [? -stare], F.: ancient chariot.
ba-stévole [-stare], ADJ.: sufficient.
-stevolézzaj, F.: sufficiency. -stevol-
ménte, ADV.: sufficiently.
bastia}, F.: bastion; fortress.
bastière}, M.: pack-saddle maker.
bastiménto [OFr. -tir, build], m.: ship.
bastina [-to], F.: light pack-saddle.
ba-stionare, TR.: fortify with bastions ;
REFL. -stiondta, F.: defense of bas-
tions. -stiéne, M.: fortification; bas-
tion. |l-stire} [OFr. -stir], TR.: build.
-stita}, F.: palisade; fortification.
basto [?], M.: pack-saddle; troublesome
weight ; heavy care.
basto-nare, TR.: beat, cudgel, BASTINADE
(“cane”); sell cheaply. -néta, F.: beat-
ing. -natàra, F.: beating. -meéllo,
dim. of -ne. -neino, M.: cloth (of wool
and lace); tea-roll. -meiéne, aug. of
-ne. |basté-mne [? basto], M.: stick
(cane), staff; chicken-roost; emblem of
rank; staff of command} (cf. Eng. baton);
PL.: clubs (at cards). -nièrej,M.: mace-
bearer ; lictor.
bastracéne +, M.: fat man.
battifuoco
bastorovèscio [basto], M. : gutter.
ba-t&cchiaj, F.: bastinade. -taechia-
re, TR., REFL.: beat (cudgel). -tacchia-
tat, F.: bastinade; blow. Il-tàcchio
[L. *-taculum (-tuere, hit)], M.: bell-clap-
per; big stick; pole.
batassaref, TR.: shake.
batataf, F.: sweet potato.
batista [Baptiste of Cambrai, inventor],
ADJ.: of fine cambric, lawn, batist.
batdcchiof, M.: blindman’s staff.
pbatolo [2], M.: priest’s mantle; fold of
the cowl}; foundation.
ba-tòsta [?], F.: agitation (disturbance);
contention ; battle{ (combat). -tostaref,
INTR.: dispute (quarrel).
bat-taglia [l. L. -ualia (L. -tuere,
strike)], F.: BATTLE; battalionf. -ta-
gliare, INTR.: wage battle (us’ly in fig.
sense); TR.: fight}; beat in walls}. -ta-
gliàtat, F.: blow in battle. -taglièraj,
F.: bastion, fortress. -tagliéref, ADJ.:
fond of battle. -tagliéro, ADJ.: ac-
customed to battle; fond of battle. -ta-
glieréso}, -tagliévole }, ADJ.: war-
like. -taglio, M.: bell-clapper. -taglié-
ne, M.: battalion; crowd; soldier of a
battaliont. -tagliésof, ADJ.: warlike;
quarrelsome. -taglistay, M.: batile-
painter. -tagliuòlaj, dim. of -taglia.
-tagliùzzat, dim of -taglia.
batteggiare}, TR.: baptize.
bat-tellata, F.: boat-load. -tellétto,
dim. of -tello. -telliére, M.: boatman.
Il=tèllo [-to], M.: small boat: — di sal-
vamento, life-boat.
bat-tànte, u.: folding- doors frame (of a
mirror, etc.); knocker. ||bat-tere
[L. -tuerel, TR.: beat (strike, knock;
overcome) ; chatter ; scour ; REFL.: fight;
fight a duel; — i ‘denti, chatter (from
cold, fever); — le dieci, strike ten; — le
mani, applaud; — moneta, coin money.
-teria, F.: battery; quantity of mer-
chandise; breachj; artillery firej: — da
cucina, kitchen utensils.
bat-tesimgle, ADJ.: baptismal. |l-té-
simo [Gr. baptîsmos], M.: BAPTISM.
-tésmoi, M.: baptism. -tezzaméntoi,
M.: baptizing. -tezzdre, TR.: baptize;
name (a thing); REFL.: receive baptism ;
— il vino, thin, adulterate the wine.
-tezzatére, M. : baptizer. -tezzatòrio,
M.: ‘baptismal ‘font. -tezziére, M.:
baptizer.
batti- [battere]: =baléno, in un —, in
amoment. =eéda, F.: titmouse. =còre,
M. : cf. -cuore. -etilo}, M.: thigh armor;
kind of sail. =ecuòre, M.: palpitation (of
the heart); fear. =fidmeo, M.: pasier
board (of a stable). =f(u)òco, M.: steel
(to strike fire).
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battifolle
battifòllej, M.: citadel.
battifrédo}, M.: tower; rampart; mov-
able tower (for attacking a fort).
batti [battere]: -git or -giey, r.: falling
sickness; convulsions. =lf&no,M.: wool-
carder. -léro [I oro], M.: gold or silver
beater. =mano, or =mani, M.: ap-
plause. -mémntoj}, M.: beating (esp. ap-
plause). batti-o, M.: beating. =pértot,
M.: entrance (into a ship). -séffiat,
F.: sudden fear.
battis-tério}, -téro [Gr. baptistérion],
M.: baptismal chapel; bath.
batti- [battere]: -strada, M.: outrider.
batti-to, M.: beating (of the heart),
pulsation; trembling (fear). -téio, M.:
club; folding-door. -tére, M.: beater.
-tira, F.: beating (thrashing); imprint
of the hammer; punishment.
batto}, M.: rowboat.
bat-tola} [-tere], F.:
laref, INTR.: chatter.
batta-ta, F.: pulse-beat; beating time
(in music). |l=to [battere], ADI.: beaten,
M.: condiment ; pavementt, Tuscan coin.
batuf-fo, or -(f)òlo [?], M.: heap.
bau [echoic], m.: dog’s bark; one who
causes fear (fright).
baudo, ADJ.: bold.
bate-le [? L. baiulus, ‘carrier’], M.: cof-
fer, trunk. -létto, -lino, M.: dim. of
-le; jewel or workbox.
bausétte [bau, sette], M.: fear.
batta [?], r.: domino.
ba-va [?], F.: saliva; slobbering; poor
silk; profile. -vaglino, dim. of -vaglio.
-vaglio, M.: bib; gag.
Ba-varése, M., F., -varo, M.: Bavarian.
ba-vèlla [-va],F.: kind of silk. -'vera,
F.: cape. -verina, F.: embroidered
collar. -'vero,M.: collar,cape. -vétta,
F.: dim.f of -va; scum. -vettine, F.
PL.: dough; broth. -wéso [-va], ADI.:
slobbering.
bazza [OGer. baze, gain, ak. to Eng. better],
F.: bargain (cheap purchase); good luck;
winning card; projecting chin; trick} (at
cards).
bazzana [Ar.] F.: tanned sheepskin.
bazzar [Ar.], M.: bazar.
bazzar-af, or -of, cf. baratto.
baz-zécola [dim. of -za], F.: folly; trifle.
-zéscot, ADJ.: low; clownish (coarse).
-ziea, F.: game of cards. -zicare,
INTR.: play -zica; fight duels; frequent
(of a place). -zicatàrai, F.: folly;
trifle. -zicòtto, M.: making a point (at
-zica). -zicotténe, M.: term in card-
playing. baz-zina, r., baz-zino, M.:
small purchase.
bazzòffia [zuffa], F.: coarse food (thick
pottage); long, confused composition.
clatterboard. -to-
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bazzòtto [? Ger. besotten, boiled], ADI.:
soft boiled (of eggs); half-done; unskilled.
bè [echoic], m.: bleating.
bè’, ADV.: for bene.
bea-re [L.], TR.: beatify (make happy);
bless; REFL.: take pleasure in. -ta-
ménte, ADV.: blessedly. -tAnza, r.:
bliss, beatitude. -tificare, TR.: bless
(beatify); magnify}. -tificaziéne, F.:
beatification ; function of the high priest
(at mass). -tifico, ADJ.: beatific. -tità-
dine, F.: beatitude (bliss); title of the
pontiff. -to, ADI.: happy (contented);
beatifier (elect of Paradise).
béca [-co], F.: woman of low rank; slat-
tern.
bécca}, F.: scarf (worn by university pro-
fessor); band; garter.
bee-cabile [-c01, BEAK], ADJ.: that may.
be picked. -cé&eeia, F.: woodcock. -cae-
«ino, M.: snipe. -caeeio, disp. of -co.
-cafico, M.: fig-pecker.
beceaio [becco 2], M.: butcher.
becca=mòrti, M.: grave-digger. becca=
pésci [pesce], M.: sea-bird. ||beccd-re
[beccor], TR.: peck (eat); strike with the
beak; win; obtain by cunning; REFL.: catch:
-carsi il cervello, puzzle one’s brain.
becearéllof, m.: kid.
beccastrinoj, M.: mattock.
bec-cata [-c01], r.: blow with the beak;
beakful. -catèllat, r.: hawk’s lure;
trifle. -catèllo, M.: bracket. -catina,
dim. of -cata. -catéio, M.: food-box
(in bird-cages). -catwra, F.: pecking.
becehe-réllot, M.: dim. of becco2; kid.
Il-rîa [becco2], F.: butcher’s shop; kil-
lingt.
bécchicof, ADI. : good for coughs; pec-
toral.
becchino [becco 2, in anal. with beccato],
M.: grave-digger.
bécco! [?], M.: BEAK; mouth; point (of
various objects, as lip or spout of a pitch-
er, etc.); beak of a ship; mallet: aver
paglia in —, share a secret.
bee-co2 [?], M.: goat; cuckold. -céne,
aug.
bec-cieeio [dim. of -co1], M.: spout.
-cuzzare, TR.: freq. of -care.
be-eerata, F.: insolent word or act.
Il-‘eero [pecoro], M.: vulgar man; cyn-
ical, insolent man. -eeréna, -eeré-
ne, aug. -eerame, M.: vulgar crowd;
mob.
béco [L. pecus], M.: dull (stupid); rustic.
be-fana [Epifania], r.: Epiphany; goblin
(bringing gifts to children at Epiphany);
gift; ugly woman. -fandecia, disp. of
-fana. -fania, F.: Epiphany.
bèf-fa [?], F.: derision (scorn). -fardo,
ADJ.: jesting; M.: jester (banterer). -fa-
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re, TR.: ridicule (jeer at, scorn): -far-
si d’ una cosa, not to care for a thing,
scorn a thing. -fatére, M., -fatriee,
F.: mocker. -feggiaménto, M.: de-
rision (ridicule). -feggiare, TR.: freq.
of -fare. -févolet; -fivile{, ADJ.: ri-
diculous; contemptible.
béga [?], F.: contention, trouble.
beghina [I. L. -gardus (ak. to Eng. beg)],
F.: lay-sister; beguine; bigot.
bégli, PL. of bello before vowel or s im-
beffare
pure.
begli=(u)òmini, M. PL.. garden balsam
(plant).
begolàret, INTR.: trifle. || bégolet,
F.PL.: foolish talk; trifies.
bèi1,PL. of bello before consonants (exc. s
impure).
.béiz or bei [Turk.], m.:
ruler).
bèl for bello before consonants.
be-laménto, M.: bleating. ||-lare [L.],
INTR.: bleat; cry; callf. -léto, m.:
bleating. -latére, M., -latriee, F.:
bleater, crier.
bélgico, ADJ.: Belgian.
belio [-lare], M.: continued bleating.
belgiuinoj, M.: benzoin.
bell’ = bello.
bella-dénna, F.: belladonna.
bellaménte [-Ilo], ADV. : gracefully, well;
beautifully}; gentlyt.
bel-lirej, INTR.: wage war.
M.: warrior.
bellétta [?], F.: sediment; mud (mire).
bellétto [-llo], M.: paint (rouge).
bel-lézza [-lo], F.: beauty; abundance.
-lezzina, dim. of -lezza.
bellico [umbilico], M.: navel.
béllico [L.-um], pl. -ci. abs. : pertaining
to war.
bellicéneio, M.: umbilical cord.
bellicéne}, M.: beaker (bumper).
bel-licéso [L. -lum], ADJ.: warlike (mar-
tial); inciting to war}. -ligerante, ADJ.:
belligerant. -ligero, ADJ.: warlike.
bi a [bello in busto], M.: dandy
fop).
bellino [bello], ADJ.: rather pretty.
bellirico{, M.: myrobolan (plant).
bèl-lo [L. -lus], ADJ.: beautiful (fine;
gracious); gentle; M.: beauty; fine op-
portunity; (fine) thing. -léeeto, dim.
car. of -lo. -léme, aug. of -lo. -lésof,
ADJ.: beautiful. -lo=spîirito, M.: wit:
far il —, act insipidly. -l=-umére, M.,
F.: gay person. -laria, F.: superficial
beauty.
bè-loj [-lare], m.: bleating, crying. -léne,
M., F.: wailing person (esp. child).
beltà = bellezza.
bélva [L. -lua], F.: wild beast.
bey (Turkish
-latérei,
benemerenza
bèl-vedere, M.: belvedere (point com-
manding a fine prospect).
belzebù [Heb. Baal, lord], M.: Beelzebub.
belzuîno [?], M.: benzoin.
bembè [bene-bene], ADV.: well, well.
bemòlle, cf. bimolle.
ben-, for bene in compounds.
ben-andàata, F.: farewell-money. =au-
gurato or bén augurato, ADJ.: aus-
picious. =avventurànza, F.: good
luck; prosperity. =ehé [che], CONI.:
(al)though.
bén-da [cf. banda], r.: band; veil. -da-
re, TR.: blindfold. -datura, F.: band-
aging; blindfolding. -déne, M.: bonnet-
strings; trimming. -dueeioj, M.: child’s
handkerchief.
béne [L. bene], ADv.: well; M.: good (ad-
vantage); property (wealth); peace (quiet);
PL.: goods, property (possessions): farei
—, sell well; operare —, work, act up-
rightly ; trattar —, have good manners;
— spesso, very often; st —, most cer-
tainly ; — vestito, decently, becomingly
dressed ; vestito —, dressed in rich gar-
ments.
bene-détta, F.: electuary; thunderbolt.
-dettino [Benedetto, Benedict], ADJ.:
Benedictine, M.: drink made by the Bene-
dictines. -détto, ADJ.: blessed; longed
for; M.: slight convulsion. =dieeret,
cf. -dire. -dieite [L.], grace (at table).
-dicola, F.: trifling ecclesiastical office.
Il=dire [dire], IRR.$; TR.: bless, conse-
crate; exalt; become spoiled (of things):
mandar uno a farsi —, send any one to
perdition. -ditérej, M., -ditrieeft, F.:
blesser. -diziéne, F.: benediction; con-
secration: dar la —, wish to know no
more of a thing.
$ Like dire, except: Pres. dene-dico or
(pop.)-disco. l’ve benedicé. Impf. bene-dicéva
or (pop.) -diva; Subj.: dere-dicéssi. Pret.
bene-disst or (pop.) -diî, 3.-disse, -di; 6. -dis-
sero, -dirono.
bene=fare, IRR.; INTR.: act honestly;
BENEFIT. -fattivo}, ADJ.: benefiting.
-fatto, M.: benefit; service. -fattére,
M.: benefactor (philanthropist). -fattri-
e, F.: benefactress. -ficàre, TR.: benefit
(do good to). -ficatére}, M.: benefac-
tor. -fieèntet, ADJ.: beneficent. -fieèn-
za, F.: beneficence. -fieifilei, ADI.:
pertaining to an ecclesiastical benefice.
-fieiare}, TR.: benefit (do kindnesses to).
-ficiata, F.: benefit (for an actor). -fi-
eidto, cf. -fiziato. -fieto, M.: kind-
ness; benefice. bené-fico, ADJ.: benefi-
cent; benefiting. -fizidret, TR. : benefit.
-fizidto, M.: beneficiary. -fizio, M.:
kindness (service) ; benefice ; gain ; utility;
advantage. -fiziòtto, M.: benefice,
bene-merénza, us'ly pl., F.: merit (de-
benemerito
sert). Il=mèrito, ADJ.: well-merited;
M.: man of merit; service}.
beneplàeito|[L.-citum(placere, PLEASE)],
M.: approbation (consent; will, option).
ben=èssere or ben essere, M.: pros-
perous condition (of health, fortune, etc.) ;
well-being.
bene-stante, ADJ.: well-conditioned, com-
fortable; healthy. |l=st&re, M.: approv-
al (of accounts, etc.).
bene-vogliénte}j, ADJ.: benevolent. -vo-
gliènza}, F.: benevolence. bené-vo-
le}, cf. -volo. -voleménteit, ADV.:
benevolently. -volenteméntej, ADV.:
with benevolence. -volènza, F.: benev-
olence. -volménte, ADV.: with benev-
olence. |benè=volo, ADJ.: benevolent
(kind).
ben=fàtto, ADJ.: well made; good feat-
ured: cuore —, kind; generous.
beniamino [Beniamino, Benjamin], M.:
beloved, favorite child.
beni-ficaref, -fieénzaf}, -fieiof, cf. be-
ne-ficare, etc.
be-nignaménte, ADV.: benignantly
(kindly). -nignità, F.: benignity (good-
ness; kindness). ‘|l-migno [L. -nignus],
ADJ.: benign (kind); mild (of weather) ;
not dangerous (of sickness); propitious.
benino [dim. of bene], ADV.: pretty well;
well: per —, quite well, good.
benivogl. . = benevol. .
bénnaj, F.: mountain cart or sled; fold;
diadem.
ben=-aato, ADI.: well born; happyf ; for-
tunatet.
benone [bene], ADV.: very well (excel-
lently).
ben =servito, M.: testimonial; recom-
mendatioa; recompenset.
benz=sì, ADV.: certainly; but.
ben-tornato, M.: welcome.
ben-trovato, M.: welcome (greeting,
salute).
ben=-venito, M.: welcome: dar il —,
welcome.
ben-voglièntet, ADJ.: benevolent. ||=vo-
lére, IRR.; TR.: wish well, love; M.:
benevolence, love: farsi —, make one’s
self loved; prender a —, take under one’s
protection, adopt ; love. -volato, PART.:
beloved.
benzina [belzuino], F.: benzine.
be-dne, pop. for -vone, M.: tippler, drunk-
ard.
bérbero or -ri, M.: barberry.
bèrbieet, F.: sheep; lamb.
bereiare [?], INTR.: howl (shriek).
bereilòcchioj, M.: squint-eyed; near-
sighted person.
bèreto [-ciare], M.: howl; scream.
bére or bevere [L. bibere], IRR. (cf. be-
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vere) ; TR.: drink: — grosso, be very cred-
ulous ; dare a —, make (any one) believe;
bersela, berselo, believe blindly; — una
cosat, believe a thing readily (‘swallow’).
bergamasca [Bergamo, Italian province],
F.: kind of dance.
berga - mòtta [Turk.], F.:
-mòtto, ADI. : bergamot.
berghinèlla}, F.: gossip; low woman.
bergolinare}, TR.: quiz, rally. bér-
golot, M.: blockhead; big talker; fickle
person; willow-basket.
beri-cocoléio}, M.: honey-cake (or gin-
gerbread) seller. -c(u)òcolot, M.: honey-
cake (gingerbread).
berillo [L. -rylius], u.: beryl.
berlicche [?], M.: (jest.) devil (dickens).
berlîna! [?], r.: pillory; gallowsf.
berli-na2 [Berlino, Berlin], r.: berlin
(coach). -nése, ADJ.: Berlinian.
berlin-gaeeîno, M.: second Thursday
before Lent. |l-gaeeio [?], m.: fat
Thursday (last Thursday of the carnival) ;
fat person. -gaiudlof, m.: big talker;
big eater. -gaméntof, M.: babbling.
-gàrej, INTR.: babble, chat (after a
meal). -gatéret, M.: big babbler. -ghié-
re}, M.: big eater. -gézzat, F.: coun-
try-dance. -gézzo, M.: big cake.
bernabita = barnabita.
bernéclaj, F.: barnacle.
bernécche [L. ebronicus], M.: essere, an-
dare in —, be a little intoxicated.
ber-neggiare [Berni, Ital. humorist],
INTR.: Write in a humorous vein. -né-
sco, ADJ.: burlesque.
bèrniaj, F.: woman’s cloak.
ber-nòcchio{, -nòccolo [bis-, nocchio],
M.: protuberance, knob: aver il — di
qualcosa, have a mind (inclination) for a
thing. -noccolétto, -noccolino, dim.
-noccoluto, ADJ.: full of knobs.
berrét-ta [l. L. (L. birrus, ‘red,’ viz.
cloth)], F.: barretta (priest’s cap); lady’s
bonnet; cap; red berries of shrubs: —
rossa, cardinal’s hat; aver il cervello so-
pra la —, be without judgment; far di
—, salute a person. -t&eeia, disp. of
-ta. -taeeio, disp. of -to. -téio, M.:
maker or seller of bonnets. -tino, dim.
of -to; ADJ.: malignant; wretched. ber-
rét-to, M.: cap (with a vizor): — frigio,
republican emblem; — ducale, ducal coro-
net; — da notte, nightcap; far di —,
salute a person. -téne, aug. -tieeia,
-tileeio, disp. dim. of -to.
berriudlaf, F.: dim. of berretta ; house-
cap.
berro-vaglia, F.: crowd of armed men.
ll-viére [OFr. -vier, inhabitant of Berry],
M.: armed man; bailiff ; audacious soldier.
ber-sagliare, TR.: shoot at a target;
bersagliare
bergamot.
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(fig.) torment through enmity. -sagliè-
re, M.: sharpshooter. |l=sfglio [?], M.:
bull’s-eye, target; mark, butt ; encountert
(fight).
bèrta [?], F.: pile-driver; trick; triflef:
dar la —, deride, scorn.
bertabéllo, M.: same as bertuello.
berteggiare [-ia], TR.: deride, ridicule.
bertés=ca [?], F.: parapet; bricklayer’s
hod}; bench}. -tescéret, INTR.: fortify
with parapets; puzzle one’s self.
bertdldo [Bertoldo], Mm. : foolish man.
borténeft, M.: cropped horse; high ship.
bertovèlloj = bertuello.
ber-tieeia [-ta], F.: monkey; ugly gos-
siping woman. -tueeiadta, F.: foolish
act. -tueeina, dim. of -tuccia. -tie-
cio}, M.: monkey, baboon. -tueciéne,
aug. of -tuccio.
bertuéllo [l. L. vertebolum (-éere, turn)],
M.: fishing-net.
berazzoj, M.: peasant’s breakfast.
bérzat, F.: calf of the leg.
berzagliot = bersaglio.
bes -sagginef, F.: foolishness.
ADJ.: foolish; stolid.
bestém-mia [Gr. blasphemia], F.: BLAS-
PHEMY ; false judgment. -miaméntof,
M.: blaspheming. -miare, TR., INTR.:
blaspheme. -miatéra, F., -miatére,
M.: blasphemer. -miéne, M.: continuous
blasphemer.
bé-stia [L.], F.: BEAST; cruel man; ig-
norant person: andare (entrare, saltare)
in —, fly into a rage; conoscere l’umor
della —, know with whom one has to 4o.
-stidecia, disp. of -stia. -stidio,
keeper of animals. -stidle, ADJ.: bes-
tial (brutal); enormous. -stialita, F.:
bestiality; stupidity. -stialménte, ADV.:
in a bestial manner. -stidme, M.: herd
of cattle, horses, etc. -stieeiudlat,
dim. = -stioluccia. -stilitàt, F.: same
as -stialita. -stidla, F.: small animal;
ignorant person. -stiolina, -stiolino,
-stioliceia, dim. of -stia. -stionàe-
eio, disp. (applied to persons). -stiéne,
M.: aug. of -stia ; coarse, wicked man; very
ignorant man. -stiuòla = -stiola. -stiuò-
lo, M.: small animal; ignorant person.
bét-tola [for bevettola (bevere, drink)],
F.: ale-house, tavern. -tolante, M.:
frequenter of ale-houses; tippler. -to-
liére, M.: ale-house keeper.
bettònica [L.], F.: betony (plant): esser
più conosciuto della —, be very well
known.
bé-tula or -tàlla [L.], F.: birch-tree.
be-ucch.., -ut. . = be-vucch. ., -ut. .
bé-va, F.: time when a wine is fit to drink;
quality of wine, savour; (fig.) true ele-
ment, forte, gift: i sonetti son la sua —,
bersagliere
bès-sot,
biasciarosari
sonnets are his forte. -vamda, F.: drink;
potion. -verdggio, M.: drink (esp. for
animals); drink-money; recompensef. -ve-
ratéio, same as abbeveratoio. ||bé-ve-
re, or bere [L. bibere], IRR.$; TR.: drink
(cf. bere). -veriat, F.: drinking (merry-
making). -verino, M.: drinking cup in
bird-cages.
§ Pres. dévo or (pop.) Séo, etc. Pret. dévvz
(3evv- in 1., 3., 6.) or (pop.) devètti. Fut. de-
verò or (pop.) derrò, etc. — Rare forms: Pret.
bevéi or bèbbi, bésti, etc.
bévero, M.: BEAVER.
be-veréne [-vere], M.: drink (for horses
and cattle); medicinal drink. -vibile,
ADJ.: drinkable. -vilaequays, M.: water-
drinker. -viménto,m.: drinking. -vi-
tére, M., -vitriee, F.: drinker. -vita-
ra}, -viziémet, F.: drinking. -véne,
m.: hard drinker; tippler. -vucechiare,
INTR.: freq. of -re. -witta, F.: drinking.
-vutina, dim. of -vuta.
bezzi-care [beccoI], TR., REFL.: peck;
TR., INTR.: peck (food); dispute (quarrel).
-càta, F.: blow with the beak. -cata-
ra, F.: wound from a beak.
bézzo [L. bi-assis, double coin], M.:
Venetian coin; PL.: money.
bi- [L. bis, TWICE], PREF.. bi-, Two-,
double [cf. bis-], also disparaging.
bideca [Ger. bleich, pale], F.: white lead.
bideco [? ak. to black], M.: species of
non-poisonous snake (coluber milo).
bid-da [?], r.: horse-feed, oats, etc.;
PL.: grains in general. -daiòlo, M.:
grain-seller. -dare, TR.: feed (animals).
biadéttot, ADJ.: clear azure; M.: blue
paint.
bian-castro, ADJ.: whitish. -castré-
ne, aug. -cheggiaménto, M.: whit-
ening. -cheggiare, INTR.: become white
or pale; grow hoary or gray. -cheria,
F.: linen or cotton clothes. -cheritie-
eia, dim. and disp. -chézza, F.: white-
ness, paleness. -chieeio, ADJ.: whit-
ish. -chiménto, M.: whitening, bleach-
ing. -chire, TR.: whiten: bleach; polish.
Ilbi&n-=co [OGer. blanc], ADI.: white;
pale; hoary; M.: whiteness, brightness;
blank. -comangiàrei, M.: _ blanc-
mange. -eéne, ‘ADJ.: white-skinned;
M.}: kind of falcon. -eére}, M.: white-
ness, paleness. -e6ésot, ADI. : very white.
-cospino [-co, spino], M.: white thorn,
hawthorn. -ctime, M.: quantity of white
things.
biante}, M.: vagabond.
bia-scia, F.: saliva, slaver. -sciamén-
to, M.: chewing. -scia-midélle, M., F.:
chewer. |l-sciare [? L. Wesare], TR.:
eat slowly (chew, munch); eat without ap-
petite; mumble (words): — una lingua,
speak a language badly. -scia-rosàri,
small
biasciare
mM. mumbler of prayers; bigot; hypo-
crite. -scicfire, same as -sciare.
biasi-zafbile, ADI.: blamable. |l=mé-
re [L. blasphemare, BLASPHEME], TR.:
BLAME censure); grieve (lament). -ma-
tére, M.: blamer. -mévole, ADI.:
blamable (reprehensible). -mevolmén-
te, ADV.: reprehensibly. bidsi-mo, M.:
censure, blame; reproof.
biasm4re}, bidsmof, same as biasima-
re, biasimo.
biastemfrej, INTR.: same as bestem-
miare.
bibdeef, ADJ.: bibacious; M.: drinker.
Bibbia [Gr. biblia], F.: Bible; tiresome
writing.
bibere}, same as bevere.
bibita [bere], F.: drink (of medicinal
waters).
biblico [Bibbia], ADI.: Biblical, scrip-
tural; reader in churchi.
biblio- [Gr. biblion, book]: -filo (Gr. phi-
los, friend], M.: bibliophile. bibliò-gra-
fo [Gr. gréphein, write], M.: bibliogra-
pher. -grafia, F.: bibliography. -gra-
fico, ADJ.: bibliographical. -grafica-
ménte, ADV.: bibliographically. bi-
bliò-mane, -mano, M.: bibliomaniac.
-mania, F.: bibliomania. -tèca [Gr.
théke, box], F.: library; collection of
books (bearing on a particular subject).
-tecério, M.: librarian. -techétta,
dim. and car. of -teca. -techina, car.
dim. of -teca; collection of small books
(in the same edition).
bica [OGer. diga], F.: heap, pile.
bic-chieràioj, M.: maker or seller of
beakers. |l-chiére [Ger. becker], m.:
BEAKER, drinking-glass; beakerful, calyx
(of lichens)}. -chierétto, dim. -chie-
rino, M.: dim.; choice liquor or wine.
-chiérof =-chiere. -chieréne, aug.
of -chiere. -chieròtto, M.: medium-
sized glass. -ehiertieeio, dim. and
disp. of -chiere.
biceiacitoj, M.: offensive weapon.
bieeicicca [ak. to bicocca], F.: worth-
less house or thing.
bi-eiclétta, M.: safety bicycle. -eicli-
sta, M.: bicyclist. ||-eielo [bi-, Gr.
kiklos, circle], M.: bicycle (old style).
bicipite [L. bi-ceps, TWO-HEADED], ADJ.:
bicipital.
bicòcca [?], F.: small fortress or castle
(us'ly upon a height); worthless housei ;
belvederef.
bicolére [bi-, L. color], ADJ.: two-col-
oured.
bi-còrne, -còrno [bi-, L. cornu, HORN],
ADI. : bicuznous, TWO-HORNED. -còrnia,
F.: double-pointed anvil. -cornito,
ADJ.: having two horns.
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bicùspide [bi-, L. cuspis, point], ADI.:
(arch.) double-pointed.
bidàlej, M.: foot-soldier.
bidèl-la, r., [l. L. bidellus (Ger.)], =lo,
M.: custodian of a university, etc. (BIDEL,
BEADLE).
bidénte [L. bi-dens, TWO-TOOTRED], M.:
pitch-fork; mattock; two-pointed sceptre
(of Pluto).
bi-ecaménte, ADV.: squintingly. ||=èco
[obliquo], ADI. : squinting; sad.
bi-enndle, ADI.: lasting two years; bi-
ennial. |l-ènne [bi-, L. annus, year],
ADJ.: two years; second year (of a Uni-
versity student). -èmnio, M.: space of
two years.
bié-tola [L. beta], F.: beet. -tolaggine,
F.: fool, simpleton. -tolima, dim. of
-tola. -toléne, M.: stupid person; spin-
achf.
biétta [?],F.: wedge; (typ.) wooden quoin.
bif-fa [?],F.: levelling-stake. -fare, TR.:
mark off with levelling stakes.
bi - folcheria, F.: tillage (husbandry);
state of a ploughmant. ||-féleo [L. bu-
bulcus (bos, ox), plougher with oxen],
M. -félea, F.: ploughman (tiller, farm-
labourer); boor.
bifonchiare = bofonchiare.
bifor-caménto, M.: bifurcation. ||=c&re
[bi-, L. forca], REFL.: bifurcate. -cAto,
PART.: bifurcated. -catara, F.: point
of bifurcation. bifér-co}, m.: double
harness.
biférme [bi-, L. forma], ADI. : having two
forms or shapes.
bifrénte [bi-, L. frons], ADI. : having two
fronts or faces; two-faced (deceitful).
bifilleo = bifolco.
bigiù
biga [L. biga (bis, TWICE)], F.: ancient
two-horsed coach.
biga-mia, F.: bigamy. Ilbiga=mo [L.
-mus (bis, TWICE, Gr. gémos, marriage)],
M.: bigamist.
bi-gattiéra, F.: silk-worm establishment.
llegattof [? ak. to baco], -gAttolo, M.:
silk-worm.
bi-gèlloj, M.: coarse gray cloth. -geré-
gnolof, ADJ.: grayish. i
bighel-lonare, INTR.: loiter about.
||-léna, F., -léme [?], M.: aimless person
(gawky idler; dolt).
bigheraiof, M.: buffoon.
bighe-rato, PART.: trimmed with lace.
-rino, M.: lace. |lbighe-roj [?], m.:
thread-lace; fringe.
bighinaf, -no = begh..
bi-gieeio}, ADJ.: grayish.
ADJ.: gray; sadf.
grayish.
bigiénef, M.: figpecker.
bigéa [Fr. bijou, jewel], M.: beautiful thing.
l-gio [7],
-giégnolo, ADI.:
64 biglietto
bigliét-to [Fr. billet], m.: billet (note);
ticket: — di visita, visiting card. -tino,
dim. of -to.
bigo(1)l6ne} = bighellone.
bi-géneia, F.: vat; measure; university
chair; pulpit: a bigonce, in great quanti-
ty. -goneétta, dim. of -goncia. |l-gén-
eio [L. -congius, certain wine measure],
M.: large vat. -goneiolétto, dim. of
-gonciolo. -goneiòlo, M.: small vat.
-goneiéna, aug. of -goncio. -goneiuò-
lo = -gonciolo.
bi-gordaref, INTR.: tilt (joust). |l=gér-
dot = bagordo.
bi-gotteria, F.: bigotry; hypocrisy.
ll-gétta, F., «gòtto [Fr. bigot], M.: bigot;
hypocrite.
bigutta [bi-, L. guttus (-tta, drop), ves-
sel], F.: soup or porridge kettle (used by
the poor); great quantity of porridge.
bi-laneétta, dim. of -lancia. ||-lan-
eia [L. -lanx], F.: BALANCE (pair of
scales; emblem of justice); square fish-
net; spring-tree bar (of carriages); PL.:
sign of the zodiac: tener pari la —, be
impartial; pesar colla — dell orafo, be
very scrupulous. -laneifioj, M.: scale-
maker. -laneiaménto, m.: balancing ;
pondering. -laneidre, TR.: balance;
weigh (consider carefully, ponder) ; weigh
with scales} ; REFL.: retain one’s equilibri-
um. -laneiataménte, ADV.: in bal-
ance. -eiatére, M., -eiatrice, F.: bal-
ancer. -laneiére, M.: pendulum; balanc-
ing-pole; accountant. -laneina, dim.
of -lancia. -laneino, M.: coach-horse ;
driver, postilion; helper; spring-bar. -lan-
cio, M.: balance; ledger; account: fare
il —, keep account of expenses.
bilaterale [bi-, laterale], ADI. : mutually
binding (of a contract).
bile [L. bilis], F.: bile; fury, anger.
bilénco}, ADJ.: twisted, bow-legged.
bîlia1 [Fr. dille, billiard ball], F.: pocket
of a billiard table: tirar (far) —, play
(an opponent’s ball) into the pocket.
biliaj2, F.: packer’s stick.
biliardo [-lia 1], M.: billiard table; bil-
liards.
bi-lidre [-le], ADI. : biliary ; bilious. -lid-
rio} = -liare.
bilicare, TR.: weigh, counterpoise ; build
air-castles ; REFL.}: poise one’s self. {|bi-
lico [L. umbilicus, navel, centre], M.:
equipoise ; hinge ; centre of a thing}: in
—, perfectly poised; essere, stare, tenere
in —, be poised; be in suspense; be un-
certain.
bi-lingue [bi-, L. lingua], ADI.: bilingual;
deceitful (person). -linguot = -lingue.
biliéne [bi-, milione], M.: billion (million
millions).
bipartire
biliéso [-le], ADI. : bilious; choleric.
biliérsaj, F.: hobgoblin; fright.
biliottAtoj, ADJ.: spattered; speckled.
billa [echoic], INTERJ.: chick! chick! (call
to chickens).
billèra [?], F.: joke, jest.
billi [-rilli], m.: skittles (game).
billiéne = bilione.
billo [?], M.: turkey-cock.
bfl-tà{, -tadef, -tàte} = beltà.
bilastre [bi-, L. lustrum], ADI.: of ten
years.
bim-ba, F., -bo [see bambino], M.: very
young child: — mio, exclamation of amaze-
ment.
bi-mensile, ADJ.: bi-monthly. -mestrà-
le, ADJ.: bimestrial (lasting two months;
happening every two months). ||-méstre
[L. -mestris (bis, twice, mensis, month)],
M.: space of two months; ADJ. : ripening
in two months (grain).
bi(m)mòlle [bi-, molle], M.: B flat.
bi-naref, INTR.: twin. ||-nério [L. -na-
rius], ADJ.: BINARY (double); m.: rails.
bi-nascènzaj},F.: birth of twins. =nato,
ADJ.: (arch.) joined, matched (columns) ;
twin-bornt ; having two naturesf.
binda [Ger. winde], F.: pulley.
bindèlla}, F.: ribbon.
bindo-lare, TR.: perplex; cheat. -le-
ria, F.: artifice, cheat. -limo, disp.
dim. of -lo. |\bindo-=lo [OGer. winden],
M.: pulley; swing; cheater (knave). -16-
ne, aug. of -lo.
binòculo [L. binus, double, oculus, EYE],
M.: BINOCLE (us’ly opera-glass).
binòmio []. L. -mius], ADI. : binomial; M.:
binomial.
biocco-létto, dim. of -occolo. |lbidòcco=
lo [L. flocculus (floceus)], M.: FLOCK of
wool: lana in bioccoli, fleece; un — di
cera, cocoon; raccattare i —, play eaves-
dropper. -lato, ADJ.: woollen.
biòdo(lo), M.: (bot.) club-rush.
bio-grafia [Gr. bios, life, grdphein, write],
F.: biography. -gràfico, ADJ.: biograph-
ical. biò-grafo, M.: biographer.
bion-déeeio, disp. of -do. -deggiàre,
INTR.: be or appear fair; ripen (of corn).
-dèlloj, dim. of -do. -détto, ADI.:
somewhat fair. -dézza, F.: being fair.
-dieeio, -dieee, ADJ.: inclined to be
fair. -dino, dim. and car. of -do.
Ibién=do [Ger. orig.], ADI. : BLOND, fair;
M.: blond person. -déna, -déne, aug.
of -do.
biordàre} = bagordare.
bi-òscia [floscio], F.: wet snow; thin,
tasteless soup. -òsciof = -oscia; ADI.:
soft; loose: a —, indistinc*iy ; athwart.
biòttot, ADI. : poor, miserable.
bi-partire, TR.: divide in two.
bipede
bipede [L. bi-pes], ADI.: biped (Two-
FOOTED).
bipinèlla}, F.: (bot.) pimpernel.
bi-qquadro [bi, quadro], M.: (mus.)
natural sign. -quadrato, ADJ.: biquad-
ratic; M.: fourth power of a number.
birfcchio [? disp. of birro], M.:
tatter.
bir-ba, F.: idling youth; rascal; malicet;
fraudj: far la —, go idling, play the
street Arab; battere la —, go a-beg-
ging. -bacchiòla, dim. and car. of -ba.
-béceia, disp. of -ba. -baeeiéna,
-baeeiéne, aug. of -ba. -bante, M.:
rag,
rogue. -banteria, F.: roguery (fraud);
vice. -bantésco, ADJ.: roguish (dis-
honest). -barélla, -berélla, dim. of
-ba. -bata, F.: roguish act or word.
-beria, F.: deception (fraud). -bésco,
ADJ.: idle, worthless; fraudulent. ||-bo
[ak. to furbo], M.: knave, cheat. -bo-
naio, M.: haunt of knaves. -bonadta,
r.: knavery (fraud); piece of botchery.
-boneéllo, -boneélla, disp. dim. of
-bone. -béna, F., -béne, M.: wicked
person; ADJ.: wicked (fraudulent). -bo-
neggidre, INTR.: be wicked or fraudu-
lent." -boneria, F.: knavery.
bireio [?], ADJ.: short-sighted; squint-eyed.
biréme [L. -mis (remus, oar)], F.: bireme
(double-oared ship).
biribaraj, M.: intricate game; squabble.
biri-bissdia, F.: winning card (at biribi).
-bissAio, M.: stake-holder (at biribi).
|l-bissi [?]; M.: biribi (game).
biri-chindta, F.: impertinent act.
ll-china, F., -chino, M.: [*bricchino,
dim. of briceo]; impudent girl or boy;
street urchin; rascal.
birillo [?], M.: billiard-ball (placed with
five others forming a cross).
biréldo [L. -rotulus], M.: kind of sausage.
birra [Ger. bier], F.: BEER.
birracchioj, M.: calf a year old.
bir-rachiòlo [-ro], dim. of -ro. -rée-
eio, disp. of -ro. -raglia = sbirraglia.
bir-ràio [-ra], M.: brewer. -reria, F.:
brewery; saloon; number of bailiffs}.
bir-résco, ADJ.: pertaining to a bailiff.
ll-ro [l. L. -rus], M.: bailiff, policeman :
dar le sue ragioni a’ birri, give one’s ac-
count to one unwilling to hear it.
birréne [birra], Mm. : strong beer.
birroviére} = berroviere.
bis [L.], ADV.: TWICE. bis-, ber-, ba(r)-
[? L. bis, or vix, hardly], disp. pref. (very,
badly, perversely, etc.).
bisfeeia [bi-, sacca], F.:
wallet.
bisàn-te [Bisanzio], M.: ancient Byzan-
tian coin; spangle ; tinsel ornament. -ti-
no, M.: small spangle.
large purse,
bisnonno 65
bis-arcavolo, M.: great-great-grand-
father.
bis=4vo or -fvolo, M.: great-grand-
father.
bisbètico [?], aDJ.: grumbling; dissatis-
fied; strange, difficult.
bis-bigliaménto, M.: whispering. ||-bi-
gliare [echoic], INTR.: whisper; buzz.
-biglio, M.: whispering.
bisca [?], F.: gambling-house.
bis=cantare, TR.: sing low; hum. -can-
taréllo}, M.: low singing; humming.
||-cAanto 1, M.: duet.
biscanto2 [bis, canto (ak. to Eng. cant,
corner)], M.: two-cornered nook; retired
corner.
biscaz-zaft, disp. of bisca. ||-zare [bis-
ca], INTR.: frequent gambling-houses.
-ziére, M.: gambler.
biseazzo}, M.: mean joke or trick.
bischénco [?], M.: impoliteness; mean
joke or trick.
bis-cheréttoj, M.: small peg. bis-che-
roj, M.: peg (of a stringed instrument).
bischétto [for deschetto], Mm. : shoemaker’s
table.
bischiz-zfrej, INTR.: muse; pun.
schiz-20], M.:
on words.
biscia [?], F.: serpent, snake.
biscié-la, -léma, F.: kind of cherry.
-lina, dim. and car. of -la. -lino, dim.
and car. of -lo. |lbiscio-lo1 [?], M.:
cherry-tree.
bisciolo 2 [echoic], ADI., M.: lisping.
bi-sciéne, aug. of -scia.
biscolére], ADI. : two-coloured.
bis-cottare, TR.: bake hard. -cotteria,
F.: biscuit or cake shop. -cottino, M.:
little sugar cake; light slap. |l=eétto,
ADJ.: hard-baked; M.: BISCUIT; sugar
cake. -cottéme, aug. of -to.
bis=cròma, F.: (mus.) demi-semiquaver.
bis=cugina, F., =cugino, M.: second or
third cousin. i
bises-tare, INTR.: be leap-year. -tile,
ADJ.: bissextile. |[bisés-to [bis-, L.
sextus], ADJ.: bissextile.
bisgénero}, M.: grand-daughter’s hus-
band.
bisillabo [bi-, sillaba], ADI., M.: dissyl-
labic.
bislaceco, ADJ.: whimsical; odd; M.:
whimsical person. -céne, aug.
bislealef, ADJ.: disloyal; M.: traitor.
bislessare}, TR.: scald; boil.
bis-lango, ADJ.: oblong.
bismuto [?], M.: bismuth.
bis=nipote, M., F.: grandnephew, grand-
niece; PL.: descendants.
bis-nònna, F.: great-grandmother.
ll:nònno, M.: great-grandfather.
bi-
caprice, whim; pun, play
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bi-ségna, r.: affair; business. -sogna-
méntoj = -sogno. -sognare, IMPERS.,
INTR.: be necessary (be needed, etc.; cf.
ex.): mi —, ‘it is necessary for me,
I need, I want; I am in want of. -so-
gnévole, ADJ.: necessary. -sognino,
dim. and car. (ironical) of -sogno: quando
il — picchia all’ uscio, when poverty
knocks at the door. Il-s6gno [?], M.:
want (need; necessary amount): tutti è
bisogni del mese, the month’s expenses;
dormire il suo —, sleep as much as one
requires. -sognéso, ADJ.: needy, poor;
M.: poor person.
bisénte [L. -son], M.: bison.
bissillabo = bisillabo.
bissénte{ = bisonte.
bisso [L. byssus, cotton], M.:
(used by the ancients).
bistintej, M.: instant.
bistécca [Eng. beefsteak], F.: beefsteak.
bis-tentàrej, INTR.: hesitate; put off.
ll-témtoy{, M.: procrastination; pain.
bis-tieciare [?], INTR., RECIP.: contend;
dispute. -tieeio, M.: dispute.
bistintoj, ADJ.: twice dyed.
bis-tondato, ADJ.: roundish (somewhat
round). |l=t6éndo, ADJ.: round.
bistornaref, TR.: divert; (fig.) overturn.
bis-tòrtaj, F.: winding; distortion; me-
dicinal plant. |l=térto, ADJ.: twisted;
crooked.
bis-trattare, TR., RECIPR.: treat badly;
wrong.
bistu-ri [Pistorium, Pistoja, where made],
-rino, M.: bistoury (surgeon’s knife).
bistileo [L. -cus (sulcus, furrow)], ADI.:
bisulcous (two-furrowed); cloven-footed.
bis=anto, ADJ.: very greasy; filthy.
bitonténe}, M.: large fig.
bi-t6rzo} [bi-, L. tortus, twisted] = -tor-
zolo. -torzolato}, ADJ.: having warts;
knotty. -térzolo, M.: wart; knot. -tor-
zolato, ADJ.: having warts or knots.
bitter [Ger. bitter], m.: bitters (alcoholic
drink).
bita-me [L. -men], M.: bitumen; chalkij.
-minéso, ADJ.: bituminous.
bivac-care, INTR.: bivouac. ||bivac-co
[Fr. bivac (Ger. bei-wache, ‘by-watch’)],
M.: bivouac.
bivalv-e, -0, ADJ.. bivalve.
bivaro}, M.: beaver.
bivio [L. bivium (bis, via, road)], M.:
cross-roads ; uncertainty.
bizantino [Bisanzio, Byzantium], ADI.:
Byzantine.
bizza [?], F.: slight, passing anger.
bizzar-raménte, ADV.: strangely (odd-
ly). -ria, F.: strangeness, oddness. ||biz-
zar-ro [?], ADJ.: bizarre (strange, odd;
fantastic); spirited (of horses); irasciblet.
bisogna
fine linen
bocciuolo
bizzéffe (a) [7], M., Apv.: in great quan-
tity. 3
bizzé-cherof, |[bizza-co}, ADJ.: bigot-
ed; hypocritical; m.: bigot; hypocrite.
-céne}t, M.: big fool.
bizzo-sétto, -sino, dim. of -so. |lbiz-
zo-so [bizza], ADJ.: quick-tempered.
biz-ziùca}, -zigay, F.: tortoise; turtle.
blan-daménte, apv.: blandy. -di-
ménto, M.: blandishment (caress; flat-
tery). -dire, TR.: allure, caress; flat-
ter. -dizie, F. PL.: blandishments (ca-
resses; flattery). |l-do [L. -dus], aps. ;
BLAND (gentle; mild).
blas=fèmiaj = bestemmia.
bestemmiatore.
blasmàre{ = biasimare.
bla-s6ne [OGer. blas, torch, ak. to Eng.
blaze], M.: blazonry; coat of arms. -sò-
nico, ADJ.: pertaining to blazonry.
blateràre [L.], INTR.: babble (prate con-
tinuously).
blattat, F.: cockroach.
blèso [L. blesus], ADI.: tongue-tied ; lisp-
ing.
bloc-care, TR.: blockade. ||blòe=co
[Ger. block], M.: block; blockade.
bla [Fr. deu], INvAR. ADJ.: blue; M.: the
colour blue.
bòa [L.], M.: boa (serpent; woman’s neck-
scarf).
boa-to [L. -re], M.:
-ttièrej, M.: grazier.
bòbbia [ak. to bombo], r.: loose, wobbly
mass.
bobélceo} = bifolco.
bécea [L. bucca], F.:
acqua in —! hush!
boccae = eésco [Boccaccio], ADI.: like
Boccaccio. -eévole, disp. of -cesco.
-eevolménte, ADV.: after the manner
of Boccaccio.
bocefeeia, disp. of bocca.
bocca-laeceio, disp. of -le. |[boecd-le
(L. baucalis], M.: bocal; decanter; liquid
in the decanter.
bocca=pòrta, F., -porto, M.: hatchway
(of a ship).
boccata [bocca], F.:
the face).
boeeétta [dim. of boccia], F.: phial.
boccheg-giaménto, M.: gasping. ||-gid-
re [bocca]; TR.: gasp (for breath). ~
boc-chétta [bocca], F.: small mouth; small
opening. -ehino, M.: car. of -ca: pout;
mouthpiece (cigar-holder).
bòe-eia [2], F.: glass (goblet); bud; false
invention; PL.: wooden balls. -eiàre,
TR.: smash; fail (in an examination).
boeeinot, ADI.: bovine; M.: calf.
bée-eio [-cia], M.: goblet; ‘bud.
létto, dim. of -ciolo.
-fèòmioj =
roar (bellowing).
mouth; opening.
mouthful; slap (on
-eio-
-ei(u)òlo, M.:
boccioloso
section of a windpipe; pipe;
burner (gas-); graft}; = -cio.
sof, ADJ.: full of buds.
of -cia (vase).
-eiudla, F.: small rosebud.
bocco [?], M.: chestnut (used in playing);
worthless fellow; fool.
boc-céna [-ca], -céne, aug. of -ca.
-coneèllo, dim. of -cone. -coneino,
Mm.: dim. of -cone; any pleasing thing.
-céne, M.: mouthful; big pill}: dare il
—, corrupt with bribes; lavorar a boc-
coni, work amid interruptions; rarely =
-conì. -eéni, or a -coni, ADV.: lying
upon one’s face. -etieeia, car. of -ca.
-ciizzaj = -cuccia.
bé-eet [= voce], F.: voice; vote. -eid-
re, INTR.: call out; give a bad reputa-
tion. -eto, M.: continued calling. -eié-
ne, M., -eiéna, F.: loud talker.
bòdola [?], F.: trap-door.
bodonifno [publisher Bodoni], ADI.: per-
taining to Bodoni: edizione —a, Bodoni’s
edition.
boémo, M.: Bohemian.
bòf-fiee [? soffice], ADI.: soft, delicate;
plump (woman or boy): pane —, raised
bread. -fieiéna, -fieiéme, aug. of
fice.
bo-fonchiadre, INTR.: mutter, grumble.
||-f6nchioj [?], M.: wasp, hornet.
bégay, F.: chain; prison.
bògia [?], F.: mark, blemish on the skin.
boglièntet, PART. of bollire.
bò-ia [L., string of cow-hide], M., INVAR.:
socket,
-eiolé-
-eiéna, aug.
-eiéne, M.: large glass.
hangman. -iéssaf, F.: hangman’s wife..
bol-eionare}, TR.: strike with a batter-
ing-ram. ||-eiénef, -zénef, M.: batter-
ing-ram.
bol-dronàioj, M.: seller of hides. ||-dr6-
nei, M.: hide; fleece.
bol-gétta, F.: dim. of -gia; large bag for
carrying letters. ||bél-gia [L. bulgal,
F.: large wallet or valise : le bolge dell’ In-
ferno, the circles of Dante’s Inferno; the
ten trenches of the eighth circle.
bòlide [Gr. -lis, missile], M.: meteor.
bolîno} = bulino.
bél-la [L. bulla], F.: bubble; boil; pim-
ple; ball; BULL (Pope’s letter); PL.: seals
(of ancient emperors). -lére, TR.: seal:
stamp. -lario, M.: collection of Papal
bulls. -latére, M.: sealer; stamper.
-lataira, F.: sealing (stamping). -lèn-
te, PART. of- lire: boiling, hot. -létta,
and derivatives = bulletta. -li -li, M.:
ebullition; uproar. -licaméntof, M.:
swarming. -licéret, INTR.: swarm. -li-
eélla, dim. of -la. -lieiattola, F.:
dim. of -la (esp. pimple). -lieina, dim.
of -la. -liménto, M.: boiling; bubbling.
-lire (Pres. -lo), INTR.: boil, bubble.
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-lito, ADJ.: boiled. -litara, F.: ebul-
lition; decoction. -lo, M.: seal; stamp.
-lére, M.: boiling; anger (rage). -lori-
no, dim. of -lore. -léso, ADJ.: pimpled.
-lnieeia, dim. of -la.
bòloj, M.: bole (clay); (med.) bolus.
bolognino [Bologna], m.: Bolognese coin.
bol-siggine, F.: pursiness (esp. of horses).
Il-so [L. pulsus], ADI. : asthmatic; weak-
lunged.
bolzo-nare}, TR.: strike with a batter-
ing-ram. -nétat, F.: blow with a bat-
tering-ram. ||bolz6-ne}, M.: battering-
ram; stamping-iron (for medallions, etc.).
bémba [?], r.: bomb; boasting; idle sto-
ry; mark (butt); game (similar to game
of ‘tag’): stare, tornare a —, come back
to the subject.
bombanza, F.:
nificence).
bombar-da [bomba], F.: bombard (mor-
tar; part of an organ). -daménto, M.:
bombardment. -dare, TR.: bombard.
-diéra, F.: embrasure (for a bombard);
gun-boat. -diére, M.: bombardier. -dié-
rot = beone. -déne, M.: bombardo.
bòmbero [?], M.: blockhead.
bombettàare}, TR.: tipple.
bémbiee [Gr. -byx], M.: silkworm.
bémbo [?], M.: (child.) drink.
bémbo-la, F.: decanter (short-necked
bellying vessel). -létta, dim.
bom-béna, F., -béne [-ba], M.: boaster ;
foolish talker.
bémere}, -roj, M.: ploughshare.
bomicaret = vomitare.
bomprésso [Eng. bowsprit], M.: bowsprit.
bo-nfeeia [buono], F.: calm (at sea);
time of tranquillity, happiness; good-
nature}. -naeeiare, INTR., REFL.: be-
come calm. -nfeeio, ADJ.: good-
natured (kind-hearted). -naeciéne,
aug. of -naccio. -naeeiéso, ADJ.: calm,
tranquil. -ma=mano, F.: extra fee, tip.
-naméntej, ADV.: kindly; truly; as
well as possible. -nariaménte, ADV.:
kindly, in good faitt -marieta, F.:
good-nature, affability. nario [buono],
ADJ.: good-natured; candid; credulous.
-narita} = -narietà. -na=vòglia, M.:
young doctor (esp. student-doctor in a
hospital).
boneinèllo [bolcione], M.:
lock).
bon-gustaio [gusto], M. : person of good
taste. -ifiea, F.: cultivating. -ifica-
ménto, M.: improving, cultivating. -ifi-
cére [ak. to Eng. boni-fy], TR.: render
fit for cultivation ; redeem (lands); credit
an account}. -itat = -td. -ino, dim.
and car. of bono. |lbòn-o [L. -us], ADI. *
‘ good (pop. for buono); ‘good, as in — per
boldness; pomp (mag-
staple (of a
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500 lire, good for 500 lire. -omia [-omo],
F.: good-nature. -omaeeio, disp. or
car. of -omo. -òmini [-omo], M. PL.: pl.
of -omo; ancient Florentine tribunal (of
twelve men). =6mo, M.: good-natured
man. -6ne, aug. of bono. -ta, F.: good-
ness (kindness);- goodt (advantage);
wealtht.
bonzoj, M.: bonze (Chinese or Japanese
priest).
borat, F.: kind of serpent.
bo-raee [Ar.], ADJ., F.: borax. -réeico,
ADJ.: boracic.
borbigi}, M.: lisper; blockhead.
bor-bogliaménto{, M.: muttering.
ll-bogliare}, TR.: murmur; whisper.
-béglio, M.: muttering; uproar.
borbot-taménto, M.: muttering (grum-
bling). |l-tare [barbottare, disp. of bal-
bettare], INTR.: grumble (mutter); TR.:
speak (a language) badly; REFL.: speak
low.
borbottino [7], m.:
row-necked vaset.
borbot-tio [-tare], m.:
bling. -t6na, F., -téne, M.:
grumbler.
bòr-chia [?], F.: stud; boss; ornament.
-chiàio, M.: maker or seller of studs,
etc. -chiétta, -chiettina, -china,
dim. of chia. -chibna, aug. of -chia.
bor-daglia, F.: rabble (populace). ||-da-
re [from a lost -da, cudgel], TR.: beat;
work hard.
bor-datino or -dato [-do], M.: blue and
white linen cloth. -deggiare, INTR.:
beat (against the wind), tack.
bordelleriaj, F.: trifle.
bordèllo [Fr. -del], m.: brothel; tumult.
bérdo [0Ger. bort], m. : (nav.) board ; bor-
der}: andar a —, go aboard; persona di
alto —, person of great authority and im-
portance.
bordò [Bordeaux], m.: bordeaux (claret).
bordéne [aug. of -da (cf. -dare)], M.: pil-
grim’s staff; first wing-feathers; beam
(plank); (mus.) basst.
bò-rea [Gr. Boréas], M.: (poet.) north;
north-wind. -refile, ADI. : boreal, north-
ern.
bor-gata, F.: borough. -gatélla, dim.
of -gata. -ghése, M.: burgess (burgher,
citizen). -ghesia, F.: burgesship (bur-
ghership); the citizens. -ghesieecio,
disp. dim. of -ghese. -ghettino, dim.
of -ghetto. -ghétto, dim. of -go. -ghie-
eidlo, dim. of -go. -ghigiana, F.:
villager. -ghigifno, M.: burgher (villa-
ger). |lbér-go [Ger. burg], M.: BOROUGH;
town; suburb. -gomastro [Ger. mei-
ster], M.: burgomaster. -gieeio, dim.
of -go.
bonomia
ragout; dish; nar-
continued grum-
constant
bottaccio
bò-ria [-rea], F.: inflation, vanity; arro-
gance, pride. -ridre, REFL.: be arrogant
or proud. -riéme, M.: very arrogant
person. -riosaménte, ADV.: arrogantly.
-riosétto, dim. of -rioso. -riosita, F.:
arrogance, pride. -riéso, ADJ.: inflated
(arrogant, proud). -ritieeia, disp. dim.
of -ria.
bòrnioj, ADJ.: short-sighted; squint-eyed.
bòrniolaf, F.: unjust decision.
bér-ra [l. L. burra], F.: clippings (of
rags, hair, etc.); stuffing; shabby coat;
trash, worthless thing; (pop.) strength.
-raecia, F.: disp. of -ra; canteen. -rae-
«ina, r.: lichen. -ràg(g)inet, F.: bor-
age. -r&na, F.; borage (plant.),
bor-ratéllo, dim. of -ro. |\bér-ro [Gr.
béthros, trench], M.: ravine, hollow (formed
by a flood). -réme = burrone.
bor-sa [Gr. birsa, hide], F.: PURSE; bag
(for money); portmanteau; swelling ; ex-
change: far —, hoard money. -sdéiof,
M.: maker or seller of purses. -saiòlo,
M.: pickpocket. -sellino, M.: purse.
-sèllo, -sétta, dim. of -sa. -setti-
na, dim. of -setta. -siglio, M.: extra
money. -sina, dim. of -sa. -séne, M.:
large purse. -sòttoj, M.: rather large
purse.
borzacchinof, M.. buskin.
bos-cfglia, F.: woods, forest. -ca-
glifeeiat, disp. of -caglia. -caiòla,
F.: forester's wife. -caiòlo, M. : forester.
-caiuòlot, M.: forester. -cataf, F.:
boscage (grove). -cAtof, ADJ.: woody.
-cheréeeio, ADJ.: pertaining to woods;
forest-; dwellert in a forest. -chet-
tino, dim. of -co. -chétto, M.: grove;
place for snaring birds. -chivo, ADI.:
wooded ; planted with trees. |lbés-co
[l. L. buscus], M.: forest (woods); grove;
(fig.) confusion. -eéso, ADI.: full of
woods.
bos-sino}, dim. of -so. |\b6s=sot [L.
buxus]=-solo. -solétto, -solino, dim.
of -solo. òs-solo, M.: box-tree; small
box; poor-box.
bo-tanica [Gr. botdéne, pasture], F.: bot-
any. -tamico, ADJ.: botanical ; M.: bot-
anist.
bo-téret, TR.: vow (consecrate). bo-tof,
M.: VOTE; simpleton.
bòtolaj, F.: trap-door.
botolo [?], M.: small, snappish dog; (fig.)
furious man.
bétro [cf. borro], M.: mountain-pool: esser
un —, he a big eater.
botta [? OGer. butze, knock], F.: swelling
(from a blow); blow; shot; toad (as
“swelled up’); fat person.
bot-taceidta, r.: bottleful of water.
-taeeino, M.: small bottle. |l-t&eeio
buttacciolo
[-te], M.: BOTTLE (flagon) ; kind of thrusht.
-taeeidlo, M.: small bottle.
bottagliet, F. PL.: water-tight boots.
bot-taio [-te], M.: cooper. -tame, M.:
quantity of casks.
bottarga [?], F.: kind of caviar.
bottata [botta], F.: sharp word or phrase;
obscure phrase ; harm ; blow} (of firearm).
boétte [L. buttis], r.: cask, barrel.
botté-ga [Gr. apé, from, théke, reposi-
tory], F.: shop. -gaeeia, disp. of -ga.
-gaia, F., -gaio, M.: shop-keeper; pro-
vision-dealer. -gamte, M.: shop-attend-
ant, clerk. -ghétta, car. dim. of -ga.
-ghino, M.: dim. of -ga; place of illicit
traffic; lottery. -géma, aug. of -ga.
-gueeia, disp. dim. of -ga.
botti-eélla [botte], dim. of botte; dim.}
of botta. -eéllo, dim. of botte. -einai,
dim. of botte.
bottieina 2 [botta], dim. of botta.
bot-tieino, dim. of -te. »tiglia [-te],
F.: BOTTLE; wine. -tiglièret, M.: BUT-
LER (steward); maker or seller of liquors.
-tiglieria, F.: wine-cellar; wines; wine-
shop. -tiglina, dim. of -tiglia. -tigli6-
na, aug. of -tiglia.
botti-naio [botte], M.: well-digger. botti-
nol, M.: dark pool.
bottino2 [Fr. butin], M.: Booty (plunder).
bòt-to [-ta], m.: blow: di —, suddenly;
ad un —, together.
botto-ndio, M.: maker or seller of but-
tons. -natura, F.: buttonholes. -neél-
lo, -neino, dim. of -tone; PL.: very
small earrings. ||botté-ne [botta, swell-
ing], M.: BUTTON; BUD; earring. -tonié-
ra, F.: row of buttons.
bé=ve [L. bos], pl. -vi or buoi, M.: ox.
-vilej, M.: ox-stall. -vima, F.: dung.
-vino, ADJ.: bovine.
bòzza [ak. to OGer. butze, knock], F.:
rough dressing-stone ; freestone; rough
sketch; swelling}; foolish story{; PL.:
proof-sheets.
bozzadcchio, -zacchiéne [borsa], M.:
withered, swollen plum.
bozzaeeia, disp. of bozza.
boz-zago}, -zAgroj, M.: buzzard.
boz-zato [-za], M.: (mas.) bossage. -zét-
to, M.: rough sketch or draft.
bòzzima [?], F.: gum-water; weaver’s
starch; poor mixture.
bozzina}, F.: boiling, cooking.
bozzininga}, F.: rattlesnake.
bòzzo1 [bozza], M.: rough sketch.
bézzo2 [ak. to pozzo], M.: pool; rough
stone, freestone.
bozzo-laio, m.: dealer in silk-worms. -14-
re = sbozzolare. -laro, M.: sugar-cake
seller. |[bdzzo-lo [L. bombucius], M.:
chrysalis (cocoon); knot in wool; lump in
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flour; measure of grain that the miller
takes as his pay for grinding. -léso,
ADJ.: knotty, lumpy. -lito, ADI.: knotty.
bra-ca [L.], F.: leg of breeches; breech-
cloth (diaper); (nav.) stopper, cord used
on board ship. -che, PL.: BREECHes;
small-clothes. -caléne, M.: loose-
breeched fellow (who wears the breeches
hanging slovenly), sloven: a — or -caloni,
hanging slovenly; negligently. -cdre,
INTR.: be a busybody. -céto, PART.:
grasso —, very fat.
braceare [racco], TR.: scent (of dogs);
(fig.) hunt for (aspire to, seek).
braeeétto [-ccio], M.: dim. of -ccio: a
—, arm in arm.
brac-cheggiare [-co], TR.: freq. of -ca-
re. -chéggio, M.: scenting (seeking).
-cheriat, F.: pack of dogs. -chétto,
dim. of bracco. -chièreit, -chièroj M.:
keeper of dogs.
brae-eia, PL. of -cio. -eiaiuòlai, F.
=-ciale. -eiale, M.: armed plate; bar;
ancient armor for the arm; bracelet.
-eialétto, M.: bracelet. -eiante, M.:
(‘arm-worker’) labourer. -ciàretj, TR. =
abbracciare. -eiata, F.: armful; em-
bracet. -eiatèlla, F.: small armful.
-eiatèlloj, m.: kind of cake. -eiata-
ra, F.: measure of the arm. -eière,
M.: one that gives a lady his arm; lady’s
escort. -eino, pl. -na or -ni, dim.
and car. of -cio. |l-eto, pl. -cia (lit.
sense), or -ci [L. brachium], M.: arm;
length-measure (cubit). -eiòlo, M.: arm
of a chair; baluster. -eiéne, aug. of
-cio. -eiòtto, aug. of -cio; plump arm.
-eiudlot = -ciolo.
bracco [Ger. bracke], M. : BRACH (hunting-
dog); police-officer.
brace [? Ger. -sa, fire], M.: live coals;
coke.
bra-che [-ca], F. PL.: see -ca. -chetté-
ne, M.: (arch.) ornament of an arch.
-chieràio, M.: truss-maker. ~chiére,
M.: truss. -china, dim. of -ca. -chi-
no, M.: busybody; gossip.
bra-eiat [-ce], F.: live coals. -eiaiòlo,
M., -eiaiòla, F.: maker or seller of coke.
-eière, M.: brasier. -eina, F., -eino,
M.: kindling-seller; dirty person; bad
painter. -eiòla, F.: fry. -eiolétta,
dim. of -ciola. -eiolîna, car. dim. of
-ciola. -eiudlat = -ciola.
bràcoj, M.: mire, mud.
bracéne, aug. of -chino.
brado [L. bravus], ADI. : untamed, wild.
bradipo [Gr. bradupods, slow-footed], M.:
(zool.) sloth.
bradénet, M.: loose sleeve.
bradimef?, M. : herd of wild cattle.
bréget, F.: live coals.
brage
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bra-ghésse} = -che. -ghiéret =-chiere.
braghesse
bragia}, F.: smoldering coals.
brago [Ger. brack], M.: mire (mud);
swamp.
brà-ma [?], F.: great desire. -man-
gièrej, M.: appetizing dish. -mare,
TR., INTR.: desire (wish).
bramino [Hindoo], M.: Brahmin.
bràmitoj, M.: cry or howl of animals.
bra-mosaménte, ADV.: eagerly. -mo-
sia, F.: great desire, eagerness. -mo-
sità = -mosia. ||=méso [brama], ADJ.:
desirous (eager).
bràn-ca [L.], F.: claw; clutch; BRANCH
(part of anything, as branch of science,
etc.); paw}. -caref, TR.: clutch, snatch.
-cata, F.: handful. -catina, dim. of
-cata. -chettino, dim. of -chetto. -chét-
to, dim. of -co.
branehia [Gr.], F.:
fishes.
branchia, gill of
bran-eicaménto, M.: handling. ||=ei-
care [-ca], TR.: touch, handle. -eica-
tira, F.: touching; sign, mark. -ei-
céne, M.: touch-all; meddler; = -co-
lone}. -co, M.: herd (flock); assemblage.
-colare, INTR.: grope along. -coléne,
-coléni, ADV.: gropingly. -cheeia,
dim. of -ca.
bran-da [?], r.: camp-bed (cot). -del-
létto, -dellino, dim. of -dello. -dèllo,
M.: tatter; bit (fragment).
bran-dire, TR.: BRANDISH; INTR.}: be
excited. -ditére,Mm.: brandisher. -do
[OGer. brant], M.: BRAND (sword).
brandénef, M.: rag; piece.
brano [?], M.: piece (bit, esp. of goods).
brascaj, F.: cabbage.
bra-véeeio, M.: disp. of -vo; bully.
-vaeeiéne, disp. aug. of bravaccio.
-vaménte, ADV.: bravely; resolutely.
-vare, TR., INTR.: brave (defy); threaten.
-vata, F.: defying; severe reprooff.
-vatòrioj, ADJ.: threatening. -vaz-
z&ta, F.: boasting. -wazzot = -vac-
cio. -vazzéne, M.: bully (swaggerer).
-veggiare, INTR., FREQ.: bluster (bully);
prance (of horses). -veria, F.: braving;
bravery (courage). -vière [?], M.. yel-
low-hammer. |l-vo [L.-vus], ADI.: skil-
ful (expert, excellent: us’ly after the
noun); brave (courageous); M.: bandit,
ruffian: alla -va, in a few moments.
-vara, F.: bravery; skill; fierceness}.
-varia = -vura.
bréeeia [OGer. brecha], F.: BREACH
(opening in a wall): far —, (fig.) persuade,
make an impression.
brénna [?], r.: jade (worn-out horse).
brénta [?], F.: bowl (cup).
bréttot, ADJ.: miserable; foolish; sordid.
bré-ve [L. -vis], ADJ.: BRIEF (short); M.:
brillantare
BRIEF; papal letter; charm worn around
the neck (trinket); (mus.) note held two
beats; statute; apv.t: briefly; im (fra)
—, shortly. -veménte, ADV.: briefly
(shortly). -vettàre, TR.: patent. -vét-
to, M.: decree; patent. -vidref, TR.:
abbreviate. -vidrio, M.: breviary. -vi-
eéllot, M.: lime-twig. -viloquènza, F.:
brevity (conciseness of speech). -vilò-
quioj, M.: compendium ; brief discourse,
-vita, F.: brevity.
bréz-za [? orezzo], F.: cool breeze. -zét-
ta, -zettina, -zolina, dim. of -za.
-z6ne, M.: strong breeze.
briat, F.: measure.
briachézzat, F.: trouble (affair); drunk-
enness.
brif-co [ubriaco], ADI.: drunk.
M.: drunkard.
briccat, F.: precipice (steep place).
bricchéttot, M.: little mule; ass.
brieei-ca [ak. to brincello], F.:
-eare, INTR.: be absorbed in trifles.
briceo! [Ar.], M.: coffee-pot.
briccof 2, M.: ass.
briccolaf, F.: catapult.
bricco-naeeio, disp. of -ne. -néta,
F.: knavishness (roguery). -neéllo,
dim. and car. of -ne. |\briccé-ne [?],
ADJ.: knavish (roguish); M.: knave (rogue).
-neggiàre], INTR.: be aknave. -neria,
F.: roguery.
bri-eiaj, F.: crumb of bread. bri-
eiola, dim. of -cia. -eiolino, dim. of
-ciolo. bri-eiolo, M.: bit (very small
part). :
brièvej = breve.
bri-ga [?], F.:
-céne,
trifle.
trouble; noisej. -ga-
diére, M.: non-commissioned officer;
brigadier. -gantAggio, M.: brigandage.
-gante, M.: brigand; hired soldier;
rascal; PART.}: intriguing. -gantéllo,
dim. of -gante. -gantino, M.: brigan-
tine. -gére, INTR.: scheme, intrigue;
TR.: scheme for. -gata, F.: company
(troop); friends; flock of birds; crowdf;
family}; bundlet (mass of things). -ga-
tiecia, disp. of -gata. -gatélla,
-gatina, dim. of -gata. -ghélla, M.:
mask in Italian theatre.
brigidino [made by nuns of St. Brigida],
M.: small cake; tassel.
bri-glia [OGer. brittil], F.: BRIDLE; PL.:
reins. -glidio, M.: maker or seller of
bridles. -gliétta, -gliettina, dim. of
glia. -gliéne, aug. of -glia. -glidz-
zo}, M.: snaffle (muzzle).
brigéso}, ADJ.: quarrelsome; difficult;
fatiguing.
brilla [?], F.: rice-mill.
bril-laménto, M.: brilliancy. -lan-
tare, TR.. cut into facets; sprinkle
brillante
with sugar. -lamte, m.: brilliant; the
funny man; ADJ.: brilliant. ||-lare [2],
INTR.: be brilliant (scintillate, shine,
sparkle). -latéio, M.: rice-sieve. -la-
tara, F.: cleaning.
brillo [?], ADJ.: tipsy.
bri-na [L. pruina], F. : white-frost (rime).
-nare, INTR.: fall as white frost. -né-
ta, F.: fall of frost; frost. -néto,
ADI. : frosted, whitened (hair, beard).
brin-eéllo [variant of brandello], m.:
crumb, bit. -déllo, M.: piece, rag (of
clothing). -delléne, M.: ragamuffin
(slovenly person).
brin-dare, INTR.: propose a toast.
|[brim-disi [Ger. Ich bring’ dir’s, ‘I
bring it to thee’], M.: toast (health);
poem read at a banquet.
brindésof, ADJ.: hoary.
bri-o [?], M.: vivacity (spirit); couragef.
-osaménte, ADV.: vivaciously. -osétto,
dim. of -oso. -6s0, ADJ.: vivacious (spir-
ited; frisky); gay.
brisciaméntoj, M.: shuddering, shivering.
bri-scola [? Ger. pritschen, strike], F.:
trick at cards; PL.: blows. -scolàre,
TR.: strike. -scolîna, -scolino, dim.
of -scola.
bri-vidio, M.: continued shivering or chill.
|[bri-vido [? L. frigidus], M.: shivering.
brizzola-to [?], ADJ.: speckled. -tara,
F.: speckled appearance; checker-work.
bròb-bio, -brioj, M.: opprobrium.
bròccai [Gr. préchous, cup], F.: pitcher
(jar); contents of a jar.
broc-caj 2, F.: twig. -carej1,TR.: urge
(stimulate).
broc-caref 2 []. L.], TR.: stitch. -ca-
tèllo, M.: brocatel; variegated marble.
-catîno, dim. of -cato. -cato, M.: bro-
cade; stockadet ; palisadej.
broc-chétta [-ca 1], F., -chétto, -chi-
‘ mo, M.: small pitcher.
rontexe D. L. buecularius], M.: buck-
er.
brée-co [-ca2], M.: splinter; sproutt.
bròc-colo, M.: broccoli; blockhead. -co-
létto, dim. of -colo. -colésot, -cola-
to, ADJ.: having sprouts.
brò-da, F.: thin soup; wish-wash; miry
water: dare la — addosso a uno, give a
person all the blame. -daio, M.: soup-
seller. -dettàto, ADJ.: done in broth.
-détto, M.: egg-soup; Spartan soup.
-dicchio, M.: thin soup; (fig.) heavy
dew; mud. -diglia, F.: more common-
ly -diechio. |\\bré=-do [OGer. brod], M.:
BROTH (soup); (fig.) insipid composition.
-dolino, .: dirty child. -doléne, M.:
slovenly eater. -doléso, ADJ.: of broth
(broth-) ; dirty} (greasy).
brodénej, Mm. : sleeve ornament.
brumale
brògio [?], M.: dullard.
bro-gliare, INTR.: scheme (plot, intrigue);
be agitated}. |lbré-glio [? brolo], M.:
scheme (plot, intrigue); seditiont; tu-
multy.
bréllot, ADJ.: naked; miserable.
bròlo [Celt.], m.: garden; park; garlandy.
brò-mo [Gr. brémos, bad smell], M.: bro-
mine. -muro, M.: bromide.
bronchi, PL.: cf. -co. -chidle, ADJ.:
bronchial. -chite, F.: bronchitis.
bréneio [?], M.: grudge; anger.
brén-co [?], M.: sprout: stem; trunk:
-chi, bronchial tubes. -eéme, M.: big
branch.
bronto-lare [ak. to Gr. brontdo, sound],
INTR.: mutter (rumble); grumble. -lio,
M.: continued muttering, rumbling. -1é-
ne, M.: grumbler.
bron-zare, TR.: bronze.
bronzing. -zino, ADJ.: bronzed (bronze-
coloured). -zista, M.: bronze-worker.
Ibrén-zo [?], M.: bronze; PL.: bronze
works (objects of art).
bròscia, more commonly sbroscia.
bru-care [-co], TR.: eat off leaves (said
of worms, sheep, etc.); gather leaves.
-catére, M.: one that strips off leaves.
-catura, F.: stripping off leaves.
bru-eénte, ADJ.: burning. -eiacehia-
re, freq. of -ciare. -eiaménto, M.:
burning; conflagration. -eia=pélo (‘burn-
hair’): (a —), aDv.: tirare a —, fire at
close range; prendere a —, suddenly.
Il-eisre [ak. to L. perurere, ‘burn up’],
TR.: burn; cauterize; INTR.: burn, be
hot. -eifta, F.: roasted chestnut. -eia-
téio, M.: seller of roasted chestnuts.
-eiatieeio, M.: bits of anything burned.
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-zatara, F.:
-eiatina, car. dim. of -ciata. -eiatà-
ra, F.: cauterization.
brieio = bruco.
brueio = bruciore.
bru-eiolito{, ADJ.: worm-eaten. |/bra-
eiolo}, M.: small worm; chip (bit).
brueiére [-ciare], M.: itch, smart.
brico [L. -chus], M.: little worm (grub);
button-loop ; button-hole.
bruire}, INTR.: rumble (of the bowels).
brullazzoj, ADJ.: blear-eyed.
bruli- came, M.: swarm (multitude).
||-care [bollicare], INTR.: swarm. -chio,
M.: swarming.
brul-laméntef, ADV.: miserably. ||-lo
[2], ADJ.: naked (bare); very poor (miser-
able).
brulòtto [Fr. -lot (-ler)], m.: fire-ship.
brama} 1, F.: ship-worm.
bra-maz [L., ‘fog’], F.: (poet.) winter;
(fig.) old age. -màio, M.: Brumaire (2d
month in the first French republic). -ma-
le, ADI.: (poet.) brumal, wintry.
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bru-nazzof, ADI. : slightly brown. -nèl-
lo, ADJ.: brownish. -nellueecio, dim.
of -no. -nettino, car. dim. of -netto.
-nézza, F.: brownness (swarthiness).
-niménto, M.: burnishing. -nîre, TR.:
burnish (polish); cleanf. -nitéio, M.:
burnishing (polishing) tool. -nitére, M.:
burnisher (polisher). -nitéra, F.: bur-
nishing (polishing). |l-no [OGer. brin],
ADJ.: BROWN, dusky (poorly lighted; dark);
M.: brown; mourning. -nòtto, nòzzo],
dim. of -no.
brudlot = brolo.
brunazzo
brisca [OGer. brusta], F.: BRUSH for
horses.
bruscaménte [-sco], ADV.: brusquelv
(abruptly).
bruscaref, TR.: prune (trim).
bruschétte [-ca], F. PL.: game of cuts
played by children.
bru-schétto, dim. of -sco. -schézza,
F.: brusqueness (rudeness). |l-=sco [?],
ADJ.: brusque (rough, rude, abrupt); harsh;
sour.
brusco-lino, dim. of -scolo. ||brasco-
lo [-sca], M.: mote, particle (in the eye).
brusio [ak. to bruire], M.: buzz (confused
murmur); uproar; praise (applause); great
quantity.
brustolarej, TR.: toast, grill.
bru-tale, ADJ.: brutal. -talità, F.: bru-
tality. -talménte, ADV.: brutally. -teg-
giaret, INTR.: act, live as a beast. |l-to
[L. -tus, stupid], M.: brute (beast); ADJ.:
without reason. -ttacehidlo, dim. of -tto.
-ttdecio, disp. of -tto. -ttaménte,
ADV.: meanly. -ttare, TR.: soil, stain.
-tteréllo, ADJ.: rather ugly. -ttézza,
F.: ugliness. -ttino, dim. of -tto. -tto,
ADJ.: ugly; disagreeable; gloomy; thought-
ful. -ttorej, M., -ttura, F.: ugly thing.
bruum [echoic], INTERJ.: boom (of guns).
bruzzaglia [?], F.: mass (mob, rabble) ;
confusionf.
briz-zico [bar-luzzico, ‘twi-light’],
-zo}, braz-zolo, M.: morning-twilight,
dawn.
bua [Sp.], F.: childish word for pain
bu-feeiot, M.: disp. of -e, dunce. ||-ae-
eidla [bue], F., -aeeidlo, M.. dunce.
-aeeiolita, F.: foolish acts or words.
-Aggine, -assàggine, F.: stupidity;
awkwardness (clownishness).
bubalinoj, M.: young buffalo.
bubbola! [?], F.: HOOPOE (crested bird).
bib-bola2 [Gr. boubén, swelling], F.:
trifle (nonsense); foolish story. -bola-
re, INTR.: thunder; hum; shiver; TR.j:
squander one’s means. -bolàta, F.:
nonsense, trifle. -boliéra, F.: bridle-
rein. biab-bolo, M.: bell (on a horse or
dog). -boléne, M.:babbler. -béne,m.:
budellone
bubo. -bémico, ADJ.: bubonic.
= bubbola.
bu bu [echoic], bow-wow; noise, cry.
pubialeat, F.: acre of land; kind of
measure.
bi-ca [OGer. bitch = Ger. bauch, paunch],
F.: cave; narrow valley; hollow (pit, hole).
-eacchiare, freq. of -care. -cheeia,
disp. of -ca. -chre, TR.: pierce (perfo-
rate, bore); REFL.: prick one’s self.
buca-taia, F.: washerwoman. -téio,M.:
washerman. -tino, dim. of -to. ||bued=
to [?], m.: BUCKing (washing); washing
(things to be washed). -tiira, F.: bucking
(washing). -turina, dim. of -tura.
bicchero [Gr. botkaros], M.: reddish
clay (used in making vases); vase (jar);
dark red colour.
bie-eia [?], F.: bark; peel (hull); skin.
-eifita, F.: blow from a peeling.
bueeicata [7], F., as in: non sapere
una —, know nothing of the matter.
buecièreij, M.: butcher.
bieei - na [L.], F.: trumpet (of the an-
cients). -néret,INTR.: trumpet; divulge.
bieeino [L. -nus], M.: buccinum (whelk).
biecio [-cia], M.: surface of hides (skin).
bueeiòloj, m.: reed; length of a joint.
bueeiéso}, ADJ.: having skin.
baccola [L. bucula], F.: earring.
buc-célica [Gr. boukolikés, pastoral], F.:
bucolic. -edlico, ADI.: bucolic.
bueèfalo [Gr. Bouképhalos, Alexander’s
horse], M.: (jest.) Bucephalus (charger,
horse).
bueèllo}, M.: young ox.
bueen-torioj, -tòro}, M.: bucentaur.
bucheràme}, M.: buckram (coarse cloth).
bu-cheraret [-co], TR.: make holes,
pierce. -cherdto, ADJ.: full of holes.
-cherélla, F.: small hole. -cherel-
lare, TR.: pierce. -cherèllo, M.: small
hole. -chétta, dim. of -ca. -chétto,
dim. of -co. -china, dim. of -ca. -chi-
no, dim. of -co.
bueifcchio}, M. : young ox.
bi-ei, INTERJ.: hush. ||-eiedre |-lica-
re], INTR., REFL.: stir (move gently).
bueinare [buccina], INTR.: sound abroad,
rumor.
bieine [?], F.: fishing-net; partridge-net.
bueintòro [Gr. boukéntauros], M.: bu-
centaur (Venetian state barge).
bi-co [-ca], M.: hole; small, dark room.
-colina, dim. of -ca. -colino, dim. of
-co. -céne, aug. of -co. -eneeio, dim.
and disp. of -co.
bu-dellamey, M.: entrails. bowels. -del-
lino, pl. —ne or —na, dim. of -dello.
l-@é1lo [L. botellus, little sausage], M.:
BOWEL (intestine); us’ly pl. -delléne,
aug. of -dello.
-bulat
\
budriere
budrière}, M.: shoulder-belt.
base [L. bos], pl. -oî, M.: ox; (fig)
dunce. -éssat, F.: cow.
bifa-la, F. of -lo. -lata, F.: buffalo-
race (held at Florence); poetry written
for this occasion. -limo, ADJ.: of buffa-
loes, buffalo. ||ba&fa-lo [Gr. bovbalos],
M.: buffalo (wild ox); blockhead. -16-
ne, aug. of -lo.
bu-fare, INTR.: storm and snow. -fèra,
F.; hurricane; hailstorm. -ffa, F.: blast};
jestt (trifle); hood, cowl, vizor. -ffare,
INTR.: blow; jest}; banter. -ffettaret,
INTR.: pant. -ffétto, M.: BUFFET, light
slap; ADJ.: pan —, light bread. |l=ffo
[?], M.: puff (gust of wind, blast); ADI.:
curious; comical; M.: comic actor or
singer. -ffondref, INTR.: play the buf-
foon. -ffondta, F.: buffoon’s trick,
buffoonry. -ffoneèlla, F., -ffoneèllo,
M.: dim. of -ffona and -ffone. -fona,
F., -ff6me, M.: BUFFOON, jester. -ffo-
neggiare, INTR.: play the buffoon. -ffo-
neria, F.: buffoonry. -ffonescamén-
te, ADV.: as a buffoon. -ffonésco, -ffo-
névolej, ADJ.: buffoon.
bifolo}, M.: buffalo.
bufonchiare = bofonchiare.
bugia: [ak. to Ger. bose, bad], F
(falsehood).
bugia2 [Bugia, Algerian city], F.: flat
candlestick.
‘bu-giàeeia [-giat], disp. of -gial. -giar-
dieeio, disp. of -giardo. -giarda-
ménte, ADV.: falsely. -giardéllo,
dim. of -giardo. -giarderia, F.: lie.
-giardino, dim. of -giardo. -gidrdo,
Abs.: lying (false); M.: liar: pero —,
kind of pear. -giardòlo, dim. of -giar-
do. -giardéne, aug. of -giardo. -giét-
ta, dim. of -gia.
bu-gigsttolo [disp. dim. of -gio], M.
small room; hiding-place. |l-giot, M
hole; ADI.: "pierced. °
bu-giéne [-giat], M.: big liar.
eia, -giazza, dim. of -gia.
bugliàret, INTR.: be agitated; come to
blows.
bugliòlo [ak. to buiolo],
tub (bucket).
bugliéne [Fr. bouillon], m.: broth} ; con-
fused mass.
bugliudlo} = bugliolo.
* bi-gnat [?], F.: bossage.
bossed.
ba-gnaj2 = -gnola. |l-gno [?], M.: bee-
hive ; small, restricted place. bu-gnola,
Bie straw ‘basket, etc.; pulpit. -gmo-
létta, -gnolina, dim. of -gnola. bia-
gnolo, M.: small basket for fruits, etc.
-gnolénet, aug. of -gnolo.
buieeiot, M.: slight darkness.
-gitte-
M.: small barrel ;
-gnato, M
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burbanzoso
buina [bue], F.: cow-dung.
buînot, ADJ.: bovine.
bu-io [?], ADI.: dark (obscure); M.: dark-
ness, obscurity; night; (jest.) lockup.
-iéret, M.: darkness.
bulbot!, ADJ.: austere, morose.
bal-bo2 [L. -bus], M.: BULB; eye-ball.
-béso, ADJ.: bulbous.
bulé-siaf, F., -sio}, M.: pastern. :
bulgaro [Bulgaria], M.: kind of dark
red leather.
buli-cAme}, M. : bubbling springs, source;
crowd. -céret, INTR.: boil; bubble up;
swarm.
balimaf, F.: crowd, throng.
bualimof, m.: bulimy (illness which causes
hunger).
buli-narej, TR.: engrave. -nista, M
burinist (engraver). ||buli-no [OGer.
bora, auger], M.: burin (graver); engrav-
er; engraving.
bwl-la [L.], F.: neck ornament worn by
Roman boys; = bdollat. -létta, F.:
small nail; shoe-tack ; upholsterer’s nail;
passportt ; lottery ticket}. -lettaio, M
nail-seller. -lett&ame, M.: quantity of
nails. -lettàret, TR.: embellish, strength-
en with nails. -lettima, dim. of -letta.
-lettinaio, M.: ticket-seller. -lettino,
M.: bulletin; billet}; permit} (passport);
theatre ticket. -letténe, M.: large up-
holsterer’s nail (for decorating).
bulsînoj, M.: pursiness; shortness of
breath.
bum [echoic], m.: boom of cannons.
budi, PL. of bue.
buonaccérdof, M.: harpsichord.
buon for buono before consonants (exc. s
impure). -amano = bonamano. -amén-
te} = bonamente. -auguratof, ADJ.:
auspicious; fortunate. -a=vòglia = bo-
navoglia. =détot, ADJ.: abundant. =fat-
tot, M.: benefit. =gustaiot = bongu-
staio. |\buén-o [L. bonus], ADI.: good
(excellent ; kind; docile, strong; genuine);
M.: good; advantage: di buon’ ora, early :
far buon viso, give a kind welcome; una
buona volta, at last; essere in buone
acque, be favourably situated. =òminij
= bonomini.
burat-tare, TR.: bolt, sift. -tèllof, M
sieve, bolter. -tindio, M.: puppet show-
man. -tinàta, F.: poor dramatic per-
formance. -tino, ADJ.: as in birba -tina,
rabble; M.: puppet; puppet-show; dim.t
of -to. ||burat-tof [? ak. to L. burrus,
red; red texture], M.: thin goods (bomba-
zin); sieve, bolter
burban-za [?], F.: pride, vanity. -zaret,
INTR.: boast. -2zéscot, ADJ.: proud. -zo-
saménte, ADV.: proudly. -zéso, ADJ.:
proud, vain, i
burbera
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barbe-ra [?], F.:
weights; capstan.
(austere); sullen.
burchiellésco [Burchiello], ADI. : in the
style of Burchiello (comic poet).
bur-chiellétto, -chiellino, -chiéllo,
dim. of -chio. ||-chio [ak. to rimorchio],
M.: transport-boat.
‘bare [L. -ris], F.: plough-handle.
burélla}, F.: prison (dungeon).
Bur-gégna, F.: Burgundy. -gognése,
-gognéne, ADJ.: Burgundian.
buridno}f, M.: kind of wine.
buriasso}, M.. instructor (of tilters) ;
prompter.
buricco []. L. -ricus], M.: ass.
bar-la [?], F.: deceit (trick); joke.
-lare, TR.: deceiver ; INTR.: joke (ban-
ter); REFL.: laugh at. -latéref, M.:
joker (wag; banterer). -lescaménte,
ADV.: jokingly (banteringly). -lésco,
ADJ.: burlesque (ludicrous); bantering
(facetious). -létta, F.: dim. of -la; farce
(light opera). -lévolej, ADJ.: jesting.
-lièroj, ADJ.: jesting, facetious. -lo-
nféeeio, disp. of -lone. -léna, F., -16-
ne, M.: joker (wag).
barot, ADI. : dark. _
burocrà-tico, ADI. : bureaucratic. ||-zia
[Fr. bureau, Gr. krateîn, govern], F.: bu-
reaucracy.
burràio [-rro], M.: butterman.
burrà-sca [? borea], F.: hurricane;
storm; misfortune. -schétta, dim. of
-sca. -seéso, ADJ.: stormy, threatening.
bur-rato, ADJ.: with butter, buttered.
ll-ro [butirro], M.: butter.
bur-roneèllo, dim. of -ne. ||-réne [ak.
to borro], M.: deep revine; precipice.
burréso}, ADJ.: buttered; buttery.
busaref}, TR. : pierce.
busbac-caref, INTR.: deceive. -cheriaj,
F.: deceit (cheating). -'cot, m.: deceiver.
busberia}, F.: imposture.
bus-ca, F.: search; inquiry: andare in
(alla) —, go searching at random. -cac-
chiare, TR.: go in search of. -c-alfà-
na, F.: miserable nag. ||-eare [Sp. -car
(-co, BUSH)], TR.: seek or hunt after (of
dogs); (fig.) win by effort; hunt up (find,
get); REFL.: procure one’s self: — di
botte, or -carne, get a drubbing.
buscherio [?], M.. noise (bustle) ; crowd.
buschéttat = bruschette.
bu-sciénet, M.: thorny bush; jungle.
-sco}, M.: straw. -scolinof, dim. of -co.
busée-chia [Lomb. -ca (buzzo), stomach],
F., buséc-chio, M.: intestine; sausage.
busnaga [Sp. bisnaga], F.: fennel-like
plant.
bisoj, M.: hole; ADJ.: pierced; empty,
useless.
crane for raising
-ro, ADJ.: severe
cacatoio
bias-sa},F.: blow (stroke); trouble; sorrow.
-saméntoi, M.: beating. |l-sare [? L.
pulsare], INTR.: beat (strike), knock at a
door. -séta, F.: (fig.) hurt; quarrel.
-satina, dim. of -sata. -satéref, M.:
beater, knocker. -se, F. PL.: slap; hurt.
bus-sétto, M.: polisher (shoemaker’s tool).
ll-sot [L. buxus], M.: Box-tree; little box;
noise. bis-sola, F.: mariner’s compass;
hand-cart; horse-brush; house-door. bis-
solo}, M.: little box. -solòtto, M.: little
box.
bussénej, M.: BASSOON.
ba-sta [-rida (L. -xus, Box-wood)], F.:
paper-Box ; box (case); envelope. -stéia
{-sto], F.: maker of stays. -staio, M.:
maker of stays. -sto, M.: BUST; stays
(corset); trunk} of the body ; monumenty;
bodice.
butîr-ro [L. butyrum],M.: BUTTER. -ré-
so, ADJ.: containing butter; butyraceous.
butta=fuòri, M.: call-boy in a theatre.
=là, F.: closet, wardrobe. ||butta-re
[OGer. bozen, knock], TR.: throw; decry ;
REFL.: let one’s self down; be discour-
aged. -ta, F.: sprout, shoot.
butteradto, ADJ.: pock-marked.
tero! [?], M.: pock-mark.
buittero2 [?], M.: cow-boy.
butterésot, ADJ.: pock-marked.
buzzicare [ak. to bucicare], INTR.: move,
stir.
buzzi-chéllof, M.: little noise. -cehiof,
M.: whispers.
bazezo [OGer. butze], M.: stomach; pin-
cushion}; ADJ.: cloudy: è tempo —, it is
cloudy weather. -zéne, M.: aug. of -20;
one who has a large stomach.
buzzirro [?], M.: Swiss who sells roasted
chestnuts, polenta, etc.
|bat-
Cc
ce ei [L.], m.: c (the letter).
ca’}, for casa, house.
céba-la [Heb.], F.: cabala (Jewish doc-
trine); cabal (intrigue). -lare, INTR.:
cabal (plot); form wild projects; circum-
vent (deceive). -létta, F.: lively melody
(at the end of a song). -lista, M.: cab-
alist. -listico, ADI.: cabalistic. -léne,
M.: plotter (meddler).
cabina [Eng. cabin], F.: cabin in a ship.
caca-dubbi, M.: (vulg.) eternal waverer.
-iòla, F.: diarrhea. =pensiéri}, M.:
suspicious fellow. ||eacd=re [L.], INTR.:
void (the bowels, CAck). -rèlla, F.:
diarrhoea. =sòdo, M.: important pre-
tender; pedant. =stécohi, M.: miser.
cacé-ta, F.: evacuation. -téio, M.:
cacatura
water-closet. -tira, F.: excrement of
insects. cacca, F.: (child.) excrement.
eacca-baldole, r. PL.: blandishments,
flatteries.
cac=céo, -cdos [Mex.], M.:
or nut).
cac-chiatèlla, F.: small white loaf.
-|l-chiof, M.: vine-sprout or shoot. -chié-
ne, M.: worm of the bee; PL.: flies’ eggs.
-chionésoj, ADJ.: full of worms.
eée-eia, F.: CHASE (hunt, hunting);
game. -eia=didvolif, M.: conjurer.
-eiagiéne, F.: game (prey). -eiamén-
to}, M.: chasing away. ||-etare [1. L. cap-
tiare (L. capere, take)], INTR.: CHASE
(hunt); spur on; expel; pursue}; REFL.:
intrude one’s self. -eiata, F.: hunt
(pursuit); expulsion. -eiatéia, F.: punch;
driver. -eiatéra, F.: hunting-coat: al-
la —,in the manner of hunters. -eia-
tore, m.: hunter (sportsman); light-
armed soldier. -eiatriee, F.: huntress.
-eia-vite, F.: screw-driver.
caeeiticco [?], M.: highly seasoned fish-
soup.
cacco-la [cacca], F.: dirt in sheep’s wool ;
rheum. -léso, ADJ.; rheumy (bleared).
caeétto [-cio], M.: small cheese.
cache-réllo [cacca], M.: dung (of sheep,
etc.). -réso, ADJ.: awkward; disagreeable.
ca-chessia [Gr. kach-exia, bad condition],
F.: (med.) cachexy. -chèttico, M.: suf-
ferer from cachexy.
cachinnoj, M.: burst of laughter.
ca-eidia, F.: place for keeping cheese.
-eidia, F., -eidio, M.: cheese-maker.
-eiaidla, F., —lo, M.: cheesemonger.
=eimpér(i)o, M.: cheese-custard. ||-eio
[L. -seus], M.: CHEESE: essere pane e —,
be very intimate; essere come il — su’ mac-
cheroni, be useful, opportune. -eidla,
F.: small round cheese. -etolino, M.:
small fresh cheese. -eidso, ADJ.: case-
ous, cheesy.
caco= [Gr. kakés, bad]: -fonia [Gr. pho-
né, sound], F.: cacophony (disagreeable
sound). -fònico, ADJ.: cacophonic (harsh-
sounding). -grafia (Gr. grdphein, write],
F.: cacography (bad spelling).
cacimef, M.: summit.
ca-dévere [L. -daver], -daverof, M.,
corpse (cadaver). -davèrico, -dave-
réso}, ADJ.: cadaverous.
cadatinof, PRON. : every one (each).
caddi, PRET. of cadere.
ca-dénte, PART., ADJ.: cadent (falling);
failingt. -dènza, F.: cadence; pause.
-denzàto, ADJ.: having cadences. ||-dére
[L. cadere], IRR.$; INTR.: fall.
$ Pret. cdd-di, -de; -dero. Fut. cadrò.
sa forms: cag-gi, -giono; cdggia; cadti,
cadé,
cocoa (palm
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cadétto [L. *capitettus (caput, head)], M.:
cadet (younger son; military student);
ADJ.: younger.
ca-dévolet, ADJ.: frail; falling. -dimén-
to}, M.: fall. -ditéiat, F.: (fort.) port-
cullis; loophole. -ditéio}, ADJ.: falling.
cadmio (Gr. kadmeia], M.: cadmium.
cadueéo [L. -duceus], M.: caduceus (wand
of Mercury, carried also by heralds).
ca-dueita, F.: caducity (frailty); lapsed
will or contract. -diico [L. -ducus], ADI.:
caducous; frail, transitory: mal —, fall-
ing sickness (epilepsy). -duta [-dere],
F.: fall; relapse; mistake, transgression.
|l-dato, PART. of cadere.
caéndof}, GER. : seeking: andare —, seek
for.
caf-fè [Fr. café (Ar.)], M.: coffee (plant,
berry, or drink); café (coffee-shop).
-fedeeio, disp. of fe. -fe-aus [-fe,
Ger. haus], M.: COFFEE-HOUSE. -feino,
car. dim. of -fè. -feista, pl. —sti, M.:
coffee-drinker. -fettièra, F.: wife of
a coffee-house keeper; coffee-pot. -fet-
tiére, M.: coffee-house keeper.
caf-fétto, dim. of -fo. |l-fo [? capo], M.:
odd number; fortune; ADJ.: odd
Caffro, N.: Caffre.
eéfara}t, F.: camphor.
caggèntet, ADJ.: falling.
ca-gionaménto}, M.: cause. -giona-
re, TR.: cause (occasion). -gionatére,
M.: causer. -gioneélla, F.: slight
cause. ||=-giéne [occasione], F.: OCCA-
SION (cause, reason). -gionévole [who
gets sick from slight ‘cause’], ADJ.: weak
(sickly). -gionéso, ADJ.: sickly (infirm).
ciglia suBJ. of calere.
ca-gliare, INTR.: curdle (coagulate) ;
quail}. ||-glio [L. coagulum], M.: rennet.
cé-gna [L. -nia (-nis, dog)], F.: bitch;
low woman. -gnaeeio, -gnaceia,
disp. of -ne. -gnaia, -gnara, F.: bark-
ing of a pack of dogs; (fig.) uproar.
-gnazzot, M.: big ugly dog; ADJ.: dog-
like, ugly; violet-coloured. -gnesca-
calabrache
ménte, ADV.: surlily, threateningly.
-gnésco, ADJ.: doggish: guardare
(stare) in —, look at angrily. -gnétto,
dim. of -ne. -gninaf, F., -gninof, M.:
little dog. -gnéla, dim. of -gna. -gno-
létto, -gnolina, -gnolino, dim. of
-gna, -ne. -gnotto, M.: hireling (‘serving
dog’), tool; hired bully.
caîeco [Turk.], M.: caique.
caimano [Carib.], M.: cayman (alligator).
Ca-ina, F.: place in the last circle of
Dante’s Inferno. ||-imo, M.: Cain; trai-
tor.
cila [-lare], F.: bay, cove.
calabràche [?], M., INVAR.: game of
cards (between two).
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calabré-se [Calabria], M.: pointed felt
hat. -sèlla [?], r.: game of cards (one
against two). -sellista, pl. —sti, M.:
skilful player of -sella.
calabrese
calabréne [L. crabronis], m.: hornet
(wasp).
cala-fio}, M.: calker. ||-fatare [Ar.],
TR.: calk. -fato, M.: calker.
cala-maiata, F.: blow with an inkstand.
-maiétto, -maino, dim. of -maio.
ll-madio [L. -marium (-mus, reed)], M.:
inkstand; ink-fish. -maitieeio, disp.
dim. of -maio. -mandréaf, F.: ger-
mander (plant). -marétto, m.: little
ink-fish. -màro = -maio.
calaméntof, M.: going down.
ealamistro [-mo], M.: curling iron.
calamità [L. -tas], F.: calamity (mis-
fortune).
calami-ta [? calamo, reed; ref. to the
pivot of the needle], F.: loadstone (mag-
net); magnet needle (of a compass).
-tàre, TR.: magnetize. -tazidéne, F.:
magnetization.
calami-tosaménte, ADV.: disastrously.
|l-té6so [-tà], ADJ. : calamitous (wretched).
calamo [L. -mus], M.: cane (reed).
calandra [Gr.], F.: woodlark.
calandrino [character in Boccaccio],
M.: simpleton.
calàndro [cf. -dra], M.: mocking-lark.
calàppio [0Ger. klappa], M.: snare ; (fig.)
deceit.
cala-pranzi [-re, pranzo], M., INVAR.:
dumb-waiter. caléà-re ([Gr. chalén,
slacken], TR.: lower; INTR.: decrease; go
down (in price). calé-ta, F.: going down,
fall; declivity. -tima, F.: lowering of
the voice.
calbigia [?], F.: kind of fine grain.
cél-ca [-care], F.: crowd, multitude. -cé-
bile, ADJ.: that may be trodden under
foot. -ca=fògli, M.: paper-weight. -ca-
gnino, M. : heel (of a shoe, etc.). -eagno,
pl. -cagni or -cagna [L.-neum], M.: heel.
-ca-léttere, M.: paper-weight. -ménto,
M.: trampling. |l-earet [L. (calx, heel)],
TR.: trample (tread upon); oppress.
cal-cfre2 [-ce1], M.: calcite (carbonate
of lime). -edreo, -càrio], ADJ.: cal-
careous.
calcé-ta [-re], F.: trampling; highway}.
-taméntet, ADV.: closely. -téio, M.:
copying instruments; gun sponge; charger
for loading cannons. -térej = -toio.
calcatrieet, F.: cockatrice (fabled ser-
pent).
caleatira [-care],¥.: trampling, crushing.
eaéleet [L. calx], F.: lime, CHALK.
cilee2 [L. calx, HEEL], M.: now only in
in —, at the foot of the page; butt-endj
(of a lance, gun, etc.).
calderino
caleedònio [Kalkedon, Chalcedon], M.:
chalcedony.
caleéset, M. : (nav.) topmast.
caleestrizzo [? calcet, L. structus,
piled up], M.: cement, mortar.
cal-eétto [-ce2, heel], M.: low shoe,
pump; cloth shoef. -eiantef, M.: foot-
ball player. -eicdref, TR.: trample
upon.
calei-na [ak. to calce 1], F : lime; mor
tar. -nabile, ADJ.: calcinable. -nfe-
io, M.: rubbish (in old walls); broken
bricks. -néio, M.: lime pit; lime-trough.
-nare, TR.: calcine, pulverize; scatter
lime (to fertilize land); REFL: become
lime. -natòrio], ADJ.: pertaining to
calcination. -nattra, F.: calcination.
-naziéne, F.: calcinating. -nosità, F.:
liminess. -néso, ADJ.: of lime; like lime.
eéleio [L. calx, HEEL], M.: kick; butt-
end of a gun; staff of a lance; game at
foot-ball.
ealeistrazzo [calce], M.: mortar.
calei-trare [L. (calz, heel)], INTR. : kick
(calcitrate). -traziénef, F.: kicking,
(fig.) resistance. -trésoij, ADJ.: kicking.
calco [-care], M.: counter-drawing ; light
sketch.
cal-cografia, F.: calcography (engrav-
ing in brass); calcographical studio.
-cografico, ADJ.: calcographical. ||-cé-
grafo [Gr. chalkés, copper, gréphein,
write], M.: calcographer (engraver in cop-
per or brass); printer or seller of prints.
calcola [-care], F.: weaver’s treadle.
calco-labile, ADJ.: calculable. -lare,
TR.: calculate; suppose (think); INTR.:
compute by calculus. -latére, M.: cal
culator. -laziénef,F. : calculation. -lét-
-to, dim. of -lo. |lealeo-lo [L. cal-
culus, ‘pebble used in reckoning], M.:
calculation ; stone in the bladder. -lésof,
ADJ.: calculous (stony). caledé-saf, F.:
street (road).
ealeul. .{ = calcol. .
cél-da} [-do], r.: heating. -déia [L.-da-
ria], F.: CALDRON; kettle; boiler. -déict,
M.: kettle; boiler. -daidta, F.: kettle-
ful. -daiétta, dim. of -da. -daino, M.:
brasier (warming-pan). -daiéna, -daié-
ne, aug. of -daia, -daio. -daiudiat, dim.
of -daia. -daménte, ADV.: warmly,
vehemently (used only in fig. sense). -da-
ma, F.. burning in the face or head;
warm room where bread may rise; heat
of summer}; pleurisy}. -danino, ™.:
small brasier. -damo, M.: brasier. -da-
nieeio, disp. dim. of -dano. -dérot
=-daia. -deggiàre, TR.: favour. -de-
réio, M.: brasier.
calde-rèllo}, |l-rino [cardellino], M.:
goldfinch.
calderone
ealderéne}, M.: large kettle.
calde - rottino, M.: small tea-kettle.
II=ròtto [caldaro], M.: small kettle ; tea-
kettle.
calderigiof, M.: goldfinch.
cal-deruòlaj, F.: small kettle or boiler.
-détto, ADJ.: rather warm. -dézzat,
F.: heat; passion. -dieeiudlot, M
slight heat. -dinoj, M.: sunny spot.
ll-do [L. -idus], apJ.: warm, hot; M.:
heat. -dueecino, car. dim. of -duccio.
-daecio, dim. of -do. -dira, F.: heat,
heat of summer.
ed-le [3. Sing. of -lere]: it imports: avere
in non —, pay no heed to.
calefa-eiénte}, -ttivoj, ADJ.: calefa-
cient, heating. -ziénet, F.: calefaction.
caleidoscépio [Gr. kalés, beautiful, sko-
péin, see], M.: kaleidoscope.
ca-lèn for -lende. -lendario, -len-
déroj, M.: calendar. ||-lènde [L. -la-
re, call], F. PL.: calends. -lendinag-
gio, M.: Florentine festival, May 1.‘
ealéndulaj, F.: calendula Tomsiacl
calenzòlo [?], M.: greenfinch.
ealepino [author Calepio], M.: first Latin
dictionary ; big volume.
caléret, DEFECT.§; INTR.: care, be con-
cerned for: non me ne cale, I don’t care
about it.
$ Ind.: Pres. cdle; (poet.) Impf. caléva.
Pret. ca@lse. Subj.: Pres. cégdia. Impf. ca-
lesse. Ger. caléndo. Part. calito.
cales-sabile, ADJ.: passable for car-
riages. -sfieeio, disp. of -se. -sdnte,
M.: driver. -sAta, F.: calashful. |lcalès=
se [Bohem.], M.: calash (light carriage).
-sina, -sino, dim. of -se. calès-so,
M.: calash.
calèstro = galestro.
caléttai, r.: slice, bit.
ealet-tare [?], TR.: join closely (close
up); adjust.
calia [-lare],
rubbish ; tiresomeness.
cé-libet, M.: (med.) steel.
cali-brére, TR.: calibrate (find calibre
of); proportion. -bratéio, M.: calibre
compasses. eali-bro [Ar.], M.: calibre;
instrument for measuring the bore of a
cannon; (fig.) quality (character).
eéli-ee [L. -x],M.: chalice (communion
cup; cup; calix). -eétto, -eino, dim.
of -ce. -eiéme, M.: large cup; kind of
cakef.
calico [city Calicut], m.: calico.
calidità}, r.: calidity, heat.
lo, M.: caliphate. |l-liffo [Ar.],
M.: caliph.
ca-ligdre}, INTR.: become dark. |l-lî-
gine [L. -ligo], r.: mist (fog); darkness.
-liginéso, ADJ.: dark (caliginous).
F.: gold or silver filings; |,
calvinista TT
càl-lai, F.: field-path. -laia, F.: path;
opening}; sluicet. -lai(u)òlat, F.: snare
for rabbits. |l-le [L. -lis], M.: (poet.)
path, by-way.
ealli-dita}, r.: cunning. caélli-dof,
ADJ.: crafty (callid).
calli-grafia, F.: calligraphy. -grafi-
co, ADJ.: calligraphic. |lealli-grafo
(Gr. kalés, beautiful, gréphein, write], M
calligrapher.
cal-lista, M.:
chiropodist (remover of
corns, etc.).
Il-lo [L. -lum], M. : callosity,
corn.
calléne [calla], m.: sluice, lock (in ca-
nals).
cal-losità, F.: callosity. |l-16so [-0],
ADJ.: callous.
callòtta [Callott, Italian painter], M.
in figura del —, grotesque person.
cal-ma [Gr. kaîma, heat], F.: CALM (at
sea); tranquillity. -mànte, M.: anodyne
(soothing medicine). -mare, TR.: calm,
quiet; REFL.: become calm. -moi, ADJ.:
calm.
calmo jf 2, M.: twig, graft.
célo [-lare], M.: diminution, descent.
calégnaf, F.: calumny.
calomela-no (Gr. kal6s, beautiful, mé-
las, black], -’nos, M.: calomel.
calònaco = canonico.
ca-lére [L. -lor], M.: heat; (fig.) enthu-
siasm. -loria, F.: improving land (by
manuring or rotation of crops). -lérico,
m. : caloric, principle of heat. -lorifero,
M.: heater, furnace. -lorificof, ADJ.:
calorific, heating. -lorino, M.: slight
heat. -lorosaménte, ADV.: ardently.
-lorosità, F.: heat. -lordéso, ADJ.:
hot; fiery. -lortieeio, M.: slight heat.
calòscia [Fr.], F.: GALOSHE (overshoe).
calòscio}, ADJ.: weak, feeble.
cal-pestaméntoij, M.: trampling upon.
ll-pestare [-ce, pestare], TR.: trample
upon. -pestatére, M., -pestatriee,
F.: trampler. -pestio, M.: stamping.
calte-rirej, TR.: injure. -ritàraij, F.:
scratch.
ealucof, ADJ.: miserable, frail.
ealigginef, F.: down (of birds).
calumaàret, TR.: (nav.) let out the rope,
drag.
calan-nia [L. calumnia], F.: calumny
(slander), -niare, TR.: calumniate (slan-
der). -niatére, M., -niatrice, F.:
calumniator. -niaziénef, F.: calumny.
-niosaménte, ADV.: slanderously. -ni6-
so, ADJ.: calumnious.
calvare}, TR.: make bald.
ealvéllof, ADJ.: fine (said of grains).
calvézza [-vo], F.: baldness.
calvi- nismo [Calvin], M.: Calvinism.
-nista, M.: Calvinist; (jest.) bald person.
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cal-vizie, F.: baldness.
-vus], ADJ.: bald.
eaél-za [L. -cea (cf. -cio)], F.: stocking;
strainer; blow-pipe: di — disfatta, very
thin or weak; tagliare le -ze a, speak ill
of; tirar su le -ze a, worm out a secret
from. -zéàeeia, disp. of -za. -zai(u)ò-
lot, m.: hosier. -zaménto, m., pl. —ti
and —ta: shoes and stockings. -zante,
ADI. : (fig.) neat, suitable. -zére, TR.:
put shoes, gloves, etc., on, put or fit on;
REFL.: put or fit on (shoes, gloves, etc.);
INTR. : fit smoothly, look well; M.: shoes
and stockings. -zatéia, F.: prop; shoe-
horn. -zatéiot, M. : shoe-horn. -zati-
ra, F.: covering for the feet; shoes and
stockings. -zerénef, M.: coarse stock-
ings. -zeròtto, M.: half-hose. -zétta,
dim. of -za. -zettàia, F., -zettàio, M.:
hosier. -zimo, M.: half-hose, sock. -zo-
léio, M.: shoemaker. -zolaitiecio, M.:
poor shoemaker. -zoleria, F.: shoe-
maker’s shop. -zonfieei, disp. of -zoni.
-zoneini, car. dim. of -zoni. -zon-
eiéni, aug. of -zoni. -zéne, usly in
pl. -z6ni, M.: breeches. -zontieei,
disp. of -zoni. -zuòlot, M.: wedge,
prop; ferrule.
camaglio [cap(o), head, maglia, armour],
M.: CAMAIL (neck-armor).
camaleén-te [Gr. chamaî, on the ground,
léon, lion], M.: chameleon (lizard with
shifting colour); (Jig.) one who has no col-
our in his politics. -tèo, ADJ.: pertain-
ing to the chameleon. -téssa, F.: female
of the chameleon.
camangidref, M.: esculent herbs.
eamarlin-ga, F.: convent-matron; lady
in waiting}. -gato, M.: office of cham-
berlain. -gheria, F.: office of chamber-
lain. ‘go [Ger. kimmerling (kammer,
CHAMBER)], M.: CHAMBERLAIN ; treasurer,
administrator.
camàîto, us'ly scamato.
camàuro [?], M.: Pope’s cap.
cambellòtto = cammellotto.
cam-biale, F.: bill of exchange. -bia-
létta, -bialina, -bialiceia, dim. of
-le. -biaménto, M.: change. -bia=
monéte, M.: money-changer. ||-biare
[l. L.], INTR.: CHANGE (transform); TR. :
exchange; REFL.: change colour. -bia-
rio, ADJ.: of exchange (CAMBIAL). -bia-
tore, M.: banker. -biatàrat, r.:
change. -bia = valite, M.: money-
changer. esm-bio, M.: exchange: libero
—, free trade. -bista, M.: banker (cam-
bist).
cam-braiaf, r.: cambric. ||-bri (Cam-
brat, where made], M.: cambric.
camélia [Jesuit Camelli], r.: camellia.
céame-ra [L., vault], F.: CHAMBER (bed-
calvizie
\leA4l-vo [L.
camosciatura
room); chamber (of commerce), etc. -ra-
le, ADJ.: of a chamber (deliberative
body). -rata1, pl.—ti,m.: comrade (com-
panion). -rdta2, F.: division (of stu-
dents in a school); dormitory (for each
division). -rélla, F.: dim. of -ra; cell
containing the seed of grain. -riéra,
F.: lady's maid. -rieraeeia, disp. of
-riera. -rière, M.: valet, gentleman's
servant; prelate’s title. -rierina, car.
dim. of -riere. -rina, F.: small, pleasant
room. -rino, M.: dressing-room in a
theatre. -rista, F.: maid of honour.
-réna, aug. of -ra. -réne, M.: very large
room; disp.: large uncomfortable room.
-ròttoj = -retta. -rieeia, -rizzat,
disp. dim. of -ra.
cé-miee [l. L. -misia, cf. Eng.f camis),
M.: alb (priest’s garment). -mieétta,
dim. of -micia. -mieia, F.: shirt, smock.
-mieiaeeia, disp. of -micia. -mieiata,
F.: profuse perspiration (as causing change
of ‘shirt’); night-attack (by soldiers in
white shirts, Eng.} CAMISADE). -mieina,
F.: child’s shirt. -mieino, M.: smock,
CHEMISE. -mieidla, F.: flannel waist-
coat. -mieiolàia, F., -micioldio, M:
waistcoat seller. -mieiolina, dim. of
-miciola. -mieioléne, M.: heavy waist-
coat. -mieidéne, M.: coarse shirt. -mi-
eidtto, M.: blouse. -mieiuòlaj, F.:
flannel waistcoat. -misciat, F.: shirt.
camin. .=cammin. .
cammeista [cammeo], M.: engraver of
cameos.
cammellinot, M.: camlet.
cammeélio [Gr. kémelos], M.: camel.
camme-llòto [l. L. camelotum, camel's
hair], M.: camlet (a fabric). -lopàrdoi,
M.: camelopard.
cammeéo [1. L. cameus], M.: cameo.
cammi-nabile, ApJ.: fit for travel.
ll-mare [Celt., ak. to Fr. chemin, road],
INTR.: walk; travel; m.: walking; gait.
-nata, F.: walk; hallj. -natéra, F.
-natére, M.: walker (pedestrian, ram-
bler); traveller. -nattira, F.: walk,
gait.
cammi-nétto, M.: small fire-place (grate,
Eng.} CHIMNEY). -nièra, F.: fire-screen;
mantel-mirror. cammi-not [Gr. kémi-
nos], M.: hearth (fire-place) ; chimney.
cammino? [-nare], M.: walk, road.
camot, M.: rein; bridle.
camomilla [Gr. chamai-melon, earth-ap-
ple], F.: camomile.
ca-mòrra, F.: name of a secret (self-
seeking) Ital. society. -morrista, M.:
schemer. ||-mérro [Sp. chamorro, bald],
M.: weak, languid person; bore.
camo-sciéàre}, TR.: dress chamois leath-
er. -sciatura}, F.: dressing chamois
camoscino
leather. -scimof, ADJ.: of chamois
leather ||camòesciol [?], M.: CHAMOIS;
chamois leather.
caméseioj 2, ADJ.: flat-nosed (Eng.} CAM-
ous).
camòzza [-moscio1], F.:
chamois.
campacchifre}, INTR.: live in want, be
poor.
cam-pagna [-po], F.: open country or
field, country, CAMPAIGN, campagna). -pa-
gn(u)òlo, ADI.: of the country, country-,
(rustic); M.. countryman. -paiudlof,
ADJ.: rural. -pdle, ADI.: in the field;
(fig.) fatiguing: battaglia —, pitched
female of the
battle; giornata —, fatiguing day. -pa-
ménto [-pare 2], M.: provisions.
campà - na [Campania (where first
made ?)], F.: bell (church-bell); glass-
shade (to protect from dust); alembic:
avere le -ne grosse, be hard of hearing;
far la — tutta d’ un pezzo, do a thing
without interruption. -ndeeia, disp. of
-na. -na&eeio, M.: cow-bell (ram’s bell,
etc.). -maio, -naroj, M.: bell-ringer.
-nélla, F.: little bell; campanula (bell-
flower); door-bell; door-clapper (in form
of a ring); nose-ring (of animals); ear-
ring. -mellina, dim. of -nella. -nel-
lino, dim. of -nello. -nèllo, M.: hand-
bell; little bell. -milaeecio, disp. of
-nile. -nile, M.: campanile (bell-tower);
belfry: idee di —, intense love of one’s
town or neighbourhood. -nilétto, -ni-
lino, dim. of -nile. -nilista, M.: love
of one’s own town. -nîna, F.: small bell.
-nino= -naccio. -néne, M.: big bell.
cam-péreI [-po], TR.: us'ly scampare,
save; INTR.: escape. |l-pare2 [-po],
INTR.: live (more pop. than vivere); TR.:
nourish (maintain); (paint.) paint the
ground of; sculpture in relief. -peg-
giaménto, M.: encampment; camp.
-peggidre, INTR.: encamp; set off in
relief; besieget.
campéggio [Campeche], M. :
wood, logwood.
cam-peréeeio}, ADJ.: rural. -perél-
lo, M.: small field. ||-péstxe [-po], ADI.:
campestral, rustic. -pettino, -pétto,
dim. of -po. -picchidre, INTR.: live in
want. -pieèllo, M.: small field.
campigiàna [?], F.: very large brick.
cam-piof, ADJ.: of the country. -pio-
nario, M.: sample-book. -pioneino,
M.: small sample. -piéme, M.: cham-
pion; sample; registry-book; ledger;
rule, model. -piret, TR.: (paint.) paint
the ground of. -pitèllot, m.: small field.
ll-po [L. -pus], m.: field (plain); (fîg.)
freedom; camp; field of battle; field of a
shield; ground of a picture. -poraiòlo,
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M.: farmer on shares. -poréeeio, ADJ.:
cancheroso
of the country. -po-santo, M.: ceme-
tery; dévastated place. -pucchidre,
INTR.: be poor. -pwieeio, M.: small
field.
camuffare [capo muffare], TR., REFL.:
muffle up (mask, disguise); cheatt.
camusof, ADJ.: camous (flat-nosed).
ca-naeeio, M.: big ugly dog. |l-naglia
[-ne], F.: canaille (rabble). -nagliàe-
eia, disp. of -naglia. -nagliàta, F.:
act of the rabble. -nagliésco, ADJ.:
pertaining to the rabble. -naglitime,
M.: rabble ; gathering place of the rabble.
-nfio, M.: keeper of dogs. -nai(u)òlo,
M.: kind of sweet grape.
eanaé-le [L. -lis], M.:
irrigating-ditch. -létto, -lino, dim. of
-le. -lieeio, M.: little canal, gutter.
céna-pa [L. cannabis], F.: HEMP. -pàia,
F.: hemp-field. -péio, M.: dresser and
seller of hemp. -pélet, m.: rope, halter.
cana-pej, M.: hemp-rope.
cana-pé [Fr.; ak. to Eng. canopy], M.:
sofa. -peino, M.: small sofa.
canapétto [-po], M.: small rope.
canapigliat, F.: kind of wild duck.
cana-pino, ADJ.: hempen; M.: hemp-
dresser. ||cAma-po [-pa], M.: big rope,
cable. -pieeiat,F.: hemp-seed. -pule,
M.: stalk of hemp.
canari-na, Fr. [Canarie], -mo, M.: ca-
nary- bird; singer with a small voice;
ADI. : yellow.
canà-ta [cane], F.:
F.: pack of dogs.
keeper.
canavaeecio = canovaccio.
cancan [Fr.], m.: cancan (vulgar French
canal; channel;
reproof. -tteriai,
-ttièret, M.: dog-
dance).
caneel-labile, ADJ.: that can be can-
celled. -laméntof, M.: cancelling.
-lare, TR.: cancel (erase), -ldta, F.:
railing (rail-fence). -latina, dim. of
-lata. -l&to, PART., M.: railing (rail
fence). -latére, M., -latriee, F.:
canceller. -latiira, -lazione;, F.:
cancelling (erasure). -lerésco, ADI.:
belonging to chancery. -leria, F.: chan-
cery; chancellor’s residence. -liéra,
F.: chancellors wife. -lierdto, M.:
chancellorship. -liére, M.: registrar,
chancellor. -limo, M.: small lattice.
lleaneèl-lo [L. -lus (dim. of cancer,
lattice)], M.: cancel, enclosure, lattice,
chancel-bar.
can-eeréso, ADJ.: cancerous. -cheri-
no, M.: small canker. |lcAm-chero [L.
-cer, crab], M.: cancer (us’ly -cro); (fig.)
evil (trouble), plague; wretch; INTERJ.:
misery! fudge! -cheréne, M.: big
canker. -cheréso, ADJ.: cancerous.
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can-crèna [Gr.gîngraina (grain-, gnaw)],
F.. GANGRENE. -crenàre, INTR., REFL.:
gangrene. -crenéso, ADJ.: gangrenous.
eancro [L. -cer, crab], M.: cancer (ulcera-
tion; sign of the zodiac).
candé-la [L. (-re, be white)], F.: candle.
-labro, M.: chandelier. -laia, -lara,
F.: Candlemas. -létta, F.: small candle;
(med.) bougie. -(1)lière, M.: candle-
stick, candelabrum. -léna, F., -léne,
M.: large candle. -léra, F.: Candlemas.
cancrena
-létto, M.: thick, short candle. can-
dè-nteij, ADJ.: shining, candent.
candi-daménte, ADV.: candidly. -da-
ménto, M.: whiteness. -dato, ADJ.}:
attired in white; M.: candidate (Rom.
candidates dressed in white). -dézza,
F.: whiteness. -dissimo, ADJ.: very
white. |leamdi-do [L. -dus], ADJ.:
white, pure; ingenuous (sincere). -fi-
caref, TR.: make very hot.
can-dire [Turk.], TR.: candy, preserve.
-dito, PART.: candied; M. PL.: sweet-
meats.
ean-doj, ADJ.: white. |-dére [L. -dor],
M.: whiteness; purity, simplicity.
cé-ne [L. -nis],-M.: dog; low person
(rascal); dentist’s key; cock of a gun;
dog-star (Sirius); -méa, F.: barking of a
pack of dogs.
canè-fora [Gr. phéros, bearer], F.: girl
who brought baskets of flowers, etc., to
Pallas. cané-=stra [L. canistra (Gr.
kdneon, basket)], F.: small willow basket;
light carriage. -strdeeia, -stràecio,
disp. of -stro. -strdta, F.: basketful.
-strina, -strino, dim. of -stra, -stro.
cané-stro, M.: basket (pannier). -strie-
io, disp. dim. of -stro.
canétto [cane], M.: small dog.
canfo-ra [Ar.], F.: camphor.
ADJ.: camphorated.
can-gifbile, ADJ.: changeable.
ménto, M.: change. -giànte, ADJ.:
changing; changeable ‘(of colours).
ll-giare [cambiare], TR.: CHANGE (ex-
change); REFL.: change one’s mind.
can-gio = -giante.
cangrénaf, F.: gangrene. .
ca-niceiadta, F.: batch. ll-nieeio
[-nna], M.: bed of reeds or pipes; drying-
bed (for chestnuts).
ca-nieidio, M.: killing of dogs. |l-nî-
cola [-ne], F.: Canicula (dog-star); dog-
days. -nicolére, ADJ.: canicular. -ni-
culaj, F.: dog-star.
eanidoy, ADJ.: white; candid.
ca-nîle [-ne], M.: KENNEL; miserable
room or bed. -nina, F.: small bitch.
-ninaménte, ADV.: likea dog. -nîno,
car. dim. of cane; ADJ.: canine.
eanizie [L.-nities], F.: white hairs of age.
-rato,
-gia-
canovaio
canizza [-ne], F.: bay (of dogs).
can-na [L.], F.: cane, reed; stick (staff);
pipe (tube); barrel of a gun; measure of
length. -néioj, M.: weavers drawer;
reed basket for grains. -mamélef, F.,
M.: sugar-cane. -néta, F.: blow with
a cane. -neggiare, TR.: measure with
a rod, survey. -meggiatére, M.: sur-
veyor’s assistant. “-mélla, F.: small
waterpipe (conduit); tube; faucet; bad
practice; cinnamon. -nellatof, ADI.:
cinnamon-; seasoned with cinnamon.
-nellétta, dim. of -nella. -nellét-
to, -nellino, dim. of -nello. -nellina
= -nelletta. -nèllo, M.: joint of cane;
weaver’s reel; small tube, syphon. -nel-
léne, aug. of -nello. -néto, M.: place
full of reeds. -nétta, dim. of -na.
cannibale [-ba, Caribbean word], M.:
cannibal.
cannieei..= canicct. .
can-nonata, F.: cannon-shot ; idle story.
-noneèllo}, -noneino, M.: small can-
non. |-néne [-na], M.: big cane or tube;
cannon. -noneggiaménto, M.: cannon-
ading. -noneggiàre, TR.: cannonade,
-noniéra, F.: embrasure ; porthole; gun-
boat; ADJ.: of a gunboat. -nonière, M.:
cannoneer, gunner. -mésof, ADJ.: reedy.
-nuecia, disp. dim. of -na.
cannutiglia = canutiglia.
cano}, ADJ.: gray-haired.
canòaj, F.: canoe.
ca-nocchifle [canna occhiale], M.: tel-
escope. -nòcchiot, M.: vine-prop.
canòne! [cane], M.: big dog.
céa-none2 [Gr. kanén, rod, rule (kéne,
reed)], m. : canon (church law) ; land-rent;
PL. : catalogue of Greek classics (by Alex-
andrian grammarians). -nònica, F.:
priest’s residence. -nonicéle, ADI.:
canonical. -nonicaménte, ADV.: ca-
nonically. -nonicato, M.: canonry. -no-
nichéssa, F.: canoness. -nonieita,
F.: canonicalness. -mémico, ADJ.: ca-
nonical; M.: canon (member of a cathe-
_dral chapter). -nomista, M.: canonist.
-nonizzare, TR.: canonize; authorize.
-nonizzaziéne, F.: canonization.
canopé}, M.: sofa.
canòro [L. -rus (-ere, sing)], ADJ.: melo-
dious (canorous).
canòsc. . + = conose. .
ca-nottière, M.: canoe-man. |l-nòtto
[Sp. canoa (Carib.)], M.: canoe.
eanova [L. -naba, hut], F.: wine-shop;
provision-shop.
canovaeeio [-napa], M.: rough cloth for
dusting or polishing, dusting-rag; em-
broidery-cloth ; CANVAS.
cano-vaia, F. [-va], -véio, M.: store-
keeper in a convent.
cansare
can-sare [L. campsare], TR. : remove, set
aside. -satéiat, F., -satéioj, M.: ref-
uge (shelter).
can-tabile [-fare], ADI.: that may be
sung; M.: cantibile (passage in music).
-tacchiare}, TR.: sing low (hum). -ta=
favola, F.: idle story. -tafèra [vari-
ant of tantafera], F.: tiresome song. -taiò-
lo, ADJ.: singing (of birds); M.: decoy-
bird. -tam=banca, F., -tambanco,
M.: mountebank (humbug). -tànte, M.,
F.: singer. ||-tare [L.], INTR.: sing; cele-
brate (praise); TR.: sing; M.}: song.
cantàride, F. = canterella.
cantàro [Gr. -tharos, cup], M.:
(ane. weight).
canta-storie [-re], M., INVAR.: singing
beggar. cantà-ta, F.: cantata. -tére,
M.: cantor (singer).
canterélla [Gr. kantharis, beetle], F.:
cantharis (blister-fly).
canterellàre [-tare], INTR.
hum ; warble.
canterèllo; [-tero], M.: small vase; tinsel.
canterino [-tare], ADJ.. singing’; M.:
(jest.) singer.
cantero [Gr. kéntharos], M.: vase, cham-
ber utensil.
canteriatof, ADJ.: angular (cornered).
can-tica [-t0 1], F.: song (poem in parts).
-ticchiare, TR., INTR.: sing low. caén-
tico, M.: canticle (religious song).
cantière [L. -ferius], M.: dockyard.
eanti-léna [-tare]; F.: tiresome music.
-lenàrej, TR.: compose poor music.
cantimplòra [L. canna impletoria], F.:
wine or water-cooler.
canti-nal [? ak. to canova], F.: wine-cel-
lar; sutler’s shop; wine; cave}. -nétta,
dim. of -na. -nière, M.: butler.
can-tino, M.: treble string of a violin,
etc. |l-tor [L. -tus], M.: singing; song;
canto (part of a poem); ballad.
cfin-to2 [?], M.: corner (angle, CANT);
side: a —, near, beside. -tomale, ADI.:
cantonal. -tonaref, TR.: divide in parts;
REFL.: withdraw. -tonata, F.: angle,
corner. -téne [aug. of -to], M.: part,
side; cornerstone; canton. -toniéra,
F.: corner closet. -tonière, M.: cus-
todian of a high road. -toniito, ADJ.:
angular.
can-téra [-tare], F.: nun singing in achoir.
-tére, M.: singer; choir-leader. -toria,
F.: singer’s gallery. -torino, M.: hymn-
book. -tuechidre, TR., INTR.: sing low.
can-tuecidio, M.: biscuit maker or sell-
er. -tueeino, dim. of -tuccio. ||-tie-
eio [dim. of -to2], M.: corner; small
piece or part; bit of bread; biscuit.
ca-nuecidecio, -nieeio, disp. of -ne.
canu-taméntej, ADV.: with judgment,
cantaro
. sing low,
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prudently. |l=tézza [L. canities], F.:
gray hairs, hoariness of age.
canutiglia [canna], F.: gold or silver
embroidery ; spangles.
camito [L. -tus], ADJ.: gray-haired.
cape
can-zéna, F.: song. -zondecia, F.:
bad song. -zomdre, TR.: banter, make
fun of. -zonatére, M., -zonatrice,
F.: banterer. -zonatoriaménte, ADV.:
banteringly. -zonatòrio, ADJ.: banter-
ing, quizzing. -zonatùra, F.: bantering.
-zoneina, F., -zoneino, M.: canzonet.
-zoneiéna, -zoneiéne, aug. of -zone.
Il-z6ne [L. -tio (ere, sing)], M.: song
(CHANT); ballad: mettere in —, make fun
of, deride. -zonélla, F.: mettere (man-
dare) in —, make fun of, deride. -zo-
nétta, dim. of -zone. -zoniére, M.:
collection of songs; song-book. -zo-
nueecia, disp. dim. of -zone.
céo-s, -sse [Gr. chéos, space], M.: chaos.
ca-paeeina |[-po], F.: pain in the head;
confused feeling. -paeeio, M.: bad man.
-paeeiuto, ADJ.: big-headed (said of
vegetables, etc.).
capa-ee [capire], ADJ.: capacious; ca-
pable (able). -eissimo, ADJ.: superl. of
-ce. -eita, F.: capacity; ability. -eità-
re, TR.: capacitate; persuade; INTR.: be
or become capable: non mi -cita, it is not
to my taste. -eitéto, PART.: convinced.
capagtto}, M.: sharp-pointed weapon.
capamòèno or capo ameno, M.: gay, whim-
sical person.
capàn-na [Celt. caban], F.: barn (shed) ;
CABIN (hut). -néeeia, F.: miserable
hut. -nèlla, dim. of -na. -néllo, M.:
group (talking in secret); small hutf.
-néttotf, M.: small cabin. =niscénde-
re, M.: game of hide-and-seek. -no,
M.: hut used as hiding-place by fowlers;
hut; cupola. -nòlaj, F.: small hut.
-néne, M.: hay-loft; large room. -nwe-
eia, F.: disp. dim. of -na; representa-
tion of the birth of Christ (hut of wood,
figures of wax, etc.). -niieeio, disp.
dim. of -no. k
capar-bifggine, F.. stubbornness, ob-
stinacy. -biaménte, ADV.: stubbornly.
-bieria, F.: stubbornness (obstinacy).
lleapar-bio [capo], ADI. : stubborn (head-
strong); M.: obstinate fellow. -biòlo,
ADI. : rather stubborn.
capar-ra [? cape, take, arra, pledge], F.:
earnest~money (pledge). -rare, TR.:
give earnest to; hire; engage.
capà-ta [capo], F.: blow with the head;
inclination of the head. -tima, dim.
of -ta.
cape [8. Sing. of capere], find room: nel
baule non ci — (does not find place in the
trunk), cannot be packed in the trunk.
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ca-pecchifeeio, M.: rubbish. |l-péce-
chio [L. -pillus, hair], M.: flock (coarse
part of flax or hemp).
capèllaj, F.: she-goat.
capel-lieei, m. PL.: ugly hair. -latà-
ra, F.: head of hair. -liéra, F.: hair of
the head. -lîno,dim.of-lo. |lcapél-lo
[L. capillus], pl. -li or capegli, M.: hair.
-litof, ADJ.: hairy, having much hair.
=vénere, or capél vénere, M.: maid-
enhair (plant).
ca-peròzzolo, M.: rounded head or ex-
tremity. -pestreria, F.: strangeness,
whim. ||-péstro or é [L. -pistrum (-put,
head)], m.: halter; rope for hanging crim-
inals; monk’s girdle; criminal. -pe-
strazzo, dim. of -pestro. -pettàeeio,
disp. dim. of -petto. -pétto, M.: head-
strong (capricious) fellow. -pettue-
eifecio, disp. of -pettaccio.
capévolet, ADJ.: capacious; intelligent.
capezzàle [capo], M.: bolster; pillow.
capézzolo [Sp. cabezo (L. caput, head),
hill-top)], M.: nipple.
capi-dògliat, F., ||-déglio [capo olio],
M.: sperm-whale.
capiglia}, F.: quarrel (scuffle).
capi-gliatara, F.: hair, head of hair.
|-llare [L. -Wus, hair], abJ.: capillary.
-llarita, F.: capillarity.
capiméntof, x. : (fig.) capacity (compre-
hension).
capi=néra, F., =néro, M.: black-headed
linnet. capi-no, car. dim. of capo.
capire [L. -pere], INTR.: contain (IRR.$);
comprehend (understand).
§ Pres. cd-fe ; -Sano : in sense of ‘contain.’
capi-tàle [capo], ADI.: capital (princi-
pal; mortal); M.: capital, stock. -talét-
to, -talino, dim. of -tale. -talista,
M.: capitalist. -talizzàre, TR.: capi
talize (convert into capital); INTR.: amass
capital. -talméntet, ADV.: capitally;
mortally. -taltieeio, disp. dim. of
tale. -tàna, F.: admiral’s ship; (jest.)
captain’s wife. -tanére, TR.: lead, com-
mand. -tanéto, PART.: provided with
commanders; M.: captaincy. -taneg-
giare, TR.: command; INTR.: be cap-
tain. -taneria, F.: coast region under
a sea-officer’s command; officer’s resi-
capecchiaccio
dence; captaincy}. -tfno, M.: captain;
chief (commander of an ~my). -tàre,
INTR.: arrive; (fig.) come the mind;
with di and inf.: happe
F.: poll-tax. cépi-te Vv.: in
chief: generale in —, ge .. “i-chief.
-téllo, M.: capital of a column. -tola-
rel, ADJ.: capitular. -tolare2, INTR.:
capitulate; parley; divide into chapterst.
-tolarménte, ADV.: capitularly. -to-
lato, M.: capitulation, document contain-
caporione
ing terms for surrender. -tolaziéne,
F.: term of surrender; capitulation; en-
listment. -tolétto, dim. of -tolo. -te-
lino, ADJ.: dim. of -tolo; capitoline.
capi-tolo, M.: CHAPTER; head (sub-
ject); poem of triplets; chapter (body
of canons); assembling-place or assem-
blage of monks. -tolueeio, -tolazzo,
disp. dim. of -tolo.
capi-tombolare, INTR.: fall head over
heels (tumble). ||=témbolo [capo tom-
bolo], M.: tumble. -tomboléni, ADv.:
in tumbles. -téndolo = capitombolo.
capi-toéne [L. caput, head], M.: tangle of
silk-thread; thick eel. -tésot, ADJ:
headstrong, obstinate. -tòzza F.: pollard.
-tozzare = scapitozzare.
capo [L. -put], M.: head; mind; chief;
summit, origin, end; promontory: a (in)
— al mondo, to the end of the world;
in — a (di) tre anni, at the end of three
years; far —, arrive at. =bdnda, m.:
leader of a band of musicians. =bamndi-
to, M.: chief of banditti. =brigante,
M.: chief of brigands. =cfeeia, M.:
head huntsman. =canîno, ADJ.: hav-
ing a head like a dog’s. capò-cchia,
F.: head of pins or nails. capò.cchio,
M.: blockhead. -cehiéne, Mm. : big dunce.
capò-eeia, pl. -cci or -ccia, M.: head of
a country-family; foreman (boss). =edco,
M.: head cook. -=eémizo, m.: head
comedian. =cuòco, M.: head cook. =d’è-
pera, M.: masterpiece; gay person.
=fila, M.: first soldier of the file. =fitto,
ADJ. (ADY.): head downwards. -gàtto,
M.: staggers (vertigo). -girlot, =giro,
M.: dizziness. =lavéro, M.: master-
piece. =lètto, M.: tapestry (hangings
originally behind head cf bed). -le-
véreij, INTR.: fall head forémost. -li-
no, M.: dim. of -po; dot over the i: il sole
oggi fa —, the sun is hardly visible to-
day. =lista, M.: head of the list. =luò-
go, M.: chief place or town (residence
place). =maéstro, M.: master-mason;
architect}. =mdéndria, m.: herder, shep-
herd. capé-ma, F.: stubborn woman.
-naggine, F.: stubbornness (obstinacy).
capé-ne, M.: big head; stubborn fellow;
blockhead. -meria, F.: stubbornness.
=parte, M.: head of a party or faction.
=piéde or =pié, ADV.: as far —, tum
upside down. =pépolo, m.: head of the
popular party. =pésto, m.: chief of a
guard. -rdla, F.: hospital matron. -ra-
lato, M.: corporalship. -rfile, M.: COR-
PORAL; overseer, foreman; ADJ.}: princi-
pal. -ralétto, M.: young corporal. -ra-
laeeio, disp. dim. of -rale. -rdnof,
M.: chief (master). -rieeiot, m.: fright,
horror. =riéna, F., =riéne, M.: chief,
caporovescio
principal (term of reproach). =rovèscio,
ADV.: head downwards, topsy-turvy. =sea-
la, M.: head of the stairs. =sc(u)òla,
M.: founder of a school (in art or letters).
=sètta, =settario, M.: head of a sect.
=sdldo}, M.: increase of pay; soldier
with extra pay. =squéadra, M.: com-
mander of a squadron (commodore). =stre-
gone, M.: (jest.) chief of sorcerers.
-tambiro, M.: head-drum. =tàsto,
M.: peg (of stringed instruments). =ta-
vola, M.: head of the table; us’ly per-
son at the head of the table. =vérso,
M.: beginning of a verse; verse. =vòl-
gere, TR.: turn upside down; REFL.;
overturn. =vòlto, PART. of -volgere.
cappa! [Gr. kappa], M., INVAR.: k (the
letter).
cappa: [l. L.], F.: CAPE (hooded cloak);
monk’s cloak: sotto la — del sole (del cie-
lo), in this world. =migna, F.: state-
cloak of cardinals, etc.
cappàret, TR.: choose.
cap-pèlla [-pa, cape (of St. Martin, kept
in a chapel)], F.: CHAPEL; oratory; chap-
lainship; band of choristers; head of
large nails: maestro di —, director of
church music. -pellaeeia, F.: kind of
lark. -pellaeeio, disp. of -llo. -pel-
laia, F.: hatter’s wife. -pelléio, M.:
hatter. -pellangito, M.: office of chap-
lain. -pellania, r.: chaplainship, living.
-pellano, m.: chaplain; assistant priest.
-pellata, r.: blow with the hat; hatful:
a -pellate, in great quantity. -pellétta,
dim. of -pella. -pellétto, M.: small hat.
-pelliéra, r.: hatbox. -pellina, dim.
of -pella; of -pelloj. -pellimaio, M.:
hat or clothes rack. -pellino, car. dim.
of -pello. |l-péllo [-pa, cape (part used
as cap)], M.: hat; head of a still; head
of nails. -pelléne, aug. of -pello; aug.
of -pella. -pelliieeia, dim. of -pelle.
-pelliceio, disp. of -pello. -pellito,
ADJ.: crested, tufted (used of birds).
cap-peréto, M.: caper-bed. cap-peri,
INTERJ.: exclamation of surprise. ||eap-
pero [Gr. képparis], M.: CAPER (spice).
cap-perénef, M.: large peasant’s or car-
riers hood. -pertieeiot, M.: hood.
-pétta [-pa], F.: small cape; light cloak.
cappiétto [cappio], u.: small knot; small
bunch of ribbons.
cappina [cappa], F.: small cape.
cappio [L. capulum], M.: knot; knot or
bunch of ribbons.
cAppi-ta, -terina = capperi.
cappo-néia, F.: capon-coop. -ndre,
TR.: capon. -neéllo, M.: young capon.
|lcapp6=-ne [L. capo], M.: capon. -mié-
ra, F.: (fort.) caponiere (covered way).
cap-pòtta [-pa], F.: long cloak; woollen
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cap; woman’s hat. -pòtto, M.: capote,
long cloak ; capot (at the game of piquet).
-pueeiaiof, M.: hoodmaker or seller.
-puecina, F.: Capuchin nun: insalata
—, kind of salad. -pueeino, M.: Capu-
chin friar: i -puccini, the church and
monastery. -pticeio, M.: CAPOCH (cowl,
hood); ‘headed cabbage.’
ea-pra [L.], F.: she-goat;
-praggine, F.: goat’s-rue
-praio, M., -préia, F.: goat-herd.
-prétta, F.: kid. -prettina, F.,
-prettino, M.: small kid. -prétto,
M.: kid. -prézzoj, M.: CAPER; CAPRICE,
whim. -prieeidre = rac-capricciare.
-prieeio, M.: CAPRICE (whim); shiver-
ing}. -prieciosaménte, ADV.: capri-
ciously. -prieeiosétto, M.: capricious
fellow. -prieeiéso, ADV.: capricious;
M.: capricious, whimsical fellow. -pri=
còrno, M.: Capricorn. -pri=fico, M.:
goat-skin.
(plant).
wild fig-tree. -pri=fòglio, M.: honey-
suckle, woodbine; caprifole. -prignof,
ADJ.: goatish. -prina, F.: kid. -pri-
no, ADJ.: caprine, pertaining to a goat.
-prio}, M.: roebuck. -priòla, F.: roe;
caper; capriole. -priolétta, (iron.) dim.
of-riola. -priolétto, M.: fawn. -priò-
lo, m.: roebuck. |l-pro [L. caper], M.:
goat: — emissario, — espiatorio, scape-
goat. -préne, M.: large goat.
ca-prugginare, TR.: notch (the staves of
a cask): -prugginatéio, M.: instrument
for marking notches. ||-priggine [7],
F.: notch (in the staves of a barrel, for
fixing the bottom).
capsula [dim. of L. capsa, case], F.:
capsule, case; pod: — da fucile, cap
(primer of a gun).
capziòsot, ADI. : deceitful.
earabattole [L. grabatulus, couch], F.
PL.: in pigliar le —, take one’s belong-
ings (in leaving a place).
carabef, r.: yellow amber.
carabi-na [?], F.: carbine. -mière,
M.: carbineer.
carfcca [Dutch kraeke], F.: carack (large
ship).
cara-collare [Ar.], INTR.: caracole,
wheel. -còllo, M.: caracole, turning about.
caraf-fa [? Ar.], F.: carafe (glass bottle).
-fina, F., -fino, M.: small carafe.
cara-mèlla [? Ar.], F.: candied fruit.
-mellàio, M.: maker or seller of candied
fruits. -mellare, TR.: crystallize sugar.
caraménte [caro], ADV.: dearly.
caramògiof, M.: dwarf.
caratare}, TR.: weigh very carefully.
cara-téllo [carro], M.: keg (cask). -tel-
létto, -tellino, dim. of -tello.
earato [Ar.], M.: carat; twenty-fourth
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ecaratte-re [Gr. charaktér], M.: charac-
ter (letter; handwriting; type; quality).
-rista, M.: actor who creates a part. -ri-
stica, F.: characteristic. -ristico, ADJ.:
characteristic. -rizzàre, TR.: charac-
terize. -réne, aug. of -re. -rieeio,
disp. dim. of -re.
caravélla [L. -rabus], F.: caravel (ship).
earbo-naia [-ne], F.: charcoal-place
(charcoal-stack); pile of wood; (jest.)
prison; moat}. -ndio, M.: charcoal-
maker or seller. -marismo, M.: car-
bonarism. -nfro, M.: carbonaro (mem-
ber of the ‘Carbonari’ revolutionary so-
ciety, 1808-15). -mataj, F.: carbonado
(salt fried pork). -nato, M.: carbonate.
-neéllo, dim. of -bone.
carbén-chio [L. carbunculus], M.: car-
buncle (gem; boil); smut, mildew. -chié-
sot, ADJ.: affected with mildew.
carbo-neino, dim. of -ne. |lcarbé-ne
[L. carbo], m.: coal; charcoal; mildew,
smut; carbunclet: a misura di —, meas-
uring by wholesale; in abundance; —
fossile, pit-coal. -nèlla, F.: small coal ;
burning coal. -neria, r.: Carbonarism.
carbò-nico, ADJ.: carbonic. -niéra,
F.: charcoal-shed or depot. -nifero,
ADJ.: carboniferous. carbò-nio, M.:
carbon. -nizzare, TR.: carbonize ; REFL.:
become carbon.
carbincolof, M.: carbuncle.
carcame [?], M.: carcass.
carcaref, TR.: load.
earcassa [carne cassa), F.: carcass;
breast of a chicken; hulk of a ship.
ecarcassof, M.: quiver.
caree-raméntoj, M.:
carattere
imprisonment.
-rare, TR.: incarcerate (imprison). -ré-
rio, ADJ.: of a prison (carceral). -ra-
zione, F.: incarceration. |cAree-re
[L. carcer], M. or (us’ly pl.) F.: prison.
-riére, M.: jailer.
car-eiofàia, F.: field of artichokes.
-eidfano], M.: artichoke. -eiofétto,
-ciofino, M.: small artichoke. ||-eidfo
[Ar.], M.: artichoke; dunce. -eidfolat,
F.: artichoke.
cércoj, ADJ.: loaded.
cardamòmo [Gr. -mon], M.: cardamom.
ear-dare [cardo], TR.: card (wool);,
slander}. -datére, M.: carder. -da-
tara, F.: carding. -deggiare}, TR.:
card; slander. i
cardellîno [?], M.: goldfinch.
car-dia [Gr. kardia], m.: cardia (HEART).
-diaco, ADJ.: cardiac. -didlgia, F.:
cardialgy, heartburn. :
cardina-lato, M.: cardinalate. |lear-
dind-le [cardine], ADI.: cardinal; m.:
cardinal; cardinal bird (finch); hinget.
-lésco, ADJ.: pertaining to a cardinal.
carnaccia
-létto, dim. of -le. -lista, M.: adherent
of a cardinal. -lizio, ALJ.: of a cardinal,
cérdine [L. -do], m.: hinge; foundation:
cardini del mondo, poles of the earth.
car-déto, M.: field of thistles. -dino,
dim. of -do. ||-do [L. -duus], M. : thistle;
card (for combing wool). -deneéllof,
-déne, -duieceio, M.: artichoke sprout.
careggiàrej, TR.: caress; esteem.
caréllof, M.: pillow, cushion.
caré-na [L. carina], F.: keel. -naret,
TR.: CAREEN (for repairs).
ca-rénte}, ADJ.: wanting. |lerestia
[L. -rere, want], F.: scarcity, famine.
-restéso}, ADJ.: dear, expensive.
caréttot, M.: reed (rush).
ca-rézza! [L. -rus, dear], F.: caress;
attention (care). -rézzaz2 [-ro], F.:
dearness (costliness), -rezzàre, TR.:
caress, fondle. -rezzatére, M.: cares.
ser. -rezzévole, ADJ.: caressing.
-rezzevolménte, ADV.: caressingly,
-rezzina, dim. of -rezzal.
cariaggio = carriaggio.
cariàre [carie], TR., INTR.: make or be
come carious.
caridtide [Gr. Karudtides, priestess], F.:
caryatid ; (jest.) clumsy support or prop.
cari-ca [-co], F.: CHARGE (office); burden
(care); charge (of a gun): — a fondo,
determined attack. -care, TR.: CHARGE,
load; add to; accuse. -cataménte,
ADV.: affectedly. -e&to, ADJ.: affected
(insincere). -catére, M.: loader, freight-
er. -catura, F.: charge (load); affecta-
tion; caricature. -caturina, dim. of
-catura. -caturista, M.: caricaturist.
céricej, F.: reed, rush.
earico [carro], ADI.: pop. for caricato;
M.: load (burden); blame; CHARGE}.
carie [L. -ries], F.: caries (disease of
bone); decay.
carîno [-ro], M.: darling (dear).
cariòla [carro], F.: wheelbarrow; knife-
grinder’s cart.
cariésoj, ADJ.: carious (decaying).
cari-tà [caro], F.: CHARITY; love; fa-
vour. -tatévole, ADI.: charitable. -ta-
tevolménte, -tativaméntej, ADV.:
charitably. -tativot, -tévole}, ADJ.:
charitable. -tevolméntej, ADV. : chari-
tably.
earlino [Carlo], M.: carline (small coin).
carme [L. -men], M.: (poet.) verse, poem.
carmelitàno [Carmelo, where the order
was founded], ADJ.: Carmelite; m.: Car-
melite friar.
carmi-nérej, TR.: card (wool); (med.)
expel wind. -nativot, ADJ.: carminative,
expelling wind.
carminio [l. L. -mesinus], M.: carmine.
car-naeceia, disp. of -ne. -naeeid-
carnaccioso
fleshy. -nag-
-nagiéne,
-néio, M.:
sof, -maeeiitot, ADJ.:
gioj, M.: meat; carnage.
F.: carnation, flesh colour.
(jest.) charnel house. -naiudlo}, M.:
game-bag; bag. -néle, ADJ.: carnal;
of same blood (related). -nalità, F
carnality. -nalménte, ADV.: carnal-
ly. -màme, M.: mass of human limbs
or corpses; quantity of bad meat. -na-
scialaret [-ne scialare], INTR.: give
one’s self up to excesses. -nascifile
[-nascialare], M.: carnival. -nascia-
lésco, ADJ.: pertaining to the carnival.
-nàto, M.: carnation, flesh colour. ||-ne
[L. caro], F.: flesh; meat; PL.: appear-
ance (complexion); health; pulp of fruitf.
-néfiee [L. carni-fex], M.: executioner
(hangman); cruel man. -nefieina, F.:
carnage; torture. cdr-meo}, ADI.:
carneous, fleshy. -ne=sécca, F.: salt-
meat. -nevalata, F.: carnival pleasure.
-ne=-vale, M.: carnival; festival, merry-
making. -nevalésco, ADI.: belonging
to the carnival. -nevalino, M.: amuse-
ment, small pleasure; first Sunday of
Lent (which is a continuation of the Car-
nival). -nevaléne, M.: gay festival.
-nieeio, M.: fleshy side of raw skins;
scrapings or shreds of skins. -nieino,
ADJ.: flesh-coloured; pale rose-coloured.
-nièra, F., -nièrej, M.: game bag.
enifieina, F.: carnage; torment. -ni-
voro, ADJ.: carnivorous; M.: carniv-
orous animal. -nosità, F.: fieshiness;
(med.) carnosity (fleshy excrescence).
-néso, ADJ.: fleshy (carnous): muscoli
-nosi, large muscles. -noval.. (pop.)
=carneval.. -nwtoft, ADJ.: fleshy.
earo [L. -rus], ADJ.: dear (valued, costly);
m.: dearness; scarcity{; ADV.: dearly;
at a high price.
carò-gna [L. caro, flesh], F.: poor horse
(jade); corpse}; CARRION}. -gnéeeia,
F.: worn-out horse.
carò-la, F.: dance (ballet). |l-làre [L.
caraulare], INTR.: dance a ballet.
carosèllo [?], M.: exhibition on horseback
(by several persons); merry-go-round.
carò-ta [L.], F.: carrot; idle story, fib:
piantare (vender) -te, tell foolish tales.
-tfeeia, disp. of -ta. -tdio, M.: fool-
ish talker. -taref, INTR.: tell foolish
stories; fib. -tièret, M.: foolish talker.
caròtide (Gr. -tides], F.: carotid artery.
carovana [Ar.], F.: caravan; large com-
pany.
carpàrej, INTR.:
TR.: snatch; arrest.
earpentiére}, i : carpenter.
caérpi-ne [L. -nus], M.: hornbeam (tree).
-néta, F.: place planted with horn-
beams. cArpi-no, M.: hornbeam.
walk upon all-fours ;
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-pidne,
cartastraccia
car-pio [l. L. -pa], M
M.: carp.
carpire [L. -pere], TR..
ly (snatch); wresti.
carpitai, F.: woolly cloth; woolly cov-
ering.
cér-po [Gr. karpés], M.: wrist (carpus).
-péne or -péni, ADV.: on hands and
feet, on all-fours.
car-radòre, -raio, M.: cartwright. -ra-
: carp.
obtain unlawful-
ta, F.: cart-load; great quantity. -ra-
tèlloj, M.: keg (cask). -reggidbile,
ADJ.: passable for wagons. -reggidre,
TR.: convey by carts or wagons. * -reg-
giata, F.: wagon track (cart-road). -reg-
giatorej, M.: driver, carter. -réggio,
M.: carting, conveying by wagons; M.}:
great number of carts. -rétta, F.: cart;
carriage}; gun-carriage. -rettàio, M.:
carter. -rettàta, F.: cartful. -ret-
tèlla, F.: small four-wheeled carriage.
-rettiére, M.: carter, teamster. -ret-
tino, M.: small pushcart. -rétto, M
pushcart. -rettondio, M.: carter, team-
ster. -rettondta, F.: large wagon-
load. -retténe, M.: tilt-cart, large wag-
on (dray). -ridggio, M.: baggage wag-
on; baggage of an army. -rieéllof, M
small wagon. -riéra, F.: career, race;
career (life). -ri(u)òla, F.: wheelbar-
row; trundle bed}; litter. |lear-ro [L.
-rus (= currus)], pl. -ri, or -ra (ref. to the
contents), M.: wagon, CAR; wagonload: il
— di Boote, Charles’ Wain, Great Bear.
-ròeeio, M.: war chariot (of Italian re-
publics). -ròzza, F.: coach, carriage.
-rozzàbile, ADJ.: passable for carriages.
-rozzaeecia, disp. of -rozza. -rozzàio,
M.: carriage-maker. -rozzata, F.: car-
riageful. -rozzétta, F.: light carriage.
-rozziére, M.: carriage-maker; (jest.)
coachman. -rozzino,M.: small carriage.
-rozzéne, M.: aug. of -rozza; big profit.
calr)-riba, F.: carob-bean, St. John’s
bread. ||-raibbio [Ar.], M.: carob-tree.
carriica}, F.: pulley.
earrtiecio [carro], M.: go-cart for chil-
dren.
carrico-la [carruca], F.: pulley: unger
le -le, flatter, bribe. -larej, TR.: draw
up with pulleys. -lina, F.: small pulley.
ear-ta [L. charta], F.: paper (leaf of pa-
per); card; printed paper; chart; legal
document; map; playing-card. -tabél-
lo}, M.: pamphlet. -taeeia, F.: bad
paper. -téeeo, ADJ.: of paper, paper.
-ta-gloria, F.: altar-scrolls. -téio, M.:
paper-maker. -ta=pècora, F.: parch-
ment; documents written on parchment.
-ta=pésta, F.: papier-màché. -téroi,
M.: paper maker. -ta-strdeeia [c.
straccio], F.: wrapping-paper; worthless
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writing. -teggiàre, INTR.: keep up a
correspondencéè; TR.}: study (a nautical
chart); glance overt. -téggio, M.: cor-
respondence by letter; collection of let-
carteggiare
ters. -télla, r.: label; bond, govern-
ment bond; ticket (in lottery). -tellét-
ta, -tellina, dim. of -tella. -tellino,
dim. of -tello. -tèllo, M.: posting-bill,
placard; sign-board. -telléne, aug. of
-tello. -tieino, M.: pamphlet of additions
and corrections. -tiéra, F.: paper-mill.
carti-ligine [L. -lago], F.: cartilage
(gristle). “ -lagineo, -laginéso, ADI.:
cartilaginous (gristly). .
car-tina, F.: dim. of -ta; worthless
card (in a certain game); (mus.) solo: —
di spilli, paper of pins. -tòeeio, M.:
paper-cornet (cornet); CARTOUCH (car-
tridge); (arch.) scroll. -toldio, M.: sta-
tioner, paper seller. -tolare, M.: copy-
book; TR.}: page a book. -tolàro, M.:
stationer. -toleria, F.: stationer’s shop.
-tolina, F.: small strip of paper; label;
post(al) card (or — postale). -tonde-
eio, disp. of -tone. -toneino, dim. of
-tone. -t6ne, M.: pasteboard; cartoon.
-taeeia, F.: CARTOUCH (cartridge);
small piece of paper. -tueeiéra, F.:
cartridge-box.
cartbof, M.: pop. form for carrubbio.
carteeio [-ro], ADI.. very dear.
cartin-cola [L. caro], -cula, F.: CAR-
BUNCLE.
càrvij, M.: caraway plant.
edsa [L.], F.: house; household, family;
home: — di campagna, country house;
— di commercio, mercantile house, firm;
— dt correzione, bridewell; faccende di
—, household affairs; a —, home.
casfcca [?], r.: kind of coat or jacket;
CASSOCK.
casfeceia, disp. of casa.
casfeeio [-so], M.: mischance: a —,
botchingly, carelessly.
casaccone, aug. of -cca.
ca-séle [-sa], M.: hamlet, village. -sa-
lingo, ADJ.: domestic: pane —, home-
made bread. -sa=matta [matto], F.:
casemate. -saménto, M.: large apart-
ment house (block, tenement-house). -sa-
re} = accasare. -saréeeio = case-
reccio. -sfita, F.: family, race. -sdto,
M.: family name.
cas-caggine, F.: weakness; drowsiness.
-caménto}, M.: falling, fall. -ca=mòr-
to, M.: in fare il —, make passionate
love to a woman. -cdmte, ADJ.: fall-
ing; weak, failing. |l-cdre [? ak. to
cadere], INTR.: fall; fail; TR.{: fell
(throw down): — le braccia, discourage ;
more common than cadere. -cdta, F.:
fall; waterfall (CASCADE). -catélla, F.:
cassettone
dim. of -cata; little cascade. -catieeto,
ADJ.: frail, perishable. -catéio = -cante,
caschétto [-co], M.: small or light helmet.
cascimirra [Cascemir], F.: cashmere.
casci-na, F.: cow pasture and dairy;
cheese-form (of beech-wood); thin board
(of beech). -néio, M.: dairy superin-
tendent. |leasci-ot [cacio], M.: cheese,
‘casco [Sp.], M.: casque (helmet).
ca-seggiato [casa], M.: group of scat-
tered ‘houses, hamlet. -sélla, F.: little
compartment (in pods, etc.); small square
(made by ruling, etc.); closet. -serée-
eio, ADJ.: domestic. -sérma, F.: cas-
ern, barracks. -sétta, F.: pretty little
house. -settina, -sieeiòdla, F.: very
small house. -sière, M., -sièra, F.:
one that has charge of a house; steward,
housekeeper. -siglifno, M., -siglià-
ma, F.: in the same house as another.
-sile, M.: wretched hut. -sinînai,r.:
small cottage. ||-sino [-sa], M.: country
or suburban residence; club-house; public
house. -sipola, F.: miserable little
house; hovel.
ca-sissimo, ADJ.: superl. of -s0; very
suitable, or capable. -sista, M.: casuist.
-sistica, F.: casuistry. [l-so [L. -sus],
M.: case (chance); accident; case of a
noun: a — pensato, with premeditation.
ea-sdeeiat [-sa], F.: large, ugly house.
-solare, M.: lonely hovel; hamlet. -s6-
na, F.: large house. -sémel, M.: very
large plain house.
ca-séne 2 [-s0], M.: casuist; pessimist.
-s6so, ADJ.: fearful, afraid.
ca-sòtta [-sa], rather large house. -sòt-
to, M.: sentry-box.
céspita = cappita.
càs-sa [L. capsa], F.: CASE; chest; trunk;
coffin; treasury; (fyp.) type-case. -sdio,
M.: trunk-maker ‘or seller.
cassàlej, ADI. : mortal, deadly.
cassa=madia}, r.: kneading-trough.
cassaméntoi, M.: cancelling, annulling.
cassa-panea, F.: chest used as a bench.
cas-sare [L. (-sus, empty)], TR.: erase;
cancel (abolish, Eng.} CASSATE); dismiss.
-satitra, F.: cancelling (cassation). -sa-
zidne, F.: cassationt: corte di —, court
of cassation.
cassero [Sp. aledzar], M.:
ress); (nav.) poop.
cassét-ta [cassa], F.: small box (casket);
drawer; cash-drawer; letter-box; alms-
box; coach-box; dust-pan. -tdeeia,
disp. of -ta. -tdiot, M.: box-maker.
-tata, F.: boxful. -tima, dim. of -ta.
-tino. M.: (typ.) box, compartment of
case. cassét-to, M.: small box, casket;
drawer. -toneino, dim. of -tone, -téne,
M.. bureau, commode,
citadel (fort-
cassia
cassia [L. casia], F.: (med.) cassia.
cassié-ra, F., «re [cassa], M.: CASHIER.
cassilìigneaj, F.: cassia bark.
cassina [cassa], F.: small box; salt-box.
cassi=-nénse [Cassino], -mése, ADI.: of
the order of Mount Cassino; M.: monk (of
that order).
cas-sino [-sa], M.: small dust-cart. -sof1,
M.: chest (thorax).
césso]2, ADJ.: vain; annulled.
cas-sondeeio, disp. of -sone. -soneél-
lo, -soneino, dim. of -sone. |l-séne
[-sa], M.: large chest or box (esp. for
grain, flour, etc.); tool-box; packirg-box ;
munition-wagon.
eassula = capsula.
casta [Sp., pure race (L. -tus, ‘chaste’)],
F.: caste, class.
castà-gna [L. -nea], F.: CHESTNUT.
-gnaeciaio, M.: seller of chestnut-
cakes. -gnaeeio, M.: chestnut-pudding.
-gnéto, M.: grove of chestnut-trees.
-gnétta, F.: small chestnut; CASTANET.
‘gno, M.: chestnut-tree ; chestnut-wood ;
ADJ.: chestnut or bay-coloured. -gnie-
eia, disp. of -gna. -gn(u)dlof, ADI.:
chestnut-coloured.
castal-deria}, F.: stewardship. |l-'do
{lL L. gastaldius], M.: majordomo (stew-
ard).
castaménte [-sto], ADV.: chastely.
castel-laeeio, disp. of -lo. -làna, F.:
castellan’s wife. -laneria, -lania, F.:
(office of castellan); castellany. -lano,
ADI.: of a castle or castellan; M.: castel-
lan. -lé&rej, M.: old ruined castle. -lét-
to, M.: dim. of -lo; bank register of
good clients. |leastél-lo, pl. -li, (rare)
-la [L. -lum (castrum, camp)], M.: castle
(fortified place; fortress, fort); engine of
war; capstan; deck. -létto, aug. of -lo.
-lieeio, disp. of -lo.
castiga.. = gastiga..
castigliàno [prov. Castiglia], ADI.: Cas-
tilian; Castilian coin.
castigliébnej = castelletto.
castigo = gastigo.
ca-stimònia, -stità, F.: chastity (pu-
rity). |l-sto [L. -stus], ADJ.: CHASTE
pure).
casténe [?], m.: bezel or collet of a ring.
ca-stério}, M.: castoreum. |-stòro [L.
-stor], M.: castor (beaver).
castrametazione [L. castra, camp, me-
tari, MEASURE], F.: castrametation (art of
camping).
ca-straporeélli, -strapòrei [porco],
M.: gelder. |l-strare [root kas, cut],
TR.: castrate. -stréto, M.: castrate
(eunuch); mutton. -stratara, -stra-
zione, F.: castration.
ca-strènse, ADJ.: pertaining to a camp,
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llestrof [L. -strum, camp], M.:
catenuzza
camp-.
castle.
ca-stronaceio, disp. of -strone. -stron-
eéllo, -stroneino, M.: young wether;
simpleton. ||-stréne [-strare], M.: wether;
blockhead. -stroneria, F.: stupidity;
silly talk.
easuaé-le [caso], ADI. : casual (accidental).
-lità, F.: casualty. -lménte, ADV.:
casually (by chance).
cast - eeia [casa], castii-cola, casi-
pola, F.: small wretched house, hovel.
cata- [Gr. katd, down, under, mis-], PREF. :
cata-: -clisma, pl. -clismi [Gr. kldzein,
wash], -elismo, M.: cataclysm. -comba
[Gr. kémbe, vault], F.: catacomb (burial
vault). -erési [Gr. chrésthai, use], F.:
catachresis. -fflco [?], M.: catafalque ;
scaffoldf. -lèssi (Gr. -lepsis, ‘down-tak-
ing’], -lessia, F.: catalepsy. -létticol,
ADJ.: cataleptic. -lètticoz [Gr. -légein,
leave], ADJ.: catalectic. =lètto, M.: litter;
bier. -logàre [-go], TR.: catalogue. -lo-
ghino, M.: small catalogue. catà-logo
[Gr. légein, say, count], M.: catalogue,
list. -pécchia [?], F.: miserable hut;
deserted place}. -plasma [Gr. pldssein,
mould], M.: cataplasm (poultice). -palta
[Gr. péllein, hurl], F.: catapult. -rrdle,
ADJ.: catarrhal. -'rro (Gr. hrein, flow],
M.: catarrh. -rréso, ADJ.: catarrhous.
catàrtico [Gr. katharés, pure], ADJ.: ca-
thartic(al); M.: cathartic.
catarzo [?], M.: coarse silk (used for tas-
sels, etc.).
catà-sta [Gr. katd-stasis, ‘down-setting’],
F.: pile of wood; pile, mass; funeral pilej.
-stale, ADJ.: pertaining to taxes, tax.
-stare} = accatastare. cata-sto, M.:
impost (tax); tax-book.
catfstrofe [Gr. -phe (strephéin, turn)],
F.: catastrophe.
catatino}, PRON.: each one.
cate-[= cata-]: -ehési [Gr. echéin, sound],
F.: (theol.) explanation of doctrine. -chi-
smo, M.: catechism. -chista, M.: cate-
chist. -chistico, ADJ.: catechistic(al).
-chizzàre, TR.: catechise. -eismoj =
-chismo. -etkmeno, M.: catechumen.
-goria [Gr.], F.: category. -gorica-
ménte, ADV.: categorically. -gòrico,
ADJ.: categorical ; positive.
cateldno [Catalogna], m.: Catalan plum.
ca-tellino], -tèllo{, M.: little dog, pup-
py. -tellòni, -tellonej, ADV.: very
softly. -telléne, M.: rather large dog.
caté-na [L.], F.: CHAIN; ridge; key,
iron band to strengthen walls. -naeeio,
M.: bolt. -mAre} = incatenare. -nèl-
la, -nina, F.: small chain. -néna, F.,
-néne, M.: large chain. -nizzaj, F.:
small chain.
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cateràteta [Gr. katardktes], F.: sluice,
flood-gate; cataract (fall; eye-disease);
portcullis. -téioy}, M.: sluice-guard.
eatérva [L.], F.: troop, division of an
army; contempt; crowd.
eatéto [L. -thetus], M.: cathetus (perpen-
dicular line).
cati-nfeeio, disp. of -no. -néio, M.:
crockery or earthenware seller; pottert.
-nèlla, r.: wash-handbasin; basinful.
-nellàta, F.: basinful. -nellétta, F.,
-nellino, M.: small handbasin. -nétto,
M.: small basin. |leati-no [L. -nus,
dish], M.: basin, vase (bowl).
catoneggidre, INTR.: do as Cato.
catòrbia [?], F.: (jest.) prison.
ca-tòreio [l. L. -thucium], M.: bolt.
-tòrzolo, M.: knot (in wood). -torzo-
lato, ADI. : knotty.
catragimorof, M.: vertigo, dizziness.
catràme [Ar.], M.: tar.
catriòsso [?], M.: carcass, skeleton.
cattabrigaj = accattabrighe.
cattànot, M.: CAPTAIN.
cattàrej, TR.: procure, acquire.
citte-dra [Gr. kathédra, seat], F.: cath-
edra (instructor’s chair; bishop’s seat);
CHAIR}. -dréle, ADI., F.: cathedral.
-drante, M.: (iron.) professor, lecturer.
-draticaménte, ADV.: (iron.) as a lec-
turer. -drético, ADJ.. (iron.) instruc-
tive; authoritative; M.: professor.
catti-vaeeio, ADJ.: very wicked, bad.
-vaggio}, M.: captivity. -vaméntef,
ADV.: wickedly; badly. -vamzay, F.:
captivity; rascality. -vanzuòlaj, F.:
roguery. |l-vare [l. L. captivare], REFL.:
CAPTIVATE (charm); TR. : imprison, sub-
due. -veggiàret, INTR.: lead a wicked
life. -velliaeeiot, M.: miserable wretch.
-véllo, dim. of -vo. -véria, -veria,
-vézza, F.: wickedness, rascality. -vità,
F.: wickedness; idleness}; captivity f.
catti-vo [L. captivus, captive, slave],
ADJ.: bad, wicked; unfortunate; M.; bad
man, CAITIFF.
catto [Gr. kdktos], M.: (bot.) cactus.
cat-tolicaménte, ADV.: according to
the Catholic doctrine. -tolieismo, M.:
Catholicism. -tolieità, F.: catholicity ;
Catholic world. {|-télico [Gr. katholik6s,
universal], ADI. : catholic; of the Roman
Catholic faith; universal}; M.: Catholic.
cattaiera [L. captura], F.: CAPTURE; ar-
rest. -rére, TR.: seize; arrest.
cau-dale [L. -da, tail], ADJ.: caudal.
-datàrio, M.: prelate’s train-bearer.
-dato, ADJ.: having a tail.
cfulet, M.: stem (stalk).
eaéussa [L.], F.: cause (reason); suit (ac-
tion at law; case); interest. -sdeeia,
F.: bad cause. -sfile, ADJ.: causal. -sa-
cateratta
cavalocchio
causality. -salménte, ADV.
causally. -g4re, TR.: cause (occasion),
-satéret, M.: author, agent. -sidico,
M.: counsellor (advocate).
causti-ca, F.: caustic curve. -eità, F.:
causticity. llefusti=co [Gr. -kés (kaiein,
burn)], ADJ.: caustic(al), burning; M.:
caustic.
cau-taménte, ADV.: cautiously. ||-té-
la [-to], F.: caution; guarantee (surety).
-telare, INTR.: use caution; REFL.: take
precautions. -telativo, ADJ.: cautionary.
cauté-rio [Gr. -térion (katein, burn)],
M.: cautery. -rizzàre, TR.: cauterize.
-rizzaziéne, F.. cauterization.
céu-to [L. -tus], ADJ.: CAUTIOUS; insured.
-zidne, F.: guarantee (security); cau-
tion}.
cava [cavot], F.: cavej; quarry; mine.
-dénti [cavare dente], M.: dentist. -fan-
go [cavare],M.: dredging-machine. cavà-
gno, M.: kind of basket.
ca-valeaébile, ADI. : that can be ridden.
-valcantet, M.: postilion. -valcàre,
INTR.: ride horseback; TR.: ride (a horse);
domineert. -valedta, F.: riding on
horseback ; cavalcade. -valeatéiof, M.:
mounting-block. -valeatére, M.: horse-
man. -valcatira, F.: horse, any rid-
ing animal. -valea=via, F.: covered
passageway. -valeherésco} = -vallere-
sco. -valeiare —accavalciare. -val-
eiéne, -valeiéni= accavalcione. -va-
leggièrej, -valeggièrot, m.: light
horseman. -valierato, M.: knighthood.
-valiére, M.: cavalryman (horseman) ;
knight; cavalier: — d’ industria, sharper.
-valièri = -valiere. -valierino, M.:
young cavalier. -valieréttof, M.: great
lord. -vélla, F.: mare. -valldeeio,
disp. of -vallo. -vallàro, M.: one in
charge of a herd of horses; driver}. -val-
leggière, -valleggièro i, M.: light
horseman. -valleréeeiot, ADI.: fit to
be carried by horses. -vallerescamén-
te, ADV.: chivalrously. -vallerésco,
ADJ.: chivalrous. -valleria, F.: cav-
alry; knighthood (chivalry); valour. -val-
lerizza, M.: riding-school ; horsemanship.
-vallerizzot, M.: riding-master; esquire.
-vallétta, F.: locust (grasshopper); fraud.
-vallétto, M.: small horse; saw-horse;
wooden frame; easel. -wallina, F.:
filly. -vallimo, m.: colt; ADI.: cabal-
line (of a horse). |l-=wsllo [L. -ballus,
nag], M.: horse; knight at chess; horse-
lità, F.:
soldier; lively boy; dune}. -valléne,
M.: large horse; wave, billow. -valie-
eio, M.: sorry horse: a —, on the
shoulders, astride.
cava=lòcchio [l’occhio, as attacking the
eyes], M.: wasp; hedge-lawyer (pettifog-
cavamento
ger); dishonest official; exactorj. -mén-
to}, M.: excavating. |leava-re [cavo],
tr.: dig out, raise or bring out (from any-
thing deep), draw (water), lift up; remove,
free; excavatet: — gli occhi a, treat
badly, abuse; — le penne maestre, pick
out the feathers; pick; — un vizio a,
correct, reproach. =stivali, M.: boot-
jack. =stréeei, M.: wormscrew; gun-
worm. cava-ta, F.: taking away, blood-
letting. =tappi, M.: corkscrew. -tina,
F.: cavatina, short air. cavé-toj, M.:
cavity. -tére},M.: digger, miner. -tura,
F.: excavation. =turaeeioli, M.: cork-
screw.
cavèllet, F.: trifle, nothing.
caveròlla}, F.: small hole or cavity.
cavèr-na [L.], F.: cavern. -nèllaj,
-nétta, F.: small cavern. -nosita, F.:
hollowness (concavity). -néso, ADJ.:
cavernous, hollow. -nvizzay, F.: small
cavern. -òzzola, F.: very small (quarry).
cavéz=za [L. caput, head], F.: halter,
bridle. -zata, F.: blow with a halter.
-zina, F.: small halter. -zéme, M.:
cavezon; snaffle. -zuòlaj, F.: small
halter.
eaviale [fr. Turk.], M.: caviar.
ca-vicchia, F. : large peg or hook. ||=vîe-
chio [L. claviculus (clavis, key)], M.:
peg, hook; pile. -viglia, F.: peg, hinge;
ankle. -viglioj = -vicchio. -vigliuò-
lo}, M.: small peg.
eavil-lare, INTR.: cavil; seek excuses.
-latére, M., -latriee, F.: caviller. -la-
zione, F.: cavilling, carping. -lità,
F.: sophism. |leavil-lo [L. -lum, jest],
M.: sophism (false argument). -losa-
ménte, ADV.: cavillingly. -léso, ADI.:
cavilling ; sophistical.
ca-vità, F.: cavity. |leA-vot [L. -vus],
ADJ.: hollow, concave ; M.: hollow ; mould;
open needlework.
càvo2z [? L. capere, take], M.:
hawser.
cavo-làia, F.: planting of cabbages.
-làio, M.: cabbage field. -1=fiére, M.:
CAULIFLOWER. -lino, M.: small cabbage.
leAvo-lo [L. caulis, stalk], m.: cabbage,
COLE. -léne, aug. of -lo.
ca-vréttot = -pretto. -vri(u)dlat =
-priola. -vriudlot = -priolo.
caziéso], ADJ.: captious, insidious.
cazzat, F.: crucible; ladle.
cazzàreij, TR.: haul in the cable.
cazzaròla [cazza], F.: stewpan.
cazzica = cappita.
cazzòla [cazza], F.: trowel.
caz-zottare, TR.: fisticuff.
M.: fist; box (cuff).
cazzuòla [cazza], F.:
bottlef.
cable,
II=zòtto [2],
trowel; scent-
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ee [ci], PRON.: us, to us; ADV.: here.
ee-ciggine [-co], F.: (contempt.) CECITY,
blindness. -cdret = accecare.
eéceal [abbr. of Francesca], F.:
pie.
eécca2 [echoic], F.: click.
eéee [L. cicer], M.: CHICKpea; small fleshy
excrescence.
eécero}, M.: swan.
eechézzaf}, M.: blindness.
ee-eidto [-ce], ADJ.: chickpea-coloured.
-eina, F.: young, graceful woman. -ei-
no, dim. of -ce. -eio = -ce.
ee-eità, F.: cecity, blindness; infatua-
tion. |leé-co [L. cecus], ADI.: blind; in-
fatuated; dark; M.: blind man. -coli-
na, F., -colîno, M.: blind young person;
eelf.
ee-dénte, ADJ.: yielding, flexible. |leé=
dere [L., go (away); yield], (IRR.)$ ; INTR.:
CEDE, yield; resign; TR.: give up. -dé-
vole [-dere], ADJ.: flexible; yielding.
-devolézza, F.: flexibility. -diménto,
M.: yielding. -dizidmet, F.: cession,
yielding. -dobònis [L. bonus], M.: yield-
ing one’s property.
$ Pret. reg. or (poet.) cés-sz, «se ; -sero. Part.
ceduto or césso. (So con-, inter-, retro-, suc-;
others only reg.)
eédo-la [l.L. schedula], F.: note, bill,
commission. -léne, m.: big bill, placard;
monitory.
cedornèllaj = cedronella.
ee-drangola},F. : (bot.) lucern. -draref,
TR.: flavour with lemon. ||-drato [-dro],
ADJ.: of lemon taste or odour; M.: cedrat.
eedriudlot = cetriolo.
eé6-dro [L.-drus], M.: cedar; lime. -dré-
ne, ADJ.: of a colour like cedar. -dro-
nélla, F.: (bot.) balm-mint.
eéduo [L. cedere, cut down], ADI. : fit to
be felled (Eng.} ceduous).
eedato, PART. from cedere.
ee-falalgia [Gr. d/g0s, pain], F.: cephal-
algia (headache). -falico, ADI. : cephalic.
lleè-falo [Gr. kephalé, head], M.: mullet
(fish).
eeî-firej —acciuffare. -fata, F.: slap.
-faténe}, M.: severe blow. |leéf-fo
[L. caput, head], M.: muzzle, snout; ugly
face. -fongre, TR.: strike, slap. -fone,
M.: slap on the face.
eèlabroj = cervello.
ee-laménto, M.: concealing.
[L.], TR.: cOnCEAL, secrete.
F.: ambuscade.
eelata2 [L. celare, chisel], r.: helmet.
eela-taménte [-re], ADV.: secretly.
-tiray, F.: concealing.
eèle-bej=-bre. -bèrrimo, ADJ.: superl.
of -bre. -brabile, ADJ.: worthy to be
celebrated. -braménto, M.: celebra-
mag-
||-lare
-litaf1,
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tion. -brénte, PART. of -brare; M.:
celebrant, officiating priest. -brare,
celebrante
TR.: praise; celebrate; perform. -bra-
tére, M.: celebrator, praiser. -bra-
zione, F.: celebration, performance.
lleéle=-bre [L. -ber], ADI.: celebrated
(famous). -brévolet, ADJ.: worthy of
being celebrated. -brità, r.: celebrity;
famous man (fame).
eèlebroj,m.: brain.
céle-re [L. celer], ADI.: quick (swift). -re-
ménte, ADJ.: in haste; swiftly. -rità,
F.: celerity (speed).
eelé-ste [L. celestis], aps.: celestial;
skyblue-coloured ; M.: skyblue. -stidle,
ADJ.: celestial. -stialménte, ADI.:
divinely. -stimo, ADJ.: skyblue (azure);
M.: azure.
eé-lia [comedian Celia], F.: jest, joke.
-lideeia, F.: bad joke. -liare, INTR.:
joke, banter. -liatére, M., -liatriee,
F.: joker.
e-elibato, M.: celibacy. ||-élibe [L.
celebs], ADJ.: celibate (unmarried); M.:
celibate (bachelor).
eelidénia}, F.: (bof.) celandine.
ce = lina [-lia], F.: little joke; slight
trick. -liéma, F.: big joke. -liéne,
ADJ.: fond of joking; M.: joker.
eélela [L.], F.: CELL; (jest.) small room;
cell of a beehive; wine-cellarf. -léioj,
M.: wine-cellar. -lerdiof, M.: cellarer.
-létta, F.: small cell -lièrej, M.:
wine-cellar; pantry. -lima, F.: small
cell. -lériay, F.: brain; head. -lula,
F.: cellule; small cell. -lulére, ADI.:
cellular. -luléso, ADJ.: cellular.
eelo-ndiof, M.: upholsterer. -«eelé-nei,
M.: counterpane; carpet.
eelsitàdinet, r.: celsitude, height.
eémbalo [L. cymbalum], M.: cymbal
(harpsichord).
eembanélla} = cennamella.
eémbolo, pop. for cembalo.
cemen-tàre, TR.: cement. -tazidne,
F.: cementation. |leemén-to [L. ce-
mentum, chip], M.: cement.
eempén-na, M., F.: (inept) person.
\l-mare [variant of tentennare], INTR.:
stumble, be inept.
eén, for cento.
eéona [L. cena], F.: supper. -nfcolo,
M. : supper-room ; room where Christ gave
the Last Supper; Last Supper (painting).
-nare, INTR.: sup. -ndtat, F.: supper.
een-eeréllot, M.: little rag. -eeriat,
F.: pile of rags. -eifiia, F.: heap of
rags; trifle, worthless thing. -eidio, M.,
-ciaiòlo, M.: ragman. -eidta,F.: blow
with a rag. -eîno, M.: small rag; very
little. Ileén=eio [? L. -to, patchwork], M.:
rag (tatter); dust-rag; old dress; pl. -cî,
cento
dough, with eggs: dare in -ci, disap-
point; esser ne’ suoi -ci, be in the bloom
of health and youth; venir dal —, loathe,
disdain. -eiéso, ADJ.: ragged, tattered.
cene-ràeeio, M.: buck ashes. -rée-
eiolo, M.: bucking cloth. -rariot =
cinerario. -rata, F.: lye. |leéne-re
[L. cinis], F.: CINDERS; ashes; (poet.)
M., or le -ri: remains; il giorno delle
—, Le Cenerie, Ash-Wednesday. -rino,
ADJ.: ash-coloured. -régnole, ADI.:
slightly ash-coloured (used in ratner disp.
sense). -réme, M.: remains of ashes in
the bucking cloth. -réso, ADJ.: scat-
tered over with ashes.
ce-nétta [cena], F.: delicious little sup-
per. -nîna, F.: light supper.
eennamélla [L. calamus, reed], F.: pipe,
wind instrument ; flageolet.
eénnamof, M.: cinnamon.
eénno [L. cinnus], M.: nod, sign; com-
mand.
ee-nòbio [Gr. koin6-bios, ‘common-life’],
M.: monastery. -nobita, M.: monk
(cenobite). -nobitico, ADJ.: cenobitic
(monastic).
eenotafio [Gr. kénos, empty, téphos,
tomb], M.: cenotaph.
eensalitot = cencioso.
cen-siménto, M.: census. -sito, ADJ.:
taxable. |leém-=so [L. -sus (-sere, value)],
M.: patrimony; rent (tribute); census.
-sére, M.: censor (Roman magistrate ;
censor, of the press); critic. -sòriaj,
F.: censure. -sòrio, ADJ.: censorious.
-suario, ADJ.: censual; taxable; M.:
tenant (renter). -sudtoy, ADJ.: taxed.
-sira, F.: censorship; penance estab-
lished by the sacred canons. -surdbile,
ADJ.: censurable. -surdre, TR.: cen-
sure, criticise. -suratére, M.: censurer.
€en-taurea, F.: (bot.) centaury. ||-tau-
ro [Gr. kéntauros], M.: centaur (fabulous
monster ; constellation).
een-tellare, TR.: sip. -tellindre,
freq. of -tellare. -tellino, M.: small
sip: a -tellini, in sips. |l=tèllo [-t0], M.:
small draught (sip).
cen-tenàrio [-t0], ADJ.: centenary (cen-
tennial); M.: centennial. -tèsimo, ADJ.:
hundredth; M.: centime. -tîi=grado,
ADJ.: centigrade. -ti=gràmmo, M.:
centigram. -ti=litro, M.: centiliter.
-ti= mano, ADJ.: having a hundred
hands. -ti-metro, M.: centimeter.
eéntina [Fr. cintre], F.: (arch.) mould
(support) for an arch. 2
eentinaio, pl. -nai, -naia (f.) [cento], M.:
hundred: a —, by hundreds, abundantly.
eenti-nare [-na], TR.: arch (bend into
an arch). -nataira, F.: arching.
e6n-to [L. -tum], ADJ.: HUNDRED; many;
centogambe
Mi tpngreds great number. -to-gimbe
[gamba], M.: galleyworm. -to-mila,
ADJ.: hundred thousand; great many.
-to=millésimo, ADIJ.: "hundred thou-
sandth. -tonchio, M.: centinody, knot-
grass. -téne,M.: cento. -to=novòàlle
[novella], M.: book composed of a hundred
tales.
cen-tréle, ADJ.: central.
[fugere, flee], ADI.:
naj, F.: seahog. -tri=peto [petere,
seek], ADJ.: centripetal. |leém=tro [L.
-trum], M.: centre, middle.
eentamviro [L. -vir, ‘hundred-man’], M
centumvir.
eentu-plicare, TR.: centuplicate. |leèn-
tu-plo [L. -plex], M.: centuple, hundred-
fold.
eenturat = cintura.
een-taria [L. (-tum, 100)], F.: CENTURY
(a hundred; company of 100 men). -tu-
riòne, M.: centurion.
ee-nteeia [-na], -nazzat,
supper.
eep-paia, -pita}, F.: stump.
lo, -peréllo, dim. of -po. -picéne,
M.: (jest.) head. |leép-po [L. cippus],
M.: trunk (stump); block: — di Natale,
yule-log; PL.: fetters.
eé-ra [L.], F.: wax; wax-candle; face
(countenance): far buona —, be in good
health; make one welcome; — di Spagna
=-ralacca. -raiòlo, M.: chandler. -ra=
làcca, F.: sealing-wax.
eeraméllat = cennamella.
ee-ramica [Gr. kéramos, earthenware],
-tri=fugo
centrifugal. -tri-
F.: poor
-patél-
F.: ceramics. -ramico, ADJ.: ceramic.
eerfisaj = ciliegia.
eerasta [Gr. ana. horned], F 1 ce-
rastes (horned viper).
eerbàiaj, F.: forest of oaks.
eer-bidtto, M.: fawn. -biattolino,
M.: very young fawn; timid person.
lleér=biof [-v0], M.: stag.
eerbonéca [?], F.: very bad wine
cerbottàna [Ar.], F.: tube; ear-trum-
pet}: sapere una cosa per —, know a
thing indirectly.
eér-ca, F.: search. -ca-brighe [briga],
M., INVAR.: quarrelsome fellow. ||-care
[L. circare, go about], TR. : SEARCH (seek);
inquire. -cita, F : search. zeatore,
M.: searcher ; es -catirai, F.
search.
eér-chia, F.: circle of walls about a city.
-chiéio, M.: cooper. -chiaméntof,
M.: hooping. -chiàre, TR.: encircle,
hoop. -chiatara, F.: hooping. -chiel-
lino, M.: very small circle. -chièllo,
-chiétto, M.: small circle. |leér-chio
: CIRCLE; hoop; small ear-
-chio-
[circolo], M
ring; ring; assemblage; garlandf.
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lino, M.: small circle or hoop. -chié-
ne, aug. of -chio. eér-eine, M.: por-
ter’s head-cushion ; padded cap. -co}j =
-chio. -coneèlloj, M.: cress. -céne,
M.: turned wine. -etitot = circuito.
eoredle [L. -lis (Ceres)], ADJ.: cereal.
<«ere-bèlloj, M.: cerebellum. -brale,
ADJ.: cerebral. |eère-bro [L. -brum],
M. : cerebrum (brain).
«eremo. . = cerimo. .
€eè-reo [-ra], ADJ.: cereous (waxen); M
wax-candle. -reria, F.: chandlers
shop. -rétta, F.: tube of hair-wax.
certuni
:|eerfòglio [L. cere-folium], M.: CHERVIL
(plant); loose lock of hairf.
eeri-mònia [L. (cerus, god)], F.: rite
(ceremony); formality (politeness). -mo-
nile, ADJ.: ceremonial; M.: ceremo-
nial; book of ceremonies. -moniére,
M.: master of ceremonies. -moniosa-
ménte, ADV.: ceremoniously. -monié-
so, ADJ.: ceremonious.
eerino [cera], M.: taper, tube of hair-
wax.
eerin-ta [L. -tha], F., -to, M.: honey-
wort.
eèr-naj, F.: choice; worthless fellow.
-mecchiaref, INTR.: freq. of -nere.
eer-nécchio [?], M.: disordered lock of
hair. -necchiéna, F.,-necchiéne, M.:
person with disordered hair.
eérneref, TR.: choose; sift; discern.
eerniéra [Fr. cerne (L. circus, CIRCLE)],
F.: hinge.
eernitére [cernere], M.: sifter.
eé6-ro [L. -reus], M.: large wax candle.
-réna, F.: 07g. of -ra; large fat face.
-réso, AD waxy. -rottino, dim. of
-ro. -ròtto [Gr. kerotés], M.: CERATE
(unctuous plaster); botch-work; languid
person.
eerpell. .} = scerpell. .
eerrac-chidlo [cerro, M.: young bitter
. oak. -ehiéne, M.: large or old oak.
‘cerretàno [7], x 7 charlatan, cheat.
eérro [L. cerrus], M. : cerris (bitter oak).
eertame [L. -men], M.: (poet.) combat.
eer-taménte [-to], ADV.: certainly.
-taméntoj = accertamento. -tànoi,
ADJ.: certain.
eertàret, INTR.: fight, contend.
eer-tézza, F.: certainty; assurance. -ti-
ficaménto, M.: certification. -tificé-
re, TR.: assure, certify. -tificato, M
certificate. -tificaziénef, F.: certifica-
tion. |leér=to [L. -tus], ADI. : CERTAIN,
assured; M.: some one; ADV.: certainly,
in truth; al —, di —, per —, certainly.
eerté-sa [Fr. Chartreuse, first place], F
Carthusian monastery. -sino, ADJ.: Car-
thusian; M.: Carthusian monk.
certi pi [certo uno], PRON., M. PL.: some.
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eorticeia, F.:
countenance.
eerti-leo [L. ceruleus], eèru-lo, ADI.:
(poet.) cerulean (sky-blue).
certime [-ra], M.: cerumen (earwax).
ee-rusiaj= chirurgia. -risico = chi-
rurgo
<ertssat, F.: ceruse, white lead.
eérva [-vo], F.: hind.
eervel-laceio, M.: madcap. -laggineft,
F.: caprice, freak. -lata, F.: sausage
containing pig’s brains, spices, etc. -lét-
to, M.: part back of the brain; freakish
person}. -liéra,F.: casque. -linàggi-
ne}, F.: foolishness. -lino, m.: little
brain; giddy person; ADJ.: freakish, hare-
brained. |cervèl=lo [L. cerebellum],
M.: brain; intellect. -léme, M.: great
brain; (fig.) obstinate fellow. -lotica-
ménte, ADV.: fantastically. -lòtico,
ADJ.: fantastic. -lato, ADJ.: (jest.)
brained. -laizzo, M.: giddy person.
cer-vétta [-vo], F.: young hind. -vet-
tino, -vétto, M.: young stag. eér-via,
pop. for -va. -viftto, M.: fawn.
eervice [L. -vix], F.: cervix, neck.
<cer-vièret, M.: lynx. |l-viéro [L. -va-
rius], ADJ.: of the lynx, lynx-.
€er-viétto, M.: young stag. -vino, ADJ.:
of the stag. eér-vio = -vo. -vidtto,
m.: rather large stag. ||eér-vo [L. -vus],
M.: stag.
eervogia [L. cervisia], F.: (jest.) beer.
eerzio-rare [L. certior, more certain],
TR.: give notice (of a legal proceeding);
instruct; asCERTAIN; assure; REFL.: as-
sure one’s self. -razidénef, F.: notice;
assurance,
eesé-reo [L. Cesar], ADJ.: Cesarean (im-
perial). -rismo, M.: Cesarism.
eesdrie [L. cesaries], F.: long, loose hair.
eesel-laménto, M.: chiseling. -lare,
TR.: chisel, sculpture. -latére, m.:
worker with the chisel, sculptor. -la.
tara, F.: chisel work. -létto, -lino,
M.: small chisel. |leesél-lo [L. cedere,
ces-, cut], M.: chisel, graver.
eèsiot, ADJ.: blue-eyed.
ce-soiàta, F.: blow or cut with scis-
sors. |l-séie [L. cedere, cut], F. PL.:
SCISSORS. -soiétte, F. PL. -soine, F.
PL.: small scissors. -soiéme, F. PL.:
big shears. -soitieee, F.: wretched
little scissors.
eespicare} = incespicare.
cès-pite [L. cespes], M.: (poet.) = cespo.
ێs-po, M.: heap of grass, etc.; turf.
-pugliàto}, aDJ.: made of shrubs. -pu-
gliétto, M.: small shrub. -piglio,
M.: shrub, bush. -pugliéso, ADJ.: full
of bushes.
eoessagiéney}, F.:
ceruccia
disp. of -ra; unhealthy
cessation.
chericale
cessimej, M.: filth; scum of the people,
mob.
ees-saméntof, M.: cessation. -sdnte,
PART. of -sare; M.}: debtor. sare [L.
(cedere, withdraw)], INTR.: CEASE; re-
movet; escapef. -saziéne, F.: cessa-
tion. -«eès-si, PRET. of cedere. -sionà-
rio, M.: one who has surrendered his
effects, bankrupt. -siéme, F.: cession
(surrender of property). |leés=solI, PART.
of cedere; M.: cessation.
eésso2 [secesso], M.: water-closet; ex-
crement, dung.
eé-sta [Gr. kiste, ‘cHEST’), F.: basket
(hamper); basket carriage. -staio, M.:
basket-maker. -stéllat, dim. of -sta.
-stellino, dim. of -stello. -stèllo, M.:
small basket, fishing basket. -stîna,
dim. of -sta. -stinére, TR.: throw
into the waste-basket. -stimo, M.: small
basket; fishing basket; go-cart. -stire
=accestire. cé-sto1, M.: bushy head,
tuft of plants, etc.
eésto2 [L. cestus], M.: cestus (gauntlet
of Roman boxers); cestus-play.
eésto3 [L. -tus], m.: girdle; girdle of
Venus.
ce-sténe [-sta], M.: big basket (hamper).
-stuto, ADJ.: tufted; bushy.
eestra [L. cesura (cedere, cut)], F.: ca-
sura (pause in a verse).
eetaceo [L. -tus], ADI.: cetaceous; M.:
cetacean.
eétera! [L. cithara], F.: CITHERN (lyre).
eétera (e —) = eccetera.
eete-ratére},-rista},M.: cithern-player.
-rizzare, INTR.: play on the cithern.
eètoI [L. cethus], m.: order (class of
people).
eètoj2,M.: whale.
eétra = cetera.
eetridlo [L. citrus], M.: cucumber; ninny.
chei -é [L. quem], PRON.: who, whom;
which, that; what? apJ.: which, what;
CONJ.: that; than; as: — che or -chè,
whatever. che2-é, INTERJ.: what! (exel.
of doubt, scorn, etc.), why! —/ —/ im-
possible! ehé3 -é, CONJ.: abbrev. of
perchè, poichè, affinchè: because (since);
in order that (that); Apv.: till (until).
chezchè é, PRON.: whatever. =che=ssia,
PRON. : anything whatever.
chelîdroj, M.: poisonous sea-serpent.
chelonite}, F.: toadstone.
chèn-tet, ADJ.: what(ever). -tanquef,
ADJ.: whatever.
chepì [Fr. képi], M.: ‘kepi’ (mil. parade
CAP).
chéppia [L. clipea], F.:
chércaj = cherica.
chèreret, TR.: seek, desire.
chéri-ca, F.: tonsure. -efilet, ADI.:
shad fish.
chericato
clerical. -cito, M.:
-chino, dim. of -co.
clericus, clerk], M.:
-chieeio, disp. of -co.
that wears the tonsure.
cio. -siat}, F.: clergy.
chéremes [Ar.], M.:
insect used as a dye). -misi, M.: CRIM-
SON. -misimo, ADJ.: crimson coloured;
M.: crimson. .
chert-bico, ADJ.: cherubic. |l-rubino
[Heb.], M.: cherub.
chéstat = chiesta.
che-taméntei, ADV.: quietly; secretly.
-tanzaj,F.: quittance ; calm from storm.
«tre, TR.: quiet; REFL.: become quiet,
grow calm. -tézzaij, F.: quiet. -tino,
M.: quiet little fellow. Ilehé=to [L. quie-
tus], ADJ.: QUIET; silent: — —, very
quietly. -ténej, ADV.: very silent.
cheainquet = chiunque.
chi [L. quis], PRON. : who, whom, whoever.
chifcchie-ra [Fr. claque], F.: chat (idle
talk); false saying; chattering woman.
-‘raméntoj, M.: chat. -rare, INTR.:
chat (babble); mumble. -ràta, F.: chat-
ting; tiresome talk. -ratére, M.: chat-
terer. -rimal, F.: chatter (babbling).
-rina 2, F., -rino, M.: prattler (chatter-
clergy. -chétto,
chéri-co [L.
CLERGYman, priest.
-etito, ADJ.: one
-ctizzo = -cuc-
chermes (kind of
box). -rio, M.: confused chatter (bab-
ble). -réna, r., -réne, M.: big talker;
gossip. chiacchillaref, INTR.: waste
time in chattering.
chif-ma, F.: calling the roll, calling off
names. -maménto}, M.: calling; ap-
peal. ll-màre [L. clamare, ‘CLAIM’], TR.:
call; call to; name; REFL.: be named.
-màta, r.: calling; election}. -maté-
re, M.: one that calls or appeals. -ma-
ziénei, F.: calling.
chifnaj, F.: swamp (marsh).
chiantàreij, TR.: deceive.
chidp-pa, F.: cAPTure (catch); acquisi-
tion (gain). |l-pare [L. capere], TR.:
(pop.) CATCH (snatch); surprise. chiap-
polaf, F.: trifle; frivolous man. -pola-
ret, TR.: snatch; discard. -poleriaj
= -la. -polino, M.: (jest.) worthless
man. chiàppo-loj, M.: mass of trifles.
chia-ra,F.: white of anegg. -raménte,
aDV.: clearly; faithfully}. -raref, TR.:
make clear. -rdta,F.: beaten whites of
eggs used for bruises, etc. -rèlloj, M.:
wine with much water. -rétto, ADJ.:
rather clear. -rézza, F.: clearness,
brightness. -rificare, TR.: clarify, clear.
-rificazione, F., -riméntof, M.: clari-
fication, clearing. -rinaf, F., -rinof, M.:
clarion. -rire, TR.: make clear; explain.
-rissimo, ADJ.: most or very clear; title
given to men of letters. -rita, F.: clear-
ness, splendour; explanation. -ritére,
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M.: one who clears; explainer. -ritara,
F.: clarification. |l-ro [L. clarus], ADI. :
CLEAR (bright, sparkling; evident); ADV.:
clearly; m.f: light. -rére, M.: bright
light in a dark place. -ro-setiro, M.:
(paint.) chiaroscuro. -résot, ADJ.:
(jest.) clear. -ro-veggénza [veggenza,
sight], F.: clairvoyance.
chiassaiuòlo}, M.: trench (ditch).
chiassata [chiasso], F.: noise, clatter;
loud cries ; jest, joke.
chiassatéllo} = chiassolo.
whidssol [L. classicum, trumpet sound],
M.: noise (uproar); jest.
chias-so 2} [Ger. gasse], M.: alley; brothel.
-sòlo, M.: narrow street, alley.
chias-séne [-s0], M.: noisy person. -séso,
ADJ.: noisy.
chiàt-ta, F.: ferry boat. |l-to [dial.
form of piatto], ADJ.: flattened, crushed.
chia-vaeeio [-vo], m.: large bolt. -va-
cuore}, M.: gold or silver clasp. -vaiof,
-vaiudlo, M.: turnkey; locksmith. -var-
da, F.: screw-bolt. -vardare, TR.:
bolt. -vardétta, dim. of -varda. -varot
= -vaio.
chià-ve [L. clavis (clau-, CLOSE)], F.: key;
tuning-key; stop-cock; (mus.) CLEF: sante
-vi, pontifical coat of arms; pontifical au-
thority.
chia-vellére, TR.:
F.: hurt from a nail.
-verina, F.: javelin.
chiavétta, F.: dim. of -ve; valve; key
of a flute, etc.
chià-vica [L. elavaca (cf. cloaca)], F.:
common sewer, drain. -vichétta, -vi-
china, F.: dim. of -vica.
chia-vieina [-ve], -vina, F.: small key.
chia-vistellino, M.: small bolt. -vi-
stéllo, m.: bolt. |l=voj [L. clavus
(clau-, CLOSE)], M.: nail.
chiàz-za [Ger. kletz], F.:
ADI. : scabby.
chic-ca [-co], F.: sweetmeat (confection).
-céio, M.: seller of sweetmeats.
chicche-ra [Sp. jicara (Mexic.)], F.: small
cup for coffee and chocolate. -rétta, F.:
very small cup. -réne, M.: large cup.
chicchessia}, PRON.: whoever.
chicchi-rifta, F.: continued crowing.
llerichi [echoic], M.: crowing of the
cock. -rillaéref, INTR.: jest, trifle away
one’s time.
chicco [Gr. kikkos, husk], M.: grain (seed).
chiè-dere [L. querere, seek], IRR.$; TR.:
ask (beg, reQUEST). -diméntot,M.: de-
mand; petition. -ditére, M., -ditrice,
F.: petitioner.
Ind.: Pres. reg. or chidg-go ; -gono. Pret.
chiè-si, -se ; -sero. Subj.: Pres. reg. or chieg-
ga, etc. Part. chzdsto.— Poet. forms chidg-
gio, -gidmo, -giono ; chièggia, etc.
nail. -vellàta;,
-véllof, M.: nail.
scab. -zéto,
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chièggiai, F.: precipice.
chièrere} = chiedere.
chiérica and deriv. = cherica and deriv.
chiè-sa [L. ecclesia], F.: church. -sétta,
F., -settina, dim. of -sa. -sieeiòla,
disp. dim. of -sa. -sina, -sino, -sòla,
dim. of -sa. -séna, -séne, aug. of -sa
(-sone esp. of large, simple structure).
chié-sta [-dere], F.: request, petition.
-sto, PART. of -dere.
chie-steeia [-sa], F., -sacola, F.: small
ugly church.
ehilidrot = chelidro. .
chili-fero, ADJ.: chyliferous. -fiea-
méntoj, M.: = -ficazione. -fiedref,
INTR.: chylify, form chyle. -ficaziéne,
F.: (med.) chylification. ||ehilo [Gr. chu-
168], M.: chyle.
chi-logrammo [Gr. chilioi, thousand,
gramma, gram], m.: kilogram. -lòlitro
[Gr. Zitra, pound], M.: kiloliter. -lòme-
tro [Gr. métron, measure], M.: kilometer.
chi-mèra [Gr. chimaira, she-goat], F.:
chimera (fabulous monster); wild fancy
(illusion). -mericaménte, ADV.: chi-
merically. -mérico, ADJ.: chimerical.
-merizzàre |, INTR.: indulge in wild fan-
cies. -merizzatéref, M.: visionary.
chimi-ca [Gr. chumia (-més, juice)], F.:
chemistry. -caménte, ADV.: chemically.
chimi-co, ADJ.: chemical; M.: chemist.
china i, —china [China], F.: QUININE.
chi-na2, F., -naméntof, M.: incline
(slope). |l-mare [L. clinare], TR.: in-
CLINE (bend); lower; bow; REFL.: bend
(stoop). -mataf, F.: declivity. -nata-
méntej, ADV.: in curves. -natézzaf,
F.: curvity. -maturaf, F.: inclination.
chin-caglie [Fr. quincaille (? ak. to
Eng. clink)], F. PL.: ironware, hardware.
-cagliére, M.: ironmonger, hardware
merchant. -caglieria, F.: hardware
store.
chinchesiaj, PRON. : whoever.
chinchina} = chinachina.
chinèat, F.: ambling nag.
chinino [china], M.: quinine.
chino [-nare], ADJ.: bent (inclined); cast
down; M.f: declivity.
ehidc-cat, F.: blow. [{l-edre [cloc,
echoic], INTR. : crack, swing (a whip); TR. :
beat, cuff.
chiocchéttat, F.: small clump or tuft.
chiòde-eia, F.: brooding hen. ||-eiare
[L. glocire, echoic], INTR.: CLUCK. -eié-
ta, F.: brood of young chicks.
chideeiot, ADJ.: sick (indisposed).
chideeio-la [L. coclea], F.: snail ; screw-
hole} : scala a —, spiral staircase. -ldio,
M.: one that seeks snails. -létta, -lina,
F., -lino, M., dim. of -la; twist. -léna,
F., -léne, M.: aug. of -la; old-style watch.
chiusamente
chideco [echoic clocl, M.: crack of a
whip.
chio-diia, F.: nail mould. -daiòlo,
M.: nailmaker. -dame, M.: assortment
of nails. -daret = inchiodare. -deria,
F.: forge where nails are made; assort-
ment of nails. -détto, M.: small nail.
llenid-do [L. clavus (claud-, CLOSE)], M.:
nail: aver fisso il —, be determined.
chiò-ma [L. coma], F.: hair; head of
hair; lion’s mane; leaves of trees; tail
of a COMET. -méto, ADJ.: (poet.) hairy.
chiòd-sa [Gr. gléssa, tongue, language],
F.: GLOSS (comment); spot. -sare, TR.:
gloss, explain. -satére, M., -satriee,
F.: commentator, explainer.
chiòsco [Turk.], M. : kiosk (summer house);
small booth.
chiò-straj = -stro. -strétto, -strino,
M.: small court or garden. |chiò-stro
[L. claustrum (claud-, CLOSE)], M.: CLOISTER
(covered court of a convent; convent).
chiòtto [?], ADJ.: silent (taciturn, re-
served).
chio-véàrej = inchiodare.
= inchiodatura.
chiodo.
chir- [Gr. cheir, hand]: -Agra [Gr. dgra,
seizure)], F.: chiragra (gout in the hand).
-figrico {, ADJ.: chiragrical. -ogra-
fario, M.: creditor or debtor by virtue of
a chirograph; ADJ.: chirographic(al).
-ògrafo [Gr. gréphein, write], M.: chiro-
graph (bond under one’s own hand).
-omàantej, M.: chiromancer. -oman-
zia}, F.: chiromancy (palmistry). -ur-
gia [érgon, work], F.: SURGERY. -urgi-
caménte, ADV.: surgically. -argico,
ADJ.: surgical. -argo, M.: surgeon.
chisciaref, TR.: weed, hoe.
chissisia [chi si sia], PRON. : whosoever.
chitare}, TR.: quit; abandon.
chitàr-ra [Gr. kithdra], F.:
«rina, -rino, dim. of -ra. -rista, M.:
guitar-player. -réne, aug. of -ra.
chiù [echoic], M.: horned owl.
ehiucchiurlaia [echoic], F.: confused
chatter.
chiu-dénda, F.: enclosure; hedge. |lehite
dere [L. claudere], IRR.$; TR.: CLOSE
(shut up; finish, stop). -diméntot, M.:
enclosing ; enclosure.
§ Pret. chié-si, -se; -sero. Part. chidso.
chianque [L. qui-cumque], PRON.: who-
soever.
ehitr-la, F.: foolish, trifling woman.
-lare, INTR.: hoot as the owl. |[-lo
[chiù], M.: small owl; CURLEW; bird-
catching (with owls, bird-lime, etc.);
simpleton.
chit-sa, F.:
letter, etc.).
-vatiraj
-véllo}, chiò-voj =
GUITAR.
enclosure; close (end of a
-saménte}, ADV.: secret-
chiusi
ly. -si, PRET. of -dere. -sino, M.:
stopper, lid, cover. |l-so, PART. of -dere:
closed; enclosed; (fig.) reserved; M.:
enclosure. -stira, F.: close of schools,
etc.; lockf.
ei [L. eccu hic, ‘to here’], ADV.: here,
there; PRON.: us, to us.
eiat, F., INVAR.: tea.
eifi-ba, M.: cobbler. ||-batta [2], F.:
house-shoe (slipper); old shoe; jaded
woman. -battàioj=-battino. -bat-
tata, F.: blow with a shoe. -battièret,
-battino, M.: cobbler. -battinieeio,
disp. of -battino.
cifàcche [echoic],
sound. :
eiac-cherino, M.: insolent youth. |leifc-
chero [ciacco], M.: insolent, ill-bred per-
son. :
ciae-eifre [-che], INTR.: talk without
understanding; chatter. -eimo, M.:
foolish talker, chatterer.
eifccoi, M.: hog; ADJ.: dirty, slovenly.
eialeda [Fr. chaude (L. calidus, warm)],
F.: small cake; wafer. -dondio, M.:
wafer seller. -déne, M.: cornet-formed
wafer.
eialtré-na, F. [geldrone (aug. of geldra)],
-ne, M.: slovenly, vile person; rogue. -ne-
ria, F.: slovenliness; vile deed.
eiam-bélla [?], F.: round cake; roll.
-bellaia, r., -bellàio, M.: cake-seller.
-bellétta, -bellina, dim. of bella.
eiambelléttot = cammellotto.
eiamber-lanato, M.: chamberlainship.
\|-ldmo [OFr. chamber-lain, ‘chamber-
ling’], M.: CHAMBERLAIN.
eiambo-lare [L.* clamulare (clamare,
shout)], INTR.: talk much nonsense, tell
foolish stories. -lio, M.: foolish talker.
-léne, M.: foolish talker.
eiamméngolaf, F.: trifle.
eiam-panélla}, ||-panélle, F.: in dare
in -panelle, make a slip; do foolish things.
l-paret} [zampa], INTR.: stumble. -pi-
M.: crack, cracking
care, INTR.: stumble, trip. -picéne,
M.: stumbler.
eide-na [?], F.: ill-bred woman. -nata,
F.: act of an ill-bred woman.
eian-cerélla, -cerallat,-eéttat, dim.
of -cia. |letan-eia [echoic], F.: nonsen-
sical talk (fiddlefaddle), idle story; trifle
(worthless thing). -eia=friscole, F.
PL.: trifles (worthless things; fooleries).
-eiaméntoj, M.: prating; trifling.
-eifre, INTR. : tell foolish stories; prate :
trifle. -eiatére, M., -eiatriee, F.;
idle talker, trifler. -eicdre, INTR.: stut-
ter; drawl; eat or work slowly. -eièrot,
ADI.: prattling. -eiolinat, dim. of -cia.
-eiéne, M.: great talker or trifler; ri-
bald. -eiosaménte}, ADV.: in jest.
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-eiéso}, ADJ.: prating; trifling. -eiu-
gliare, TR.: mumble, talk indistinctly ;
INTR.: stammer. -frusdglia = cian-
ciafruscole.
eiangot-tare [? L. singultare, hiccup],
INTR.: pronounce badly; talk as a child.
-tio, M.: jabbering (indistinct talk).
eianina [ciano2], F.: cyanin, blue colour-
ing matter of flowers.
eiano! [-na], M.: ill-bred man. .
eiano 2 [Gr. kiianos, dark blue], M.: blue-
bottle (corn-flower).
eian-ta [? pianta], F.: sole (of the foot).
-télla, F.: house shoe, slipper; (jest.)
too large a shoe.
eiappe-réne}, F.: CHAPERON (hood).
-ròttoj, M.: mantle, cloak.
eiappo-la [Fr. échoppe (Ger. schiippe,
SHOVEL)], M.: flat graver. -létta, dim.
cicalatorio
of -la.
ciara-mòèllaj, r.: = cennamella; big
talker, babbler. -mellàre, INTR.:
chatter; trifle.
eifr-la, F.: idle talk, gossip. ||-lare
[disp. of parlare], INTR.: chatter (prattle,
gossip). -làta, F.: continued chatter.
eiarla-tanata, F.: trick, deceit. -ta-
neria, F.: charlatanism. -tanésco,
ADJ.: quackish. -tamismo, M.: charla-
tanism. ||-tamo [? ciarlare], M.: CHAR-
LATAN (mountebank).
eiar-latére [-lare], M.: prattler (big
talker). -leriai, F.: chatter. -lière,
-lièro, ADJ.: talkative, gossipy. -léne,
M.: babbler (big talker).
eidr-pa [? 1. Ger. schrap, pocket], F.:
ScaRF; light wrap; baldric; old worn-out
gown. -pàme, M.: old clothes, pile or
rags. -péret, INTR.: bungle. -pétta,
-pettina, r.: small light scarf. -piè-
re}, -péne, M.: bungler.
eiasc(hed)ano [L. quisque unus], PRON.:
each one, every one.
ei-bdle}, ADJ.: pertaining to food, nutri-
tive. -baméntof, M.: food, nutriment.
-bére, TR.: nourish, feed; REFL.: eat,
nourish one’s self. -baria, F.: victuals,
food in general. -bdrio, ADJ.: cibarious,
pertaining to food. -baziénef, F.: nour-
ishing one’s self. ||-bo [L. -bus], M.:
food (nourishment). -bério, M.: cibo-
rium (case containing the host). -bésot,
ADJ.: fruitful.
eibréo [?], M.: giblet, ragout.
eica [L., bits, trifles], F.: a bit (the slight-
est thing): non... —, not a bit, nothing.
eicé-dat [L.], -la, F.: cicada (kind of
locust); tiresome prater. -ldio, M.:
noisy place. -laménto}, M.: chatter-
ing. -lare, INTR.: chatter (babble).
-lata, F.: babbling (tiresome talk). -la-
tore}, M.: prater. -latòrioj, ADI;
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chattering. -léeeio, M., -leriat, F.:
chattering, hum of voices. -lina, F.,
-lino, M.: dim. of -la; prattler (chat-
terer). -lio, M.: chatter, confused buzz
of voices. -léma, F., -léne, M.: gossip.
eica-triee [L. -trix], F.: cicatrice (scar);
fraud}. -trizzàre, INTR.: cicatrize.
-trizzaziéne, F.: cicatrization.
eic-ca [cica], F.: cigar stub. -caidlo, M.:
gatherer of cigar stubs.
eiccanténet, M.: buffoon.
eicohérat = chicchera.
eie-eia [? L. in-sicia (root sec, cut),
minced meat], F.: (child. or jest.) meat;
flesh: far —, slay, murder. eie-eiolo,
m.: small bit of bacon; proud flesh in a
wound. -eiéme, M.: fat man; tumour
(boil)}. -eiéso, ADJ.: plump.
eieérbita [L. cicer, cHICKpea], F.: herb
used in salads. -eérehia, F.: lathyrus
sativus (sort of vegetable).
eiee-ro [L. Cicero], M.: pica type (in
which Cicero was first printed). -réna,
F.: learned woman. -réne, M.: (fig.) big
talker, wiseacre; cicerone, guide. -ro-
nifino, ADJ.: Ciceronian.
eichinof, M.: very little.
eicigna}, F.: small lizard.
ciei-sbèa{,F.:coquette. -sbedref,INTR.:
play the gallant. -sbeatof, m.: gallantry.
ll-sbéo [?], M.: cicisbeo (gallant).
eic-lico, ADJ.: cyclic. |l=lo [Gr. kiklos,
circle], M.: cycle. -léide, F.: cycloid.
-léne, M.: cyclone, wind storm.
eiclépe [Gr. kikl-ops, ‘round-EYED’], M. :
Cyclop (one-eyed giant).
eicé-gna [L. -nia], F.: stork; beam of a
bellt. -gnino, M.: young stork.
ei-cordeeo, ADJ.: extracted from chic-
ory; chicory-. ||-céria [Gr. kichora], F.:
chicory. °
eicita [L.], F.:
eiec. .} = cec..
eiélo [L. celum], M.:
phere.
ei-fera}, F., |l-fra [Ar.], r.: cipher; sum
(amount); device (monogram). -fraret,
TR.: sign with one’s initials.
ei-glio, pl. -gli or -glia [L. -lium, eyelid],
M.: eyebrow; eye, face; wink, nod; edge,
embankment; grassy rampart; PL.: view.
-glionare, TR.: embank. -gliéne, M.:
raised edge of a ditch, embankment, bank.
-gliato, ADJ.: heavy-eyebrowed.
eigna [cinghia], F.: girth (CINGLE): le
cigne della carrozza, springs of a coach;
esser sulle cigne, be ill or be out of funds.
eignale, more pop. than cinghiale.
ei-gnata [-gna], r.: blow with a girth.
-gnere} = cingere.
eigno [L. cygnus], M.: swan; poet.
eignéne [cigna], M.: large girth.
cicaleccio
cicuta, hemlock.
sky; heaven; atmos-
cincinno
eigo-laménto, M.: creaking. |l-lfre
[?], INTR.: creak, rattle (as wheels). -lio,
M.: continued creaking.
ei-golof, -guloj, ADI.: little.
eilécca [?], F.: trick.
ceilestrinoj = celestino.
ei-lieeinot, ADJ.: of haircloth.
cio, -lieio}, M.: haircloth.
ei-liégia [L. cerasa], F.: CHERRY. -lie-
gidio, M.: cherry seller. -liégio, M.:
cherry-tree; cherry wood. -liegtona,
aug. of -liegia.
ei-lindrétto, M.: small cylinder. -lin-
dricaménte, ADV.: cylindrically. -lin-
drico, ADJ.: cylindrical. ||-lindro [Gr.
kilindros], m.: cylindèr; roller.
eilizio [Cilicia, in Asia Minor], M.: cilice
(haircloth worn by penitents); torment
(torture).
ei-ma [L. cyma, cabbage sprout], F.: top
(summit); eminence. -mare, TR.: shear
(cloth); cut offf, lop. -masa, F.: (arch.)
cyma (moulding). -masétta, -masina,
dim. of -masa. -méata, F.: cloth-shear-
ing. -matére,M.: cloth shearer. -ma-
tara, F.: cloth-shearing; shearings of
cloth. -mazioft = -masa.
cimbaj, F.: bark, boat.
eimbalot = cembaloj.
eimbellaref, INTR.: fall.
eimberli [cimbalo]: in —, in high spirits
(merry ; tipsy).
eim-bottolare}, INTR.: fall down. -bòt-
tolot, M.: tumble.
eimbraccola [echoic], F.: slut. ;
eimé-lio, -lle [Gr. keimélion (root kei-,
lie), treasure], M.: valuable relic (an-
tiquity).
eimen-taceio, disp. of -to. -tàre, TR.:
(fig.) risk, try; REFL.: prove one’s self.
-tatòre, M.: one that tries. |eimén-
to [?], m.: risk (trial, proof). -téso, ADJ.:
hazardous.
eimi-ee [L. cimex],F.: bedbug. -eifio,
M.: place full of bugs. -eiéne, M.: big
bug. -eidso, ADI.: infested with bugs.
ei-miéref, ||-miéro [-ma], M.: crest of
a helmet.
eimino [L. cuminum], M.: cumin (plant).
eimi-tériof, ||-téro [Gr. koimetérion
(koiman, sleep)], M.: cemetery (church.
yard); silent place.
ei-mo6lo [-ma],M.: head of greens. -mé-
sa, F.: selvage of cloth.
eimarro [Gr. kumérrhous], M. : glanders.
eina-brése, ADJ.: cinnabarine; M.: cin-
nabar. |leinda=bro [Gr. kinndbari], M.:
cinnabar, vermillion.
-lie-
ein-cia [echoic], -ei-allégra, F.: tit-
mouse.
ein-ciglio}, M.: belt. -einnoj, M.:
ringlet, lock of hair.
cincischiare
ein-eischiàre [?], TR.: hack (slash);
mumble; INTR.: dawdle. -eischioj, M.:
hacking; shred. -eischiéne, M.: daw-
dler.
einematògrafo [Gr. kinetés, movable,
gréphein, write], M.: kinetoscope.
eine-rario [L. -rarius], ADI. : cinerary.
-rizio}, ADJ.: ash-coloured.
eingallégra = cinciallegra.
ein-gere [L.], IRR.$; TR.: gird; sur-
round, enclose. cin-ghia [L. -gulum],
F.: girth, CINGLE.
§ Pret. cin-st, -se ; -sero. Part. cinto.
einghidle [L. singularis, lone], M.: wild
boar.
ein-ghidre},TR.: gird; enclose. -ghia-
taraj, F.: girding. ein-ghio;, M.:
circle. |[eim-golo [L. -gulum], M.:
girdle, belt; cIncture.
einguet-tare [ak.to ciangottare], INTR. :
lisp; mumble (mutter); chirp. -tatére,
M.: lisper; mumbler. -teria, F.: lisping;
mumbling ; chit-chat. -tiéra, F.,-tière,
m.: lisper; chatterer.
eini-caménte, ADV.: cynically. |leini-
co [Gr. kun-ikés, dog-like], aDJ.: cynical;
M.: cynic.
einigia [L. cinisia], F.: CINDER (ember).
einiglia [Fr. chenille], F.: chenille.
einismo [cinico], M.: cynicism.
einnd-mo}, -mòmo [Gr. -momon], M.:
cinnamon.
einoj, M.: kind of plum.
eino-gléssa [Gr.kion, dog, glossa, tongue],
F.: hound’s-tongue (plant). -sfiraj,F.:
(astr.) cynosure (in Little Bear).
ein-quanta, ADJ.: fifty. -quantésimo,
ADJ.: fiftieth. -quantina, F.: about fifty.
l-que [L. quingue], ADJ.: FIVE. -quecen-
tista, ADJ.: belonging to the sixteenth
century ; M.: person of the sixteenth cen-
tury. -que=-eénto, ADJ.: five hundred;
M.: i. —, sixteenth century. -que=fòglie
[foglia], m.: cinquefoil (plant). -que=
mila, ADJ.: five thousand. -quènnio;,
M.: space of five years. -que-réme, F.:
quinquereme. -quina, F.: five (at dice).
-quino, M.: five-cent coin.
ein-si, PRET. of -gere. -ta, F.: enclosure,
circumference; girdle}. -tino, M.: priest’s
tunic. ||-to [-gere], PART., ADJ.: girded ;
M.: girdle, cincture. cin-tola, F.: waist ;
girdle. -tolino, dim. of -tolo. cin-
tolo, M.: string; garter, band; list of
cloth. -tfira, F.: cincture; sash. -tu-
-turîno, M.:
rétta, dim. of -tura.
-turéne,
small cincture; narrow belt.
m.: leather belt. .
eid [L. ecce hoc, ‘lo this”), PRON.: this, that.
eideca [Ger. schock, bunch], F.: bunch (of
flowers, etc.), tuft. x
eiocené -é [ciò che], PRON.: that which.
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eiocchét-ta, -tina, F.: small bunch or
tuft. |leiéeco [Ger. schock, bunch], M.:
stump, log of wood; (fig.) blockhead.
eiocco-lata [Sp. chocolate (ak. to cac-
caos)], F.: chocolate. -latière, M.: choc-
olate maker or seller. -latino, M.: piece
or square of chocolate. -lattet}, M.: choc-
olate. -lattièra, F., -lattière, M.:
chocolate-pot.
eioc-colina [-ca], r.: small bunch or tuft.
-ettof, ADJ.: tufted, having clusters.
eio6é [ciò è], ADV.: that is, namely.
ciom-peria}, F.: stupid trick. |leéém-
po [?], M.: wool carder ; simpleton.
eioncaret I = troncare.
eioncaé-re 2 [7], INTR.: tipple. -tére, M.:
tippler.
ciònco [cioncare 1], ADJ.: maimed (muti-
lated); cut offf.
eiondo-laméntof}, M.: swinging. ||-la-
re [L. ex undulare], INTR.: dangle (swing);
loiter about; trifle. -limo, M.: small
pendant or ear-ring. eiéndo-lo, M.:
dangling thing; pendant; ear-ring. -16-
ne, M.: procrastinator; lounger: a -lont,
dangling.
eibnnot, ADJ.: worthless.
eibntaj, F.: blow, beating.
eidppa [?], F.: (jest.) kind of petticoat.
eidto-la [?], F.: cup or bowl; contents
of a cup. -létta, -lettina, F.: small
cup. -léna, r., -léne, M.: large bowl.
ciottàrej, TR.: frustrate.
ciòttot, M.: pebble; cripple; ADI.: lame.
-làre, TR.: pave; throw stones}. -léta,
F.: blow with a stone. -lato, M.: paved
road. -létto, M.: small stone. |leidtto=
ciragra
lo [?], M.: pebble (flintstone). -léme,
M.: large stone.
eiovéttat = civetta.
ei-pigliàeeio, M.: severe frown. ||=pî-
glio [L. super-cilium, eyebrow], M.:
frown. -pigliéso, ADI.: frowning, angry.
eipél-la [L. cepulla], F.: onion; (jest.)
head; large watch; bulb; gizzard of
fowls. -léio, M.: onion-field; onion sel-
ler. -l&tat, F.: ragout of onions; mix-
ture. -ldto, ADJ.: knotty (said of wood).
-latara, F.: knottiness. -létta, -li-
na, dim. of -la. -lino, M.: little onion;
veined marble. -léma, aug. of -la.
eipòrroj, M.: crab.
eippo [L. cippus], M.: cippus (half-column
for marking something).
ei-pressaia, F.,-presséto, M.: plantation
of cypress trees. -présso, M.: cypress;
cypress wood. -presséne, M.: large cy-
press tree. i-pria, F.: face-powder.
-prigna, ADJ.: Cyprian; F.: Venus, Cyp-
rian goddess. ei-prio = -pria. |lei=
pro [Cipro, Cyprus], M.: Cyprus wine.
eiràgraj = chiragra,
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eirca [L.], ADV.: about; around; PREP.:
concerning.
eir-eénsi, ADJ.: circensian (of the Roman
Circus). |l=co [L. -cus, circle], M.: cir-
cus. -colarel, ADJ.: circular: lettera —,
circular. -coldre2, INTR.: circulate; ar-
guet, dispute. -colarménte, ADV.: cir-
cularly. -colatòriot, ADJ.: circulatory.
-colaziéne, F.: circulation. -colétto,
M.: small circle. eir-colo, M.: circle;
circuit; club.
eircon- [L. circum, around]: -eidere [L.
cedere, cut], IRR. (cf. decidere); TR.: CIR-
CUMCISE. -eidiméntof, M.: circumcision.
=eingere, IRR.; TR.: gird. -eisi, PRET.
of -cidere. -eisiédme, F.: circumcision.
-eiso, PART. of -cidere. -daméntof,
M.: surrounding. =dare, TR.: surround,
enclose. -dério, M.: boundary, district.
-daziénej, F.: surrounding. =durre,
IRR.; TR.: lead around. -ferénza [L.
ferre, bring], F.: circumference. -flésso
[L. flexus, bent], aDJ.: bent; M.: circum-
flex accent. =fléttere, IRR.; TR.: twist
around; circumflex. =fénderej, IRR. ;
TR.: circumfuse, pour around. -fiîso,
PART., ADJ.: scattered. >=locuziéne
[L. cireum-locutio], F.: circumlocution.
-ser. .{, -sp..{, -st. .{=circo-scr. ., etc.
-vallàre [L. vallum, wall], TR.: circum-
vallate. -vallaziéne, F.: circumvalla-
tion. =venîre, IRR.; TR.: circumvent.
-venziòne], F.: circumvention. =viei-
no, ADJ.: neighbouring, adjacent.
luziénef, F.: circumvolution.
eirco= [circon-]: -scritto, PART. of -scri-
vere. =serivere [L. circum-scribere],
IRR.; TR.: circumscribe, restrict. -seri-
ziéne, F.: circumscription, bounding.
-spettaménte, ADV.: circumspectly.
=spètto [L. specere, look], ADJ.: circum-
spect. -speziéne, F.: circumspection.
=stànte, ADJ.: circumstant, surround-
-vo-
ing; M.: bystander. -stànza, F.: cir
cumstance, particularity. -stanzidre,
TR.: circumstantiate. -stanziatamén-
te, ADV.: circumstantially.
eir-cuire [L. circum-ire], TR.: surround,
enclose; go around}. -ctiito, M.: cir-
cuit, extent. -cuiziémef, F.: circui-
tion; circuit.
eircula. .= circola. .
ei-regéto}, M.: cherry orchard. -rié-
giot= ciliegio. -riegiudlot, ADJ.: cher-
ry-coloured. i
eirimòni. . = cerimoni. .
eirindéne}, M.: present.
eirro}, M.: ringlet.
eisflej, M.: ridge, landmark.
eiseràn-na [arci-, scranna], F.: arm-
chair; old furniture. -’not, M.: book-
shelf.
ciucaggine
eisio [L. -sium], M.: two-wheeled carriage
eismaij = scisma.
eiséi. . = cesoi. .
ei-spa [?], F.: blearedness; rheum (from
the eyes). -spardot = -sposo. -spel-
lino, ADJ.: blear-eyed. -sposità, r.:
blearedness. -spéso, ADJ.: blear-eyed;
rheumy. °
eiste, pl. -sti or -stidi [Gr. kistis, bag],
F.: cyst.
eistereénse [L. Cistercium, where found-
ed], ADJ. : Cistercian ; M.: Cistercian monk.
eistér-na [L.], F.: cistern. -nétta, F.:
small tank. -néne, M.: large cistern or
reservoir.
eisti-co [ciste], ADJ.: cystic.
F.: gall-bladder.
eistiot, M.: rock rose.
eitabile [citare], ADI.: citable.
eitarat [L. cithara], F.: cithern (kind of
lute).
eitàre [L.], TR.: CITE (summon; quote).
eita-rédico, ADJ.: citharistic (of the
cithern). |l-rédo [-ra], M.: cithara or
cithern-player. -reggiaref, INTR.: play
upon the cithara. -rista =-redo. -riz-
zare = -reggiare.
eita-tére [-re], M.: citer. -tériaf, F.:
summons, writ. -ziéme, F.: summons,
citation ; quoting.
eiterat = citara.
eiteriére [L. citerior], ADJ.: on this side
(hither).
eitérnaf, F.: cistern.
eitiso [L. cytisus], M.:
heath).
eitraggine}, F.: balm-mint.
«i-trato [L. -trus, citron-tree], M. : citrate.
ei-trico, ADJ.: citric. -trinézzaj,F.:
yellow. -trinof, ADJ.: citrine. -tri(u)ò-
lof, M.: cucumber.
ci-trullaggine, F.: stupidity. ||-tral-
lo [L. -trus, disp. of L. -trus, citron (cf.
Fr. citrouille, pumpkin)], M.: simpleton,
dunce; fop; ADI. : stupid.
eittai, F.: girl.
eitta [L. civitas], F.: CITY (town). -dèl-
la, F.: citadel. -détta, dim. of -ta.
-dina, F.: citizen’s wife. -dindme,
M.: crowd of citizens, mob. -dina-
méntet, ADV.: as a citizen, civilly.
-dinfnza, F.: citizens; citizenship. -di-
nérej, TR.: people a city. -dinaticot,
M.: right of citizenship. -dinéllo, M.:
young citizen. -dinescaménte, ADV.:
like a citizen. -dinéseo, ADI.: of a
citizen or a city. -dime, ADI: of a
citizen, civic; M.: citizen. -déme, M.:
large city. -dieeia, F.: ugly town.
€-ittot, M.: boy. -ittolat, F.: little girl
-ittolot, M.: little boy.
eil-ca, F.; ass. -efiggine, F.: obsti-
-fèllea,
cytisus (a shrub,
ciucaio
nacy. -eéio, M.: ass-driver. -caréllo,
dim. of -co. -cherèllo = -chetto. -che-
ria, F.: obstinacy. -chésco, ADI.:
stupid, obstinate. -chétto, dim. of -co.
Il=co [?], M.: ass; dunce.
eiuf-fagno}, ADJ.: griping, snatching.
-f4re, TR.: snatch by the hair; grasp,
seize. -fétto, M.: small tuft of hair.
ll-fo [Ger. schopf], M.: tuft of hair,
forelock, toupee; mane; tuft. -féma,
F., -féne, M.: bushy hair; person with
bushy hair.
eitiffole}, F. PL.: trifles, nonsense.
eitllay = fanciulla.
eifr = ma [? (Gr. kéleusma, oarsmen’s
song)], F.: ship's crew; crowd. -madé-
rej = -matore. -mfglia, F.: rabble,
mob. -màre, TR.: cheat, deceive; charmj.
-matére, M.: cheat, wizzard. -meria,
F.: trick; charm.
eiischerof, ADI.: tipsy.
ei-vaia [L. -baria, food], F.: all kinds of
pulse.
ete.
eivin-zaj = -z0. -zàrej, TR.: provide;
advance, procure. eivan-zo [? avanza],
M.: advantage, benefit.
ceivej, M.: citizen.
eivèaj, F.: osier sledge.
eivét-ta [Fr. chouette (ak. to Eng. caw)],
F.: owl; coquette: far la —, hunt with
the owl; allure. -tére, INTR.: hunt
with the owl; play the coquette. -teria,
F.: coquetry. -tina, dim. of -ta. -tino,
M.: young owl; dandy}, fop. -tòla, F.:
coquettish girl. -téne, M.: absurd fop.
eivi-co [L. -cus], ADJ.: civic. -le, ADI.:
civil; courteous; civilized; M.: register.
-lista{, M.: jurisconsult. -lità] = -lta.
-lizzàre, TR.: civilize. -lizzatore, M.:
civilizer. -lizzaziéne, F.: civilization.
-lménte, ADV.: civilly. -lta, F.: civili-
zation ; civility, politeness.
eivirej, TR.: procure, supply.
eivòrioj = ciborio.
clidet, F.: slaughter.
clamaziénef, F.: invocation.
clàmide [L. chlamys], r.: chlamys (kind
of cloak).
elamé-re [L. clamor],M.: clamour. -ro-
saménte, ADV.: clamorously. -réso,
ADI. : clamorous.
clandes-tinaménte, ADV. : clandestine-
ly. |l-tino [L. -tinus], ADI.: clandestine
(secret).
clangéref, M.: clangor, sound of trumpets.
cla-réttoj, M.: claret. -rificare =
chiarificare.
cla-rinettista, M.: player on the clarinet.
‘-‘rinétto, M.: clarinet: clarinet-player.
ll-rino [L. -rus, clear], M.: clarinet.
olé-roj = chiaro. -r6rej = chiarore,
-vaiòlo, M.: seller of pulse, rice,
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clis-se [L. -sis], F.: class (order, grade).
-sicaménte, ADV.: classically. -siei-
smo, M.: classicalism. -sieista, M.: clas-
sicist. clas-sico, ADJ.: classical. -sifi-
cabile, ADI.: classifiable. -sificare, TR.:
classify. -sificaziéne, F.: classification.
elauso-la [L. clausula (claudere, ‘close’)],
F.: clause. -létta, dim.
elau-strale, ADJ.: claustral; retired.
llclau-strof [L. -strum (-dere, CLOSE)],
M.: CLOISTER.
clàausulaj = clausola.
claustra [L. (claudere, ‘close’)], F.: en-
closure, cloister.
eléva [L.], F.: Hercules’ club; mace, club.
clavi- [L. -s, key]: -eémbalo, M. : harp-
sichord. clavi-cola, F.: clavicle. -còr-
d(i)o, M.: clavichord.
clematide [L. -tis], r.: clematis (plant).
cle-mènte [L. -mens], ADI.: clement
(mild). -menteménte, ADV.: mildly.
-mentissimo, ADJ.: superl. of -mente.
-ménza, -mènzia;, F.: clemency.
cleri-céle, ADJ.: clerical. -céto, M.:
clergy. |leléro [Gr. kléros, lot ; election],
M.: clergy.
clèssidra (Gr. kleps-tidra ‘hide-water’],
F.: clepsydra (water-clock).
elién-te [L. cliens], M.: client; adherent.
-tèla, F.: clientship; clientele.. clién-
tolo}, -tulo}, M.: client (dependent).
cli-ma [Gr. klima, incLINE], M.: climate.
-matérico, ADJ.: climacteric. cli-
mato], M.: climate. -matologia, F..
coadunazione
climatology.
clini-ca, F.: clinic. -caménte, ADV.:
clinically. |lelini-eo [Gr. kline, bed],
ADJ.: clinical.
cli-peadto, ADI.: armed with a shield.
Ileli-peo [L. -peus], M.: shield.
elistére [Gr. kliédzein, wash out], M.:
clyster.
clivo [L. clivus], M.: (poet.) declivity, hil-
lock; ADJ. : sloping.
elizia [Gr. klinein, incline], F. : sunflower.
cloaca [L.], F.: sewer.
elo-rato, ADJ.: chloric. ||elé-ro [Gr.
klorés, yellowish green], M.: chlorine. -ro-
formio, M.: chloroform.
club [Eng.], m.: club, association.
co’, for con 1, with the.
coabi-tare [con abitare], INTR.: cohabit.
-tatéret, M.: cohabitant. -taziéne,
F.: cohabitation.
coadesiéne [con adesione], F.: cohesion.
coadiu-torato, M.: coadjutorship. -tére,
M.: coadjutor. -toria, F.: coadjutor-
ship. |l-vare [L. (juvare, help)], TR.:
AID, assist.
coadunà-re [L. (unus, ONE)], TR. : UNITE,
collect, gather up. -maziémet, F.: co-
adunation,
100 coagolo
cos-goloj = caglio. -gulabile, ADI.:
coagulable. -gulaméntoj, M.: coagu-
lation. |l-gulare [L.], TR.: coagulate.
-gulativo, ADJ.: coagulative. -gula-
ziéne, F.: coagulation, curdling. coa-
guloj, M.: coagulum; rennet.
coar-tare [L.], TR.: force, compel. -ta-
zione, F.: forcing. _
co=-attivo, ADJ.: coactive, restraining.
\|=Atto [L. -actus (cogere, force)], ADJ. :
forced. -aziéne, F.: coaction, force.
cobalto [Ger. kobalt], M.: cobalt.
còcca [?], F.: corner or tip (of a handker-
chief, apron, etc.); tip or end (of a spindle,
where the end is fastened); peak (of a
mountain)f; notch of an arrow; arrowf;
bowstringj; cockboatf.
cocearda [Fr. cocarde (cog, cock; cock’s
crest)], F.: COCKADE.
coceare, TR.: = accoccare; jeer.
coeeeréllo [-ccio], M.: small shard, frag-
ment.
coc-chiàta [-chio], F.: carriage-drive;
serenade (orig. in a coach). -chière,
M.: coachman (esp. of private persons).
cocchina}, F.: country-dance.
còc-chio [? Gr. kéchlos, ‘cockle’], M.:
COACH. -chiòne,m.: large coach. -chiu-
mire, TR.: bung; quiz (banter). -chiù-
me, M.: bung, bung-hole.
còeceia [?], F.: hilt; (jest.) head; swell-
ing; pimple. 2
coeeiniglia [Gr. kékkos, berry], F.:
cus; cochineal.
coe-eino, dim. of -cio.
M.: shard (potsherd).
swelling; bite of a gnat.
coceiu-taggine [coccia, head], F.: stub-
bornness. coeetti-to, ADJ.: stubborn.
cécco I = coccarda and cucco.
coc-
llede-eio [7],
-ei(u)òla, F.:
edcco2 [Gr. kékkos, kernel], M.: cocoa
(palm or nut); cochinealt; eggt.
coccodé [echoic], M.: cackling.
coccodrillo [Gr. krokédeilos], M.: croco-
dile.
còeco-la [Gr. kékkos, berry], F.: berry;
(jest.) head. -larsi, INTR.: enjoy one’s
self. -létta, -lettina, F.: small berry.
-linaj, ADJ.: in tosse —, whooping-cough.
-lino, M.: plump child. edeco-lo, M.:
enjoying one’s self; fat boy. -léne, M.:
apoplectic stroke. -lémi, ADV.: squatting.
coccovég-giat, F.. coquette. -giàrei,
INTR.: coquet. i
co-centeménte, ADV.: hotly, sharply.
-eènte, ADJ.: burning (hot). |lcò-eere
[L. -quere], IRR.$; TR.: COOK; (fig.) dis-
please, grieve.
§ Pres. ¢(2)d-cio, -ci, -ce; cocidmo, etc.
(cuòc- or cdc- accented, coc- unaccented),
Pret. còs-sî, -se; -sero. Part. cotto (rarely
cocinto, ‘ grieved’).
cochiglia;, F.: shell.
cofano
co-eiménto, M.: heat; scalding; coc-
tion, digestion. ||-eiére [-cere], M.: burn-
ing pain, smart. -eitéio], ADJ.: easily
cooked. -eitara, F.: cooking, decoc-
tion. -eitito for the ordinary cotto, PART.
of -cere; (fig.) grieved, displeased.
coclefriaj, F.: scurvy grass.
còco [L. coquus (-quere ‘cook’)], M.: COOK.
cocòlla [l. L. cuculla], F.: COWL, hood.
co-comeràio, M.: watermelon patch;
watermelon seller. -comeriîno, M.: small
watermelon. |-eémero [pop. form of
cucurbita, gourd], M.: watermelon ; secret
hard to keep: non saper tenere un — al-
lV erta, be unable to keep a secret. -co-
meròne, M.: large watermelon. -ctz-
za [pop. for cucurbita], F.: (jest.) head.
-eazzot, -cetizzolo, M.: crown of the
head; summit, top.
cé-da [L. cauda], F.: tail; end; file;
train. -dardaménte, ADV.: basely.
-dardia, F.: cowardice. -dardo, ADJ.:
cowaRDly, base; M.: coward. -ddto,
ADJ.: tailed. -dazzo, M.: train (attend-
ants). -deérej, TR.: follow, dog.
codésto [L. eccu-tibi-iste], PRON.: that,
this.
co-détta [-da], F.: little tail.
TR.: follow at one’s heels, spy.
rey, M.: spy.
cò-diee [L. -dex (orig. trunk, tablet of
wood)], M.: code, codex; ancient manu-
script : — della lingua, dictionary. -di-
eillàre, ADI.: codicillary. -dieillo,
M.: codicil; addition to a writing. -difi-
caziéne, F.: codification.
codi- [coda]: =liango, M.: tomtit. =méz-
zo}, ADJ.: docked, clipped. codi-na,
F.: little tail. codi-no, M.: stumpy
tail; braid, coil of hair. ecodi-nzolo,
M.: very little tail. -6ne, M.: rump of
birds. =résso, M.: redstart, redtail.
codognàtoj = cotognato.
co-déne [-da], M.: large tail. -driéne,
M.: rump of birds. -datoj= codato.
co-eguale, ADJ.: coequal.
co=erède, M.: co-heir.
co-erènte [L. co-herens (herere, stick)],
ADJ.: coherent. -erenteménte, ADV.:
-diàrej,
-diaté-
coherently. -erémza, F.: coherence.
-esiéne, F.: cohesion.
co=esistere, INTR.: coexist. -esistén-
za, F.: coexistence.
coetàneo [L. co-etaneus (etas, AGE)],
ADJ.: coetaneous (contemporaneous).
co=-etérno, ADJ.: coeternal.
coévo [L. co-evus (evum, age)], ADJ.: co-
eval.
coffe-eia}, F.: pie.
pie.
cofa-néio}, M.: cabinet-maker. -nétto,
M.: small coffer or basket. |lcéfa-no
-eina}, F.: small
coffa
[L. cophinus, basket], m.:
net; basket}.
còffat, F.: (nav.) small basket (for biscuit).
cogita-béndo, ADI.: cogitabund, thought-
ful. llicogità-rej [L.], INTR.: cogitate.
-tiva, F.: cogitative faculty; thought.
-tivof, ADJ.: musing. -ziénef, F.: cogi-
tation ; contemplation.
eégli, for con gli, with the.
coglia [Gr. koleén, sheath], F.: (anat.)
scrotum; (fam.) coxcomb, fop: in —,
well dressed ; in good order (fine).
cdgliere [L. col-ligere], IRR.$; TR.: COL-
LECT (CULL, gather) ; strike; catch; com-
prehend.
§ Ind.: Pres. colgo, cogli, coglie ; coglidmo
or colghidmo, cogliéie, colgono. Pret. cél-si,
-se; -sero. Fut. Cond. reg. or cor-rò; -réi.
Subj.: Pres. cò/ga. Part. còlto.—Poet. forms:
còglio, etc.; còglia, etc.
còglio}= collo.
cogliéne [-glia], M.: testicle.
cogli-tére [cogliere], M.: gatherer. -ta-
ra, F.: gathering, collecting.
cognà-ta, F.: sister-in-law. ||cogna-to
{L. cognatus, “with-born,” cognate], M.:
brother-in-law ; ADJ.f: cognate (kindred).
-ziéne, F.: cognation (kindred).
cògni-to [L. -tus, (g)noscere, KNOW], ADI.:
COFFER, cabi-
KNOWN. -téref, M.: one who knows,
discerner. -zioneèlla, dim. of -zione.
-z2iéne, F.: cognition; knowledge; PL.:
intelligence, instruction.
cògno [L. congius], M.:
measure).
cogné-me [L. -men], M.: cognomen (sur-
name). -minàre, TR.: surname; REFL.:
take a surname. -minaziòne}, F.: cog-
nomen.
cognosce. .j = conosce. .
cogolariay, F.: sweep-net.
ei, for con i, with the.
coi-fio [coio], m.: leather seller. -Ame,
M.: quantity of leather. -firoj = coiaio.
-fttolo, M.: leather-scrap. -éttoi, M.:
leather jerkin.
co-ineidénte, PART., ADJ.: coincident.
-ineidénza, F.: coincidence. ||=imei-
dere, IRR.; INTR.: coincide.
edio [L. corium], M.: hide (skin); leather.
còito [L. -itus (ire, go)], M.: coition.
coitéso}, ADI. : thoughtful.
col for con il, collo (con lo), with the.
eéla [L. -lum], F.: colander (strainer).
colà [L. eccu-i/lac, ‘lo-there’], ADV.: there.
cola-brédo, M.: soup-strainer.
colafizzàrej, TR.: cuff; vex, irritate.
colag-giùf, -giaso}, ADV.: below, down
theré. © i
cola-méntoj, m.: colation, straining ;
thing strained. Jcolé-re [L.], TR.: per-
colate (strain); sift; melt: — a fondo,
sink (a ship).
congius (liquid
colleganza 101
colasciéne [?], M.: Italian lute.
colassùt, ADV.: up there.
cola-tieeio, M.: strainings; dregs, resi-
due. -tio}, ADJ.: perishable. -tivot,
ADJ.: strainable; dissolving. |lcola-to,
PART. of -re; M.}: percolation, colature.
-téio, M.: strainer, filter. -tara, F.:
straining (colature, filtration).
colazio-naceia, disp. of -ne. -neélla,
-neina, dim. of -ne. colazié=ne [col-
lezione], F.: collation, breakfast. -nét-
ta, dim. of -ne. -nieeia, disp. of -ne.
colcéret, TR.: lay down; INTR.: set (said
of the sun).
coléi [f. of -lui], PRON. : (disp.) she, that
one.
colendissimo [colere], ADJ.: most wor-
shipful.
colèra [? Gr. cholé, bile], F.: cholera.
còlerej, DEFECT.§; TR.: venerate, wor-
ship.
$ Pres. cd-Zi, -le. Part. cdlto or culto.
coleziénet = colazione.
colibétot, M.: equivocal talk; gossip.
serba or =libri [Carib.], m.: humming-
bird.
còlica [L. -cus (Gr. kélon, colon)], F.:
colic. eòlico, ADJ.: colic, affecting the
bowels.
coliséo = colosseo.
coliziéne = colazione.
còllai [Gr. Kélla], F.: GLUE; cord} (used
in torture); torture.
céòlla2, for con la, with the.
collabora-re [L.], INTR.: collaborate,
cooperate. -tére, M., -triee, F.: col-
laborator, fellow - worker. -ziéne, F.:
collaboration.
collacrimàre;, INTR.: weep with.
collà-na [collo], F.: necklace; collection
(of cognate literary works). -nèlla, dim.
of -na. -néne, augm. of -na. -nieeia,
disp. of -na. -rel,M.: yoke, collar (for
animals); collar.
collare2, TR.: torture;
rope; raise up.
colla-rétto [-na], -rino, M.: small collar;
collar band.
collàta}, F.: blow on the neck; accolade.
col-lateràle, ADI.: collateral (indirect);
M.: collateral relative.
collatéref, M.: collator, patron.
collattaneof, M.: foster-brother.
colla-zionare, TR.: collate, compare.
|l-ziéme [L. col-latio, bringing together],
F.: collation (presentation of a benefice);
contribution} ; conference} ; comparingit.
eélle!, for con le, with the.
céllez [L. collis], M.: little hill; mound.
collèga [L. (legare, choose)], M.: colleague
(associate); league}.
colle-gaménto, M.: joining.
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F.: joining; alliance}. l|l-gare [L. col-
ligare], TR.: join (unite); REFL.: alLy or
LEAGUE one’s self. -gato, ADJ.: allied;
M.: ally. -gatére, M.: uniter. -gaziò-
ne}, F.: joining; alliance..
colle-giale, ADJ.: collegial; M.: colle-
gian. -gialménte, ADV.: in common.
-giàrej, INTR.: consult. -gidta, F.:
collegiate church. -gidto, ADJ.: colle-
giate. ||collé-gio [L. -gium (-ga, col-
league)], M.: college; society (assembly).
colleppolàrej, INTR.: shake; dance for
collegare
joy.
còl-lera [Gr. cholé, bile], F.: choler
(anger); cholera}. -lericaménte, ADV.:
angrily. -lèrico, ADJ.: choleric (irrita-
ble). -lerésoj = -lerico.
collèt-ta [L. collecta (legere, gather)], F. :
collection; contribution; collect. -tare,
TR.: collect. -tivaménte, ADV.: col-
lectively. -tivo, ADJ.: collective. -tizio,
ADJ.: collected; picked up.
collétto [colle], m.: hillock.
colle-ttére [-tia], M.: collector; com-
piler. -ttoria},F.: collectorship. -zion-
eélla, -zioneina, F.: small collection.
-ziéne, F.: collection (mass); imposti.
collicàre = coricare.
collieèllo 1 [collo], M.: little neck.
colli-eéllo 2 [colle], m.: little hill. -gia-
no, ADJ.: inhabiting hills. È
collimàre [L. limus, oblique], INTR.:
have a common aim, agree; harmonize.
colli-na [colle], F.: hill. -nétta, F.,
néttof, m.: hillock.
collino [collo], M.: little neck.
colliqua-re}, TR.: dissolve, melt. -zid-
ne}, F.: colliquation.
collîrio [Gr. kollirion], M.: collyrium,
eye-water.
collisiéne [L. collisio (ledere, strike)],
F.: collision. °
eéllo 1, for con lo, with the.
còlloz [L. -llum], M.: neck; mountain-
topt.
còllo 3 [Eng. coil], M.: large package or
bundle.
collo-caébile, ADJ.: collocatable. -ca-
ménto, M.: collocation (placing). ||-ea-
re [L. (locus, place)], TR.: collocate;
place. -caziéne, F.: collocation.
collocuziénef, F.: collocution (parley).
collòdio [Gr. kollédes, like glue], M.: col-
lodion.
collòquio [L. -loquium (loqui, speak)],
M.: colloquy (conference).
col-losita, F.: stickiness. ||=l6so [-la1],
ADJ.: gluey (sticky).
collo=térto, M.: hypocrite.
la, F.: nape of the neck.
collu-siéne [L. col-ludere, play with], F.:
collusion. -sivo, ADJ.: collusive.
collò-tto-
colpitore
collivie [L. col-luere, wash, together],
F.: mass, heap (of filth); throng.
col-mare, TR.: fill up, heap up. -màta,
F.: filling up; embankment. -matùra,
F.: overfulness. -mignof, M.: covering,
projecting. -mignoloj, M.: ridge, top.
|leél-mo [L. -umen], M.: top (summit,
CULMEN); height, culmination; ADI. : over-
flowing; overloaded; convex.
célo = cola.
colofòniaj, F.: colophony; resin.
colém-ba, F.: pigeon (dove). -béeeto,
M.: ringdove, wood-pigeon. -béia, F.,
-baiot, M.: dove-cote. -bano, M.: sweet
white grape. -barat, F.: dove-cote.
-bario, M.: columbarium. -bèlla, F.:
young pigeon. -bina, F.: young pigeon;
pigeon’s dung. -bino, ADJ.: columbine:
sasso -bino, pietra -bina, limestone. _ |leo-
16m-bo [L. columbus], M.: pigeon.
còlon [Gr. kélon], M.: (anat.) colon.
colò-nia [L. (colere, cultivate)], F.: colony.
-nidle, ADJ.: colonial. -nizzàre, TR.:
colonize.
colén-na [L. columna], F.: column (pil-
lar); division of a page; support (stay).
-nato,M.: colonnade. -nèlla, F. (jest.):
colonel’s wife. -nèllo, M.: dim. of -na;
COLONEL. -nétta, F.: small pillar. -ni-
no, M.: small column; gallery or balus-
trade pillar.
colòno [L. -lonus (-lere, cultivate)], M.:
planter (colonist).
colo-réeeio, disp. of -re. -raméntof,
M.: colour. -rare, TR.: colour, tinge;
disguise; REFL.{: paint, rouge. -rata-
ménte, ADV.: with pretence, speciously.
-rato, PART. : coloured; specious, feigned.
lleolé-re [L. -r], M.: colour; pretence;
appearance. -rétto, -rettino, M.:
slight colour, tint. -rire, TR.: colour.
-rista, M.: colourist, painter. -rito,
PART.: coloured; M.: colouring, complex-
ion. -ritére, M.: colourist.
coléro, PL. of colei and colui.
colo-réne [-re], M.: deep, bright colour.
-raeceio, M.: bad colour; pallor.
colos-sdle, ADJ.: colossal. -séo, M.: Ro-
man Coliseum. ||colés-so [Gr. kolossés],
M.: colossus, giant.
cél-pa [L. culpa], r.: fault (guilt); sin:
chiamarst in —, own one’s guilt. -pa-
bile}, ADJ.: culpable. -pdref, TR.: in-
culpate, blame; INTR.: be faulty.
col-peggiare}, INTR.: beat, strike. -pet-
tino, M.: slight blow, slap. Il=pétto
[-po], M.: light blow.
colpévo-le [colpa], ADI. : culpable. -1éz-
za, F.: culpability. -lissimo, ADJ.:
superl. of -le: most guilty. -lménte,
ADV.: culpably.
col-pire, TR. : hit, beat, strike. -pitére,
colpo
M.: beater. Ileél-po [Gr. kélaphos, cuff],
M.: blow (stroke): — di fucile, gunshot;
— di mare, big wave, breaker.
colpéso [colpa], ADI. : culpable, offensive.
còl-si, PRET. of cogliere. cdl-tat [co-
gliere], r.: collecting, gathering ; harvest,
crop; harvest-time; collectiont; mill-
dam}; imposti. |
còl-ta 2 [? for -pita (-pire), blow], in di —,
suddenly : far —t, hit.
coltàrej = coltivare.
coltèl-la, F.: big knife (carving-knife,
butcher’s knife, hunting-knife). -laeeio,
m.: disp. of -la; (nav.) studding sail. -14-
me, M.: quantity of knives. -lata, F.:
cut, stab. -létto, dim. of -lo. -lièra,rF.:
knife-box, sheath. -lima, dim. of -la.
-linaio, M.: cutler. |lcoltèl=lo, pl. -li
or -la [L. cultellus (culter, colter)], M.:
knife; poniard} (dagger); severe criti-
cism: — a molla, clasp-knife; — da tavola,
table-knife; per —, edgewise. -léme,
aug. of -lo.
colti-vabile, ADJ.: cultivable, tillable.
-vabilità, F.: being cultivable. -va-
ménto, M.: culture; veneration. ||-va-
re [l. L. (L. colere)], TR.: till, cultivate.
-véto, PART., ADJ.: cultivated; M.:
cultivated land. -vatére,M.: cultivator
(tiller). -vatriee, F.: encourager. -va-
tira}, -vaziéne, F.: cultivation. colti-
vot, ADJ.: cultivable; cultivated.
céltol, PART. of coltivare: cultivated ;
M.: cultivated land}; worshipf.
còlto 2, PART. of cogliere: gathered.
coltérej, M.: cultivator.
coltràre [coltro], TR.: plough.
eél-tre [L. culcitra, mattress], F.: pall;
coverletj. -trieej,F.: feather-bed, mat-
tress: F.f of -tore. -trieélla, -tri-
eétta, F.: small ‘pall; small coverleti.
-trieiénat, r,: large mattress or feather-
bed.
céltro [L. culter], Mm. : colter.
col-troneino, M.: light quilt.
Etre], m. : quilt.
coltara [cultura], F.: cultivation; culture;
venerationij.
colu-brina, F.: CULVERIN (long cannon,
16th Cent.). ||cola-bro [L. -ber], M.:
(poet.) serpent.
colui [1. L. *eccu-illui, ‘lo-that’], PRON.:
that one.
columbàriaj, F.: vervain (plant).
com- [L. cum, with], PREF.: com-.
còmai [Gr. koimîn, put to sleep], F.:
coma.
còma{2, F.: head of hair.
còmaj; 3, F.: comma.
co=madref}, F.: godmother.
coman-daménto, M.: command. -dan-
te, M.: military commander. ||-dare
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[mandare], TR.: command. -dadtaf, F.:
royal command. -dativot, ADJ.: com-
manding. -datéret, M.: commander.
-digiaj, F.: recommendation. comàn-
do, M.: command.
comare [comadre], F.: godmother.
coma-ref}, TR.: deceive. -téret, M.:
deceiver.
comatéso [coma 1], ADJ.: comatose.
com-baciaménto, M.: joining together;
junction. ||=baeidre, INTR.: join to-
gether; TR.: fit together (cause to join);
REFL.} : kiss each other. -bagiaméntot
= -baciamento. i
combat-ténte, PART. : fighting; M. : com-
batant. |lecombat-tere [battere], INTR. :
fight (COMBAT); resist; TR.: contend
against. -timénto, M.: battle. -titére,
M.: combatant. -titrieet, F.: virago.
comma
com-biatàrej, TR.: dismiss. -bidtot,
M.: dismission.
combi-naméntot, M.: combination.
||-nadre [1. L. (L. binus, two and two)], TR. :
combine (unite). -natére, M.: com-
biner. -naziéne, F.: combination; hap-
py chance.
com=briccola, F.:
blage, noisy crowd.
combà-rere [? L. co-amb-urere (‘burn’)],
TR.: burn. -stibile, ADJ.: combustible ;
M.: combustible. -stibilita, F.: com-
bustibility. -stiéme, F.: combustion;
scalding. combi-sto, ADJ.: burned.
combitta [? butiare], F.: crowd, confu-
sion.
o6me [L. guo-modo, in what manner],
ADV.: as (like); how (in what manner);
because (why); when. =ce(c)hèt -6,
coni. : although, notwithstanding.
coment. . = comment. . .
comé-ta [L. (Gr. kéme, hair)], F.: comet.
-tariof, ADJ.: cometary.
comifto = commiato.
còmi-ca, F.: art of gesturing; comé-
dienne. -caménte, ADV.: comically.
lleòmi=co [L. -cus (Gr. kémos, revel)],
ADJ.: comical (ludicrous); M.: comic
actor.
comignolo [colmignolo], M.: ridge (of a
roof); ridge-pole; top of a rick.
comin-eiaménto, M.: commencement.
.|l-etdre [L. cum, initiare, begin], TR.:
commence (begin). -etdtof, M.: begin-
ning. -eiatéret, M.: founder. comin-
eiot, M.. commencement.
comînoj, M.: cumin (plant or seed).
comitante}, PART.: accompanying.
comi-tato, M.: junta, commission; as-
sembly. -tiva, F.: party. -zidle, ADJ.:
comitial. |lcomî=zio [L. -tium (ire, go)],
M.: comitia, assembly.
comma [L. (Gr. kop-, cut)], F.:
conventicle; assem-
comma ;
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head (paragraph); (mus.). comma (small
interval).
commacolaref, TR.: stain.
commé-dia [L. comedia], F.: comedy.
-diégio}, M.: (disp.) comedy - writer.
-difnte, M., F.: comedian, comédienne.
-didref, INTR.: write comedies. -diét-
ta, -dina, dim. of -dia. -diògrafo
[Gr. gréphein, write], M.: comedy-writer.
-diòla, r.: short comedy. -didna, F.,
-diéne, M.: long comedy. -diteeia,
disp. of -dia.
commemo-rabile, ADJ.: commemorable.
-raméntof, M. : commemoration. ||-rare
[L.], TR.: commemorate (celebrate). -ra-
tivo, ADJ.: commemorative. -raziéne,
F.: commemoration ; memorial.
commén-da, F.: benefice, revenue (from
some order). -dabile, ADJ.: commend-
able. -dabilméntej, ADV.: commend-
ably. -daméntof, M.: praise. |l-dére
[L.], TR.: commend; recommendj. -da-
tario, M.: commendator. -datizia,
F.: letter of recommendation ; recommen-
dation. -datizio, ADJ.: recommenda-
tory. -datére, M.: commander; elder
(in an order). -daziénef, F.: commen-
dation. -dévole, ADJ.: commendable.
-devolménte, ADV.: commendably.
commensàle [con mensa], M., F.: table-
companion. i
commensu-rabile, ADJ.: commensura-
ble. -rabilità, F.: commensurability.
|l-raref [L.], TR.: commensurate; ad-
just.
commen-tare [L. explain (mens, mind)],
TR.: comment; annotate. -tariétto,
M.: brief commentary. -tario, M.: com-
mentary. -tatére, M.: commentator.
commén-to, M.: comment, annotation.
commer-eifbile, ADJ.. that can be
traded. -eiale, ADI.: commercial. -eial-
ménte, ADV.: commercially. -eifinte,
M.: trader. -eiare, INTR.: trade, carry
on business; TR.: sell. |leommér-eio
[L. -cium], M.: commerce, business; af-
fair; intercourse. commér-ziot = -cio.
com-méssaf, F.: commission, order.
-messariat,F.: commissaryship. -mes-
sariof, M.: commissary.
commessaziéne}, F.: orgy, debauch.
com-messiéne},F.: commission. ||-més-
so [-mettere], PART.: committed; M.: em-
ployee; commissioner; fellow-boardery :
lavoro di —, mosaic, inlaid work. -mes-
sara, F.: commissure (joint).
comme -~-stibile [L. comestus (edere,
EAT)], M. (us’ly pl.): comestible (food);
ADJ.: eatable. -stiéne, F.: fast-day food
(allowed by the church); mixturet.
com-metténte}, M.: committer, one who
gives an order. |=méttere, IRR.; TR.:
commacolare
compaesano
join, unite; entrust, commit; perpetrate,
-metti-mfle, M. : mischief-maker ; slan-
derer. -mettitére, M.: committer, em-
ployer. -mettitàra, F.: joining.
commiato [L. com-meatus (meare, go)],
M.: leave, permission; furlought; dis-
missalt: prender —, take leave, bid fare-
well.
commiliténe [con milite], M.: fellow-
soldier.
commi -nàre [L. -nari], TR.: MENACE
(threaten). -natòria, F.: threat; pro-
hibition. -natòrio, ADJ.: comminatory.
-naziéne, F.: commination, menace.
commischia. .= mischia. .
commise-rando, ADV.: pitiable. ||-rére
[L. -rari], TR.: commiserate (pity). -ra-
ziéne, F.: commiseration. -révolef,
ADJ. : miserable.
commi-si, PRET. of commettere.
commis-sarifto, M.: commissaryship.
Il=s&rio [commettere], M.: commissary;
commissioner, trustee. -sionario, M.:
agent, broker. -siéme, F.: commission,
charge.
com-mistiénej, F.: mixture.
ADJ.: mixed.
com-misùra}, F.:
||=misurare, TR.:
late).
committénte, PART. of commettere.
còommodoj = comodo.
commorànte}, ADJ.: dwelling, residing.
com-mòsso, PART,: moved. -mòtoj =
-mosso. |l=mévere, IRR.; TR.: move
(affect, touch); agitate (disturb); REFL.:
be affected. -moviméntot, M.: dis-
turbance. -movitére, M.: mover, ex-
citer. -moziéne, F.: commotion, per-
turbation.
communiref}, TR.: strengthen, fortify.
commuòverej = commovere.
commu-tabile, ADI. : commutable. -ta-
méntoj, M.: commutation. ||-tare [L.
(mutare, change)], TR.: commute (ex-
change). -tativoj, ADJ.: commutative.
-taziéne, F.: commutation.
como-daménte, ADV.: commodiously;
without effort. -dare, TR.: accommo-
date; adjust (fit); lend. -datot, M.:
gratuitous loan. -datéret, M.: lender.
-devolménte}, ADV.: conveniently. -déz-
zaj =-dita. -dino, M.: commode (chest
of drawers). -dità, F.: convenience;
opportunity. |leémo-do [L. -dus (modus,
mode)], ADJ.: commodious; proper; easy,
comfortable ; M.: commodity ; convenience,
leisure: esser —, be well off. -déne,
M.: easy-going person.
compadrénef, M.: joint proprietor.
com=paesana, F., =paesano, M.: com-
patriot (fellow-countrywoman, -man).
ll=misto,
proportion (fitness).
commensurate (regu-
compaginare
compa-ginàrei, TR.: hold together, unite.
llcompa - Ain [L. compages (pangere,
fasten)], F.: compages (joined structure,
n o,
compa-gna, F.: female companion; com-
panyt. -guéaeeio, M.: bad companion.
-gnésco}, ADJ.: companionable; of a
companion. -gnévole, ADJ.: compan-
ionable, sociable. -gnevolménte, ADV.:
companionably. -gnia, F.: company, so-
ciety; association; brotherhood ; company
of soldiers. -gnino, M.: dear little com-
panion. -gnitiecia, disp. dim. of -gnia.
lleompà-gno [l. L. -nio], M.: compan-
ion (associate; partner; fellow-worker) ;
ADJ.: like, equal. -gnéne, M.: boon
companion. -gniieeia, -gniecio, car.
dim. of -gna and -gno.
companati-ca}, F., -co [con pane], M.
any food eaten with bread.
comparabile [comparare], ADI.:
parable.
comparàggio} = comparatico.
compa-ragiénef}, F.: comparison. ||-ra-
com-
re [L.], TR.: compare; REFL.: compare
one’s self.
comparatico [compare], M.: standing
godfather.
compara-tivaménte, ADV.: compara-
tively. [l-tivo [-re], ADJ.: comparative;
M.: (gram.) comparative. -ziéme, F.:
comparison.
compare [con padre], godfather
(sponsor); companion.
com-parigionej, F.: appearance. -pa-
rii, PRET. of -parire. |l-parire [L.
-parere], IRR. (cf. apparire); INTR.: ap-
PEAR, show one’s self; appear in court.
-pariscèònzaj, F.: appearance. -pari-
sciénej}, F.: comparison. -parita, F.
appearance ; outside show. -pariziéne,
F.3 appearance in court; court-summons.
comparéne [-pare], M.: (jest.) large
godfather.
com-parsa [-parire], appearance,
show; PL.: silent characters (in a play).
-parso, PART. of -parire.
com=parteeipdre, INTR.: participate
with another. -parteeipazione, F.:
participating with. -partéeipe, M.:
participator, sharer.
com-partiménto, M.: division, compart-
ment. |=partire, TR.: divide (compart);
impart; grant. -partitére, M.: di-
vider.
compàrvi, PRET. of comparire.
compascuofj, M.: pasture.
compas-sare [-so], TR.: measure with
the compass ; weigh (consider).
com-passionaméntot, N M.. compassion.
-passionare, TR.: compassionate, pity.
-passionatére, M.: compassionate per-
:| tissimo, ADI.:
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son. ll=passiéne, F.: compassion (pity).
-passionévole, ADJ.: merciful; piteous,
miserable. -passionevolménte, ADV. :
pitifully. -passivoj, ADJ.: compassion-
ate, merciful.
com=passo, M.: compass ; compartmentt:
a —, measuredly; parlare col —, speak
in measured terms.
compati-bile, ADJ.: worthy of pardon;
compatible. -bilita, F.: compatibility.
-bilménte, ADV.: compatibly. -mén-
to, M.: indulgence, pardon. |leompati-
re [patire], TR.: excuse; pity.
com=patridétta, M., F., =patridtto, M
compatriot.
com=patréno, M.: patron saint; patron
of a benefice.
com-pattézza, F.: compactness. ll-pat-
toi [L. -pactum (pingere, fix)], ADJ.:
compact, dense, solid; (typ.) solid (un-
leaded); M.{: compactness.
compattoj 2, M.: compact, covenant.
compazienteméntej, ADV.: patiently.
compen-didre, TR.: shorten, epitomize.
-diatére, M.: abridger. |leompén-
dio [L. -dium], M.: compendium (epitome).
compii
-diosaménte, ADV.: compendiously.
-diosità, F.: compendiousness. -diéso,
ADJ.: compendious.
compen-sabile, ADI. : that may be com-
pensated. -sagiéne} =-sazione. -sa-
ménto}, M.: recompense. |l-sare [L.],
TR.: compensate (recompense). -sativo,
ADJ.: compensatory. -satére, M.: com-
pensator. -saziéne, F.: compensation.
compén-so, M.: compensation.
compera. . = compra. .
compe-tènte, PART., ADJ.: competent.
-tenteménte, ADV.: competently. -ten-
most competent. -tén-
za, F.: competency: stare a —, compete.
lleompè-tere [L. (petere, seek)], INTR.:
compete; dispute; belong to (concern);
be convenient}. -titére, M.: competitor.
compia-eénte, ADJ.: complaisant, amia-
ble. -eentissimo, ADJ.: superl. of -cen-
te. -eènza, F.: complaisance; compla-
cency. |l-eére [piacere], IRR.; INTR.:
PLEASE (satisfy); REFL.: take pleasure
in; be pleased (condescend). -eévolef,
ADJ.: complaisant ; delightful. -eimén-
to, M.: pleasure; condescension; appro-
bation. compia-cqui, PRET. of -cere.
-eitito, PART. of -cere.
com=pidngere, IRR.; TR.: pity; bewail.
-piAnsi, PRET. -pidnto, PART.: pitied ;
M.: lamentation.
com=piegdre, TR.: fold together, en-
close.
com-piéi, PRET. of -pire. |e6m-piere
=-pire. -piéta, F.: complin (last ca-
nonical hour). -pii, PRET. of -pire.
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compigliàreij, TR.: understand; REFL.:
coagulate. 3
compiîglio}, M. : beehive.
compila-méntot,M.:compilation. ||eom-
pild-re [L. (pilare, plunder)], TR.: com-
pile (collect), -tére, M., -triee, F.:
compiler. -laziéne, F.: compilation.
com-piménto, M.: completion, perfec-
tion. ||-pire [L. com-plere, FILL], IRR.§ ;
TR.: COMPLETE, acCOMPLISH. -pitamén-
te, ADV.: completely; politely.
Ind.: Pres. cém-pio or -pisco. Ipf. com-
piva or -piéva. Subj.: Pres. cém-fza or -fi-
sca. Impf. com-fissz or -pidssi. I've com-pi
or -fisci, Ger. compièudo. Part. com-fito
or -dixto.
compi-tàre [variant of computare], INTR.:
spell; TR.}: compute. -tazidne, F.:
spelling.
com-pitézza [-pire], F.: completioni;
politeness. -pitissimo, ADJ.: superl. of
-pitol. -pitol, PART. of -pire: com-
pleted; accomplished (polite).
eémpito 2 [variant of computo], M.: task;
account}: a —, scantily, barely.
com-pitére, M.: finisher. -piutamén-
te, ADV.: completely. |l=pitito, PART.
of -pire.
complaeènzaj = compiacenza.
comple=finno, M.: birth-day; ANNIver-
sary. -ménto [L. -mentum (plere, FILL)],
M.: complement.
comples-sionito, ADI.: complexioned.
-si6ne, F.: complexion; constitution.
-sità, F.: complexity. -sivaménte,
ADV.: complexly. -sivo, ADJ.: together
(generally). |lcomplés-so [L. com-ple-
cus (plectere, twist)], ADJ.: complex;
strong; M.: mass, generality: in —, in
general.
comple-tare, TR.: complete. -tivo,
ADJ.: completive. |lcomplé-to [L. -tus
(plere, FILL)], ADJ.: complete, entire. -t6-
rio, ADJ.: complementary.
compli-cîre [L. (plicare, fold)], TR.:
complicate; REFL.: become complicated.
-cazidéne, F.: complication.
oémpli-ee [L. com plectere, twist], ADs. :
- participating; M.: accomplice. -eita, F.:
complicity.
compli-mentare, TR.: compliment.
-mentario, ADJ.: complimentary; M.:
complimenter (envoy). -mentino, M.:
delicate compliment. ||-ménto [comple-
mento], M.: compliment (courtesy). -men-
tosaménte, ADV.: in a complimentary
manner. -mentéso, ADJ.: compliment-
ary; M.: flatterer. compli-re}, TR.:
fulfil; complete.
compluvio [L. -vium], M.: (arch.) com-
pluvium (opening for ‘rain’ in Rom. build-
ings).
com-ponénte, PART.: composing, form-
compromettente
ing; M.: component, ingredient. |-pé-
nere, pop. for -porre. -poniménto,
M.: composition; modesty}. -ponitére},
M., -ponitrieej,F.: author; (mus.) com-
poser. =pérre, IRR.; TR.: COMPOUND
(comPosE); form (arrange); conciliatet;
REFL.: be composed.
compor-tabile, ADI. : supportable. -ta-
bilménte, ADV.: supportably. ||-tare
[L. (portare, carry)], TR.: bear (endure,
tolerate, Eng. comportj); permit (al-
low); REFL.: conduct one’s self; contain
one’s self. -tevolméntef, ADV.: suffi-
ciently. compòr-to, M.: days of grace.
compòsi, PRET. of comporre.
compòsi-to [L. -tus (ponere, put)], ADJ.:
(arch.) composite. -téio, M.: printer's
composing-stick. -tére, M.: composer;
compositor. -tfiraj, F.: composition.
-zioneèlla, -zioneina, F.: little com-
position. -ziéne, F.: composing; com-
position; agreement; component parts,
-zionteeia, F.: poor composition.
com=possessiéne, F., =possésso, M.:
joint possession. =possessére, M.: joint
possessor.
compé-sta, F.: compote. -staménte,
ADV.: composedly. -stézza, F.: compo-
sure. |leompé-sto [-rre], PART.: com-
posed (mixed); sedate (serious); artificial;
M.: composition (mixture).
eémpra, F., -méntof, M.: purchase.
lleomprà-re [L. com-parare, procure],
TR.: buy (purchase). -tére, M.: pur-
chaser.
compren-dènzaj, F.: comprehension.
llcomprén-dere [com-, p. .], IRR.; TR.:
COMPRISE (contain); comprehend (under-
stand). -dibilet, ADJ.: comprehensible.
-diménto, M.: comprehension; district}.
-ditivot, ADJ.: comprehensive. -dité-
re, M.: he that comprehends. -dònio,
M.: (jest.) understanding. -sibile, ADI.:
comprehensible. -siéme, F.: comprehen-
sion. -siva, F.: understanding, intelli-
gence. -sivaménte, ADV.: comprehen.
sibly. -sivo, ADJ.: comprehensive.
com-prési, PRET., -préso, PART. of -pren-
dere.
com-préssa, F.: compress. -préssi,
PRET. of -primere. -pressiéne, F.: com-
pression. -présso, PART. of -primere.
-priménte, PART., ADJ.: compressing.
ll-primere [L.], IRR.$; TR.: COMPRESS;
repress.
§ Pret. comprds-st, -se ; «sero, Part. com~
presso.
compro, pop. for comprato.
comprobare} = comprovare.
compro -mésso, PART., ADJ.: compro-
mised; M.: compromise (arbitration).
-metténte, PART., ADJ.: compromising.
compromettere
Il=méttere [pro-mettere], IRR.; TR.: com-
promise, endanger; REFL.: compromise
one’s self. -misi, PRET. of -mettere. -mis-
séàrio, M.: arbitrator; referee. -mittén-
te, PART., ADJ.: compromising.
com=proprietà, F.: joint proprietorship.
=proprietario, M.: joint proprietor.
compro-vabile, ADJ.: approvable. -va-
méntoj, M.: approbation. ||=vére [L.
-bare], TR.: approve (accept). -vatére,
M.: approver. -vaziénef, F.: approba-
tion, attest.
compugn. . = compung..
compulsaére}, TR.: compel (summon to
court).
com=pingere, IRR.; TR.: prick hard;
afflict, grieve. -pamsi, PRET. of pungere.
-puntaménte, ADV.: with compunction.
-puntivo, ADJ.: touching, compunctious.
-panto, PART.: grieved, repentant.
-punziéne, F.: compunction (remorse).
compu-tabile, ADJ.: computable. ||-ta-
re [L. (putare, reckon)], TR.: compute,
calculate. -tista, M.: computer (ac-
countant). -tisteria, F.: accountant-
ship. -tistico, ADJ.: of an accountant.
cémpu-to, M.: computation: — ecele-
siastico, church calendar.
comi-na}=-ne (f.).. ||-nale [-ne],
ADJ.: common (public); commony (ordi-
nary). -nalméntef, ADV.: in common.
-naltà, F.: community. -nfnza, F.:
community (participation); society. -nar-
do, M.: communist.
cominchej = comunque.
comu-ne [L. communis], ADJ.: COMMON
(general; ordinary); M.: majority; gen-
eral public; F.: community,town. -nél-
la, F.: community}; common cause (in
far —, combine, connive). -néllo, M.:
small community. -neménte, ADV.:
generally. -nicabile, ADJ.: communica-
ble; affable}. -micabilita, F.: com-
municability. -micdndo, ADJ.: commu-
nicating ; M.: communicant (for the first
time]. -micdre, TR.: communicate;
REFL.: receive the communion (commune);
INTR.: have intercourse. -nicativa, F.:
faculty in imparting one’s thoughts. -mi-
cativo, ADJ.: communicable. -nica-
ziéne, F.: communication; communionf.
-nichino}, M.: host (consecrated wafer).
-niéne, F.: communion, participation ;
sacrament. -mismo, M.: communism.
-nista, M.: communist. -nita, F.: com-
munity. -nativo, more us'ly -nale.
-minoj = -ne.
comiin-que [L. quomodo, how, utcum-
que, soever], -queménte, ADV. : in what-
ever manner; however.
con [L. -cum], PREP.: with; against; —
ciò sia che = conciossiachè. ’’
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condto [L. -nari, attempt], M.: attempt,
endeavour.
cén-ca [L. -cha, conch], F.: washing-ves-
sel, basin, tub; tubful; low place, valley;
shell. -efio, M.: tub maker or seller.
con-cambio, M.: exchange; recompense.
concameraref,TR.: (arch) concamerate.
concAta [-ca], F.: tubful.
concate-naménto, M.: concatenation.
|lenfire [catena], TR.: concatenate (link
together). -matira, -naziéne, F.:
concatenation, chain.
con-causa, F.: concause, joint cause.
conca-vità, F.: concavity. ||lcònca-vo
[L. -vus (cavus, hollow)], ADJ.: concave;
.: concavity.
coneé-dere [con-,c. .], IRR.; TR. : concede
(grant; admit). -dibile, ADJI.: admis-
sible. -diménto, M.: concession. -di-
tére, M.: granter. -dito, PART.
coneénto [L. -tus (com-canere, sing)], M. :
harmony (concert).
coneen-traménto, M.: concentration.
\l-trare [centro], TR. : concentrate; INTR.:
meet in a centre. -traziéne, F.: con-
centration. -tricaménte, ADV.: con-
centrically. coneén-trico, ADJ.: con-
centric.
conee-pibile, ADJ.: conceivable. -pii,
PRET. of -pire. -piménto, M.: concep-
tion. |l-pire [L. con-cipere (capere,
take)], IRR.§; TR.: CONCEIVE; form,
imagine.
$ Reg.: or (poet.) Pres. concé-ge; -pono.
Part. conce-puto.
coneer-nénte, PART., ADJ.: concerning,
relating to. -nènzat, F.: concernment,
interest. |lconeér-nere [L., mix to-
gether], TR.: concern (regard). -névo-
le}, ADJ.: concerning. =tére [-to], TR.:
concert (bring into harmony); direct a re-
hearsal; REFL.: agree to. -tato, PART.
of -tare; M.: agreement, concert. -ta-
tére, M., -tatriee, F.: concerter, plan-
ner. -tino, M.: little concert. -tista,
M.: concert-giver, concert-artist. con-
eér-to [part. of -nere], M.: concert (con-
certo, musicale); agreement: di —, by
agreement, jointly.
coneés-si, PRET. of concedere. -siona-
rio, M.: grantee. -siéne, F.: conces-
sion; grant; permission. -sivo, ADJ.:
concessive. |lcomeés-so, PART. of con-
cedere. -sére, M.: granter.
coneét-ta, F.: concept. -taeeio, M.:
poor idea. -tino, M.: idea. -tivo, ADJ.:
conceptive. -tizzAre}, INTR.: find ideas,
utter witticisms. |lconeét-to [L. con-
ceptus (capere, take)],M. : conceit, thought,
idea, opinion; mind. -téme, M.: (jest.
or iron.) good idea; great imagination.
-tosaménte, ADV, ; thoughtfully, -téso,
concettoso
108 concettuale
ADJ.: full of ideas. -tudle, ADI. : con-
ceptual. -tismo, M.: conceptualism.
-theeio, -tizzo, disp. of -cetto. con-
eeziéne, F.: conception; Lady-day;
thought, comprehension.
con-chétta, r.: small shell. ||-ehiglia
[Gr. konchilion (kénche)], F.: CONCH,
shell. -chigliétta, -chiglina, dim.
of -chiglia. -chilideeo, ADJ.: composed
of shells. -chili-férme, ADJ.: formed
like shells.
conchiud. .= conclud. .
cén-eia, F.: tanning, dressing; tannery ;
adulteration of wines}. -eidia = con-
cimaia. -etaidlo, M.: tanner. -eia-
lana, F.: wool-comber. |l|-etare []. L.
comptiare (L. comptus, PART. of comere,
prepare, adorn)], TR.: dress (skins), tan;
comb (wool, etc.); prepare, fix; belabour,
whip; spoil, soil. -eiatére, M.: tanner.
-eiatira, F.: dressing.
coneiéro}, M.: emendation, correction.
conei-gliot = -lio. -lidbile, ADJ. : con-
ciliable. -liabilità, F.: possibility of
conciliating. -lidbolo, M.: assembly
(for an evil purpose); conciliabule. -lia-
ménto, M.: conciliation. -liàre, TR.:
conciliate; REFL.: become reconciled;
settle (an affair). -liàref, ADJ.: con-
ciliary. -liativo, ADJ.: conciliatory.
-liatére, M.: conciliator. -liatriee,
F.: peacemaker. -liaziéne, F.: con-
ciliation. |leonei-lio [L. -lium (calare,
call)], M.: council; church council; delib-
eration.
conei-méia, F.: dung yard. -mare, TR.:
dung, manure land. |leonei-me [concio],
M.: manure, compost.
coneinni-ta}, F.: concinnity (elegance).
con-eino [-ciare], M.: tan-bark. eén-
eio, PART.: pop. for conciato, dressed;
M.: dung; worthless thing or person; or-
nament (gildingt).
coneiofossecosaché = conciossiacosa-
che.
coneio-nadre, INTR.: preach; harangue.
-natére, M.: concionator, preacher. -na-
tòrio, ADJ.: pertaining to preaching;
M.: preacher. -natriee, F.: preacher.
llooneié-ne [L. contio for con-ventio],
F.: CONVENTION (assembly), congregation;
sermon ; speech.
con=<€iò=ssia(-cosa)=chè -é [ssia for
sia], OONJ.: inasmuch ast; now used to
mock stilted or pedantic language.
conei-saménte, ADV.: concisely. -sid-
ne, F.: concision. |leonei-so [L. -sus,
(cadere, cut)], ADJ.: concise (brief).
conei-storifle, ADJ. : consistorial. -stò-
rio {, ||-stéro [L. con-sistorium], M.:
consistory ; assembly.
coneita-ménto, M.: agitation. |loon-
concreto
eità-re [L. (-cire, stir)], TR.: excite
(agitate, Eng. concitet); provoke}. -ta-
ménte, ADV.: agitatedly. -tivo, ADJ.:
exciting, stimulating. -tére, M.: inciter.
-ziéne, F.: agitation.
coneitta-dina, F.: fellow-citizeness. -di-
nanza, F.: fellow-citizenship. {|-dino
[cittadino], M.: fellow-citizen.
conclà-ve [L. (clavis, key)], M.: conclave
(rooms where the cardinals are ‘secluded’
when choosing a pope; the body of cardi-
nals). concla-viof, M.: closet, cabinet.
-vista, M.: member of the conclave.
conclu-dénte, PART., ADJ.: concluding.
-denteménte, ADV.: conclusively. -dèn-
za, F.: conclusiveness. |coneli=dere
[L. (claudere, CLOSE)], IRR. (cf. accludere);
TR.: conclude, finish; pressi, enclose.
conclù-si, PRET. of -dere. -siondeeia,
F.: bad cenclusion. -sionfile, ADJ.:
conclusive. -sioneélla, dim. of -sione.
-siéne, F.: conclusion; consequence: in
—, in fine. -sivaménte, ADV.: con-
clusively. -sivo, ADJ.: conclusive. con-
cli-so, PART. of -dere.
con=céeere, IRR.; TR.: digest (Eng. con-
coct); INTR., REFL.: change into nourish-
ment.
céncolaj, F.: small shell; small hand
basin.
concomi-tante [L. -fans (comes, com-
panion)], ADJ.: concomitant. -tànza,
F.: concomitance.
concor-dabile, ADJ.: concordable. -dan-
te, PART., ADJ.: concordant, harmonious.
-danteméntej, ADV.: concordantly,
suitably. -danza, F.: concordance, agree-
ment. -dare, INTR.: agree; TR.: rec-
oncile. -dataméntet, ADv.: harmo-
niously. -déto, PART., ADJ.: agreed,
harmonious; M.: agreement; concordat.
lleconcér-de [L. -s (cor, HEART)], ADI.:
concordant (harmonious, unanimous). -de-
ménte, ADV.: harmoniously, unanimous-
ly. -dévolet, ADJ.: conformable. -de-
volménte}, ADV.: harmoniously. con-
còr-dia, F.: concord (harmony).
concor-rénte, PART., ADJ.: concurrent;
M.: competitor. -rémza, F.: competi-
tion. |leoncér-rere [con-, ¢..], IRR.;
INTR.: run together; concur; contribute
(said of causes). comeér-si, PRET. of
-rere. concér-so, PART. of -rere; M.:
concourse, throng.
concòtto, PART. of concocere.
con-creare, TR.: concreate (create to-
gether). -erefto, PART.: innate (in-
herent).
concre-taménte, ADV. : concretely, -ta-
re, TR.: come to concrete terms; con-
clude. -tézza, F.: concreteness. |lcon-
cré-to [L. -fus (crescere, grow)], ADI.:
concrezione
concrete (specific); M.: concrete. -ziéne,
F.: concretion.
concubi-na [L. (cubare, lie down)], F.:
concubine. -nério, M.: concubinary.
-néto, M.: concubinage. conenbi-to,
M.: lying together.
conculea-bile, ADJ.: fit to be trampled
upon. Il-'re [L. (calx, heel)], TR.: con-
culcate, trample upon. -tére, M., -triee,
r.: trampler. -ziénej, F.: trampling
upon.
concuòeere = concocere.
concupi-re [L. con-cupere], TR.: desire
ardently. -scénza, -scémziaf, F.: con-
cupiscence. -'sceref=-re. -scévolef,
ADJ.: concupiscible.
concus-sgrej, TR.: concuss, shake. -sa-
tore}, M.: shaker. |concus-siéne [L.
-sio (con quatere, shake)], F.: concussion};
extortion. -sivoy}, ADJ.: concussive.
condan-na, F.: condemnation, sentence ;
fine. -m&bile, ADJ.: condemnable. -na-
giéne;, F., -naméntot = -na. ||-nare
[con-, d. .J, TR.: condemn (sentence; re-
ject); compel. -néto, PART. of -nare;
M.: condemned person (prisoner). -na-
tére, M.: condemner. -natério, ADJ.:
condemnatory. -naziéne, F.: condemna-
tion. -névole, ADJ.: condemnable.
condeeèn-tef, ADJ.: decent. -temén-
tej, ADV.: decently.
con-degnaménte, ADV.: condignly.
-degnità}, -degnitade{, -degnità-
te}, F.: condignness. |l=dégno [L. -dig-
nus (worthy)], ADI. : condign (suitable).
condenn. .} = condann. .
conden-sabile, ADJ.: condensable. -sa-
ménto, M.: condensation. ||-sare [L.
(densus, dense)], TR.: condense ; INTR.:
become condensed. -satére, M.. con-
denser. -saziéne, F.: condensation.
condèòn-so}, ADJ.: condensed.
condescend. . = condiscend. . ;
con-diménto, M.. condiment. ||-dire
[L.], TR.: season; assuage ; provide abund-
antly ; soil (by spilling) ; preserve (pickle,
cf. Eng.} CONDITE).
condi-scendénte, ADJ.: condescending.
-scendénza, F.: condescension. ||-scén-
dere [con, d. .], IRR.; INTR.: condescend,
yield.
con=discépola, F., -discépolo, M.:
schoolfellow.
condi-scési, PRET., -scéso, PART. of
-scendere.
condito [condire], PART.: seasoned.
còndi-t0 2}, ADJ.: built, formed. -térei,
M.: founder, author.
conditara [condire], F. :
diment.
con-dividere, IRR.; TR.:
with.
seasoning, con-
share, divide
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condizio-ngle, ADJ.: conditional. -nal-
ménte, ADV.: conditionally. -nére,
TR.: season, prepare (said of food); pre-
pare, arrange. -nataménte, ADV.: con-
ditionally. -nfto, PART., ADJ.: prepared,
fit; conditioned. -meélla, dim. of -ne.
lleondiziéd-ne [L. condicio], F.: condi-
tion (state); rank: a — che, on condition
that.
condo-glidnza, -gliénzaj, -lènzai,
F.: condolence. |l-lére [con-, d. .], IRR.;
REFL.: condole with. condò-lsi, PRET.
of -lere.
con=dominio, M.: joint dominion.
condo-nabile, ADJ.: pardonable. ||-na-
re [con-, d. .], TR.: condone (pardon; re-
mit). -natére,M.: pardoner. -nazié-
ne, F.: condonation (pardon).
condére [Sp. (Peruv.)], M.: condor.
con-détta, F.: conduct; transportation,
management ; escort}. -dottière, -dot-
tièro, M.: (mil.) leader (captain); con-
dottieret, pl. -rî (leader of adventurers:
14th Cent.); carrierf. -détto, PART. of
-durre; M.: CONDUIT (aqueduct; chan-
nel); conduct}. »dieerej = -durre.
-dueévole}, ADJ.: conductive. -duei-
méntoj, M.: conduct; proceeding. -du-
eitéret, M.: conductor ; instructor.
conduplicaziénef}, F.: redoubling.
con-durre [L. -ducere (lead)], IRR. (cf.
addurre); TR.: conduct (guide); (a) lead
to (result in); induce}; REFL.: come to;
conduct one’s self. -dvissi, PRET. of
-durre. -dittoj=-dotto; M.: guide.
-duttére, M., -duttriee, F.: conductor
(manager); lessee; ADJ.: conducting.
-duttira{, F.: conducting; coach. -du-
ziéne, F.: lease; water-conveyance.
conestà-bile [L. comes stabuli, COUNT of
the STABLE], M.: constable (superior mili-
tia-officer; court-officer). -boleriaf, F.:
constableship.
confabula-re [L. -ri (fabulari, speak)],
INTR.: chat together (confabulate). -tà-
rio, ADJ.: confabulatory. -ziéme, F.:
familiar talk.
confa-eénte [-re], ADJ.: convenient (fit).
-eenteménte, ADV.: conveniently. -cén-
za}, F.: suitability. -eévolej, ADI.:
suitable. -eevolézzat, F.: suitability.
-eiméntof, M.: conformity.
confar-r(e)aziéne [L. -reatio (far,
spelt)], F.: confarreation (Rom. marriage
ceremony).
con=fare, IRR.; INTR., REFL.: suit, befit;
agree with; harmonize.
confastidiare}, INTR., REFL.: grow tired
of (be annoyed).
confede-raméntof}, M.: confederation,
league. |l|-rare [L. (fedus, league)],
INTR., REFL.: confederate, form a league;
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TR.: join together. -rato, ADJ.: con-
federate; M.: confederate. -rativo,
ADJ.: confederative. -raziéne, F.: con-
confederato .
federation.
confe-rénte, PART., ADJ.: conferring.
-rénza, F.: conference. -renziére,
M.: conferree. -riménto, M.: confer-
ring. |l-rire [L. con-ferre (bear)], TR. :
confer (bestow); INTR.: confer (consult);
contribute; TR.}: compare. -ritére, M.,
-ritriee, F.: conferrer (giver).
confér-ma, -magiénef, F.: confirma-
tion. |l-mare [L. ‘con-firmare], TR.: con-
firm (strengthen, ratify). -mativo, ADJ.:
confirmative. -matére, M.: confirmer.
-matòrio, ADJ.: confirmatory. -ma-
triee, F.: confirmer. -maziòne, F.:
confirmation. confér-mo, ADJ.: con-
firmed.
confes-saméntof}, M.: confession. -sa-
re, TR.: confess; declare; REFL.: make
confession (to a priest). -satére, M.:
confessor. -sionale, ADJ.: of the con-
fession; M.: confessional. -siondrio,
M.: confessional; office of confessor.
-sioneélla, dim. of -sione. -siéne, M.:
confession. ||confès=so [L. -sus], ADJ.:
confessed. -sorato, M.: office of confes-
sor; hour of confession (in convents, etc.).
-séret, -sòre, M.: father confessor.
confet-tare, TR.: candy; preserve. -ta-
tére, M.: confectioner. -tièra, F.:
candy-box. -tière =-turiere. -tino,
M.: small comfit. |leonfét-to [L. con-
fectus (facere, make)], ADJ.: candied; M.:
COMFIT (CONFECTION): (jest.) -ti di mon-
tagna, dry chestnuts. -tura, F.: comfit,
sugarplum. -tureria, F.: confectionery
shop. -turiére, M.: confectioner. con-
feziongre, TR.: make confections. con-
feziéne, F.: mixture; artificial composi-
tion; comfit}.
conficca-ménto, M.: nailing. |lconfic-
ea-re [ficcare], TR.: fasten; nail. -t@-
ra, F.: nailing, driving in.
confi-daméntof, M., -danza, F.: confi-
dence. |l-dare [L. con-fidere (trust)],
TR.: confide (entrust); INTR.: CONFIDE
(trust; feel sure). -démte, ADJ.: confid-
ing; M.: confidant. -denteménte, ADV.:
confidently. -dénza, F.: confidence; fa-
miliarity (intimacy). -denziàle, ADI.:
confidential; familiar. -denzialménte,
ADV.: confidentially. confi-dot, ADJ.:
confident.
con-figgere, IRR.; TR.: nail.
configu-rare [figura], TR.: configure,
represent in a figure. -raziéne, F.:
configuration.
confi-nante, ADJ.: near, contiguous. -né-
re, TR.: banish; confine; INTR.: border
upon; REFL.: limit one’s self. |lconfi-
confronto
ne [L. (finis, end)], M.: confine (border);
boundary-stone.
con=fingeref, IRR.; TR.: counterfeit.
confino, pop. for confine.
confi-sca, F.: confiscation. ||-seére
[L. (fiscus, basket)], TR.: confiscate. -sca-
zione], F.: confiscation.
confissi, PRET. of configgere.
con-fiténte}t, ADJ.: confessing. ||=fi-
teor [L., ‘I CONFESS’], M.: confiteor (Cath-
olic prayer): dire (recitare) il —, confess
one’s self.
confitto, PART. of -figgere.
conflitto [L. flictus (fligere, strike)], m.:
conflict ; opposition.
con-fluénte, PART.: flowing together;
M.: confluence. -fluènza, F.: flowing
together. |l-fluire [L. -fluere (FLow)],
INTR.: flow together (meet).
confén-dere [con-, f. . (pour)], IRR.; TR.:
CONFOUND (CONFUSE, mistake); REFL.: be-
come confused. -dibile, ADJ.: confus-
ing. -diménto, M.: confusion. -dité-
ra, F., -ditére, M.: confounder.
confor-mabile, ADJ.: conformable. -ma-
re, TR.. conform; REFL.: adapt one’s
self (comply). -mativof, ADJ.: conform-
able. -maziéne, F.: conformation; con-
formity. |confor-me [L. -mis], ADI.:
conformable, resembling; ADV.: conform-
ably to (according as). -meménte,
ADV.: conformably (suitably). -mévo-
le}, ADJ.: conformable; like. -mista,
M.: conformist. -mita, F.: conformity.
confor-tabile, ADJ.: that can be com-
forted. -tabilménte, ADV.: comfort-
ingly. -tagionet, F.: comfort (relief).
-tante, ADJ.: comforting. -tanti,M.:
stomachics (cordials for the stomach).
||-tare [L. (fortis, strong)], TR.: comfort
(strengthen, encourage); REFL.: take
courage. -tativo, ADJ.: comforting;
M.: remedy (relief). -tatére, M., -ta-
triee, F.: comforter (of the condemned).
-taziéne}, F.: comfort. -tévole, ADI.:
that can be comforted. -tindiot, M.:
maker or seller of spiced cakes. -tino,
M.: kind help; kind of sweet spice caketj.
confòr-to, M.: comfort (consolation); ex-
hortation ; relief, last sacraments.
con=frate}, -fratéllo, M.: brother
(fellow-member). -fraternita, F.: con-
fraternity (religious brotherhood).
confri-caménto, M.: rubbing. ||-care
(L. (fricare, rub)], TR.: rub; INTR.: rub
a (FRAY). -cazione, F.: rubbing; fric-
jon.
confronta - méntof, M.: confronting.
lleonfrontà-re [fronte], TR.: confront
(compare); INTR.: be like, conform.
-zidne}, F.: confronting, meeting. con-
frénto, M.: confronting (comparison):
confuggire
a —, compared to, comparatively; star a
—, be equal to.
confuggire, INTR.: flee for refuge.
confu-saménte, ADV.: confusedly. -sét-
to, ADJ.: slightly confused. confa-
si, PRET. of confondere. |l-siéne [con-
fondere], F.: confusion (perturbation) ;
shame. -sissimo, ADJ.: superl. of -so.
confa-so, PART.: confused, indistinct:
alla -sa, confusedly.
confu-tàbile, ADJ.: confutable. -ta-
ménto, M.: confutation. {l-tare [L.],
TR.: confute (disprove): -tarsi da sé, con-
tradict one’s self. -tativo, ADJ.: con-
futative. -tatére, M.: confuter. -ta-
tòrio, ADJ.: confutative. -taziéne, F.:
confutation.
con-gedare, TR.: give leave to depart;
dismiss. |l=&èdo [Fr. -gé (cf. commiato)],
M.: leave (permission); farewell; leave of
absence (furlough); discharge: dar —,
dismiss ; (mil.) discharge; prendere —,
take one’s leave, bid farewell.
conge - -gnaménto, M.: joining, union.
-gnare, TR.: connect (join); adjust (put
together, ee skilfully). Ileongé-
gno [ingegno], M.: joining (connection);
machine.
congela-ménto, M.: congelation. lleon-
gela-re [con-, g. .], INTR., REFL.: con-
geal, freeze. -tére, M.: freezer. -zi6-
F.: coagulation.
con-génere, ADJ.: congeneric (of the
same kind). |-génito [L. -genitus (gig-
nere, beget)], ADJ.: congenital (innate).
congé-rie [L. -ries (gerere, bring)], F
congeries (heap). ll-stidne [L. Seal
F.: congestion.
congetta - ra [L. conjectura (jacere,
throw)], F.: conjecture. -rabile, ADJ.:
conjecturable. -rale, ADJ.: conjectural.
-ralménte, ADV.: conjecturally. -rare,
nei,
TR.: conjecture. -ratére, M.: guesser.
conghiettur. . = congettur. .
congiof, M.: leave of absence.
congiug. .} = coniug. .
congiugn. .} = congiung. .
congiùn - =gere [con-, g..], IRR.; TR.:
conjoin (unite); REFL.: unite one’s self;
tadd, annex. -giménto, M.: conjunc-
tion. -si, PRET. of -gere. -'tat, F.: wife.
-taménte, ADV.: conjointly. Beate
(med.) conjunctiva. -tivite, F : (med. )
conjunctivitis. -tivo, ADJ., M.: ‘ conjune-
tive (subjunctive). -'to, PART. of -gere;
M. PL.: relations. -tara, F.: juncture;
circumstance. -ziéne, F.: conjunction.
congiti-ra, F.: conspiracy. |l-rére [L.
(jurare, swear)], INTR.: conspire, con-
jure; plot. -réto, PART.; M.: conspira-
tor. -ratére, M.: conspirator. -ra-
zione {, F.: conspiracy.
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conglobare [L. (globus, ball)], TR.: con-
globate.
conglomeràg-reij, TR.: conglomerate.
-zionet, F.: conglomeration.
conglutin. . = agglutin. .
congratula-re [con g..], REFL.: rejoice
(with others, be glad); congratulate one’s
selff ; INTR.}: give congratulation. -té-
rio, ADJ.: congratulatory. -ziéne, F.:
congratulation.
congré-ga, F.: assembly (gathering).
-gaménto }, M.: aggregation (union).
-ganzaf, congregation. |l-gàre
[L. (grea, flock)], TR.: congregate. -ga-
ziéne, F.: congregation (assemblage) ;
charitable association ; assembling place.
congrésso [L.], M. : congress (convention).
còn-grua, F.: endowment, allowance (for
a parish). -gruaménte, ADV.: con-
gruously. -gruéto, ADJ.: endowed.
-gruénte, ADJ.: congruent, suitable.
-gruénza, F.: congruence, consistency.
-gruità, F.: congruity. |leém-gruo
[L. -gruere, coincide], ADJ.: congruous
(suitable).
con-guagliare [con-, agguagliare], TR.:
equalize; INTR.: be equal. -guaglio,
M.: equalization.
cònia [? -nio2], F.: fun (joke): uomo di
—, jolly fellow (boon companion); far la
—, Joke, jest.
conia-=re [cuneo], TR.: COIN (mint; origi-
nate words). -tére, M.: coiner. -tara,
F.: coinage.
coni-caménte, ADV.: conically. -eita,
F.: conicalness.
conic(al).
coniettur. .{ = congettur. .
conifero [cono], ADI. : coniferous.
co-nigliaeeio, disp. of -niglio. -ni-
glièra, F.: rabbit-warren. ||-niglio
[L. cuniculus], M.: CONEY (rabbit) ; cow-
ard. -nigliolo, pop. for -niglio.
cédnio I [cuneo], M.: COIN (wedge); stamp.
cònio 2 = cogno.
coniu-gabile, ADJ.:
gated. -gdle, ADJ.: conjugal. -gal-
ménte, ADV.: conjugally. |l-gare [L.
(root jug-, JOIN)], TR.: conjugate (verbs);
marry, unite. -gato, PART., ADJ.: conju-
lleòni=co [cono], ADJ. :
able to be conju-
gate. -gaziéne, F.: conjugation. cò-
niu-ge, M.: spouse (consort). coniù-
gio]; M.: marriage.
coniun. .} = congiun..
con meco, pop. for meco.
connatura-le [natura], ADJ.: connatu-
ral (natural, proper). -lita, F.: connat-
urality. -'re, TR.: render of the same
nature, adapt.
connazionale [nazione], ADJ.: of the
same nation; M.: native. .
con-nessaménte, ADV.: connectedly.
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-méssi, PRET. of -nettere. -nessiéne,
-nessita, F.: connection (continuity).
|l-nèsso, PART. of -nettere.
connestabile = conestabile.
connéttere [co-, n..], IRR.; TR.: connect
(unite).
conni-vénte [L. -vere, wink], ADJ.: con-
niving. -vènza, F.: connivance.
connotato [notare], M.: personal de-
scription (on a passport, etc.).
con-nubiale, ADJ.: connubial. ||-naibio
[L. -bium (nubere, veil)], M.: marriage.
connume-rare [numero], TR.: number.
-razione, F.: connumeration.
eòno [L. -nus], M.: CONE.
conébbi, PRET. of conoscere.
eo-nòcchia, F.: bunchof flax, etc., on the
distaff ; (poet.) distaff. -moiddle, ADI.:
conoidal. |l-méide [Gr. kénos, cone,
eidos, form], F.: conoid.
conopéo [Gr. konopeion], M.: mosquito
net; woman’s baptismal veil.
cono-scénte, ADJ.: knowing; M.: ac-
quaintance. -scenteméntej, ADv.:
thankfully. -scènza, F.: cognizance
(knowledge); acquaintance. ||coné-scere
[L. co-gnoscere (KNOW)] IRR. $; TR.: KNOW
(cognize); comprehend ; experience ; taste ;
REFL. : acknowledge one’s self. -scibile,
ADJ.: knowable (cognoscible). -scibili-
tà, F.: cognoscibility. -sciménto, M.:
reason, knowledge. -scitivo, ADJ.: per-
ceptible. -scitére, M., -scitriee, F.:
connoisseur. -sciturat, F.: knowledge.
-sciutaménte, ADV.: knowingly. -scia-
to, PART. of -scere.
§ Pret. condb-bi, -be; -bero. Part. cono-
sciuto.
conquas-saménto} = -so. |-sére [L.
(quassare, shake)], TR.: shake; dash.
-saziénef, F., conquas-so, M.: shak-
ing; discord (tumult).
con-quidere [L. con-quirere, seek for],
IRR.$; TR.: importune (with QuESTions
etc.), annoy; afflict; CONQUER; REFL.:
fret one’s self, grieve. -quisi, PRET.,
-quiso, PART. of -quidere. -quista, F.:
conquest. -quistabile, ADJ.: conquer-
able. -quistaméntoj, M.: conquest.
-quistare, TR.: conquer (overcome).
-quistatére, M., -quistatriee, F.:
conqueror.
§ Defect.; Perf. congut-si, -se ; -sero. Part.
CONQuiso.
consa-crabile, ADI. : that can be conse-
crated. -crànte, M.: consecrator. ||-=ecrà-
re [L. con-secrare (sacer, sacred)], TR.:
consecrate; authorize; REFL.: devote
one’s self. -craziéne, F.: consecration.
consagra..= consacra..
consan-guineita, F.: consanguinity.
|l-guîneo [L. -guineus (sanguis, blood)],
considerabilmente
ADJ.: consanguineous; M.: kinsman. -gui-
nita, F.: consanguinity.
consapévo-le [con-, s..], ADJ.: conscious
of : far — uno, inform a person. -lézza,
F.: consciousness. -lménte, ADV.: con-
sciously.
conscéndere} = condiscendere.
consciònziaj = coscienza. ||cOn-scio
[L. -scius (scire, know)], ADI. : conscious.
conscrif. . = coscrì. .
consecra}..= consacra. .
consecu-tivaménte, ADV.: consecutive-
ly; consequently. ||-tivo [L. -tus (segui,
follow)], ADJ.: consecutive. -ziénef, F.:
consecution.
consé-gna, F.: consignment (commis-
sion); command; slight military punish-
ment: dar un bimbo in —, put a child
out to nurse. ||-gnare [con-, s..], TR.:
consign, deliver; intrust: — alla memo-
ria, commit to memory. -gnaziéne}
= -gna.
conse-guènte, PART., ADJ.: ensuing, con-
sistent; M.: consequence. -guente-
ménte, ADV.: consequently. -guènza,
F.: consequence (result); authority. -gui-
bile, ADJ.: obtainable. -guiménto,
M.: attainment. |l-guire [con-, s. .],
TR.: acquire (obtain); INTR.: follow (re-
sult); happen. -guitàre, INTR.: follow
(ensue); TR.}: follow; obtain (wrongly).
consén-so, M.: consent. -tameo, ADI.:
consentaneous (consistent, corresponding).
-timénto, M.: accord; consent. ||=tire
[con-, s. .], TR.: allow (grant); INTR.: con-
sent (agree, permit). -titaménte, ADV.:
consentingly. -titére, M.: consenter.
-ziénte, PART., ADJ.: consenting.
consequen. . = conseguen. .
consèrbaj, F.: store-room.
consèrto [L. -serere, join], ADJ.: inter-
twined, joined; M.{ = concerto.
consèr-va, F.: preserve; store-room;
store, pantry, etc.: — d’ acqua, reservoir
of water; — de’ pesci, fish-pond; andar
di —, go together. -wabile, ADJ.: con-
servable. -vadére} = -vatore. -va-
gionej = -vazione. ||-vare [L. servare,
SAVE], TR.: preserve (keep; maintain);
REFL.: keep (last). -vativo, ADJ.: con-
servative. -vatére, M.: preserver; con-
servative: liquidi -vatori, preserving
liquids (alcohol, etc.). -vatòrio, M.:
refuge; workhouse; conservatory; acad-
emy; ADJ.: preservative. -vatriee, F.:
preserver. -vaziéne, F.: conservation.
-vévolet, ADI. . conservable.
consésso [L. -ssum (sedere, SIT)], M.: as-
sembly (assemblage).
consettaiuòlo}, M.: fellow-sectary.
conside-rabile, ADJ. : considerable. -ra-
bilménte, ADV.: considerably. -ra-
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consideramento
ménto}, M.: consideration. -rdndo,
M : consideration (stipulation). -rfinzaf,
F.: consideration. |l-rare [L. (sidus,
star)], TR. : consider (meditate on; esteem,
regard; contemplate). -rataménte,
ADV.: considerately. -réto, ADJ.: es-
teemed; thoughtful. -ratére, M.: con-
siderer. -razioneélla, F.: slight con-
sideration. -raziéne, F.: consideration
(deliberation ; regard); commentary. -ré-
vole, ADJ.: considerable. -revolménte,
ADV.: considerably.
consi-gliaméntof, M.: counsel. -glià-
re, TR.: counsel; REFL.: consult; re-
solve. -gliataménte, ADV. : deliberate-
ly, prudently. -gliato, PART.: counselled ;
prudent. -gliatéra, F., -gliatére, M.:
counsellor. -gliéra, F., -gliére, M.,
F., -gliéro, M.: counsellor. -glierino,
M.: young counsellor. -gliétto, M.:
brief counsel. |lconsi-glio [L. -lium],
M.: counsel (advice), resolution ; prudence ;
remedy; council. -gliare, ADJ.: con-
ciliar.
con-simigliaref, TR.: make alike. ||=si-
mile, ADJ.: similar (alike). -similmén-
te, ADV.: similarly.
consi-sténte, PART., ADJ.: consisting ;
firm}, durable. -stènza;, -stènziaj,F.:
consistency; maturity. {lconsi-stere
[L. (stare, stand)], INTR. (part. -stito):
consist (in, in); persist}: non -ste, it does
not matter. -stério}, -stòro = conci-
storo.
consobrino;, M.: cousin-german.
conso-eigre [L. (sociare, join)], TR.: as-
sociate. -eiaziénet, F.: consociation,
league. consò-eio, M.: associate.
consodàlej, M.: companion.
conso-làbile, ADJ.: consolable. -la-
méntof, M.: consolation. -lantissimo,
ADJ.: very consoling. -lamzay, F.: con-
solation. |l-laret [L. (solari, solace)],
TR.: console; REFL.: console one’s self;
congratulate one’s self.
consolare 2 [L. -sularis], ADJ.: consular.
consola-taménte, ADV.: quietly, com-
fortably. -tissimo, ADJ.: perfectly con-
soled. -tivo}, ADJ.: consolatory. con-
sola-tol [-re], PART., ADJ.. consoled,
peaceful.
consolato2 [L. -sulatus], M.: consulship.
consola-tére [-re], M.: consoler. -to-
riaméntef, ADV.: consolingly. -tòrio,
ADJ.: consolatory. -triee, F.: consoler.
-ziéne, F.: consolation ; alleviation.
cònsole [L. consul], M.: consul.
eonsoli-daménto, M.: consolidation, so-
lidification. ||-dare [L. (solidus, solid)],
TR.: consolidate (render firm); REFL. :
consolidate (grow firm, unite). -dativo,
ADJ.: censolidative.
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consélo} M.: consolation, comfort.
cònsoloj = console.
consomigliàreij, TR.: make like.
conso-nénte, ADJ.: harmonious; M.:
consonant. -nanteméntet, ADV.: con-
sonantly. -mdmza, F.: rhyme; harmony;
concord. |l=-ndare [L. sonare, sound],
INTR.: harmonize, accord. cònso-no,
ADJ.: consonant.
consopitoy, ADJ.: overcome with sleep;
enraptured.
con=sorélla, F.: sister (as member of
the same sisterhood).
con-sòrte [L. -sors (sors, fate)], M., F.:
consort; partner. -sorteria, F.: polit-
ical clique; company}. -sòrto = -sorte.
-sorziale, ADJ.: of a society. -sòrzio,
M.: company, society.
consostanz. . = consustanz. .
consp. .j = cosp. .
con=stare, INTR.: be manifest or evi-
dent ; be composed of.
consti. .{, constr. .} = costi. ., costr...
consue-taménte, ADV.: habitually, ac-
cording to custom. |leonsué-to [L.
-tus (suere, be used, suus, own)], ADI. : ac-
CUSTOMED (customary, usual, Eng.} con-
suETudinal) ; M.: custom: di (per) —, ac-
cording to custom. -tudinàrio, ADJ..
customary. -tildine, F.: custom, habit.
consu-làrej, ADJ.: consular. ||-lénte
[L. -lere, consult], ADJ.: consulting. con-
sù-lta, F.: consultation; consultation-
hall. -ltaménte, ADV.: deliberately.
-Itare, TR.: consult; INTR.: confer with.
-ltativo = -Itivo. -ltatére, M., -lta-
triee, F.: consulter. -Itazidéme, F.:
consultation; judicial opinion. -Itivo,
ADJ.: consulting. consia-lto, M.: con-
sultation of physicians; written advice.
-ltére, ADJ.: consulting; M.: consulter.
-ltòrio, ADJ.: consultative.
consti-ma, F.: consumption: andare alla
—, use up everything. -mabile, abDJ.:
consumable. -ma=eervèlli, M., INVAR.:
addle pate. -maménto, M.: consump-
tion, sorrow. -mànzaj, F.: consumption,
ruin. [l-mare [L. con-sumere (take)],
IRR.§; TR.: consume (waste; dissipate) ;
perfect}; REFL.: be consumed (be used
up); waste (pine away); pine (de, for)t.
-matissimo, ADJ.: entirely consumed ;
very well skilled. -matîvot, ADJ.: con-
suming. -méto, PART., ADJ.: consumed
(worn out); skilled; M.: strong broth.
-matére, M., -matriee, F.: consumer.
-maziéne, F.: consumption; waste;
end: fin’ alla — de’ secoli, till the end of
the world. -mé, M.: strong broth. con-
si-mo, M.: consumption, use. -ntivo,
ADJ.: consuming, corrosive; M.: con-
sumption. const-nto, ADJ.: consumed,
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worn out; ruined.
sumption ; decay.
$ Reg.; or Pret. comsin-si, -se ; -sero. Part.
consunto.
consuònarej = consonare.
consùrgere = sorgere.
consustanzià-le [sostanza], ADI. : con-
substantial. -lita, F.: consubstantiality.
-lménte, ADV.: consubstantially.
consunzione
-nziéne, F.: con-
conta-dina, F.: country-woman. -di-
nfeeio, M.: rude peasant. -dinfime,
M.: country crowd. -dinàta, F.: stu-
pidity, foolish act. -dinèlla, F.: pretty
country girl. -dinescaménte, ADV.:
in a countrified way. -dinésco, ADI.:
rustic, countrified. -dinétta, F.: pretty
village girl. -dinétto, F.: country boy.
-dino, ADJ.: country; M.: countryman ;
peasant; rustic, boor. -dinéna, -di-
none, aug. of -no. -nòtto, M.: strong
country boy. |leonté-do [L. comitatus
(comes, COUNT)], M.: COUNTY}; country;
peasant (villager).
contà-get, F., |lcontà-gio [L. -gio (tan-
gere, touch)], M.: contagion. -giosa-
ménte, ADV.: contagiously. -gidso,
ADJ.: contagious. i
contagbeee [contare goccia], M., INVAR.:
dropping tube.
contaméntof, M.: counting; account.
contami-nabile, ADJ.: contaminable.
-naméntoj, M.: contamination. ||-ma-
re [L. tangere, touch], TR.: contaminate,
defile. -natére, M.: defiler. -nazié-
me, F.: contamination. -méso, ADJ.:
easily contaminated. :
con-tante, ADJ.: counting; cash: dana-
ro —, ready money, cash. |l=t&re [com-
putare], INTR.: COUNT; be esteemed;
count (for); TR.: esteem; relate. -tata,
F.: enumeration. -tatére, M.: counter.
contatto [L. -tactus (tangere, TOUCH)], M.:
contact (touch).
contaziéne [contare], F.: counting.
con-te [L. com-es (ire, go)], M.: COUNT
(earl). -téa, F.: county; count’s estate.
conteggiare [-to], INTR.: count up; cast
accounts. contéggio, M.: casting ac-
counts. a
conté-gna}, F.: demeanour; proud de-
meanour (haughtiness). -gnénzaf, F.:
circuit of a town (territory). lleonté-
gno([-nere], M.: demeanour (esp. dignified);
behaviour (conduct) ; gravity; contentst ;
circuit} : in —, with gravity; stare in —,
assume dignity. -gnosaménte, ADV.:
gravely. -gnéso, ADJ.: dignified, grave.
contempe-raménto, M., -rinza, F.:
tempering ; proportion. |l-rare [L.], TR.:
temper, regulate.
contempla-bile, ADJ.: that can be con-
templated. -méntof, M.: contemplation.
contestare
Il='re [L. -ri (femplum, temple, where
auspices were taken)], TR.: contemplate,
reflect upon. -tivay, F.: contemplative
faculty. -tivo, ADJ.: contemplative. -t6-
re, M., -triee, F.: contemplator. -zid-
ne, F.: contemplation: a — di, in con-
sideration of.
contempo-raneaménte, ADV.: con-
temporaneously. -raneità, F.: contem-
poraneity. ||-raneo [L. -raneus (tempus,
time)], ADJ.: contemporary.
contemprare} = contemperare.
conten-dénza, F.: dispute. |leontén-
dere [con-, ¢..], IRR.; INTR.: contend
(contest); quarrel; cry out; TR.: contest
(prohibit); combatt. -devolméntet,
ADV.: wranglingly. -diméntof, M.: con-
test, quarrel. -ditére, M.: disputant.
con-tenénte, ADJ.: containing; ADV.t:
immediately. -tenènzaj, F.: contents;
gravity. |l=temére, IRR.; INTR.: CON-
TAIN (comprise); REFL.: contain or re-
strain one’s self (refrain, forbear); de-
mean one's self (behave); be dignified.
-teniméntof, M.: contents; continence.
-tenitére, M.: restrainer.
conténneref, TR.: contemn.
contén-ni, PRET. of -ere. -tabile, ADI.:
easily contented. -taménto, M.: con-
tent, satisfaction. ||-tare [-to], TR.:
content; gain the approval of; REFL.:
content one’s self. -tatira, F.: con-
tentment. -tévolet, ADI.: satisfying.
-tézza, F.: content: mala —, discontent.
contentibile}, ADJ.: contemptible.
conten-tino, M.: addition, overweight,
extra. -tivot, ADJ.: containing. |lcon-
tén-to [L. -tus (tenere, hold)], ADJ.: con-
tent, satisfied, pleased; contained; m.:
contentment; contents}. -téne, ADJ.:
exceedingly content. -fito, PART. of -ere;
M.: contents.
conten-ziéneyj [L. -tio (cf. -dere)], F.:
contention. -ziosaméntet, ADV.: con-
tentiously. -ziéso, ADJ.: contentious.
conteriaj, F.: glass beads.
contermi-nàlej, ADJ.: conterminous.
-naref, INTR.: confine (lie contiguous).
conterrà-neo [L. -neus (terra, land)],
ADJ.: of the same country or village; M.:
fellow-countryman. -zzféno = -neo.
con-tésa, F.: contest (dispute, quarrel).
-tési, PRET. of -tendere. ||=téso [-tende-
re], PART. : contested, disputed ; forbidden.
contéssa [confe], F.: countess.
contéssere [con-, f. .], TR. (part. -tesstito
or -tèsto): weave together; entwine;
compound (compose).
contessina [contessa], F.: young count-
ess; count’s daughter.
contestabile = conestabile.
contesta-re [L. -ri (testis, witness)]. TR.:
contestazione
notify (legally); CONTEST.
notification ; contest.
con-tésto [-tessere], PART.: interwoven;
M.: context. -testudle, ADJ.: pertain-
ing to the context.
contézza [conto 2], F.: notice, cognition.
contieino [contort], M.: small account.
conti-giai, F.: ornament; pretty trifle.
-giàtof, ADJ.: much ornamented.
con-tiguità, F.: contiguity. |l-tiguo
[L. -tiguus (tangere, touch)], ADJ.: con-
tiguous (adjacent).
conti-nentàle, ADJ.: continental.
|l-ménte [L. -nens (tenere, hold)], ADI.:
continent; containing; M.: continent ;
contents}; continuance. -nentemén-
tef, ADV.: continently. -nènza, F.:
continence.
contin-génte [L. -gens (tangere, touch)],
ADJ.: contingent ; M.: proportion (quota).
-genteménte}, ADV.: contingently.
-génza, F.: contingency. contin-
gere}, INTR.: happen. -gibile, ADI.:
possible; casual. -gibilitay, F.: contin-
gency. i
contino [corte], M. : young count; count’s
son.
conti-novare = -nuare.
pop. for -nuo. conti-nua, F.: continu-
ation. -mudbile, ADJ.: continuable.
-nuaménte, ADJ.: continually. -nua-
ménto}, M., -nudnzaj{, F.: continu-
ation. -nuére, INTR.: continue. -nuata-
ménte, ADV. : continuously. -nuativo,
ADI. : continuative. -nuatére, M.: con-
tinuer. -nuaziéne, F.: continuation.
-nuita, F.: continuity. |lconti-nuo
[L.-nuus (tenere, hold)], ADJ.: continuous ;
M.: continuity.
eénto! [computo], M.: computation ; (bill;
accouNT; report, information); cause:
aver uno in — di, regard a person as;
uomo di —, man of worth; far —, in-
tend; substitute; fatto il —, all things
considered; a buon —, in conclusion;
metter (tornar) —, be profitable.
eéntot 2, ADJ.: known; ready; skilled;
graceful, polite.
con=toreere, IRR.; TR.: CONTORT (twist,
wring); REFL.: contort one’s self, writhe.
-toreiménto, M.: contortion.
contor-nére, TR.: surround; trace the
contours of (sketch); REFL.: resort to. -mi-
no, M.: slight contour. |lcontér-no
[torno], M.: contour (outline); PL.: envi-
rons.
contòr-si, PRET. of -cere. -siéne, F.:
contortion. -taménte, ADV.: with con-
tortions. |lcontòr=to, PART. of -cere.
eéntra [L.], PREP.: against, contra-; PREF.:
(following single const us’ly doubled).
-bbandiére, M.: contrabandist. =bban-
-ziéne, F.:
conti-novo,
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do, M.: contraband; contraband goods:
di —, clandestinely. -bbassista, M.:
contra-basso player. =bbfsso, M.: con-
contrappesare
tra-basso. -bbattèntet, ADJ.: reper-
cussive. =ccambigre, TR.: exchange;
reward}. =ccémbio, M.: exchange;
recompense. =cedssa, F.: extra case
or covering. =ceava = controcava.
=eehiave [chiave], F.: inner key; dupli-
cate key; false key. =eeifra = con-
trocifra. =ceélpo, M.: rebound. =ccuò-
re, M.: heartbreak. contra-da [L.
contra, over against], F.: street; region,
COUNTRY. =ddanza [danza], F.: contra-
dance. -ddétto, -ddire = -detto, -dire.
=ddiritto},M.: fine, penalty. -ddistin-
guere, IRR.; TR.: (contra)distinguish;
label. -ddistinsi, PRET., -ddistinto,
PART. of -ddistinguere. =ddiviètot,M.:
contraband goods. -ddiziénef, F.: con-
tradiction. =ddòte, F.: marriage por-
tion (bestowed by the husband). -détto,
PART. of -dire. -didret =-riare. -di-
eénte, PART.: contradicting. -diee-
rej =-dire. =dire, IRR.; TR.: contra-
dict ; REFL.: contradict one’s self. -dissi,
PRET. of -dire. -dittére, M.: contra-
dicter. -dittéria, F.: contradictory
proposition. -dittoriaménte, ADV.:
contradictorily. -dittòrio, ADI.: contra-
dictory. -dizioneélla, F.: slight con-
tradiction: -diziéme, F.: contradiction ;
oppositionf.
con-traènte, PART. of -trarre. -traeret
= -trarre.
contra- (cf. the word]: -faeénte, PART.:
counterfeiting ; disobeying. -ffaeimén-
to, M.: counterfeit. ||=ffare, IRR.; TR.:
counterfeit, imitate ; disobey; REFL.: dis-
guise one’s self. -ffàtto, PART., ADJ.:
counterfeited; deformed. -ffattére, M.:
counterfeiter. -ffattiraj, -ffazione,
r.: counterfeiting ; forgery. -fféei, PRET.
of fare. =ffòrte, M.: counterfort; iron
bar. -ffòrzat, F.: counterforce. =ggè-
nio [contra genio], M.: antipathy, dislike.
=ire{,INTR.: be contrary, oppose. =llèt-
tera}, F.: countermand. -contra-Ita
= contralto. -lt4re = altare. contra=
lto [contra alto], M.: contralto. -mman-
dare}, TR.: countermand. -mmanda-
to}, M.: countermand. =mmfreiaj,F..
countermarch. =mminaf, F.: counter-
mine. -mmin4aref, TR.: countermine.
=mmiraglio [ammiraglio], M.: rear-
admiral. =mmoméntoj, M.: counter-
action. =nnaturdle}, ADJ.: against
nature. =ppassof, M.: retaliation. =ppé-
lo, M.: against the hair: fare il — a una
persona, criticise a person thoroughly.
-ppesaméntoj,M.: counterpoise. =ppe-
sfire, TR.: counterpoise; examine; REFL.:
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balance one’s self. =ppéso, M.: coun-
terpoise. -pponiméntoj, M.: opposi-
tion. -ppérre [porre], IRR.; TR. : oppose;
REFL.: oppose, resist. -ppési, PRET. of
-pporre. -pposizioneèlla, F.: slight
opposition. -pposiziéne, F.: opposition,
resistance ; antithesis. -ppésto, PART. of
-porre: opposed; M.: opposition. -ppun-
tista, M.: contrapuntist. |l=ppanto,
M.: (mus.) counterpoint.
contrargine [contra, a..], M.: double
dike, extra levee.
contra-riaménte, ADV.: contrarily.
-ridre, TR.: counteract (oppose; thwart,
Eng. CONTRARY{); contradict. -rieta,
F.: contrariety, resistance; adversity.
lleontrà-rio [L. -rius (contra, against)],
ADJ.: contrary (adverse); M.: opposite:
al (per lo) —, on the contrary. -rissi-
mo, ADJ.: very contrary.
con=trarre, IRR. ; TR.: CONTRACT.
contra=scérpa |, F.: counterscarp.
-seri. .| = controscri.. =sfòrzoj, M.:
opposite force. =ssegnare, TR.: note,
countersign. =sségno, M.: sign (mark,
token); pl. -ssegni, personal description
(identification).
contrassi, PRET. of contrarre.
contra-stabile [-stare], ADJ.: contest-
able. -stabilménte, aDv.: opposingly.
-staméntoj, M.: dispute. =stàmpa,
F.: counter-proof. -stampére, TR.:
counterprove. -stanzaf, F.: dispute.
=stare, TR.: resist (oppose, dispute);
deny. -statére, M.: opponent. con-
tra-sto, M.: opposition, dispute; con-
trast.
contrattabile [-tio], ADJ.: contractile.
contrattàcco [contra attacco], M.: (mil.)
counter-guard.
contrattà-re [-{t0], TR.: contract, bar-
gain. -ziéne, F.: negotiation ; commerce.
contrattémpo [contra tempo], M.: con-
tretemps (untoward accident): di —, un-
seasonably.
contrat-tile, ADJ.: contractile. -tili-
ta, F.: contractility. |lcontràt=to [con-
trarre], PART.: contracted; M.: contract,
agreement. -téne, M.: profitable con-
tract. -tudle, ADJ.: concerning con-
tracts. -tkray, F.: contraction.
contra=urtare}, TR.: strike against.
-vvallaziéne}, F.: contravallation.
=vvedéret, IRR.; TR.: regard with dis-
pleasure. =vveléno, M.: counterpoison.
=vvenire, IRR.; INTR.: contravene (of-
fend against, break). -vventére, m.:
contravener. -vvenziéne, F.: contra-
vention (violation). -vversitàt, F.: con-
troversy, contrariety.
contraziéne [contrarre], F.: contrac-
tion.
contumacia
contri-buénte, PART. : contributing ; M.:
contributor. [-buire [L. con-tribuere
(grant)], INTR.: contribute; codperate
(concur). -biito, M.: contribution. -bu-
tore}, M.: contributor. -buzioneélla,
F.: small contribution. -buzidéne, r.:
contribution ; impost, tax.
contrimboscata [contra imboscata], F.:
counter-ambuscade.
contrîrei, TR.: bruise; feel contrition.
contrista-bile, ADJ.: saddening. -mén-
to, M.: sadness. |lcomtrista-re [L,
tristis, sad)], TR.: afflict (sadden) ; REFL.:
be afflicted. -tére, M., -triee, F.: af-
flicter. -ziénef, F.: sadness.
contri-taménte, ADV.: contritely. -té-
re}, TR.: crush (pulverize). |leontri-to
[L. -tus (terere, grind)], ADJ.: crushed};
contrite. -zioneélla, F.: slight contri-
tion. -ziéne, F.: contrition.
eéntro [L. contra], PREP.: against; oppo-
site to; M.: contrary: il pro e il —, the
pro and the con; darsi —, contradict
one’s self. =efissa, F.: outside case.
=céàva, F.: countermine. =eifra, F.:
key of a cipher.- =ddta, F.: revised’
date, letter, poem. =finèstra, F.: op-
posite window. =fòdera, F.: stiffen-
ing; quilting. =fòrza, F.: counter-force,
etc. =légge, F.: counter-law. =lèva,
F.: counter-lever. =litee, F.: unfavor-
able light. =mfreia, F.: countermarch.
=mina, F.: countermine. =minàre, TR.:
countermine, frustrate. =nòta, F.: an-
swering note. =pàrte, F.: opposing
side. -peraziéne [operazione], F.: coun-
ter-operation. =pérta, F.: extra door;
heavy door. =pròva, F.: counter-proof.
contré-rdine [ordine], M.: counter
mand. =searpa,F.: counterscarp. =scè-
na, F.: silent part of an actor (when
some one else speaks). =seritta, F.: du-
plicate, copy. =seriverei, TR.: write
against. =sènso, M.: opposite meaning.
=stampare = contrastampare. =sti-
molo, m.: debilitant drug, whatever
weakens. =stòmaco, ADV.: with great
repugnance, unwillingly.
con-trovare}, TR.: invent, feign.
contro-vérsi, PRET. of -vertere.
sia, F.: controversy. -versista, M.:
controversialist. -wérso, PART. of -ver-
tere; ADJ.: controversial, doubtful. ||=vèr-
tere, IRR.; INTR.: controvert, dispute.
-vertibile, ADJ.: controvertible.
contu-bernale, ADJ.: contubernal, liv-
ing together. -bérnia, F., ||-bérnio
[L. -bernium (taberna, hut)], M.: (mil.)
tent-companionship; messmates; ADI.:
contubernal.
contu-maee, ADJ.: contumacious. ||-mé-
eia [L.], F.: contumacy (wilful defiance);
-vér-
contumaciale
(nav.) quarantine: fare la —, put under
quarantine. -maeifile, ADJ.: contuma-
cious. -mélia, F.: contumely. -me-
liéso, ADI. : contumelious.
contandere [L. (tundere, beat)], 1RR.$;
TR.: contuse, bruise.
$ Pret. contz-si, -se; -sero. Part. contiso.
conturba-giénet, - nza, F., -ménto,
M.: perturbation, agitation. |lcontur-
ba-re [con-, t. .], TR.: disturb, alarm;
REFL.: be disturbed. -tivo, ADJ.: dis-
quieting. -tére, M.: disturber. -ziéne,
F.: perturbation, trouble.
con-tisi, PRET. of -tundere. -tusiéne,
F.: contusion. ||=tiso, PART. of -tundere.
con=tutére, M.: fellow-tutor.
con-tutto=chè, CONJ.: although.
con=tutto=eiò, ADV.: nevertheless, yet.
con-tutto=quésto, ADV.: notwithstand-
ing that.
convale-scénte [L. -scere (validus,
strong)], ADJ., M.: convalescent. -scén-
za, F.: convalescence.
convali-dare [L. (validus, strong)], TR.:
render valid (strengthen). -daziéne,
F.: strengthening (authentication).
con-vAlle, F.: valley (vale); us’ly pl.
con-végnaf, F.: convention. -végno,
l-végno [L. *venium (venire, COME)],
M.: convention; compact.
con-vellénte, ADJ.: CONVULSIVE. ||=vèl-
lere} [L. (vellere, tear)], TR.: tear or
pull away, twist.
conve-nènte], M.: fact; state; way;
agreement; condition. -némzaf, F.: agree-
ment; convention. -névole, ADI.: suit-
able; M.: convenience (conformity); PL.
compliments. -nevolézza, F.: suitable-
ness (propriety). -nevolménte, ADV.:
suitably. -niènte, ADJ.: convenient,
fit; M.: suitableness. -nienteménte,
ADV.: suitably. -miémza, F.: conven-
ience, propriety ; compliments ; advantage.
ll-mire [con-, v. .], IRR.; TR.: convene;
summon ; INTR.: agree (harmonize) ; suit;
be convenient; be necessary. convé-nni,
PRET. of -nire. convè-noj, M.: need.
-ntàrej, TR.: covenant; become; admit
as a doctor; crown with laurel. -nta-
ziénet}, F.: crowning of poets. -mti-
cola, F., -nticoloj, M.: conventicle.
-ntino, M.: small convent; asylum (re-
treat). convè-nto, M.: convent ; assem-
bly. -mtudle, ADJ.: conventual; M.,
F.: monk, nun. -nùto, PART.: assem-
bled; M.: assemblage. -mzionale, ADJ.:
conventional. -nzionadref, TR.: stipu-
late. -mziéne, F.: covenant (treaty;
agreement); convention (assembly).
conver-génte, ADJ.: convergent. -gèn-
za, F.: convergence. |lconvér-gere
[L. (vergere. turn)], INTR.: converge.
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-saméntof,
-sgre, INTR.: con-
verse; frequent}. -sativot, ADJ.: con-
versative. -satòre, M.: converser. -sa-
zioneélla, -sazioneina, F.: short con-
versation; small assemblage. -saziéne,
F.: assembly; conversation; social gather-
ing (party): tener —, hold a reception.
-sévole, ADJ.: conversable; sociable.
-sevolménte, ADV.: sociably. con-
vèr-si, PRET. of -tire. -siéne, F.: con-
version, change. convèr-so, ADJ.: con-
verted; M.: lay brother: per —t, on the
contrary. convér-tere} = -tire. -ti-
bile, ADJ.: convertible. -timéntof,
M.: conversion. |l-tire [L. -tere (vertere
turn)],IRR.$; TR. (Pr. -to): convert (change);
(Pr. -tisco) turnt; REFL.: become con-
verted. -tito, PART., M.: convert. -ti-
tére, M.: converter.
§ Ind.: Pres. convèr-to or -tiscot.
convèrsit. Part. conversot.
con-vessità, F.: convexity. ||eon-vés-
so [L. -vexus (vehere, carry)], ADJ.: con-
vex; M.: convexity.
conviàre }, TR.: convoy (escort).
convieîno |, ADJ.: adjacent (VICINAL).
convin-centeménte, ADV.: convincing-
ly. -eènte, PART., ADJ.: convincing.
lleonvin-eere [con-, v. .], IRR.; TR.:
convince; REFL.: be convinced. -ei-
ménto, M.: persuasion. -eitivo }, ADJ.:
convincing. convin-si, PRET. of -cere.
-tissimo, ADJ.: perfectly convinced.
convin-to, PART.: convinced, convicted.
-ziéne, F.: conviction.
con-vissi, PRET., -visstito, PART. of -vi-
vere.
convi-tante, PART.: inviting; M.: host.
|l-tare [co-invitare], TR.: invite (to a
repast). -této, PART.: invited; M.:
guest. -tatére, M.: inviter.
convitigia |, F.: covetousness, avarice.
convi-to [-tare], M.: dinner, banquet.
con-vitto, M.: school where students
live and board (boarding-school, college) ;
student of such a school. -vittére [cf.
-vitto], M., -vittriee, F.: boarding stu-
dent (f. boarding-school miss), collegian.
-vivat, M.: boarder. -vivalef, ADI.:
convivial. -vivéret, INTR.: eat at the
same table. -vivatérey{, M.: fellow-
boarder. -vivénza, F.: living together.
ll=vwivere, IRR.; INTR.: live together.
-vivio}, M.: feast.
convi-ziàre |, TR.: injure.
M.: injurer.
conviziéso, ADJ.: desirous.
convoca-ménto, M.: assembly. Ilcon-
voca-re [con-, v. .], TR.: convoke, as-
semble. -ziéme, F.: convocation.
con - voglidre, TR.: convoy,
convogliare
convér-sa, F.: lay sister.
M.: conversation.
Pret.
-ziatéref,
escort.
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ll-véglio [Fr. -voi (L. via, way)], M.:
CONVOY (escort); procession; train: —
funebre, funeral procession.
convolàre, INTR.: fly together; run
fast.
convòlgeret, TR.: roll.
convòlvolo [L.-vulus (volvere, twine)],
M.: convolvulus (plant).
convul-saménte, ADV.: convulsively.
-siongria, F., -sionario, M.: con-
vulsionist. -sioneélla, F.: slight con-
vulsion. -siéne, F.: convulsion. -sivo,
ADJ.: convulsive. ||Jconvil-so [L. -sus
(vellere, tear)], ADJ.: convulsed; M.: con-
vulsion.
coone-staménto, M.: excuse, pretext.
(l-stare [co-, 0. .], TR.: palliate, cloak.
coopera-méntof, M.: codperation. coo-
perà-re [co-, 0. .]; INTR.: codperate,
concur. -tivo, ADI. : codperative. -tére,
M., -triee, F.: codperator. -ziéne, F.:
cooperation.
coordina-ménto, M.: coordination. ||co-
ordina-re [co-, 0..], TR.: codrdinate.
-tére, M.,-triee, F.: adjuster (classifier).
-ziénef, F.: codrdination.
coortare }, TR.: comfort, exhort.
coòrte [L. co-hors, YARD, pen], F.:
(tenth of a Rom. legion); crowd.
coper-chiaref, TR.: cover. -chiéllat,
r.: small cover; fraud. -chiétto, M.:
dim. of -chio. copér-chio, m.: lid
(cover). copèr-si, PRET. of coprire.
copér-ta, F.: cover; excuse (pretext):
— d'una lettera, envelope; alla —, se-
cretly. -taménte, ADV.: secretly. -ti-
na, F.: small cover. |lcopér-to, PART.
of coprire: covered: al —, in safety;
parlar —, speak ambiguously. -téia, F.,
-téio, M.: large lid. -téme, M.: large
convoglio
cohort
cover. -tiira, F.: cover; maskf.
edpia! [L. (ops, riches)], F.: copiousness
(plenty).
còpia2 [coppia], F.: copy, reproduction;
book; imitation. -lèttere, M.: letter-
book; copying-press. |lcopid-re [co-
piaz], TR.: copy; imitate. -tivo, ADI.:
copying. -tére, M.: copier. -tiira, F.:
copying.
copiglio, M.: beehive.
copio-saménte, ADV.: copiously. -si-
ta, F.: copiousness, abundance. |leopié-
so [copiat], ADJ.: copious.
copi-sta [copiare], M.: copyist. -steria,
F.: copyist’s office.
còp-pa [L. cupa, cask], F.: CUP, bowl;
oil vase (of a lamp); back of the head}:
— d’oro, excellent character; servir di
—, be a cup-bearer. -pdia, F.: room
for oil-jars.
coppàle [from Mex.], ADI., M.: copal.
copparòsa }, F.: copperas.
corbellino
cop-pélla [-pa], F.: COPPEL (cupel, cru-
cible): oro di —, pure gold. -pellére,
TR.: cupel, refine. -pétta, F.: cupping
glass. -petténe, M.: large cupping-
glass.
còppia [copula], r.: couple, pair: una —
di pane, kind of fine bread, oblong loaf.
cop-piére [-pa], -piérof, M.: cupbearer,
coppiétta [-pia], F.: small couple; small
oblong loaf.
céppo [coppa], M.: vase (us’ly for oil;
jar); pantile (~shaped tile).
copri-ménto {, M.: covering. ||copri-re
[L. co-operire, cover], IRR.$; TR.: COVER;
conceal, palliate ; REFL.: cover one’s self,
put on one’s hat. -tére, M.: coverer.
-tara, F.: cover; pretext}. =vivan-
de, M.: cover for dishes.
§ = aprire; but poet. also accent. cudpr-
for copr-.
còpu-la [L.], F.: copulation ; conjunction.
-lérej, TR.: couple. -lativo, ADI.:
copulative.
cor- = con (before r.)
cora-eeio, M.: bad heart. ||lcorà-ggio
[core], M.: courage, desire}. -ggiosa-
ménte, ADV.: courageously. -ggidso,
ADJ.: courageous ; M.: courageous man.
coràle1 [coro], ADJ., M.: choral.
corale {2 [core], ADJ. : CORDIAL.
coral-laio, M.: worker in coral. -life-
ro, ADJ.: coralliferous. -lîina, F.: sea-
moss. -lino, ADJ.: coralline. coràl-
lo [Gr. kordllion], m.: coral.
coralménte{, ADV.: cordially.
coràme [L. -rium, leather], M.: dressed
leather.
corampò-polo, -pulo [L. coram, be-
fore, populus, people], ADV.: PUBLICLY.
coramvòbisj, M.: pompous man.
corano [fr. Ar.], M.: Koran.
cora-ta [core], -télla, F.: pluck, liver.
corazeza [L. coriacea (corium, leather)],
CUIRASS, armour; cuirassier. -zéio, M.:
cuirass-maker. -zére, TR.: arm with a
cuirass. -zéta, F., or nave —: ironclad.
-zato, PART.: cuirassed, ironclad -za-
tara, F.: arming with a cuirass. -ziére,
M.: cuirassier; royal guard. -zinaf, F.:
breastplate. -z6me, M.: large cuirass.
còrba [L. -bis], F.: basket ; basketfulf.
cor-bacchînot, dim., -bacchiénet,
aug. of -bo. -béret, INTR.: caw (like a
crow).
corbel-làio, M.: basket-maker or seller.
-lare, TR.: joke, rally. -latéra, F.,
-latére, M.: jester. -latòrio, ADI.:
jesting, ridiculous. -latàra, F.: raillery.
-leria, F.: nonsense; absurdity; trifle,
jest. -létto, dim. of -lo. -lino, M.:
small basket: portare il —, be a brick-
layer; a -lini, in quantities. |leorbéle
corbello
lo [corba], M.: round basket; silly per-
son (fool); testicle: a -lî, ‘basketfuls,’ in
great quantities; 0 -li/ exclamation of
impatience; pshaw! -léna, F.: simple-
ton. -léne, aug. of -lo.
cor-bézzola, F.: arbute berry. ||-béz-
zolo [Ger. kiirbiss, gourd], M.: arbute.
-bezzoléne, M.: large arbute tree.
corbieino}, dim. of corbo. cérbot =
corvo. i
còrbona [fr. Heb.], r.: corban, alms-box.
corcàre | = coricare.
còr=da [L. chorda], F.: cord (thin rope);
torture: a —, in a line; dar — a uno,
make a person talk. -déiof, M.: rope-
maker. -déme, M.: cordage. -deggia-
ref, INTR.: be on a line (with). -déllat,
-dellina, F.: small cord. -delléne,
M.: corded cloth. -dettima, F.: twine
(string).
cordia-co}, ADJ.: cardiac. |lcordia-le
[L. cor, HEART], ADJ.: cordial (affection-
ate); M.: cordial. -lità, F.: cordiality.
-lménte, ADV.: cordially. -léme, ADI.:
very cordial.
cor-dieélla [-da], -dieina, F.: small
cord. -diéra, F.: tailpiece (of a violin,
etc.). -digliéro, M.: cordelier (monk).
-diglio, M.: monk’s girdle. -dino, m.:
string.
cor-dogliarej{, TR.: pity; INTR.: grieve.
ll-déglio [L. -dolium (cor, HEART, dolere,
suffer)], M.: heart-grief (great sorrow) ;
lament. -dogliosaméntet, ADV.: pain-
he -dogliéso, ADJ.: sorrowful (pain-
ful).
cordo-nfre, TR.: cord; quiz. -nata,
F., -mato, M.: inclined plane (for steps).
-natura, F.: quizzing. -neèllo, -nei-
no, M.: small cord; twine. |cordé-ne
[corda], M.: cord; coping of a wall; cor-
don (of troops): 0 -ni/ pshaw! -neria,
F.: nonsense, trifle.
cordo-vaniéref, M.:
cordwainer). -vénot, M.:
dovan leather).
còre, us’ly cuore [L. cor], M.: HEART.
corég-gia [L. corrigia (corium, leather)],
F.: strap, leather-thong ; shoe-tiet ; (vulg.)
breaking of wind, fart. -gidio, M.: strap-
maker. -gidto, M.: flail. -gidlaf, F.:
small leather-strap. -giòlo, M.: kind of
olive-tree; band of a book; PL.: shoe-
strings or straps. -giuòlat, dim. of
“gia. -&iuòdlo 1}, M.: kind of olive-tree;
strap. ©
coreggiuòloi 2 = crogiolo.
eoréo [choreîos (chorés, dance)], ADI.:
trochaic; M.: choree (Gr. meter= tro-
chee). -grafia, F.: composing dances.
-gràfico, ADJ.: dance. coreò-grafo,
M.: dance composer.
shoemaker (Eng.}
cordwain (cor-
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choir-room; church-
cornice
corétto1 [coro], M.:
annex.
coréttoj2 [-rio], M.: breastplate.
céri [cuore], F.: hearts (suit at cards).
corideeo [corio], ADJ.: coriaceous (of
leather).
co-riàmbico, ADJ.: choriambic. ||-riam-
bo [L. chor-iambo (cf. coreo, iambo)], M.:
choriambus (-~~—).
coriandolo, coriandro [L. -drum], M.:
coriander (plant or seed).
cori-bante [Gr. koribas], M.: Corybant
(priest of Cybele). -bfntico, ADI.: Co-
rybantic.
coricare [L. col-locare], INTR.: lay down
(COUCH); REFL.: go to bed; set (of the
sun); spread.
cori-eiattolo [core], M.: bad heart. -ef-
no, M.: little heart.
corifèo [L. corypheus (Gr. -phé, head)],
M.: corypheus (dramatic chorus leader);
(disp.) chief.
corilétoj, M.: hazelnut grove.
lo}, M.: hazelnut bush.
co-rimbifero, ADJ.: corymbiferous.
||-rimbo [L. -rymbus], M.: corymb.
corin-tio [L. -thus, Corinth], -zio, ADJ.:
Corinthian ; M.: (arch.) Corinthian order.
còrioj [L. -rium], M. : hide, leather.
corista [coro], M.: chorister (chorus
singer); tuning-fork.
corizza}, F.: cold, rheum.
corlàia;, F.: parts about the heart; pluck.
còrna = corniola.
cornàc-chia[L.cornicula (cornix,crow)],
F.: crow; chatterer. -chiaméntof, M.:
foolish chatter. -chifret, INTR.: croak,
chatter. -chinof, dim. of -chia. -chié-
ne, aug. of -chia. -chitieeia, disp.
dim. of -chia.
cornaggine [corno], F.: obstinacy.
cornaméntof, M.: buzzing in the ears.
cornamt-sa [L. cornu, HORN, musa,
muse], F.: bagpipe. -sé&ret, TR.: play
upon the bagpipe.
cor-narej{ [-no], TR.: sound the horn.
-nata, F.: blow with a horn; bugle-note.
-natéret, M.: who sounds the horn. -na-
tura, F.: shape or quality of animal’s
horns: esser di tale —, be of such a dispo-
sition; esser di — gentile, have a delicate
constitution. cér-nea, F.: cornea. còr-
neo, ADJ.: corneous (hard). -nétta, F.:
cornet (mus. instrument; cavalry-flag borne
by the bugler}; flag-bearer, young officer ;
troop of cavalry). -nettino, F.: little
horn. -nétto, pl. -netti or -netta (horns of
animals), M.: small horn; postilion’s horn;
ear-trumpet; cupping-glass; (mus.) cor-
net}. ecòr-niai,F.: cornelian cherry.
cornice [l. L. -ronix (ak. -rona, crown)],
F.: frame; cornice.
ae
cori-
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cornieèlloj, dim. of corno.
corni-eétta, F.: small cornice or frame.
||-eiAme [-ce], M.: cornice-work. -eia-
ménto, M.: cornice-work. -eiare, more
commonly scorniciare. -eifto, M.: cor-
niced building, door, etc. -eiatura, F.:
cornice-work ; framework. -eina, F.:
small cornice or frame.
cornieino [corno], M.: small horn.
cornieiéne [-nice], M.: (arch.) entabla-
ture.
cor-nino, pl. -nini or -nina; dim. of -no.
cér-niot = -niolo. cér-niolal, F.: cor-
nelian cherry. -midla2, F.: cornelian
(variety of chalcedony). cér-niolo, M.:
cornus or dogwood tree; cornelian cherry;
ADJ.: cornus-, dogwood-. -mi=pede, ADJ.:
horn-foot, hoofed; M.: (poet.) horse.
lleér-no, pl. (f.) -na or -ni (instrument),
[L. -nu, HORN], M.: HORN; arm of a river
or street; wing of an army; end; tip (of
a flame); PL. (-na): infidelity (in marriage);
impertinences : fiaccar le -na a, lower the
pride of; humble; far le -na a, make a
cuckold; portar le -na, be a cuckold; non
valere un —, be of no value.
cor -nucòpia [L. cornu, HORN, copia,
plenty], F.: cornucopia (horn of plenty).
-muito, ADJ.: cornute; horned; M.: cuck-
old.
còro [L. chorus, choral dance], M.: CHOIR
(chorus).
coro-grafia [Gr. chéros, place, gréphein,
write], F.: chorography. -gràfico, ADJ.:
chorographical. corò-grafo, M.: chorog-
cornicello
rapher.
corò-lla, F.: corolla. -llàrio, M.: cor-
ollary. |leoréena [L.], F.: CROWN;
royal dignity; garland; tonsure ; chaplet,
beads. -mdio, M.: chaplet-maker or
seller. -mdle, ADJ.: (anat.) coronal.
-naménto, M.: crowning. -nare, TR.:
crown. -naziéne, F.: coronation. -nei-
na, dim. of -na. -neiéna, -neiéne,
(jest.) aug. of -na. -nèlla, F.: small
tumor.
cor-paceiata, F.: stomachful.
eio, M.: clumsy body. -paceitito,
ADJ.: corpulent; capacious. -pettino,
dim. of -petto. -pétto, M.: under-waist-
coat. -pieciòlo, M.: little body. -pi-
ۏllo, M.: small body. -pieiattolo, M.:
weak body. -pieimo, dim. and car. of
-po. |ledrepo [L. -pus], M.: body; sub-
stance; stomach; society (order); corps
of soldiers; hulk of a ship. -péne, m.:
large body. -pordale, ADJ.: corporal,
corporeal; M.: corporal (altar linen).
-poralità;, F.: corporality (materiality).
-poralménte, ADV.: corporally, bodily.
-poratura, F.: constitution, size. -po-
raziòne, F.: corporation. -poreitat,
-pie-
corriers
F.: corporeity. -péreo, ADJ.: corporeal,
bodily. -ptreeio, disp. of -po. -pulén-
to, ADJ.: corpulent. -pulénza, F.;
corpulence. -puscolare, ADJ.: corpus-
cular. -piscolo, M.: corpuscle (atom).
-pusdòmini [L., ‘Lord’s body’], M.: eu-
charist; Corpus Christi day. -pitoj,
ADJ.: corpulent. -pizzoj, M.: ugly
body.
còrre = cogliere.
corre-daménto, M.: furniture, equip-
ment. -dare, TR.: furnish, equip. |leor-
rè-do [?], M.: equipment (outfit, neces-
saries); complete assortment; feast}.
corrég-gere [cor-, 7. .], IRR.; TR.: COR-
RECT, chastise; improve; REFL.: correct
one’s self. -gévolet, ADJ.: corrigible.
-gibile, ADJ.: corrigible. -giméntot,
M.: correction ; direction (guidance). -gi-
tére, M.: corrector. -gituraf, F.: cor-
rection. i
corregnàret, INTR.: reign together.
correla-tivo [relativo], ADJ.: correla-
tive. -ziéne, F.: correlation.
correligionario [con, religione], M.: co-
religionist.
corrèn-te [correre], PART., ADJ.: cur-
rent; general; ready, quick; F.: current,
stream; M.: (arch.) scantling, crosspiece;
ADV.: freely, fluently. -teménte, ADV.:
currently; fluently. -tézza, F.: cur-
rency. -tia},F.: current. corrén-ziaf,
F.: rush of water.
còr-reo or cor-réo, M.: accomplice.
cér-rereI! [L. currere], IRR.§; INTR.:
run, flow; TR.: run, pass through: -re
voce (fama), they say; — per le poste,
travel by post. -rére2 = corriere. -re-
ria}, more commonly scorreria.
§ Pret. cér-si, -se ; -sero. Part. corso.
correspet-tivita, F.: mutual relation,
equivalence. ||-tivo [respettivo], ADJ.:
correspondent, equivalent; M.: equiva-
lent.
corréssi, PRET. of correggere.
corret-taménte, ADV.: correctly. -téz-
za, F.: correctness. -tivo, M., ADI.:
corrective. leorrèt=to [correggere],
PART.: corrected; ADJ.: correct. -tére,
M.. corrector; rector. -toria}, F.: of-
fice of corrector or rector. -triee, F.:
she who corrects. -tarat}, F.: correc-
tion. corre-ziondle, ADJ.: of correc-
tion. -zioneélla, -zioneina, F.: slight
correction. -ziéne, F.: correction; cen-
sure: — di lingua, correctness of lan-
guage.
corribo} = corrivo.
cor-ridéio [-rere], -ridére, M.: corri-
dor; swift horse, courser; scout; ADJ.‘
running, swift. -riéra, F., -rière,
-riéroj, M.: courier, messenger.
corrigibile
corrigibile}, ADI. : corrigible.
corriménto}, M.: running (course).
corri-spondénte, PART. : corresponding.
-spondenteménte, ADV.: correspond-
ingly. -spondènza, F.: correspondence ;
affinity: a —, opposite to, over against.
|-sp6ndere [rispondere], IRR.; INTR.:
correspond, agree with; suit; answer for,
go security. -spési, PRET., -spésto,
PART. of -dere.
corrit..= corrid.., M.: runner. cor-
rivaménte, ADV.: readily. |=rivo,
ADJ.: ready; (prone); ready of belief
(credulous); ready to admit (yielding);
free; M.f: dupe.
corrobo-rare [L. (robur, strength)], TR. :
corroborate (strengthen, confirm). -ra-
ménto, M.: corroboration. -rativo,
ADJ., M.: corroborative. -raziénef, F.:
confirmation.
cor=rédere, IRR.; TR.: corrode (wear
away). -rodiménto, M.: corrosion.
corròm-pere [cor-, 7..], IRR.; TR.: COR-
RUPT (spoil); infect; bribe; REFL.: be-
come corrupt, putrify. -pévolet, ADI.:
corruptible. -piménto, M.: corruption.
-pitére, M., -pitriee, F.: corrupter.
corré-si, PRET. of -dere. -sidéne, F.:
corrosion. -sîvo, ADJ., M.: corrosive.
lleorré-so, PART. of -dere.
cor-rottaménte, ADV.: corruptly. -rot-
tibile} = corruttibile. ||-rétto [cor-
rompere], PART.: corrupted (corrupt);
mourningy.
corrue-eiare, INTR., REFL.: be (become)
angry. -eiataménte, ADV.: angrily.
-eidto, PART., ADJ.: angry. |leorrie=-
eio [ak. to corrotto], M.: anger (wrath).
-eiosaménte}, ADV. : angrily. -eiésoj,
ADJ.: choleric, irritable.
corrugàre [ruga], TR., REFL.: corrugate
(wrinkle, frown).
corrfippi, PRET. of corrompere.
corru-scére, INTR.: coruscate (flash).
-scaziéne, F.: coruscation (glitter).
lleorri=sco [L. coruscus, shaking], ADI.:
coruscant (flashing).
corrut-tòla [corrotto], F.:
-tévolej, -tibile, ADI.: corruptible.
-tibilità, F.: corruptibility. -tivof,
ADJ.: corruptive. -tére, M., -triee, F.:
corrupter. corruziéne, F.: corruption ;
putrefaction.
eér-sa [-so], F.: running; course, race:
a (di) —, very swiftly. -sdlet = -saro.
corsalétto [Fr. -selet (L. corpus, body)],
M.: corselet.
cor-sarésco, ADJ.: pertaining to a cor-
sair. |l-sdro [-s0], M.: corsair (pirate).
-seggiàret, INTR.: be a corsair. -seg-
giatére}, M.: corsair. -serélla, F.:
short run or course.
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corsé-sca}, F.: javelin (spear). -scataf,
F.: spear-thrust.
cor-settina, F.: short course. cér-si,
PRET. of -rere. -sia, F.: current of a
stream; way, passage; gangway. -siére,
-siéro, M.: (poet.) courser, steed. -si-
na, dim. of -sa. -sio, ADJ.: running,
flowing (said of water). -sivaméntef,
ADV.: cursorily. -sivo, ADJ.: running,
cursive: carattere —, running hand; ital-
ics. |je6resol [-rere], PART.: run, etc. ;
passed (last); M.: running; COURSE (prog-
ress; career; period); currency; race-
course (‘corso’; public drive-way); car-
riage-ride; cruise: aver —, have a run;
be in vogue (be fashionable); fare un —
di studi, pursue a course of studies; an-
dare in —, be a pirate.
còrso2 [Corsica], ADJ.: Corsican.
corséioj, ADJ. : running, sliding.
cortaldof, M.: bob-tailed horse.
cortaméntej, ADV.: briefly.
eérte [co-hors, YARD, pen], F.: court-
yard; court; court-room: tener —, en-
tertain, banquet.
cortée-eia [L. cortex], F.: bark (out-
side); crust: guardare alla — delle cose,
look at things superficially. -eima, F.:
thin bark or crust. -eiéma, F.: thick
| bark. -eiéso, ADJ.: having a thick bark.
-ciuòla { = -cina.
cor-teggiaménto, M.: paying court.
||-teggiare [-te], TR.: court. -teggia-
tore, M.: courtier; flatterer. -téggio,
M.: cortege (retinue). -tegianéscof,
ADJ.: of a courtier. -tegianiat —-ti-
gianeria. -téo, M.: retinue; bridal or
baptismal train. -tése, ADJ.: courteous.
-teseggiaméntot, M.: liberality. -te-
seggiare{, INTR.: be courteous or lib-
cortinare
eral. -teseménte, ADV.: courteously.
-tesia, F.: courtesy (politeness; affa-
bility); gratuity (drink-money). -tesiò-
la, F.: slight courtesy.
cortézza [corto], F.: shortness.
còrtieet, M.: bark, crust.
corti-eèlla [corte], -eina, F.: small
court (of a house). -giamaf, F.: court
lady; courtesan. -gianaménte, ADV.:
courteously ; in a courtly manner. -gia-
nata, F.: act of a courtier. -gianéllo,
M.: young courtier. -gianeria, F.: man-
ner of a courtier (Eng. courtiery); adula-
tion, finesse (flattery). -giamésco, ADI.:
courtier-like; fawning. -giamo, M.: court-
ier; flatterer; ADJ.: of the court. corti-le,
M.: large inner court (court-yard). -létto,
m.: small court. -léne, aug. of -le.
corti-na [?], F.: curtain; bed-curtain;
(mil.) curtain (part of wall between two
bastions). -maggio, M.: bed-curtain.
-nare{, TR.: furnish with curtains.
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corto [L. curtus], ADI.: short (CURT);
ADV.: shortly: di —, shortly; venire alle
corte, come to a conclusion; alle corte, in
short.
corteecio! [coro], M.: poor choir.
corieeio 2 [core], M.: bad heart.
coruse. . = corruse. .
corvatta = cravatia.
cor-vétta I [L. corbita (-bis, basket)], F.:
corvette (small war vessel).
corvét-ta 2 [L. curvus, curved], F.: cur-
vet (leap). -tare, INTR.: curvet (leap).
-tatére, M.: curveting horse.
cor-vino, ADJ.: raven (jet black). |lcòr=
vo [L. -vus], M.: raven: aspettare il —,
wait for what never comes.
cò-sa [L. causa, cause], F.: thing; mat-
ter; affair, business; use, service: -se da
nulla, trifles. -s&eecia, F., -sfeeio,
M.: bad thing.
cosfeco [fr. Russ.], M.: Cossack; bar-
barous soldier.
cosarélla = coserella.
coscéndere} = condiscendere.
coscen - ziosaménte, ADV.: conscien-
tiously. |Il=ziéso [coscienza], ADI.: con-
scientious. i
co-scétta, dim. of -scia. -scétto, M.:
haunch (of meat). |lcò=scia, pl. -sce
[L. coxa, hip], F.: thigh, haunch: — del
ponte, abutment of a bridge. -scidle,
M.: CUISH (armour for the thigh); axle-
tree of a coach}.
co-sciénza [L. con-scientia (scire, know)],
F.: conscience: in —, in truth, truly.
-scienziéso, ADJ.: conscientious.
coscina, dim. of coscia.
coscino } = cuscino.
còscio [coscia], M.: leg, haunch of meat.
co-scritto, PART. of -scrivere; M.: con-
script. |l=serivere, IRR.; TR.: con-
script, enroll. -seriziéne, F.: con-
scription.
cose=llina [cosa], -llaceia, F.: little
bit of a thing, trifle.
co=séno, M.: (geom.) cosine.
cose-rélla, -rellina, -relliecia,
car. dim. of cosa. cosé=tta, dim. of
cosa. -ttfeeia, F.: ugly little thing.
eosì [L. eccw-sic, ‘lo-thus’], ADV.: thus,
in this way: — come, as, so; — fatto,
such; — —, so so, moderately; — e—,
so and so. =cehé, CONJ.: so that.
co-sieeiunòla [-sa], F.: small, little thing.
-sina, car. dim. of -sa. -sino, dim. of
coso.
cosmético, ADJ., M.: cosmetic.
cos - micaménte, ADV.: cosmically.
leds - mico [Gr. kosmikés (cf. -mo)],
ADJ.: cosmic.
còsmo [Gr. késmos, order, world], M. : cos-
mos, universe. -gonia [Gr. gonos, birth],
costipare
F.: cosmogony. -Bònico, ADJ.: cosmo-
gonic. -grafia, F.: cosmography. -gra-
fico, ADJ.: cosmographical. cosmò-
grafo, M.: cosmographer. -logia, F.:
cosmology. -légico, ADJ.: cosmologic-
al. -polita [Gr. -polites (citizen)], M.:
cosmopolite. -politice, ADJ.: cosmo-
politan. -politismo, M.: cosmopolitan-
ism.
còso [disp. of cosa], M.: (indef.) thing
(matter); simpleton (blockhead); money,
measure: un — d’ otto metri, a matter of
eight metres.
coséffiola }, F.: great confusion.
co=spàrgere, IRR.; TR.. sprinkle, scat-
ter. -sparsi, PRET., -spàrso, PART. of
-spargere. -sper. .{ = -spar..
co-spettaeeio, INTERJ.: zounds! con-
found it! M.: swagger}. -spétto, M.:
presence ; aspect (sight); INTERJ.: zounds!
-spetténe, INTERJ.: plague on it! -spi-
cuità, F.: conspicuousness, distinction.
ll-spicuo [L. -spicuus (root spec, see)],
ADJ.: conspicuous, distinguished.
cospi-rare [co-, s. .], INTR.: conspire;
combine. -ratére, M., -ratriee, F.:
conspirator. -razioneélla, F.: little
plot. -raziéne, F.: conspiracy.
còssi, PRET. of cocere.
còsso [L. cossus, wood-worm], M.: pimple,
wart.
còsta [L. (rib, side)], F.: declivity, hillock ;
COAST: — —, along the coast.
co-stà [L. eccu-istac, ‘lo-there’], ADV.:
there, in that place: — fuori, there, out-
side. -staggiù, ADV.: there below.
co-stànte, ADJ.: constant. -stante-
ménte, ADV.: constantly. -stamza, F.:
constancy, firmness. |l-stare [L. con-
stare, stand at], INTR.: COST; be evident f.
costassù [costà, su], ADV.: there above.
co-stato [-sta], M.: chest, ribs; sidet.
-steggiére, INTR.: coast along; TR.:
follow, wind along. -steggiatére, M.:
coaster. SE
costéi [L. eccu-iste-hec, ‘lo-this-here’],
PRON. F.: that one, that, she.
costella-re [stella], TR.: (poet.) sprinkle
with stars. -ziéne, F.: constellation.
coste-réeeio [costa], M.: pickled pork-
ribs. -rèlla, F.: pretty little slope.
coster=enfrej [L. con-sternere (ak. to
STREW)], TR.: throw down; REFL.: be in
consternation, be confused. -nfto, ADJ.:
astonished, confounded. -naziéne, F.:
consternation.
costì [L. eccu-istic, ‘lo-there’], aDv.: in
that place, there: — poi, in that case.
co-stiéra [-sta], F.: shore, sea-coast ; hill-
ock. -stièrot, ADJ.: sidelong, slanting.
costi-paménto, M.: constipation. ||-pa-
re [L. con-stipare (crowd)], TR. : consti-
costipazione
pate. -paziéne, F.: severe cold (rheum);
constipation.
costi-tuémte, ADJ.: constituent; M.:
constituent assembly. |l-tuire [L. con-
stituere], TR.: constitute; organize (es-
tablish) ; REFL.: surrender (submit). -tu-
tivo, ADJ.: constitutive. -tito, M.:
hearing, examination (in court). -tuté-
re}, M.: constituter. -tuzionale, ADJ.:
constitutional. -tuziéne, F.: constitu-
tion; law.
costo [costare], M.: cost (expense): a
nessun —, at no price, in no way.
còsto=la [L. costula (costa, rib)], F.: rib;
main filament in leaves; back of a knife.
-latara, F.: the ribs. -létta, F.: small
rib; CUTLET, chop. -lièrej, M.: broad-
sword. -lima, F.: small rib. -léne,
M.: large rib; coarse man. -lito, ADJ.:
{bot.) costal-nerved.
gstéro [-tui], PRON. PL. : those, these.
pstéso [-t0], ADI. : costly, expensive.
so-strettivo}, ADJ.: coercive; constrin-
gent. -strétto, PART., ADJ.: constrained,
obliged. -strigneref, |l=stringere,
IRR.; TR.: constrict} ; CONSTRAIN (oblige,
compel); bind}. -stringiménto, M.:
constraint, force. -strimsi, PRET. of
stringere. -strittivo, ADJ.: constrictive
(binding). -striziénef, F.: constriction.
co-struîre [L. con-struere (pile)], IRR.$;
TR.: construct, erect; construe. -strut-
to, PART.: constructed; M.: (gram.) con-
struction; advantage, consequence. -strut-
tére, M., -struttriee, F.: constructer.
-struttira |, -struziéne, F.: struc-
ture; construction.
$ Reg. or Pret. costrus-sz, -se ; -sero. Part.
costrutto.
estui [L. eccu-iste-hic, ‘lo-this-here’],
PRON.: this fellow (in disp. sense).
eosti-maj, F.: custom. -mfeeio, M.:
bad custom. -manaa, F.: custom (us’ly
ancient) ; good breeding; way}. -mare,
INTR.: be customary (be wont); TR. +: ed-
ucate; accustom ; practice. -matamén-
te, ADV.: politely. -matézza, F.: good
breeding. -mato, PART.: educated, po-
lite; habituated}. -mazionet, F.: teach-
ing. |leosta-me [L. con-suetudo (suus,
one’s own)], M.: custom (usage); way;
morals, habit ; costume.
costara [cucitura], F.: seam.
co-stieeia [-sa], -sazzat, F.: trifle (non-
sense).
cotdé-le [L. eccu-tale, ‘lo-such’], PRON. :
such a one; ADJ.: such; ADV.}: so, thus.
-Imàantei, ADV.: in such a way (thus).
cotanto [L. eccu-tantus, ‘lo-as-much’],
ADV.: so much; so longf ; ADI.} : as much,
as many: due cotanti, twice as many.
còte [L. cos], F.: whetstone; stimulus.
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co-teghino, M.: kind of pork sausage.
||-témna [L. cutis, skin], r.: rind of ba-
con; (jest.) skin of the head: metter su
—, fatten. -tennéso, ADJ.: swardlike.
co-tésto [-desto], PRON.: that (one). -te-
stili}, PRON.: this fellow.
coti-chino [L. cutis, skin], M.: kind of
pork sausage. -céne, M.: hard-skinned
person; rude fellow.
cotidian. . = quotidian. .
cotilédone [Gr. kotuledén (kotulé, hollow
cup)], M.: (bot.) cotyledon.
còtot, M.: thought.
coté-gna, F.: quince (sort of apple). -gma-
to, M.: quince preserve or marmalade.
-gnino, ADJ.: smelling and tasting like
quince. |leoté-gno [L. cydonius, quince-
tree], M.: QUINCE-tree.
coté-ne [fr. Ar.], M.: cotton: — fulmi-
nante, gun cotton. -nerie, F. PL.: cotton
goods. -nina,F.: calico, canvas. -néso,
ADJ.: cottony, downy.
cotorniee}, F.: quail, partridge.
còttai [?], F.: tunic (tabard) ; surplice.
còt = ta2 [cotto], F.: cooking; baking;
quantity cooked; drunkenness; infatua-
tion: di tre —, most complete, arrant;
pigliare una —, get drunk. -tieeio,
ADJ.: half-cooked or baked; half-tipsy ;
somewhat in love.
còttimo [L. quotumus, of what number],
M.: work by contract; contract: lavora-
re a —, work by contract.
còt-to [cocere], PART.: cooked ; M.: cooked
food. -téia, F.: cooking; preparation ;
disposition. -téio, ADJ.: easily cooked;
easily falling in love. -tfiira, F.: cook-
ing.
co-turnato, ADJ.: wearing the buskin,
buskined. ||-tairno [Gr. kéthornos], M.:
cothurn (buskin): calzare il —, write
tragedies.
eé-va, F.: brooding (hatching) ; hatching-
place; dent. -vaeeino, M.: thin hard
cake (baked in ashes). -vaeeiof, -vae-
eiolo [-v0], M.: cave, den; (jest.) bed.
ll-vare [L. cubare, lie down], TR.: brood
(hatch; plot); INTR.: sit brooding; linger
idly; smoulder; stagnate (of water). -wa-
ta, F.: COVEY (brood). -vatira, -va-
zidneft, F.: brooding (hatching).
cover-chiàre = coperchiare. |leovér-
ta [coperta], F.: deck; covery, lid. -ti-
covolo
na}, F.: saddle-cloth.
covi-dfrej, TR.: covet. -désof, ADI.:
covetous.
covigliàret, INTR.; REFL.: shelter one’s
self.
coviglio}, M.: beehive.
co-vile, M.: lair (den); (jest.) room; bed.
leé=vo [-vare], e6-volof, M.: lair, haunt ;
(jest.) bed.
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covon-eéllo, -eino, M.:
lleovéne [?], M.: sheaf.
covr. . = copr..
coziénef}, F.: cooking.
coz-zare [?], TR.: butt (strike with the
horns); INTR.: dispute (contend): — col
muro, struggle in vain. -zdta, F.: but-
ting (blow with the horns). còz-zo, M.:
butting (shock): dar di —, run against.
cozzéne [L. coctio, cooking], M.: matri-
monial agent; agent.
era cra [echoic], F.:
cràij = cra era.
erà-nio [L. -nium], M.: cranium (skull).
-niologia, F.: craniology.
erap-ola}, crap-ula [L.], r.: gluttony ;
debauch (cf. Eng. crapula, surfeit). -ulé-
re, INTR.: indulge in debauch. -uléne,
M.: glutton, debauchee. -ulosita} = -la.
erasi [Gr. krésis, mixture], F.: crasis
(contraction of vowels; med.: mixture).
cras-sézzat, F.: fatness. -siziet, F.:
(thickness). |l-so [L. -sus], ADJ.: crass
(thick, gross, coarse).
cra-tèraj, F.: cup;
[L. -ter], M.: crater.
eravat-ta [Fr. -e (Cravate, Croat)], F.:
cravat. -tAio, M.: maker or seller of
cravats.
erazia [Ger. kreuzer (kreuz, cross)], F.:
small Tuscan coin.
creé-nza, F.: education, good breeding.
-nzàto, ADJ.: (jest.) well-bred. |lerea-
re [L.], TR.: create (produce). -tivo,
ADJ.: creative. cred-to, PART., ADJ.:
created; M.}: creature (servant): 4 —,
the world. -tére, M.: creator. -triee,
F.: creatress. -tira, F.: creature; de-
pendent. -turima, F.: dear little crea-
ture. -ziéne, F.: creation; appointment;
world.
crébbi, PRET. of crescere.
erébrofj, ADJ.: close (frequent).
cre-dénte, PART., ADJ.: believing. -dèn-
za, F.: credence, faith; confidence;
credit; pantry; cupboard: lettere di —,
letters of credit; a —, on credit. -den-
zétta, F.: small cupboard or pantry.
-denzidle, ADJ., M.: credential. -den-
ziérat = -denza. -denziére, M.:
butler; confidant}. -denzina, F.: small
cupboard. -denzéne, M.: credulous
man. jleré-dere [L.], TR.: believe; im-
agine (suppose). -dévolej, ADJ.: cred-
ible; credulous. -dibile, ADJ.: credible;
credulous}. -dibilita, F.: credibility.
-dibilménte, ADV.: credibly. eré-di-
to, M.: credit; reputation. -ditére, M.,
-ditriee, F.: creditor. erè-do, M.:
creed: în un —,in an instant. -dulità,
F.: credulity. erè-dulo, ADJ.: credu-
lous.
covoncello
small sheaf.
caw-caw of ravens.
crater. |l=-tére
aes
cretoso
eré-ma, F.: cream (dish made of eggs,
milk, sugar, etc.). ||-emare [L., burn], TR.
cremate. -matéio, M.: crematory. -ma-
tòrio, ADJ.. crematory. -mazidne,F::
cremation.
cremis.. = chermis..
creméret, M.: cream, essence.
erèo-la, F., -lo, M. [?]: creole.
creosòto [Gr. kréas, flesh, sédzein, pre-
serve], M.: creosote.
crè-pa, F.: cleft; large opening (in walls).
-paeeia, F.. large crack. -paeeiatot,
ADJ.: full of gaps or cracks. -pàeeio,
M.: large cleft or gap; crepance. -pae-
eidlo, M.: gap. -paz=c(u)òre, M:
heartbreak. {l-pare [L.], INTR.: crack
(split). -pattra, F.: crack.
crèpida [L.], F.: kind of sandal.
crepi-tàre [L.],INTR.: crepitate (crackle),
crépi-to, M.: crepitation.
crepolàre, us’ly screpolare.
creporef, M.: hatred, scorn.
crepùndej, M. or F. PL.: toys.
cre-puscolàre, ADJ.: crepuscular. ||=pù-
scolo [L. -pusculum], M.: twilight (Eng.}
crepuscle).
cre-scèndo, M.: (mus.) crescendo.
-scénte, PART., ADJ.: growing, crescent;
F.f: crescent moon. -scènza, F.: in-
crease, growth. |leré-scere [L.], IRR.$;
INTR.: grow, INCREASE; TR.: augment.
-sciménto, M.: increase, augmentation.
§ Pret. cré8-bî, -be ; -bero. Part. crescitto.
cresciéne [?], M.: cress.
cre-scitére, M., -scitriee, F.: increaser.
-sciata, F.: growth. |l-sciato [ere-
scere], PART. of -scere.
erés(i)-ma [cf. crisma], F.: CHRISMATION
(sacrament of confirmation of faith by
applying the chrism or holy oil). -man-
do, M.: person about to be confirmed (cf.
-ma). -mére, TR.: confirm (cf. -ma);
REFL. : be confirmed.
erésot, PART. of credere.
eré-spa, F.: wrinkle, crease. -spàret,
TR.: crisp (curl); INTR.: curl. -spèlloi,
M.: small wrinkle; fritter. -spézzat,F.:
wrinkling. |leré-spo [L. crispus], ADI.:
crisp (curled). -spiito, ADI.: curled;
wrinkled.
oré-sta [L. crista], F.: crest (tuft; sum-
mit); ( jest.) woman’s head-dress. -stdia,
F.: milliner. -staina, dim. of -staia.
erestomazia [Gr. chrestés, useful, mé-
thein, learn], F.: chrestomathy.
ere-stésoj,-stito}, ADI.: crested, tufted.
eré-ta, pop. eré-ta [L. (Creta, Crete)], F.:
chalk, clay. -taeeo, ADJ.: cretaceous;
clayey. eré-tico, ADJ.: cretic (—~—).
-tina, F., «tino [from the colour of the
skin], M.: cretin (idiot). -téso, ADI:
chalky.
cretto
erétto [crepito], M.: crack (chink).
eri [echoic], M.: crick, crack (sound): eri-
ert, cricket’s chirp.
eridre} = creare.
eri-bràre, TR.: sift; cleanse.
nej, F.: sifting.
sieve.
eric [echoic], M.: crick, crack. -ea, F.:
company of plotters, conspirators; flush
of cardst; kind of game. -che = cric.
-chiare, us'ly scricchiare. cric-chio,
M.: crack; capricet.
cri-met, M.: crime. -men=lése [L.
-men lese sc. majestatis, ‘crime of of-
fended majesty’], M.: LEZE-majesty (high
treason). -minàle, ADJ.: criminal. -mi-
nalista, M.: criminalist. -minalita,
F.: criminality. -minalménte, ADV.:
criminally. -minàérej, TR.: criminate,
accuse. -minazidénef, F.: crimination
(accusation). cri-mine, M.: crime.
-minosita, F.: criminality. -minéso,
ADJ.: criminal.
cri-nfle, M.: comb; hair ornament.
lleme [L. -nis], M.: hair; mane: dl —
dun monte, summit of a mountain; è -ni
del cavallo, horse’s mane and tail. -niè-
ra, F.: horse’s mane. -nito, ADJ.: (poet.)
crinated (hairy). -mo, M.: horse-hair (for
stuffing).
criòcca;, F.: crowd; clique.
cripta = critta.
erisflide [Gr. chrusallis (chrusés, gold)],
F.: chrysalis.
crisantòmo [Gr. chrusés, gold, dnthemon,
flower], M.: chrysanthemum.
cri-se, -si [Gr.-sîs], F.: crisis.
crisma [Gr. chrisma, unction], M. : chrism
(consecrated oil used in some sacraments).
crisòlito [Gr. chrusés, gold, lithos, stone],
M.: chrysolite; (fig.) good wine.
oristal-làio, M.: maker or seller of glass-
ware. -ldme, M.: glassware. -lino,
ADJ.: crystalline; M.: crystalline. -liz-
zàre, TR.: crystallize; REFL.: become
crystallized. -lizzazione, F.: crystalli-
zation. |lerist4l-lo [L. -lum (Gr. krios,
-brazié-
-bro [L. -brum], M.:
. frost)], M.: crystal. -lografia, F.:
crystallography. -légrafo, M.: crystal-
lographer.
eristatof, ADJ.: crested.
cristèoj, M.: clyster.
cri-stiandeeio, disp. of -stiano. -stia-
naménte, ADV.: as a Christian. -stia-
neggiàre, INTR.: approach Christianity.
-stiaméllo, disp. of -stiano. -stiané-
simo, M.: Christianity. -stiamissimo,
ADJ.: most Christian ; title of French kings.
-stianita, F.: Christendom ; Christianity.
-stifno, M.: Christian; civilized man;
ADJ.: Christian : (jest.) ogni fedel —, every
‘ man, everybody. [Cristo [Gr. christés
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(chriein, anoint)], M.: Christ; image of
Christ (crucifix).
cri-tèrio [Gr. kri-térion (-nein, sepa-
rate)], M.: criterion (discernment, judg-
ment). cri-tica, F.: criticism; critique,
censure. -ticdbile, ADJ.: criticisable.
-tioaménte, ADV.: critically. -ticàre,
TR.: criticise; censure. -ticatére, M.:
critic. -tichétto, disp. of -tico. -ti-
eismo, M.: criticism. eri-tico, ADJ.:
critical; M.: critic. -ticéme, aug. of
-tico.
erit-ta [Gr. krip-te (-tein, hide)], F.:
GROTTO; subterraneous place; CRYPT.
-tégama [Gr. gdémos, marriage], ADJ.:
cryptogamian ; F.: cryptogamia.
cri-vellare, TR.: cribble; sift. ||-véllo
[L. -brum], M.: sieve, bolter; CRIBBLE.
croc-cante, ADI. : crackling, brittle (said
of food); M.: kind of almond cake. ||=cé-
ret = -chiare.
ceròcchia [?], F.: tresses.
croc-chifre [root cro-, ak. to ‘crow’],
INTR.: rattle; cluck; chatter}. créc-
chio, M.: circle (of conversing people);
clique ; conversation: metterst a —, con-
verse. -chidénef, M.: chatterer.
ceròeeiat, F.: oyster.
eroeciaref, INTR.: cluck.
eréccof, M.: iron hook.
eré-ée [L. crux], F.: CROSS; trouble,
sorrow. -eellina, car. dim of -ce.
eròeeo [L. -ceus (-cus, saffron)], ADJ.:
(poet.) saffron-coloured.
ero-ceria}, F.: multitude of crusaders.
ll-ee-signato = crucesignato. -eétta,
F.: crosslet. -eiaméntof, M.: afflic-
tion. -eiare, TR.}: join a crusade; mark
with a cross; REFL.: assume the cross.
-eiàta, F.: crusade: — di strade, cross-
road. -eiato, M.: crusader; torment};
ADJ.{ : marked with the cross. -eicchio,
M.: cross-road.
croeidgre [L. crocitare (crocire)], INTR. :
caw, croak.
croeiéra [croce], F.:
tion); constellation.
croei- [L. cruz, cross]. ||=figgere, IRR.;
TR.: crucify; torment; REFL.: mortify
one’s self. -fiss4io, M.: maker or seller
of crucifixes. -fissi, PRET. of -figgere.
-fissine, F. PL.: religious association.
crogioletto
crossing (intersec-
-fissino, M.: small crucifix. -fissiéne,
F.: crucifixion. -fisso, PART.: crucified ;
M.: crucifix. -fissére, M.: crucifier.
croeiéne [-ce], M.: great cross.
ecroeiudlot = crogiolo.
eròco [L. crocus], M.: (poet.) crocus, saf-
fron.
ero-gidre} [?], TR.: roast. -giolare,
TR.: roast; REFL.: give one’s self up to,
pamper one’s self. -giolétto, M.: small
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crucible. -giòdlor, M.: crucible.
olo 2, M.: roasting ; slow cooking.
eròdiot, ADI. : hard (unyielding); clownish.
crol=lare [co-rotulare (L. rota, wheel)],
INTR.: shake, fall; REFL.: fall headlong.
eròl-lo, M.: shaking, jog: dar l’ultimo —,
die; go to ruin.
erò-ma [Gr. chréma, colour], F.: (mus.)
quaver. -maticaménte, ADV.: chro-
matically. -mftico, ADJ.: chromatic.
-molitografia, r.: chromolithography.
eré-naca [Gr. chrénos, time], F.: chron-
icle. -nachétta, F.: short chronicle.
erò-nica | = -naca. -nicaménte,
ADV.: in a chronic manner. -nichistat,
M.: chronicler. -mieigmo, M.: (med.)
chronic illness. -nieità, F.: being
chronic. erò-nico, ADJ.: chronic, linger-
ing. -nista, -nògrafo, M.: chronicler.
-nologia, F.: chronology. -nologica-
ménte, ADV.: chronologically. -nolò-
gico, ADJ.: chronological. -nologîsta,
-nòlogo, M.: chronologist. -nòmetro,
M.: chronometer.
crosci. . = scrosci. .
crò-sta [L. crusta], F.:
erò-
|
crust (scale);
crust of bread; outside. -st&eeo, ADI.:
crustacean; M.: crustacea. -stàta, F.:
pie, tart. -sterélla, r.: very small
crust. -stino, M.: slice of bread. -sténe,
M.: large crust. -stéso, -sttito}, ADJ.:
crusty.
erétalo [L. -talum], M.: rattlesnake (of
the ‘crotalus’ species); crotalum (sacred
to Cybele).
crueeévo-le}, ADJ.: irritable.
tet, ADV.: irritably.
crfieeiat = gruccia.
ceru-eetàre [L. -ciare (crux, cross)], INTR.,
REFL.: grieve; TR.: torment, afflict. -eeta-
taménte, ADV.: angrily; sorrowfully.
-eeidtot, ADJ.: angry, provoked. erd-
eeto [cf. corruccio], M.: anger (passion
wrath); torment. -eetosaménte, ADV.:
angrily. -eeiéso, ADJ.: angry. -ee=
signato, ADJ.: with the cavalier’s cross;
M.: cavalier with a cross. -etaménto,
M.: torment. -elarsi, REFL.: mortify
one’sself. -eicchiot = crocicchio. -ei-
figgere} = crocifiggere.
cru-daménte, ADV.: crudely. -delée-
eto, ADJ.: barbarous. -déle, ADJ.:
cruel; painful. -delézzat, -delitat,
r.: cruelty. -delménte, ADV.: cruel-
ly. -deltà, F.: cruelty. -dèrot, ADI.:
cruel. -détto, ADJ.: somewhat crude.
-dézza, -dità, r.: crudity. |lori-do
[L. -dus], ADI.: crude (raw; immature);
harsh; (poet.) cruel. -entàret, TR.:
make bloody. -émto, ADJ.: bloody.
ertina [corona], r., cranot, M.: eye of
a needle.
-lmén-
cucinatore
era=sea [OGer. griischel, F.: bran;
freckle; Florentine Academy (whose de-
vice, a sieve, denoted a sifting out of the
‘bran’): parlare in —, talk affectedly,
pedantically. -scdte, M.: pedant. -sedn-
te, M.: (jest.) member of the Della Crusca
Academy; purist. -sedtat, F.: tiresome
speech, jumble. -sehéllo, M.: fine bran.
-scherélla, r.: child’s game. -seénet,
M.: ninny. -seéso, ADJ.: branny (full
of bran).
crustéeeot = crostaceo.
cubére [cubo], TR.: (math.) cube.
cubàret2, REFL.: lie down.
cu-battot, M., -b&ttolat, r.: bird-trap,
cubatàra [cubo], F.: cubature.
cubèbe [fr. Ar.], M., F.: cubeb.
cubi-caménte, ADV.: cubically. ofibi»
co [cubo], ADJ.: cubic. -culdriof, ™.:
chamberlain. -téle, ADJ.: cubital: let.
tere -tali, uncial letters.
ciibi-to [L. -twm], M.: elbow; cubit."
cubitéso}, ADJ.: desirous.
cibo [Gr. kibos], M.: cube; ADJ.: cubic.
cuccé-gna [2], r.: great abundance; co-
CAGNE (land of luxury, Utopia); feast of
climbing the greased pole (for prizes):
albero di —, greased pole. -gnére, TR.:
make one believe, deceive.
cucchiat, F.: owl’s nest.
cueeétta [-ccia], F.: sailor’s bed.
cue-chiéia,F.: drag; rammer. -chiald-
ta, F.: spoonful. -chiaiatina, F.:
teaspoonful. -ohiaièraj, F.: quantity
of spoons (in a case). -chiaîno, M.:
teaspoon, |l-chifio [L. cochliarium
(concha, shell)], M.: spoon; spoonful,
-chiaiéne, M.: large spoon; soup-ladle.
-chi&ra, r.: trowel; large spoon; ladle
for cannon.
cte-eta, F.: dog’s bed; Spal bed. ||-et4-
re [Fr. coucher, COUCH], INTR.: crouch,
squat. ete-etot = -ciolo. -etolino,
ADJ.: puppyish; inexperienced; M.: little
dog; simpleton. efie-eiolo, ADJ.: pup-
pyish; simple; M.: puppy; ninny. -eto-
lotto = -ciolino.
chicco [ak. to coccodè], M.: egg; darling
(favourite).
cuccù [echoic], m.: horned owl; horned
owl’s hoot.
cuccuinof, M.: cuckoo.
checuma [L. cucuma (coquere ‘cook’)],
F.: kettle, coffee-pot: aver la —, be fu
rious.
cueiménto [cucire], M.: sewing.
cueî-na [L. (coquere ‘cook’)], F.: KITCH-
EN; cookery, victuals. -nfbile, ADJ.:
that can be cooked. -nfre, INTR.: cook,
prepare food: (fig.) — una cosa, arrange
a thing. -néàrio, ADI.: of the kitchen
(culinary). -natéra, F., -natére, M.:
cucinatura
cook. -matara, r.: cooking. -nièra,
F., -miére, M.: convent cook; cookery-
book. -nîna, -nino, dim. of -na.
-néna, -néne, aug, of -na.
disp. of -na.
cu-eîre [L. con-suere (SEW)], TR. (Pres.
«cisco, or -cio): sew, stitch; — menzogne,
weave lies. -efto, M.: sewing; seam
(suture). -eitéra, F., -eitére, M.:
sewer. -eitriee, F.: seamstress. -ei-
tara, F.: sewing; stitches.
ou-culidre, TR.: tease (banter). -lia-
tara, r.: banter. -ctilio, -cfilo [L.
-lus (echoic)], M.: CUCKOO.
cuofirbi-ta [L.], r.: gourd; cucurbit
(distilling vessel). -t4eee, F.PL.: cucur-
bitaceous plants.
ou-ofizz. . = cocuzz..
ofif-fia [I. L. cofea (ak. to cupo)], F.: COIF
(woman’s bonnet). -fldeeia, disp. of
fla, -flétta, -fina, dim. of -fia. -86-
ne, aug. of fia. -fiòtto}, M.: man’s cap.
cfifico Logi city in Bagdad], ADJ.: cufic.
ongiena [L. con sobrinus (ak. to soror,
sister)], F., -mo, M.: COUSIN.
efi [L., ‘to whom’), PRON.: whom, which:
da —, from whom, from which; di —,
whose.
ou-laeeino [-lo], M.: end, bottom; re-
mains (in a glass, etc.). -làtta, F.:
hinder part; breech of a cannon, etc.
-leggiàret, INTR.: strut.
otiliee [L. -lex], M.: culex (gnat)..
olla [L. cune), F.: cradle; (fig.) native
place. -laménto, M.: rocking the cradle.
«lére, TR.: cradle, lull.
culmifero [-mo], ADI. : culmiferous.
chilmine [L. -men], M.: culmen (summit).
cfilmo [L. -mus, stalk (ak. to calamus,
reed)], M.: stalk (stem).
ofilo [L.-lus], M.: bottom (breech, buttocks;
bottom of glasses, etc.).
oultéll . . = coltell. .
oul-tiva ..{=coltiva.. |l-to [L. -tus
(colere, till)], M.: cult (religion); venera-
tion; ADJ.: cultured. -tére, M., -triee,
-nteeia,
F.: cultivator. ecfl-tro, M.: sacrificial
knife. -tara, F.: cultivation; culture;
civilization.
cumino} =comino. *
chimolo = cumulo.
cumu-lfire, Tk.: heap up (accumulate).
-lataménte, -lativaménte, ADV.: in
a heap (collectively). -lativo, ADJ.: cu-
mulative. -latére,M.: accumulator. -la-
ziéne, F.: accumulation. |lcimu-lo
[L. -lua, heap], M.: heap (accumulation).
ofina, poet. for culla.
ou-neif6rme, ADJ.: cuniform. ||cfi-neo
[L. cuneus], M.: wedge; kind of torture.
cunf-colo, M.: (mil.) mine, tunnel. cunî=
caloft [L. -culua, ‘cony’], M.: rabbit.
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cinta}, r.: delay.
efin-zia [?], F.: sweet rush (plant). -ziè-
raj,F.: scent-bottle.
cuoce. .= coc. .
euoi. .=coi..
euopriret = coprire.
cuò-re [L. cor], M.: HEART; feeling, dis-
position; courage: di buon —, willingly ;
Sar tanto di —,be completely satisfied.
«ri, F.: hearts (suit at cards). -rieinot,
M.: little heart.
cu-paménte [-po], ADv.: deeply. -péz-
za, F.: depth.
cupi-daménte, ADV.: eagerly. -digia,
-dita, F.: cupidity (greed). |le@pi-do
[L. -dus], apJ.: desirous; greedy.
efipo [L. cupa, tub], ADJ.: obscure (dark);
deep ; silent, reserved ; M. PL.: obscurity :
voce cupa, deep voice. eftpo-la, F.:
cupola (dome). -létta, -lino, dim. of
-la. ctpo-lo, ADJ.: slightly dome-
shaped. -léne, aug. of -lo.
eti-ra [L.], r.: care (management); treat-
ment (of diseases); CURE, parish; curate’s
residence. -r&bile, ADJ.: curable. -ra:
dèntit, M.: toothpick. -ragiéne 7,
F.: care; treatment. -randéio, M.:
bleacher. -rfnte, ADJ.: careful: me-
dico —, attending physician. -ràre,
TR.: care for; esteem (value); treat,
cure; cleanse, bleach; REFL.: pay atten-
tion to (heed); care to (desire); INTR.:
suffer.
curé-ta}, -télla = cora-ta, -tella.
cura-tivo, ADJ.: curative. |leurd-to
[-re], M.: curate (parish priest). -tére,
M.: curator, guardian. -triee, F.: guard-
ian.
curattièret, M.:
huckster.
curaziònej = curagione.
oft-ria [L.], r.: curia (division of Roman
people); justice-court; advocates (law-
yers); bishop’s court or residence. -rid-
le, ADJ.: of a court, curialistic; M.:
court. -rialésco, disp. of -riale: ADI.:
cavilli -rialeschi, court sophistry or fal-
lacies. -rialitàj,r.: courtesy.
curifandolo{ = coriandolo.
curifto [curia], ADJ.: pertaining to the
curia: comizi —ti, assembly of the curia.
curietfttolat, r.: bad care; bad remedy.
curio-sheeto, ADJ.: inquisitive ; imperti-
nent; ridiculous. -saménte, ADV.: cu-
riously. -sétto, M.: somewhat curious
man. -sità, r.: curiosity; rarity. |len-
rié-so [L. -sus (cura, care)], ADJ.: cu-
rious (anxious ; inquisitive); odd (comical);
M.: curious, queer man.
car-rof, M.: cart; roller. |l-s6re [L.
-sor (-rere, run)], M.: messenger; porter;
usher.
second-hand dealer;
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eurtile [L. -lis], ADJ.: curule, official;
M.: magistrate: sedia —, curule chair.
ear-va, F.: curve. -vare, TR.: bend
(curve); REFL.: stoop. -vatira, F.:
curvature. -vétto, M.: small curve.
-vézza}t =-vita. -vi=lineo, ADJ.: cur-
vilinear. -vità, F.: gibbousness, being
hunchbacked. |l-wo [L. -vus], ADI.:
curved; crooked (stooping).
cusàrej, TR.: accuse (blame); REFL.: ac-
cuse one’s self.
cu-scinétto, M.: small cushion. ||-scino
[l. L. culcitinum (L. culcita, mattress)],
M.: CUSHION (pillow).
cuscîre] = cucire.
ciscuta [L.], F.: monk’s rhubarb.
cusòffiola}, F.: momentary fright.
cusolièrej, M.: spoon.
cuspi-dile, ADJ.: (arch.) cuspidated.
leaspi-de [L. cuspis, point], F.: cusp;
point; vertex.
custò=de [L. custos], M.: custodian (watch-
man). custò-dia, F.: custody (charge ;
care). -diménto, M.: custody. -dire,
TR.: have in custody (guard); maintain
(support); REFL.: nourish one’s self well.
-ditaménte}, ADV.: accurately (care-
fully). -ditére, M.: custodian.
cu-tàneo, ADJ.: cutaneous. |lea-te [L.
-tis], F.: skin. -ticigna, F.: nape of
the neck. -ticola}, F.: cuticule (pel-
licle).
cu-tréttaj, -tréttola [? coda trepida],
F.: wagtail.
czar, -ina [Russ. tzar (L. Cesar)], M., F.:
czar.
curule
D
a di [L.], m.: d (the letter).
da [L. de], PREP.: from; by, near; with
infinit. denotes fitness, capacity, etc. ;
after the verb ‘avere’ denotes obligation,
convenience: — padre, as a father; —
beffe, in jest; — che, since; lo farà — sè,
he will do it by himself; far — padre,
act as a father; — per tutto, everywhere ;
— quello in pot (or in fiori), aside from
that, that accepted; — pot in qua, since
that time; — vero, truly, indeed.
dabbe-naceio, aug. of -ne. -naggine,
F.: ingenuousness; simplicity. ||dabbé-
ne [da bene], ADJ.: good, honest: uomo
—, upright man; dabben uomo, block-
head.
daccapo [da capo], ADV.: once more;
from the beginning.
dacchè [da che], ADV.: since.
daddo = lo [infant's ‘da’], M.:
caress; affectation; nonsense.
affected
-lona,
danno
F., -léne, M.: affected person.
ADJ.: affected, foolish.
daddovérof}, apv.: in truth, seriously.
da-dino, M.: small die or cube. ||dé=do
[? dato (dare, throw)], M.: DIE; cube; ped-
estal. -dolino, dim. of -do.
daffare, no pl. [da fare], M.: occupation
(work).
da-ga [l. L.], r.: dagger.
small dagger; stiletto.
dagli, for da gli, da i, from the; by the.
dai-naj, F.: doe. -no [L. dama, deer],
-léso,
-ghétta, F.:
M.: deer.
dallato {, ADV.: by the side of, by. .
dalmàatica [Dalmazia], F.: dalmatica
(long white tunic).
dama [L. domina, mistress], F.: dame
(lady); sweetheart; game of draughts:
bocca di —, kind of sweet cake.
damiggioj, M.: damage.
damare [dama], TR.: crown (a man at
draughts).
dama-scato, ADJ.: damasked (decorated).
-schétto, M.: damask cloth or silk.
-schina, F.: damaskin (Damascus blade).
-schino, ADJ.: damascene, damask. |lda-
ma-sco [Damasco, Damascus], M.: dam-
ask silk.
da-meggiare{, TR.: play the dandy.
-merino [-ma], m.: gallant (dandy).
-migélla, F.: young lady; maid of
honour. -migèlloj, M.: youth. -mi-
giana [Fr. dame, lady, Jeanne, Jane], F.:
demijohn. -mina, car. dim. of -ma.
dimma, F.: deer.
damo [dama], M.: (vulg.) lover; betrothed.
da-naifecio], M.: bad money. -néioj
=-naro. -naiéso}, ADJ.: rich in money.
Il-naro [L. denarius (deni, ten), denary],
M.: money ; small coin (farthing); twenty.
fourth part of an ounce; PL.: diamonds
at cards. -maréso, ADJ.: rich in cash
money.
danda [Eng. dandle], F.: support-band
(for children beginning to walk); mode of
division.
dan-giéro{, M.: damage. -naggiot,
M.: damage. -mare, REFL.: deserve the
torments of hell} torment one’s selft;
TR.: condemn; cancel: far —, cause to
despair. -maéto, PART.: condemned,
damned; M.: 7 -nati, the damned. -na-
tére, M.: condemner. -naziéne, F.:
damnation, condemnation. -neggia-
méntoj, M.: damage. -neggiare,
TR.: damage (hurt); REFL.: harm one’s
self. -neggiatore, M.: who harms or
damages. ‘-névolet, ADJ.: blamable;
harmful. -nevolméntet, apv.: blam-
ably. -mificdrey, TR.. damage; con-
demn. -miof, ADJ.: harmful. ||dan-
no [L. damnum], M.: DAMAGE (harm);
dannosamente
loss, prejudice: mio —, the worse for
me; ‘recar —, damage; be prejudicial.
-nosaménte, ADV.: harmfully, with
damage. -néso, ADJ.: hurtful (noxious).
dante [L. dama, deer], M.: tanned deer-
skin.
dan-teggiare [Dante], INTR.: imitate
Dante. ‘-tésco, ADI.: Dantean. -tista,
M.: student of Dante.
dan-za, F.: dance.
zen), INTR.: dance.
triee, F.: dancer.
dapet, F.: food.
dappertutto [da per tutto], ADV.: every-
where.
dap-pié}, -piéde [da piede], ADv.: from
the foot; from the bottom.
dappo-caggine, -chézza }, F.: worth-
lessness; idleness. Ildappò=co [da po-
co], ADJ.: worthless, idle.
dap-pòi [da poi], ADV.: afterwards;
after. -poi=chè, ADV.: since then, since.
dapprésso [da presso], ADV.: close to
(near).
dapprima [da prima], ADV.: at first.
dar-deggiàre, TR.: dart, hurl. -diérof,
M.: darter; archer. ||dar=do [ASax. da-
radh], M.: DART; javelin.
. dare [L.], IRR.$; TR.: give, present; de-
vote; grant; commit, assign; produce,
yield; strike (shine upon); come upon,
meet; REFL.: give one’s self up to, occupy
one’s self with: dar da fare, cause annoy-
ance, grief; dar da pensare, cause to
think; villa che dè a mezzogiorno, house
facing south; dar di capo, — in, fall in
with, light upon; — in, incline to; dar
giù, be in failing health, lose one’s means;
darsela a gambe, take to one’s heels ; dar-
si, happen, be possible; darsi attorno,
work for a thing; darsi a conoscere, show
one’s self; può darsi, it is possible, it may
be; — del tu, use thee and thou.
$ Ind. Pres. dd, daz, da; dikmo. date,
danno. Impf. d4va. Pret. dètti or dièdi, dé-
sti, dette or diède ; démmo, déste, dèttero or
ll-z4re [Ger. tan-
-zatére, M., -za-
ditdero. Fut. darò. Cond. daréz. Saba
Pres. dia, etc. Impf. déssi, etc. I’ve da’,
dite. Ger. dando, Part. dito. — Old or
poet. forms: diéz, die ; ditrono; didssi, etc.;
(Subj.) dia !
darsena [fr. Ar.], F.: wet dock.
das-sàif, ADJ.: sufficient. -saiézzat,
F.: sufficiency (ability).
dassézzot, ADV.: lastly.
dé-ta, F.: date; patronage (of ecclesias-
tical benefices); nature { (quality); striket;
blow (in ball games). -tére, TR.: date.
-taria {=-teria. -tariadto, M.: office
or rank of datary. -tério, M.: datary
(officer of Roman chancery). -teria, F.:
dataria (Roman chancery). -tivo, M.:
(gram.) dative case; ADJ.: dative (given
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by a magistrate). |lda-to [-re], PART.:
given; given to; M.: gift; datum: esser
—, be in one’s power; in buon —, in great
quantity. -tére, M.: giver.
dét-tero, M.: DATE (fruit). -tilico,
ADJ.: dactylic. |ldat-tilo [Gr. déktu-
los, finger], M.: dactyl (-~~, ie. like
the three finger-joints).
dattérno [da torno], us'ly dintorno, in-
torno.
da-vantej}, -vanti [L. de, ab, from,
ante, before], ADJ.: front; ADV.: in front
of (before). -vanzale, M.: (arch.)
window-cornice. -vamnzo, M.: rest (re-
mainder). -vvantaggio{, ADV.: more-
over. dia
davvéro [da vero], ADV. : in truth.
da-zifre, TR.: tax. -zidrio, ADJ.: of a
tax or impost. |da-zio [L. -tio (dare,
give)], M.: custom (duty; toll); custom-
place. -ziéne, F.: giving (donation);
surrender (deditionj). -zzaiòlo, M.: col-
lector of customs.
de- [L. de, of, from], PREF.: de-.
de’, for dei, of the.
déa [L. (deus, god)], F.: goddess.
debaccé-rej, INTR.: rage; REFL.: be
furious. -téret, M.: raving man.
dèbbiot, M.: wood-ashes (for manure).
debel-laménto, M.: conquest (subjuga-
decadimento
tion). |l-lare [L. (bellum, war)], TR.:
conquer (vanquish). -latére, M.: con-
queror.
débi-le [L. -lis], ADJ.: weak (Eng.} de-
bile); pop. for debole. -lézza, -lità, F.:
debility. -litaménto, M.: weakening
(debilitation). -litàre, TR.: debilitate
(weaken).
debi-taménte, ADV.: justly (duly). -ta-
rèllo, M.: small duty or debt. ||débi-
to [L. -tus (debere, owe)], ADJ.: DUE
(proper); M.: DEBT; DUTY: —, without
paying. -tòlo, m.: little debt. -téra,
F., -t6re, M.,-triee, F.: debtor. -tuò-
lo = -tolo. -tieeio, disp. of -to.
débo-le [L. debilis], ADI.: weak (feeble,
Eng.} debile); defective; of little worth;
M.: failing (foible, defect). -létto, M.:
dim. of -le. -lézza, F.: debility (weak-
ness); fault. -lino, dim. of -le. -lissi-
mo, ADJ.: very weak or faint. -Ilménte,
ADV.: weakly. -léna, F., -16ne, M.: very
feeble woman or man. -létto, ADJ.: some-
what weak. -ltieeio, disp. dim. of -le.
dé-ca [Gr. déka], F.: group of ten; decade.
IImcacòrdo [chordé, string], M.: deca-
chord.
decaddi, pret. of decadere.
decade = deca.
deca-dènza, F.: decadence (decline).
Il-=dére [de-, c. .], IRR.; INTR.: fall off;
DECAY. -diménto, M.: decay (ruin).
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decaz=édro [hédra, base], M.: decahédron.
decé-gono [Gr. gonia, angle], M.: deca-
gon. -gràmmo, M.: decagram. deca=
litro, M.: decaliter. decé=logo [Gr.
logos, speech], M.: decalogue.
docalvaref, TR. : render bald.
Decameréne [Gr. déka, ten, heméra,
day}, M.: Decameron (tales by Boccaccio).
deca=metro, M.: decameter. -nAto,
[-no], M.: deanship. |ldecé-no [ghief of
ten], M.: DEAN; senior (of an organiza-
tion); decurion.
de-cantare I, TR.: extol (laud).
decantà-re2 [canto], TR.: decant (pour
off). -ziéne, F.: decantation.
decapità-re [L. caput, head], TR.: de-
capitate. -ziéme, F.: decapitation.
deca-sillabo, ADI.: decasyllabic; M.:
verse of ten syllables. -stéro [Gr. ste-
res, solid], M.: decastere.
de-eèmbre [L. -cember (decem, TEN)], M.:
December. -eemviradle, ADI. : decem-
viral. -eemviràto, M.: decemvirate.
-eèmviro [L. vir, man], M.: decemvir.
-eenndle, ADJ.: decennial; M.: ten years’
history. -eémne, ADJ.: decennial. -eén-
nio [L. annus, year], M.: decennium.
de - eènte [L. -cere, be fitting], ADI.:
decent (suitable). -eenteménte, ADV.:
suitably. -eènza, F.: decency (propri-
ety). -eévolet, ADJ.: suitable. -eevo-
lézza, F.: suitability.
deceziéne}, F.: deception; error.
dechiarare = dichiarare.
dechinfreij, INTR.: descend; decline.
dèei- [L. decem, ten], PREF.: deci-, tenth
part.
deeidere [L. (de, from, cedere, cut)],
IRR.$; TR.: decide, determine ; REFL. : form
a determination.
§ Pret. deci-si, -se; -sero. Part. deciso.
deei-feràre, more commonly -frare. -fe-
ratére, M.: decipherer. -frabile, ADI.:
decipherable. |l-frdre [L. de, from, It.
cifra), TR.: decipher (make out).
deei-grammo, M..; tenth of a gramme.
deei-litro, M.: tenth of a liter. déei-
ma, F.: tithe; (mus.) tenth. -male,
ADJ.: decimal. -mare, TR.: (mil.) deci-
mate; destroy. -matére, M.: tithe-
gatherer. -maziéne, F.: decimation.
-minoj, M.: TITHE-book. ||déei-mo [L.
-mus (decem, TEN)], ADJ.: TENTH; fool-
ish} ; M.: tenth part; ninny}. -mottàvo
[ottavo], ADJ.: eighteenth.
deeipula, F.: snare, trap.
deei-si, PRET. of -dere. -siéne, F.: de-
cision. -sivaménte, ADV.: decidedly.
-sivo, ADJ.: decisive (conclusive). |lde-
eieso, PART. of -dere. -séret, M.: de-
cider.
decaedro
decurione
cite; speak affectedly). -t6re, M.: de.
claimer. -tòrio, ADJ.: declamatory. -zié-
ne, F.: declamation.
declaratòrio [L. -clarare, declare], ADi.:
declaratory (explanatory).
declinà-bile, apJ.: declinable. -mén-
tot, M.: declination. ||declin4-re [L],
INTR.: decline (sink; diminish, fail); TR.:
lower; (gram.) decline. -ziéne, F.: de-
clension; declination. declinof, M.: de-
clension ; decline.
de-clive [L. de, from, clivus, slope], ADI.:
sloping; M.: slope. -clivio, M.: declivity.
-clività, F.: declivity. -elivoj, ADI.:
sloping.
decolla-re [L. (de, from, collum, neck)],
TR.: behead (decollate). -ziéne, F.:
decollation.
decom-pérre [de, c. .], IRR.; TR.: DE-
COMPOSE (separate); INTR.: decompose (de-
cay). -pési, PRET. of -porre. -pésto,
PART. of -porre. -posiziéne, F.: decom-
position.
deco-rare, TR.: decorate. -rativo,
ADJ.: decorative. -ratére, M.: decora
tor. -raziéne, F.: decoration. ||decò=
ro [L. decus, ornament], M.: dignity (de-
corum); ornament; ADJ.}: decorous. -ro-
saménte, ADV.: decorously. -réso,
ADJ.: decorous; proper.
de-corrénza, F.: passing away. |l=eér-
rere, IRR.; INTR.: pass away (elapse).
-cérsi, PRET. of -correre. -cérso, PART:
passed (elapsed); M.{: course; end.
de-cottaceio, disp. of -cotto. -cottino,
dim. of -cotto. ||-cdtto [L. -coctus (co-
quere, ‘cook’)], M.: decoction ; ADJ.f:
boiled. -cottéret, M.: bankrupt. -co-
zione, F.: boiling; decoction.
de-crébbi, PRET. of -crescere. ||=ere-
ménto [-crescere], M.: decrement (de
crease).
decrepi-taj, -tézza, F.: decrepitude.
lldecrèpi-to [L. -tus], ADI.: decrepit
(broken with age).
de=créscere, IRR.; INTR.: DECREASE (di-
minish). -eresciménto, M.: decrease.
-crescitito, PART. of -crescere.
decre-tfile, ADJ.: decretal; F.: decretal
(papal letter); PL. M. or F.: decretal (body
of canonical laws). -talista, M.: decre-
tist. -t&re, TR.: decree, ordain. |lde-
cré-to [L. -tum], M.: decree (order).
decubito [L. -tus (cumbere, lie)], M.: ly-
ing down (decumbence ; decubitus).
decu-mana [L. decem, TEN], ADI.: (Rom.)
of the tenth legion: i decumani, soldiers
of the tenth legion. déeu-plo, ADJ.:
tenfold; m.: decuple. dect-ria, F.:
band of ten soldiers. -riongle, ADI.: of
a decurion. -riondto, M.: decurionate.
declama-re [de, c. .], INTR. : declaim (re-
-riéne, M.: decurion.
dedaleo
deda-leo, poet. -léo0 [Gr. daidalos], ADI.:
dedalian (ingenious).
dèdi-ca, F.: dedication (address). -ca-
méntoj =-cazione. |-cére [L.], TR.:
dedicate (consecrate); REFL.: devote one’s
self. -catòria, F.: dedicatory letter;
ADJ.: dedicatory. -caziéne, F.: dedica-
tion (consecration).
dedignaziénef}, F.: indignation.
dédi-to [-tus (dare, give)], ADJ.: addicted
(devoted). -ziéme, F.: surrender (dedi-
tion).
de-détto, PART.: deduced, inferred. ||-dar-
re [L. (ducere, lead)], IRR. (cf. addurre);
tR.: deduce (conclude); deduct. -dutti-
vaménte, ADV.: deductively. -dutti-
vo, ADJ.: deductive. -duziòne, F.: de-
duction ; proposition.
defal-care [?], TR.: take away. defal-
co, M.: defalcation (taking away).
defatigàrei, TR.: fatigue.
defatto [di fatti], ADv.: in fact.
defensére}, M.: defender.
defe-rènza, F.: deference. |l-rire [L.
de, down, ferre, ‘bear’],TR.: defer (delay);
defer (yield).
deféssof, ADJ. :
defet. . = difet. .
de-feziéne [L. -fectio (de, from, facere,
make)], F.: defection; desertion. -fi-
eiénte, ADJ.: deficient. -fieiènza, F.:
deficiency. dé-fieit [L., ‘it is wanting’],
M.: deficit.
defi-nibile, ADJ.: definable. ||-mire [L.
(finis, end)], TR.: define; determine. -mi-
tivaménte, ADV.: definitively. -miti-
vo, ADJ.: definitive (conclusive). -mnité-
re, M.: definer. -miziéne, F.: definition.
deflorà-re [l. L. (L. flos, flower)], TR.:
deflower. -ziéne, F.: defloration.
deflassoj, M.: defluxion.
defor-màre, TR.: deform (disfigure). -ma-
weary.
zione, F.: deformation. ||defér-me
[L. -mis], apJ.: deformed. -meménte,
ADV.: deformedly. -mita, F.: deform-
ity.
defrau-dare [L.], TR.: defraud. -daté-
re, M.: defrauder.
defanto [L. -functus (fungi, perform)],
ADJ.: defunct (dead); M.: deceased.
degene-rare, INTR.: degenerate. -ra-
zione, F.: degeneration; debasement.
ldegéne-re [L. -r (genus, race)], ADJ. :
degenerate.
dégli, for di, gli, of the.
deglutizione [L. -titio], F.: deglutition.
de-gnaménte, ADV.: worthily. -gnan-
te, ADJ.: courteous. -gnàre, TR.:
deign ; INTR.: condescend; REFL.: be
pleased to. -gmazidéne, F.: condescen-
sion, courtesy. -gnévolet, ADJ.: polite.
-gnevolméntei, ADV.: politely. -gni-
delitto
ficàrej, TR.: make worthy.
SUPERL. ADJ.: most worthy. -gnitàt, r.
dignity. ||dé-gno [L. dignus (decere, be
fitting)], ADJ.: worthy; excellent.
degra-dante, PART., ADJ.: degrading.
Il=d&re [L.], TR.: degrade, disgrace;
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-gnissimo,
REFL.: degrade one’s self. -daziéne,
F.: degradation.
déh [l. L. dee, God !], InTERI.: alas! ah!
déit [L. pl.], M. PL.: gods.
déi2, for di i, of the.
dei [fr. Turk.], m.: dey.
dei-eidiot, M.: deicide. -ficaméntof,
M.: deification. -ficére, TR.: deify. -fi-
caziéne, F.: deification. dei-ficot,
ADJ.: divine. ||dei-smo [L. deus, god],
M.: deism. dei-sta, M.: deist. -ta,
F.: deity (divinity).
del, for di il, of the.
dela-tére {i -tor (de, from, ferre,
‘bear’)], M.: accuser (delator). -ziéne,
F.: accusation (delation). :
delébile [L. delere, destroy], ADI.: dele-
ble (erasable).
dele-gare [L. (legare, depute)], TR.: dele-
gate, commit. -gato, PART., ADJ.: dele-
gated; M.: delegate, representative. -ga-
zidne, F.: delegation.
deletério [L. delere, destroy], ADI.: dele-
terious (hurtful).
de-lettàrej = dilettare. -lèttot,
choice.
delfino [L. delphinus], M.: dolphin ; DAU-
PHIN (title of crown prince of France).
delibdre [L.], TR.: (poet.) taste (try,
Eng.{ delibate).
delibera-re [L. (librare, weigh)], INTR. :
deliberate (take counsel); TR.: ponder
(weigh). -taménte, ADV.: deliberately.
-tiva, F.: deliberative faculty. -tivo,
ADJ.: deliberative ; M.: deliberative. -zié-
ne, F.: deliberation.
delica-méntoj = -tezza. -taménte,
ADV.: delicately; daintily. -tézza, F.:
delicacy; softness ; refinement; PL.: best
comforts. -tino, car. dim. of -to. |lde-
licé-to [L. -tus (delicie, delight)], ADJ. :
delicate, tender; refined, sensitive. -tile-
eio, ADJ.: somewhat delicate. -tira,
F.: delicacy, nicety.
delimàret, TR.: consume; corrode.
delinea-ménto, M.. delineation. ||de-
linea-re [L.], TR.: delineate; trace.
-tére, M., -triee, F.: delineator.
de-linquènte, PART., ADJ.: delinquent;
M.: culprit. |-linquere [L.], INTR. : be
delinquent (offend). -liquio, M.: swoon.
de-liraméntoij, M.: delirium. |l|-lira-
re [L.], intR.: be delirious (rave). -lf-
rio, M.: delirium (frenzy). -liroy}, ADJ.:
delirious ; doting.
delit-to [L. delictum (linquere, fail)], M
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crime (transgression; DELICT).
ADJ.: criminal.
delivrare}, TR.: deliberate; deliver.
deli-zia [L. -cie], F.: delight. -zia-
méntoj, M.: delight. -zidre, TR.: de-
light ; REFL.: delight in. -ziosaménte,
ADV.: deliciously (delightfully). -ziéso,
ADJ.: delicious (delightful).
délla, délle, for di la, di le, of the.
dél-ta [Gr.], m.: delta (Gr. letter A; A-
shaped tract of land between rivers).
-tòide, M.: deltoid muscle.
delubro [L. -lubrum (-luere, wash = expi-
ate)], M.: (poet.) temple.
dela-dere [L. (ludere, mock)]; IRR. (cf.
alludere); TR.: delude (frustrate, disap-
point). -diméntof, M.: delusion. de-
la-si, PRET. of -dere. -ditéret, M.: de-
luder. -siéne, F.: delusion. deli-so,
PART. of -dere. -sére, M.: deceiver.
-sòrio, ADJ.: delusory.
dema-gogia, F.: demagogy. -gògico,
ADJ.: demagogic(al). |l-gégo [Gr. dé-
mos, people, dgein, lead], M.: demagogue.
demandare [L. (mandare, intrust)], TR. :
delegate, intrust.
de-maniale, ADJ.: of a domain. ||-ma-
nio [OFr. demaine], M.: public DOMAIN,
state lands; superintendent of lands.
de-mentàret, TR.: dementate, make in-
sane. |l-ménte [L.-mens (mens, mind)],
ADJ.: demented, insane; M.: demented
man. -mènzai, F.: dementia, imbecil-
ity (esp. from age).
demérgeref, TR. : submerge ; INTR.: sink.
demeri-tare [L. merere, deserve], INTR. :
be unworthy of; TR.: forfeit, no longer
deserve. -tévole, ADJ.: undeserving.
deméri-to, M.: demerit; misconduct.
-tério, ADJ.: undeserving.
demèrsot, PART. of demergere.
demèrtoj = demerito.
demo-craticaménte, ADV.: democrat-
ically. -crético, ADJ.: democratic. ||=cra-
zia (Gr. -kratia (-s, people, krateîn, rule)],
F.: democracy.
demoli-re [L. -ri], TR.: demolish (de-
stroy). -tére, M.: demolisher. -ziéne,
F.: demolition.
démo-ne [Gr. daimon, divinity], M.: de-
mon (divinity; evil spirit). -nideeio,
M.: wicked spirit. -nîaco, ADJ.: demoni-
ac(al) ; wicked. -niétto, M., car. of -nio:
cunning imp. demò-nio, M.: demon
(evil spirit, devil).
demoraliz-zare [de-, m..], TR.. de-
moralize. -zaziéne, F.: demoralization.
demòtico [Gr. démos, people], aDJ.: de-
motic.
de-naiot = danaro.
rius (deni, ten)], M.:
soin).
-tuòso,
ll-nario [L. -na-
denarius (Roman
-naro. . = danaro. .
deportazione
denegàre [L.], TR.: DENY. |
denigrà-re [L. (de, from, niger, black)],
tr.: blacken (denigrate, defame). -zié-
ne, F.: defamation (slander).
denominà - re [L.], TR.: denominate
(NAME). -tivoj, ADI. : denominative. -t6-
re, M.: denominator. -ziéme, F.: de-
nomination.
denota-re [L.], TR.: denote (indicate).
-ziéne}, F.: denotation.
den-sare} = condensare. -sita, F.: den-
sity. I|dèn=so [L. -sus], ADJ.: dense.
den-tale, ADJ.: dental; M.: ploughshare,
-tàmeij, M.: quantity of teeth; teeth.
-tàrej, INTR.: cut teeth; indent. -tàta,
F.: bite. -tato, PART.: indented (notched),
-tatara, F.: set of teeth. ||dén-te
[L. dens], M.: TOOTH; notch: non tocca-
re un —, not to suffice; la lingua batte
dove il — duole, the tongue speaks what
is in the heart. -tecchiarej, TR.: nib-
ble. -tellato, ADJ.: notched. -tella-
tara, F.: indentation. -tellièret, m.:
toothpick. -téllo, M.: notch; (arch.)
dentil. dén-tiee, M.: dentex (fish). -tié-
ra, F.: set of false teeth. -timo, M.:
little tooth: metter un —, grow in dig-
nity. -tista, M.: dentist. -tiziéne, F.:
dentition. -téne, aug. of -te.
déntro [L. de, intro, within], PREP.: with-
in, inside of; ADV.: within, inwardly: es-
ser — a una cosa, occupy one’s self about
a thing.
dentie<eio, disp. of -te.
denuda-re [L.], TR. : denude ; make man-
ifestt (expose). -ziéne, F.: denudation.
denun-cidre = -ziare. denin-zia,
F.: denunciation; report; PL.: bans.
ll-zidre [L. -tiare (nuntius, messenger)],
TR.: denounce; impeach. -ziatére, M,
-ziatriee, F.: denouncer.
depauperare [L. (pauper, poor)], TR.:
pauperize, make poor.
dependénte} = dipendente.
depennàre [penna], TR.: cancel, erase.
de=perire, INTR. : lose one’s health ; grow
worse, deteriorate.
depilatòrio [L. pilus, hair], M.: depila-
tory (hair-removing).
deplo-rabile, ADI.: deplorable. |l-ra-
re [L. plorare, lament], TR.: deplore;
INTR.: lament. -ratére, M.: deplorer.
-raziénef, F.: deploration, lamentation.
-révole, ADJ.: deplorable.
deponénte [deporre], ADI.: disposing;
(gram.) deponent.
depopulaziéne}, F.:
lage).
de=pérre, IRR.; TR.: put down, lay aside;
DEPOSE (remove; bear witness).
depor-tare [L.], TR. : deport (exile). -ta-
ziéne, F.: deportation (banishment).
devastation (pil-
deposi
de-pési, PRET. of deporre.
TR.: deposit, commit. -positàrio, M.:
depositary. -pogsiteria, F.: depository,
treasury. |l-pOsito [L. -positum (ponere,
put)], M.: deposit; layer. -posizidne,
F.: deposition, testimony. -pésto, PART.
of deporre; M.: testimony.
deprava-re [L. (pravus, distorted)], TR.:
deprave. -tére, M.: depraver. -zidéne,
F.: depravation.
depreca-bile}, ADI. : deprecable, pitiful.
-tivaménte, ADV.: deprecatively. ||-ti-
vo [L. -tivus (precari, pray)], ADJ.: dep-
recative. -tòrio, ADJ.: deprecatory. -zi6-
ne, F.: deprecation; entreaty.
depreda-ménto}, M.: pillage. |lde-
preda-re [L. -ri (preda, prey)], TR.:
depredate (plunder). -tére, M.: depre-
dator. -ziéne, F.: depredation.
de-pròmerej = -primere. -premitoj,
PART., ADJ.: depressed. -prèssi, PRET.
of -primere. -pressiéne, F.: depres-
sion, dejection. -présso, PART.: depressed;
humbled. -priménte, PART.: depri-
ment (depressing) ; M.: (med.): depresso-
motor. |l-primere [L. (premere, PRESS)],
-positàre,
IRR. (cf. comprimere); TR.: lower; de-
press.
depura-ménto, M.: depuration. |lde-
pura-re [L. (purus, pure)], TR.: purify,
depurate. -tivo, ADJ., M.: depurative.
-tore, M.: depurator. -tério, ADJ.:
depuratory; M.: reservoir (for depurat-
ing). -ziéne, F.: depuration.
depu-tare [L.], TR.: depute (appoint).
-tàto, PART.; M.: deputy (envoy). -ta-
ziéne, F.: deputation.
dere-litto [L. -lictus (relinquere, LEAVE
behind)], ADJ.: derelict (abandoned). -li-
ziéne f, F.: dereliction.
deretano [L. de, of, retro, back], M.: hind
part.
deri-dere [de-, r..], IRR.; TR.: deride
(scoff at). -ditére t= -sore. -si, PRET.
of -dere. -sibile, ADJ.: ridiculous. -si6-
ne, F.: derision, scorn. -sivaménte,
ADV.: derisively. -sivo, ADJ.: derisive.
deri-so, PART.: ridiculed; M.: derision.
-sére, M.: derider. -sòrio, ADJ.: deri-
sory.
deriva-ménto, M.: derivation. ||deri-
va-re [L. (rivus, stream)], INTR.: derive
(have its source); TR.: derive. -tivo,
ADJ.: derivative. -ziéme, F.: deriva-
tion (origin; etymology).
deriviénit, M. PL.: windings ; digressions.
déro-ga, F.: derogation, annulment. -ga-
bile, ADJ.: that can be derogated. |l-ga-
re [de-, r..], INTR.: derogate (repeal) ;
disparage (slander)t. -gativo, ADJ.:
derogative. -gatòrio, ADJ.: derogatory.
-gaziéne, F.: deiogation (repeal).
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derrà-ta [L. denarius, coin (cf. Fr. den-
rée)], ¥.: farm-produce (in the mar-
ket: provisions, commodities); substance ;
prizej: è buona —, it is very cheap; far
gran — di, sell dog-cheap; fare — di sè,
prostitute one’s self. -t&eeie disp. of
-ta.
de=-rubare, TR.: rob (despoil).
dèrvis [fr. Pers.], M.: dervish.
descen. .{ = discen. .
de-schétto, M.: dim. of -sco; cobbler’s
bench. |dé-sco [L. discus], M.: dining-
table; butcher's table; bench (desk +);
discus ij.
descri-ssi, PRET. of -vere. -ttibilet,
ADJ.: describable. -ttivaménte, ADV.:
descriptively. -ttivo, ADI.: descriptive.
-tto, PART. of -vere, described. -ttére,
M.: describer. Ildescri - vere [de-,
s. .], IRR.; TR.: describe (depict). -wibi-
le, ADI.: describable. -zioneélla, disp.
dim. of -zione. -zioneina, car. dim. of
-zione. -ziéne, F.: description.
de-sertare} = disertare. |l-sérto [L.
-sertus (serere, join)], ADJ.: desert (bar-
ren); solitary; M.: desert: parlare al
—, speak without hearers.
deservire | = servire.
deserziéne | = diserzione.
desia. . = deside. .
desiccare } = disseccare.
deside-rabile, ADI.: desirable. -ra-
bilménte, ADV.: desirably. -rdnte,
ADJ.: desirous. |l-rare [L.], TR.: DE-
SIRE. -rativo, ADJ.: (gram.) desidera-
tive; desirablef. -ratére, M., -ra-
triee, r.: desirer. desidé-rio, M.:
desire, wish. -rosaménte, ADV.: de-
sirously. -rosissimo, ADJ.: very desirous.
-réso, ADJ.: desirous.
desidiaf, F.: idleness.
designa-re [L. (signum, sign)], TR.: de-
sign (intend). -ziòne, F.: intention.
desina-re [? L. cena, supper], INTR.:
dine; M.: dinner. -rino, M.: little din-
ner. -réne, M.: elaborate dinner. -t6-
rej}, M.: diner.
desi-nènte [L. -nens], ADJ.: desinent,
ending. -nènza, F.: ending (desinence).
de-sio, M.: (lit.) desire; (pop.) any wel-
come thing. -siosaménte, ADV.: eager-
ly. -siéso, ADJ.: (poet.) desirous (eager).
ll-sire [desiderio], -sirot, M.: (poet.
desire.
desi-stere [L. (stare, stand)], INTR.:
(part. -stito) desist, cease.
desola-méntoj, M.: desolation. |lde-
sola-re [L. (solus, alone)], TR.: desolate,
ruin. -térej, M.: desolater. -ziéue,
F.: desolation.
despera. . * = dispera. .
despétto | = dispetto.
despetto
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dés-pota [Gr. -pétes, master], M.: despot.
-poti. . = dispoti.. dés-poto ft = des-
pota.
dés-sa, -so [esso], PRON. (only with essere,
parere): (she) he, (herself) himself; the
same.
desta-ménto j, M.: waking. ||\desta-re
[L. de-, ex-, citare (shake)], TR.: wake
(rouse), kindle; REFL.: awaken. -tére,
M.: awakener (rouser).
desterità, F.: dexterity.
desti-nare [L.], TR.: destine (intend).
-natario, M.: addressee (person to whom
a thing is addressed). -maziéme, F.:
destination (design). desti-no, M.: des-
tiny (fate).
desti-tuire [L. -tuere (statuere, set)],
TR.: dismiss (remove from office); aban-
don}. -tuito, -tàto, PART.: dismissed,
etc.; ADJ.: destitute. -tuziéne, F.:
dismissal (removal from office); desti-
tution (lack).
désto [destare], ADJ.:
despota
awake, lively.
dè-stra, F.: right hand; right side: a —,
to the right. -strdle}, M.: ornament
(for the right hand). -straménte, ADV.:
dexterously. -streggiàre, INTR.: use
reserve; be skilful’ È -streggiatére,
M.: contriver. -strézza, F.: ‘dexterity
(cleverness). -striére, -striéro, M.:
charger (steed, Eng. destrer}: as led by
the squire on the right hand). Ildè-stro
[L. dexter], ADI.: dexterous (nimble) ;
right; propitious}; M.: opportunity (oc-
casion, convenience) ; privy.
destru. .f = distru. .
de-samere [L. (sumere, take)], IRR. (cf.
assumere); TR.: infer, conclude. -stin-
si, PRET., -siinto, PART. of -sumere.
dete-néret [de, ¢. .], IRR.; TR.: detain,
impede. -ntére, M.: detainer. -nito,
PART. of -nere; M.: prisoner. -nziéne,
F.: detention, imprisonment.
de-tergénte, PART., ADJ.: cleansing; M.
detergent. l=tèrgere, IRR.; TR.: de-
terge (cleanse).
deterio-raménto, M.: deterioration.
ll-rare [L. deterior, worse], TR.: de-
teriorate, impair. -raziéne, F.: dete-
rioration.
determina - bile, ADJ.: determinable.
Il-'re [L. (terminus, limit)], TR.: deter-
mine (fix, limit); induce (lead); REFL.:
determine (decide). -taménte, ADV.:
determinately (resolutely). -tézza, F.:
determinateness. -tivo, ADJ.: determi-
native. -ziéne, F.: determination.
de-térsi, PRET. of -tergere. -tersivo,
ADJ., M.: detersive. |l-térso, PART. of
-tergere.
dete-stabile, ADJ.: detestable. -stan-
dot, ADJ.: execrable. ||-stare [L.], TR.:
:|de=venire, IRR.;
di
detest (abhor). -stazione, F.: detesta
tion.
de=trarre, IRR.; TR.: DETRACT (take
away); disparage; lessen. -tràssi, PRET.
of -trarre. -tratto, PART. of -trarre.
-trattére, M.: detractor. -traziéne,
F.: detraction. i
detrimén-to [L. -tum (terere, rub)], M.:
detriment (disadvantage). -tésot, ADJ.:
detrimental.
detronizzare [trono], TR.: dethrone.
de-tradere}j, IRR. (cf. intrudere); TR.:
throw down (detrude). -trisot, PART.
of -trudere.
détta1 = debito.
dét-ta 2 [-to], F.: saying, talk; good luck
(at cards)}: esser in — con uno, be in an
agreement with one.
dettagli - inte, M.: retailer. |[-are
[de-, tagliare], TR.: detail (particularize).
-ataménte, ADV.: in detail, minutely.
dettagli-o, M.: detail (particular); re
tail: vendita a (or in) —, retail sale.
det-tame, M.: precept, dictates. -tare
(L. dictare, intens. of dicere], TR.: dictate;
suggest; command. -tato, PART.; M.:
style of writing; word}, saying. -tatére,
M.: dictator. -tatfira, F.: dictation;
dictatorship. -taziénef, F.: dictate.
Ildét-to, PART. of dire: said; named;
M.: word; saying: — fatto, no sooner
said than done. i
detur-paménto, M.: disfiguration, de-
filement. |l-pare [L. (turpis, foul)], TR.:
defile (pollute). -patére, M.: defiler.
-paziòne, F.: defilement.
deutero=canònico [Gr. dedteros, sec-
ond], ADJ.: deuterocanonical. -nòmio
[Gr. némos, law], M.: Deuteronomy.
devasta-ménto, M.: devastation. ||de-
vasta-re [L.], TR.: devastate (lay waste,
destroy). -tére, M.: devastator. -zidne,
F.: devastation.
INTR.: arrive at, be-
come. -vénni, PRET., -ventito, PART.
of -venire.
devia-ménto = -zione. |devif=re
[L. (via, WAY)], INTR.: deviate (stray, wan-
der). -ziéme, F.: deviation (departure).
de-vòlsi, PRET. of -volvere. -volito,
ADJ.: devolved, transferred. -voluzié-
nme, F.: devolution, transference (of
claims). |l-=wòlvere [L. (volvere, roll)],
TR.: devolve; roll down; REFL.: pass by
transmission.
devo-taménte, ADV.: devotedly, de-
voutly. -tissimo, ADJ.: very devoted.
Ildevò-to [L. -tus (-vovere, vow)], ADI.:
devoted (zealous, devout); M.: devotee.
-ziéne, F.: devotion Cae piety).
di [L. de, from], PREP.: of, from; by, with;
to (before an infin.); than (in ” compari);
dì
some, any (often with def. art.): — certo,
for certain; — giorno, by day; quella
strega — donna, (that) witch of a woman;
è più bravo — lui, he is braver than he;
m importa — molto, it matters much to
me.
dì [L. dies], M.: DAY.
dia- [Gr. did, through, across], PREF.: dia-:
-béte [Gr. bainein, go], M.: (med.) dia-
betes. -bètico, ADJ.: diabetic. -boli-
caménte, ADV.: diabolically. -bdlico,
ADJ.: diabolic. diad-bolo = -volo.
diae-eidia, F.: ice-cellar, ice-house.
-eiare, INTR.: become ice, freeze; REFL.:
freeze. -eiato, PART.: frozen; M.: frost.
-eiatara, F.: freezing; cold weather
(winter); blemish in ice. ||did&e-eio
[ghiaccio], M.: ice; ADJ.: frozen. -ei(u)ò-
lo, M.: icicle; ADJ.: fragile: dente —,
sensitive tooth.
diaeé.., diaei. . pop. = giace. ., giaci. .
diaco-ngle, ADJ.: diaconal. -mato, M.:
diaconate, deaconship. -méssa, F.: dea-
coness. -mia, F.: rank of cardinal dea-
con. ||didco-no [Gr. didkonos, servant],
M.: DEACON.
dia-: -déma [Gr. (dein, bind)], m.: dia-
dem; aureole; white fillet. -famitat, F.:
diaphaneity, transparency. dif-fano [Gr.
phainein, show], ADJ.: diaphanous (trans-
parent). -forético (Gr. phorein, carry],
ADJ.: diaphoretic. -frdmma [Gr. phrés-
sein, inclose], M. : diaphragm. -framma-
tico, ADJ.: diaphragmatic. did-gnosi
[Gr. gignéskein, KNow], F.: diagnosis.
-gnòstico, ADJ.: diagnostic. -gondle
[Gr. gonîa, angle], ADJ., M.: diagonal.
-gonalménte, ADV.: diagonally. -let-
tale, ADI.: dialectal. -léttica, F.:
dialectics. -letticaménte, ADV.: dia-
lectically. -lèttico, aApJ.: dialectical.
“Iètto [Gr. légein, speak], M.: dialect.
-logare = -logizzare. -loghétto, M.:
short dialogue. -lògico, ADJ.: dialo-
gistic. -logismo, m.: dialogism. -logi-
sta, M.: writer of dialogues. -logistico,
ADJ.: dialogistic. -logizzàre, TR.. give
the form of dialogue. did-logo [Gr.
16908, speech], M.: dialogue.
diaman-te [L. adamas, adamant], M.:
diamond: essere un (di) —, be very hard;
be of a firm character. -tino, ADJ.: dia-
mond, adamantine; M.: small diamond.
diame-trfle, ADJ.: diametral, diamet-
rical. -tralménte, ADV. : diametrically.
\\diame-tro [Gr. did, through, métron,
measure], M.: diameter: in (per) —, dia-
metrically.
diamine [euphem. for diavolo], INTERI. :
the dickens (the deuce).
diana [L. Diana (dies, DAY)], F.:
batter la —, beat the reveille.
reveille:
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di=anzi, ADV.: just now, a little while ago.
didpason [Gr. (pés, all)], M.: diapason
(compass or concord of tones).
dià-rio [L. -rium (dies, day)], M.: diary
(Journal). -rista, m.: diarist.
dia-rréa [Gr.-rroia (hrein, flow)], -rriaj,
F.: diarrhea.
diascolo [euphem. for diavolo], M.: the
deuce.
di-asprino, -dspro [Gr. iaspis], M.:
JASPER.
didstole (Gr. (stéllein, set)], F.: diastole.
dia- [Gr. the-, put]: -tesi, F.: diathesis.
-tònico [Gr. teînein, stretch], ADJ.: dia-
tonic. -triba [Gr. tribein, rub], F.: dia-
tribe ; dissertation.
diavo-la, F.: shrew: una buona —, a
good creature. -laeeio, M.: disp. of -lo;
buon —, good-natured fellow. -leria, F.:
deviltry ; confused affair; fantastic com-
position. -lésco, ADJ.: devilish. -léssa,
F.: wicked woman, termagant. -léto,
M.: great tumult. -létto, m.: little
devil; good-hearted fellow; curl-pa-
pers. -lino, M.: car. dim. of -lo; mis-
chievous little imp. -lio, M.: great
crowd, great confusion, hubbub. |ldiavo-
lo [Gr. did-bolos, slanderer], M.: devil, evil
spirit; good-natured fellow: avere il —
addosso, be furious; entrare il —, appear-
ance of discord; fare il — e peggio, take
great pains to prevent or undo a thing;
sapere dove il — ha (tiene) la coda, be very
astute ; un — scaccia l’altro, a fresh mis-
fortune causes forgetfulness of the old
ones; — scatenato, lively boy. -léne,
aug. of -lo.
dibar-baref}, -bicérej, TR.: uproot.
dibassa. . = sbassa..
dibastare}, TR.: unsaddle.
dibat-tere [di-, db. .], TR.: shake, chatter
(said of teeth); debate; be enraged, agi-
tated. -timénto, M.: public trial; shak-
ing}; disputef. -tito, M.: debate. -ti-
tore, M.: debater. -'toj, M.: dispute.
-tato, PART. of -tere; ADJ.f: afflicted
(cast down).
dibona-riaménte}, ADV.: courteously
(Eng.t debonairly). -rietà, F.: cour-
tesy (debonairness).
dibo-scaménto, M.: thinning of forests.
ll-seare [bosco], TR.: deforest; cut out
(trees).
dibottarej = dibattere.
dibrancaref, TR.: lop off, separate.
dibrucérej, TR.: prune, lop.
dibue-eiaménto}, M.: barking (of
trees). -eifret, TR.: remove the bark
from, peel.
dica-ee [L. -x (dicere, talk)], ADI. : chatty
(Eng.} dicacious); pert. -eità, F.: di-
cacity, pertness.
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dicadérej = decadere.
dicalvaref{, TR.: render bald.
dicapitàrej = decapitare.
dicastèro [Gr. dike, justice], M.: dicast.
dicarej = dedicare.
dicatti [L. de capto, taken = gain], M.:
as in aver —, come off fortunately, be
lucky enough.
diccof, M.: dike, defense.
dieémbre, pop. for decembre.
dice-rej [L.]= dire. -ria, F.: tire-
some talk; harangue.
dieervellare [di cervello], TR.: tire the
brain of (tire to death, bore); REFL.:
rack one’s brain; overwork one’s brain.
dieessérej, TR.: stop.
dieé-vole [L. decere, be proper], ADI.:
DECENT (proper), decorous. -volézzai,
F.: suitableness. -volménte, ADV.: dec-
orously.
dichiara-giénej, F., -méntoj, M.: ex-
planation. ||\dichiardé-re [L. de-clarare],
TR.: DECLARE; explain; REFL.: declare
one’s intention; reveal one’s self. -ta-
ménte, ADV.: avowedly (openly). -tivo,
ADJ.: declarative (explanatory). -tére,
M.: declarer (expounder). -tòrio, ADJ. :
explanatory. -zioneélla, F.: short ex-
planation. -ziéme, F.: declaration (ex-
planation). dichiarire}, TR.: clear,
explain.
dichi-naménto}, M.: decline; stoop-
ing. -nérei, INTR.: DECLINE; stoop.
dichi-noj, M.: going down (decline).
diceia=znnòve [dieci nove], NUM.: NINE-
TEEN. -nnovésimo, ADJ.: nineteenth.
-mnovino, M.: papal coin (in Tuscany).
=ssétte, NUM.: SEVENTEEN. -ssettési-
mo, ADJ.: seventeenth.
dieibile [dire], ADJ.: utterable.
dicifera. .} = decifra. .
dieimàret, TR.: remove the top, clip.
dieioccaé-re [ciocca], TR.: thin out the
branches of (lop). -tara, F.: thinning
out.
diei-ottènne, ADJ.: eighteen years old.
-ottésimo, ADJ.: eighteenth. -dtto
[dieci, otto], NUM.: EIGHTEEN.
diei-tére [dicere], M.: speaker. -tara,
F.: speech (manner of expression).
dicollaret = decollare.
dicò-tto}, ADJ.: boiled.
F.: decoction.
dicre. ., dicri. . = decre. ., decli. .
dicrollàre}, TR.: shake.
dicrudàrej, TR.: sweeten; appease.
di-dascdlico (Gr. didéskein, teach], ADI.:
didactic (didascalic). -dattica, F.: di-
dactics. -dattico, ADJ.: didactic.
didiae-eiaménto, M.: melting. ||-eia-
re [di diacciare], INTR.: liquefy (melt);
thaw.
dicadere
dico-ziéne},
differenziare
didéttoj, ADI. : deducted.
diej, M.: day.
diè for diede, PRET. of dare.
dié-ei, -eej [L. decem], NUM. : ten. -ee-
mila, NUM.: ten thousand. -eima, F.:
group of ten, half a score.
diédi, PRET. of dare.
dièresi [Gr. did, apart, haireîn, take], F.:
dizresis.
diesire [L. dies, day, ire, of wrath], M.:
Dies Ire (hymn); day of wrath (Judgment
Day).
diésis [Gr. did, through, hiénai, let gol,
M.: (mus.) sharp.
diétat []. L. (L. dies, day)], F.: diet (as-
sembly).
diéta 2 [Gr. diaita, way of living], F. : diet
(course of food).
dietaméntei, ADV.: quickly.
die-tética [dieta 2], F.: dietetics. -tè-
tico, ADI. : dietetic.
dietreggiare}, INTR.: draw back.
diétro [L. de, from, retro, back], PREP.:
behind, after; ADV.: afterwards; behind;
ADJ., M. : back, rear: — —, without inter-
ruption, very close; farsi correr —, cause
one’s self to be entreated. =gudrdiafj,
F.: rearguard.
difale. . = defale. .
diféltat = difalta.
difén-dere [L. de-fendere (strike)],
IRR.$; TR.: defend, guard; uphold. -dé-
vole, ADJ.: defensive; defensible. . -di-
bile, ADJI.: defendable. -diméntof, M.:
defence. -dit6rej, M.: defender. -si-
bile} =-dibile. -siénej, F.: defence.
-siva, F.: as in stare sulla —, be on the
defensive. -sivo, ADJ.: defensive. -sére,
M.: defender.
§ Pret. difé-si, -se ; -sero. Part. diféso.
di-fésa, F.: defence ; fortification. -fési,
PRET. ||-féso, PART. of -fendere.
difet-tare, INTR.: be defective, be lack-
ing in. -tivaméntef, ADV.: defective-
ly. -tivo, ADJ.: defective. ||difét-to
[L. de-fectus], M.: DEFECT (imperfection).
-tosaménte, ADv.: defectively. -téso,
ADJ.: defective (wanting). -tiieeio, disp.
dim. of -to.
dif-falearet}, TR.: defalcate (deduct).
-félcot, M.: deduction.
eh F.: default. -faltaref, INTR.:
ail.
diffama-méntoj, M.: defamation. |ldif-
fama-re [fama], TR.: defame. -tére,
M.: defamer. -tòrio, ADJ.: defamatory.
-trice, F.: defamer. -ziéne, F.: defa-
mation, slander.
diffe-rénte, ADJ.: different. -rente-
ménte, ADV.: differently. -rènza, F.:
difference, dissimilarity. -renzidle, ADJ.:
differential. -renzidre, TR.: distin-
differenzuccia
guish; differentiate; REFL.: be different,
differ. -renztiecia, F.: slight differ-
ence. -ribile, ADJ.: easily deferred.
-riménto, M.: deferring (delay). |l-rire
[L. dif-ferre (BEAR)], INTR.: be different;
TR.: defer. -ritére, M.: one that differs ;
one that defers.
differ-maménto},M.:confutation. -mà-
re}, TR.: confute.
diffi-eile [L.-cilis (facilis, easy)], ADI.:
difficult; crabbed. -eilétto, ADJ. : some-
what difficult. -eilménte, ADV.: with
difficulty. -coltà, F. : difficulty ; obstacle.
-coltàre, TR.: make difficult; INTR.:
raise a difficulty. -coltéso, ADI.: diffi-
cult. -cult.. = -colt..
diffi-daméntoj, M., -dàanzaj, F.: dis-
trust. ||-dare [L. dif-fidere, trust], INTR.:
distrust (doubt). -démte, ADI. : diffident
(distrustful). -dènza, F.: diffidence (dis-
trust).
diffini. . = defini. .
diffén-dere [dis-, f. .], IRR.; TR. : DIFFUSE
(pour out); REFL.: abound; enlarge upon.
-ditére, M.: diffuser.
diffor-mare = sformare. -matamén-
-tej, ADV.: deformedly. différ-me =
disforme; deformed}. -mita = disfor-
mità; deformity}.
dif-fusaménte [-fuso], ADV.: diffusely.
-fasi, PRET. of -fondere. -fusidne, F.:
diffusion. -fusivo, ADJ. : diffusive, ample.
Il-faso, PART. of -fondere; ADJ.: diffuse
(prolix).
difieioj = edifizio.
difi-lare [di filo], INTR.: defile, go
straight. -lato, PART., ADJ.: straight;
ADV.: directly (straight ahead).
difini. .{, diform. .j = defini.., deform. .
difté-rico, ADJ.: diphtheritic. |l-rite
[Gr. diphthéra, membrane], F.: diph-
theria.
diga [Dutch dyk], r.: dike, bank.
digamma [Gr. dis, twice, gémma], F.:
digamma (old Greek letter).
digenerare} = degenerare.
dige-ribile, apJ.: digestible. -ribili-
tà, F.: digestibility. -riméntoj, M.:
digestion. |{-rire [L. di-gerere (carry)],
TR.: DIGEST; endure; comprehend -ri-
tore, M.: digester. -stibilej = -ribi-
le. -stiéne, F.: digestion; comprehen-
sion. -stirej = -rire. -stivo, ADJ.:
digestive. digé-sto, m.: digest (of law);
PaRT.}: digested. o)
dighiaeei. . = didiacci. .
digiogàrei, TR.: unyoke.
digi-tale, F.: digitalis (plant); ADI.:
digital. |[digi-tof [L. -tus], M.: finger;
inch. i
digiagnere = digiungere. ;
digiu-nfre [-n0], INTR.: fast (abstain
dilatazione
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from food). -natére, M.: faster. di-
git-ne}, F. PL.: fasting; ember weeks.
digiaingeref, TR.: disjoin.
digiano [L. jejunus, dry, fasting], m.: fast
(abstinence from food); ADI.: fasting;
jejune.
digiantof, PART. of -giungere.
digni-ta [L. -tas (dignus, worthy)], F.:
rank ; honour; dignity. -tario, M.: dig-
nitary. -tosaménte, ADV.: worthily
(with dignity). -téso, ADJ.: dignified.
digoeeiolàrej, TR.: pour drop by drop.
digozzare}, TR.: cut the throat.
digrada-ménto, M.: gradation (of tints).
|l\digrada-re [L. gradus, degree], INTR.:
descend gradually; go to the bad}; TR.:
blend colours; lessen objects. -tamén-
te}, ADV.: gradually (by degrees). -zié-
ne, F.: gradation (of colours, objects,
etc.) ; degradation.
digrangrej, TR.: husk.
digrassàre [grasso], TR.: remove fat
from: — il brodo, skim the broth.
digre-dire [L. de-gredi (gradus, step)],
INTR. : DIGRESS (turn aside). -dito, PART.:
digressed. -ssioneélla, -ssioneina,
F.: slight digression. -ssiéme, F.: di-
gression. -ssivo, ADJ.: digressive. di-
grè-sso}, PART.: digressed ; digression.
digrignare [Prov. grinar], TR.: gnash,
snarl: — i denti, gnash the teeth.
digros-saménto, M.: rough-cast; rub-
bing off. |l-sare [grosso], TR.: rough-
hew, give shape to (a statue); polish (in-
struct).
digrum4-re [ruminare], TR.: RUMINATE
(chew over again) ; INTR. : ruminate (chew
the cud); eat much; considerf. -tére,
M.. ruminator.
diguastàrej, TR.: WASTE, spoil; dissi-
pate.
diguazzare [guazzo], TR.: shake, mix
(a liquid).
digusciàret, TR.: husk, shell.
dilaccarej, REFL.: cut, lacerate.
dilaeeidre}, TR.: unlace, unfasten.
dilaeera. . = lacera. .
dilaga-re [lago], INTR., REFL.: form a
lake. -taméntet, ADV.: like an over-
flow; furiously.
dilanidre [L. (lanius, butcher)], TR.:
tear (lacerate, dilaniate).
dilapida-re [lapidare], TR.: dilapidate ;
squander. -ziéne, F.: dilapidation; waste.
dilargare}, TR.: enlarge.
dilàtaj, F.: delay. -ménto, m.: dila-
tion. |dilatà-re [L. (latus, wide)], TR.:
dilate (widen, expand); REFL.: dilate (ex-
pand). -tére, M.: dilator. -tòrio,
ADJ.: dilatory (delaying). -zioneélla,
dim. of -zione. -zione, F.: dilation (ex-
pansion).
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dila-vaménto, M.: washing away. |l-va-
re [lavare], TR.: wash away, wear away
(esp. earth by rain). -wdto, PART.:
washed out; faded (pale, wan).
dila-zioneélla, r.: slight delay. ||=zi6-
ne [dilatare], F.: delay; respite.
dilegàrej, TR.: unfasten.
dileg-giàbile, ADJ.: ridiculous. -gia-
ménto, M.: ridicule, derision. |l-già-
re [L. dis-, lex, law], TR.: ridicule ‘(de-
ride, quizz). -giatézzaj, F.: impudence.
-giatére, M.: derider. -ginoj, M.: ban-
terer; gallant, beau. dilég-gio, M.:
derision ; banter. is
diléginej, ADJ.: thin; weak.
dile-guare [L. diliquare], TR.: make
disappear, disperse; REFL.: disappear
(vanish) ; (fig.) go far away. -’guo, M.:
disappearance: andare in —, disappear.
dilémma, pl. -mi [Gr.], M.: dilemma.
di-leticadre}, TR.: tickle. -léticoy,
M.: tickling.
dilet-tabile, ADI. : delectable (pleasing).
-tabilita, r.: delectableness. -tamén-
to, m.: delectation (delight). -tante,
M., F.: amateur, dilettante. -tamzaf,
F.: delight. -tàre, TR.: delight; REFL.:
delight in, find pleasure in. -tàtot, M.:
delight. -tatére, M.: rejoicer. -ta-
ziònei, F.: delectation (pleasure). -té-
vole = -tabile. -tevolménte, ADV.:
delectably (pleasingly). -tivot, ADJ.:
affectionate. ||\dilét-to [L. dilectus (di-
ligere, love)], ADJ.: beloved; M.: lover;
DELIGHT, pleasure: a bel —, for pleasure;
andare a —, walk about for pleasure.
-tosaménte, ADV.: delightfully. -téso,
ADJ.: delightful.
dile-ziéne [-fto], F.: kindness; spiritual
love.
diliberaj.. = delibera. .
dilibrare}, INTR., REFL.: tumble, fall.
dilicaj.. = delica. .
dili-gènte [L. -gens (diligere, love)],
ADI. : diligent (attentive). -gentemén-
te, ADV.: diligently. -génza, F.: dili-
gence (attention) ; diligence (stage-coach).
diligiéne}, F.: jest; ridicule.
diliquidaref, INTR.: become liquid.
dilisc4ref}, TR.: bone (a fish).
dilitic. .= diletic. .
diliver. .} = deliber. .
dilizi. .} = delizi. .
diloggiare [alloggio], TR.: DISLODGE;
INTR.: move (change one’s lodging).
dilom-bare [lombo], REFL. : strain one’s
back. -bato, PART. : weak-backed, fee-
ble. -batura, F.: lumbar strain.
dilontandre [lontano], TR.: send away;
REFL.: go away (withdraw).
diluei-daméntet, ADV.: lucidly, plainly.
\|-dre [lucido], TR.: elucidate (explain).
dilavamento
diminuire
-daziéne, F.: elucidation. dilvei-dot,
ADJ.: lucid (clear).
di-luénte, ADJ., M.: diluent. ||-luire
[L. di-luere (wash)], TR.: dilute, weaken,
dilun-gaméntoi, M.: delay; remote-
ness. |l-garet [lungo], TR.: stretch;
remove; retard; REFL.: withdraw; wan-
der away.
dilusionej = delusione.
dilu-vidnoj, ADJ.: diluvian. -vifire,
IMPERS.: rain hard, be a deluge; TR., INTR. ;
devour, eat greedily. -viatére, M.:
glutton. ||dila-vio [L. -vium (root lu-,
wash), M.: DELUGE (flood); abundance;
gluttony. -viéne, M.: glutton. -vié-
sot, ADJ.: diluvial.
dimacchiare [macchia], TR.:
spots} ; clear of trees.
dima-gherare, ||-gràre [magro], INTR.:
become lean; TR.: make lean. -graziò-
nef, F.: becoming lean.
dimand. .= domand. .
dimànej, dimani = domani.
dimembràrej, TR.: dismember; tear
apart.
dime-naméntoj=-ni0. |l-ndre [me
nare), TR.: agitate (shake); jolt. -na-
ziénet, F., dime-nio, M.: shaking (jolt-
ing).
dimensiòne [L. -sio], F.: dimension.
dimentarej, TR.: dementate (deprive of
reason).
dimenti-caggine, F., -caméntof, M.:
absent-mindedness (forgetfulness). -cén-
za, F.: forgetting, forgetfulness. ||-ca-
re [mente], TR.: forget; disregard ; REFL.:
forget one’s self. -catéio, M.: forget-
fulness (oblivion): lasciare (mettere) nel
—, forget. -chévolej, ADI. : very for-
getful. diménti-co, ADJ.: neglectful.
-céne, ADJ.: very forgetful or absent-
minded; M.: forgetful man.
dimentirej, TR.: give the lie to (contra-
dict).
dimeritàrej = demeritare.
di-messaménte, ADV.: humbly. -més-
si, PRET. of -mettere. -messidénef, F.:
humiliation. |l=mésso, PART. of -mette-
re; ADJ.: humble, dispirited.
dimestic. . = domestic. .
dimetro [Gr. di(s), twice, métron, meas-
ure], ADJ.: dimeter.
di-méttere, IRR.; TR.: DISMISS (dis-
charge); forget; pardon; abandonij; ceaset;
REFL.: resign (give up).
dimez-zaménto, M.: halving, division.
Il-aére [mezzo], TR.: divide in the middle
(halve).
dimino}, M.: dominion; will.
dimi-nuèndoj, M.: (mus.) diminuendo.
-nuiméntof, M.: diminution. ||-nui-
re [L. -nuere], TR.: diminish, reduce;
clear of
diminutivamente
INTR.: lessen, decrease.
te}, ADV.: diminutively.
-nutivamén-
-nutivo, ADJ.,
M.: diminutive. -muziéme, F.: dimi-
nution.
dimi-si, PRET. of dimettere. -ssiéne,
F.: dismission, resignation. -ssòria, ADJ.:
dimissory ; F.: dimissory letter.
dimoidre [molle], INTR.: liquefy; thaw.
dimél-to [molto], ADV.: very much, a
great deal. -téme, ADV.: (fam. jest.) ex-
cessively.
dimònioj = demonio.
dimò-ra, F.: stay, habitation, abode; de-
lay. -ragiénej, F.: stay, abode. -ra-
méntoj, M.: residence. -rànzaj =
«ra. |leraére [L. demorari (mora, de-
lay)], INTR.: reside, stay. -raziénet,
dimò-roj = -ra.
dimorsàrei, TR.: let go from one’s teeth.
dimo -stràbile, ADJ.: demonstrable.
-straménto, M.: demonstration. -stran-
za}=-strazione. |l-strére [L. de-mon-
strare (show)], TR.: demonstrate (prove);
REFL.: show one’s self. -strativa, F.:
demonstrative faculty. -strativamén-
te, ADV.: demonstratively. -strativo,
ADJ.: demonstrative. -stratére, M.: dem-
onstrator. -strazioneélla, -strazion-
eina, F.: short demonstration. -stra-
zione, F.: demonstration; sign; mani-
festation. dim6-stro} = -strato.
di-mignerej, -mingerej, TR.: milk
di empty. -mintoj, PART., ADI.:
ied.
di-nfmica [Gr. diinamis, power], F.:
dynamics. -mamico, ADJ.: dynamic. -na-
mite, F.: dynamite. -namòmetro [Gr.
métron, measure], M.: dynamometer.
dinanzi [di in anzi], PREP., ADV.: before
(in presence of, in front of); precedingi;
ADJ.: front; M.: front.
di-nastia [Gr. dundstes, ruler], F.: dy-
nasty. -néstico, ADI. : dynastic.
dindérloi, m.: tasselled ornament, fringe.
dindo [echoic], M.: farthing (coin).
dindòn [echoic], ding-dong (of bells).
dinegà-rej, TR.: deny. -ziémej, F.:
denial.
dinervarej, TR.: unnerve ; enervate.
dinfigniméntofj, M.: fiction.
diniégo [dinegare], M.: denial.
dinigrarej, TR.: blacken.
dinoc-cére } [nocca], TR.: put out of
joint; break the neck of; INTR., REFL.:
put out of joint. -coléto, ADI.: unjointed
(broken); languid (listless).
dinodare}, INTR., REFL.: become sepa-
rated (joint from joint).
dinom. .}, dinon. .j, dinot. .{ = de-
nom. ., etc.
din-tornaméntof, M.: drawing contours,
environs. -nérej, TR.: outline. ||d’ in-
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tér-no1, PREP.: around. -tér-ni2, M.
PL.: environs; contour}, outline.
dinudare}, TR.: denude; uncover.
dinumerà-rej, TR.: enumerate.
net, F.: enumeration.
dinunzia. .{ = denuncia. .
Dio, pl. det (of antiquity) or dii [L.
deus], M.: God; ADJ.}: divine: lavorare
per l'amor di —, work without compen-
sation; faccia —, — voglia, God grant;
— me ne guardi, God forbid.
di-oeesàno, ADJ.: diocesan; M.: dioce-
san. |l=deesi [Gr. diotkesis (did, through,
otkos, house)], F.: diocese.
diòt-tra [Gr. dioptra (did, through, root
op-, see)], F., M.: dioptra. diòt-trica,
F.: dioptrics. diòt-trico, ADI.: diop-
tric.
dipana-re [L. panus, ball of thread],
TR.: wind, reel; (fig.) clear up a con-
fused matter; eat heartily. -tira, F.:
reeling, winding.
diparérej, INTR.: appear.
dipar-ténza, F.: as in far le -tenze, bid
farewell; departurej. -timénto, M.:
department; division; departurey. ||=ti-
re [partire], TR.{: part (divide); INTR.,
REFL.: depart (leave). -tita = -tenza.
dipelare}, TR.: make bald; scorch.
dipellàreij, tR.: skin (flay).
di-pendénte, ADJ. or M.: dependent.
-pendenteménte, ADV.: dependently.
-pendénza, F.: dependence; PL.: de-
pendent states. |l=pèndere, IRR.; INTR.:
depend. -pendito, -péso, PART. of
-pendere.
di-pignerej, |=pingere, IRR.; TR.:
PAINT; DEPICT (represent); REFL.: use
rouge. -pinsi, PRET. of -pingere. -pin-
to, PART. of -pingere; M.: painting, pic-
ture. -pintére, M.: painter. -pinti-
ra, F.: painting.
diplò-ma [Gr. (dipléos, TWOFOLD)], M.:
document; diploma. -mAatica, F.: dip-
lomatics. -maticaménte, ADV.: dip-
lomatically. -mftico, ADJ.: diplomatic ;
M.: diplomat(ist). -mazia, r.: diplo-
macy.
dipopolàrej, TR.: depopulate.
dipérre} = deporre.
di-portaménto}, M.: deportment, con-
duct. {l=portare, REFL.: carry or de-
port one’s self ; divert one’s selff. -por-
to, M.: amusement, recreation; solacet.
dipos. .{, diput. .= depos. ., deput. .
diradare [rado], TR.: thin (plants, etc.);
REFL.: become thin.
diradicare}, TR.: eradicate, rout out.
diramf-re [ramo], TR.: thin off branches
(thin out); separate, divide into branches.
-zioneélla, F.: slight division. -ziéne,
F.: branching (ramification).
diramazione
-ziò-
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dirancàrej, TR : spoil, root up.
dirazzàre [razza], INTR.: lose one’s race
(or family) qualities.
dire [L. dicere], 1RR.$; TR.: say, tell;
mean, signify; call; M.: saying: dir la
sua, add one’s opinion; dir bene d’ uno,
speak well of one; non mi vuol —, I do
not succeed; I have no good fortune; vo-
ler —, mean.
$ Ind.: Pres. di-co, -ci or di, -ce ; -cidmo,
-te, di-cono. Impf. dicéva. Pret. dissi, dicésti,
disse; dicémmo, dicéste, dissero. Subj.:
Pres.: dica, etc. Impf. dicéssi. Fut. dirò.
Cond. dirèi. I've di’, dite. Ger. dicèndo.
Part. détto. Old form: ditto, — Of compounds
benedire and maledire have Impf. in -dicéva
or -diva ; Pret. in - disse, -dissero or -di, -dt-
ronot.
diredare = diseredare.
direnàrej, TR.: sprain the back.
direptiénef, F.: rapine; destruction.
diréssi, PRET. of dirigere.
diretanoj ADJ.: hind, last.
diretàrej = diseredare.
dirètroj, M.: hinder, back part; ADI.,
ADV. : behind.
diret-taménte, ADV.: directly. -tivo,
ADJ.: directing. Il dirèt=to, PART. of
dirigere; aDJ.: direct (straight); directed
dirancare
(addressed); ADV.: directly. -tére, M.:
director. -tòrio, M.: Directory of
France. -trfiee, F.: directress. dire-
ziéne, F.: office of director; official
title or residence; direction; address.
dirieeiare [riccio], TR.: shell (chest-
nuts).
diridere} = deridere.
diriéto}, PREP., ADV.: behind, after.
dirigere [L. regere, guide)], IRR.$; TR.:
direct, manage; address; REFL.: go.
§ Pret. dirès-sî, -se -sero. Part. dirbtto.
dir-imènte, ADJ.: annulling, invalidating
(a marriage). ||-iméref [L. dis-imere],
tR.: divide; break, annul.
di=rimpétto, PREP., ADV.: opposite (to),
over against.
dirincéntro}, ADV.: opposite to; on the
contrary.
diripata}, F.: precipice.
dirisionej = derisione.
dirit-ta, F.: right hand; direct road.
-taménte, ADV.: directly, straight.
-tànzai, -tézza, F.: straightness; jus-
tice, uprightness. ||dirit-to [diretto],
ADJ.: DIRECT (straight); just (upright);
M.: right side; right; claim; law; title;
level}; ADV.: straight, directly: w —,
rightly, with reason; ogni — ha il suo ro-
vescio, all good things have their bad
sides. -tara, F.: straightness; judg-
ment; impost}, tax.
diriva.. = deriva..
diriviènij, M., INVAR.: windings, mean-
derings.
disacquistare
diriz-zacrinej = -2atoio. -zaméntoi,
M.: directing. |l-zare [diritto], TR.:
straighten; reform; direct (turn); REFL.}:
arise. -zatoio, M.: bodkin for the hair,
-zatére, M.: manager. -zatriee, F.:
directress. -zatura, F.: straightening.
-z6ne, M.: thoughtless action; whim;
stubborn insistence.
diro}, ADJ.: impious, dire, cruel.
diroc-caménto, M.: destruction, demo-
lition. ere [rocca], TR.: destroy
(ruin). -catére, M.: destroyer.
diroeeiaret, INTR.: fall from a rock.
diroga. .} = deroga. .
di=r6mpere, IRR.; TR.: soften (loosen,
relax); interrupt}, break}; REFL.: become
angry. -rompiménto, M.: relaxation;
interruptiont. -réttat, F.: hard rub-
bing, friction.
di-rottaménte, ADV.: excessively.
l|-r6tto1 [-rompere], PART., ADJ.: re-
laxed; excessive: a —, excessively, heav-
ily.
diréttoj2, ADJ.: broken, steep.
dirovinaref, TR.: ruin.
diroz-zaménto, M.: polishing; instruc-
tion. ||-zare [rozzo], TR.: rough-hew;
polish, instruct.
dirubdref, TR.: rob.
diruggi-nare} = -nire. -nio,M.: grind-
ing, gnashing. |l=-nire [ruggine], TR.: re-
move the rust from: — i denti, gnash
the teeth.
diru-paméntof}, M.: falling down; preci-
pice. |l-pare [rupe], INTR. : fall froma
precipice (be precipitated); TR.{: precipi-
tate. -pato, PART.; M.: precipice. -pi-
nare] = -pare. dirà-po, us’ly pl., -pi,
M.: precipice; craggy place.
dirappi, PRET. of dirompere.
dirùto}, ADJ.: ruined.
di(s)- [L., apart], PREF.: dis-.
dis = abbellire, TR., REFL.: lose one’s
beauty.
disabilità}, F.: inability.
disabi-tare}, TR.: depopulate. ||-tato
[abitato], ADJ.: uninhabited. -taziénef,
F.: being uninhabited.
dis-aecentare, TR.: remove the accent
from.
disaceéso}, ADJ.: extinguished.
dis-aeeétto, ADI.: unaccepted, unwel:
come.
dis-acconeiaménte, ADV.: unsuitably,
improperly. ||=accéneio, ADI.: unfitted
(ill-adapted).
dis-accorddre}, REFL.: disagree. ||=ac-
còrdo, M.: disagreement.
dis-accurato, ADJ.: inaccurate.
disacerbare [acerbo], TR.: appease
(quiet); REFL.: become calm.
disacquistaére}, TR. : lose.
disadattaggine
dis-adattaggine, r.: unfitness. -adat-
taménte, ADV. : unsuitably. ||=adétto,
ADJ.: unadapted (unsuitable, awkward).
dis=adornare, TR.: deprive of orna-
ments; adorn unsuitably. =adérno,
ADJ.: unadorned.
disaffaticare}, REFL.: rest one’s self.
disaffe-zionare, TR.: disaffect. ||-ziéne
[affezione], F.: disaffection, unfriendliness.
disagévo-le [agevole], ADI. : difficult, un-
easy. -lézza, F.: uneasiness. -lménte,
ADV.: with difficulty.
disaggra-dare}, INTR.: be displeasing.
-dévole, ADJ.: disagreeable. ||-dire
[aggradire], TR.: displease; INTR.: be
disagreeable.
disagguagli. .} = disuguagli. .
dis-agiàre, TR.: deprive of ease (dis-
turb, incommode). -agidto, PART., ADJ.:
troubled; needy. -agiatére, M.: dis-
turber. |[=4gio, M.: discomfort (incon-
venience); trouble; want. -agiéso, ADJ.:
inconvenient, troubled: teneré a —, keep
waiting.
disagràrej, TR.: desecrate.
dis-aiutàreij, TR.: hinder.
hindrance, impediment.
disalberadre}, TR.: dismast.
disalbergàre}, INTR.: leave home.
disalloggiérei, TR.: dislodge.
dis-amabile, ADJ.: unamiable. -aman-
te}, PART., ADJ.: unloving. |l=amare,
TR.: cease to love; dislike.
disambiziéso}, ADJ.: unambitious.
dis-amenità, F.: disagreeableness.
lsaméno, ADJ.; disagreeable.
disamieizia(, F.: unfriendliness.
disàmi-na, F., -naménto}, M.: exami-
nation. -nAntet,M.: examiner. ||-nérej
[L. eraminare], TR.: examine carefully.
-naziéne}, F.: examination.
disammiraziòne}, F.: lack of admira-
tion.
disamo-rare, TR.:
-aittof, M.:
cause to lose affec-
tion; REFL.: lose liking for. -rato,
PART., ADJ.: indifferent. -ratdeeio,
ADJ.: hard-hearted, cold. ||\disamé-re
[amore], M.: want of affection (indiffer-
ence, dislike). -révole, ADJ.: unkind.
-revolézza, F.: lack of affection, un-
kindness. -résot = -revole.
dis-animare, TR.: dishearten, discour-
age; REFL.: become discouraged.
disapparàrej, TR.: unlearn.
disappariscèntet, ADJ.: ugly.
disappeténza, F.: lack of appetite.
disappli-care [applicare], REFL.: not
apply one’s self (be inattentive). -catéz-
za, F.: lack of application (inattention).
-càto, ADJ.: indolent. -caziéne, F.:
inattention.
dis=appréndere, IRR.; TR.: unlearn.
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-apprensidne, F.: fearlessness. -ap-
prési, PRET. of -apprendere. -appréso,
PART. of -apprendere.
dis=approvare, TR.: disapprove.
provaziòne, F.: disapprobation.
disarborare} = disalberare.
disarginare [argine], TR.: break down
the banks of (said of rivers, etc.).
dis-armaméntof, M.: disarming. ||=ar-
disbarcare
-ap-
mare, TR.: disarm; appease. -firmo,
M.: disarming.
disar-monia [armonia], F.: lack of
harmony, discord. -moònico, ADJ.: in-
harmonious. -monizzàre, INTR.: be
out of harmony.
disarticolare [articolo], TR.: (surg.) am-
putate at the joints.
disascéso}, ADI. : disclosed, manifest.
disasprire}, TR.: mitigate (relieve).
disassue-fare [dis-, a. .], IRR.; TR.: dis-
accustom; REFL.: become disaccustomed.
-fatto, PART., -féei, PRET. of fare.
dis-astrare, TR.: hurt; prejudice ; REFL..
damage one’s business. |l|=astro, M.:
disaster; damage. -astréso, ADJ.: dis-
astrous.
disattén-to [atiento], ADI.: inattentive.
-ziéne, F.: inattention.
disauto-ràre [L. auctorare], TR.: re-
move from authority; REFL.: be deprived
of authority. -rizzare =-rare.
dis-avanzare, INTR.: cease to advance;
lose ground (suffer loss). ||=avamzo, M.:
deficit, loss.
disavvan-taggidre [avvantaggiare],
TR.: lose an advantage. -taggio, M.:
disadvantage. -taggiosaméntef, ADV. :
at a disadvantage.” -taggidso, ADV.:
disadvantageous. as
disavve-diméntoj, M.: inadvertence.
-dutaménte, ADV.: heedlessly. -du-
tézza, F.: inconsiderateness, imprudence.
|l-dato [dis-, a. .], ADJ.: improvident (im-
prudent) ; inconsiderate (heedless).
disavve-nònte [avvenente], ADJ. : unpre-
possessing (charmless, graceless). -nen-
tézza}, -nénza, F.: want of grace, of
charm. -névolej = -nente. -nireft,
INTR.: come inconveniently. -ntùara,F.:
mishap, misfortune. -nturataménte,
ADV.: unfortunately. -mturato, -ntu-
résot, ADJ.: unfortunate, unlucky.
dis-avverténza, F.: inadvertency.
dis-avvezzaméntot,M.: disuse. |l=av-
vezzare, TR.: disaccustom; REFL.: be-
come disaccustomed.
disavvisaméntoj, M.: negligence.
disban-deggiàre}, -direj, TR.: banish.
disbarattarej, TR.: dissipate.
disbarbàret, TR.: root up.
disbarcaref, TR., INTR.: disembark ; un:
load.
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disbassàre = sbassare.
di-sbérso, M.: disbursement.
dis-bramaref, TR.. gratify.
disbrancarejf, TR.: strip of branches
(disbranch).
di=sbrigàre, TR.: extricate, clear up;
REFL.: rid or free one’s self of.
di-scaceiaménto, M.: dismissal ; expul-
ll=seaeeidre, TR.: send away
disbassare
sion.
(dismiss). -scaeeiativo, ADJ.: dismis-
sive, expulsive. -scaeeiatére, M.: ex-
peller.
disca-dérej, INTR.: fall away; waste;
fall or return to (said of property). -di-
méntoi,M.: falling away ; decay. -ditoi,
ADJ.: fallen.
dis-calzàrej, TR.: strip of shoes and
stockings. -cf&lzot, ADI. : barefooted.
discAnsot, M.: escape.
discapezzarej, TR.: lop off; decapitate.
di-scapitàre, INTR. : undergo loss. -sea-
pito, M.: loss; injury.
discarecdaref}, TR.: unload.
discareerare}, TR.: release from prison.
dis-caricaméntoj} =-carico. ||=ca-
ricàare, TR.: unload; relieve; REFL.:
ease one’s self. -cdrico, M.: unload-
ing; exculpation.
discarnare}, TR.: strip of flesh; REFL.:
become thin.
dis=c4ro, ADJ.: unpleasant (offensive).
discaten4ref, TR.: unchain.
discavaleadre}, TR.: unhorse, throw;
INTR.: dismount.
discèderei, IRR. ; INTR.: go away.
di-scendénte, ADJ.: descending; M.:
descendant. -scendénza, F.: descent,
. lineage. |l=scémdere, IRR.; INTR.: de-
scend (go down; spring from); TR.: de-
scend. -scendiméntof, M., -scensié-
nej, F.: descent, origin. -scenséref,
M.. descendant.
discéntef, M.: learner.
dis-centraménto, M.: decentralization.
\l-centrare [centro], TR. : decentralize.
di-scépola, F.: pupil. -scepolatof,
M.: pupilage. |l-scépolo [L. discipulus
(discere, learn)], M.: disciple (pupil).
discer-nénte, PART., ADJ.: discerning,
understanding. -nènzat, F.: discern-
ment; sign. |discèr-nere [cernere],
TR.: discern (distinguish ; perceive). -né-
vole}, ADI.: distinctive. -mibile, ApJ. :
discernible. -niménto, M.: discernment.
-nitére, M.: discerner.
discèrperej, TR.: tear to pieces.
discervellare = dicervellare.
discé-sa, F.: descent (going down; de-
clivity). discé-si, PRET., ||discé-so,
PART. of -ndere.
discettà-rej, TR.: dispute (contend).
-ziénef, F.: contention.
disconoscere
disceve-rAnza;, F.: separation. -raref,
INTR.: dissever.
dischiaràrej = dichiarare.
dischiattare}, INTR.: degenerate.
dischiavaeceiaref, TR.: unlock.
dischiavare}, TR.: open (with a key),
unlock.
dischiédere}, TR.: refuse.
dischieràrej, TR.: break the ranks of,
disorder; REFL.: quit the ranks.
dischièsta{, F.: indigence.
dischiodare = schiodare.
dischiomaref}, TR.: disorder the hair of.
dis=chiudere, IRR.; TR. : disclose (open).
dischiumaref, TR.: scum, skim.
dis-chitisi, PRET., -chitiso, PART. of
-chiudere.
di-scignere}, ||-scingere [dis-, c. |],
IRR. ; TR.: ungird (untie). -scinsi, PRET.;
-scinto, PART. of -scingere.
di=scidgliere, IRR.; TR.: DISSOLVE; un-
fasten (loosen); REFL.: melt. -sciogli-
ménto, M.: solution. -scioglitére,
M.: dissolver. -sciòlsi, PRET. of -scio-
gliere. -scioltaméntef, ADV.: freely,
loosely. -sciòlto, PART. of -sciogliere:
dissolved, loose, free. -sciòrrej = -scio-
gliere.
discipli-na [L. (discere, learn)], F.: dis-
cipline (system of rules; subjection to
rule ; training, instruction ; science; chas-
tisement, penance); scourge (flagellant’s
lash, whipcord). -nabile, ADI: dis-
ciplinable. -nabilità, F.: disciplinable-
ness. -nfnti, M. PL.: penitents. -nà-
rel, ADJ.: disciplinary. -nére2, TR:
discipline; REFL.: do penance. -nata-
ménte, ADV.: according to rule or dis-
cipline. -matézza, F.: observance of
discipline. -névolet, ADJ.: disciplinable.
discipuloj = discepolo.
dis-co [Gr. -kos], M.: discus (quoit); disk.
aa M.: discus-thrower.
ref = e.
disco-laménte}, ADV.: dissolutely. -1ét-
to, M.: idle youth. |l\disco-lo [Gr. dis-
kolos, hard to cultivate], aps.: disorderly
(dissolute, wild, vile); M.: dissolute per-
son (libertine).
discolorà-rej, TR.: discolour. -ziénef,
F.: paleness.
discol-pa [colpa], F., -paméntoi, i:
exculpation, vindication. -pàre, TR.:
exculpate.
discom. .} = scom. .
dis-coneiàrej, TR.: disarrange. -cén-
eioy, ADJ.: disarranged ; unsuited; rude.
dis=confessare, TR.: disavow (disown).
disconf. .{ = sconf. .
disco-nòbbi, PRET. of -noscere. -no-
scénzaj, F.: mistaken knowledge; lack
of recognition, ingratitude. ll-méscere
HI Te Oe
disconosciutamente
[dis-, c. .], IRR.; TR.: not recognize. -no-
sciutaméntef, ADV.: ungratefully; with-
out being known. -nosciuto, PART. of
-noscere; ADI.} : unknown.
dis-consentiménto, M.: dissent. ||=con-
sentire, TR.: dissent (disagree).
disconsi-gliaménto}, M.: dissuasion.
-gliàrej, TR.: dissuade.
discons. .j, discont. .j = scons. ., scont. .
discon-tinuaref, TR.: discontinue. -ti-
nuataménte}, ADV.: interruptedly. -ti-
nuaziéne}, F.: discontinuation. ||-ti-
nuo [continuo], ADJ.: discontinuous.
dis-convenévole, ADJ.: unsuitable, un-
becoming. -conveniénza, F.: unsuit-
ability, incongruity. ||=convenire, IRR.;
INTR.: misbecome, be unsuitable. -con-
vénni, PRET. of -connire. -conventto,
PART. of -convenire.
discop. .}, discora. .{ = scop. ., scora. .
discor-daméntof, M., -dinza, F.: dis-
cord; dissension. -dare, INTR.: be dis-
cordant (disaccord) ; disagree ; (Eng.} dis-
cord); cause discordf ; be distantf. -da-
torej, M.: disputant. [ldiscér-de [L.
dis, cor, HEART], ADI. : discordant (disso-
nant); disagreeing}. -deménte, ADV.:
discordantly. -dévolet, ADJ.: discord-
ant. disedr-dia, F.: discord (strife).
-diésot, ADJ.: quarrelsome.
discor-réndo, GER.: discoursing: e via
—, and so on. |l-rere [dis-, c..], IRR.;
INTR.: DISCOURSE (talk); run or ramble
about}: far — i morti, change a testa-
ment. -révoley, ADJ.: flowing. -rimén-
toi, M.: discourse; flowing; concourse ;
running about. -ritére, M., -ritriee,
F.: discourser (talker). diseér-sa, F.:
tedious talk (nonsense); affected wittiness.
-saeeio, M.: stupid discourse. -sétto,
-sino, M.: pretty little speech. discér-
si, PRET. of -rere. -sivoj, ADJ.: discur-
sive. discér-so, PART. of -rere: dis-
coursed, etc.; M.: discourse; reasoning.
-séne, M.: long discourse.
discortése} = scortese.
discoscéso = scosceso.
discosciàrej, TR.: disjoint the thigh;
INTR.: be rugged or steep.
disco-staménto, M.: removal, departure.
ll-stare [costa], TR.: remove, put away;
REFL.: go away, withdraw. -stato, di-
scò-stoI, ADJ.: removed; distant. di-
scò-sto 2, ADV.: far off.
discovrire} = scoprire.
diserasia [Gr. dus, bad, krésis, mixture],
F.: (med.) dyscrasia.
discre-dénte}, ADJ.: incredulous. -dén-
zat, F.: incredulity. |ldiseré-dere
[dis-, e. .], TR.: discredit (disbelieve) ;
REFL.: change one’s opinion. -ditamén-
tot, m.: discredit. -ditàre, TR.: dis-
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credit (deprive of credibility; disgrace);
REFL.: disgrace one’s self. discré-di-
to, M.: discredit, loss of favor.
dis-crepàntet, ADJ.. discrepant. -ere-
panza, F.: discrepancy, difference.
||serepare, INTR.: be discrepant (differ,
be at variance).
discresce. .| = decresce. .
discre-taménte, ADV.: discreetly. -téz-
za = -zione. -tivaménte, ADV.: dis-
cretively. -tivo, ADJ.: discretive (dis-
cerning). ||diseré-to [L. -tus (cernere,
separate)], ADJ.: discreet (prudent, just,
fair); moderate (mediocre); fair (quite
considerable). -ziéne, F.: discretion.
discrimindale}, M.: bodkin for the hair.
discrit. .}, discriz.. = descrit.., descriz..
discrollaref, TR.: shake, toss.
discueîrej, TR.: unsew, rip out.
disculmindaref, TR. : remove the top, un-
roof.
discuoidref, TR.: skin.
dis-cussàrej = -cutere. -ctssi, PRET.
of -cutere. -cussiéne, F.: discussion,
debate. -cvisso, PART. of -cutere. |l=ci-
tere [L. quatere, shake], IRR.$; TR.: DIS-
CUSS.
§ Pret. reg. ; or discus-si, -se ; -sero. Part.
discusso.
dis-degnaménto, M.: scorn, anger. -de-
gnanzaj, F.: disdain. ||=degnàre, TR.:
disdain (scorn); INTR. : be disdainful. -dé-
gno, M.: disdain. -degnosaménte,
ADV.: disdainfully. -degnéso, ADJ.: dis-
dainful, angry.
dis-détta, F.: refusal; denial; (fam.)
bad luck (esp. at play). |l-détto [-dire],
PART.: refused; M.{: refusal, bad luck.
disdieé-volej, ADI. : indecent; improp-
er. -volézzai, F.: impropriety. -vol-
méntet, ADV.: improperly.
dis=direI, IRR.; TR.: unsay (retract);
deny; forbid; withdraw: — dl fitto (or
la casa), give notice to quit.
disdire 2 [L. dis decere, be fitting], INTR.:
be unbecoming (be unsuitable).
disdissi, PRET. of disdiret.
disdòro [L. de-decorus, shameful], M. : dis-
honour, shame.
disebbrifrej, INTR.: become sober again.
disece. .} = dissece. .
dise - gnaménto} = -gno. |-gnére
[di-, s. .], TR.: design (delineate, draw;
describe; plan, intend). -gnatéio, M.:
crayon-case. -gnatére, M., -gnatrice,
F.: designer. -gnataraj}, F.: design.
-gnétto,-gnino, M.: prettylittle sketch.
disé-gno, m. : design (sketch; intention);
art of drawing: colorire un —, put an
idea into practice.
disegual. . = disugual. .
disellàrej, TR.: unsaddle,
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dis-enfidre, TR.:
swelling of.
disennatof, ADJ.:
ish.
disensàtoj, ADJ.: dull, insensate.
disenteria} = dissenteria.
dis-equilibrio, M.: disequilibrium.
dis-eredare, TR.: disinherit. -ereda-
ziéne, F.: disinheriting. -erédef, ADJ.:
disinherited; M.: disinherited person. -ere-
ditàrej = -dare.
diserrare}, TR.: open, unlock.
diser-taménto, M.: desolation. ||=-ta-
re [ak. to deserto], TR.: destroy (ruin) ;
INTR.: desert. -tatére, M.: destroyer.
disèr-toj, ADJ.: deserted (solitary) ; M.:
desert. -tére, M.: deserter.
diser-vigio}, M.: bad turn (unkindness).
-virej, TR.: disserve, harm.
disfaci-ménto [disfare], M.: undoing
(destruction). -tére, M.: undoer (de-
stroyer). -tiara, F.: undoing.
disfamare = sfamare.
dis=fare, IRR.; TR.: undo (destroy, de-
feat); REFL.: dissolve; rid one’s self (di,
of): -farsi in lacrime, burst into tears.
-fatta, F.: defeat (rout of an army).
-fattibile, aDJ.: that can be undone or
destroyed. -fAtte, PART of -fare. -fat-
téret, M.: destroyer.
disfavillàre;, INTR.:
disfavor. .= sfavor..
dis- fariénet,F.: destruction, ruin. -féei,
PRET. of disfare.
disenfiare
disinflate ; reduce the
out of one’s mind, fool-
sparkle.
disferenziàre [differente], TR.: distin-
guish.
disfermare}, TR.: weaken, make less
firm.
disferr. .}, disfid. .}, disfig. .| = sferr. .,
sfid. ., sfig. .
dis= fingeret, IRR.; INTR.: dissemble.
-fingiméntof}, M.: dissembling.
disfinire} = definire.
disfiof. ., disfog. .{ = sfio. ., sfog. .
dis- formare = sformare. ||-férme
[forma], ADJ.: unlike, different. -for-
mita, F.: diversity, difference.
disfornire}, TR.: unfurnish.
disfortunato = sfortunato.
disfrancare}, TR.: disfranchise.
disfren. .{, disgann. .} = sfren. .,
singann. .
disgiugn. .j = disgiung. .
dis=giingere, IRR.; TR.: disjoin (sep-
arate); distinguish; ‘anyoke. -giungi-
ménto, M.: disjunction (separating).
-giinsi, PRET. of -giungere. -giunta-
ménte, ADV.: disjointedly (separately).
-giuntivaménte, ADV.: disjunctively.
-giuntivo, ADJ.: (gram.) disjunctive.
-giamto, PART. of -giungere. -giun-
ziéne, F.: disjunction, separation.
di-
disinsegnare
disgo. .} = sgo. .
disgra-dére [grado], TR.: put to shame;
degrade (disgracet); descend by steps or
degreest. -dévole, ADJ.: unpleasant.
-diménto, m. : disapprobation, contempt.
-dire, Tr.: dislike. disgrà-do, MX
despite: avere a —, dislike, have an aver-
sion for; @ —, in spite of.
disgraticolàret, TR.: deprive of grating
or bars.
disgrato}, ADJ.: disagreeable.
disgrava.. = sgrava. .
disgravidaref, INTR.: bring forth.
dis=grazia, F.: misfortune (ill luck, mis-
chance); disgrace (disfavour): per —, un-
fortunately. -graziére = disgradare.
-graziataménte, ADV.: unfortunately.
-graziàto, ADJ.: unfortunate, unhappy
(wretched). -graziésot, ADJ.: quarrel-
some.
disgre-gabile, ADJ.: that can be sep-
arated. -gAnzaj =-gazione. |legadre
[L. grex, flock], TR.: separate (disunite,
Eng.t disgregate). | -gativo, ADJ.: sep-
arating. -gaziéne, F.: separation.
disgrev. .}, disgrign. .| = disgrav. .,
digrign. .
disgroppéref, TR. : undo.
disgross. .} = sgross. .
dis-guaglifnzaj, F., -gufiglio], M
inequality.
disgu-stare, TR.: disgust; offend ; REFL.:
be disgusted. -stévole, ADJ.: disgust-
ing. -stevolézza, F.: disgustfulness.
||disga-sto [gusto], M.: disgust (aver-
sion, dislike). -stéso, ADJ.: disgusting.
di-siaj, F.: desire. -siare}, TR.: desire.
disid. ., disig. . = desid. ., dissig. .
dis-Liipaestdre, TR.: disencumber (dis-
embarrass).
diszimparfre, TR.: unlearn (forgét).
disim-pegnare [impegno], TR.: disen-
gage (release); perform (achieve); REFL.:
get through, get off: -pegnarsi di sua
parola, keep one’s word. -pégno, M.:
disengagement (release).
disinare} = desinare.
diszincantàre, TR.: disenchant.
disinclinaziénef, F.: disinclination.
disinénza = desinenza.
dis-infettante, ADJ., M.: disinfectant.
||simfettare [infetto], TR.: disinfect.
-infezidne, F.: disinfection.
dis-infingeret, IRR.; TR.: dissemble.
diszingannére, TR.: disillusion (unde-
ceive); REFL.: be disillusioned (be unde-
ceived). -ingànno, M.: disillusion.
dis-innamoraménto, M.: ceasing to
love. ||=imamordare, REFL. : cease being
enamoured.
dis-insegnare, TR.: unteach; teach the
opposite of.
disinteressato
dis-interessàto, ADJ.: disinterested.
llzinterèsse, M.: disinterestedness.
disinvit&ret, TR.: countermand.
dis-involtaménte, ADV.: easily, grace-
fully. ||=imvélto, ADJ.: unembarrassed
(self-possessed, easy ; graceful). -invol-
tara, F.: self-possession (ease, grace);
boldness ; levity.
disio, disirot = desire, desio.
disistancare}, REFL.: rest one’s self.
disisti-ma [dis-, stima], F.: disesteem ;
disrepute. -mare, TR.: disesteem.
dislaceidre [laccio], TR.: unlace.
dislagàrej, REFL.: overflow.
disle. ., disloc. . = sle. ., slog. .
dis-lodare, TR.: dispraise.
disloga. . = sloga. .
dismagare}, TR.: err; deviate; REFL.:
separate one’s self.
dismagliàrej, TR.: break the meshes;
(fig.) tear flesh with the nails.
dismalaref, TR.: cure.
dismantare}, REFL. : remove one’s cloak.
dismarr. .j, dismem. .j = smarr. .,
smem. .
dismemoràtoi, ADJ.: unmindful.
dismen-tàrej, -ticdre = dimenticare.
disméttere = smettere.
dismisù-ra [dis-, m. .], F.: excess: a —,
excessively. -rAnzaj = -ra. -raref,
INTR.: exceed the measure.
dismodato = smodato.
dismonacàrej, TR.: uncloister; REFL.:
leave a cloister.
dismontare = smontare.
dismuòverej, TR.: dissuade; disturb;
REFL.: change one’s mind.
disnatura. . = snatura. .
disnebbiare [nebbia], TR.: free from
mist or clouds.
disnervàrej, TR.: enervate.
disnidérej, TR.: take from the nest;
REFL. : leave the nest.
disno-dare [nodo], TR.: unknot, undo.
-dévolet, ADJ.: that can be untied.
disnore} = disonore.
dis-nudàre, TR.: denude.
disobbedi. . = disubbidi. .
dis-obbligante, PART., ADJ.: disoblig-
ing. =obbligàre, TR.: free from obliga-
tion (Eng.f disoblige). -òbbligo, M.:
release from obligation.
dis-occupare, TR.: disengage (release);
REFL.: rest from labor (take one’s ease).
-oceupato, ADJ.: unoccupied (at leisure).
-occupaziéne, F.: leisure.
disolaméntot, M.: desolation.
dis-onesta, F.: dishonesty. -onesta-
ménte, ADV.: dishonestly. -onestàrei,
TR.: dishonour ; REFL.: disgrace one’s self.
ll:onèsto, ADJ.: dishonest ; indecent.
disounàre}, REFL.: awake.
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disono-raménto, M., -rànzaj, F.: dis-
honour, disgrace. -rdre, TR.: dishonour
(disgrace); REFL.: disgrace one’s self.
-ratére, M.: he who dishonours. ||diso-
né-re [onore], M.: dishonour (disgrace).
disparire
-révole, ADJ.: dishonourable. -revol-
ménte, ADV.: dishonourably.
disoppi-lante, ADJ., M.: deoppilative.
|[-lare [dis-, o. .], TR.: clear (Eng. deop-
pilate). -lativo = -lante.
di=sé6pra, ADV.: over; above. =sopra=
più, ADV.: over and above, besides.
disorbi-tamte, ADI. : exorbitant. -tan-
teménte, ADV.: exorbitantly. -tanza,
F.: exorbitance. [l-tare [orbita], TR.:
exceed.
disordi-ndeeio, M.: great disorder.
-naménto, M., -nanzaf, F.: disorder.
-nare, TR.: disorder (disturb); INTR.:
exceed, be immoderate; REFL.}: be con-
fused. -nataménte, ADV.: in a dis-
orderly way; lawlessly. -mato, PART.,
ADJ.: disorderly; irregular; dissolute.
-naziénej, F.: disorder. ||disérdi-ne
[ordine], M.: disorder (confusion); irregu-
larity.
dis = organizzàre,
REFL.: be confused.
disormeggiare}, TR.: uncable.
disornàret, TR.: disadorn.
disorpellare [orpello], TR.: strip of tin-
sel; bare (unmask).
disossare [osso], TR.: bone.
disossidàre [ossido], TR.: reduce the
oxides.
disottànoij, ADJ.: lower (inferior).
disotterràre = dissotterrare.
di=sétto, PREP., ADV.: below, beneath.
disp. ., often = sp. .
dispac-eiaménto}j, M.: speed. ||-eia-
re [L. pedica (pes, foot), fetter], TR. : DIS-
PATCH (telegraph); exPEDite. dispàe-
eio, M.: dispatch (message, official let-
ter; telegram); courset, expeditionf.
dispaidre [paio], TR.: unmatch (dis-
unite, separate).
dis=parare}, TR.: unmatch ; unlearn, for-
get. -pardto, ADJ.: disparate (dissim-
ilar).
disparécchit, PRON. (M. PL.): a great
many.
disparènzat, F.: disappearance.
dis-parére I, M.: slight dissension, dis-
pute.
dispa-rérej 2, INTR.: disappear. -révo-
le}, ADJ.: passing, fleeting.
di-spargere}, IRR.; TR.: DISPERSE.
-spargiméntof, M.: dispersion.
dispari [L. dis-par (par, equal)], ADI.:
unequal (odd, uneven); different}. -mén-
tet, ADV.: unequally.
disparire and deriv. = sparire and deriv.
TR.: disorganize;
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disparità [dispari], F.: disparity (differ-
ence).
disparménte}, ADV. : unequally.
dispar-si}, PRET., -so{, PART. of -gere.
dispar-te, ADV.: apart: in —, in a place
apart; tenersi (stare) in —, not aspire to
honours, etc. |l-tire [L.], TR.. part,
separate (disputants); divide: — 2’ ami-
stat, break the friendship. -titaméntef,
ADV.: separately. -titére, M.: divider.
disparut. .{ = sparut. .
dispassionaménto |, M.:
apathy.
dispastoidre}, TR.: unfetter a horse;
free.
dispaventare} = spaventare.
dispèn-dere [L. (pendere, weigh)], IRR.
(cf. spendere); TR.: dispend; spend. di-
spén-dio, M.: expense, costs. -diosa-
ménte, ADV.: expensively. -diéso,
ADJ.: expensive. -ditérej, M.: spend-
thrift. dispém-sa, F.: dispensation ;
distribution; privilege; instalment (part,
number of a book); pantry (larder). -sa-
bile}, ADJ.: dispensable. -sagiénef,
F., -saméntof, M.: distribution; im-
munity. -sére, TR.: dispense, distribute;
exempt; REFL.: dispense with. -satére,
M., -satriee, F.: dispenser. -sazi6ne;,
F.: distribution; dispensation. -siéra,
F.: housekeeper. -siére, M.: steward,
butler.
dispénto}, ADJ.: extinguished; destroyed.
dispe-rébile{, ADJ.: desperate, despaired
of. -ragiéne}, -rénzaj, F.: despera-
tion. |-r&re [spero], TR.: not hope for;
deprive of hope}; INTR.: despair; REFL.:
be desperate. -rataménte, ADV.: des-
perately. -ratézzat, F.: despair. -ra-
to, PART., ADJ.: desperate (beyond hope);
M.: desperate person; madman: alla -ra-
ta, desperately. -raziéme, F.: despera-
tion (despair); sorrow.
dis=pèrdere, TR.: waste (squander, scat-
ter). -perdiménto, M.: waste (dissi
pation). -perditére, M.: squanderer.
di=spérgere, IRR.; TR.: DISPERSE (scat-
ter, diffuse); waste. -spergiméntof,
M.: dispersion. -spergitére, M.: waster.
dis=per=sé, ADV.: by one’s self, alone,
apart.
dis-pérsi, PRET. of -pergere. -persiéne,
F.: dispersion. -pérso, PART. of -per-
gere.
dispésoj, PART. of dispendere.
dispet-tabile{, apJ.: despicable. -tae-
dispassion,
eio, M.: despicable affront. -taret,
TR.: despise ; REFL.: be vexed. -tévo-
let, ADJ.: disdainful. -tivaméntet,
ADV.: disdainfully. |dispèt-to [L. de-
spicere (look)], M.: DESPITE (malignity;
anger); contempt}: a (per) —, in spite
disprezzare
of; avere in —, despise. -tosdeeto,
disp. of -toso. -tosaménte, ADV.: de-
spitefully. -téso, ADV.: despiteful; saucy.
-tostieeio, -tostizzo}t, dim. of -toso,
-tileeio, M.: sauciness.
dispia-eènte, ADJ.: displeasing. -een-
tissimo, ADJ.: most (very) displeasing,
-eénza, F.: displeasure; grief. ||-eére
[dis-, p. .], IRR.; TR.: DISPLEASE; vex;
REFL.: be displeased; feel sorry. -eévo-
le, ADJ.: unpleasing. -eevolézza, F.;
displeasure. -eevolménte, ADV.: un-
pleasingly (disagreeably). -eiménto, M.:
vexation, grief. -eitito, PART. of -cere.
dispié-cqui, PRET. of -cere.
dispianaref, TR.: level; REFL.: stretch
out (lie down).
dispiant..}, dispice.. = spiant.., spice..
dispieeiàret, TR.: dispatch, hasten.
dispiega. . = spiega. .
dispie-tanza}, F.: inhumanity. -tata-
ménte}, ADV.: pitilessly, inhumanly.
-tatof, ADJ.: pitiless, cruel.
dis-pignere}, =pingerej, IRR.; TR.:
cancel, blot out. -pinsij, PRET., -pin-
toy, PART. of -pingere.
displieònza} = dispiacenza.
dispod. ., dispogl. ., dispol. . = spod..,
spogl. ., spol. .
dis-ponénte, PART. of -porre; M.: dis-
poser. ||=pénere=-porre. -ponibi-
le, ADJ.: disposable. -poniméntoi,
M.: disposal, order. -pomitivo, more
commonly -positivo. -pomitére, M.:
regulator, bestower. =pérre, IRR.; TR.:
DISPOSE (arrange, put in order); persuade;
REFL.: prepare one’s self. -pési, PRET.
of -porre. -positivaménte, ADV.: dis-
posingly. -positivo, ADJ.: disposing,
enacting; F.: enactment. -positére,
M., -positriee, F.: disposer. -posizié-
ne, F.: disposition; intent; order. -pé-
sta, F.: disposition. -postaméntef,
ADV.: with order. -postézza, F.: dis-
posedness, readiness. -pésto, PART. of
-porre; ADJ.: disposed, adapted; well
madet, nimble.
di-spoticaménte, ADV.: despotically.
|I=spòtico [despota], ADI.: despotic. -po-
tismo, M.: despotism.
dispre-gévole, ADJ.: despicable. -ge-
volménte, ADV.: slightingly. -già-
bile, ADJ.: contemptible. -giaménto,
M.: contempt. [l-giare [dis-, p. .], TR.:
DEPRECIATE (hold to be of little value);
look down upon (despise). -giativo,
ADJ.: depreciating ; M.: depreciative suf-
fix. -giatére, M.: scorner. dispré-
gio, M.: scorn (contempt). -zzdbile,
ADJ.: contemptible. -zzanteménte,
ADV.: scornfully. -zzdre [prezzo], TR.:
deprecate (hold to be of small value); look ;
disprezzatore
down upon (despise). -zzatére, M.,
-zzatriee, F.: scorner. -zzévole{,
ADJ.: despicable. -zzevolméntef, ADV.:
scornfully. dispré-zzo, M.: contempt.
dispri. ., dispro. . = spri.., spro..
disparo}, ADJ.: impure.
dispu-ta, F.: dispute, discussion. -tabi-
le, ADJ.: disputable. -tamte, M.: dis-
putant. ||-tare [L. (putare, clean)],
INTR.: dispute; discuss; REFL.: contest.
-tativo, ADJ.: disputative. -tato, ADJ.:
disputed, controverted. -tatére, M., -ta-
triee, F.: disputer, arguer. -taziéne,
F.: disputation; argument.
disquisiziéne [L. -sitio (querere, seek)],
F.: disquisition (dissertation).
disradicàrej, TR.: eradicate.
disrag. .}, disreg.. = srag.., sreg..
dis-r6mpere}, IRR.; TR.: break off.
disruvidire}, TR.: remove the rust,
polish.
dissagréàrej, TR.: desecrate.
dissalare [sale], INTR.: freshen salt
meat.
dissan-guare [sangue], remove
blood, bleed. -guimare, TR.: wash off
blood (from skins, etc.).
dissa-pito}, ADJ.: insipid. |l-pére [sa-
pore], M.: disagreement (quarrel). -pori-
to}, -vorésoj, ADJ.: unsavory, tasteless.
dissec4-re [L. (secare, cut)], TR. : dissect.
-ziéne, F.: dissection.
dissec-caménto, M.: desiccation. ||-c4é-
re [L. siccus, dry], TR.: desiccate ; REFL.:
become dry. -cativo, ADJ.: desiccative
(drying).
disseleiare [selce], TR
pavement of.
dissemina-re [semino], TR.: dissemi-
nate (scatter). -tére, M.: disseminator.
-ziéne, F.: dissemination.
dissenn4re [senno], TR.: deprive of sense.
dis-sensiéne, F.: dissension. ||=sènso,
M.: dissent (discord).
dissen-teria [Gr. dus, ill, énteron, intes-
tine], F.: dysentery. -térico, ADJ.:
dysenteric.
dis-sentiménto, M.: dissent. ||=sen-
tire, INTR.: dissent. -senziénte, PART.,
ADJ.: dissentient.
dissepara. . = separa. .
dis=seppellire, TR.: unbury, disinter.
dis=serrére, TR.: unlock.
dissertà-re [L. dis-serere (join)], INTR. :
discuss (dissert). -zioneèlla, F.: brief
discussion. -ziéne, F.: dissertation.
disser-vigiot = -vizio. -viret,
disserve (harm). -viziot, M.: disservice
(ill turn). :
diszsestàre, TR.: derange; REFL.: be in
disorder. -sésto, M.: disorder.
dissetàre [sete], INTR.: quench thirst.
: tear up the
TR.:| dissugare [sugo], TR.:
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dis-settére [L. -sector (secare, cut)], M
dissector (anatomist). -seziéne, F.: dis-
section.
dissi, PRET. of dire.
dis-sidénte [L. -dens (sedere, SIT)], ADJ.:
dissident (disagreeing); M.: dissenter (in
religion). -sidio, M.: dissension.
dis-sigillére, TR.: unseal.
dis-sillabo, ADJ.: dissyllabic; M.: dis-
syllable.
dissimiglia. .| = dissomiglia. .
distaccamento
dissimi-le [dis-, s..], ADJ.: dissimilar,
unlike. -litadime, F.: dissimilitude,
unlikeness.
dissimuld-re [dis-, s..], TR.: dissimu-
late (pretend). -taménte, ADV.: dis-
semblingly. -tére, M., -triee, F.: dis-
sembler. -ziéme, F.: dissimulation.
dissi-pàbile, ADJ.: dissipable. -pamén-
to, M.: dissipation. ||-pare [L. (sipare,
throw)], TR.: dissipate (disperse). -pata-
ménte, ADV.: wastefully. -patézza,
F.: dissipation. -péto, ADJ.: dissipated ;
scattered. -patére, M., -patrice, F.:
squanderer. -pazidne, F.: dissipation.
dissipito}, ADJ.: insipid.
dissodare [sodo], TR. : till (plough).
dissolleeitàdinej, F.: slowness.
disso-labile, ADI.: dissoluble.
lità, r.: dissolubility. -lutaménte,
ADV.: dissolutely. -lutézza, F.: disso-
luteness. -lutivo, ADI. : dissolvent. -la-
to, PART. of -lvere; ADJ.: dissolute.
-luziéne, F.: dissolution. disso-lvéi,
PRET. of -lvere. -lvémte, ADJ., M.: dis-
solvent. ||dissé-lvere [dis-, s..], IRR. ;
TR.: dissolve; REFL.: dissolve, melt. -lvi-
ménto, M.: dissolving, melting.
dis-somigltànza, F.: unlikeness.
miglidre, INTR., REFL.:
different.
dis-sonante, ADJ.: dissonant. Sonia;
-lubi-
||=so-
be unlike, be
F.: dissonance ; incongruity. |l=sondre,
INTR.: be dissonant.
dissonn4re [sonno], TR., REFL.: awake.
dis=sono [L. sonus, sound], ADJ.: dissonant
dis-sotterraménto, M.: exhumation.
ll=sotterràre, TR.: disinter, dig up.
dis=sovvenire}, IRR.; INTR.: forget.
dis=suadére, IRR. ; TR.: dissuade. -sua-
si, PRET. of -suadere. -suasiéne, F.:
dissuasion. -suasivo, ADJ.: dissuasive.
-sufso, PART. of -suadere. -suasòrio
= -suasivo.
dissuetidine [L.-do (suescere, be used)],
F.: desuetude (disuse).
deprive of juice
or sap.
dissuggellare = dissigillare.
dissaria [Gr. dus-, bad, ofron, urine], F
dysury.
di-staccaménto, M.: detaching; de-
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tachment. -staccanza} = -staccamento.
Il=staceére, TR.: detach, pull away.
-staccatira}, F.: detaching, separat-
ing. -stdeco, M.: separation, parting.
dista-gliérej, INTR., REFL.: intersect;
TR.: cut apart. -gliatàrai, F.: cut,
division.
di-stante, ADI. : distant (far). -stAànza,
-stànzia},r.: distance. ||=stare, IRR.;
INTR.: be distant (be remote).
distasàre}, TR.: unstop.
distemperare = stemperare.
dis=téndere, IRR.; TR.: distend (stretch
or spread out); REFL.: dwell or enlarge
upon. -tendibile, ADJ.: distensible.
-tendiménto, M.: distension.
distenebràre [tenebra], TR.: clear up.
dis-tenéret,IRR.; TR.: hold back, detain.
-teniménto}, M.: detention.
dis-tensiéne [-tendere], F
(expansion).
distentito}, PART. of distenere.
disterminare} = sterminare.
dis-tésa, F.: extent; expansion: alla —,
at large; diffusedly. -tesaménte, ADV.:
extensively. -tési, PRET. of -tendere.
\l-téso, PART. of -tendere.
disti-chétto, dim. of -co. |ldisti=co
« [Gr. dis, twice, stikos, row, verse], M.
distich (epigram of two verse-lines).
distil-laménto, M.: distilling. ||-lare
[L. (stilare, drop)], TR.: distill. -latéio,
M.: still, distillery. -latére, M.: distil-
ler. -latòrio, M.: still. -laziéne, F.:
distillation. -leria, F.: distillery.
di-stinguere [L.], IRR.$; TR.: distinguish,
separate; REFL.. distinguish one’s self.
-stinguibile, ADI: distinguishable.
-stinsi, PRET. of -stinguere. -stinta-
ménte, ADV.: distinctly. -stintivo,
distaccanza
distension
ADJ.: distinctive; M.: sign, characteris-
tic. -stinto, PART. of -stinguere; ADI.:
clear, distinct. -stinzioneèlla, r.:
slight distinction. -stinziéne, F.: dif-
ference; distinction, honour.
§ Pret. distin-si, -se ; -sero. Part. distinto.
dis=tògliere, IRR.; TR.: dissuade, di-
vert. -togliménto, M.: dissuasion.
-tòlsi, PRET., -tòlto, PART. of -togliere.
diston. .}, distore. .}, distorn..{ =
ston. ., store. ., storn. .
distòrre = distogliere.
dis-torsiéne, F.: distortion, contorsion.
ll-térto | [L. -tortus (torquere, twist)],
ADI. : distorted; unjust.
dis-traere}, =trarre, IRR.; TR.: distract
(divert); REFL. : divert one’s mind. -tras-
si, PRET. of -trarre. -trattaménte,
ADV.: distractedly. -tratto, PART. of
-trarre. -trazioneélla, F.: slight dis-
traction. -traziéne, F.: distraction
(diversion).
:| dis-turbanzay, F.: disturbance.
disuso
: distress (need). -stret.
severely. -strettéz-
ll-strétto [-stringe-
pressed, needy; mM.
-strettufle, ADJ.:
di-stréttat, F
taméntet, ADV.:
za}, F.: severity.
re], PART.}, ADJ.:
district, province.
territorial.
distri - buiméntof, distribution,
ll-buire [L. dis-tribuere (tribus, tribe)],
R.: distribute; range. -butivamén-
te, ADV.: distributively. -butivo, ADI.:
distributive. -butére, M., -butrîee,
F.: distributer. -buziéne, F.: distri-
bution.
distrigare = strigare.
di-strignere}, -stringeref}, TR.: bind
close; pinch. -stringiménto}, u
binding, pinching.
di=straggere, IRR.; TR.: DESTROY (de-
molish).' ‘-struggibile, ADJ.: destruc-
tible. -struggiméntof, M.: destruction.
-struggitivo= -struttivo. -struggi-
tére, M., -struggitrice, F.: destroyer.
-strissi, PRET. of -struggere. -strut-
tibilej = -struggibile. -struttivo,
ADJ.: destructive. -striitto, PART. of
-struggere. -struttére, M.: destroyer.
-struziéne, F.: destruction, demolition.
disturdref, TR.: uncork.
||-tur-
bare [L. (turba, disorder)], TR.: disturb.
-turbatére, M., -turbatriee, F.: dis-
turber. -turbo, M.: disturbance.
disubbi-diénte, ADI: disobedient.
-dienteménte, ADV.: disobediently.
-diénza, F.: disobedience. ||-dire [ob-
bedire], TR.: disobey; INTR.: be disobe-
dient.
disudire{, TR.: appear not to hear.
disuggellére}, TR.: unseal.
dig-uguaglidnza,F.: inequality. -ugua-
gliare, TR.. render unequal. ||=ugua-
le, ADJ.: unequal, unlike. -ugualita,
F.: inequality. -ugualménte, ADV.:
unequally.
dis-umangre}, TR.: divest of humanity;
REFL.: become inhuman. |=umano,
ADJ.: inhuman.
disumidire [umido], TR.: remove the
humidity.
dis=angere, TR.: free from grease.
dis - uniéne, F.: disunion, division.
ll=unîre, TR.: disunite (separate); REFL.:
be separated. -unitaménte, ADJ.: sep-
arately. -umito, PART.; ADJ.: separate.
disuimtot, ADI.: empty (vain).
distria = dissuria,
disurpàre = = usurpare.
dis-usdnza}, F.: disuse. -usdre, TR.:
disaccustom. -usataménte}, ADV.:
against custom. -usdto, ADJ.: disused,
obsolete; unusual.
Ildis=tiso, M.: dis:
use, desuetude.
disutilaccio
dis-utilàeeio, ADI: utterly useless,
good for nothing. |l=atile, ADJ.: use-
less. -utilità, F.: inutility, useless-
ness. -utilménte, ADV.: uselessly.
disva-léret, TR.: harm. -lérej, M.:
little value.
disvantaggio = svantaggio.
disvarifret, INTR.: vary.
disvell(1).., disvi.. = svel(l). ., svi. .
dis-volére, INTR.: unwill (will the re-
verse).
di-ta, PL. of -to. -tdle, M.: finger-stall;
thimble. -tata, F.: slap with the finger;
sign, mark (left by the fingers).
ditèllo}, M.: arm-pit.
diten. . {, diter. . + = deten. ., deter. .
diti-rambeggiare, INTR.: write dithy-
rambs. -réàmbico, ADJ.: dithyrambic.
ll-rAmbo [Gr. dithirambos, name of
Bacchus], M.: dithyramb (hymn to Bac-
chus).
di-to [L. -gitus], pl. -ti or (f.) -ta, M.:
finger, inch:— grosso, thumb; — migno-
lo, little finger ; legarsela a —, not to for-
get (an injury); mordersi il — per una
cosa, repent a thing; mostrare a —, point
at. di-tole, F. PL.: fungus (mushroom).
-téne, aug. of -to.
ditono [Gr. dis, two, ténos, tone], M.: in-
terval of two notes.
ditrapparef, TR.: rob (swindle).
di-tràrrej, IRR.; TR.: take away; DE-
TRACT (defame). -traziénef, F.: detrac-
tion.
ditrineiàrej, TR.: cut, hash.
ditta [ditto, old part. of -dire], F.: firm
(commercial house).
dittà-re} [L. dictare], TR.: dictate.
dittà-tof, M.: dictation; adage. -t6-
re, M.: dictator. -tòrio, ADJ.: dicta-
torial. -tara, F.: dictatorship.
ditto}, M.: saying, maxim.
dit-tongare, TR. : diphthongize. ||-ton-
go [Gr. dis-, twice, phthéngos, sound], M.:
diphthong.
diturpàrej, TR.: defile (Eng.} diturpate).
dia-rno [L. -rnus (dies, DAY)], ADI.:
diurnal (daily); m. : diurnal (prayer-book);
(zoòl.) diurnal bird. -turnaménte,
ADV.: for a long time. -turnità, F.:
diuration. -tarno, ADJ.: lasting (Eng.}
diuturnal).
diva [L.],-F.: goddess.
diva-gaménto, M.: roving (divagation).
ll-gdre [L. -vagari (rove)], INTR., REFL. :
rove (ramble, wander); TR.: distract (di-
vert). 3
dival - laménto}, M.: descent, going
down. -l&rej, INTR., REFL.: descend
(decline).
divam-paménto, M.: shining, blaze.
l-pare [di-, v. .J, INTR.: burn (blaze).
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divano [Ar. daiwan, council], M.: divan
(Turk. council; couch; assembly hall).
di-variare}, TR.,INTR.: vary. -vàriot,
M.: distraction; interruption.
divastaziéne}, F.: devastation.
divecchifrej, TR.: make young; renew;
INTR.: grow young.
di=vedére, IRR.; TR.: let see (show):
dare a —, demonstrate. -vedito, PART.
of -vedere.
di-vègliere}, -véllere, TR.: uproot.
-velliménto}, M.: uprooting. -vélto,
ADJ.: uprooted; ploughed; M.: deep dig-
ging; ploughed ground.
di=venire, IRR.; INTR.: become; derive.
-vénni, PRET. of -venire. -ventàre,
INTR.: become. -ventùto, PART. of -ve-
nire.
divérbio [verbo], M.: dispute.
di-vergènte, PART.: diverging.
gènza, F.: divergence.
TRR.; INTR.: diverge.
divèrre}, TR.: uproot, dig out.
di-versaménte, ADV.: diversely. -ver-
sare}, INTR.: be different. -versifica-
re, INTR.: vary; TR.: diversify. -ver-
sificaziéne, F.: variation, change. -ver-
siénet, F.: diversion (amusement ; strat-
agem). -versita, F.: diversity. -vér-
so, ADJ.: diverse; strange, horrible.
-versériof, M.: lodging, inn. -vèrte-
ref, TR.: divert. -verticolot, M.: sub-
terfuge; digression. -vertiménto, M.:
diversion (pastime). |l-vertire [L. di-
vertere, turn], TR. (Pres. -verto): distract,
divert; REFL.: be diverted.
divestirej, TR.: undress, divest.
divettare [di vetta], TR.: prune.
divez=zire [vezzo], TR.: disaccustom;
wean (children); REFL.: disaccustom one’s
self. -zato, divéz-zo, PART., ADJ.: dis-
accustomed.
di-viàre{ [via], TR.: deviate. -vidto,
ADJ.: direct; quick; ADV.: hurriedly,
right away.
di-vidéndo, M.: dividend, share. |l=wî-
dere [L.], IRR.$; TR.: divide; part (sep-
arate). -vidévolet, ADJ.: divisible.
-viditéret, M.: divider.
§ Pret. divi-si, -se; -sero. Part. diviso.
di-vietaménto{ = -vieto. |l=vieta-
re, TR.: prohibit, forbid. -vietaziénef,
F., -viéto, M.: prohibition, forbidding.
divimdre}, TR.: untie (loosen); REFL. :
disentangle one’s self.
divi-naménte, ADV.: divinely. |l=né-
re [-no], TR., INTR.: divine (predict, pres-
age). -natore, M.: diviner. -natòrio,
ADJ.: divining. -nazione, F.: divination.
divinco-labile, ADJ.: that can be twist-
ed. -laménto, M.: twisting. ||-lare
[di-, v. .], TR.: twist, wring ; REFL.: writhe.
divincolare
-ver-
ll=vérgere,
150 divinità
divi-nità, F.: divinity. -nizzàre, TR.:
deify. -mizzaziéne, F.: deification. ||di-
vi-no [L. -nus], ADI. : divine.
divi-sa, F.: device, insignia; livery;
share; manner, way}. -saménte, ADV.:
separately. -saménto, M.: design,
thought; difference}, division; devicet.
-sdre, TR.: devise (plan, think out);
consider ; diversify}. -sataménte, ADV.:
distinctly. -sétot, ADJ.: variegated ;
disfigured. divi-si, PRET. of -dere. -si-
bile, ADJ.: divisible. -sibilità, F.:
divisibility.. -siéme, F.: division. -sivoi,
ADJ.: divisible. ||divi-go [-dere], PART. :
separated. -sére, M.: divider; divisor.
-sorio, ADJ.: dividing.
di-vizia}, F.: abundance; PL.: riches. -vi-
ziésoj, ADJ.: rich.
divo [L. -vus (deus, god)], ADI.: (poet.)
divine.
divolga. .} = divulga. .
di-vòlgereij, IRR.; TR.: roll, wrap. -vòl-
tof, PART.
divora-eita}, F.: voracity. -ménto
[-re], M.: voracity, gluttony. =méntit,
M., INVAR.: braggart. |l=re [L. de-vo-
rare],TR.: devour. -tére, M., -triee, F.:
devourer. -ziénet, F.: devouring.
divòrzio [L. -tium (vertere, turn)], M.:
divorce.
divot. . = devot. .
divul-gaménto, M.: divulging, publica-
tion. |l-gare [L. (vulgus, crowd)], TR.:
divulge (publish). -gatére, M., -gatri-
ee, F.: divulger. -gaziémet = -ga-
mento.
divalsoj, PART. of divellere.
di-zionario, M.: dictionary. |l=ziéne
[L. dietio (dicere, say)], F.: diction (phrase,
word); district}; power.
61, PRES. IND. of dare.
dò 2, M.: do (first note of the scale).
doànaj = dogana.
dé-bla = doppia. -blétto, M.: kind of
cotton stuff. -b(b)léne [Sp.], M.: doub-
loon (Spanish coin). dé-bloj = doppio.
dée-eia, F.: CONDUIT (duct); canal; show-
er-bath. ||-eiare [l. L. ductiare (du-
cere, lead)], TR., INTR.: pour down; take
shower-baths}. -eiatura, F.: lotion;
shower-bath. dée-eioj = -cia. -eio-
nata, F.: conduit. -eiéme, M.: large
conduit-pipe.
dòei-le [L. -lis (docere, teach)], ADI.:
docile (tractable). -lita, F.: docility.
-Iménte, ADV.: tractably.
docu-mentare, TR.: provide with doc-
uments (document). ||-ménto [L. -men-
tum (docere, teach)], M.: document; pre-
cept}, instruction.
dodeca- (Gr. dé-deka, twelve]: -èdro [Gr.
hédra, base], M.: dodecahedron. -’gono
dollaro
[Gr. gonfa, angle], M.: dodecagon. -sil.
labo, ADJ.: dodecasyllabic ; M.: dodeca-
syllable.
dodi-eénne}, ADJ.: twelve years old.
-eésimo, ADJ.: twelfth. ||dédi-ei [L.
duo-decim], NUM.: twelve. -ei=mila,
M.: twelve thousand. -eima, F.: dozen.
déga [Gr. doché, cask], F.: stave (of a
cask, etc.). i
dogàle [doge], ADI. : dogal.
dogame [doga], M. : quantity of staves.
dogà-na [?], F.: custom-house or office;
administration of customs. -nfle, ADI.:
of customs. -miére, M.: custom-house
officer.
dogàre [doga], TR.: put the staves on (a
barrel).
do-garéssa, F.: spouse of the doge. -ga-
to, M.: dogate, office of doge. ||dé-ge
[L. dux, leader], M.: doge. l
doghéttot, M.: young mastiff.
dò-glia [L. -lor], F.: pain, grief; PL.:
pains of labour. -glidmza, F.: lamenta-
tion, complaint. -gliarélla, F-.: slight
pain. -glie, cf. -glia. -glièntei, ADI.:
doleful.
do-gliéttot, dim. of -glio. ||d6=-glio},
M.: cask.
do - gliosaménte, ADV.: sorrowfully.
ll-gliéso [-glia], ADI.: sorrowful (pain-
ful). -glitieeia, r.: slight grief.
dogma. . = domma. .
dégo;, M.: mastiff.
dél-ee [L. dulcis], ADI.: sweet (mild,
gentle); ADV.: softly; M.: sweetness.
-eeménte, ADV.: sweetly (softly). -eéz-
za, F.: sweetness; PL.: pleasures. dél-
«i, M. PL.: sweets (confits). dél-eiai,
F.: swine’s blood. -eiastro, ADJ. : sweet-
ish; sickening. -eiatot, ADJ.: sweet
(charming). -eicanòroi, ADJ.: melo-
dious. -eificdre, TR.: sweeten, dulcify.
-eificaziéne, F.: dulcification. -eigno,
ADJ.: somewhat sweet. -eiéme, ADI.:
very sweet; dullf, silly. -eiéref, M., -ei-
tadine}, F.: sweetness. -eitime, M.:
sweetmeats. dél-co, ADJ.: mild, pleas-
ant (said of weather).
do-lénte, PART., ADJ.: doleful (sorrowful).
-lenteménte, ADV.: sorrowfully. -lén-
ziaj, F.: pain, sorrow. ||-lére [L., suf-
fer], IRR.$; INTR.: give pain (dat. pain,
ache); REFL.: suffer (grieve) ; complain:
mi (dat.) -le il capo, my head aches.
-licchiare, -liecicare, INTR.: feel a
slight pain or grief.
$Ind.: Pres. ddlgo, d(u)dlt, d(u)ole ; doglia-
mo or dolghi4mo, dolétte, dolgono. Pret, dél-
si, -ésti, -se; -&mmo, -éste, -sero. Fut. ‘On
Cond. dorrèi. Subj.: Pres. délga, etc. I've
d(u)òli; doléte. Part. doluto. — Poet. forms:
dogt-.
déllaro [fr. Eng.], M.: dollar.
dolo
dòlo [L. dolus], M.: fraud (trick).
dolo-ranzaj, F.: pain. -rérej, TR.:
give pain, afflict; REFL.: suffer, complain.
-raziénef, F.: pain. |ldolé-re [L. do-
lor], M.: pain (anguish, sorrow). -rétto,
dim. of -re. -rifico}, ADJ.: painful.
-rosaménte, ADV.: sorrowfully. -ré-
so, ADJ.: painful (sad; dolorous). -riie-
eio, M. : slight grief.
dolo-saménte [dolo], ADV. : fraudulently,
deceitfully. -sità, F.: fraud, artifice.
dolé-so, ADJ.: fraudulent.
dòl-si, PRET., -sito}, -fito, PART. of
dolere.
dolz. .t= dole. .
domabile, ADJ.: tamable.
domàn-da, -dagiéne}, F.: demand, req-
uisition. -dante, M.: demandant. ||-da-
re [L. de-mandare], TR.: DEMAND (ask).
-datére{, M.: demander. domàn-doj,
M.: demand.
dom4-ne}, -ni [L. de, mane, morning],
ADV.: to-morrow: doman: a sera, to-mor-
row evening; doman l’altro, day after to-
morrow.
domà-re [L.], TR.: TAME (break, subdue).
-tére, M., -triee, F.: tamer.
domattina [di mattina], ADV.: to-mor-
row morning.
domatira [-mare], F.: taming.
Domeneddio [L. dominus, lord, Dio], M.:
God.
doméni-ca [L. dominus, lord, master],
F.: Sunday. -eale, ADI.: dominical, of
Sunday; M.: Sunday clothes. -cdna,
F.: Dominican nun. -cdno, ADJ.: Domin-
ican; M.: Dominican friar.
do-méstica, F.: domestic, maid. -me-
sticaménte, ADV.: familiarly. -me-
sticare, TR.: tame, domesticate. -me-
stichézza, F.: domesticity, familiarity.
lleméstico [L. -mesticus (-mus, house)],
ADJ.: domestic, familiar, tame; M.: do-
mestic, valet.
domévolet, ADJ.: tamable.
domi-eilidre, INTR., REFL.: install one’s
self, take up one’s abode. ||-eflio [L.
-cilium (domus, house)], M.: domicile
(residence).
domi-nfnte, ADJ.: dominant, ruling.
llpemare [L. -nari (dominus, master)],
TR.: dominate, rule over; INTR.: be dom-
inant. -mato, ADJ.: dominated, ruled;
M.f: power, dominion. -natére, M.,
-natriee, F.: ruler. -naziòne, F.:
domination (sway). dòmi-ne [L. voc. of
-nus, lord], M.: Lord. -neddio = do-
meneddio. domi-nicof, ADJ.: of God;
dominicall domi-nio, M.: dominion.
dòmi-no, -nò, M.: dominoes (game);
domino (mask).
dòmitoj, PART.: tamed.
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dém-ma [Gr. dégma, opinion], M.: dogma
(tenet). -ma&tica [-ma], F.: dogmatics.
-maticaménte, ADV.: dogmatically.
-mAatico, ADJ.: dogmatical. -matiz-
zare, INTR.: dogmatize.
démo 1 [for domato], ADJ.: tamed.
démoz [L. domus], M.: house}; dome (ca-
thedral): in — Petri, in prison.
don or dòn [L. dominus, lord], M.: don
(Span.), Sir, lord.
dona-gidéne}, M.: donation. -méntoi,
M.: gift. [ldondere [L.], TR.: donate.
-tàrio, M.: receiver of a gift (donee).
-tivo, M.: donative (gift). -tére, M.,
-triee, F.: donor (giver). -tarat, F.:
gift. -ziéne, F.: donation.
donde [L. de, from, unde, whence], ADV.:
from whence; why. =ehé -é, ADV.: what-
soever be the reason.
dondo-lare [?], tR.: swing; dally; REFL.:
loiter about. -lîo, M.: continued swing-
ing. déndo-lo, M.: swinging object;
pendulum; delayf: voler il —t+, love a
joke. -léma, F.: lounging, idle woman.
-léme, M.: dangler; lounger. -léni,
ADJ.: as in a -lont, dangling.
dondinquej = dondeché.
dòn-na [L. domina, mistress], r.: woman;
wife; mistress: — da camera, maid,
waiting-woman. -ndechera, disp. of -na.
‘ -néeeia, disp. of -na. -naeeina, dim.
of -na. -naeeinàta, F.: young woman’s
act. -nfccola, F.: gossip. -naiòlo,
-naiuòloj, M.: admirer of women. -neg-
ret, INTR.: court, flirt. -neggiàre],
INTR.: lord it (domineer). -nescamén-
te, ADV.: like a woman. -nésco, ADJ.:
womanly. -nétta, car. dim. of -na.
-nieeiòla, disp. dim. of -na. -nieeio-
lata, F.: act of silly woman. -nina,
car. dim. of -na. -nino, M.: little grace-
ful woman. -‘mof, M.: master, lord; ADI.:
good, kind. dén-nola, F.: weasel. -né-
na, F., -néne, M.: large, well-formed
dopochò
woman. -nòtta, F.: disgraceful woman.
-nueeia, dim. of -na. -nueeideceia,
disp. of -nuccia. -nticola, F.: poor,
wretched woman.
dé-no [L. -num], M.: gift (present; talent):
in —,asagift,free. dé-noraf, F. PL.:
bride’s clothes.
dénquet = dunque.
donuzzo(lo)}, dim of -no.
don-zélla [-na],F.: DAMSEL (young girl).
-zellétta, F.: dim. of -zella; cookey.
-zèllo, M.: bailiff (constable); knight’s
esquire} ; valet. -zellénej, M.: loiterer
(idler).
doplare}, TR.: redouble.
dépo [de, poi], PREP.: after; behind};
ADV.: since, afterwards: — che or -ché
-é, ADV., CONI. : after that, when.
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dép- pia, F.: flounce; pistole (coin).
-piaménte, ADV.: doubly; deceitfully.
-piare,TR.: double. -piatàra,r.: doub-
.ling. -pière [because having double
candle], -pièrot, M.: chandelier. -pie-
rizzo}, M.: small torch. -piézza, F.:
being double; duplicity (deceit). ||dép-
pio [L. duplus], ADJ.: DOUBLE; deceitful
(crafty); m.: double; chime. -piéne,
M.: double (second copy of a book in
libraries); doubloont (coin).
do-raménto}, M.: gilding. |l-rdre [L.
de-aurare (aurum, gold)], TR.: gild. -ra-
tore, M.: gilder. -ratara, F.: gilding;
PL.: ornaments. -ré, INVAR. ADJ.: gold
colour. -reriaj, F.: things of gold, gold
plate, etc.
dori-eismo, M.: doricism.
[Gr. -k6s], ADI. : Doric.
dor-malfuòcot, M.: drone (sluggard).
-mentòrio, M.: dormitory. -micchia-
re, INTR.: nap, doze. -miènte, PART.,
ADJ.: sleeping, dormant; M.: sleeper.
-migliare} =-micchiare. -migliéna,
F., -migliéne, M.: great sleeper (slug-
gard). -migliésot, ADJ.: sleepy (drow-
sy). ll-mire [L.], INTR. (Pres. -mo): sleep;
M.: sleep (repose); sleeping-place: — al
fuoco, be negligent. -mita, F.: long
continued sleep, rest. -mitérey, M.:
sleeper. -mitério, M.: dormitory. -mi-
triee}, F.: sluggard. -mizidnef, F.:
sleeping.
dor-sàle, ADJ.: dorsal (of the back).
[ldò-rso [L. -sum)], M.: back.
do-sfre, TR.: mix doses, dose.
[Gr. désis, giving], F.: dose.
dossière f, dossièrot, M.:
blanket.
dòsso [L. dorsum], M.: back; pl. dossi,
skins of animals.
dò-ta = -te. -tdle, ADI.: dotal (per-
taining to a dower). -tàre, TR.: ENDOW
(bestow). -tatére, M.: bestower; giver
of a dowry. -taziéne, F.: dotation (be-
stowing a dowry). |dò-te [L. dos], F.:
gift; dowry (portion); talent. -téna,
F.: large dowry.
dòtta} I, F.: hour, good opportunity.
dét-ta}2, F., -tiggiot, M.: fear.
dottaménte [dotto], ADV. : learnedly.
dottàrej, INTR.: be afraid, be suspicious.
dòt-to [L. doctus (docere, teach)], ADJ. :
learned: alla dotta, in a learned manner.
-tordecio, M.: pitiful doctor. -torag-
gine, M.: (jest.) doctorship. -tordle,
ApJ.: doctoral. -toràret, R.: give the
degree of doctor; REFL.: take the doctor’s
degree. -tordto, M.: doctorate. -tére,
doppia
||\déri-co
Ildò-se
coverlet ;
M.: doctor. -toreggiàre, INTR.: act
the doctor, display one’s learning. -to-
rèllo, disp. dim. of -tore. -torésco,
drappiere
-toréssa, F.: learned
woman, doctoress. -torétto, -torino,
car. dim. of -tore. -toréne, M.: great
doctor. -toruecifeeio, disp. of -to-
ruccio. -tortieeio, disp. of -tore.
dottésot, ADJ.: doubtful.
dottri-na [dotto], F.: learning, erudition;
doctrinej. -male, ADJ.: learned; doc-
trinal. -nalménte, ADV.: ‘doctrinally.
-naméntoj, M.: instruction. -naref,
TR.: instruct. -mario, M.: doctrinaire.
-natérej, M.. instructor.
déve [L. de, from, ubi, where], Apv.:
where, whither. =ché, CONJ.: although.
=echessia, ADV.: wherever.
do-vére [L. debere], IRR.§; INTR.: owe
(be obliged, must, be to), M.: DUTY, task:
egli deve venire domani, he is to come to-
morrow. -verosaménte, ADV.: right-
fully. -veréso, ADI.: DUE (proper).
$ Ind.: Pres. dèvo or ddbbo, devi or dii,
dève or débbe or dée ; dobbiamo, dovite, divo-
no, débbono. Pret. dovéi or dovètti. Fut.
dovrò. Cond. dovrèi. Subj.: Pres. dèva or
dèbba, etc. Ive lacking. — Poet. forms:
dèg-gio, -giono or dénno. (S.) dèb-bia, -biano
or dèg-gia, «giano.
dovi-zia [L. -tia (dives, wealthy)], F.:
abundance (wealth). -ziosaménte, ADV.:
abundantly. -ziéso, ADJ.: rich (abun-
dant).
dovinque [dove (L. unquam, ever)], ADV.:
wherever.
do-vutaménte, ADV.: DULY (rightly).
ll-wvito, PART. of dovere.
dozzi-na [dodicina], F.: dozen; board-
ing: stare a —, board; tenere a —, keep
boarders; di —, of the dozen (= little
value). -male, ADJ.: common (ordinary).
-nalménte, ADV.: commonly; meanly.
-nante, F., M.: boarder.
draghéttot, M.: cock of a gun.
draghindssa}, F.: rapier.
drago [Gr. drdékon], M.: dragon.
dragomanno [Ar.], M.: dragoman (in-
terpreter).
dra-géna, F.: ensign (standard)., |l-g6-
ne [-go (troops carried an ensign with a
dragon on it)], M.: dragoon.
dramma: [Gr. drachmé, handful], F.:
dram: a — a —,, little by little.
dram-ma2 [Gr. drîma (drén, do, act)],
F.: drama. -matica, F.: dramatic art.
-maticaménte, ADV.: dramatically.
-matico, ADJ.: dramatic. -matizza-
re, TR.: dramatize. -maturgia, M.:
dramaturgy. -matargo, M.: dramatist.
drap-pellétto, M.: small band, or troop.
ll-péllo [OProv. tropel (dim. of troupe)],
M.: small TROOP of soldiers (band).
drap-pelléne, M.: tapestry, hangings.
-peria, F.: silk draperies. -pétto, M.:
light silk stuff. -pièret, m.: silk-weaver.
ADJ.: doctoral.
drappo
flepo [l. L. -pus], M.:
dress (clothes){.
drénto, drèto = dentro, dietro.
dria-da or -de [Gr. druds (dris, tree)],
F.: dryad.
dringoléret, TR.: jog, shake.
dritt.., drìzz. .= diritt. ., dirizz..
drò-ga [? Dutch droog, dry substance], F.:
drug; PL.: drugs; spices, groceries. -ga-
re, TR.: spice (season). -gheria, F.:
drug-store; spice-store. -ghiére, M.:
druggist.
dromedario [L. -rius (Gr. drameîn,
run)], M.: dromedary.
dra-da, F.: mistress, sweetheart. -de-
ria {, F.: fondling, amourous caresses.
Iledo [OGer. drut, friend], M.: lover;
gallant; ADJI.}: amourous.
drui-dico, ADJ.: druidic(al). ||drai-do
[L. Druides (fr. Celt.)], M.: druid (ancient
Celtic priest).
druscifre = strusciare.
silks; mercery;
duaé-le [L. duo, ‘two’], ADI.: dual. -1i-
smo, M., -lita, F.: dualism; duality.
du-bbiaménte, ADV.: irresolutely.
-bbiàrej, INTR.: doubt; fear. -bbietà,
-bbiézza, F.: doubt; irresolution; sus-
pense. ||da-bbio [L. -bius (duo, ‘two’)],
ADJ.: doubtful (uncertain); M.: doubt.
-bbiosaménte, ADV.: dubiously. -bbio-
sità}, F.: dubiousness. -bbidso, ADJ.:
doubtful (dubious); irresolute. di-biot,
M.: doubt. -bitabile, ADJ.: uncertain
(dubitable). -bitaméntof, M., -bitan-
za}, F.: doubt. -bitàre, INTR.: be doubt-
ful. -bitativaménte, ADv.: doubt-
fully. -bitativo, ADJ.: doubtful. -bi-
tazioneélla, dim. of -bitazione. -bi-
taziéne,F.: doubt. -bitevolméntef,
ADV.: doubtfully. -bitéso, ADJ.: doubtful.
du-ca [L. dux (ducere, lead)], M.: leader,
chief; DUKE. -edle, ADJ.: ducal. -caé-
to, M.: dukedom (duchy); ducat (coin).
-caténe, M.: big ducat. -ee, M.: cap-
tain (military leader); guide. -eéaf, F.:
duchy. -ehéseo, ADJ.: (disp.) ducal.
-chéssa, F.: duchess. -chessina, F.:
young duchess. -chétto, dim. of -ca.
-chino, M.: young duke.
die [L. duo], NUM. : TWO; M.: two: essere
(stare) fra —, be uncertain ; tener tra —,
hold in suspense. =eènto, ADJ., M.: two
hundred.
duel-lante, ADJ.: duelling, fighting; M.:
duellist. -lare, INTR.: fight a duel. -la-
tére, M.: duellist. -lista, M.: expert
duellist. ||duèl-lo [L. -lum (duo, TWO)],
M.: duel.
due = mila, ADJ., M.: two thousand.
-nnéle [anno], ADJ.: biennial. dué-tto,
M.: duet.
du-gentégimo, ADJ.: two hundredth.
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ll-génto [L. ducenti (duo, two, centum,
hundred)], ADJ., M.: two hundred. -gen-
to=mila, ADJ.,M.: two hundred thousand.
duînoj, M.: two aces.
et pria [man D.], M.: quack (charla-
tan).
duleificare} = dolcificare.
dulia [Gr. douleia, servitude], F.: dulia
(worship of angels and saints).
dumila [due mila], ADI., M.: two thousand.
da-mo [L. -mus], M.: thornbush (briers).
-méso, ADI. : dumose (full of briers).
dana [Celt.], F.: DOWN (sand hill).
dinque [L. ad, to, tune, then], ADV.:
then; what?
duo [due], m.: duet (duo). -déeimo,
ADJ.: twelfth. -dècuplo, ADI. : twelve
times more. -denàrio, ADJ.: duodenary,
of twelve. -dèno, M.: duodenum (first
of the small intestines).
duòle, cf. dolere. d(u)òlo, M.: pain, grief.
duòmo = domo.
dupli-care, TR.: duplicate. -catamén-
te, ADV.: doubly. -céto, PART.: doubled;
M.: double, duplicate; (typ.) doublet.
-cazione, F.: duplication. ||dupli-ee
[L. du-plex, double], aps.: double (two-
fold). -eita, F.: duplicity (dissimula-
tion). diplo, ADJ., M.: double.
dù-raj, F.: duration; obstinacy. -ré-
bile [-rare], aDJ.: durable. -rabilita,
F.: durability. -rabilménte, ADV.:
perpetually. -r&eine [L. -racinus, berry],
ADJ.: hard, tough, clinging (said of fruit).
-raménte, ADV.: hardly, harshly. -ra-
méntoj, M.: durability, continuance.
-rante, PART., ADJ.: during, lasting.
-ranzaj}, F.: duration. -rére, INTR.:
endure (last), resist (hold out): — fatica,
bear labour; chi la dura la vince, he who
holds out, conquers. -rastro, ADJ.:
somewhat hard. -ràta, F.: duration.
-rataro, ADJ.: durable, continuing. -ra-
ziéne}, F.: duration. -rétto, ADJ.:
tough, hardish. -révole, ADI.: durable,
lasting. -revolézza, F.: durability,
lastingness. -revolménte, ADV.: last-
ingly. -rézza, F.: induration, hardness.
-rità{, F.: hardness. -rlindana [?],
F.: Rowland’s sword; sword. |lda=ro [L.
-rus], ADJ.: hard (strong; rude, cruel);
stubborn; M.: hardness: capo —, block-
head; — di bocca, hard-mouthed (said of
horses); star (tener) —, be firm. -ròtto,
ADJ.: slightly hard. i
dat-tile [L. ductilis (ducere, lead)], ADI.:
ductile (flexible, malleable). -tilità, F.:
ductility. dit-toj, M.: duct (canal).
-tére}, M.: leader (guide).
du-umviràto, M.: duumvirate. |l-fim-
viro [L. -um-vir, ‘TWo-man’], M.: duum-
vir.
duumviro
154 °
E
eI [L.], F.: e (the letter).
e2 [L. et], cony.: and; then; both: e...e,
both... and.
e’, pop. for egli, essi.
è [L. est]: is.
e- [L. ex, from], PREF.: e-, ex-.
eba-nista, pl. —ti, M.: ebonist (cabinet-
maker). ||ébaeno [L. ebenus], M.: ebony.
eb-bé for ||-béne [e bene], ADV.: ah well,
well now.
ébbio [L. ebulum], M.: dwarf-elder.
eb-brézza, F.: drunkenness (inebriety);
intoxication. -briachézza, F.: drunken-
ness. -bridcof, ADJ.: drunk. -brietàj,
F.: drunkenness. -briéso = -bro. |lèb=
bro [L. ebrius], ADJ.: drunk (inEBRIATE);
infatuated.
ebdom. .j = eddom. .
ébenot = ebano.
èbe=rej, INTR.: grow weak, faint. -tag-
gine, F.: stupidity. -taziénei, F.:
bluntness; thickness. ||6be-te [L. he-
bes], ADJ.: blunt (dull, HEBETATE, stupid).
-tismo, M.: dullness (stupidity).
ebol-liménto}, M.: boiling. |l-liret,
INTR.: BOIL (cf. bollire). -lizione, F.:
boiling ; ebullition.
ebr-aicaménte, ADV.: Hebraically. -ai-
co, ADJ.: Hebraic(al). -aismo, m.: He-
braism. -aista, pl. —ti, M.: Hebraist.
-aizzare, TR., INTR.. Hebraize. |l-èo
[L. hebreus], ADI., M.: Hebrew.
ebrézza}, ebri. .{ = ebbrezza, ebbri. .
èbulo, poet. = ebbio.
èb-uret [L. edbur], M.: Ivory. -firneo,
-arnof, ADI. : ivory, ivory-white.
ecatémbe [Gr. hekatén, HUNDRED, bots,
ox], F.: hecatomb (sacrifice of ‘100 oxen’),
slaughter.
ee-cedènte, ADJ.: exceeding. -eeden-
teménte, ADV.: exceedingly. -eedén-
za, F.: excess (superfluity). ||-eédere
[L. ex-cedere (c., go from)], IRR. (cf. cede-
re); TR.: exceed (go beyond, surpass).
-eeduto, PART. of -cedere.
ee-eellènte, ADJ.: excellent. -eellen-
teménte, ADV.: excellently. -eellen-
‘ tissimo, ADJ.: most excellent (a title).
-eellénza, -eellénziat, F.: excellence;
excellency. ||-eéllere [L. ex-cellere (root
cel-, rise)], TR.: excel. -eelsaménte,
ADV.: in a lofty manner; highly. -eel-
sitadine}, F.: highness (title). -eélso,
ADJ.: lofty (sublime); m.: God.
ee-eentricaménte, ADV.: in an eccen-
tric manner. -eentrieità, F.: eccen-
tricity. ||-eéntrico [L. -centros (Gr.
ek, out of, kéntron, center], ADJ.: eccen-
tric.
economico
ee-cessivaménte, ADV.: excessively,
-eessivita, F.: excessiveness. -eessi-
vo, ADJ.: excessive. |l-eésso [L. ex-
cessus (cedere, go away)], M.: excess (im-
moderateness); passion; exaltation (ec-
stacy){; all’ —, excessively.
eeeètera [L. et cetera], F.: et cetera
(and so on).
ee-eettàret, TR.: except. -eétto [L.
ex-ceptus (capere, take)], ADJ.f : excepted;
PREP., CONJ.: except (save; unless); M+:
exception. -eettuadbile, ADI.: excepta-
ble. -eettufire, TR.: except. -eet-
tuativo, ADJ.: exceptive. -eettua-
to, ADJ.: excepted ; PREP.: except. -eet-
tuaziénej, F.: exception. -eeziona.
le, ADJ.: exceptional. -eeziéne, F.: ex-
ception; censure.
ecchimòsi or ecchimosi [Gr. ek-chiimo-
sis], F.: ecchymosis (livid spot).
eeeidio [L. ex-cidium (cedere, cut)], M.:
slaughter (carnage); ruin.
eeei-tabile, ADJ.: excitable.
ta, F.: excitability. -taménto, M.: ex-
citation; incitement. -tamte, ADJ.: ex-
citing. ‘ |l-tare [L. ex-citare (citare,
rouse)], TR.: excite, incite (provoke; stim-
ulate). -tativo, ADJ.: exciting; stimu-
lating. -tatére, M., -tatriee, F.: ex-
citer; instigator; (electr.) excitator. -ta-
zidne, F.: excitation; excitement; stim-
ulation.
ecclé-sia{ [Gr. ek-klesia (kalein, call),
assemblyt], F.: church. -siasticamén-
te, ADV.: ecclesiastically. -sidstico,
ADJ.: ecclesiastic(al); ecclesiastic person
(priest).
ec-clissaménto, M.: eclipsing. -clis-
sare, TR.: eclipse (obscure). |[=clisse
[L. -lipsis (Gr. ek-leipein, LEAVE out)],
M.: eclipse.
écco! [L. ecce, lo!], ADV.: lo, behold, here
(is, are), there (is, are); combines with
pers. and demonstr. pron.: —mi (lo me!
here I am), —ci, —ti, —velo; — chet,
since.
deco] 2 = eco.
echeggiare [eco], INTR.: echo (resound).
echinof, M.: hedgehog (esp. sea-).
èchiot, M.: heart’s-tongue (plant).
ecléttico [Gr. ek-lektikos (-legein, se-
LECT)], ADJ., M.: eclectic.
ecliss. .} = eccliss. .
eclittica [Gr. ek-leiptikés
LEAVE)], F.: ecliptic.
èco [Gr. eché], M., F.: echo.
eco-nomato, M.: stewardship ; steward's
office; administration of ecclesiastical
goods. ||-nomia [L. economia (Gr. oîkos,
house, némos, rule)], F.: economy. -no-
micaménte, ADV.: economically. -nò-
mico, ADJ.: economic(al); frugal. -no-
-tabili-
(leipein,
economista
mista, pl. —ti, M.: economist (student of
political economy). ecò-nomo, M.: stew-
ard; manager; economizer ; parsimonious
fellow.
scrileo [L. equus, horse], M. : rack (instru-
ment of torture).
ecuménico [Gr. oikowmenikés (-méne,
‘inhabited, sc. world)], ADJ.: ecumenic(al).
ed = e, and.
eda-=ece [L. edax (edere, EAT)], ADI.:
ing (consuming); voracious.
edacity.
eddomadario [L. hebdomadarius (Gr.
hébdomos, SEVENth)], ADJ.: hebdomadal,
-madary (weekly).
ède-ma [Gr. oidema (oidein, swell)], m
edema (tumour). -matico, ADJ. : edem-
atous. -matéso, ADJ.: cedematose.
Eden [Heb., ‘garden’], M.: Eden.
eat-
-eita, F.
éde-ra [L. hedera], F. . -Paeeo,
J.: of ivy. -réso, ADI.: ivied (full of
ivy).
edicola [L. edicula (edes, temple)], F
little chapel; shrine; cell; kiosk.
edifi-caménto;, M.: building. -cante,
ADJ.: edifying (upbuilding). ||-edre [L.
edi-ficare (edes, building, facere, make)],
TR.: build, build up, construct ; EDIFY (up-
build). -citai, F.: edifice. -cativoft,
ADJ.: upbuilding ; edifying. -céto, ADJ.:
edified. -catére, M., -catriee, F.:
builder; edifier. -catòrio, ADJ.: edify-
ing. -caziòéne, F.: building; edifica-
tion (upbuilding). edifi-eio, -zio, M.:
edifice (building; structure).
edi-le [L. edilis (edes, building)], M.
edile (edile, Roman magistrate superin-
tending public buildings, etc.); ADI.{: of
an edile. -lità, F.: edileship. -lizio,
ADJ.: of an edile.
èdi-to [L. e-dere, give out], ADI. : edited ;
published. -tére, M., -triee, F.: editor,
publisher.
editto [L. e-dictum (dicere, say)], M
edict (decree).
edi-zionfeeia, disp. of -zione. -zion-
eina, disp. dim. of -zione. ||-zidne
[L. -tio (e-dere, give out)], F.: edition;
publication.
édraj = edera.
educa -nda, r.: boarding-school miss.
lleducd-re [L. (ex, out, ducere, lead)],
TR.: educate. -tivo, ADJ.: educating.
-tére, M., -triee, F.: educator ; instruct-
or (teacher). -tòrio, M.: girls’ school
(female institute). -zidme, F.: educa-
tion. .
edilio}, m.: relish; victuals (eaten with
bread); (Scotch) kitchen.
efeméridet = = effemeride.
effabile}, ADJ.: effable (utterable).
éffe, F.: f (the letter).
:| effet-tivaménte, ADJ.:
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effeméride [Gr. ephémeros (heméra, day),
F.: ephemeris.
ef(f)em(m)i-naménto, M.: effeminacy.
l|-mare [L. femina, woman], TR.: effemi-
nata (weaken). -nataménte, ADV.:
effeminately. -matézza, F.: effeminacy.
-nato, ADJ.: effeminate (unmanly). -na-
tore, M., -natriee, F.: effeminating.
effe-rataménte, ADV.: inhumanly. -ra-
tézza, F.: ferocity. [l-rato [L. -ratus
(ferus, wild)], ADJ.: FEROcious (inhuman,
barbarous, cruel). -ritàt, F.: ferocity.
efferve-scénte [L. -scens Ces boil)],
ADJ.: effervescent. -scémza, F.: effer-
vescence ; fervor.
efimero
effectively, in
fact. -tivita, F.: effectiveness (effi-
ciency); efficacy. -tivo, ADJ.: effective
(efficient); real. |lefێt-to [L. ef-fectus
(facere, do)], : effect; impression ;
ware; result (end); execution (accom-
plishment): recare ad —, carry out, ac-
complish; in —, in fact; per — di, by
reason (virtue) of; per questo —, to that
purpose, therefore. -téme, aug. of -to.
-térej, M., -trieej, F.: effector, agent;
actor. -tudle, ADJ.: effectual; real.
-tualménte, ADV.: effectually; really
(in fact). -tuare, TR.: effect (accom-
plish, carry out). -tuazione, F.: effect-
ing; accomplishment (execution).
effi-caee, ADJ.: efficacious (effectual, po-
tent). reaceménte, ADV.: efficacious-
ly. -cdeta, F.: efficacy. -caeissimo,
ADJ.: very efficacious (most efficient).
||-eiénte [L. ef-ficiens (facere, do)], ADJ.:
efficient; effective (operative). -eiénza,
F.: efficiency, efficacyf. :
effi - giaménto, M.: image (likeness).
-gidre, TR.: image (represent). effi-
g(i)e [L. -gies (fingere, FEIGN)], F.: effigy;
representation ; aspect. -giétta, car.
dim. of -gie.
:| effimero [cf. effemeride], ADJ.: ephem-
eral.
efflorescénza [L. ¢éf-florescere, bloom
out], F.: efflorescence.
ef-flusso, M.: efflux (effusion). |l-fla-
vio [L.-fluvium (fluere, FLOW)], M.: ef-
fluvium ; exhalation.
effén-dere [L. ef-fundere], TR.: pour
out (EFFUSE, shed). -diménto, M.: ef-
fusion.
effrazione [frangere], F.:(leg.) breaking
into; burglary.
effrenat. .} = sfrenat. .
effumaziéne [L. -mare, FUME], F.: fum-
ing (reeking).
efFa-si, PRET. of effondere.
dim. of -sione. -siéne, F.:
|lefFi-so, PART. of effondere.
efimeroj = effimero.
-sioneélla,
effusion.
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èfod [Heb.], m.: ephod (high priest’s gir-
dle).
èforo [L. eph-orus (Gr. horn, see)], M.:
ephor (Spartan magistrate).
egénte}, ADI. : needy, indigent.
egestiéne [L. -tio (gerere, lead)], F.:
egestion (evacuation ; excrements).
égida [L. egida (Gr. aigis, goat-skin)],
F.: zgis (shield; protection).
egira [fr. Ar.], F.: hegira.
Egi-tto, M.: Egypt. -ziaco, M.: kind
of ointment. -zidno, ADJ.: Egyptian.
egi-zio, ADJ.: Egyptian.
égli [L. ille], PRON.: he; it.
églino [egli], PRON. : they.
ègloga [L. (Gr. ek-légein, pick out)], F.:
eclogue. .
ego-ismo [L. ego, I], M.: egotism (selfish-
ness). -ista, pl. —ti, M., F.: egotist.
-istico, ADJ.: egotistical (selfish). ©
egraméntet, ADV.: reluctantly.
e-gregiaménte, ADV.: egregiously.
llegrégio [L. e-gregius (grex, crowd)],
ADJ.: egregious (uncommon).
egrésso [-ssus (gradior, go)], M.:
(outlet).
egritadine}, F.: infirmity (sickness).
ègro [L. ger], ADJ.: sick.
eguagl. . = uguagl. .
egual. . = ugual. .
éh or èh, éhi, èhm [echoic], INTERJ.:
ah! ha! so! hallo! hem! ahem!
éi, for egli (pop. also for eglino).
éiaj, INTERI. : come! courage!
eiacula-tére, -tòrio [L. -ri (jacere,
throw)], ADJ.. ejaculatory. -ziéne, F.:
ejaculation.
eli, for egli, lui, per il.
ela}, INTERJ.: oh! alas!
elabora-re [L. (/abor, work)], TR.: elab-
orate. -tézza, F.: elaborateness; refine-
ment. -ziéne, F.: elaboration.
elargire, TR.: give liberally.
elasti-eità, F.: elasticity. |lelasti-co
[Gr. elduneîn, drive], ADJ.: elastic.
ela-téria or us'ly -téridi [Gr. -térion
(-tére, driver)], PL.: family elaterida (ela-
ters, beetles), -tério or-tère, M.: power
of expansion (elasticity).
ela-tof, ADI. : elate (haughty).
F.: elation (haughtiness).
élee [L. ilex], m.: holm-oak.
eldorddo [Sp. el dorado, ‘the golden’
land], M.: El Dorado (imaginary rich
country).
elefan-te [L. elephas], M.: elephant.
-tésco, ADJ.: elephantine. -téssa, F.:
she-elephant. -tiaco, ADJ.: elephantine;
elephantiac. -tiasi, F.: elephantiasis.
-tino, M.: small (young) elephant; ADJ. :
elephantine.
ele-gante [L. -gans (e-ligere, elect)], ADJ.:
egress
-zionej,
elice
elegant; graceful. -ganteménte, ADY.:
elegantly. -gAnza, -gAnziai, F.: ele.
gance.
elég-gere [e-, J..], IRR. (cf. leggere);
TR.: ELECT, choose. -gémte, ADI.: elect.
ing. -gibile, ApJ.: eligible. -gibili-
ta, F.: eligibility. -giménto, M.: elec-
tion.
ele-gia [L. (Gr. élegos, plaint)], F.: elegy.
-giaco, ADJ.: elegiac; M.: elegiac poet.
giétta, dim. of -gia. -giteeia, -gitz
za, disp. dim. of -gia. ~ j
elèi-son or -sònne [Gr. eléeson, ‘have
mercy’], m.: ‘eleeson’ (part of the Mass
or Litany).
elembiccoj = lambicco.
elemen-tale} = -tare. -tarel, ADI:
elementary. -térej2, TR.: compose of
elements. -tdrio}, ADJ.: elementary.
llelemén-to [L. -tum], M.: element.
elemòsi-na [Gr. eleemostine (elecîn, pity),
charity], F.: ALMS (charity). -nàre =
limosinare. -nàrio ti, M.: almoner,
-nière (f. -niera), ADJ.: eleemosynary
(charitable); M. (F.): almoner (alms-giver),
«nizza, dim. of -na.
elénco [Gr. -chos, control], M.: index
(register).
elèt-ta, F.: election (choice). -tiva-
ménte, ADV.: electively (by election).
-tivo, ADJ.. elective. |lelét-to, PART.
of eleggere. -toràle, aDJ.: electoral.
-torato, M.: electorate (electorship).
-tére, M.: elector. -triee, F.: elec-
tress.
elettovario} = elettuario.
elet-tricaménte, ADV.: electrically.
-trieismo, M.: electricity. -trieità,r.:
electricity. elét-trico, ADI.: electric-
(al). -trizzàre, TR.: electrify. -triz-
zatore, M., -trizzatriee, F.: electri-
fier. |lelét-tro [Gr. élektron, amber (the
friction of which revealed electricity)],
M.: amber; electro- (in many compounds,
as): -tròforo, M.: electrophore. -tré-
metro, M.: electrometer, ete.
elettuadrio [L. -rium (? Gr. leîchein,
LICK)], M.: electuary (medicine).
eleva-ménto, M.: elevation. |lelevdé=
re [L.], TR.: elevate (lift up; raise); pro-
mote; exalt. -tézza, F.: height (emi-
nence). -'to, PART.: elevated, eté.; lofty,
sublime. -tére, M.: elevator; aDJ.: lifting.
~ziéne, F.: elevation (raising; height).
ele-zionarej, TR.: elect. ||=zidne [L.
-ctio (legere, choose) ], F.: election (choice).
eliaco [Gr. heliakds (hélios, sun)], ADI.:
heliac(al).
éli-ca or -eei [Gr. héliz, ‘twisted’, F.:
helix (non-plane curve; rim of the ear);
screw (propeller); (astron.) Great Bear:
scala a —, steep spiral staircase.
IO
elice
éli-eej2 = elce.
grove.
e-lieeret, TR.: elicit. -lieito, PART.
Eli-cona [Gr. Helikén], m.: Helicon
(mount of Apollo and the Muses). -cò-
nio, ADJ.: Heliconian.
elidere [L. (ledere, hurt)], IRR.$; TR.:
elide; suppress (annul, neutralize).
§ Pret. edé-sz, -se ; -sero. Part. eliso.
elig. . = elegg. .
eliminà-re [L.(ex, limen, threshold)], TR.:
eliminate. -mazidéne, F.: elimination.
elimosin. . = elemosin. .
eliò= [Gr. hélios, sun]: -metro, M.: heli-
ometer. -scòpio [Gr. skopeîn, examine],
M.: helioscope. -tipia [Gr. trpos, type],
F.: heliotypy. -tròpia [cf. tropio], F.:
sort of heliotrope. -tròpio [Gr. tr6pos,
turn], M.: heliotrope (turnsole; blood-
stone).
elisi, PRET. of elidere.
Elisio, poet. for Eliso; ADI.: Elysian.
elisione [elidere], F.: elision.
eli-sir or -si(r)re [Ar. eliksir], M.: elixir.
Eliso [Gr. Elision], m.: Elysium.
eliso, PART. of elidere.
elitrop. . = eliotrop..
élla 1 [L. illa], PRON.: she; it.
èllaj2, F.: starwort.
élle, name for /, which see.
elléboro [Gr. -ros], M.: hellebore (herb).
ellé-nico [Gr. Héllenes, Greeks], ADJ.:
Hellenic. -mismo, M.: Hellenism. -ni-
sta, M.: Hellenist (one versed in Greek).
élleno [ella], PRON., F.: they.
éllera [cf. edera], F.: ivy.
éllit, for egli, eglino.
el-lisse [Gr. -leipsis (leipein, LEAVE)], F.:
ellipse. -lissi, F.: elipsis (omission).
-litticaménte, ADV.: eliptically, by
omission. -littico, ADJ.: eliptic(al).
el-màtoj, ADJ.: helmed. -métto, M.:
dim. of -mo; helmet. |él-mo [Ger.
helm], M.: HELM(et).
elocuziéne [L. -cutio], F.: elocution.
elo-gétto, dim. of -gio. -giare,TR.: eu-
logize. -giatére, M.: eulogizer. |lelé=
gio [L.-gium (Gr. ed, well, légein, speak)],
M.: eulogy. -gista, pl. —ti, M.: eulogist
(writer of eulogies). -gistico, ADJ.:
eulogistic(al). ;
elo-quénte [L. -quens (loqui, speak)],
ADJ.: eloquent. -quenteménte, ADV.:
eloquently. -quènza, F.: eloquence.
elò-quio, M.: (manner of) speaking,
address ; discourse.
é1-sa [OGer. helsa], F., -soy, M.: HILT.
elucubra-re [L., work out by lamplight
(lux, light)], TR.: lucubrate; elaborate.
-ziéne, F.: lucubration; elaboration.
e-lidere, IRR.; TR.: elude. -ludénte,
ADJ.: eluding. -Ifisi, PRET. -lfiso, PART.
-eéto}, M.: holm-
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ema-ciaménto, M.: emaciation. ||-eta-
re [L. (macer, lean, MEAGER)], TR.: ema-
ciate; REFL.: emaciate (grow thin). -eia-
ziéne, F.: emaciation (leanness).
emana-re [L. (manare, fiow)], INTR.:
emanate, flow; TR.: send out (publish).
-ziéne, F.: emanation; promulgation.
emaneipé-re [L. (m-, transfer)], TR.:
emancipate (a minor, etc.), free. -tére,
M., -triee, F.: emancipator. -ziéne,
F.: emancipation.
ematòsi [Gr. haimdtosis (haîma, blood)],
M.: hematosis.
emblè-ma [Gr. (em-bdllein, throw in)],
M.: emblem. -maticaménte, ADV.:
emblematically. -matico, ADJ.: em-
blematic.
émbri-ee [L. imbrex (imber, rain)], M.:
roof tile: scoprire un —, reveal a secret.
-eifta, F.: blow of a tile.
em-briéne (Gr. -bruon (briein, swell)],
M.: embryo. -briònico, ADJ.: embry-
onic.
emén-da,F.: emendation. -dabile, ADI.:
emendable (corrigible). -daménto, M.:
emendation. ||-dare [L. (menda, fault)],
TR.: emend (amend, correct). -dativo,
ADJ.: emendatory. -datére, M., -da-
triee, F.: emendator. -datòrio, ADJ.:
emissario
emendatory. -dazidéne, F.: emendation;
revisal.
e-mergénte, ADJ.: emergent. -mer-
gènza, F.: emergency. ||=mérgere,
IRR.; TR.: emerge, rise up.
emérito [L. -tus (merere, merit)], ADI. :
emeritus (honorably discharged).
e-mérsi, PRET. of -mergere. -mersiéne,
F.: emersion. ||-mérso, PART. of -mer-
gere.
emético [Gr. -kés (emeîn, VOMIT)], ADI.,
M.: emetic.
e=méttere, IRR.; TR.: emit (give forth;
send forth). -mésso, PART.
emiz= [Gr. hemi-, half]: -eiclo, Mm. : hemi-
cycle. -crdnia [Gr. krénion, skull], F.:
(med.) hemicrania (MEGRIM, MIGRAINE).
emi-gràre [L. (migrare, pass)], INTR.:
emigrate. -grato, PART.: emigrated;
M.: emigrant (specif. political, as the
French emigrants after the Revolution).
-graziéne, F.: emigration.
emi-nénte [L. -nens (-nere, stand out)],
ADJ.: eminent (lofty). -nenteménte,
ADV.: eminently. -nentissimo, ADJ.:
most eminent (title of cardinals). -nèn-
za, F.: eminence (elevation ; title of car-
dinals). i
emi=plegia [Gr. plegé, stroke], F.: hemi-
plegia (palsy of one side). -sfèrico,
ADJ.: hemispheric(al). -sfèro, -sfériot
[sphatra, ball], M.: hemisphere.
emis-s4rio [L. -sarium (mittere, send)],
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M.: emissary; spy; outlet, drain; stal-
lion, stone-horse. -siéne, F.: emission;
letting (of blood).
emistichio [Gr. hemi-stichion, half-line],
M.: hemistich.
èmme, name of the letter m, which see.
emolliénte [L. -liens (mollire, soften)],
ADJ., M.: emollient.
emoluménto [L. -tum (e-moliri, bring
emissione
out)], M.: emolument (pay).
émo- [Gr. haima, blood]: -rragia [hreg-
minai, burst], F.: hemorrhagé. -rroi-
dale, ADJ.: hemorrhoidal. -rròidi [Gr.
hrein, flow], F. PL.: hemorrhoids. -ttisi
[Gr. ptiein, spit], F.: hemoptysis. -ttòi-
co, ADJ.: affected with hemoptysis.
emoziéne [L. e-motio], F.: emotion.
empetiggine [L. im-petigo (im-petere,
attack)]; F.: impetigo (pustular eruption).
empiaménte [-pio], ADV.: impiously.
empiastr. .j = impiastr. .
em-piénte, PART.: filling. ||ém-piere
= -pire.
em-pietà, -piézza [-pio], F.: impiety.
empiménto [-pire], M.: filling up.
émpio [L. im-pius], ADI.: impious, in-
human.
empire, or less com.
plere], IRR. (cf. compire); TR.:
COMPLETE.
empireo [Gr. em-pirios (pir, FIRE), in
fire, fiery], ADJ.: empyreal; M.: empyrean
(supposed highest heaven of pure fire).
empi-ricaménte, ADV.: empirically.
\lempi-rico [L. -ricus (Gr. petra, trial)],
ADJ.: empiric(al). -rismo, M.: empir-
(ic)ism.
émpito, pop. for impeto.
em-pito or -piito, PART. of empi(e)re.
emporio [Gr. -rion (ém-poros, ‘on -the
road,” trader)], M.: emporium (mart;
storehouse).
emugn. .j = emung..
emu-linte, ADJ.:
il-lare [L. emulari], TR.:
-piere [L. im-
FILL Up;
emulate (vie
with). -latére, M., -latriee, F.: emu-
lator (competitor). -laziéne, F.: emu-
lation (rivalry).
e-mulgénte, ADJ.: emulgent. |l=mal-
gere [L. (mulgere, MILK)]; IRR.$; TR.:
émulge (milk out); drain.
§ Pret. emzl-si, -se; -sero. Part. emiilso.
èmulo [L. emulus], ADI. : emulous; M.:
competitor, rival.
emulsione [emulgere], F.: emulsion.
e=mingerej, TR.: milk out; drain.
enarmònico [Gr. -kés], ADJ.: enharmo-
nic(al).
eneefa-lite, -litide [enképhalos, brain],
F.: encephalitis (inflammation of the brain).
enchiridio [Gr.-cheiridion (cheîr, hand)],
M.: manual.
emulating; emulous.
enormità ‘
enei-clica [Gr. enkiklos, ‘circular’], F.:
encyclic (esp. papal letter or circular),
-clopedia [Gr. paideia, instruction], F.:
encyclopedia. -clopédico, ADI.: en-
cyclopedic(al). -clopedista, pl. —ti, u.:
encyclopedist.
enclitica [Gr. -klitikés [klinein, LEAN)],
ADJ., F.: enclitic.
enco-mifre, TR.: laud, praise. -mia-
ste}, M.: encomiast. -mifstico, ADJ.:
encomiastic(al). -miatére, M., -mia-
triee, F.: encomiast (panegyrist). |len-
còemio [Gr. -mion (kémos, revel), festive
song to Bacchus], M.: encomium (praise).
éndej = indi.
endecasillabo [Gr. héndeka, eleven],
M.: endecasyllable.
en-demia [Gr. (démos, people)], F.: en-
demic. -dèmico, ADJ.: endemic(al).
éndi-caj, F.: magazine; purchase; fore-
stalling. -caiudlof, M.: forestaller. -ca-
ref, TR.: buy up, forestall.
éndiee [pop. for indice], M.: nest-egg;
baitf.
èneot, ADJ.: of bronze.
en-ergia (Gr. ~érgeia (érgon, WORK)], F.
energy. -ergicaménte, ADV. : ener-
getically. -érgico, ADJ.: energetic(al).
energimeno [Gr. -goùmenos (érgein,
WORK)], ADJ.: possessed by an evil spirit;
M.: energumen.
enerv. . = snerv. .
én-fasi [Gr. émphasis (phaînein, show)],
F.: emphasis. -faticaménte, ADV.:
emphatically. -fético, aDJ.: emphat-
ic(al).
en-fiagioneélla, -fiagioneina, dim.
of -fiagione. -fiagiéme, F.: inflation
(swelling). -fiaménto, M.: inflation;
pridet. |l-fidre [L. in-flare (BLOW)],
INTR.: INFLATE (swell, puff up); TR.}:
inflate; embolden. -fidto, PART.: swol-
len, etc.; proud}. -fiatara, F.: infla-
tion (swelling; pridej). -fiaturina,
dim. of -fiatura. -fiatizzoi, dim. of
fiato. -fiazibnet, F.: inflation (swell-
ing; pride). én-fiot, ADJ.: swelling;
swollen. -fiére, M.: inflation, swelling,
enigm. .} = enimm. .
enim-ma [Gr. aînigma (aînos, tale)],
M.: enigma. -maticaménte, ADV.:
enigmatically. -màtico, ADJ.: enigmat-
ic(al).
ènne, the letter n (which see).
enne(a)- [Gr. ennéa, NINE]: - gono, M.:
enneagon, etc.
ènnicoj = etnico.
enologia [Gr. oinos, WINE], F
of wine- production.
enor-me [L. -mis (norma, rule)], ADI.:
enormous. -meménte, ADV.: enormous-
ly. -mézza, -mità, F.: enormity.
1 science
ensiforme
ensif6rme [L. ensis, sword], ADI. : (bot.)
ensiform.
ènte [L. ens (esse, be)], M.: being.
en-térico [Gr. énteron, intestine], ADI. :
enteric (intestinal). -teritide, -tèrite,
F.: (med.) enteritis.
entità [ente], F.: entity; importance.
entò-matai, F., entò-mo] [Gr. én-to-
mon (témein, cut), in-sect (as nearly cut
in two)], M.: insect. -mologia, F.: en-
tomology. -mològico, ADJ.: entomo-
logic(al). -mòlogo, M.: entomologist.
entragna}, F., -gno}, M.: inside; en-
trails. (bowels): di buona —, of good
heart.
entram-bi, -bo} [L. inter, between, ambo,
both], ADJ.: both.
en-traménto, M.: entrance. -trànte,
ADJ.: entering; beginning; penetrative,
meddlesome; M.: entrance; beginning;
meddlesome person: il mese —, next
month. -trare, INTR.: enter; begin;
penetrate; TR.}: enter, make enter; M.:
entering, etc.: — in ballo, engage one’s
self; — in bestia, fly into a passion; —
in parola, open a discourse ; — in santo,
be churched (of women after childbirth).
-tràta, F.: entrance; beginning; pre-
lude; income; rent. -tratdeeia, disp.
of -trata. -tratére, M.: enterer. -tra-
tara, F.: entrance; access; entrance fee;
familiarity : avere — con, be familiar with.
llén-tro [L. intro]; ADV., PREP.: within.
-tro-méttere}, IRR.; TR.: introduce.
entusi-asmàre, TR.: make enthusiastic
(enthuse). ||-asmo [Gr. enthousiasmés
(theés, god)], M.: enthusiasm. -dsta, pl.
-asti, M.: enthusiast. -fistico, ADI.: en-
thusiastic.
ènulaj, F.: starwort.
enumera-re [L.],TR.: enumerate. -zi6-
ne, F.: enumeration.
enuneia-re [L. enuntiare (nuntio, mes-
senger)], TR.: enunciate (express; pro-
nounce). -tivo, ADJ.: enunciative. -zid-
ne, F.: enunciation.
enunzia. . = enuncia. .
enviàrej, TR.: show the way.
éo} = io.
edof, ADI. : eastern (morning).
è-pa [? Gr. hépar, liver], F.: paunch (bel-
ly). -p&eeiat, disp. of epa. èpa-tet,
M.: liver. -pAticaf, F.: liverwort. -pa-
tico}, ADJ.: hepatic. mae
epén-tesi (Gr. -thesis (epi, by, en-tithé-
nai, put in)], F.: epenthesis (insertion).
-tético, ADJ.: epenthetic(al).
epi- [Gr. epi, upon, by], PREF.
epicaménte [-co], ADV.: epically.
epi-eiclo, M.: epicycle.
èpico [L. -cus (Gr. épos, tale)], ADI., M.:
epic.
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epicra-si [Gr. krasis, mixture], F.: cure
by refrigerants or lenitives. -ticamén-
te, ADV.: now and then, at intervals. -’ti-
co, ADJ.: applied (medicines) at intervals.
epicuréo [philosopher Epicurus], ADI.:
Epicurean; M.: epicure.
epi-demia [Gr. (epi-demos, ‘among-peo-
ple’)], F.: epidemy. -dèmico, ADI.: ep-
idemic(al).
epidérmide [Gr. -mis (dérma, skin)], F.:
epidermis.
epifania [Gr. epi-phénia, ap-pearance],
F.: Epiphany (church festival, 6th of Jan.).
epigàstrico [Gr. gastér, belly], ADI.: epi-
gastric.
epi-grafe [Gr. -graphe (grdéphein, write)],
F.: epigraph (inscription). -grafia, F.:
epigraphy. -grafico, ADJ.: epigraphic-
(al). -grafista, pl.—ti, M.: epigraphist.
-gramma, M.: epigram. -grammati-
co, ADJ.: epigrammatic(al). -gram-
métto, dim. of -gramma.
epi-lessia [Gr. -lepsia (lambdnein, take)],
F.: epilepsy. -lèttico, ADJ.,M.: epileptic.
epilo-gaméntot, M.: epilogue, summary.
-gàrej, TR.: sum up. -gazidnef, F.:
epilogue. epilo-go [Gr. -gos (epî, after,
légein, say)], M.: epilogue.
epi-scopale, ADJ.: episcopal. -scopa-
to, M.: bishopric. -scòpio, M.: bishop-
ric; bishop’s palace. |lepi-scopof [cf.
vescovo], M.: BISHOP.
epi-sodicaménte, ADV.: episodically.
-sòdico, ADJ.: episodical. ||-sédio [Gr.
ep-eis-odos, ‘by-in-way’], F.: episode.
epistilio [L. -lium (Gr. stélos, column)],
M.: epistyle (architrave)
episto-ia [L. (Gr. stéllein, send)], F.:
epistle; letter. -lare, ADJ.: epistolary.
-lario, M.: letter-book. -larménte,
as in epistolary way. -létta, dim. of
-la.
epitàf(f)io [Gr. -iéphios (téphos, tomb)],
M.: epitaph.
epita-lamico, ADJ.: epithalamic. ||=lf-
mio (Gr. -lémios (thélamos, bride-cham-
ber)], M.: epithalamium (nuptial song).
epiteto [Gr. -thetos (the-, put)], M.: epithet.
epito-mare, TR.: epitomize, abridge.
-matérej, M.: epitomizer, abridger.
llepito-me [Gr. -mé (témnein, cut)], M.,
F.: epitome.
època [L. -cha], F.: epoch (culminating
point); period; (pop.) time.
ep-òddico, ADJ.: epodic. ||-òdo [Gr. -odé
lode, song)], M.: epode (after-song).
epo-péa, -péiat [Gr. epo-poiia, epos-
poem], F.: epopee (epopesia).
eppare [or e pure], CONJ.: nevertheless
(however).
èpu-laj [L. -lum], F.:
eto, disp. of -lone.
feast. -londe-
-léne, M.: great
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feaster (luxurious feeder).
ADJ.: feasting. -lomismo, M.:
sive feasting.
equ- [L. equus, equal]: -abile, ADI.:
equable. -abilita, F.: equability. -abil-
ménte, ADV.: equably. -dlet, ADI.:
equal. -alitàt, F.: equality. -amén-
te, ADV.: equally (equably). -fimime
[L. animus, soul], ADJ.: equanimous, just.
-animità, F.: equanimity. -atére, M.:
equator. -atoridle, ADJ.: equatorial.
-aziéne, F.: equation.
equéstre [-tris (equus, horse)], ADJ.:
equestrian.
equi- [L. equus, equal]: - Angolo, ADI.:
equiangular. -distànte, ADJ.: equidis-
tant. -distanteménte, ADV.: equidis-
tantly. -distànza, F.: equidistance.
-ldtero, ADJ.: equilateral. -librare,
TR.: equilibrate (balance equally). -librio
[L. libra, balance], M.: equilibrium, equi-
poise.
equino [L. -nus], ADJ.: equine.
equi-nozifle, ADI.: equinoctial. ||-no-
zio [L. -noctium (nox, NIGHT)], M.: equi-
nox.
equi-paggifre, TR.: equip, fit out; man.
\l-paggio [Fr. -page, ak. to Eng. skiff],
M.: equipage (baggage); equipment (out-
fit); crew.
equi- [cf. above]: -pardre, TR.: equal;
compare. -pollènte [L. pollens, strong],
ADJ.: equipollent (of equal power). -pol-
lénza, F.: equipollence. -ponderan-
te}, ADI. : of equal weight. -ponderà-
ret, INTR.: equiponderate (be of equal
weight). -tà, F.: equity (justness).
equi-tare, INTR.: ride on horseback. -ta-
zione, F.: equitation (riding on horse-
back). |léqui-tet [L. eques (equus,
horse)], M.: rider.
equi- [L. equus, equal]: -valénte, ADI.,
M.: equivalent. -valenteménte, ADV.:
equivalently. -valènza, F.: equiva-
lence. =valére, IRR.; INTR.: be equiv-
alent (be of equal value). -vocdlef,
ADJ.: equivocal. -vocaménte, ADV.:
equivocally. -vocaménto, M.: ambi-
guity. -vocfre, INTR.: equivocate (mis-
take). equi-voco [L. vox, VOICE), ADI. :
equivocal (ambiguous); M.: misunderstand-
ing, mistake: prendere —, be mistaken,
epulonesco
-lonésco,
exces-
misunderstand. -vocéso, ADJ.: ambig-
uous.
èquo [L. equus, equal], ADJ.: equitable
(just).
éra I, IMPERF. of essere.
èra2 [l. L. era], F.: era, epoch.
eradic. .{ == sradic. .
eràrio [L. erarium (es, copper)], M.:
public treasury (exchequer).
èr-ba [L. herba], F.: herb (grass): mala
erigere
—, weeds; — trastulla, procrastinating;
in —, growing, young (e.g., dottore in —,
one studying to become a doctor; man-
giare il grano in —, consume anything by
anticipation or before fully gotten posses-
sion of). -baeeia, F.: disp. of -ba; weed.
-béeeo, ADJ.: herbaceous (grassy). -bag-
gio, M.: esculent plants, pot herbs,
baio, m.: weedy place. -baiòlo, m.:
herbalist (gatherer or seller of herbs).
-bale, ADJ.: herbaceous, grassy. -ba-
rio, M.: herbarium. -bataf, F.: corn in
the blade. -bAto, ADJ.: grassy. -bét-
ta, -bieeiòla, dim. of -ba. -bieina,
-bina, F.: small esculent herb. -bivo-
ro [L. vorare, eat], ADJ.: herbivorous.
-boldiof, M.: herbalist. -bolina, car.
dim. of -ba. -borare} = -borizzére. -bo-
vista, M.: herborist (collector of herbs).
-borizzàre, INTR.: herborize (collect
herbs). -borizzatére, M.: herborist.
-bosétto, dim. of -boso. -béso, ADI.:
herbose (grassy, grass-covered). -bie-
eia, F.: disp. dim. of -ba; scanty grass.
-bueeina, dim. of -buccia.
Er-cole, M.: Hercules. -colino, ADJ.:
bow-legged. -etileo, ADJ.: herculean.
eré-dajf—-de. -dire, TR.: inherit.
lleré-de [L. heres], M., F.: HEIR. -dità,
F., -ditàggiot, M.: heirship; heritage
(inheritance). -ditàre, TR.: inherit.
-ditariaménte, ADV.: by inheritance.
-ditario, ADJ.: hereditary. -ditiéra,
F.: rich heiress.
erèggerej = erigere.
ere-mita, pl. -miti, M.: hermit. -mitàg-
gio, M.: hermitage. -mitano, M.: sort
of religious order. -mitico, ADJ.: her-
mitic, solitary. |lére-mo [Gr. héremos,
solitary], M.. hermitage; lonely place.
eresi-a [Gr. hatresis, taking for one’s self,
choice], F.: heresy. -Area pl. -archi [Gr.
archés, ruler], M.: heresiarch.
eréssi, PRET. of erigere.
eretaggio, M.: heritage.
ereti-caceio, disp. of -co.
heretical. -ea(1)ménte, ADv.: hereti-
cally. |leréti-co [L. hereticus (cf. ere-
sia)], ADJ.: heretic(al).
eré-tto, PART. of erigere; ADJ.: ERECT
(upright, straight). -ttére, M.: erector.
-ziéne, F.: erection; establishment (in-
stitution).
ergastolo [L. -tulum, workhouse], M.:
prison, penitentiary.
-cfile, ADJ.:
èrgere [erigere], IRR.§; TR.: ERECT
(raise).
§ Pret. d7-sz, -se ; -sero. Part. èrfo.
érgo [L.], coNns.: ergo (therefore).
e-rigénzaj, F.: erection; establishment.
ll-rigere [L.], IRR. (cf. dirigere); TR.:
ERECT (raise; construct).
erma
èrma [L. herma (Gr. Hermés, Gr. deity)],
F.: herma, hermes (small column with a
Hermes-head, or other head). -frodito
[L.-phroditus (Hermés, Aphrodite, in one
body)], M.: hermaphrodite.
ermellino [l. L. armellinus (Armenia)],
M.: ERMINE.
ermenéuti-ca [Gr. hermeneutiké, inter-
preting], F.: hermeneutics. -co, ADJ.:
hermeneutic(al).
ermesino} = ermisino.
er-meticaménte, ADV.: hermetically.
ll-mético [Gr. god Hermés, inventor of
alchemy], ADJ.: hermetic(al).
ermisino [island Ormus], M.: sarcenet.
èrmo [eremo], aDJ.: solitary; M.f: her-
mitage.
èr-nia [L. hernia], F.: hernia (rupture).
-nifria, F.: rupturewort. -mnidrio,
ADJ.: hernial. -miéso, ADJ.: affected
with hernia.
e-rodèntet, ADJ.: corrosive.
= rodere.
erò-e [L. heros], M.: HERO. -éssat = -ina.
ero-gabile, aDJ.: that can be bestowed
or laid out. |l-gare [L. (rogare, ask)],
TR.: appropriate (money), bestow (Eng.f
erogate). -gazione, F.: bestowal (dis-
posal, Eng.} erogation).
ero-icaménte, ADV.: heroically. -ieiz-
» gare, TR.: make a hero of, lionize.
llerò=ico [eroe], ADI. : heroic(al). -i=cò-
mico, ADJ.: heroi-comic. -idej, M.:
heroic person. -ina,F.: heroine. -i=sa-
tirico, ADJ.: heroi-satiric. -ismo, M.:
heroism.
e-rémpere, IRR. ; INTR.: burst forth.
ero-sione [L. -sio (rodere, gnaw)], F.:
erosion (corrosion). -sgivo, ADJ.: erosive,
corrosive.
eròtico [Gr. -k6s (éros, love)], ADJ.: erot-
ic(al).
ér-pete (Gr. herpes (hérpein, creep)], M.:
herpes (skin eruption). -pético, ADJ.:
herpetic.
erpi-caménto, M.: harrowing ; clamber-
ing}. -edre, TR.: harrow; clambert.
-catéio}, M.: net for quails. -catura,
F.: harrowing. érpi-ee [L. hirpex],
M.: harrow.
er-rabéndo, ADJ.: errant (vagrant).
-raménto, M.: error. -rante, ADJ.:
erring (roving); in error: cavaliere —,
knight-errant. |l-rare [L.], INTR.: err
(roam, wander); mistake. -rata or -ra-
ta-còrrige, F.: errata (list of errors);
for -ratat. -rataménte, ADV.: erratic-
ally. -réticot, ADI.: errant (roaming);
erratic. -réto, PART.: erred, etc.; mis-
taken, confused.
érre, F.: the letter r (which see): perder
?—, get confused; be tipsy.
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ér-ro [-rare],M.: vulg. for-rore. -ronea-
ménte, ADV.: erroneously. -roneita,
F.: erroneousness (error). -ròneo, -rò-
nico}, ADJ.: erroneous; rambling. -ro-
raeeio, disp. of -rore. -rére, M.: error,
mistake; blunder. -rorétto, -rorie-
eio, dim. of -rore.
èrsi, PRET. of ergere.
ér-ta, F.: ascent (acclivity); (fig.) atten-
tion, guard (as from a hill): stare all’ —,
be upon one’s guard, keep a sharp lookout;
al? —! look out! challenge of sentinels;
confortare î cani all’ —, stir up one to
something unpleasant. -tézza, F.: steep-
ness. |lér=to [-gere], PART.: erected;
ADJ.: steep; arduous.
erube-scèntet, ADJ.: erubescent. -scén-
z(i)a}, F.: erubescence (blush).
ertica{, F.: ROCKET (plant); caterpillar.
eru-diménto, M.: erudition; instruc-
tion. ||-dire [L. (ex, rudis, RUDE)], TR. :
instruct, teach. -ditaménte, ADV.:
eruditely (learnedly). -dito, ADJ.: eru-
dite (learned). -diziéme, F.: erudition.
e-rampere} = -rompere. -ratto, PART.
-ruttare, TR.: erupt (eject); ERUCT
(belch). -ruttaziéne, F.: eruption;
eructation. -ruttivo, ADJ.: eruptive.
-ruziéne, F.: eruption; efflorescence.
esaeer-baménto, M.: exasperation.
ll-bare [L. ex-acerbare (asper, rough)],
TR.: irritate. -baziéne, F.: irritation.
esacordo (Gr. hex, six, chordé, string],
M.: hexachord (old mus. instrument).
esagera-re[L. ex-aggerare (ag-ger, heap)],
M.: exaggerate. -tivo, ADJ.: exagger-
ative (exaggerated). -tére, M., -triee,
F.: exaggerator. -ziéme, F.: exaggera-
tion.
esagi-téret, TR.: agitate; vex (tor-
ment). -taziéne, F.: agitation; vexa-
tion. n
es-agonato, ADJ.: hexagonal. ||-fgono
[Gr. hex, sIx, gonia, angle], M.: hexagon.
esa-labile, ADJ.: exhalable; evaporable.
-laménto, M.: exhalation; recreation,
diversiont. |l-la4re [L. ex-halare
(breathe)], INTR.: exhale, evaporate; TR. :
breathe out or forth. -lazione, F.: ex-
halation; evaporation.
esaldire} = esaudire.
esàloj = esalazione.
esal-taménto, M.: exaltation. ||-tare
[L. ex-altare (altus, high)], TR.: exalt
(magnify, extol). -tato, ADJ.: exalted ;
excited. -taziéne, F.: exaltation.
esimet [L. ex-amen, weighing], M.: ex-
amination (examen).
esame 2 [L. ex-amen (agmen, troop)], M.:
swarm of bees.
esàmetro [Gr. hexd-metros, ‘six-metric’],
ADJ.: hexametric(al); M.: hexameter.
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esàmi-na [esame 1], -ninzat, F.: exam-
ination. -nfre, TR.: examine. -nfinte,
ADJ.: examining. -néto, PART.: exam-
ined; person examined. -natére, M.,
-natriee, F.: examiner. -maziéne, F.,
-nej, M.: examination.
esangue [L. sanguis, blood], aDJ.: blood-
less.
eg-animégre, TR.: dishearten. ||-animo
[L. ex-animis (anima, soul)], ADJ.: soul-
less, lifeless.
esantéma [Gr. ex-dnthema, ‘out-bloom-
ing’], F.: (med.) exanthema (eruption).
esàr-ca or -co} [Gr. éx-archos (drchein,
rule)], M.: exarch; viceroy. -cato, M.:
exarchate.
esaspe-raménto, M.: exasperation.
llerare [L. ex-asperare (asper, rough)],
exasperate (provoke). -raziéne, F.: ex-
asperation.
esat-taménte, ADV.: exactly. -tézza,
F.: exactness. |lesat-to [part. of esi-
gere], ADJ.: exacted; exact (precise,
accurate). -tére, M.: tax-gatherer, col-
lector. -toria, F.: collector’s office.
esau-dibile, ADJ.: grantable. -dimén-
to, M.: hearing and granting. |l-dire
[L. ex-audire (hear)], TR.: hear favorably
and grant (grant). -ditére, M., -di-
triee, F.: granter. -dizionej, F.:
granting.
esau-ribile, ADJ.: exhaustible. ||=rire
[L. ex-haurire (draw water)], TR.: Ex-
HAUST (use up). -rito or esfu-sto,
PART.: exhausted.
es-autorare, TR.: exauthorize.
esaziéne [esatto], F.: exaction.
é3-ca [L. (ed-, EAT)], F.: victualst; bait
(decoy); tinder. -caiòlo, M.: tinder-
seller.
escande-scénte [L. ex-candescens (can-
descere, glow)], ADI. : kindling with wrath
(flying into a passion); flashing. -scén-
za, F.: sudden wrath (violent passion,
anger).
escindola}, F.: (nav.) cabin.
ésca-ra [Gr. eschéra], F.: ESCHAR, SCAR.
-rético, ADJ.: escharotic.
escdto [esca], M.: decoy-place; snare
(allurement). ©
escavazione [L. ex-cavatio (cavare,
hollow)], F.: excavation.
eschéttai, dim. of esca.
èschio, M.: beech-tree.
esciàmej = sciame.
escidio} = eccidio.
esc-iménto}, -ire, -ita = usc-imento,
-îre, -ita.
esclama-re [L. er-clamare], TR.: ex-
claim. -tivo, ADJ.: exclamatory. -zié-
ne, F.: exclamation.
es-cludénte, ADI.: excluding.
esamina
|-cla-
esemplo
dere [L. ex-cludere (close)], IRR. (cf.
aceludere); TR.: exclude (except). -elt-
si, PRET. of -cludere. -clusiòne, r.:
exclusion. -clusiva, F.: exclusion; ex-
cluding vote (veto, at papal election).
-clusivaménte, ADV.: exclusively.
-clusivismo, M.: exclusiveness. -eln-
sivo, ADJ.: exclusive. -eliiso, PART. of
-cludere. -clusério, ADJ.: exciusory.
escogi-tabile, ADJ.: devisable. |l=té-
re [L. ex-cogitare (think)], TR.: excogi-
tate (think out, devise, contrive). -tati-
vai, F.: thinking faculty.
escolpaziénef, F.: exculpation.
escomunic. .} = scomunie. .
escoria-re [L. ex-coriare (corium, skin)],
TR.: (med.) excoriate, abrade. -tivo,
ADJ.: abrading. -zione, F.: excoriation.
escre-mentizio, ADJ.: excrementitious.
-ménto [L. ex-crementum (cernere, sift)],
M.: excrement.
escrescénza [L. ex-crescere, grow out],
F.: excrescence.
escre-tére or -tòrio [L. ex-cernere (sift),
excrete], ADJ.: excretory. -ziéme, F.:
excretion.
esculéntof, ADJ.: esculent.
escursiéne [L. ex-cursio (currere, run)],
F.: excursion; raid.
escus. .} = scus..
esecraé-bile, ADJ.: execrable. -bilita,
F.: execrableness. -bilménte, ADV.:
execrably. |leseerd-re [L. ex-(s)ecrare
(sacer, holy)], TR.: execrate, abhor. -zié-
ne, F.: execration.
esecu-tare [L. ex-sequere, follow ont],
TR.: execute. -tivo, ADJ.: executive.
-tére, M., -triee, F.: executor, -trix;
executive; executioner (hangman). -zié-
ne, F.: execution.
esè=gesi or -gési [Gr. ex-égesis (dgein,
lead)], F.: exegesis (interpretation). -gé-
ta, pl. -geti, M.: exegete. -gético, ADI.:
exegetic(al).
ese-guibile, ADJ.: executable (feasible).
-guiménto, M.: execution. ||-guire
[L. ex-segui (follow)], TR.: EXECUTE (per-
form). -guitéret, M.: executor.
esem-pi-gràzia, ADV., F.: for instance,
e. g._llesèm-pio [L. ex-emplum (emere,
take)], M.: example. -plére, ADJ.: ex-
emplary; M.: pattern (model); specimen
(copy); TR.}: copy (imitate). -plarità,
F.: exemplarity, exemplariness. -plar-
ménte, ADV.: exemplarily. -plativof,
ADI. : exemplary. -plificàre, TR.: ex-
emplify. -plificataméntet, ADV.: by
way of example. -plificativo, ADJ.:
exemplifying. -plificatérej, M.: ex-
emplifier; copier. -plificaziéne, F.
exemplification. -pli-grazia = -pigra-
zia. esém-plot = -pio.
esentare
esen-tare, TR.: exempt; excuse. |lesòn=
te [L. ex-emptum (emere, take)], ADI.:
EXEMPT. -ziongrej, TR.: exempt. -ziò-
ne, F.: exemption.
esé-quia = -quie. -quifle}, ADJ.: ex-
equial, funeral. -quifret, TR.: bury.
llesé-quie [L. exequie (segui, follow)],
F. PL., -quio}, M.: exequies (obsequies,
funeral rites).
esequire} = eseguire.
eser-eénte, ADJ.: exercising (practicing);
following (a profession). |lesér-eeref
[L. ex-ercere (arcere, shut up)], TR.: ex-
ercise. -eitabile, ADJ.: exercisable.
-eitaménto, M.: exercise; effort. -ei-
tare, TR.: exercise (practice; train).
-eitativoi, ADJ.: exercising. -eitaté-
re, M., -eitatriee, F.: exerciser. -ei-
tazione, F.: exercise. esér-eito, M.:
army; host. -eizio, M.: exercise (prac-
tice) ; pursuit ; theme: far I’ —, exercise;
drill.
esered(it)dre}, TR.: disinherit.
es-ibire [L. ex-hibere (habere, have)], TR.:
exhibit (present); REFL.: offer one’s self.
-ibita, F.: exhibition. -ibitére, M.:
exhibitor. -ibiziéne, F.: exhibition.
esi-génte, ADJ.: exigent; pretentious.
-gènza, F.: exigency. |lesi-gere [L.
ex-igere (agere, drive)], IRR. (part. esatto);
TR.: EXACT (require peremptorily). -gi-
bile, ADJ.: that may be exacted. -gi-
bilita, F.: capability of being exacted.
esiglio = esilio.
esiguo [L. exiguus (ag-, weigh)], ADI.:
small (thin, exiguous).
esila-rante, ADJ.: exhilarating. ||-ra-
re [L. ex-hilarare (cheer)], TR.: exhila-
rate (cheer).
esile or ésile [L. exilis], ADJ.: slender,
feeble.
e-silidre, TR.: exile, banish. -siliato,
PART.: exiled; M.: exile. [l-silio [L.
ex-(s)ilium (solum, SoIL)], M.: exile; ban-
ishment: terra d’ —, world.
esilita [esile], F.: slenderness; feeble-
ness.
es-imere [L. ex-imere (emere, take)],
IRR.$; TR.: EXEMPT (free). -fmio, ADJ.:
select (excellent, Eng. eximious) ; famous.
$ Pret. esi-mdî, -mbsti, etc. Part. esènto.
esis-tànte, ADJ.: existing. -témza, F.:
existence. |lesis-tere [L. ex-(s)istere
(stare, stand)], IRR. (Part. -tito); INTR.:
exist. -tito, PART. of -tere.
esistim. . f = stim. .
esitàbileI [-tare 2], ADI.: salable.
esi-tdbile 2, ADI. : dubious. -taméntof,
M.: hesitation. -tfinza, F.: hesitancy,
hesitation. |l-tare1 [L. hesitare (hes-,
stick)], INTR.: hesitate. f
esitdre z [-to], TR.: turn out, retail, sell.
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esitazione [-tare1], F.: hesitation.
ési-to [L. ex-itus (i-, go)], M.: exit, issue;
event; success; sale; dénouement (of a
drama). -zifile, ADJ.: of fatal issue,
fatal.
ésodo [L. ex-odus (Gr. hodés, road)], M.:
exodus.
esòfago [I. L. -gus], M.: esophagus.
esonerare [L. ex-onerare],TR.: exonerate.
esorbi-tante, ADJ.: exorbitant. -tan-
teménte, ADV.: exorbitantly. -tàn-
za, F.: exorbitancy. |l=t&re [L. ex-or-
bitare (orbita, track)], INTR.: go beyond
the limit (Eng.} exorbitate).
esor-eismo [L. er-orcismus (Gr. hérkos,
oath)], M.: exorcism. -eista, pl. —ti, M.:
exorcist. -eistato, M.: third minor cler-
ical order. -eizzdre, TR.: exorcise.
esor-diénte, ADJ.: beginning; M.: begin-
ner; debutant. esér-dio, M.: exordium.
|l=dire [L. ex-ordiri], INTR.: begin.
esornà-rej, TR.: adorn. -tivo, ADJ.:
ornamental.
esor-tante, ADJ.: exhorting. ||-tare
[L. ex-hortari (excite)], TR.: exhort. -ta-
tivo, ADJ.: exhortative. -tatére, M.,
-tatriee, F.: exhorter. -tatério, ADI.:
exhortatory. -tazioneélla, dim. of
-tazione. -taziéne, F.: exhortation.
esòso [L. ex-osus (odi, hate)], ADJ.: hate-
ful, detestable.
esotèrico [Gr. -rikés (és0, within), inner].
ADJ.: esoteric(al).
esòtico [Gr. exotikés (éx0, outside)], ADI..
exotic.
espin-dere} [L. ex-pandere (spread)],
IRR. (cf. spandere) ; TR.: expand. -sibile,
ADJ.: expansible. -sibilita, F.: ex-
pansibility. -siéme, F.: expansion; ef-
fusive sentiment (confidential manifesta-
tion of sentiments).
espe-diénte, ADJ.: expedient; fit (proper).
ll-diret = spedire. -dit. .| = spedit. .
espéllere [L. ex-pellere (drive)], IRR.$;
TR.: expel.
§ Pret. reg. ; or espzl-si, -se ; -sero. Part.
espulso.
espe-riénza, F. : experience ; experiment.
-rienzteeia, dim.of -rienza. -rimen-
tale (us’ly sperimentale), ADJ.: experi-
mental. -rimentàre, TR.: experiment;
experience. -rimentatére, M.: exper-
imenter. -riménto, M.: experiment;
exhibition (proof); examination; expe-
rience. |l-rire [L. ex-periri (per-ire,
go through)], TR.: try. -rtaménte,
ADV.: expertly. espè-rto, ADJ.: expert
(skilful).
espet-tibilet, ADJ.: desirable. -tantef,
ADJ.: expecting. Il=t&re [L. ex-(s)pec-
tare], TR.: expect (look for: us’ly aspet-
tare). -taziòne, F.: expectation.
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espetto-rinte, ADJ., M.: (med.) ex-
pectorative. |l-rare [L. ex-pectorare
(pectus, breast)], TR.: expectorate. -ra-
zione, F.: expectoration.
espià-re [L. ex-piare (pius, pious)], TR. :
expiate (orig’ly by ‘pious’ rites), atone for
(= spiaret). -tére, M., -trice, F.: ex-
piator. -tòrio, ADI. : expiatory. -ziéne,
F.: expiation.
espila-re [L. ex-pilare (rob)], TR.: ap-
propriate unlawfully (things held in trust),
swindle (rob). -tére, M., -trice, F.: swin-
dler. -ziéme, F.: swindling (robbery).
espirà-re [L. ex-(s)pirare (breathe)],
INTR.: breathe out (expire). -ziéne, F.:
expiration.
espletivo [L. ex-pletivus (plere, FILL)],
ADJ.: expletive.
espli-cabile, ADJ.: explicable. ||-eare
[L. ex-plicare (fold)], TR.: explicate (ex-
plain). -cativo, ADJ.: explicative. -ca-
tére, M.: explicator; explainer. -ca-
zione, F.: explication (explanation).
-eitaménte, ADV.: explicitly. espli-
eito, ADI. : explicit.
es-plodènte, ADJ.: exploding. -piò-
dere [L. ex-plodere (clap)], IRR.$; TR.:
explode.
§ Pret. esfld-si, -se ; -sero. Part. esploso.
esplora-re [L. ex-plorare (plo-, FLOW)],
explore (search, sound). -tére, M.,-triee,
F.: explorer. -ziéne, r.: exploration.
esplo-siéne, F.: explosion. esplò-si,
PRET. of -dere. -sivo, ADJ.: explostve.
esplò-so, PART. of -dere.
espo-nénte, ADJ.: exposing; M.: expo-
nent. espò-ngo, espò-ni, etc., PRES. of
-rre. -mibile, ADJ.: that maybe exposed.
-nitére, M.: exposes. |lespé6-rre [L.
exponere (put)], IRR. (cf. porre); TR.: EX-
POSE; risk; represent; relate; explain
(interpret) ; REFL.: expose one’s self.
esportà-re [L. ex-portare], TR.: export.
-ziéne, F.: exportation.
espé-si, PRET. of -rre. -sitivo, ADI.:
expositive (explaining). -sitére, M., -si-
triee, F.: expositor (interpreter). -si-
zione, F.: exposition; explanation.
llespé=sto, PART. of -rre: exposed, etc. :
fanciullo —, foundling.
espres-saménte, ADV.: expressly. -sié-
ne, F.: expression. -siva, F.: expres-
sion, force of expression. -sivaménte,
ADV.: express(ive)ly. -sive, ADJ.: ex-
pressive. esprés-si, PRET. of esprimere.
llesprès=so, PART. of esprimere: ex-
pressed, etc.; express; explicit (precise);
ADV.f: expressly.
es-priménte, ADJ.: expressing; expres-
sive. -primere [L. ex-primere (press)],
IRR. (cf. comprimere); TR.: EXPRESS; de-
clare.
està
esprob. .{ = rimprover. .
espropria-re [L. exproprius, own], TR.:
expropriate. -ziéme, F.: expropriation.
espu-gnabile, ADI.: expugnable. ||-gna-
re [L. ex-pugnare (pugna, fight)], TR.:
expugn; take by assault. -gnatore, M.:
expugner. -gnazi6ne, F.: taking by
assault.
espul-si, PRET. of espellere. -sidne,
F.: expulsion. -sivo, ADJ.: expulsive.
llespal-so, PART. of espellere: expelled.
-sére, M.: expeller.
espiin- gere [L. ex-pungere (prick)],
IRR. (cf. pungere); TR.: expunge; cancel.
espin-si, PRET., -to, PART. of -gere.
espur-gabile, apJ.. that may be expur-
gated. |l-gàre [L. ex-purgare (purge)],
TR.: purge (clean); expurgate. -gatò-
riot, ADJ.: cleansing. -gaziénef, F.:
purging ; spitting.
esquisi-t. .f = squisi-t..; -téret, M.:
searcher.
èsse, F.: s (the letter). Cf. also esso.
essecr. .|, esseg. .}, essemp. .{=
esecr. ., etc.
es-séndo, GER.: being: — che or- sendo-
chè -é, CONJ.: inasmuch as (since). -sén-
te, ADJ.: existent (existing). -sénza, F.:
essence. -senzifle, F.: essential; M.:
essential part. -senzialménte, ADV.:
essentially. ilès-sere [L. esse], IRR.$;
INTR.: be (exist); become; be about; be-
ing; M.: being (existence); state (condi-
tion): — per, be about, be near, be ready;
— altrove, be absent, be inattentive; —
di sua signoria, be one's own master; —
fatto fare, — fatto il messere, be led by
the nose; — in sè, be in one’s senses; es-
serci per la sua, be concerned in it, have
to do with it: che c'è? what's the matter?
che è stato? what was the matter? s’io
fossi in voi, if I were you; sia pure, be it
so; — per, be about, be near; dar l’—,
call into being, create.
§ Ind.: Pres. sdro, sèi, è; sidmo, siòte, s-
no. Impf. èra (èro), èri, èra ; eravamo, era-
vate, èrano. Pret. fui, fosti, fi; fummo,
Soste, fiirono. Fut. sarò. Cond. serbi. Sub
Pres. sia, siz, etc. Impf. fossz, etc. I’ve siz;
siate. Part.: Pres. lacking. P. s¢é¢o.—Poet.
forms: Pres. 2. séz; pl. sé-m0, -te, èuno. (S.)
sie; steno. Impf. èramo, drate. (S.) fussi;
6. fussero or fossimo. Fut. 3. fia or fte; 6.
tano. Cond. 1., 3. saria or fora ; 6. sarta
no or forano. Pret. 2. fusti, 3. fue ; 5. fuste,
6. fur(n)o, foro. Ger. sèndo. Part. sto.
éssi, PL. of esso.
essi-cante, ADJ.: drying up. Il=cfire
[L. ex-siccare (dry)], TR.: dry up (exsic-
cate.
ésso [L. ipse, self), PRON.: this; he (f.
she), it.
essotèrico = esoterico.
èst [Germ. = Eng. EAST], F.: east.
esta + = estate.
estante
estantet = essente.
èstasi [Gr. ék-stasis, ‘Ex-sTATE’ (being be-
side one’s self)], F.: ecstasy.
estate [L. estas], F.: summer.
estético [estasi], ADI. : ecstatic.
estempo-ràlej=-rîneo. -raneamén-
te, ADV.: extemporaneously. -réneo,
ADJ.: extemporaneous. estémpo-re
or ex témpore [L. ex tempore, ‘out of
time’], ADV.: extempore.
estén-dere [L. ex-tendere (stretch)], IRR.;
mR.: extend. -dibile=-sibile. -di-
ménto, M.: extension. -sibile, ADJ.:
extensible. -siéne, F.: extension. -si-
vaménte, ADV.: extensively. -sivo,
ADJ.: extensive. -‘sot—esteso. -sére,
M.: extender; (anat.) extensor; compiler.
estenua-re [L. ex-tenuare (THIN)], TR.:
extenuate; emaciate; impoverish. -ti-
vo, ADJ.: emaciating. -ziéme, F.: ex-
tenuation ; emaciation.
esterié-re [L. exterior], ADJ.: exterior,
external; M.: exterior; outward appear-
ance. -rità, F.: outside. -rménte,
ADV.: externally, outwardly.
estermin. . = stermin. .
ester-naménte, ADV.: externally. -na-
rej, TR.: manifest. estér-mo, ADJ.:
external (outward); foreignj; of yester-
day}: scolart -ni, day-scholars. ||éste-
r=o [L. exterus], ADJ.: external; foreign
(esp. of goods); M.: foreign countries: al-
P—, abroad.
esterrefatto [L. ex-terre-facere, terri-fy],
ADJ.: terrified (frightened).
estersivoj, ADJ.: detersive (cleansing).
es-tesaménte, ADV.: extensively. -té-
si, PRET., -téso, PART. of -tendere: ex-
tended (enlarged).
estéti-ca, F.: esthetics. |l-co [Gr. ai-
sthetik6s, perceptive], ADJ.: esthetic(al).
esti-maj = stima. -miabilej = stima-
bile. |[-mére [L. estimare], TR.: esteem.
-mativaj, F.: estimate; fancy. -ma-
ziéne, F.: esteem, regard. ésti-mo,
M.: appraisement, tax-register; imposti,
taxf.
estin-guere [L. ex-(s)tinguere (quench)],
IRR. (cf. distinguere); TR.: extinguish.
-guibile, ADJ.: extinguishable. -gui-
ménto, M.: extinction. -guitére, M.:
extinguisher. estin-si, PRET. of -guere.
-tivo, ADJ.: extinctive. estin-to, PART.
of -tinguere. -ziéne, F.: extinction.
estir-paménto, M.: extirpation. llpa-
re [L. ex-(s)tirpare (stirpes, root)], TR. :
extirpate. -patére, M., -patrice, F.:
extirpator. -pazione, F.: extirpation.
esti-vo, -vale} [L. estivus (estas, sum-
mer)], ADI. : zestival (summer-).
éstoj = questo.
es-toglieret = -tollere. -tollénz(i)at,
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F.: pride. ||-téllere [L. ex-tollere (lift)],
IRR.; TR.: extol (exalt). -tòlsi, PRET.,
-tòlto, PART.
es=tòreere or -tòrqueret [L. ex-tor-
quere (twist)], IRR.; TR.: extort (wrest).
estòrret, IRR.; TR.: take away; except.
es-torsi, PRET. of -torcere. -torsiéne,
F.: extorsion. -tòrto, PART. of -torcere.
estragiudicidle = stragiudiciale.
es-traneaménte, ADV.: extraneously.
ll-traneo [L. extraneus (extra, outside)],
ADJ.: extraneous (foreign, strange); M.:
stranger; foreigner.
estraord. .{ = straord. .
es=trarre, IRR.; TR.: extract, DRAW.
-tràssi, PRET. -tratto, PART.: ex-
tracted; M.: extract; abridgment.
estravag. .{ = stravag. .
estrazione [estrarre], F.: extraction.
estre-maménte, ADV.: extremely. -mi-
tà, F.: extremity. estré-mo [L. extre-
mus], ADJ.: extreme, utmost; M.: ex-
tremity; (gen’ly pl.) point of death: es-
sere all — or agli -mi or in extremis, be
at the point of death; fino all’ —, until
the last.
estrinse-caménte, ADJ.: extrinsically.
-caménto, M., -caziéne, F.: the mak-
ing extrinsical. estrinse-co [L. extrin-
secus (exter, outside, secus, beside)], ADJ. :
extrinsic.
é-stro [Gr. oîstros, horsefly; rage], M.:
poetic rage or inspiration; freak; mar-
tial furyj. -stréso, ADJ.: freakish.
estrideret, IRR.; TR.: extrude (expel).
eta
e-strierej, TR.: build up. -strittoj,
PART.
estu-ante}, ADJ.: fervent. |-&re{ [L.
estuare], INTR.: estuate (boil up, swell).
-ario, M.: estuary.
esturbàret, TR.: expel; fling off.
esuber-dnte, ADJ.: exuberant. -ante-
ménte, ADV.: exuberantly. -amza, F.:
exuberance. |l-4re [L. ex-uberare (uber,
udder)], INTR.: exuberate, abound.
ésu-laj, F.: milk-thistle. -lare, TR.: go
into exile.
esulee-raménto, M.:exulceration. ||-ra-
re [L. ex-ulcerare], TR.: exulcerate. -ra-
zione, F.: exulceration.
ésule [L. exul], M.: voluntary exile.
esul-tante, ADJ.: exulting. -tamza, F.:
exultation. ||=tare [L. ex-(s)ultare (sa-
lire, leap)], INTR.: exult (leap for joy).
-tazione, F.: exultation.
esumé-re [L. ex-humare (humus, soil)],
TR.: exhume. -ziéne, F.: exhumation.
esurire}, INTR.: be hung-y.
estisto], ADJ.: burnt; consumed.
èt = ette.
età [L. etas], F.: AGE; epoch (generation,
century).
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è-tere or -terat [L. ether (root aith-,
burn)], m.: ether. -téreo, ADJ.: ethereal.
-tèrico, ADJ.: ethereous. -tério = -tè-
reo. -terizzàre, TR.: etherize.
eter-nale} = -no. -nal(e)méntef,
-naménte, ADV.: eternally. -nare,
TR. : eternize. -nità, F.: eternity. |letér-
no [L. eternus], ADJ.: eternal; ADV.:
eternally; M.: eternal; time everlasting:
ab —, from time immemorial; in —,
forever; /’—, the Eternal, God; maz in
—, never.
etero- [Gr. héteros, other]: -‘clito [Gr.
klinein, bend], avs.: heteroclitic (irregu-
lar). -dossia [see next], F.: heterodoxy.
-dòsso [Gr. dira, opinion], ADI. : hetero-
dox. -geneità [see next], F.: hetero-
geneity. -gèneo [Gr. génos, KIND], ADJ.:
heterogeneous.
e-tésia [L. -sie (Gr. étos, year)], F. PL.:
trade winds. -tèsio, ADJ.: etesian (pe-
riodical).
ètica [-co], F.: ethics; also F. of -co.
-ménte, ADV.: ethically.
etichétta [Fr. étiquette (1. Ger. stikke,
stick, tack affixed as a label)], F.: label;
etiquette (ceremony).
ètico1I [Gr. ethik6s (éthos, custom)], ADI.:
ethic(al).
ètico 2 [Gr. hektikés (héxis, habit)], ADI. :
hectic(al); M.: hectic.
ètimo [Gr. étumos, true], M.: etymon.
-logia, Fr. : etymology. -logicaménte,
ADV.: etymologically. -légico, ADI.:
etymological. -logista, pl. —ti, M.: ety-
mologist. -logizzdre, INTR.: etymolo-
gize. i
etiologia [Gr. aitio-logia, ‘ cause-descrip-
tion’), F.: etiology.
èt-nico [Gr. ethnikés (éthnos, people)],
ADJ.: ethnic(al); pagan}; M. PL.: pagan
writers. -nografia, F.: ethnography.
-nografico, ADJ.: ethnographic(al). -nò-
grafo, M.: ethnograph.
‘ Strat, F.: ether; air.
ettagono (Gr. heptd, SEVEN, gonia, angle],
M.: heptagon.
ètte [L. et, and], M.: mere trifle.
ettòlitro [Gr. he-katén, ‘uuNDred, litra,
measure], M.: hectolitre.
eu- (Gr. ed-, well]: -carestia or -cari-
stia [Gr. chdris, grace, thanks], F.: eucha-
rist; communion. -caristico, ADJ.:
eucharistic(al). -femismo [Gr. phénai,
speak], M.: euphemism. -fonia [Gr. pho-
né, sound], F.: euphony. -fònico, ADJ.:
euphonic(al).
euntico [Gr. euné, bed, échein, keep], M.:
eunuch (in the Orient having charge of
the women’s apartments).
eu-rimmia,-ritmia[Gr.eî-, well, hruth-
més, rhythm], F.: eurythmy, symmetry.
etere
fabbricamento
evacua-ménto, M.: evacuation, |l-'re
[L.], TR.: evacuate. -zioneélla, dim,
of -zione. -ziéne, F.: evacuation.
evadere [L. e-vadere (go)], IRR. (cf. inva-
dere); INTR.: evade (escape).
evag. .| = svag. .
evan-gelicaménte, ADV.: evangelica]
ly. -gèlico, ADJ.: evangelical. -gèl(i)o
[Gr. eu-angélion, ‘good-message’], M.:
gospel (evangel). -gelista, pl. -gelisti,
evangelist. -gelizzare, TR.: evangelize,
evapo-rabile, ADI.: evaporable. -ra-
ménto, M.: evaporation. ||=rére [L.],
TR.: evaporate; vanish. -rativo, ADI:
evaporative. -ziéne, F.: evaporation.
eva-si, PRET., evdeso, PART. of -dere.
-si6ne, F.: evasion. -sivaménte, ADV.:
evasively. -sivo, ADJ.: evasive.
evélleret = svellere.
even-iménto}, evèn=to [L. -tus (venire,
COME)], M.: event. -tudle, ADI. : eventu-
al. -tualità, F.: eventuality.
e-versibnej, F.: overthrow. -vérsof,
ADJ.: opposed. -versòret, M.: over-
thrower (destroyer).
evi-dénte [L. e-videns (videre, see)], ADI.:
evident; clear. -denteménte, ADV.:
evidently. -dènza, F.: evidence; clear-
ness.
e=vineeref, IRR.; TR.: vindicate,
evird-re [L. (vir, man)], TR.: emascu-
late (Eng.} evirate). -ziéme, F.: emas-
culation.
evi-tabile, ADJ.: evitable (avoidable).
Il=t&re [L. (vitare, shun)], TR.: AVOID;
escape. -taziéneij, F.: avoiding.
eviziòne [L. e-victio], F.: eviction.
évo [L. evum], M.: AGE, time.
evoca-re [L.], TR.: evoke (conjure).
-ziéne, F.: evocation.
evoé [L. euoe (Gr. euoî)], INTERJ.: euoe!
(exclamation in honour of Bacchus).
evoluziéne TL. -lutio], F.: evolution.
evviva [e viva], INTERJ.: long live! hail!
ex [L.], PREF.: ex, ex-; by: — professo,
by profession; — proposito, on purpose,
designedly. -trèmis, essere in —, be
in agony ; be dying.
eziandio [L. etiam, also, It. dio], ADV.:
even, yet, also: — che, although, however.
F
f èffe [L.], M., F.: f (the letter).
fa [L. fa-muli, in a hymn], M.: fa (mus.
note).
fabbri-ca [L. fabrica (cf. fabbro)], F.:
fabric (building); Factory; manufactory.
-eabile, aDJ.: that can be built. -ca-
ménto, M.: building (fabric, structure).
fabbricante
-cante, M.: manufacturer. -cdre, TR.:
build (construct); make (manufacture).
-céàto, ADJ.: built; M.: building. -ca-
tore, M., -catriee, F.: manufacturer.
-catòrio, ADJ.: manufacturing. -cazié-
ne, F.: fabrication. -chétta, dim. of
-ca. -eiére, M.: workman (operative) ;
(ecel.) administrator; maker}. -eéne,
aug. of -ca. -otteeia, disp. of -ca. fab-
bri-le, ADs.: fabrile.
fabbro [L. faber (root fac, do)], M. : black-
smith; inventori.
fabul-} = favol-.
faccell-j = facell-f.
faeeén-da [L. facienda (facere, do)], F.:
business (affair). -deriaj, F.: house-
work; fussiness. -détta}, dim. of fac-
cenda. -diéra, F., -diére, M.: busy-
body, intriguer. -dina, -dòla, dim. of
faccenda. -déna, F., -déne, M.: busy
person. -désof, ADJ.: busy (bustling).
-daiece, -dueceia, disp. of faccenda.
-duòla —-dola. faceén-te = facente.
faceét-ta [dim. of faccia], F.: small face;
facet. -tare, TR.: facet. -tato, ADI.:
faceted. -tina, dim. of faccia.
facchi-naceio, disp. of facchino. -mag-
gio, M.: custom-house porters fee.
-nata = -neria. -neggiare, INTR.:
work as porter. -meria, F.: porter's act
or word; rude act or word (rudeness).
-nésco, ADJ.: porter-like. ||facchi-no
[?], M.: porter; rude fellow.
fae-eia [L. facies, face], F.: FACE; appear-
ance; outside; page; impudence; wall}:
voltar —, change sides; non guardare in
— nessuno, be impartial; far —, grow
impudent, dare; a — fresca, without get-
ting disturbed; di —, opposite. -ei&e-
«ia, disp. of -cia: fare una —, be hu-
miliated. -eifle = -iale. -eiata, F.:
fagade; page. -eto, PRES. of fa(ce)re.
-eidla, F.: magistrate’s collar (with pen-
dent starched slips in front); eighth part
of sheet of paperj. -eiéna, -eiéne, aug.
of -cia. -eiudlaj = -ciola. fae-ef 1
= -cia.
f4-ee2 [L. fax, torch], F.: torch; lightt.
-eélla}, -eellina, dim. of -ce.
fa-eénte, ADJ.: doing; busy; (= confa-
cente) fit (proper). ||fa-eere} = fare.
fa-eetaménte, ADV.: humorously, FA-
ceTiously. -eetàre, INTR.: jest, be fa-
cetious. ||-eéto [L. -cetus], ADJ.: face-
tious (Eng.} FACETE, humorous). -eézia,
F.: facetious saying (waggery). -eeziò-
la, dim. of -cezia.
faeidl-e [L. facies, face], ADI.: facial.
-méntej, ADV. : face to face.
faeidinno [facere, danno], M.: rural
thief; knave.
féei-le [L. -lis], ADI.: facile (easy); con-
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venient ; probable: uomo —, good-natured
falcione
man. -lino, dim. of -le. -lità, F.:
facility. -litàre, TR.: facilitate (make
easy). -litaziéne, F.: facility; reduc-
tion in price. -Iménto, ADV.: easily.
-léne, ADI. : aug. of -le; ready to yield.
faei-male}{, M.: mischievous fellow.
-méntot, M.: doing (performance). fa-
ei-molaf}, F.,-moloj, M.: sorcery. -no-
réso, ADJ.: addicted to violence, outra-
geous. -téio}, ADI. : FEASIble. ||-tére,
M., -triee [facere], F.: maker, FACTOR,
agent. -tiraj = fattura.
fàcolaj, F.: small torch.
facol-ta [L. facultas], F. : faculty (power);
PL.: goods, riches. -tativo, ADJ.: in one’s
power; optional. -téso, ADJ.: wealthy.
fa-condaménte, ADV.: eloquently.
‘-condia, F.: eloquence (fluency). -con-
diésoj, ADJ.: eloquent (fluent). -condi-
taf, etc. = -condia, etc. ||-eéndo [L.
-cundus (fari, speak)], ADJ.: eloquent.
facsimile = fassimile.
factétum = fattotum.
facult. .}j = facolt..
fado, ADJ.: insipid.
fag-géta, F., -géto, M.: beech-grove.
l-gio [L.-us], M.: BEECH-tree. -gidla,
-giudlaf, F.: beech-nut. È
fagid-ma, F. of -no. -ndia, F.: pheas-
antry. =no [Gr. phasianés (Phasis, river)],
M.: PHEASANT. -nétto, dim. of -no.
fagio-lata, F.: mess of beans; silliness.
-létto, car. dim. of -lo. -lino, dim. of
-lo. Ilfagi(u)ò=lo [L. phaseolus], M.:
kidney-bean; blockhead.
fa-gliare, TR.: discard (at cards) ||-glio
[Sp. fallo, FaiLure], M.: discard (at cards).
fagn-of, ADJ.: dissembling (cunning but
pretending awkwardness). -énef, aug.
fa-gottino, dim. of -gotto. -gottista,
M.: bassoon-player. ||=gétto [?], m.:
bundle; (mus.) bassoon: far —, pack up;
die. -gottone, aug. of -gotto.
faina [?], F.: polecat.
falange [Gr. phélanz], F.: phalanx ; great
number ; digital bone.
falàrica [L.], F.: heavy dart.
faldsco, M.: bog grass.
fal-càret, TR.: bend over. -edstrof, M.:
bill-hook. -caéto, ADJ.: with a scythe.
-catére}, M.: -catrieej, F.: armed
with scythes. |l-ee [L, fala], F.: sickle,
scythe. -eétto, dim. of -ce. -eifire,
TR.: mow. -eigta,F.: scythe-cut. -eia-
tére, M., -eiatriee, F.: reaper, mower.,
-eiatara, F.: mowing time. -eifero},
ADJ.: armed with a scythe.
fal-einèllo [falco], M.: speckled magpie.
fal-eino, -eidlo [falce],M.: grass-sickle.
-eiéne, M.: large forage cutter mounted
on a bench.
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fàl-co [l. L.], M.: falcon: è un —, he's a
daring one. -congret, INTR.: hawk.
-coneéllo, dim. of -cone. -céne, M.:
aug. of -co; hawk; (mil.}) falconet (small
cannon). -coneriat,F.: hawk-training.
-conétto, M.: falconet. -coniére, M.:
falconer.
fal-da [OHG. falt], r.: FOLD, plait; stra-
tum; flake (of snow); streamer (of flame);
tail (of dress-coat); dress-coat; brim (of
hat); base (of mountain); loin (of beef):
a—a —7}, little by little; di — in —},
everywhere. -datat, F.: quantity of
plaits; lint. -délla, r.: lint, salved band-
age; ten pounds of wool}; cheatf. -del-
lata}, -dellina}, F.: small plait, lint.
-dellato, ADJ.: plaited (folded); made
falco
into lint. -diglia, F.: hoop-petticoat.
-dino, M.: (iron.) short-skirted coat;
scant coat. -distòro [OHG. falt-stuol],
-distòrio|, M.: (eccl.) bishop’s chair.
-dolina, dim. of -da. -déna, -déne,
aug. of -da. -déso, ADJ.: folded, folding.
falegname [fare, legname], M.: car-
penter; joiner.
faléna [Gr. phdlaina], F.: moth; ashes
(on burning coal; of paper); puffball;
flighty person.
falere [Gr. phdlara], F. PL.: metal cor-
nice-plates.
falèrno [mount Falernus, Italy], M.: Fa-
lernian wine.
falimbèllo}, m.: unsteady fellow.
fal-la, F.: leak (in ship); FAULT}. -1a-
bile}, ADJ.: deceitful. -l&ee, ADI.: fal-
lacious (deceitful); disappointmg. -la-
eeméntet, ADV.: fallaciously (deceit-
fully). -ldeia, F.: fallacy (deceit;
sophistry; error); trick. -lamtef, ADI.:
failing; deceitful. -lamzat, F.: error;
defect. -lare, INTR.: be mistaken; FAILT
(miss); sin (err). -latéret, M., -la-
triee,} F.: transgressor. -lèntej, ADJ.:
failing ; missing, etc. -lémzat = -lanza.
-libile, ADJ.: fallible. -ibilità, F.:
fallibility. -Higione{=-lo. -liménto,
m.: failure; ‘bankruptey. |l-lire [L.
fallere], INTR.: FAIL, mistake; want; go
bankrupt; sint; TR.: miss (blow, shot);
omit (in copying)f; err; deceive; offend;
M.}: error, fault. -lito, apJ.: failed:
— di mente}, insane; imbecile; M.: bank-
rupt. -litoret, M.: transgressor. -lo,
M.: FAULT, error; miss: senza —, with-
out fail. -léret,-lara = -lo.
falò [? Gr. phal6s, shining], M.: bonfire:
fare un —, waste a fortune quickly.
falòp-pa [?], F.: unfinished cocoon; ly-
ing braggart. -péne, aug. of -pa.
fa-lotieheriaj, F.: extravagance; fan-
tasticalness. -léticot, ADJ.: extrava-
gant (eccentric).
fanciulleggiare
falpala [Fr.falbala], M.: FURBELOW.
fal-saménte, ADV. : falsely. -saménto,
M.: falsehood. -sa=monéte, M., INVAR.:
counterfeiter (of money). -séàrdaj, r.:
sorceress. -sardot, M.: sorcer. -sare,
TR.: falsify, counterfeit; alter; violatet;
deceive}. -sa-rédine, F.: false-rein.
-sa-riga, F.: ruled sheet to put under
unruled paper. -sério, ADJ.: falsifying;
M.: forger; counterfeiter. -satére, M.,
-satriee, F.: falsifier; counterfeiter.
-satura, F.: insertion (lady’s dress). -seg-
giaret, TR.: falsify. -sétto, M.: fal
setto. -sidicoj, ADJ.: false-speaking.
-sificabile, ADJ.: falsifiable. -sifica-
ménto, M.: falsification; counterfeiting
(forgery). -sificére, TR.: falsify; coun-
terfeit; show to be falsef. -sificato,
ADJ.: falsified. -sificatére, M.,-sifi-
catriee, F.: falsifier. -sificazione,r.:
falsification. -sita, F.: falsity; lie; im-
posture. |l-so [L. -sus], aDJ.: false (de-
ceitful ; lying) ; counterfeit ; ADV.: falsely ;
M.: falsehood. -siraj=-sità.
fal-ta}, F.: FAULT; want (need). -taref,
INTR.: want (lack).
fa-ma [L. (fari, speak)], F.: fame (rep-
utation). -maref, TR.: divulge.
f4-me [L. -mes], F.: hunger; craving
(eagerness); famine (dearth): avere —,
be hungry, long for. -mélico, ADI.:
famished ; hungry.
famigeràto [fama], ADJ.: notorious; fa-
mous (in bad way).
fami-glia [L. -lia], F.: family; house-
hold. -glideeia, disp. of -glia. -gliàr..
=-miliar.. fami-glio, M.: bailiff (ser-
geant); servant. -gliòla, disp. dim. of
«glia. -gliéna, F.: aug. of -glia (nume-
rous; rich; powerful). -gliuòlaj = -glio-
la. -liàre, ADJ.: familiar (intimate); M.:
intimate}; servant. -liarità, r.: famil-
iarity. -liarizzàre, REFL.: become fa-
miliar. -liarménte, ADV.: familiarly.
fa-mosaménte, ADV.: famously; noto-
riously. -mositàt, F.: fame; renown.
lleméso [fama], ADI. : famous; splendid:
libello —, defamatory pamphlet.
fa-mieeia, F.: joc. dim. of fame; small
appetite. -muléntof, ADJ.: famished.
fanaé-le [Gr. phanés, lantern], M.: light-
house, lantern or tower ; street-lamp ; car-
riage-lamp; lamp for illuminations. -lét-
to, dim. of -le.
fang-tico [L. -ticus, inspired (fanum,
temple)], ADJ.: fanatic; M.: fanatic. -ti-
smo, M.: fanaticism. -tizzàre, TR.:
make fanatic.
faneél. . = fanciul..
faneitl-la, F.: girl. -ldeeio, disp. of
-lo. -laggine, F.: childishness. -laiat,
F.: troop of boys and girls. -leggiére,
fanciulleria
INTR.: be childish. -leriaj = -laggine.
-lésea, -lescaménte, ADV.: childishly.
-lésco, ADJ.: childish. -létta, r.: lit-
tle girl. -létto, M.: little boy. -lézza,
F.: childhood; childishness. -lino, car.
dim. of -lo. ||fameial-lo [fante], M.:
young child, boy. -léme, aug. of -lo.
-lazzo = -lino.
fandò-nia [Fr. fantéme, phantom], F.:
bragging lie; fable. -miéma, F., -nié-
ne, M.: bragging liar.
fanèllo [?], M.: linnet.
fanfaléccoi, M.: childish, affected ac-
tion.
fanfalica [l. L. famfaluca (Gr. pomphé-
luka, bubble)], F.: fable (idle story); tri-
fle (gewgaw); sparky.
fan=fano [?], M.: malicious babbler.
-fara, F.: band (of music). -farona-
ta, F.: braggardism (boasting). -faré-
ne, M.: braggart. fan-fera: a —, by
chance. -ferinai, F.: joke.
fan-ga [Goth. fari], F.: soft mud, mire.
-gaeeio, pop. of -go. -gaéia, F.: mud-
dy street. -gatiira, F.: (med.) mud-
bath. -ghieeio, dim. of -go. -ghi-
glia, F., dim. of -go: mud in grinder’s
trough. -go, M.: mud, (fig.) slime (of
vice): uscir del —, get out of a scrape;
far — d'una cosa, misuse. -gosità, F.:
muddiness. -géso, ADJ.: muddy.
fangoéttot = fagotto.
fanul-léna, F., -léne [fare, nulla], M. :
- do-nothing.
fan-tAeeiaj, F.: disp. of -te; scullion.
ll-taeeino [fante], ‘M.: (joc.) private
infantry soldier. -t&iot, M.: lover of
servant-girls.
fan-tasia, F.: FANCY, imagination; ca-
price, whim; (mus.) fantasia: a —, at
pleasure; di —, improvising. -taside-
eia, disp. of -tasia. -tfsima, M.: (pop.)
phantom (spectre). -tasiéso, ADJ.: ca-
pricious. -tasiteeia, disp. dim. of
-tasia. ||-tasma [Gr. phéntasma, appa-
rition (phaînein, appear)], M.: FANCY
(conceit, imagining); phantom (ghost).
-tasmagoria [Gr. ageirein, gather], F.:
phantasmagoria. -tasmagorico, ADJ.:
phantasmagorical. -tasticdggine, F.:
fantasy, whim. -tasticaménte, ADV.:
fantastically (visionarily; oddly). -ta-
sticdre, INTR.: build air-castles; fancy
(imagine; devise). -tasticatérei, M.:
muser (imaginer). -tasticheria, F.:
fancy. -tastichétto, car. dim. of -ta-
stico. -tfstico, ADI. : fantastic (vision-
ary, odd; whimsical); M.: whimsical per-
son. -tasticéna, F., -tasticòne, M.:
visionary (dreamer).
fin-te! [L. infans, child], M.: infantry
soldier; knave (at cards); ridiculous bul-
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ly; servant}. -te2, F.: servant-maid.
-teggiarej, INTR.: serve, wait upon.
-teria, F.: infantry. -tésea, F.: ser-
vant-maid. -tieéllaf, F., -tieéllof,
M.: (dim.) servant. -tieino},-tiginot,
M.: little boy; baby. -tilitàj, F.: in-
fancy; childishness. -tineriaj, F.: mal-
ice; cunning, trick. -tinézzat, F.: in-
fancy. -tino, M.: jockey; crafty man;
little boyf. -toeeidta, F.: silliness;
puppet-show (silly spectacle). -toeeino,
dim. of -toccio. -tòeeio, M.: puppet;
fare
booby. -toeeiéna, -toeeiéne, aug.
of -toccio. -tolino, M.: (poet.) babe;
little boy.
fara-boléna, r., -boléne, -buléne
[Gr. parabolé, parabola], M.: great talker
(who does little).
farabatto [Sp. faraute (Fr. héraut), HER-
ALD; meddler], M.: rascal.
Faraéne, M.: Pharaoh; faro (game).
far-chétola}, F., -eigli6nej, M.: teal
duck.
far-daj, F.: dirty thing; phlegm. -dag-
gio}, M.: baggage. -datat, F.: blow
with dirty rag; bundle of dirty rags.
-dellétto, -dellino, dim. of -dello.
-déllo, m., dim. of fardo; bundle. ||-dot
[Ar.], M.: spice-bag (skin bag to contain
cloth bag of spices, etc.).
fare [L. facere], IRR.$; TR.: do (make,
compose); act (personate); cause; com-
mand; be; concern (matter); be enough
(suffice) ; fit (suit); crack (wall); REFL.:
make one’s self; become; approach: far-
la ad uno, play one a trick; questo non fa
per me, this doesn’t suit me; due mesi fa,
two months ago; Milano fa da 400,000
abitanti, Milan has 400,000 inhabitants ;
— fagotto, depart; che vi fa egli che ven-
ga o non venga? what is it to you if he
comes or not? al — del giorno, at break
of day; al — della notte, at dusk; la lu-
na fece îeri, it was new moon yesterday;
— acqua, (nav.) leak; — aiuto, lend as-
sistance, aid; — (or farsi) la barba, shave
(one’s self); — bello, set off, adorn; —
bocca da ridere, smile; — caldo, be hot
weather; — capo ad uno, have recourse
to one; — le carte, deal (at cards); —
caso di, make account of; clear up; fatti
con Dio, good-by, adieu, farewell; — ? er-
ba, mow ; — faccia, grow impudent; farle
ad uno, cheat one; — fiasco, fail (play);
— le forche, feign; non fa forza, no mat-
ter ; — forza di vela, crowd sail; — fred-
do, be cold (weather); — furore, make a
hit (play); — il Giorgio, strut, give one’s
self airs; — del grande, put on style or
state; — grazia a, forgive, pardon; —
lontano, send, drive away; — a metà, go
by halves ; — motto di, mention, speak of ;
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— le nonet, secure beforehand; — oste-
ria, keep inn; — a pugni, box; — la
quaresima, keep Lent; — scala, touch at
a port; — sera (e sabato), pass one’s
time; idle; — sicurtà, give bail for; —
silenzio, be quiet; ogni prun fa siepe,
every little helps; — un sonno, take a
nap; — spese ad uno, keep, maintain
one; — testa a, oppose, resist; — torto
a, be unjust to; wrong; — vago uno (di),
make one charmed (with), make one en-
amoured (of); charm one; — vista, feign;
— vela, set sail; — vento, be windy; —
vita, live; — voglia a, induce, entice; fa-
tevi a me, come here; farsi beffe di, make
fun of, jeer, make light of; farsi alla fi-
nestra, look out of the window; farsi alla
porta, go to the door; farsi alle scale,
come to the stairs; farsi sera, draw to-
wards night; fursi tardi, grow late.
§ fare (faceret): Ind.: Pres. /0 or faccio,
fai,fà ; facciamo, fate, fanno. Impf. facéva.
Pret. féct, facésti, féce or fé ; facémmo, fa-
céste, fecero. Fut. farò. Cond. fardi. Subj. :
Pres. féccia. Impf. facessi. I've fd; fate.
Part.: Pres. facèute. Past. fatto. Ger. fa-
cèndo. — Poet. forms: Ind. : Pres. 2. /fécz, 3.
Jace. Impf.fta. Pret. féi, fosti; femmo, feste,
Sérono). Subj.: Impf. /éssz.
faré-tra [Gr. pharétra (phérein, BEAR)],
F.: quiver (for arrows). -tràto, ADJ.:
bearing a quiver.
farfàl-la [L. papilio], F.: butterfly. -1ét-
ta, -lina, car. dim. of -la. -lino, M.:
small butterfly (which damages grain);
volatile person. -léne, M.: aug. of -la;
great blunder; dandy.
farfanicchio [fanfano]. M.: little bully ;
upstart boy.
farfa-ra, F., -ro [L. far, grain, meal], M.:
(bot.) coltsfoot.
fariena [L. (far, grain, meal)], F.: flour
(meal): — lattea, malted milk; fior di —,
finest flour; non essere schietta —, not be
sincere; esser — propria, be one’s own
work, words or deeds; questo non fa —,
this doesn’t pay. -mAeeo, ADJ.: farina-
ceous, mealy. -naiuòloj, M.: seller of
legumes, oil, etc. -nfta, F.: porridge,
mush. -méllof, ADJ.: roguish ; M.: rogue.
fa-ringe [Gr. pharunx], F.: pharynx.
-rimgeo, ADJ.: pharyngeal.
farinéso [farina], ADI.: yielding much
flour ; floury; whitened.
fari-sàico, ADJ.: pharisaical. -seismo,
M.: pharisaism. |l-séo [Gr. pharisatos
(Heb. parash, separate)], M.: pharisee
(hypocrite).
farlingòttot, ADJ.: speaking confusedly ;
jabbering ; M.: jabberer.
farma - eeùtica, F.: pharmaceutics.
-eettico, ADJ.: pharmaceutical. -eia,
F.: pharmacy. -eista, M.: pharmacist.
||farma-co (Gr. phérmakon], M.: drug,
faretra
fascio
-cologia, F.: pharmaceutics. -copéa,
F.: pharmacopeia.
farneti-caménte, ADV.: frantically.
-caménto, M.: frenzy. -care, INTR.:
rave, dote. Ifarnòti-co [frenetico],
ADJ.: frenetic (mad, doting); M.: frenzy
(raving, doting).
fàrnia [L. -nea], F.: large-leaved oak.
faro (Gr. Phéros, island off Alexandria],
M.: pharos (lighthouse; guide).
farragg. .} = farrag. .
far-raginàre}, TR.: mix, jumble. |l-ra-
gine [L. -rago (far, grain, meal)], r.:
mixed fodder; mixture (hodge-podge).
-raginéso, ADJ.: farraginous; mixed.
-rago}, F.: farrago (medley, jumble).
-rata, F.: cake made of farro (a grain).
-rieéllo}, M.:. coarse meal. -ro, M.:
a grain (eaten roasted without grinding,
in pottage).
far-sa [L. -cire, stuff], F.: FARCE (ludi-
crous comedy) ; doublet} (quilted) ; stuffed
food}. -satat, F.: doublet-lining. -sétta,
F.: dim. of -sa; doublet}. -settàiot, M:
doublet-maker. -settina, dim. of -sa.
-sétto, M.: doublet (quilted). -setténe,
aug. of -setto.
fa-scétta, F.: dim. of -scia; corset; metal
strips binding barrel to gun-stock. -scet-
tàia, F.: corset-maker. -scettino,
-scétto, dim. of -scio. ||=scia [L. (root
fasc-, twist: cf. fascio)], F.: bandage;
swaddling bandj; outside bark: in —,
in fasce, in infancy; — bruciatat, torrid
zone. -sciàre, TR.: swathe; bind; en-
viron. -sciàtaj,F.: binding; bandaging.
-sciato, ADJ.: bound; swathed. -scia-
tara, F.: binding; bandage; ligature;
truss. -scicolare}j, TR.: bind in fagots;
ADJ.: fascicular. -scicolàtot, ADJ.:
FASCICLED (of roots). -scicolétto, dim.
of -scicolo. -scicolo, M.: part (of book),
fasciclef. -scima, F.: small fagot; fas-
cine. -scinfia, F.: place to keep fagots.
-scingio, M.: maker or seller of fagots.
-scinéàme, M.: fagot-wood. -scinérej!,
INTR.: make fascines.
fascinàre2 [L. (? connected with root
fasc- of fascia, etc.)], TR.: fascinate.
fascinata [-nare1], F.: revetment of
fascines.
fasci-natéref, M., -natricef2, F.: sor-
cerer; sorceress; charmer. -nazidnef,
F.: fascination ; sorcery.
fasci-nétta, -nétto, dim. of -na.
fascino [L. -num], m. : fascination (charm,
witchery).
fa-scinottàio, M.: kindling-seller. -sci-
nòtto, M.: kindling-fagot. ||fa-scio
[L. -seis (root fase-, twist; cf. -scia)], M.:
bunch, bundle of twigs, grass, etc.); fas-
cine (fagot); PL.: fasces; ancient triple-
fasciola
barrelled gun: fare d’ ogni erba (un) —,
mix everything confusedly ; mix good and
bad; abuse everything; live recklessly ;
andare in un —, go to ruin. -sciòla,
dim. of -scio. -sciolina, dim. of -sciola.
-sctteeiot, dim. of -scio. -sciimet,
M.: rubbish-heap. -sciuòla;, F., -sciuò-
lo }, M.: dim. of -scia; fillet.
fase [Gr. phdsis (phainein, show)], F.:
phase (of planet).
fasservizi [fare, servizi], M.: common
servant; chore-boy.
fassimile [fare, simile], M.: facsimile.
fastél-la, cf. -lo. -laeeio, disp. of -lo.
-létto, -lino, dim. of -lo. ||fastél-lo
[fascio], m. (pl. —li or as f. —la): bundle,
fagot (of corn, wood, to carry on back).
-léne, aug. of -lo.
fàsti [L.], M. PL.: fasti (Rom. calendar;
records).
fasti-didre}, TR.: disgust (annoy); REFL.:
be disgusted, fastidious; loathe. ||fasti-
dio [L. -dium, loathing], M.: weariness
(tediousness, vexation); anxiety (care) ;
disgust (aversion, loathing); filthinesst ;
(euph.) lice: aver in —, loathe. -dio-
sdeeio, aug. of -dioso. -diosaggine,
F.: annoyance, troublesomeness. ° -dio-
saménte, ADV.: tediously, tiresomely.
-dioséllo, -diosétto, disp. dim. of
-dioso. -diosità} = -diosaggine; FAS-
TiDiousness. -diéso, ADJ.: wearying (both-
ersome, importunate); FASTIDIOUS}; insa-
tiablet. -dire, TR.: annoy (importune,
weary, disgust); INTR.: be disgusted (be
annoyed). -difieeio, dim. of -dio. -dia-
mei, M.: quantity of troubles.
fastigio [L. -gium], M.: (arch.) coping;
top (summit); loftiness.
fastigioso{ 1 [fastidio], ADJ.: wearying,
FASTIDIOUS.
fa-stigidso} 2, ADJ.: pompous; proud.
ll-sto1 [L. -stus, pride], M.: pomp (lux-
ury, ostentation).
fastoz [L. -tus], ADJ.: giorno —, court-
day; propitious day.
fa-stosaménte, ADV.: pompously. -sto-
sità, F.: pompousness. |l-stéso [-sto 1],
ADJ.: pompous.
fa-ta [L. -tum], r.: FAY (elf). -tagiò-
mej, F.: enchantment. -téle, ADI.:
fatal (predestined). -talismo, M.: fa-
talism. -talista, M.: fatalist. -tali-
tà, r.: fatality (destiny). -talménte,
ADV.: fatally. -tàret, TR.: decree (des-
tine); charm; make invulnerable. -tata-
ménte}, ADV.: fatally. -tato, ADI.:
fated; invulnerable. -tatura, F.: sor-
cery, enchantment (charm).
fati-ca, F.: FATIGUE (hardship); labourt ;
wages; reward. -c&bilet, ADJ.: capable
of fatigue, Eng.t fatigable. -o&eeia, F.:
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painful work. |l=càre [L. -gare], TR.: fa-
tigue; exhaust; annoy; REFL.: exert
one’s self, strive. -catére, M., -catri-
ee, F.: hard worker. -chétta, dim. of
-co. -chévolet, ADJ.: industrious; toil-
some. -cosaménte, ADV.: laboriously.
-cosétto, ADJ.: rather fatiguing. -cé-
so, ADJ.: fatiguing; difficult. -etieeia,
dim. of -ca. à
fatidico [L. -cus], aDJ.: prophetic.
fatig. .| =fatic. .
fato [L. -tum], M.: fate, destiny.
fat-ta [-to], F.: kind (sort, species; fash-
ion); dung of wild beasts; scent (of
game): esser sulla — di, be on the track
of. -taeeio, disp. of -to. -taménte,
ADV.: sì (or così) —, in such a manner,
so (Fr. tellement). -teréllo, M.: triple;
nothing. -tévole}, ADJ.: FEASIBLE. -téz-
zat, F.: form, feature. -tézze, F. PL.:
features (lineaments); maket; shape.
-tiaj, F.: witchcraft (charm). -tibél-
loj, M.: rouge. -tibile, ADJ.: feasible
(possible). -tieeio, ADJ.: robust. -tie-
eiéne, aug. of -ticcio.
fattispèeie “[L. facti species, kind of
fact], M.: (leg.) case in question; report
of a case.
fat-tivoj, ADJ.: efficacious; Eng.} FAc-
TIVE. -tizio;, ADJ.: artificial. |[-to
[fare], ADI.: made; complete; grown-up ;
ripe; M.: FACT (deed, action); business;
behaviour; case (matter, affair): — d’ar-
mi, small combat; detto —, no sooner
said than done; di —, really, indeed; a
gran —, a great deal; in sul —, immedi-
ately; tanto —, so big (indicating size);
— (adverbially before a noun), after; si-
no a— aprile, till after April.
fat-toidno, M.: (pop.) olive-oil presser.
ll-téio [frantoio], M.: olive-press.
fat-téra, F.: factor’s wife. |l-tére [fa-
re],M.: FACTOR; steward; author}; ar-
tisanf; broker}; shop-boyf; peg-topj:
— supremo, God. -toréssa, F.: factor
or steward’s wife; housekeeper. -torét-
to}, M.: shop-boy. -toria, F.: steward.
ship; steward’s establishment. -torino,
M.: shop-boy; messenger-boy; spit-jack.
-toritieeia, disp. of -toria.
fattotum [L. fac-totum, ‘do-all’],M.: fac-
totum.
fattucchié-ra, F., -re, «ro [? L. facti-
cius, artificial], M.: sorcerer, -ess; witch.
-ria, F.: sorcery (witcheraft); FETICHISM.
fatta-ra [fare], F.: work (of artisan);
making; cost (of work); charge; wages ;
invoice; creaturej; witchcraft}. -rare,
tR.: falsify; adulterate (wines, etc.); be-
witch}. -réto, ADJ.: adulterated; be-
witched}. -rina, car. dim. of -ra. -'ro},
ADJ.: to be done.
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fatu-ità, F.: fatuity. |fàtu-o [L. -us],
ADI. : fatuous (silly); flighty: fuoco —,
ignis fatuus.
fauei [L. fauces], F. PL.: jaws (throat).
fau-na, F.: fauna. ||fau-no [L. -nus],
M.: faun.
fau-staménte, ADV.: fortunately, pros-
perously. ||fau-sto [L. -stus (favere, fa-
vour)], ADJ.: auspicious (FAVoURable, hap-
Py, propitious). -tére, M., -triee, F.:
FAYOURer; accomplice.
fa-va [L. -ba], F.: bean; ballot-marble;
foolish pridet; triflet: metter alle -ve,
put to vote; a — cruda}, without exami-
nation; uccellare a -ve}, deceive. -va-
gèllo, M.: (bot.) celandine. -vaggine,
F.: plant (used as vermifuge). -varélla,
F.: bean-pottage. -vata, F.: vain boast-
ing; bean-mealf.
favélela [L. fabella (fari, speak)], F.:
speech; tongue (dialect); nation}: tener
— a uno}, be unwilling to speak to one,
be angry. -laméntof, M.: speech.
-làre, M.: speak; TR.: say. -latérei,
M., -latrieej, F.: prattler. -lîoj, M.:
prattle.
fa-verélla =-varella. -véto, M.: bean-
field. |-vétta, F.: car. dim. of -va;
bean-pottaget; pridef.
favîl-la [L.], .: spark (cinder). -laref,
INTR.: sparkle, scintillate. -létta, -li-
na, dim. of -la. favil-loj, M.: spark.
favo [L. favus], M.: honeycomb.
fàvo-la [L. fabula (fari, speak)], F.:
FABLE (story; invention). -laeeia, disp.
of -la. -laref, INTR.: tell stories ; talk.
-leggevolméntej, ADV.. fabulously.
-leggidre, TR.: fable (tell stories, fable):
— dif, laugh at, mock. -leggiatére },
M., —triee}, F.: fabler. -léscot, ADJ.:
fabulous. -létta, car. dim. of -la. -16-
ne}, M.: bragging liar. -losaménte,
ADV.: fabulously. -léso, ADJ.: FABULOus.
fa-voméle}, M.: honeycomb. -vénef,
M.: honeycomb; very proud man.
favònioj, M.: (poet.) west wind.
favo-rabilej, ADI.: favourable. -rérej,
TR.: favour. -ratòrej, M., -ratrice,
F.: favourer, protector. ||favé=re [L.
-r], M.: favour; sympathy (kindness);
approval; aid: lettere di —, letters of
recommendation. -reggévolej, -reg-
giàntet, ADJ.: favourable. -reggiare,
îR.: favour, aid. -reggiatére, M., -reg-
giatriee, F.: favourer, aider. -révole,
ADI. : favourable. -revolménte, ADV.:
favourably. -rire, TR.: favour (help):
-risca di dirmi, please tell me. -rita,
F.: prince’s mistress. -rîto, ADJ., M.:
favourite. -rit6re}, M., -ritrice], F.:
favourer. -résoj, ADJ.: favourable.
-rieeio, disp. dim. of -re.
. fedele '
favile [fava], M.: bean-field; bean-sow.
ing (for improving lands); beanstraw.
Fazio [Bonifazio]: esser Fra —, fare—,
exercise charity; spend freely for others,
fa-zionario}{,M.: factionist. -ziondto,
ADJ.: FASHIONed (formed). |l-ziéne [L.
factio (root fac-, do)], F.: FACTION; FEAT
(exploit); battle; military service; senti-
nel; actionf; tax}: esser in —, be on
duty. -ziosaménte, ADV.: seditiously,
factiously. -ziéso, ADJ.: factious (sedi-
tious, rebellious); M.: factionist (rebel).
faz-zolétto, -zdlo} [? faccia], M.: hand-
kerchief.
fè (pron. fé), (poet.) for -de.
febbraceia, disp. of -bre.
febbraio [L. februarius], M.: February.
fèb-bre [L. febris], .: fever. -brétta,
dim. of -bre. -brettàeeia, disp. dim.
of -bre. -brieéllat, dim. of -bre. -bri-
eidttola, dim. of -bre. -brieina, dim.
of -bre. -brieitàj, F.: feverishness.
-brieitante, ADJ.: feverish. -briei-
tare}, INTR.: be attacked by fever.
-bricéne, M.: violent fever. -bricéso,
ADJ.: giving fever. -brifaigo, ADJ., M.:
febrifuge. -brile, aDJ.: febrile. -bri-
na, dim. of -bre. -bréna, -bréne,
aug. of -bre. -bréso} = -bricoso. -brie-
cia, -brizzaf, dim. of -bre.
fe-bèo, ADJ.: poetical. ||Fé-=bo [Gr.
Phoibos (‘bright’)], M.: Phoebus (Apollo;
sun). -bet,-bèaj, F.: Phoebe (moon).
fe-cîle, ADI.: fecal. ||fé-e¢ia [L. fer],
F.: sediment; dung; PL.: dregs, lees.
-eeidiay, F.: faucet hole (for emptying
the dregs of a barrel). -eeiéso, ADI:
dreggy, feculent. -eeifime, M.: mass
of dregs; rabble.
féei, PRET. of fare.
feeifle [I.. -lis], Mm. PL.: fecials (Roman
priests, sanctioning treaties, etc.).
fécola [L. fez, sediment], F.: fecula;
starch.
fecon-dabile, apjJ.: fecundable. -da-
ménte, ADV.: fruitfully, prolifically.
-dare, TR.: fecundate (make fruitful).
-dativo, ADJ.: fecundating. -datére, M.,
-datriee, F.; ADJ.: fecundating (fertiliz-
ing). -daziéne, F.: fecundation. fe-
con-diaj, -dità, r.: fecundity. -dé-
vole}, ADJ.: fruitful. |fecén=do [L.
Jecundus], ADI. : fecund (fruitful).
fé-de [L. fides], F.: FAITH; credit; certifi-
cate: mani in —, ring representing
clasped hands; atto di —, prayer (Catho-
lic); fare atto di —, take on faith.
fedecom-messario+, M.: trustee
ll-mésso [L. fidei-commissum, committed.
to FAITH or trust], M.: trust deed, feof-
ment. -métteret, TR.: deed in trust.
fe-déle [-de], ADI. : faithful; m. (esp. pl):
RT ape E
fedelmente
devotee, believer; vassalt. -delménte,
apv.: faithfully. -deléne, joc. aug. of
-dele: -deltà, F.: fidelity.
fèdera [Ger. feder, feather], F.: pillow-
case.
federf-le [L. federalis (fedus, league)],
ADI.: federal. -lîsmo, m.: federalism.
-lista, M.: federalist. -'to, ADJ.: feder-
ated. -ziéne, F.: federation.
fedifrago [L. fedi-fragus, league-break-
ing], ADJ. : promise-breaking ; M.: promise-
breaker.
fediméntoj = ferimento.
fedi-na [?], F. (us'ly pl.): mutton-chop
whiskers. -néma, -néne, aug. of -na.
feditérej, M.: 1. kind of soldier; 2.= fe-
ritore; ADJ.: predatory (of birds).
fega-taecio, M.: daredevil. -téllo, M.:
cooked liver. -tino, dim. of -to. ||féga-
to [l. L. ficatum (L. ficus, Fic), ‘fig-fat-
tened, applied to goose liver], liver; (fig.)
courage (boldness). -téso, ADJ.: bilious;
having liver-spots, moth-patches ; liver-
coloured; M.: bilious person.
féij, PRET. of fare.
fél-ee [L. filix], F.: fern. -eéta, F.,
-eéto, M.: fernery; ferny place.
fèlej = fièle.
feli-ee [L.-x], ADI.: happy. -eeménte,
ADV.: happily, fortunately. -eita, F.:
felicity (prosperity). -eitare, TR. : felici-
tate; make happy}.
felino [L. -lis, cat], aDJ.: feline.
fèllej = fièle. _
fèl-lo, ADJ.: wicked; melancholy (dole-
ful)}. -lonaméntet, ADv.: wickedly.
ll-léne [1. L. -o, felon], ADI. : (poet.) rebel-
lious, perfidious ; felonious. -loneriat,
F.: rebelliousness, treachery. -lonesca-
ménte, ADV.: rebelliously, treacherously.
-lonésco, ADJ.: rebellious, perfidious; fe-
lonious; cruel}. -lonéssat,F.: perfidious,
cruel woman. -lonia, F.: conspiracy,
rebellion; treachery; infidelity; infamy ;
felony. -lonésoj, ADJ.: rebellious ; felo-
nious.
félpa [?], r.: plush.
fel-trare, tr.: full (thicken in a mill);
cover with felt}; filter}. -tratara, F.:
fulling. |lfé1-tro [l. L. filtrum (OHG.
filz)], M.: felt; (rare) filter.
felaca [fr. Ar.], F.: boat (for sail or
oars).
fem. .j = femm..
fémmi-na [L. femina, woman], F.: fe-
male (woman); wifet; socket. -naeeio,
disp. of -na. -nèlla, F.: dim. of -na; eye-
let, eye (for hook); false shoots (of pruned
vine). femmi-neo, ADJ.: (poet.) femi-
nine; effeminate}. -nescaménte, ADV.:
like a woman. -nésco, ADJ.: womanish,
effeminate. -métta, dim. of -na. -néz-
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za},F.: femininity. -miéraf, F.: woman’s
ferita
apartment; PL.: women-folks. -mnile,
ADJ.: feminine. -nilménte, ADV.:
femininely. -milità}, F.: effeminacy.
-nîno, ADJ.: feminine; effeminate f.
-néecia, car. aug. of -na. nueeia,
-nizzat, disp. of -na.
fe-moràle, ADJ.: femoral. ||fé-more
[L. -mur], M.: thigh-bone.
fen-dénte, M.: cut (with sabre, etc.).
\fen-dere [L. findere], IRR.$; TR.: split
(cleave); cut (as air,water); REFL.: crack,
split (as stones, etc.). -dibile, ADI.:
cleavable. -diméntot,M.: fissure, split.
-ditéio, M.: cutting-block for quill-pens;
splitting-blade of grafting-knife. -dité-
re, M.,-ditriee, F.: splitter. -ditara,
F.: split (cleft, fissure).
§ Pret. fendi or fendbtti.
or fésso.
feneratére}, M.: usurer.
fenice [Gr. phoînix], r.: phenix; (fig.)
rare thing.
fenicòttero [Gr. phoinik6-pteros, red-
winged], M.: flamingo.
fenîlej, M.: hay-loft.
fenòmeno [Gr. phainémenon (root pha,
shine)], M.: phenomenon.
fèraj = fiera.
ferd-ee [L. -x (root fer, BEAR)], ADJ.:
FERtile. -eita, F.: fertility.
fera-le [L. -lis (root fer, BEAR)], funereal
(orig. pall-bearing); cf. Eng.t feral, fune-
real; ADI. : funereal (deadly, dismal, sad).
-Iméntet1, ADV.: funereally.
feralménte} 2, ADV.: FIERcely (cruelly).
ferentàri [L.], M. PL.: light-armed Ro-
man troops.
férere} = ferire.
ferètrio [L. -trius (root fer, BEAR)], ADJ.:
Giove —, Jupiter Feretrius (to whom were
BORNE trophies).
fèretro [L. -trum (root fer, BEAR)], M.:
BIER.
fè-ria [L.], F.: holiday (Eng. ferie);
(eccl.) week-day (ordinary day): — terza,
Tuesday. -rifle, ADJ.: ferial; week-
day; (eccl.) ordinary. -rialménte,
ADV.: commonly. -riare, INTR.: make
holiday, have vacation. -riàto, M.: va-
cation (esp. of courts); ADJ.: holiday.
feridére = feritore.
ferignoj1, ADJ.: coarse-grained (bread).
ferignoft 2, ADJ.: ferine (savage).
feriménto [-rire], M.: wounding.
fe-rinita, F.: ferocity (savageness, cru-
elty). |l-rimo [L. -rus, wild beast], ADI.:
ferine (savage; FERocious).
fe-rire [L.], TR.: wound: non so dove
voglia andar a —, I do not know what he
aims at. -rito, ADJ.: wounded. -ritai,
F.: wound (hurt).
Part. fenduto
ferità
savagery (cruelty).
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ferita 2 [-rino], F.:
feri-téia, F.: embrasure; loophole. -té-
re [-re], M., -triee, F.: assailant.
fér-ma, F.: enlistment; confirmation ;
agreement}; assurancet. -maglio, M.:
clasp, hasp. -maménte, ADV.: firmly
(tenaciously). -maméntof, M.: FIRM-
ness; confirmation (fortification); stop-
page; firmament. -manzaf, F.: confir-
mation ; bail. ||-mare [L. firmare, make
FIRM], TR.: stop, stay, impede; contract
(as service, engagement of actor, singer) ;
fasten; cook slightly (to prevent taint) ;
attract (Roma -ma per la sua grandez-
za) ; lock}; establishf ; resolvet ; strength-
ent; fix}; REFL.: stop; linger; stay; for-
tify one’s self; wed}; endurej: — 2 ani-
mo, make up one’s mind; decide; — la
voce sopra una parola, emphasize a word.
-mAta, F.: stop (halt; pause); camp (of
soldiers). -matina, dim. of -mata. -ma-
to, ADJ.: stopped; written; M.f: agree-
ment. -matura, F.: stoppage; clasp.
fermen-tare, INTR.: ferment. -tati-
vo, ADJ.: fermentative. -taziéne, F.:
fermentation. |fermén-to [L. -tum],
M.: ferment (yeast).
fer-mézza, F.: firmness (steadiness) ;
clasp (of necklace, etc.); stability}; se-
curity} ; ratificationt ; rigorousnesst (of
laws); assurance}. -mezzina, car. dim. of
-mezza. -mino, car. dim. of -mo. ||fér=
mo [L. firmus], aADJ.: FIRM; (fixed; con-
stant, resolute); still; sound} (in mind);
M.: certainty; steadiness; agreement;
ADV.{: firmly, certainly: — lè, sentinel’s
call, steady there! (to angry person) : ca-
ne da —, setter-dog; canto —, plain
(Gregorian) chant; dare un — a una co-
sa, establish certain conditions; dare un
— alle carni, cook to prevent taint ; s'era
—, he had stopped; notte -ma, deep
night; per —, certainly, “sure thing”;
punto —, period (punctuation) ; tenere il
—, hold to opinions strongly; terra -ma,
continent; viso —f, serious, resolute face ;
— in posta, general delivery, poste res-
tante.
fèroi, poet. for fiero.
fe-réee [L. -rox], ADI. : ferocious; fierce
(cruel) ; fiery ; (joc.) severe. -roeemén-
te, ADV.: ferociously; fiercely (cruelly).
-ròeia, -roeita, -roeitade}, -roei-
tate}, F.: ferocity.
ferrée-eia [ferro], F.: sting-ray (fish);
gilder’s crucible; gold-leaf box. -eio,
M.: worthless iron.
ferragosto [L. ferie Augusti], M.: first
day of August. '
fer-raiétto, dim. of -raio. |l-rdio [-ro],
M.: ironworker, smith: fabbro —, iron-
worker, locksmith, blacksmith.
fervenza
ferra-iolino, M.: strip of silk or cloth
worn by priests about their necks and
hanging behind. Il-i(u)òlo1 [7], x:
large cloak; anything large, bothersome:
fare un — (said of hunters who kill game
instantly); (vulg.) accidente a —, apoplec-
tic stroke. -i(u)oltieeio, disp. dim. of
-i(u)olo.
ferra-iuòlo{2 [ferro], M.: locksmith,
-ménta, F., -ménti, -méntoj, M.:
hardware, ironmongery.
ferrana [farragine], F.: maslin (mixture
of grasses).
fer-ràre, TR.: iron (bind with iron); shoe
(a horse); shackle}; nailf; REFL.}: arm
(for war) : lasciarsi —, be under another's
thumb. -raréeeia, F.: coarse hard-
ware; implements. -rdta, F.: iron grat-
ing; prison}; hoof-print. -ràto, ADJ.:
ironed; shod; irony; resolute}: strada
-rata, railroad; — a diaccio (ghiaccio),
(fig. of horses), hard-bitted ; not afraid of
misfortune, (of people) very rich}. -ra-
térej, M.: FARRIER. -ratira, F.: iron-
work; implements; horse-shoeing (FARRI-
ERY). -ravècchio, M.: old iron-seller,
second-hand dealer. -razzòlo, M.: iron-
worker. fér-reo, ADJ.: (lit.) iron; ro-
bust. -reriat, F.: implements. -ret-
tino, dim. of -retto. -rétto, M., dim.
of -ro: small brace ; ADJ.: gray (of hair).
-riàta, F.: iron grating. -riéra, F.:
smithy; iron-works; blacksmith-pouch;
iron-mine}. -rigmo, ADJ.: ferreous (esp.
of colour or taste); iron-gray ; obstinate};
strong}. -rino, dim. of -ro. ||fér=ro
[L. -rum], M.: iron; implement (tool, lit.
and fig.); weapon; flat-iron; curling-
iron; horseshoe; PL.: shackles; skates:
mettere a — e fuoco un paese, destroy ev-
erything; venire a’ ferri, come to con-
clusions. -rolino, dim. of -ro. -ro=
via, F.: railroad. -rowidrio, ADI.:
railroad. -rugineo, ADJ.: ferruginous
(rust-coloured).° -ruginosità, F.: fer-
ruginosity. -ruginéso, ADI.: ferrugi-
nous (containing ‘iron in solution). -ru-
minaméntoi, M.: solder. -ruminé-
rej, TR.: solder, unite. -ruzzino, dim.
of -ruzzo. -riizzo, disp. dim. of -ro:
adoprare, aguzzare 1 —, sharpen the wits.
fèrti-le [L. -lis (root fer-, BEAR)], ADI.:
fertile. -lità, F.: fertility. -lizzàre,TR.:
fertilize. -Iménte, ADV.: fruitfully.
ferticola}, F.: little wild beast; disgust-
ing insect.
férula [L.], F.:
plant.
ferita, F.: wound.
fer-vénte, ADJ.: fervent; boiling. -ven-
teménte, ADV.: fervently. -ventéz-
za}, -vénza, F.: fervency.
ferule; umbelliferous
fervere
fèr-vere [L.], DEFECT.$; INTR.: be fer-
vent (evince ardour, burn); boilt. -wéz-
za}, F.: heat. -vidaménte, ADV.: fer-
vidly. -vidézza, M.: fervor. fèr-vido,
ADI. : fervid (ardent). -vére, M.: heat;
fervor (zeal); boiling}. -vorino, M.:
mild reproof; short, fervid speech. -vo-
rosaménte, ADV.: fervently (warmly).
-voréso, ADJ.: fervent (zealous).
§ Ind.: Pres. 3. fer-ve; 6.-vono. Impf.
Jervéva. Subj.: Impf. fervésce. Part. Pres.
fervente. Ger. fervèndo.
fèr-zat, F.: whip-lash: — del sole, sun’s
heat. -zéret, TR.: whip.
fescen-nino [city Fescennio], ADI.: fes-
cennine (referring to obscene Latin po-
etry).
fèscera;, F.: (bot.) bryony.
féssi}, IMPERF. SUBJ. of fare.
féseso [part. of fendere], ADI.: split
(cracked) ; M. : Fissure, crack; cleft. -so-
lino, dim. of -so. -sara, F.: fissure
(split) ; narrow passage. -surîna, dim.
of -sura.
fé-sta [L. (sc. dies, day)], F.: holiday;
FEAST; rejoicing (gaiety) ; far — a, feast;
welcome ; far la — a, slaughter (animals);
rot; eat; far — a una cosa, enjoy a thing
much; far la — a una cosa, consume a
thing; conciare (accomodare) per il dì
delle -ste, give a drubbing, thrash. -stae-
eia, disp. of -sta. -staidlo, M.: (ecel.)
feast-director. -stamte, ADJ.: joyful.
-stànzaj, F.: festival; joy. -stare,
TR., INTR.: feast. -steggévolei, ADI.:
festive (joyful). -steggiaménto, M.:
rejoicing; fète. -steggiàre, TR.: cele-
brate (events); feast/’ -steggiante,
ADI. : feasting. -steggiàto, ADI.: feast-
ed, féted. -steggiatore, M., -steggia-
triee, F.: feaster; celebrator. -stég-
gio}, M.: rejoicing. -steréeeio, ADI.:
festal (holiday). -stévole, ADI.: fes-
tive (merry). -stevolézza, F.: festivi
ty (rejoicing). -stevolménte, ADV.:
festively (joyfully).
festichino, ADJ.: bright green.
fe-stieeiòla, dim. of -sta. -stieina,
car. dim. of -sta. -stina, car. dim. of
-sta (esp. religious).
festi-naménte}, ADV.: quickly. -nén-
zat, F.: haste. -maref, INTR.: hasten.
-nataméntej, ADV.: quickly (hur-
riedly). -nazionet, F.: haste. ||fe-
sti-nofI, ADJ.: quick (hasty, Eng. festi-
natet).
fe-stino 2 [-sta], M. : entertainment ; even-
ing party. -stivaménte, ADV.: festively.
-stività, F.: church festival; joyous wel-
come. -stivo, ADJ.: festal; abiti -stivi,
Sunday clothes. -stéeeia, F.: kind
welcome. -stoneino, car. dim. of -stone.
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-sténe, M.: FESTOON (garland). -stosa-
ménte, ADv.: festively (joyfully). -sto-
sétto, ADJ.: rather festive. -stéso,
ADJ.: festive (joyful).
festa-ca [L.], F., -co, M.: FESCUB; bit of
straw; mote.
festieceia, dim. of festa. i
fe-ténte, ADI.: stinking. |lfè-tere{ [L.
-tidus, stinking], INTR.: stink.
fe-tieecio [Port. -tigo, magic], M.: fetich.
-tieismo, M.: fetichism.
feti-daménte, ADV.: fetidly. ||féti-do,
-déso [L. fetidus], ADI. : fetid; assa —,
_assafetida. -diime, M.: mass of cor-
ruption.
fèto [L. -tus], M.: foetus.
fetére [L. -tor]. M.: fetor (disgusting
smell).
fét-ta [? L. vitta, band], m.: cut, slice
(us’ly of food): fare (tagliare) a -te, cut
up; massacre. -tina, -tolina, dim. of
ta. -t6na, -téne, aug. of -t1. -tieee,
-tieeia, disp. dim. of -ta. -tueeina,
dim. of -ta.
feu-dfle, ADI. : feudal. -dalismo, M.:
feudalism. -dalità, F.: feudality. -da-
tario, M.: feudatory (vassal). ||féu-do
[l. L. -dum (OHG. feod)], M.: FEUD (allot-
ment of land, fief); FEE for same.
féz [fr. Turk], M.: fez (Turkish cap).
fidba [fabula], F.: fib; story.
fisc-ca, F.: languidness; low act (mean-
ness); noise (disturbancet). -edbile,
ADJ.: breakable. -ca-còllo, M.: danger-
ous person; a —,in break-neck man-
ner. -caménte, ADV.: flabbily; wearily
(weakly). -caménto, m.: fracture (break,
rupture). -care, TR.: break; fracture;
weaken ; debilitate. -cato, ADJ.: broken.
-catéio, ADJ.: breaking. -catura, F.:
fracture (breaking). -chétto, ADJ.: rather
tired. -chézza, F.: weakness; lassitude ;
imbecility. Ilfi&c-co [L. flaccus, flabby,
flap-eared (? root, frac-, break)], ADI.:
FLACCID; weak (weary); M.: bruising;
drubbing ; ruin} ; ravaget.
fideco-la [L. facula (dim. of fax)], F.:
torch. -létta, -lima, dim. of -la. -16na,
aug. of -la.
fiac-cona, F.: exhaustion: lassitude.
ll-céme, ADJ.: aug. of -co; M.: languid
person.
fiadéne}, M.: honeycomb.
fiala}, F.: phial.
fidlet}, F.: honeycomb.
fidm-ma [L. fiamma], F.: FLAME; pas-
sion; sweetheart ; forked pennant. -man-
te, ADJ.: flaming (fiery red). -mare,
INTR.: flame (burn). -ma-sdlsaf, F.:
itching (of salt rheum). -méata, F.:
bonfire. -matélla, -matina, dim. of
-ma. -meggiare, INTR.: flame, shine;
fiammeggiare
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sparkle; glitter. -meggiante, ADI.:
flaming. -mélla, dim. of -ma. -mésco,
ADJ.: flaming; bright. -métta, -met-
tina, dim. of -ma. -miferàio, M.:
match-seller. -mifero, M.: friction-
match; ADJ.}: flammiferous; kindling;
burning. -mina, -molina, car. dim. of
-ma. -méref, M.: inflammation.
fian-càre, TR.: strengthen the sides of
(arches, etc.), flank (guard the flank of).
-céta, F.: spur-blow (in flank); cutting
saying; side (of building or piece of fur-
niture); (nav.) broadside. -cheggia-
ménto, M.: reinforcement. -cheggià-
re, TR.: reinforce; flank (stand along-
side). -cheggiànte, ADJ.: flanking.
-cheggiato, ADJ.: flanked. -chétta,
F.: waist (of garments). ||fidn-eo [? L.
flaccus, soft, viz., part], M.: FLANK, side.
-ciitot, ADJ.: long or broad-sided.
fià-sca, F.: (large, short-necked) FLASK.
-scdeceia, -scfecio, disp. aug. of -sca.
-scàia, F., -scaio, M.: fiask-seller or
re-coverer. -scheggiare, INTR.: fail (in
an undertaking or play): buy by the bot-
fiammeggiante
tlef. -sehétta, F.: small flask; pow-
der-fiask. -schetteria, F.: wine-shop.
-schettina, dim. of -schetta. -schet-
tino, dim. of -schetto. -schétto, -schi-
no, dim. of sco. ||fid-seo [l. L. flasco
(L. vas, vase)], M.: (long-necked) FLASK ;
far —, make a failure (vase-maker, who
spoils glass-lump, makes bottle of it).
-scone, aug. of -sco. -sctieeio, disp.
of -sco.
fidta [? ak. to vice], F.: time; spesse fiate,
many times.
fia-taméntot, M.: breathing. -tare,
INTR.: breathe; pufff. -tàta, F.: bad
breath. -timo, car. dim. of -to. ||fid-to
[L. flatus (flare, blow)], M.: breath; wind;
strength: non mangio —,I eat nothing ;
strumenti a —, wind-instruments; a un
—, d'un —, in a moment; in a breath;
very quickly; un —, a trifle; rimetter il
— in corpo, encourage; cheer up.
fiatolo], M.: VASSAL.
fiaté-re}, M.: FETIDNESS.
FETID.
fib-bia [L. -ula (figere, FIX)], F.: buckle.
-bigio}, M.: buckle-maker. -bidref,
TR.: buckle; fasten. -biétta, biettina,
car. dim. of -bia. -biéma, aug. of bia.
-biéne, M.: harness-buckle.
fi-bra ([L.], F.: fibre; force; will
-brilla, F. : (bot.) fibrilla; fibril. -brîna,
F.: fibrine. -brosita, F.: fibrousness.
-bréso, ADJ.: fibrous.
fibula [L.], F.: fibula.
fi-ca [-co], F.: figt; female pudenda:
far le -che, show contempt (by pointing at
with the thumb between index and long
sot, ADI.:
fierezza
finger); affront. -céeeio, disp. of -co,
-caiaf, F.: fig-tree. -c=flbo, M.: kind
of fig. -eato, ADJ.: full of figs or fig-
trees; M.: fig-cake.
fic-cabile, ADJ.: that can be fixed. -ca-
méntof, M.: thrusting in; setting. -ca-
nàso, M.: busybody {meddler ; inquisitive
person). |l-care [L. figere], TR.: drive
in; (FIX, set); stick in; make believe;
INTR.: meddle ; REFL.: intrude one’s self:
-carsi in testa (or nella mente), be ob-
stinate ; persist. -ceataraf, F.: thrusting
in; (fixing).
fiche-rétoj, -'tof, M.: fig-plantation.
fic-chino [-care], M.: intruder (meddler).
fi-co [L. -cus], M.: fig; fig-tree ; grimace;
compliment: cercare de’ -chi in vetta,
puzzle over difficulties; far —, miss, fail.
-co=sécco, pl. fichisecchi, M.: dried fig.
-céso, ADJ.: grimacing; affected, com-
plaining.
fi-daj, F.: security; safe-conduct; pas-
ture. -danza, F.: faith, conFIDENCE,
-danzare, TR.: betroth; guaranteet.
-danzita, r., danzato, M.: betrothed.
--dare [L. -dere], TR. : trust; conFIDE:—
i bestiami, guarantee pasture for cattle;
— de denari, give credit for money;
‘ -darsi, trust one’s self ; -darsi di, trust in;
rely upon. -déatat, F.: oath of allegi-
ance. -dataméntet, ADV.: confidently.
-datézza, F.: trustiness. -déto, ADI.:
trusted ; faithful. |l-de. . [L. -des, FAITH]:
-de-commésso, M. : deed of trust. -de-
commissario, M.: trustee. -de=ius-
siéne [L. iussio, command], F.: security
(surety). -de=iussére, M.: guarantor
(surety). -litay, F.: fidelity. -del..
= fedel..¢ -do [L. -dus], ADJ.: FAITH-
ful. -diieia, F.: conFiDence; trust. -du-
eiflei, aDJ.: fiducial. -dueialménte,
ADV. : fiducially, confidently. -dueiaria-
ménte, ADV.: fiducially. -dueifrio,
ADJ., M.: fiduciary. -dueiosaménte,
ADV.: confidently. -dueiéso, ADJ.: con-
fident.
fiòbo-lej, ADJ.: FEEBLE. -lézzaf, F.:
feebleness.
fiò-derej, TR. : strike; wound. -ditéref,
M.: striker.
fiéle [L. fel], M.: GALL (bile; malignity,
rancour) ; jaundice.
fie-néia, ADJ.: pertaining to hay: falce
—, scythe. -mile, M.: hayloft. ||fiò-no
[L. fenus], M.: hay; forage. -néso,
ADJ.: full of hay (as grain, straw).
fièra [L. fera, wild], F.: wild beast.
fié-ra2 [L. feria, feast], F.: large FAR;
market; gift bought at fair: — fredda,
poor fair; è — rotta, it’s a ruined affair.
-raiòlo, M.: seller at fairs.
fie-raménte, ADV.: fiercely. -rézza,
fiero
F.: intrepidity; spiritedness (liveliness).
Ilfiò-ro [L. ferus, wild], ADJ.: FERO-
ciousf; FIERCE; intrepid; severe; viva-
cious (lively; spirited). -rficolaj1, F.:
little wild beast.
fierico-laj2 [fera1], F.: poor little
fair. -léna, F.: torch-lantern (at fairs).
fiévo-le [L. flebilis], aDJ.: FEEBLE, weak.
-lézza, F.: feebleness, debility. -1mén-
te, ADV.: feebly (faintly).
fifa, F.: lapwing.
figgere, figere} [L. figere], IRR.$; TR.:
Fix; drive in; determine: -gersi in capo,
be obstinate ; — baci, imprint kisses.
§ Pret. fis-sz; -sero. Part. fisso or fitto.
fi-glia, F.: daughter. -glidre, TR.:
bring forth (young). -glifstra, r.,-glià-
stro, M.: step-child. -glidta, F.: litter
(of dogs, etc.). -gliatieeia, ADJ.: pro-
lific (of beasts). -gliatura, r.: delivery;
birth; breeding time. [|fi-glio [L. -lius],
M.: son (boy; child) : -gli della terra, (leg-
endary) giants; -gli della luce, (ecel.)
God's elect. -glideeia, F.: god-daugh-
ter. -glioeeino;, -glideeio, M.: god-
son. -gliòla, dim. of -glia. -gliolame,
M.: flock of sons; plant-shoots. -glio-
lanza, F.: progeny. -gliolétto, -glio-
lino, dim. of -gliolo. -gliòlo, m.: dim.
of -glio; esser fuori di -glioli, be past the
age of conception; entrare in -glioli, be-
gin to have children; buon —, good-na-
tured fellow. -glioléna, F., -gliolé-
ne, M.: big, fat child. -gliolieeia,
-glioliieeio, disp. dim. of -gliola, -glio-
lo. -gliuòla = -gliola. -gliuoléeeiot,
=-gliolaccio; filiation. -gliuolàggio?,
M.: filiation.
figménto}, M.: figment ; fiction.
fignere} = fingere.
fignolare{ = frignare.
figno-lo [OHG. finne], M.:
-léso, ADJ.: having boils.
figu-lina [L. vessel (fingere, form)], F.:
pottery-making. -limo, ADJ.: ceramic.
figu-loj, M.: potter.
figa-ra [L. (fingere, form)], F.: figure;
body; shape; face; portrait; statue;
model; type; character (in novel); face-
card: far —, appear well; dance-figure ;
far buona —, distinguish one’s self; keep
one’s obligations; far la — di, have ap-
pearance of; poniam —}, let us suppose,
for example. -rébile, ADJI.: figurable.
-rabilità, r.: figurability. -raeeia,
disp. of -ra. -raeeio, disp. of -ro.
-rale}, ADI. : figurative. -ralméntef,
ADV.: figuratively. -raméntof, M.: fig-
uration ; figure; representation. -ramte,
ADJ.: figuring; M., F.: (theat.) figurante.
-rére. TR.: figure, represent (in art);
symbolize; resemble; INTR.: appear;
felon; boil.
filettino 177
feign; REFL.: imagine. -rato, ADJ.:
figured ; represented (in art); figurative
(of language): canto —, chant with full
score music. -rataménte, -rativa-
ménte, ADV.: figuratively. -rativo,
ADJ.: figurative; mystical. -ratére, M.,
-ratriee, F.: figurer; former. -razié-
ne} ,F.: figuration. -reggiare, INTR.:
be rhetorical, use figures of speech. -rét-
ta, dim. of -ra. -rettina, car. dim. of
-retta. -rina,F.: dim. of -ra; statuette.
-rinaio, M.: image-vender. -rino, M.:
fashion-plate; dandy. -rista, M.: figure-
painter. figd-ro, M.: bad, ugly person.
-réna, aug. of -ra. -réne, disp. aug.
of -ra. -rileeia, disp. of -ra.
fi-la [L. -lum], r.: file (row, suit): alla
(or di) —, consecutively. -labile, ADI.:
that may be spun. -lfieee, -laceia,
-laeeicaj, F. PL.: threads, ravellings.
-laeeicéso, ADJ.: likely to ravel. -lae-
eiéne, M.: sort of fish-line. -la=òro,
M.: gold or silver wire-drawer. -lamén-
to, M.: filament, fibre. -lamentéso,
ADJ.: filamentous. -landa, F.. silk-
spinnery. -landàia, F.: silk-spinner.
-lamdra, F.: worms in hawks; marine
plants (attaching to ships).
filan-tropia, F.: philanthropy. -tropi-
caménte, ADV.: philanthropically. -trò-
pico, ADJ.: philanthropic. ||filan-tro-
po [Gr. phil-Gnthropos, friend of man],
M.: philanthropist.
fi-laràta, F.: long row. -làrei [-la],
M.: row (of plants, teeth, houses, etc.).
\|-lare 2 [-lo], TR.: spin; wire-draw; spin
out (discourse); pay out (cable); shed
* (blood); INTR.: leak (as casks); rope (as
liquids) : —grosso, be prodigal or unscru-
pulous ; — sottile, be shrewd. -larétto,
-larino, M.: dim. of -rei; sandstone
strata.
filarmònico [Gr. philos, loving, harmo-
nia, harmony]; M.: music-lover; ADJ.:
philharmonic.
fila-stròcca [fila], F.: rigmarole. -ta-
ménte [-lo], ADV. : as if spun (of speech,
excuses). fila-téssa, F.: file; rigma-
role. -tieeio, M.: coarse silk (drawn
from hatched cocoons). |lfil&-to [-re2],
ADJ.: spun; M.: thread: il — de’ ragna-
teli, spiders web. -téio, M.: spinning-
wheel; candle-wick machine; spinning-
room; spinning-mill. -téra, F.: spin-
ning-girl. -tére, M.: -triee, F.: spin-
ner.
filat-téra, r., -tèrio [Gr. philaz, guard],
M.: PHYLACTery ; amulet.
fi-latara [-lare2], F.: spinning. -let-
tare, TR. : stripe (in weaving) ; insert (in
sewing). -lettatùra, F.: striping; in-
sertion. -lettino, dim. of -letto. -1ét-
178 filetto
to, Mm. : car. dim. of -lo; (fowler’s) net-
line; snafile; fillet (of beef); ligament (of
tongue, etc.); fine wire (holding gem in
setting); bezel (of watch, etc.).
filià-le [L. filius, son], ADI. : filial. -1mén-
te, ADV.: filially. -ziéne, F.: filiation.
filibustiére [Sp. -ter (Eng. freebooter)],
M.: filibuster (pirate).
filieej =felice.
fi-liéra [filo], F.: wire-drawing iron. -li-
forme, ADJ.: filiform.
filig-gine [L. fuligo], F.: soot. -ginéso,
ADJ. : fuliginous (sooty). .
fi-ligrana [-lo], F.: filigree. -ligrana-
to, ADJ.: filigree-like. -lino, dim. of -lo.
filip-pica [-po], F.: philippic (invective).
-pimo, ADJ.: oratorian; M.: Oratorian
monk (order founded by Philip Neri). |lfi-
lip-po [Filippo, Philip], M.: silver coin
(with head of King Philip).
fi-lo, pl. -li or -la [L. -lum], M.: thread;
string; wire; series (of ideas, etc.) ; edge
(of sword, etc.) ; bit; particle ; long, nar-
row loaf; PL.: lint: —— or di —, at all
costs; fil —, trickling (of liquids); —
dell’ acqua, current of the stream; —d’ ac-
qua, tiny stream of water; andare per il
— della sinopia, ‘ chalk walk,’ act or speak
to the purpose; battere il — (or — della
sinopia), snap the chalk-line ; esser un —,
be a rail (very lean); esser in —, (of sea-
sons) be well advanced, (of persons) well-
disposed ; — d’ erba, spear of grass ; far le
-la, be ropy (liquids, cheese); — dt legno,
grain of wood; mandare (or mettere) a —
di spada, put to the sword; mettere uno
in (or sul) suo} —, put one on his right
road; per —, exactly ; — delli reni, spine.
filodrammatico ([Gr. philos, loving,
drîma, play], M.: amateur actor; ADI.:
dramatic (society).
filògo = filologo.
filolino, dim. of filo.
filo-logia, F.: philology. -lògico, ADI.:
philological. ||fil6-logo [Gr. ‘philo-légos,
word-lover], M.: philologist.
filo-méla, -ména [Gr. Philoméla’ (who
was changed to a nightingale)], F.: (poet).
nightingale.
fi-londènte [filo, dente], M.: embroidery
canvas (one thread to each loom-tooth).
-léne, M.: aug. of -lo; vein (of ore, water,
etc.). -léso, ADJ.: thread-like.
filéso-fa, F.: female philosopher; would-
be wise woman. -fAle, ADJ.: philosophic:
pietra —, philosopher's stone. -fante,
disp. of -fo. -fare, INTR.: philosophize.
-fàstro, disp. of -fo. -feggiare, INTR.:
philosophize. -fescaménte, ADV.: so-
phistically. -fésco, ADJ.: sophistical.
-féssa, F.: female doctor of philosophy.
-fétto, car. or disp. dim. of -fo. -fia,
finimento
r.: philosophy; (typ.) small pica. filosò
fica (alla —), ADV.: philosophically. -fi.
care, INTR.: philosophize. -ficaménte,
ADV.: philosophically. filosò-fico, ADI.
philosophic. -fino, disp. or iron. of fo.
Ilfilòso = fo [Gr. phil6-sophos, friend of
wisdom], M.: philosopher. -féne, aug. of
fo. -faeeio, -fazzo, disp. dim. of fo.
filosomia [fisonomia], F.: (vulg.) phys-
iognomy.
fil-tràre, TR.: filter. |l-trot [1. L.-trum
(Ger. -2)], M. : filter; filter paper.
filtro2 [Gr. philtron], M.: philter.
filugéllo [? L. filucellum], M.: silkworm.
filunguéllo = fringuello.
fil-azzo, dim. of filo. ||fil-za [1.L. -itium
(L.-um,thread)], F.: row, string (of things);
pamphlet ; basting.
fim-bria [L.], F.: fringe (hem, border).
-briato, ADJ.: fringed (bordered).
fi-mo, -mej [L.-mus, dung], M.: manure.
fin = fino.
finà-le [fine], ADJ.: final (definitive); M.:
(mus.) finale; (typ.) tailpiece: prigione
—, life imprisonment. -lita, F.: finality.
-lménte, ADV.: finally. -ménte, ADV.:
finely.
findneza [Fr. -ce], F.: finance. -ziaria-
ménte, ADV. : financially. -zidrio, ADJ.:
financial. -zière, M.: financier.
fi-nérej, INTR. : finish (cease): far —, kill.
-nattantoché -é, [or fin a tanto che],
ADV.: until, as long as. |l-ne [L.-nis],M.,
F.: end (extremity); M.: aim (intention);
ADJ.: fine (minute, exact); superior; ex-
pert}; bravet: alla —, finally; non lo fa
per nessun —, he does not do it for ulte-
rior ends; stare in —, be dying. -ne-
méntej, ADV.: finely.
finé-stra [L. fenestra (ROOT fa-, show)],
F.: window; opening; breach; (jest.) eye:
fare una — sul tetto a uno, get what
has been denied by resorting to higher
authority ; secure that desired by another.
-stràeeia, disp. of -stra. -strata, F.:
‘window-slam’ (in contempt); sun-burst.
-stràtot, ADJ.: windowed; M.: row of
windows. -strélla, -strétta, -strina,
car. dim. of -stra. -strino, dim. of-stra.
-stréne, aug. of -stra. -strieeia,
disp. dim. of -stra.
fi-nétto [-ne], M.: fine wool cloth. -né2z-
za, F.: fineness; excellence; politeness;
finesse ; artifice.
fingénte}, ADJ.: feigning. Ilfin-gere
(L.], IRR.§ ; INTR.. FEIGN; TR.: simulate;
dissimulate. -giméntoi, m.: feint (de-
ceit) : -gitéret, M.: feigner.
§ Pret. fin-sî, -se ; -sero. Part. finto.
fi-nièntej, ADJ.: finishing. -niménto,
M.: finishing off, conclusion, end, finish,
(last) ornament ; jewelry set; service (of
finimondo
china, etc.); PL.: harness (of draught
horses). -ni-méndo, M.: end of the
world; final destruction. -nire, TR.:
finish (end, complete ; use up) ; kill; INTR.:
end (cease); die; REFL.: be qut of pa-
tience: sentirsi —, be famished or used
up. -nitàf, F.: end; death. -nita-
ménte, ADV.: finitely. -nitézza, F.:
perfection. -nitimo, ADJ.: adjoining;
M.: bordering countries. -nito, ADJ.:
finished; bounded; perfected; hopeless;
tired out. -mitura, F.: end; finishing
touches. ||fiemo [L. -nis, end], PREP. :
until; as far as; ADJ.f: fine, subtle; skil-
ful; brave: fin a luglio, until July; fin
anche, even; fin a (tanto) che, as long as;
fin che or finchè, until; fin da, since, from;
fin allora or fin d'allora, even then, then;
fin a qui, until now, to this point; fino a
ora or finora, hitherto; until now; fin da
quando? since when? fin da, since.
finoc-chiétto, -chiettino, dim. of
-chio. I|finde-chio [L. feniculum], M.:
FENNel. -'chi, INTERJ.: zounds! good
heavens! -chiéma, F.: fennel-sausage.
-chiéne, aug. of -chio.
finéra = fino a ora: until now.
finsi, PRET. of fingere.
fin-ta [-io], F.: FEINT; feigned blow;
false-pocket ; pocket-flap. -t&eeio, disp.
of -fo. -taménte, ADV.: deceitfully.
fintantoché = fin a tanto che.
fin-tino, dim. of -t0; half-wig. ||fin-to,
PART. of gere: feigned; false. -zidne, F.:
FICTION ; feint; invention. ;
fio [OHG. feod], M.: FIEF}: pagare il —,
pay dear (for).
fiociggine [-co], F.: hoarseness.
fidc-ca, ADJ., F. of -co; F.: instep of
shoe or foot (i.e., place for the bow-knot).
-cére, INTR.: fall in flakes ; abound. -ca-
to, PART. of -care; ADJ.: adorned with
bows. -chettàto, ADJ.: adorned with
little bows. -chétto, car. dim. of -co.
Iifide=co [L. floceus], M.: bow-knot (bow);
flock (lock of wool); flake (of snow);
tasselt ; tuft}: co’ -chi, in pomp; of ex-
cellence (tip-top, of high grade); in -chi,
richly and affectedly dressed. -césot,
ADJ.: flaky; hoary.
fio-chétto, dim. of -co.
hoarseness.
fideina [L. fuscina (ak. to fork)], F.:
fish-spear ; trident.
fideine [L. floces, dregs], M.:
seeds of grapes, etc.
fidco [2], ADJ.: hoarse ; weak (of sound);
faint (of light).
fionda [L. funda], r.: sling. -tére, M.:
slinger. i
fio-ràia, F., -rdio, pl. -rai, M.: flower-
seller. -ralisot =fiordaliso. -rame,
-chézza, F.:
skins and
fiscella 179
F.: flowers (esp. painted or sculptured).
-r=capptieeio, M.: larkspur. -rdali-
so [Fr. fleur de lis], M.: fleur-de-lis. ||fid=
re [L. flos], M.: FLOWER (flowering-plant ;
bloom; choicest part; virginity); mould
(on wine); a particle (the least); PL.:
clubs (at cards): a — di, at the level of
(on the surface of) ; — di latte, cream ; —
d’ ogni mese, marigold; — di rame, ver-
digris; non piovve —, it has not rained
a bit; se tu mi volessi un — di bene, if
you loved me a little; — di zolfo, flowers
of sulphur. -reggiare, M.: bloom, FLOUR-
ish. -rellino, -rèlloj, M.: floweret.
-rénte, ADJ.: flowering; flourishing.
-rentinaménte (cf. -rentino), ADV.: in
Florentine way. -rentineggiàre, INTR.:
affect Florentine speech. -rentinésco,
ADJ.: Florentine. -rentinîismo, M.:
Florentine idiom. -rentinita, F.: Flor-
entinism. -rentino [Firenze (L. Floren-
tia, “the flowering”), Florence], ADI.:
Florentine; M.: Florentine dialect: alla
-rentina, in Florentine fashion. -ret-
tàre, TR.: be extravagantly flowery.
-rétto, M.: dim. of -re; (mus.) turn,
grace-note ; (lit.) choice passage; fencing
foil (Eng.t floret); (dance) fleuret+;
kind of sugar}. -rieino, car. dim. of
-re. -Yino, M.: florin. -rire, INTR.:
flower; flourish; scatter flowers. -ri-
scénte, ADJ.: flowering; flourishing.
-rista, F. artificial-flower seller or mak-
er; M.: flower-painter. -rita, F.: flow
er decoration; flowers strewn before a
procession. -ritézzat, F.: florescence.
-rito, ADJ.: flowered: abito —, new
suit; -rita truppa, picked troops. -ritu-
ra, F.: flowering; flourishing. -rran-
eino [-r-rancio], M.: gold-crested wren.
-r-raneio, M.: marigold. -rame, M.:
hay-chaff.
fiòsso [?], M.: narrow part of shoe-sole.
fiòtolaj, F.: FLUTE.
fiot-tàre, INTR.: gurgle; murmur; grum-
ble; sob. -tio, M.: continual sobbing.
Ilfidt-to [flutto], M.: surge, wave; crowd;
fury}. -tòsot, ADJ.: billowy (tempestu-
ous).
fir-ma [-mare], F.: signature. -ma-
ménto, M.: firmament; foundation}.
firmano [Pers. -man], M.: firman (edict).
firm4-re [L., strengthen], TR.: sign; ap-
prove. -tario, M.: signatory.
fisa. . = fissa...
fisarmònica [Gr. phîîsa, breath, harmo-
nia, harmony], F.: harmonium.
fisca-le [fisco], ADJ.: fiscal; M.: chan-
cellor of exchequer: avvocato —, public
prosecutor. -leggiàre, INTR.: be cross-
examined. -lménte, ADV.: fisgally.
fiscèlla}, F.: wicker-basket (curd-basket),
180
fischi-fre [L. fistula, reed], INTR.: whis-
tle ; whiz (hiss) ; have buzzing in the ears ;
be penniless. -ata, F.: whistling ; hiss-
ing. -atére, M.: whistler; hisser. -erél-
fischiare
la, F.: bird-whistle ; bird-decoying. -et-
tare, INTR.: whistle in snatches. -et-
tio, M.: continual whistling. -étto, M.:
little whistle.
(whistle) ; hiss.
duck; curlew.
fisciù [Fr. fichu], M., INVAR.: lady’s neck-
handkerchief.
fi-scina}, F.: wicker-basket. |l-seo [L.
-scus, basket, thin purse], M.: FISC; pub-
lic treasury.
fisi-ca [Gr. phusikés (phisis, nature)], F.:
physics ; science of medicine. -eaggineft,
F.: sophistry; whim. -cfle, ADI.: phys-
ical. -caménte, ADV.: physically. -cé-
re}, INTR.: sophisticate; fancy. -eià-
no}, M.: physician. fisi-co, ADJ.: physi-
cal, natural; M.: physicist. -céso, ADI.:
sophistical ; fanciful.
fisima [Gr. phuséma], F.: caprice (fancy).
fisio-logia [Gr. phusio-logia, ‘nature-
discourse’], F.: physiology. -lògico,
ADJ.: physiological. fisiò-logo, M.: physi-
ologist. -mante [Gr. médntis, diviner],
M.: soothsayer by faces. -mom. . = fiso-
nom. .
fiso [fisso], ADJ.: fixed; attentive; ADV.:
fixedly.
fiso-gnomonia [Gr. phusio-gnomonia,
‘nature-KNowledge’], F.: physiognomy.
-nomia [Gr. némos, law], F.: physiogno-
my (countenance). -nomista, M.: physi-
ognomist.
fis-saménte, ADV.: fixedly. -sére, TR.:
FIX; stare at: -sarsi sur una cosa, think
fischi-o, M.: whistling
-iéne, M.: whistling-
too intently on a thing. -sfto, ADJ.:
fixed; M.: agreed thing. -saziéne, F.:
fixation; “brown study”; obstinate,
strange opinion. -si, PRET. of figgere.
-sidneft, F.: fixing; driving in. |l-so,
PART. of figgere: fixed (firm; constant).
fistélla}, r.: basket.
fistia. . = fischia. .
fisto-la [L. fistula, reed], F.: reed-pipe ;
fistula. -lére, ADJ.: fistular (hollow) ;
InTR. : fistulate. -laziéne, F.: becoming
fistular. fisto-lot, M.: fistula. -lésof,
ADJ.: fistulous. -tulatéòret, M.: piper.
fit-ta, F.: mud-hole (sticky place, hole) ;
crack; dig of the spade (spade’s depth) ;
(disp.) crowd (gang, herd; heap); dent.
-taiolo,M.: tenant farmer. -taménte,
ADV.: thickly. -tézza, F.: thickness.
fit-tile, ADJ.: fictile (of clay). -tivof,
ADJ.: fictive. -tiziaménte, ADV.: fic-
titiously. -tizio, ADJ.: fictitious. ||-to1,
PART. os, figgere; ADJ.: FIXED; transfixed ;
crowded; thick; close-woven; M.: rent
flemmaticamente
(hire, “fixed price”); ADV.: quickly: a
capo —, with head downwards ; dare a—,
rent; di — meriggio, at high noon; di
-ta notte, at dead of night; di — verno,
in depth of winter; rincarare il —, be
indifferent to threats.
fitto}2, PART. of fingere.
fitténe [Gr. phutén, plant], M.: tap-root.
fitton. .} = piton..
fittuario}, M.: tenant farmer.
fiu-maeeio, disp. of -me. -malef, ADI.:
FLUMINAL. -màana, F.: swelled river.
Ilfià-me [L. flumen], M.: river; great
flow (eloquence, tears, etc.). -métto,
-mieéllo, M.: rivulet. -mieéidttolo,
disp. dim. of -me. -mieino, dim. of
-me.
fiu-tare [L.flutare], TR.: snuff (for odours);
smell; scent; try}. -ta=sepòleri, M.:
(disp.) antiquarian. -tata, F.: smelling
(snuffing). -tatina, F.: gentle smelling,
-'to, M.: sense of smell; act of smelling.
-téne, M.: tattler.
fizibne} = finzione.
flabèllo [L. -ilum], m.:
papal procession.
fiaeei-dità], F.: flaccidity. flaeei-dof,
ADJ.: flaccid.
flagel-laméntof, M.: flagellation. -là-
re, TR.: whip (scourge) ; inveigh against;
REFL. : discipline one’s self. -latére, M.,
-latrice, F.: flagellator. -laziéne, F.:
flagellation ; picture representing scourg-
ing of Christ. -létto, M.: small whip.
||flagél-lo [L. -lum], M.: whip (scourge);
scourging ; calamity: a —, in great quan-
tity.
flagi-ziosaménte}, ADv.: flagitiously.
-zié6sot, ADI. : flagitious.
fla-graute [L. -grans (root flag-, blaze)],
ADJ.: flagrant (notorious). -gràret,
INTR.: be inflamed.
fla-minato, M.: office of flamen. |flé-
mine [L. -men],M.: flamen (Rom. priest).
-minica, F.: flamen’s wife.
flanélla [Fr. -nelle], F.: flannel.
fla-to [L. -tus, BLOWing], M.: flatus (wind
from stomach, belch). -tulènto, ADJ.:
flatulent. -tulénza, -tuosita, F.: flatu-
lence. -tuòso, ADJ.: flatulent; windy.
fla-utino, car. dim. of -uto. -utista,
M.: flutist. flé-uto, M.: FLUTE: a —,
obliquely (of cuts in timber).
fl&vo}, ADJ.: yellow.
flébi-le [L. -lis (flere, weep)], ADI.:
mournful. -lménte, ADV.: mournfully.
fle-bitide, -bite [Gr. phlebitis (phléps,
vein)], F.: inflammation of veins. -boto-
mare}, TR.: let blood. -botomia, F.:
‘ phlebotomy. -bòtomo, M.: phlebotomist.
flém-ma [Gr. phlégma, inFLAMMation], F.:
phlegm. -maticaménte, ADV.: phleg-
feather-fan in
fiemmaticità
matically. -matieitàt, F.: quality of
phlegm ; coolness. -màtico, ADI. : phleg-
matic. flém-mone, M.: phlegmon (tu-
mour). -monòso, ADJ.: inflammatory.
fles-sibile [L. flexibilis], ADI.: flexible.
-sibilita, F.: flexibility. -siéme, F.:
flexion. flès-soj, PART. of flettere. -sére,
ADJ. : flexor (muscle); M.: flexor muscle.
-suosità, F.: flexibility. -suòso, ADJ.:
flexuous. -stirat, F.: flexure.
flòtoj, M.: weeping (tears).
flètterej, IRR. (part. flesso); TR.: bend
(curve). _
flibustiérof, M.: filibuster.
flobotomiaj = flebotomia.
fideeidoj, ADJ.: flabby.
flo-r(e)file [L. flos, FLOWER], ADI. : floral;
F.PL.: festival for Flora. -ridaménte,
ADV.: floridly. -ridézza, F.: fioridness.
flò-rido, ADJ.: florid. -riferot, ADJ.:
fioriferous. -rilégio, M.: anthology.
flo-scézza, F.: flaccidity. -sciaménte,
ADV.: flaccidly. ||flé=scio [L. flurus
{root flu-, FLOW)], ADJ.: soft (of paper
or cloth), flaccid ; weak (in character).
flòt-ta [L. fluctus (flu-, FLOW)], F.: fleet.
-taméntot, M.: ship’s gauge. -tdaref,
tR.: float. -tiglia, F.: flotilla.
flu-énte, ADJ.: fluent; copious; border-
ing on a river (of towns)f; M.f: river.
-idézza, -idità, F.: fluidity. fla-ido,
ADJ.: fluid, flowing; M.: fluid. |l-ire [L.
-ere], INTR.: FLOW, run. -6re, M.: fluor-
spar; gonorrhea.
flus-sibile}, aDJ.: flowing, fusible. -si-
bilità}, F.: fluidity; fusibility. -siéne,
F.: fluxion. |l-so [L. fluzus, FLowing], M.:
flux; tide; tide-like movement; ADJ.f:
transitory, fleeting.
flut-to [L. fluctus (root flu-, FLOW)], M.:
surge (billow). -tuaménto, M.: fluctu-
ation. -tmàre, INTR.: move as a wave;
fluctuate (waver). -tudnte, ADJ.: fluc-
tuating. -tuazidne, F.: fluctuation ; un-
certainty. -tudso, ADJ.: billowy; tem-
pestuous.
fluvidle [L. -alis (root flu-, FLOW)], ADJ. :
fluvial.
foca [Gr. phéke], F.: (zodl.) seal.
fo-cheeia [-co], F.: flat, hard cake: ren-
der pane per —, render like for like.
-caeeiudla, dim. of -caccio. -cheet,
ADJ.: ardent (fiery). -cdéia, F.: flint.
-càra, F.: kindling instrument (of iron).
-earino, -caròlo, M.: fireman. -cdti-
co, M.: hearth-tax. -cAto, ADJ.: fiery red.
féee [L. fauces, throat], F.: river-mouth ;
gorge; street-opening.
fo-cheréllo, dim. of -co. -chista, pl.
—ti,M.: seller or maker of fire-works; fire-
man. -chéttole}, M.: hearth; house.
lifò«eo [L, -cus],M.: fire; family; hearth ;
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passion; poetic fire; caustic; acidity (of
wine); funeral pile; focus: arder uno a
— lento, cause one to pine away; dare —
al cannone, fire acannon; dire (fare) cose
di —, say (do) strange,.terrible things ;
fare — nell’ orcio, hatch a plot secretly;
— di leone, fierce fire; mettere troppa
carne a —, have too many irons in the
fire; — di paglia, fleeting ardour ; — sal-
vatico, ring-worm. -coladre, M.: fire-
place; (lit.) =-co. -colîno, car. dim. of
-co. -e6ne, M.: aug. of -co; priming-
pan; touch-hole. -cosaménte, ADV.:
ardently. -cosétto, dim. of -coso. -c6-
SO, ADJ.: fiery, ardent, amourous.
fode-ra, F.: lining. -rdre, TR.: line.
-rato, ADJ.: lined. -ratéref,M.: rafts-
man. -ratara,F.: lining. -réttat,r.:
pillow-case. -rina, car. dim. of -ra.
Illfode-ro (Goth. fédr], m.: scabbard
(sheath); raft; pelisset; fur for liningt.
féga [fuga], F.: impetuosity.
fog-gétta}, F.: small cap. ||fog-gia [2],
F.: ‘manner (fashion, custom); ancient
cowl}. -gidre, TR.: fashion, form.
fò-glia, F:: leaf (esp. of mulberry); petal;
FOIL; silvering (for mirrors): — d'oro,
gold-leaf; — a —, one by one. -glide-
cia, disp. of -glia. -glifieeio, m.:
disp. of -glio; waste-paper. -glifieeo,
ADI. : foliaceous. -glidme, F.: foliage;
leaf-work. -glif&rej, INTR.: produce
leaves. -gliata, F.: sheet of paper
and that wrapped in it. -gliatof,
ADJ.: foliaged, leafy. -gliatàra, F.:
leaf-work. -gliétta, F.: dim. of -glia;
snuff made of stems; wine measure.
-gliettina, dim. of -glietta. -gliétto,
dim. of -glio. -glina, car. dim. of -glia.
||f5-glio [L. -lium, leaf], M.: sheet of
paper; FOLIO; gazette: — bianco, carte
blanche; — a —, one by one; aprire il
—, explain, make known. -gliolina,
car. dim. of -glia. -gliolino, car. dim.
of -glio. -gliéna, aug. of -glia. -glié-
ne, aug. of -glio. -gliéso, ADJ.: leafy.
-glitieeia, dim. of -glia. -glitecio,
disp. of -glio. -glitto, ADJ.: leafy.
f6-gna [? (ak. to L. fundus, bottom)], F.:
sewer; drain; drain-hole (in flower-pots);
greedy eater. -gmare,TR.: provide with
sewers (drain); elide (letters): — le mi-
sure (or le castagne), give short measure
(by leaving empty spaces). -gnatùra,
r.: sewer-making; elision (of letters).
-gnéne, aug. of -gna.
fégo [fauci], M.: choking by food.
foia [L. furia], F.: lust (rut).
folat [L. fabula], F.: joke, idle story.
fola} 2 = folla.
féla-ga [L. fulica],F.: moor-hen. -ghét-
ta, car, dim. of -ga.
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folata [volata], F.: gust (of wind); flight
(of birds).
foleire}, TR.: prop, support.
folgo-rante, ADJ.: flashing. -rare,
INTR.: flash (lighten); TR.: fulminate; do
with lightning speed}. -ratof, ADJ.: quick,
hasty; splendid. ||félgo-re [L. fulgur],
M., F.: thunderbolt; splendor}. -reggià-
re, INTR.: flash (lighten); do with light-
ning speed.
folio: in —, of folio size.
fòl-la, F.: ‘press’ of people; crowd ; multi-
tude. |l-lare [I. L. fullare (L. fullo, ful-
ler)], TR.: full or work (felt); press (hides).
fòl-le [L. -lis, bellows (later, grimace of
puffed cheeks)], ADI.: foolish. -leggia-
ménto, M.: foolishness. -leggiare,
INTR.: act' foolishly. -leggiatére, M.:
one who plays the fool. -leménte, ADV.:
foolishly. -1étto, m.: hobgoblin: è un
vero —, he’s a regular imp. -lézzaf,
-lia, F.: folly; insanity.
follico-la} = -lo. -lare, ADI.: follic-
ular. -lato, ADJ.: in form of follicle.
||follico=lo [L. folliculus, little sack],
M.: follicle; capsule.
folléne}, M.: fuller, dyer.
follérej, M.: folly.
fél-ta}, F.: crowd. -taménte, ADV.:
thickly, in crowds. -tézza, F.: thickness.
Il=to [L. fultus], ADJ.: thick; numerous;
M.: thick, crowded part.
fomén-ta [L. -tum], F.: fomentation;
poultice. -tare, TR.: foment (excite).
-tatére, M., -tatriee, F.: fomenter.
-tazione, F., fomén-toj, M.: fomen-
tation.
fomi-te [L. fomes, tinder], M.: evil incen-
tive. -toj, M.: tinder; incentive.
fondai [L. funda, sling, purse], F.: hol-
ster; purse.
fonda} 2 = -do.
fondacaio [-daco], M.:
per.
fondaeeio [-do], M.: dregs, remnants.
fonda-chétto, car. dim. of -co. -chié-
rej, M.: cloth-seller, draper. |fénda-
co [Ar. fondug, shop], M.: draper’s shop;
provision shop; draper (cloth-seller).
fon-damentale, ADJ.: fundamental.
-damentalménte}, ADv.. fundament-
ally. -damentare, TR.: lay founda-
tions of; found. -daménto, M.: founda-
tion; basis. -ddre [L. fundare], TR.:
FOUND; lay the foundations of; REFL.:
-darsi in (sur) una lingua, know a lan-
guage well. -data, r.: dregs (grounds;
sediment); remnant. -dataménte, ADV.:
with foundation; justly. -dato, PART.
of -dare; ADJ.: versed in; deep}. -da-
tére, M., -datrice, F.: founder. -da-
zione, F.: foundation; founding.
cloth-seller, dra-
foraterra
fénde-re [L. fundere, pour], IRR.§; TR
FUSE (cast); blend (colours). -ria, Fa
foundry ; essence factory.
§ Pret. fu-si, -se 3 -sero, Part. fuso.
fon-dézza [-do], F.: depth. -didrio,
ADJ.: that concerns ground, funded: libri
-diari, deed-books.
fondibile [-dere], ADJ.: fusible.
fon-dieria [fondo], F.: ground-tax. -di-
glio, -digliòlo [-do], M.: dregs (lees,
refuse).
fonditére [-dere], M.: caster in metals.
f6n-do [L. fundus], M.: bottom; depth;
bed (of river); back part; conclusion;
ground-colour; fund; ADJ.: deep (pro-
FOUND): a —, profoundly; andare a —,
sink; articolo di —, leading article; dar
—, waste; cast anchor; -di del caffè, cof-
fee-grounds; -di di maggazino, unsold
goods, remnants; in —, in conclusion,
finally; lati -di, large rural estates; dar
—, dissipate, ruin. -dairaf, F.: deep hol-
low; depth.
fondùtoj, PART. of -dere.
fo-neticaménte, ADV.: phonetically.
ll-nético [Gr. phoné, voice], ADI. : pho-
netic. fò-nica, F.: phonics. fò-ni-
co, ADJ.: phonic. -nò=grafo [Gr
grépho, I write], M.: phonograph. -no=
logia [Gr. légos, discourse], F.: phonol-
ogy.
fon-tale}, ADJ.: original. -talméntef,
ADV.: originally. -tama, F.: fountain.
-tanélla, F.: car. dim. of -tana; (anat.)
fontanel; issue: — di gola, pit of the
throat. -tameof, ADI.: belonging to a
fountain. -tamiére, M.: fountain-keep-
er or custodian. -tanina, dim. of -tana.
-t¬, ADJ.: belonging to a fountain.
-tanéne, aug. of -tana. -tandésof,
ADJ.: that has fountains. ||fén-te [L.
fons], F. (M.): fount (spring; source; ori-
gin): sacro —, baptismal font; levare al
— un bambino, stand sponsor for a child,
-tieélla, dim. of -te. -tieina, car.
dim. of -te.
fora = fuori.
foracchiàre [L. forare], TR.: BORE full
of holes.
forag-gére, M.: forager. -giaménto,
M.: ‘foraging. -gidre, INTR.: forage.
-g(i)ére, M.: forager. |[fordgegio [Fr.
fourrage (Goth. fédr)], M.: forage; fod-
der (horse’s rations).
foràme [L. -men (cf. forare)], M.:
hole (aperture).
foràneo [L. foris, outside], Aps.: (ecel.)
vicario —, priest (with authority in rural
parishes); forensict.
ford-re [L.], TR.: BORE. =sficco, M.:
brome-grass. =sièpe, M.: wren. - tat,
F.: aperture (hole). =térrat, F.: dibble
small
foratini
-tini, M. PL.: kind of macaroni. -'to,
PART. of -re: animo —, ungrateful dispo-
sition; capo —, hair-brained person; aver
le mani -te, be extravagant. -téio, M.:
drill, auger. -tére},M.: borer; auger.
-tara, F.: boring, piercing.
forbi- ei, (pop.) -ee [L. forfex], r. PL.:|
scissors; metal-shears; claws (of crabs,
scorpions, etc.); vine-grub; (jig.) obsti-
nate person: -ci! obstinate one! Ze sono
state —. they persisted in spite of all.
-eiàio], M.: scissors-maker or seller.
-eiadta, F.: scissor-cut. -eine, cor.
dim. of -ce. -eiéne, M. PL.: aug. of -ci;
shears.
forbi-re [OHG. furban], TR.: furbish,
polish; clean: — gli occhi, rub the eyes;
— le lagrime, wipe away the tears. -ta-
ménte, ADV.: in polished manner. -téz-
za, F.: neatness; polish; purity of style.
forbi-to, PART. of -re; (of writings) ele-
gant, faultless. -téiot, M.: polishing
tool. -tére, M., -triee, F.: polisher;
cleaner.
forbottaref, TR.: beat; revile.
fér-ca [L. furca], F.: fork (pitchfork,
hayfork); gallows (gibbet); anythingforked;
mischievous boyt; forked road: da —,
villainous; far —, play truant; far le
-che, pretend poverty or pretend ignorance
(of something). -céta, F.: forkful;
crotch of the legs. -catèlla, F.: small
forkful. -cétot, ADJ.: forked. -cata-
raj, F.: forkedness. -eélla, F.: dim.
of -ca; sternum; wishbone. -che, F. PL.:
gallows.
forchè -é [fore che], CONJ.: except.
for-chétta [-ca], r.: table-fork ; musket-
rest: parlare (favellare) in punta di —,
talk with affectation. -chettàta, F.:
table-forkful; fork-thrust. -chettièra,
F.: fork-case. -chétto, M.: two-pronged
iron fork (for hanging or unhooking things);
forked twig. -chettéme, M.: carving-
fork.
forchifidere}, IRR.; TR.: exCLUDE (shut
out).
foreina [-ca], F.: hairpin; harpoont;
musket-restj.
fòreipe [L. -ceps, tongs], M.: forceps.
for-conata, F.: pitchfork-thrust. ||-c6-
ne [-ca], M.: pitchfork; fork of roadsf.
forcostumanza;, F.: bad custom.
for-cito [-ca], aDJ.: forked. -cuta-
ménte}, ADV.: forkedly. -cvizzat, F.:
dim. of -ca; rascal.
fò-rej =fuori. -rellino, dim. of -rot.
-rése}, M.: peasant; ADJ.: rustic. -re-
séllo}, dim. of -rese. -rémse [-ro2],
ADJ.: forensic. -resòzzat, F.: (pretty)
peasant girl. -resòzzo], M.: (handsome)
peasant lad.
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foré-sta [L. foras, outdoor], F.: forest.
-stale, ADJ.: pertaining to forest. -sta-
ria}, -steria, F.: guest-quarters in con-
vent; crowd of foreigners. -stieréio,
M.: convent guestmaster. -stieramén-
te}, ADV.: in foreign manner. -stiére,
-stièro, M.: FoReigner; outsider; guest.
Paral ADJ.: wild, savage; uninhab-
ited.
for=fare}, IRR.; INTR.: transgress; TR.:
deceive. -fattot, M.: misdeed. -fatta-
raf, F.: knavery.
for-fie. .{=forbic.. -fécchia, F.: fruit-
worm (maggot); earwig.
férfo-ra [L. furfur, bran], F.: dandruff ;
scurf. -réso, ADJ.: scurvy.
fori = fuori.
forié-re [l. L. fodrarius (Goth. fédr,
forage)], M.: quartermaster; forerunner.
for-ma [L.], F.: form (shape); manner
(style); formula; model; mould; cheese-
mould; cheese: — di calzetta, stocking-
frame; — di cappello, hat-block; — di
scarpe, shoe-last; a (in) — di, in shape
of, like; per — che, in manner that.
-mabile, ADJ.: shapable. -maggiaio,
M.: cheese-monger. -maggio, M.: Cheese.
-maggiòlo, dim. of -maggio. -méio,
M.: last-maker. -male, ADI.: formal.
-malista, M.: formalist. -malita, F.:
formality. -malizzare, INTR.: wonder
at (be surprised or scandalized at);
define}. -malménte, ADV.: formally.
-maménto}, M.: formation. -mare,
TR.: form (fashion, design, make); make
up; mould (cast); REFL.: be formed;
grow; imagine (conceive). -matamén-
te, ADV.: in due form; well made. -ma-
tèllo, ADJ.: round (of handwriting).
-mativo, ADJ.: formative. -méto, PART.
of -mare; well-built (of persons); M.:
size of book; form: ben —, of regular
form. -matére, M., -matriee, F.:
shaper; caster in plaster. -mazione,
F.: formation. -mélla, F.: hole to plant
trees in; spavin; PL.: tinder-cake; tes-
sera; floor-tile; tesselated' ornament.
-mellato, ADJ.: tesselated.
for-mentàre},INTR.: ferment. ||-mén-
tot [L. fermentum], M.: yeast.
formén-tot2 [frumento], M.:
||-téme, M.: Indian corn.
formétta, dim. of -ma.
formi-ca [L.], F.: ant; St. Anthony’s
fire (erysipelas). -cdio, M.: ant-hill.
-cére}, INTR.: swarm. -chétta, dim.
of -ca. formi-cola, F.: ant. -coldio,
M.: ant-hill; crowd: stuzzicare il —, stir
up a hornet’s nest. -colaméntot, M.:
pricking (tingling). -colamte, PART. of
-colare. -colare, INTR.: swarm; tingle
formicolare
wheat.
‘(as benumbed flesh, like ants’ biting); M.:
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«cola questo piede, my foot’s asleep. -co-
létta, -colina, dim. of -cola. -colio,
M. : FORMICation, tingling ; swarming. -co-
léne, M.: large winged ant: essere (or
fare) il — di sorbo, be firm; be un-
moved. -ciiecia, dim. of -ca.
formi-dabile [L. -dabilis], ADI.: formid-
able. -dabilménte, ADV.: formidably.
formi-dinej, F.: fear.
formola = formula.
for-mosita, F.: shapeliness (beauty).
a [L. -mosus], ADJ.: shapely (beauti-
ful).
formu-la [L.], F.: formula, -lare, TR.:
formulate. -lario, M.: formulary.
for-ndee [L. -nax], F.: FURNACE; kiln.
-naeélla, -naeétta, dim. of -nace.
-naeiaio, M.: furnace-tender ; kiln-man:
— della calcina, lime-kiln. -naeidta,
F.: furnaceful. -naeîna, dim. of -nace.
-naia, F.: baker’s wife. -maina, dim.
of -naia. -naino, dim. of -naio. -néio,
M.: baker: assicurarsi il —, find sure
means of support. -mata, F.: batch.
-néllo, M.: cooking-stove; camp-stove ;
chemist’s furnace; sauce-pan.
fornica-re [L. (-nîx, arch; later brothel,
because under arches)], INTR.: fornicate ;
TR.: falsify. -tére, M., -triee, F.: for-
nicator. -ziéne, F.: fornication.
for-niménto, M.: furnishing; thing fur-
nished ; furniture} ; harnessj ; adornment.
-nimentizzo, dim. of -nimento. ||-nîre
[?], TR.: FURNISH (providet); finish; ex-
ecutet. -mito, PART. of -nire; ADJ.:
adult}: è ben —, he’s well fixed; M.t:
furniture; trimming. -nitére, M., -ni-
triee, F.: furnisher; wholesaler. -ni-
tara, r.: furnishing; contract to fur-
nish.
fér-no [L. furnus], M.: oven; bake-shop.
-nudlof, M.: lantern.
fé6-ro1 [-rare], M.: hole (aperture).
fò-ro 2 [L. -rum (-ras, outside)], M. : forum
(tribunal). -rosétta [L. -ras], F.: peas-
ant-girl.
f6r-ra [OFr. feurre], F.:
-réne, aug. of -ra.
forse [L. -san], ADV.: perhaps: essere in
—, be in doubt; — di sì, it may be so; ivi
— a tre miglia, about three miles from
here; — —, possibly (not probably);
senza —, certainly; — che or —chè, per-
haps that; it may be that.
for-sennare} [fuor senno], INTR. : rave.
-sennataggine, F.: madness; extrav-
agance. -sennataménte, ADV.: madly.
-sennato, ADJ.: mad; SENseless; ex-
travagant. -senneriaj, F.: madness;
extravagance.
férsit = forse.
for-te [L. -tis), ADI.: strong (robust,
formicoletta
ravine (gorge).
forzatrice
firm) ; brave ; energetic (arduous) ; strong.
flavoured ; ADV.: vigorously ; loudly ; sound-
ly; m.: forte (specialty) ; fort; strongest;
best portion or person; highest number:
colore —, fast colour: nel — della mischia,
in the thick of the fight: non tt paia —,
may it not seem hard to you; tempo —,
bad, stormy weather; fuggir (or andar)
—, run away fast. -teménte, ADV.:
strongly; stoutly; bravely; vigorously;
loudly. -tertizzoj, -tétto, dim. of -te,
-tézza, F.: fortitude; force; constancy;
fortress: andare in —, sour (of liquids).
-tieeio, ADJ.: rather strong-flavoured,
-tificabile, ADJ.: fortifiable. -tifica-
méntoj, M.: fortification. -tificàre,
TR.: fortify; strengthen. -tificante,
-tificativo, ADJ.: fortifying. -tifica-
tére, M.: fortifier. -tificazione, F.:
fortification. -tigmo, ADJ.: sourish. -ti-
lizio, -tino, M.: small fort (redoubt).
-titadiney}, F.: fortitude. -térey, M.:
strength (of odour or taste); sourness;
-téri, PL.: sourness of stomach.
for-tuitaménte, ADV.: fortuitously.
||-twito [L. -tuitus (fors, chance)], ADI.:
fortuitous (casual).
fortame [-te], M.: strong, savoury stuff.
forti-na [L.], F.: fortune; chance (ac-
cident, luck); prosperity ; tempest: darsi
alla —, give one’s self to despair; tener
la — per il ciuffo, be prosperous. -née-
eia, F.: ill luck. -maggio, M.: storm.
-ndle}, ADJ.: accidental; tempestuous,
-nérej, INTR.: suffer storm at sea; TR.:
bless, make fortunate. -nataménte,
ADV.: fortunately (luckily). -mato, ADJ.:
fortunate. -meggiare, INTR.: hazard.
-névole, ADJ.: fortuitous. -néna, aug.
of -na. -nosaménte, ADv.: happily;
by chance. -néso, ADI. : hazardous; un-
expected. °
for-taray{, F.: force (strength); valour.
-taizzo, ADJ.: sourish.
forincolo [L. furunculus (fur, thief)],
M.: boil (felon).
forviare [ fori, via], INTR.: wander from
the road; stray.
forvieit = forbici.
forvògliaj, ADV.: against one’s will.
for-za [-tel, F.: FORCE (strength); PL.:
forces; troops; gymnastics, equestrian
sports: a —, or a viva —, by violence;
Jar —, force, constrain; per —, against
one’s will; per — di, by strength of,
with the aid of. -zaméntoj, M.: con-
straint. -zdre, TR.: force (compel);
REFL.: strive. -zataménte, ADV. : con-
strainedly. -zéto, PART. of -zare; ADI.:
constrained ; excessive; M.: galley-slave;
convict : lavori -zati, galley labour. -za-
tore, M., -zatriee, F.: gymnast. -ze-
forzerinaio
rindio, M.: coffer-maker.
ADJ.: FORCIBLE.
-zévoleft,
-zevolménte}, ADV.:
forcibly. -zière, M.: coffer (strong-
box). -zierétto, -zierettino, dim. of
-ziere. fòr-zo}, M.: force; effort. -26-
rej, M.: strength (of flavour); sourness.
-zosaménte, ADV.: vigorously; im-
posed by the law. -zéso, -zfito, ADJ.:
sturdy (vigorous) ; valiant.
fo-scaménte, ADV.: obscurely, gloomily.
|f6=sco [L. fuscus], ADI. : dark (obscure,
gloomy, Eng.t obFUSCATE): guardatura
-sea, sad look.
fo-sfatico, ADJ.: phosphatic. -sfàto,
M.: phosphate. -sforescémte, ADJ.:
phosphorescent. -sforescénza, F. : phos-
phorescence. -sfòrico, ADJ.: phosphor-
ic. Ilfò-sforo [Gr. phosphéros (phés,
light)], M.: phosphorus.
fos-sa [L.], F.: ditch (trench); grave;
granary cut in tufa-rock. -sdeeia, disp.
of -sa. -saréllo, dim. of -sato. -sa-
taeciof, disp. of -sato. -satéllo, dim.
of -sato. -sfito, M.: small torrent; drain.
-serèlla, -seréllo, dim. of -sa. -sét-
ta, car. dim. of -sa. -settino, dim. of
-setto. -sétto, dim. of -so. -sieèlla,
-sieina, car. dim. of -sa. fòs-sile,
ADJ., M.: fossil. -silizzàre, TR., REFL.:
fossilize. -silizzazione, F.: fossiliza-
tion. fòs-so, M.: large open ditch. -sé-
na, aug. of -sa. -séne, aug. of -so.
foto-grafàre, TR.: photograph; REFL.:
have one’s self photographed. |l-grafia
[Gr. phés, light, grdphein, write], F. : pho-
tography; photograph. -gràfico, ADJ.:
photographic. foto-grafo, M.: photog-
rapher.
fotti-vèntoj, M.: kestrel, wind-hover
(bird).
frat [frate], M.: FRIAR (BROTHEr).
fraz, fra- [infra], PREP. : between, among,
in: — noi altri, among ourselves; —
tre giorni, in three days; — poco, in a
short time; — quanto? in what time? —
tanto, in the meanwhile; — via, in the
road.
fracas-saménto, M. : crash (smash, noisy
breaking). |l-s&re [fra, L. quassare],
TR.: crash (break violently) ; REFL.: ruin
one’s self. -sfto, PART., ADJ.: smashed ;
very poor: — dalle fatiche, broken with
fatigue. -satfirat, F.: crash; smashing.
-sio, M.: uproar, clatter. fracas-so,
M.: uproar; great quantity : far —, make
great noise in the world.
fraccurràdoi, M.: legless puppet: fare
i —di, make faces, grimaces.
fra-eiddre}, INTR.: putrefy. -eidézza,
r.: rottenness. -eidieeio, ADJ.: soak-
ing; rotting; M.: soaking; rottenness.
||fra-eido [L. -cidus (root frac-, BREAK),
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soft], ADJ.: soaked; soft (Eng.} fracid),
decayed: tu m'hai —, you have wearied
me. -eidimej, M.: putrid mass; wear-
iness ; wearisome person. -dieézzaf, F.:
rottenness. frd-dieio [by metath. fr.
-cido], ADJ.: soaked; decayed; corrupt;
M.: soaking (wet condition, wetness) ;
corruption: innamorato —, deeply in
love; malato — (vulg.), very ill. -dieia-
me, M.: soakage; mass of rottenness.
frégai, F.: strawberry.
fragel. .j = flagel. .
frà-gile [L. -gilis], ADI.: fragile; deli.
cate (of persons). -gilézzatj, F.: fra-
gility; weakness. -gilità, F.: fragility,
frailty (weakness); changeableness. -gil-
francolino
ménte, aDv.: fragilely. -gméntof,
M.: fragment. ||-gneret = frangere.
fragola [L. -ga], F.: strawberry.
fragéref I, M.: FRAgrance.
fra-gére2 [L. -gor (root frag-, break)],
M.: crashing noise. -gorio, M.: clatter.
-goréso, ADJ.: noisy. -géso, ADJ.: noisy
(tumultuous) ; sonorous.
fra-grante [L. -grans], ADI. : fragrant.
-grànza, F.: fragrance.
fra(i)ele [L. fragilis], ADI.: fragile; M.:
(poet.) human body. -lézza, F.: frailty.
fra=mescolare, TR.: interMIx (mingle).
fra=mezzare, TR.: interpose.
frammén-to [L. fragmentum], Mm. : frag-
ment. -tieeio, dim. of -to.
frammescolare = framescolare.
fram-mésso, PART. of -mettere; ADI. : in-
serted; M.: insertion. -mettènte, ADJ.:
meddling (troublesome). ||-méttere [fra,
mettere], IRR.; TR.: interpose, insert;
REFL.: mediate: —/a lingua, lisp. -met-
timénto}, M.: interposition.
frammischiare [fra, mischiare], TR. :-
intermix.
frà-na [? L. fragmina, fragments], F.:
landslide. -mare, INTR.: slide (of earth
or rocks).
fran-cagiénej, F.: exemption.
ménte, ADV.: frankly (freely).
ménto, M.: franking, freeing.
TR.: frank; free. -catara, F.: frank-
ing; postage. -eescaméntej, ADV.:
in French fashion. -eescéno, ADJ., M.:
Franciscan. -cheggiare, TR.: assure;
encourage. -chézza, F.: frankness;
boldness; freedom; exemptionf. -ehi-
gia, pl. -ge or -gie, F.: franchise (exemp-
tion; privilege); sanctuaryt (for crimi-
nals). ||fràn-co [OHG. francho, Frank,
also free man], M.: Frank; franc; sanc-
tuary}; ADI.: frank; bold; privileged;
duty-free; speedy, expert: — di porto,
ostage paid. -co=béllo, pl. —i or (rare)
-chibolli, M.: postage-stamp. -colîno,
M.: heathcock.
-ca-
-ca-
-cére,
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fran-génte, PART. of -gere; M.: : unfore-
seen ‘accident, difficult. case; breakert.
|fran-gere [L.], IRR.$; TR.: break,
smash; crush (olives, etc.); INTR.: break
(as a wave).
§ Pret. frdn-si, -se; -sero. Part. franto.
fran-gétta, dim. of -gia. |fràn-gia
[Fr. -ge (L. fimbria)], F.: FRINGE; untrue
additions to a story. -gidia, F., -giaio,
M.: fringe-maker or seller. -gidret, TR.:
fringe.
fran-gibile [-gere], ADI. : frangible (brit-
tle). -gibilita, F.: frangibility (brittle-
ness). -giméntof, M.: breaking; weak-
ness; fragment.
frangione, aug. of frangia.
franmassé6nej, M.: Freemason.
frannénnolo}f, M.: dotard.
franéso [-nare], ADJ.: liable to slip or
slide (of earth).
fransi, PRET. of frangere.
fran-téndere [fra, intendere], IRR. ; TR.:
misunderstand. -téso, PART. of -tendere ;
ADJ.: misunderstood.
fran-to, PART. of -gere; ADJ.: crushed,
etc. -téio, M.: olive-crusher; place
where olives are crushed. -toiamo, M.:
olive-crusher tender. -tumare, TR.:
crush to pieces. -tiumet, M., -tami,
M. PL.: mass of fragments.
franz. .{ = frane. .°
fraòret, M.: fragrance.
frap-pa, F.: foliage-painting; fringet:
scalloping (of dresses)}. =pare [2], TR.T:
cut fine (mince, slash); fringe; cheat;
INTR.: paint or draw foliage; chattert.
-patére?, M.: chatterer; cheat. -peg-
gidre, INTR.: paint or draw foliage. È
frap - poniménto, M.: interposition.
N-porre [fra, porre], IRR.; TR.: insert,
interpose ; REFL.: mediate. ‘pésto, PART.
of -porre. -posiziòne, F.: interposi-
tion; mediation.
frasario [-se], M
pet phrases.
fra-sea [? ak. to L. root frag-, BREAK,
split], F.: bough, bush; tavern-sign bush;
inconstant person; PL.: idle stories; gew-
gaws; vanities: saltare di polo in —, di-
gress from the matter, talk ramblingly ;
metter la —, open an inn. -scAme, M.:
quantity of branches. -seato, M.: shady
recess made with boughs (bower); thick
copse. -scheggiare, INTR.: rustle; jest},
play fool. -schéggio, M.: rustling. -sche-
rélla, dim. of -sca. -scheria, F.: trifles
(gewgaws). -schétta, F.: dim. of -sca;
twigs arranged for fowlers’ nets; (typ.)
FRISKET. -schièret, M.: frivolous man.
-scolina, dim. of -sca. -sconàia, F.:
place for fowlers’ nets ; ground too bushy;
tree too much branched; anything too
frangente
: collection of phrases ;
fratescamente
much ornamented. -seone, M: aug. of
-sca; seminare i -sconi, (of chickens)
stretch wings through weakness ; (of per-
sons) feel weak or used up. -sciime, M,:
quantity of boughs.
fra-se [Gr. phrdsis], F.: phrase. -seg-
giaménto, M.: phraseology. -seg-
giare, INTR.: phrase; use many phrases.
. seggiatòre, M.: phraser. “geologia,
F.: phraseology. -sétta, -settina, -gî-
na, dim. of -se.
fras-sinèlla, F.: false dittany; hone.
-sineo, ADJ.: ashen. -sinéto, M.: ash-
grove. ||frds-sino [L. fraxinus], u
ash-tree.
frasta-gliame}, -gliaménto, M.: cut-
ting (slashing); cut (slash, notch). ||-g]éa-
re [fra, tagliare], TR.: cut (cut up,
slash); notch; stammerj; talk confused-
lyf. -glidtaf, F.: cutting; confusion.
-gliataménte, ADV.: fragmentarily;
confusedly. -gliatàraj, F.: notch;
eyelet. frasta-glie, F. PL.: entrails.
frasta-glio, M.: open work (fret-work).
-gliame, disp. of -glio.
fras-tenéref, IRR.; TR.: keep waiting.
frastòno [fra, tono], M.: din (noise).
fra=stornare, TR.: frustrate (impede);
disturb. -stornio, M.: disturbance.
fra-stuòloj, -studéno = -stono.
frasieeia, disp. dim. of -se.
fra-tacchiéne, M.: big fat monk; (jest.)
disp. aug. of -te. -tacchiòtto, M.:
stocky, heavy-set monk. -taeeio, disp.
of -te. -tAglia, F.: crowd of monks
(disp.). -t&io, ADJ.: fond of monks:
zucca -taia, winter pumpkin. -tata,
r.: monkish misdeed. ||fra-te [L. -ter,
BROTHER], M.: FRIAR; hood-like tile for
ventilating ; silk worm failing to make co-
coon; kind of fish; brother}; PL.: dough-
nut. -tellame, disp. of -telli. -tel-
lanza, F.: brotherhood (fraternity).
-telldstro, M.: half-brother. -tellé-
sco, ADJ.: (disp.) brotherly. tellévo-
le, ADJ.: brotherly. -tellevolménte,
ADV.: fraternally. -tellino, car. dim.
of -tello. -tèllo, M.: brother: — car-
nale (or germano), full brother; — di
padre, half brother by father’s side; —
di madre (or uterino), half brother by
mother’s side; -telli cugini, first’ cousins;
— di latte, foster-brother. -tellueceio,
dim. of -tello. -tèlmot, M.: my brother.
-télto{, M.: thy brother. -teria, F.:
brotherhood; friary (community of monks).
-ternalet, ADJ.: fraternal. -ternal-
ménte}, -ternaménte, ADV.: frater-
nally. -ternital, F.: fraternity (brother-
liness). -térnitat2, F.: (rel.) fraternity.
-ternizzàre, INTR.: fraternize. -térno,
ADJ.: brotherly. -tescaménte, ADV.:
fratesco
monkishly. -tésco, ADI. : monkish. -ti-
eéllo, dim. of -te. -tieida}, M.: fratri-
cide (person). -tieidio, M.: fratricide
(crime). -tieino, ‘dim. of -fe. -tilef,
ADJ.: monkish. -tino, aDJ.: (disp.)
monkish; M.: dim. of -te. -tismo, M.:
monkery. -téne, aug. of -te. -trieida,
M., F.: fratricide (person). -trieidio,
M.: fratricide (crime). fra-tria, F.:
Greek phratria.
fratta (Gr. phrakté, hedge], F.: thorny
hedge; briar patch: esser per le —te, be
penniless.
fratta-glia [L. fractus, broken], F. (us’ly
pl.): entrail; medley (rubbish). -gliaio,
M.: entrail-seller.
frattanto [ fra, tanto], ADV. : meanwhile.
frattémpo [ fra, tempo], M.: interval.
frat-to, part. of frangere: canto —, par-
taking both of Gregorian chant and mu-
sic. -tura, F.: fracture; (geol.) fault.
-tur4re, TR., REFL.: fracture.
fratieeio, dim. of -te.
frau-dante}, M.: defrauder. -dare,
tr.: defraud. -datéref, M., -datrieei,
F.: defrauder. |/frdu-de [L. fraus], F.:
fraud. -dévole}, ADJ.: fraudulent. -do-
léntet = -dolento. -dolenteménte,
ADV.: fraudulently. -dolémto, ADI.:
fraudulent. -dolènza, F.: fraudulency
(fraud).
fràvo-la [ fragola], F.: strawberry. -laia,
F., -laio, M.: strawberry-patch.
fraziéne [L. frangere, BREAK], F.: FRAC-
TION (morsel).
frée-cia [Ger. flitsch], F.: arrow; com-
pass-needle; (geom.) versed sine of an
arc: dare la — }, cheat, cozen. -etare,
INTR.: shoot an arrow; dart; TR.: cozen,
cheat. -eiàta, F.: arrow-shot (arrow-
wound); sharp word. -eiatina, dim. of
-ciata. -eiatérei, M.: archer. -ei6-
sot, ADJ.: quick (prompt).
fred-daménte, ADV.: coldly (indifferent-
ly). -dare, TR.: make cold; kill; REFL.:
grow cold: non la lasciate —, make
haste, “strike while the iron’s hot.”
«dito, part. of -dare. -dézza, F.:
coldness (indifference); slowness. -die-
eto, ADJ.: coolish. -dino, dim. of -do.
|lfréd-do [L. frigidus], ADJ.: FRIGID
(cold); phlegmatic (indifferent); M.: cold;
indifference; PL.: cold viands. -doléso,
ADJ.: chilly; sensitive to cold; M.: chilly
person. -déret, M.: coldness, cold.
-désot, ADJ.: chilly. -dòtto, ADJ.: cool-
ish; M.: coolness. -dura, F.: coldness;
cold weather; silly repartee: dire -dure,
talk nonsense. -durdio, -durista, M.:
silly talker.
fré-ga, F.: desire; spawning}; rubbing:
essere in —, be in heat, be amourous.
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-gaeeiola-
frequentatore
-gieeio, disp. of -go.
re, TR.: rub gently. -&feeiolo, disp.
dim. of -go. -gagiéme, M.: FRICtion;
rubbing, massage. -gaménto, M.: rub-
bing. |l-gare [L. fricare], TR.: rub;
cancel (by lines): — uno, swindle one;
-garsi intorno a uno, curry favour with
one. -gdtal, F.: rubbing, polishing;
dusting.
fregata2 [?], F.: frigate.
frega-tina [-re], F.: slight rubbing. -tà-
ra, F.: rubbing, friction.
fregétto, dim. of -gio.
freghétto, dim. of -go.
fre-giaménto, M.: ornament. -gidre,
TR.: ornament (decorate). -giatara, F.:
decorating; border. ||fré-gio [1. L. fri-
gium (Phrygie, Phrygians)], M.: carved,
embroidered or painted ornament; border ;
decoration (medal).
fré-go [-gare], M.: line (stroke); erasure :
dare (or fare) un —, cancel; erase; fare
un — ad uno}, to injure one. fré-gola,
F.: spawning; longing, desire. fré-
goloi, M.: shoal of spawning fish.
fre-ménte, ADJ.: raging, fuming, chaf-
ing. |lfrè-mere [L.], INTR.: roar, howl;
chafe, fret; tremble with rage or pas-
sionf. -mitéàret, INTR.: freg. of -mere.
fré-mito, M.: roaring, raging; trem-
bling; neighing.
fre-nfbile, ADI. : restrainable. -néiot,
M.: bit-maker ; (rai/.) brakesman. ||-ma-
re [L.], TR.: curb (restrain; brake). -ma-
tére, M., -natriee, F.: restrainer,
brakesman. -nèllat1,r.: bit (curb).
frenélla2 = flanella.
fre-nèllo [-nare], M.: ligament (esp. of
tongue); muzzlef; necklace}; bracelett.
fre-nesia [Gr. phrenésis (phrén, mind)],
F.: FRENZY (delirium). -neticaménte,
ADV.: frantically. -neticaménto, M.:
frenzy. -neticénte, PART., ADJ.. fran-
tic (raving). -neticdre, INTR.: rave (be
delirious). -netichézza, F.: frenzy. -nè-
tico, ADJ.: phrenetic; frantic (mad); M.:
madman. frè-nico, ADJ.: phrenic. -ni-
te, F.: inflammation of diaphragm. -ni-
tide, F.: phrenitis.
fréno [L. -num],M.: bit; restraint ; brake:
a — sciolto, with loose rein ; allargare (or
rallentare) il —, allow more liberty;
tenere a (or in) —, restrain, hold to one’s
place.
freno-logia [Gr. phrén, mind; légos,
discourse], F.: phrenology. -lògico, ADJ. :
phrenological. frenò-logo, M.: phren-
ologist.
frénulo [-no], M.: ligament.
frequen-tàre, TR.: frequent. -tativo,
ADJ.: (gram.) frequentative. -této,
PART.: frequented, crowded. -tatére,
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M.,-tatriee, F.: frequenter. -taziéne,
F.: frequenting, haunting ; (rhet.) résumé.
[[frequén-te [L. frequens], ADI.: fre-
quent (ordinary). -teménte, ADV.: fre-
quently. frequèn-za, F.: frequency;
throng.
fres-caménte, ADV.: freshly (recently).
-cante, M.: fresco-painter. -chétto,
dim. of -co. -chézza, Fr. : freshness (cool-
frequentatrice
ness). -chino, dim. of -co. ||frés-co
[OHG. frise], ADJ.: FRESH (cool; re-
cent, new-made); ruddy; M.: coolness:
di —, recently, just now ; dipingere a —,
paint in fresco; forze (or milizie) fresche,
raw troops; prendere il —, enjoy cool-
ness, take the air; per il —, very early,
after dawn. -còeeio, ADI. : ruddy. -co-
lino, dim. of -co -cara, F.: coolness,
sharpness (of air): prender una —, get
chilled, catch cold.
frètoj, M.: the sea.
frét-ta, F.: haste, hurry. ||-tare [L.
fricare], TR.: scrape (ship’s bottom).
-tazza, F.: (nav.) hog, scouring brush.
-teriaj, F.: haste. -tévole, ADJ.: hasty ;
nimble. -tolosaménte, ADV.: quickly,
hastily. -toléso, -tésof, ADJ.: quick,
hasty, nimble.
friabi-le [L. -lis], ADJ.: friable.
F.: friability.
fricasséa [Fr. -cassée], F.: fricasee.
frièrej, M.: friar; Christian knight.
frig-gere [L. frigere], IRR.$; TR.: FRY;
INTR.: sputter; whine (pule): buone pa-
role e -gi, fair words but no fulfillment;
mandare a farsi —, send or bring to
ruin; be ruined (lost); non avere di quel
che si -ge, not to have brains or good sense.
-gi=baco, M.: child’s whining. -gio, M.:
sound of frying, hissing. -gitére, M.:
frier; vender of fried viands.
§ Pret. fris-sî, -se ; -sero. Part. fritto.
frigi-dario, M.: cold-bath room. -déz-
za, -dità, F.: frigidity; ague; indiffer-
ence; impotence. ||frigi-do [L. -dus],
ADI.: frigid (cold, chilly); infertile; im-
potent.
frigiéne}, M.: Friesland horse.
frignare [Ger. flennen, grimace], INTR. :
whine, pile.
fringuéllo [L. frigilla], m.: chaffinch.
frinzéllo [?], M.: botched mending; scar.
fri-sdre [Fr. -ser], TR.: hit foul (billiards,
tennis, etc.). -sàto, M.: striped cloth.
-so, M.: foul stroke.
friscélloj, M.: mill-dust.
frissi, PRET. of friggere.
frit-ta, F.: frit. -téta, F.: omelet: —
cogli zoccoli, stuffed omelet; fare una —,
make a mess of it; rivoltare la —, correct
one’s self, contradict one’s self. -tati-
na, -tatina, car. dim. of -tata. -ta-
lita,
frontoso
tone, aug. of -tata. -télla, F.: fritter;
grease-spot (on clothing); fopf. -tel-
létta, -tellina, car. dim. of -tella,
-telléna, -telléne, aug. of -tella,
||frit-to, PART. of friggere; ADJ.: un-
done, ruined; M.: fried eatables. -taimef,
M., -tiira, F.: frying; fry, mess; fried
things.
frivo-lej, ADJ.: frivolous. -lézza, F.:
frivolity. Ilfrivo=lo [L. -lus], ADI.: friv-
olous.
friz-zaméntoi, M.: smarting; sharp wit-
ticism. -zamte, PART. of -zare; ADI:
pungent (sharp). |l-zare [?], INTR.: smart
(sting; be pungent); be witty. -zo, M.:
sharp, witty saying; smarting (pricking).
frò-daj, r., -daménto, M.: fraud (cheat-
ing). -dare,Tr.: defraud. -datére, x,
-datriee, F.: defrauder. ||fré-de [L.
fraus], F.: FRAUD (deception). -‘do, M.:
smuggling; smuggled goods. -dolén-
te}, ADJ.: fraudulent. -dolentemén-
te, ADV.: fraudulently. -dolènto, ADI.:
fraudulent. -dolènza, F.: fraud (fraud-
ulence).
frol-laménto, M.: making tender (of
meat). Il-làre [L. *friculare (fricare,
rub)], TR.: make tender or “high” (of
meat); INTR.: become tender. -latira,
F.: tendering (of meat). fròl-lo, ADI.:
tender, “high,” enervated.
frém-ba},F.: sling. -batòre, M.: slinger.
-bo}, M.: whizzing, crash. ||fré6m-bola
[?], F.: sling; slingstone. -bolare, TR.:
sling. -bolatéret, -boliére, M.:
slinger.
fréneda [L. frons], F.: leafy branch, bough,
twig; cf. Eng. FROND; leaf. -deggian-
te, PART. of -deggiare; ADJ.: leafy.” -deg-
giare, INTR.: bring forth leaves. -di-
eélla, dim. of -da. -difero}, ADJ.:
frondiferous. -direj, INTR.: leaf out.
-dito}, PART. of -dire; ADJ.: leafy. -do-
sità, F.: leafiness. -déso, ADJ.: leafy.
-darai, F.: foliage. -ditot, ADI.: leafy.
fron-tale, ApDJ.: frontal; M.: frontal
bone; frontlet. ||frén-te [L.frons], F.:
front; forehead; face: a —, or alla —,
opposite ; alla — dell’ esercito, at the head
of the army; da —, facing, opposite; far
—, resist; andare a —, scoperta, not to
be afraid (or ashamed) of anything; stare
@ —, cope with, resist; voltar —, turn
face. -teggidre,tTr.: front,face. -te-
spizio, M.: frontispiece; fronton (pedi-
ment). -tichinàtoj, ADJ.: downcast;
abashed. -tieina, car.dim. of -te. -tié-
ra, F.: frontier, boundary. -tispiziot
= -lespizio. -tista, M.: proprietor of
water or street frontage. -téne, M.:
frontal; chimney-back. -t6soj, ADJ.:
bold (cheeky).
fronzire
fronzirej = -dire.
frén-zolo [L.-deolus, little leaf], 4. : rib-
bons; tassels; ornaments. -ziito, ADJ.:
leafy.
froséne [Fr. frinson], M.: bullfinch.
fròt-ta [flutto], F., -toj, M.: crowd,
throng. frét-tola, F.: idle jest; non-
sense; ballad. -tolaref, INTR.: jest,
banter; write ballads. -toléna, -tolé-
ne, ADI.: bantering (jesting); F., M.:
banterer.
fru fru [echoic], M.: frou-frou (rasping,
rustling).
fru-care [L. *furcare (furca, FORK)],
INTR.: grope; search; sound with a stick ;
TR.: search (seek diligently); excitet, in-
citef. -eéta, F.: groping; searching;
blow}. -eifndolo, M.: oven-mop.
-c6nef, M.: pole; sounding-stick; pike-
pole; club; fist-blow.
fru-gacchiaménto [frucare], M.:
searching; sounding. -gacchiare, TR.:
sound with stick, search; INTR.: grope.
frugà-le [L. -lis], ADI.: frugal. -lita,
r.: frugality. -Imémte, ADV.: fru-
gally.
fru-gaménto, M.: groping. |l-gare
[-care], INTR.: grope (fumble); TR.: sound
(feel with stick); search; excitet, goadf.
-gàta, F.: groping; goadingt, pokingf.
-gatéioj, M. : fish-driving pole. -gatére,
M., -gatriee, F.: groper, searcher.
fru-gifero [L. frux, fruit], aADJ.: grain-
bearing. -givoro, ADJ.: vegetarian.
fru-gnolare, INTR.: go fowling with
lantern; explore with a lantern. -gno-
latére, M.: lantern-fowler. |l=-gnòlo
[fornuolo], M.: fowling lantern: andare
a —, be night-prowling; entrare nel —,
fly into rage. -gmuo.. = -gno..
frugo-lare [frugare]: INTR.: search with
the snout. -létto, -lino, car. dim. of
-lo. frago-la, r., -lo, M.: restless, mis-
chievous child.
fri-it, M.: enjoyment. |l-ire [L. fruor],
‘TR.: enjoy. -itivo, ADJ.: (theol.) enjoy-
able. -iziéme, F.: fruition; enjoyment.
fral-la, F.: trifle. -lama, F.: scythe.
l-la4re [2], INTR.: whiz (whir); REFL.:
hasten; TR.: beat-up (as eggs, chocolate):
far —, make go, run, keep to one’s duty ;
far — uno, make one hasten. -lino, M.:
egg-beater; whirligig; triflet. fril-lo,
M.: whirring; hand-mill}; toy}. -lon-
eino, dim. of -lone. -léne, M.: bolting-
chest; hand-mill}; four-wheeled calashf.
frumen-tàrio, ADJ.: relating to grain:
legge-taria, corn-law. -tièret, M.: vict-
ualler. |[frumén-to [L. -tum], M.: grain.
-téme, M.: maize. -tésof, ADI. : grain-
producing.
frummiére}, INTR.: fuss.
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fru-sciéàrej, INTR.: pry around; TR.: an-
noy (importune). -scio, M.: rustle.
lfr4-scof [?], M.: dead twig (on tree).
fruséne [Fr. frinson], M.: bullfinch.
frassil = flussi.
fris-sif 2,M.: primero (card-game); flush:
stare a —, hold a flush. -sof, M.: = -st;
noise.
frasta [L. fustis], F.:
whipping.
frustagno [Fostat, city in Egypt], M.:
FUSTIAN.
fru-stare [-sta], TR.: whip (scourge;
lash); wear out: farsi —, make one’s self
laughed at. -stata, F.: scourging (cas-
tigation); censure. -statina, dim. of
-stata. -statére, M.: scourger (flogger).
-statira, F.: whipping, scourging. -sti-
no, M.: switch (riding-whip); fop; snap-
pert. frv-sto, ADI.: worn out; ragged;
M.: bit (morsel): a — a —, bit by bit.
-sténe, M.: large, green switch.
fra-straj [L.], ADV.: in vain.
neo, ADJ.: vain (fruitless).
TR.: frustrate, baffle.
frustrative.
whip (scourge);
-stra-
-strare,
-stratòrio, ADI.:
fra-tice [L.-fex], M.: shrub. -tieèllo,
-tieétto, dim. of -tice.
frit-ta, pl. -ta or -te, F.: FRUIT. -taid-
lo, -taiudlof, M.: fruit-seller. -tame,
M.: fruit. -tare, INTR.: bear fruit; be
proliferous ; produce profit. -té&to, PART.:
fructified; planted with fruit; M.: prod-
uce. -terèlla, car. dim. of.-ta. -této,
M.: fruit-patch, orchard. -tévolet, ADJ.:
fruitful (fertile). -tieéllo, car. dim. of
-to. -tidòro, M.: Fructidor (12th Fr.
Rev. month). -tiéra, F.: fruit-dish (des-
sert-dish). -tifero, -tiferéso}, ADJ.:
fruitful (fertile). -tificàre, INTR.: fruc-
tify, bear fruit; produce; yield profit.
-tificato, PART. of -tificare. -tifica-
ziéne, F.: fructification, production;
profit, advantage. -tifico, ADJ.: fruitful.
|[frat-to [L. fructus], M.: fruit (prod-
uce); fruit-tree; profit; rent: -ti fuor
di stagione, (fig.) inopportune happenings ;
— del denaro, interest ; -ti di mare, small
shellfish. -tufirej = -tare. -tuosa-
ménte, ADV.: fruitfully (profitably, lu-
cratively). -tuosita}, -tuositàde 1,
-tuositate}, F.: fertility (abundance).
-tuòso, ADJ.: fruitful (profitable).
fui fu [echoic], M.: confusion (disorder).
fut 2, F.: valerian (herb).
fu 3 [Pret. of essere], ADI.: deceased (late).
fucdtot}, ADJ.: feigned (affected).
fuei-lare, TR.: fusillade. -tàta, F.:
fusillade. -laziéne, F.: fusillading (mil.
sentence). |\fuei-le [focile (foco, fire)],
M.: fire-steel; fire-lock gun; musket (rifle).
-liére, M.: fusileer. fuei-na, F.:
190 fucinata
forge: — wmfernale, hell. -nétat, F.:
gréat quantity. -nétta, dim. of -na.
fico! [L. -cus], M.: drone-bee.
fuco2 [L. -cus], M.: fucus, rock-lichen;
red dye. i
fa-ga [L.], F.: flight (escape); fugue: —
di stanze, suite of rooms. -ga&ee, ADJ.:
fugitive, transient. -gaeeménte, ADV.:
fugitively, transiently. -gaeita, F.: fu-
gacity. -gare, TR.: put to flight (rout).
-gatére, M., -gatriee, F.: putter to
flight, pursuer. -ggat = fuga.
fug-gènte, PART. of -gire; ADJ.: swift
(fleeting); M.: runaway. fag-gere t=
-gire. -gévole, ADJ.: fugitive (flying;
transient). -giascaménte, ADV.: fugi-
tively. -giAsco, ADJ.: fugitive; M.: fugi-
tive: alla'-giasca, as a fugitive. -gibile,
ADJ.: avoidable. -gi-fatica, M., INVAR.:
work-shunner (idler). -gilòzio, M.: pas-
time (recreation). -giménto, M.: flight.
ll-gire [L. fugere]; IRR.$; INTR.: flee,
move swiftly; take refuge; TR.: shun
(eschew); run away witht, elope; con-
cealf; smugglet. -gitay, F.: flight.
-gitieeio}, ADJ.: fugitive. -gitiva-
ménte, ADV.: fugitively; transiently.
-gitivo, -gito}, ADJ.: fugitive; tran-
sient; M.: deserter (runaway). -gitò-
re, M., -gitriee, F.: fleer (fugitive, de-
serter). ©
Pres. fuggo, fuggi, etc. (Subj.) figga.
rà Ao iis oie ed Sunt EL fier
faioj, M.: thief; villain; ADJ.: thievish;
hidden (dark, obscure).
fuleire}, TR.: prop (sustain).
ful-génte, ADJ.: shining (brilliant). ||fal-
geret [L.], INTR.: be refulgent (glitter,
shine, blaze). -gidézza, giditat, r.:
fulgency (splendour). fal-gido, ADI.:
fulgent (brilliant, resplendent). -go-
ratof, ADI: refulgent. -gére, M.:
splendour.
fuligg. . = filigg. .
falmi-coténe [Fr. -coton], M.: guncot-
ton. -naménto, M.: fulmination. -nan-
te}, PART. of -nare; M.: sulphur match;
percussion-cap (capsule). -nére, TR.:
strike with lightning; fulminate; anathe-
matize. -nério}, ADJ.: thundering. -né-
to, PART. of -nare; dumfounded. -naziò-
ne, F.: fulmination; anathematization.
Ilfaàlmi-ne [L. fulmen], M.: lightning,
thunderbolt. fulmi-neo, ADJ.: thunder-
ing; fulmineous.
fal-vidot, ADJ.: brilliant (shining). ||-vo
[L. -vus (-gere, shine)], ADJ.: fulvid (fawn-
coloured, tawny).
fu-macchio, M.: smoky charcoal; vol-
canic smoke-jets or pools; fumigation.
-maiòlo, M.: chimney-pot; smoky char-
coalj. -mdlet, ADJ.: smoky. -man-
fuori
te, PART. of -mare; M.: fire. -mare,
INTR.: smoke, fume; steam; be enraged:
TR.: smoke (tobacco). -maria, F.: (bot.)
fumitory. -mata, F.: smoke-signal;
smudge against frost; tobacco-smoking,
-matina, car. dim. of -mata. -maté-
re, M.: smoker. -mèat, F.: fumes from
the stomach. -micare, INTR.: freq. of
-mare; TR.: fume, smoke. -micaziénet,
F.: fumigation. -micdso, fi-mido,
ADJ. : smoky ; steaming ; fuming (of wine).
-migazioéne, F.: fumigation. fu-mm..
=fum.. |\fa-emo [L. -mus], M.: fume
(smoke; vapour); vanity (pride) ; nothing
(a trifle). -mosèllo, -mosétto, dim.
of -moso (fig.) -mosità, F.: smokiness.
-méso, ADJ.: smoky; smoking; fuming
(of liquors); haughty (vain): vino —,
rich wine. -mostérno, M.: (bot.) FUMI-
TORY.
fu-ndaio, -naiòlo [-ne], M.: rope-maker
or seller: far come i -nai, retrograde, go
backwards. -nambolo, -nà4mbulo, x:
funambulist (rope-walker). -néme, M.:
ship-tackle (cordage). -mata, F.: a rope-
ful: fare una —, get many prisoners,
make a raid.
funditére}, M.: metal founder.
fane [L. -nis], F.: rope; torture-rack:
un po’ più —, a little more help; stare
sulla —, be in suspense.
fa-nebre [L. -nebris], ADI.: funereal.
ll-enerdle [L. -nus], M.: funeral. -nè-
reo, ADJ.: funereal. -nestàre, TR.:
sadden (afflict). -nèsto, ADJ.: calami-
tous (sad; fatal).
fan-ga [-go], F.: mould. -gàia, F.:
mushroom-bed ; (disp.) swarm (crowd).
fangere [L. -gi], TR.: perform (exercise).
fun-ghettino, car. dim. of -go. -ghét-
to, dim. of -go.° -ghire, INTR.: get
mouldy. |ffin-go [L. -gus], m.: fun-
gus (mushroom; tumour); candle-snuff:
Far le nozze co’ funghi, be niggardly. -go-
lino, dim. of -go. -gosita, F.: fun-
gosity. -géso, aDJ.: fungous, mouldy;
snuffy (of candle). i
funi-eèlla, F., -eéllo, M., -eina, F.:
dim. of fune; twine. -eoldre, ADI:
funicular; umbilical. —funîi=colo, M.:
umbilical cord.
fan-si, PRET. of fungere. -ziondre,
INTR.: perform functions, officiate. -zio-
nario, M.: functionary. -zioneélla,
-zioneina, dim. of -zione. ||=ziéne
[L. -ctio (-gor, perform)], M.: FUNCTION
(duty, office).
fuoc.. = foc. .
fuò-ra = -riî. -rehé -é, PREP.: excepted
(save). -rehifideret, TR.: shut out
(exclude). -rehifiso}, PART.: shut out
(excluded). -rej=-rî. |fuò-=ri [L. fo-
fuoruscito
ras], PREP.: without; out ; beyond ; except:
— di, except; di —re (-ra), outdoors;
fuor —, through and through, quite
through; in —, except, saving; fuor di
maniera, extraordinary, extraordinarily ;
— di mano, out of the way, rather dis-
tant; fuor di modo (d’ ordine), extraor-
dinarily ; esser — di sè, be delirious; —
di strada, out of the road, lost; — di
tempo, inopportune, (mus.) out of time;
— d’(dell’) uso, obsolete; — via, out of
the way, distant ; fuor voglia, unwillingly.
-r=uscito, M.: exile.
furà-eej, ADJ.: thieving. -méntof, M.:
theft (robbery). Ilfurà-re [L. furari
(fur, thief)], TR.: rob; REFL.: steal away
(abscond). -téret, M.: thief (robber).
fur-bacchiòla, -bacchiòlo, car. dim.
of -bo. -bacchiéna, -bacchione,
aug. of -bo. -bacchiòtta, -bacchiòt-
to, dim. of -bo. -héeeio, aug. of
-bo. -baeeiéna, -bacciéne, aug. of
-bo. -baménte, ADV.: slyly. -beria,
F.: shrewdness (slyness ; astuteness). -be-
riòla, car. dim. of -beria. -besca-
ménte, ADV.: astutely (shrewdly). -bé-
sco, ADJ.: shrewd (sly, astute): lingua
(or parlare) -besca (or -besco), thieves’
slang, cant. -bétto, dim. of -bo. ||far=
bo [OHG. -ban, polish], ADJ.: shrewd
(sly); swindling} ; rascally}; M.: shrewd
fellow ; rogue} (scoundrel). -béne, aug.
of -bo.
farénte [L. -rens], ADJ.: FURious.
furéttoj, M.: ferret.
far-fantdeecio, disp. of -fante. -fan-
tàggine, F.: knavery. -fantare, INTR.:
live Vicious life. -fante, PART. of -fare;
m.:rascal (knave) ; ADJ.: wretched (vile) ;
falsef. -fantéllo, dim. of -fante. -fan-
teria, F.: knavery. -famtésco, ADJ.:
rascally. -famtino, ADJ.: rascally: lin-
gua -fantina, rascals’ slang. -fanténe,
aug. of -fante. |l|-fare [L. foris facere,
act beyond (the right)], TR.: cheat; ex-
tort.
fari-a [L.], F.: fury (passion; impetuos-
ity); hurry. -deeia, disp. aug. of -a.
-alméntej, ADvV.: furiously. -aref,
INTR.: be infuriated. -dtof, PART.: fu-
rious. -bondàreij, INTR.: be furious,
frantic. -béndo, ADJ.: furious (raging,
frantic).
furière = foriere.
furi-étta, dim. of -a. -osaménte, ADV.:
furiously (vehemently). -osétto, dim.
of -os0. -osità, F.: furiousness. -6s0,
ADI. : furious.
farldna (and vulg. frullana) [district of
Friuli], F.: furlanian dance. ,
fa-ro}, M.: thief. -roneèlloj, dim. of
«ro, -rénef, aug. of -ro.
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furé-re [L. -r], M.: fury (rage; vehe-
mence); furore (“hit”): far —, arouse
maa -reggiare, INTR.: make a
it. È
fur-terèllo, dim. of -to. -tivaménte,
ADV.: furtively. -tivo, ADI.: furtive.
Ilfar=to [L. -tum (fur, thief)], M. : theft,
booty: di (per) —, furtively, secretly.
furtincoloj, M.: boil.
fu-sdecio, disp. of -s02. -saggine, F.:
spindle-tree. -saio, M.: spindle maker
or seller. -saiòla, F.: spindle-rack.
-saiòlo, -saiuòloj, M.: whirl for a
spindle. -saròla = -saiola. -sdta, F.:
spindleful. -s&to, ADJ.: spindling (ta-
pering).
fuscel-létto, -lino, M.: dim. of -lo: cer-
care col —, search with minuteness or ped-
antry; rompere il —, break friendship.
IIfuscél-lo [fusto], M.: twig (stick): -li
impaniati, limed twigs; rompere il —,
break friendship. -limo, dim. of -lo:
cercar col —, search diligently, hunt for.
fusciac-ca [Ger. fusshacke, heel (to which
sash hangs)], F.: wide sash ; pendent ends.
-co, M.: canopy for crucifix.
fuscidarra [? fustiaria, flogging], F.:
scamp.
fisco, ADJ.: dark, gloomy.
fusel-lato, ADJ.: spindling (tapering).
-latara, F.: tapering (giving spindle-
form). ||fusél-lo [fuso 2), M.: axle-end';
wooden cylinder in paper-mill.
fa-si, PRET. of fondere. -sibile, ADJ.:
fusible. -sibilità, Fr.: fusibility.
fu-siéra [-so2], F.: spindle-holder.
férme, ADJ.: spindle-form.
fu-siéne, F.: fusion (melting). ||fa-so1,
PART. of fondere: fused (melted, liquefied).
fa-so2, pl. -sî or -sa [L. -sus], M.: spin-
dle; shaft; custom-officer’s sounding-
stick ; bell-founder’s wooden model; ar-
bour of mill; pl. -sa, purr: fare le -sa,
purr; far le -sa torte, be unfaithful to
one’s husband. fi-solo, M.: dim. of -so;
shin-bone; axle of millstone.
fuséne}, M.: two-year-old stag: a —, in
quantity.
fusòrio [-s01], ADJ.: relating to metal-
melting : forno —, fusing-furnace.
fasta [L. -tis], F.: light galley.
fasta 2, r.: small torch.
fustagno [Fostat, in Egypt], M.: FUSTIAN.
fu-staio, M.: saddle-frame maker. -sti-
eéllo, M.: small stalk. -stigare, TR.:
flog. -stigaziéne, F.: flagellation. ||fa-
sto [L. -stis, club], M.: stalk; trunk;
framework (of furniture, etc.): — della
chiave, barrel of a key; — della stadera,
arm of steelyard. -stileeio, dim. of -sto.
fata}, r.: flight.
fati-le [L. -lts], ADI.: futile (vain).
-si=
-li-
192 futilità
tà, F.: futility. -Iménte, ADV.: fu-
tilely.
futu-raménteij, ADV.: in future. ||fu-
ta-ro [L. -rus], ADI., M.: future: anno
—, next year; è -ri, posterity.
G
& gi [L.], M.: g (the letter).
gabba=dèo [-re], m.: bigot, hypocrite.
-ménto, M.: deceit. =méndo, M., IN-
VAR.: deceiver (Eng.} gabber).
gabba-nélla, F.: hospital blouse. -nét-
to, dim. of -no. |lgabba-no [? cf. Eng.
gabardine, Sp. gabén)], M.: rustic cloak or
frock; clumsy overcoat. -néne, aug. of
-no.
gab-bare [-bo], TR.: deceive (cheat), dis-
appoint (Eng.} GAB); deridet ; beguilef:
-barsi d’ uno, jeer at. -hba=sAnti, M.,
INVAR.: bigot; hypocrite. -batére, M.,
-batriee, F.: deceiver, impostor (cf.
Eng.} gabber). -bévole, ADJ.: deceit-
ful, contemptible.
gab-bia [L. cavea, cavity], F.: CAGE,
aviary; prison; olive or grape bag; ox-
muzzle; (nav.) top (for top-mast rigging).
-bidio, M.: cage-maker.
gabbiano [L. gavia, sea-mew], M.: gull;
(fig.) fool.
gab-biata [-bia], F.: cageful (of birds).
-bière, -biéro, M.: (nav.) top-man.
.-biétta, -biettina, -bidla, -biolina,
dim. of -bia. -bionaéta, F.: large cage-
ful (of animals); (fort., hydr.) gabionade
(structure of gabions). -bioneéllo, dim.
of -bione. -biéne, M.: large cage (esp.
compartment owl cage); (mil., hydr.) ga-
bion. -bitieeia, dim. of -bia.
gabbo [Fr. gaber (ASax. gabban, mock,
GAB)], M.: mocking: pigliare (prendere)
a — or farsi — di, laugh at, mock, make
light of; (fig.) veil.
gabél-la [Fr. -le], F.: excise-tax (‘oc-
. troi”); excise dna government
salt-house}: fare il minchion per non pa-
gar —, pretend ignorance to avoid trouble
or expense. -labile, ADJ.: taxable, du-
tiable; (fig.) approvable, admissible. -1a-
re, TR.: assess, levy tax on; pay (tax);
credit: — una cosa per, make a thing
pass as or for; — wna cosa, accept a
thing as true. -liére, M.: exciseman;
tax farmerj. -lino, -létto, disp. of
-liere.
gabi-nettino, car. dim. of -netto. |l-nét-
to [Fr. cabinet], M.: cabinet; private
study ; closet ; cabinet} (chest of drawers).
gabrina, r.: hag (from character in
Ariosto).
galateo
gabro DI, x : (min.) serpentine.
gag-gia [Gr. akakia, thorn-tree], #.:
acacia-flower. -giol, M.: acacia.
gdggio2}, M.: GAGE (pledge); hostage;
salary; reward: — morto, lost capital.
gaglifr-da, F.: old dance. -daménte,
ADV.: vigorously. -dazzot, disp. of -do,
-dézza, F.: strength (esp. of liquors).
-dia, F.: robustness, vigour. ||lgagliar=
do [Celt. gall, strength], ADJ.: strong,
robust; powerful: alla -da, vigorously,
valiantly ; borsa -dat, full purse; vino —,
rich wine.
gagliof, M.: rennet.
gagliof-faeeio, disp. of fo. -faggine,
F.: worthlessness, doltishness. -famén-
te, ADV.: doltishly. -feria, F.: worthlese-
ness; scurrilityf. |lgagliéf-fo [2], x
worthless fellow; dolt; ADJ.: coarse,
brutal; worthless ; knavish. -fone, aug.
of -fo.
gagliésof, ADJ.: containing rennet.
gagliudlot, M.: seed-vessel (pod shell).
cagnot, M.: lair (of wild beast); stable,
fold; intrigue; abdomen.
gagno-laménto, M.: yelping. ||-ldre
(?], INTR.: yelp, whine. -lio, M.: whin-
ing, yelping.
ga-iaménte, ADV.: gayly (merrily). -iét-
to, dim. of -io. -iézza, F.: gaiety, joyous
temper. |lga-io [OHG. gahi], aDJ.: GAY
(merry, joyful, bright); well provided.
ga-la [OFr. -le], F.: strip of galoon or
lace; finery (ornament); gala (pomp): con
—, gracefully ; di —, merrily, cheerfully;
frankly; far —, be merry, feast; giorno
di —, gala day; star sulle -le, love dress.
and finery; follow the fashion. -lfno,
M.: elegant bow(-knot). -lamte, ADI.:
gallant (showy, gay in dress, elegant);
given to love (amourous); M.{: gallant
(ladys man, cicisbeo); ADV.: = -lante-
mente. -lanteggiàre, INTR.: play the
galant. -lanteménte, ADV.: elegantly;
gallantly (in a gallant or polite manner).
-lanteria, r.: finery (elegant thing,
trinket, small article of jewelry, Eng.t
gallantry); gallantry, politeness, atten-
tion.
galantina []. L. -latina, JELLY], F.: ca-
pon pie.
galant-ino, dim. of galante. -ominé-
ne, disp. aug. of -omo. -omismo, M.:
act of a man of honour, honourableness.
=òmo, M.. man of honour, honest man.
-oméne, aug. of -omo. =-uòmo = -omo.
galappio [calappio], M.: trap (snare,
noose).
galàssia}, F.: GALAXY; milky way.
galatéo (Galata, suburb of Constanti-
nople], M.: Galateo (book by Casa, which
teaches manners); civility (good breeding).
galatida
gala-tidat, ||-ttite [Gr. gdla, milk], F.:
galactite (milk-stonej). -ttòfagot, M.:
one who eats milky foods.
gal-baniferoj, ADJ.: producing galba-
num. |l-bano [L. -banum], M.: galbanum
(gum of Syriac plant).
gald. .| = gaud. .
galea! [L. (cf. Eng. galea)], F.: helmet.
galéaz [?], F.: GALLEY. :
galedre}, TR.: deceive (cheat, impose
upon); make fun of (laugh at).
galeato [galea 1], PART.: GALEATED (wear-
ing a helmet).
galeatére}, M.: deceiver (cheater).
galeazza [galea 2], F.: large galley.
galeffàrei, TR.: ridicule; laugh at.
ga-leòne [-lea 2], M.: galleon (Span. ship),
large galley; (fig.) vagabond, cheat (knave).
-leòttai, F.: (nav.) galliot. -leòtto,
M.: galley-slave (convict); cheat; pimpi;
pilot}. -léra, F.: galley; punishment;
place of punishment.
ga-lericulof, dim. of -lero. |l|-léro [L.
-lerum (-lea, helmet), cap], M.: fur cap;
pontiff’s cap; priest’s cap.
ga-lestrino, ADJ.: of clay. ||-léstro
[], m.: kind of clay. -lestréso, ADI.:
of clay.
gali-gàio [L. caliga, shoe], M.: tanner
(currier).
gali-gaméntoi, M.: dimness (of sight).
ll-garey, INTR.: be dim-sighted, be in-
volved in a mist.
galiéne} = galeone.
galiòssoj, M.: skittles, nine-pins.
galla [L.], F.: gall-nut; tumour; bubble;
gland}; acorn}; pillt; berryf: star a
—, float.
gallaref1 [? galla], INTR.: float; exult
(be elated); be proud.
gal-lére2 [-lo], TR.: fecundate (of the
cock), -lastréne = -lerone.
galleg-giaménto, M.: action of floating.
ll-giare [? galla], INTR.: float; be very
gay (have excessive joy).
galleria [l. L.], F.: GALLERY; tunnel.
galleréne [gallo], m.: large cock.
galléttai, F.: kind of grape.
gallétta}2z, F.: goblet.
gal-lettino, dim. of -letto. |l-létto
[-lo], M.: young cock; leguminous plant.
gallétti [galetta], M. : thin cake.
gallieinio [gallo], M.: cock-crow; mid-
night (when the cock crows).
galli-eismo [Gallia], m.: gallicism. gal-
li-co, pl. -ci, ADJ.: Gallic (French): morbo
—, syphilis.
gal-lina [gallo], F.: hen: — di Farao-
ne, — prataiola, Guinea hen ; — gobba, In-
dian hen; — regina, wood-hen; latti di
—, beverage composed of eggs, milk and
sugar, something rare and exquisite; —
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mugellese, one who looks younger than he
really is; giuoco delle -line, private lot-
tery; andare a —, die, go to ruin; man-
dare a —, fling away, ruin. -linfieeia,
disp. of -lina. -linfecio, M.: turkey-
cock; mushroom. -linéeeo, ADJ.: gal
linaceous. -linàio, M.: chicken-coop;
chicken-thief; one who runs a private
lottery. -liémef, M.: bad capon; block-
head. |gàl-lo [L. -lus], M.: cock; =
-loriat: — d’India, turkey-cock; — di
montagna, heath-cock ; far il —, mettere
su —, put on airs (be arrogant); dl —
della checca, ladies’ man; più largo d'un
—f, avaricious man; più bugiardo che
un —}, great liar; più scoperto d'un —,
great boaster.
gal-lonare, TR.: ornament with galloon
(lace). -loneîno, dim. of -lone. ||-léne
(?-a], M.: GALLOON (lace) ; flank (side)}.
gal-lòria [-lo], F.: clamour (noise, ex-
altation): far —, be haughty. -loria-
ret, INTR.: be clamorous (exultant).
gal-lòzza [-la], -lézzola, F.: gall-nut;
swelling; bubble. -luzzdref, INTR.:
thrill with joy (exult).
galop-pàre [?], INTR.: gallop. -pàta,
F.: galloping; race. -patére, M.: gal.
loper. -pino, M.: useful person, errand
boy. galòp-po, M.: gallop; (of persons)
andare a —, go in great haste.
galdscia [?], F.: galoche.
galappot, M.: kind of soldier; (fig.) ab-
ject man.
galva-nico, ADJ.: galvanic. ||-nismo
[inventor Galvani], M.: galvanism. -miz-
zare, TR.: galvanize.
gam-ba [L.], F.: leg (lit. or fig.); (mus.)
bar: andare a -be alzate (or -bate), go to
ruin; andar di buona o mala —, go will-
ingly or unwillingly ; aver — a una cosa,
know how to do a thing, have much prac-
tice; darla a -be, take to one’s heels;
dare alle -be a uno, hurt one with words
and actions; esser in -be, be well, though
old; fare di sotto —, do with much ease ;
guardar la —, take care; mandar a -be
levate, trip up one’s heels, ruin; met-
tersi la coda, o la via, fra le -be, walk
fast; mettersi, rimettersi in -be, recover;
mettersi il capo fra le -be, go away for
shame; raddrizzare, addrizzare le -be
a’ cani, fatigue one’s self invain; non reg-
gersi in -be, be very weak on account of
sickness or old age; stare bene, o male, în
-be, be strong or weak. -bfeeia, disp.
of -ba. -bale, m.: shoe-last; stock,
trunk (of tree); cuishj. -bàta, F.:
kick (blow with the leg): dar la —, sup-
plant another in love. -beraeeia, F.:
ulcerated leg.
gam-berèllo {, dim. of -bero.
gamberello.
llgam-
194 gambero
bero [L. -barus (camera, arch), sea-
crab], M.: crayfish; (typ.) doublet: — di
mare, lobster ; far come i -beri, go back-
wards (be unprogressive).
gam-beréne, M.: varicose or swollen
leg; long-legged fellow. -beruòlo, M.:
greave (leg armour). -bétta, disp. dim.
of -ba. -bettàrei, INTR.: kick the legs
about. -bétto, M.: dare a uno il —,
trip up one’s heels; (fig.) injure. -biéra
= -bale. -bina, -bino, car. dim. of -ba,
-bo. I|-bo [L. -ba, hoof], m.: stalk (stem);
joint; trunk (of tree); limb (of letter,
stroke)f. -béna, -béne, aug. of -ba, -bo:
dare —, grow insubordinate. -bieeia,
disp. of -be. -bale}, M.: cuish (thigh-
guards). -biatof, ADJ.: thin-stalked ;
long-legged.
gamélla [Fr. -lle (L. camera, vault)], F.:
(mil.) tin-can used for mess.
gam-ma [Gr.], F.: gamma (third letter
of Greek alphabet). -mattte, -maut,
M.: (surg.) bistoury (small knife).
ga(m)mar-ra [? Sp. camarro], F., -rino,
M.: petticoat; woollen cloth.
ganas, F.: (pop.) di —, willingly (with
pleasure); di mala —, unwillingly.
ga-nascia [L. gena, cheek], F.: jaw-
bone (jaw); PL.: jaws (of pincers, vise,
etc.); part of a gun which holds the flint
(fiint-box). -mascino, car. dim. of
-nascia. -nasciénef, M.: slap on the
face; (mus.) Italian lute.
gan-eétto, dim. of -cio. -eiata, F.:
grasping with a hook. |lgan-eio [? L.
cancer, crab], M.: metal-hook (hasp).
ganghe-rare, TR.: fasten to or set on
hinges. -ratura, F.: place where a
thing is hinged -rélla, fem. of -ro: —
maglietta, stitch or mesh in netting. -rét-
to, -rino, dim. of -ro. |lganghe-ro
[? L. cancer, crab], M.: hook (clasp);
hinge: stare ne’ -ri, take heed (be on
one’s guard); cavar de’ -ri, take off one’s
guard; dare, fare un —, give the slip (run
away); uscir de’-ri, esser fuori de’ -ri,
get angry; uomo fatto a -ri, grumbler.
ganglio [Gr. -glion], M.: GANGLION
(nerve-knot).
gango-la [glandula], F.: gland; king’s
evil: far — a uno, spite one with a cer-
tain action. -léso, ADJ.: glandulous;
scrofulous.
Ganimé-de [L. Ganymedes], M.: Gany-
mede; dandy (fop). -diizzo, disp. of -de.
ganniref, INTR.: yelp.
gane-za [?], F.: mistress. -zére, INTR.:
be in love. -zerino, M.: spark. -zo,
M.: lover (paramour).
gara [?], F.: competition (rivalry): a —,
in competition with; vincere la —, carry
off the prize.
garofanato
garaballare}, (IN)TR.: confuse (disar-
range); deceive (defraud) ; be idle.
garagoli. .= caracol. .
gara-moneino, M.: bourgeois (kind of
printing type). |l-méne [printer Gara-
mond], M.: long primer type.
gar-ante [MHG. warens], M.: WARRANT,
GUARANTEE; surety; (naut.) rope’s end.
-antire, TR.: GUARANTEE (act surety);
save (render secure). -&nzia, F.: guar-
anty (security, warranty).
garavinai, F.: sea-gull.
gar-baeceio, M.: disp. of -bo; impolite-
ness (incivility; impolite action). -bare
[-bo], INTR.: please (be agreeable, suit);
be gracefulf. -bataménte, ADV.: grace-
fully; politely. -batézza, F.: polite-
ness (gracefulness, gentility). -batino,
car. dim. of -bato. -béto, PART.: grace-
ful, pleasing ; polite (civil): un lavoro —,
work done elegantly, skilfully; troppo —,
too kind (expression of thanks to one who
has done a kindness); (iron.) — il signo-
rino, impolite, uncivil man. -beggidref,
INTR.: please (suit, be agreeable). -bi-
no!, car. dim. of -bo. -bino2, M.: south-
west wind. |lgar-bot [2], M.: manner,
esp. graceful manner (grace, elegance);
taste; skill; ornament: uomo di —,
courteous man; a —, good (excellent);
well; gracefully.
garbo 2 [0HG. harw (= Ger. herb)], ADI.:
tart (sharp, bitter); harsh (rude).
garbiaglio [?], M.: confusion, intrigue;
agitation: — di venti }, whirlwind; met-
ter in —7, embroil (disorder, confuse).
gareg-giaménto, M.: contention, emu-
lation. “||-giare [gara], INTR.: compete
(rival). -giatére, M., -giatriee, F.:
competitor (rival). garég-giot, M.:
contention. -gidéso, ADJ.: contentious.
garent. . = garant..
garétto [OFr. -ret], M.: Achilles’ tendon;
(naut.) top-rim.
garga-gliàrej [ak. to gorgo], INTR.:
sing noisily. -gliàtaj, F.: clamour.
-nèlla, used ADV. : bere a —, drink with-
out putting the vessel to the lips, gulp
down. -ntigliat, F.: neck-lace. -ri-
smo, M.: gargle (GARGARISM). -rizzàre,
TR.: gargle (Eng.t gargarize). -ròzzo,
M.: throat (crop, craw). -'tta, F: throat.
gargia [? cardia], F.: gill (of fish).
gargo [? OHG. karg, bad], ADI.: crafty
(knavish, sly).
gargòtta [Fr. -gote (root garg-, swallow)],
F.: chop-house (paltry eating-house).
garibof, M.: dance (ball).
garò-fana, ADJ.: of October pears; of
cloves. -fandref, TR.: give or impart
the odour of cloves. -fanata, F.: plant
good for wounds. -fanéto, ADJ.: which
garofano
smells like carnation or cloves: viola —,
kind of gillyflower. |lgaré-fano [Gr.
karué-phullon, ‘nut-leaf’], M.: aroma of
cloves or carnation; clove; gillyflower.
garéne = gherone.
ga-rontolare, TR.: (vulg.) strike with
the fist. |l-rémtolo [Gr. grénthos, fist],
M.: fisticuff (blow under armpit).
garosèllo} = carosello.
garésoj, ADJ.: contentious.
garpa}, F.: spavin; PL.: galls.
garrése [?], M. PL.: withers, shoulders
(of domestic animals).
garrét-taf, -to = garetto.
gar-révole}, ADJ.: menacing; scolding
(rebuking). -riménto}, M.: chiding (re-
buking, reprimand). |j-rire [L.], INTR.:
warble (chirp, chatter); TR.: scold (re-
prove, reprimand, chide). -rissàrioi,
ADI. : garrulous (talkative). -rito, M.:
(poet.) chirping (warbling); rebuff (repri-
mand). -ritére, M.: scold (grumbler).
garru-laménte, ADV.: in a prattling
manner. -litay, F.: garrulity (loquacity);
slander (calumny). |lgarru-lo [L. -lus],
ADJ.: GARRULOUS (talkative).
garza [Sp. (L. ardea)], F.: white heron.
gar-zàre, TR.: card cloth. -zatére, M.:
one who cards cloth. -zèlla, F.: instru-
ment for carding cloth. |l-zo [cardo],
M.: card}; carding of cloth: dare il —,
card. -z6lo, M.: heart of lettuce or
cabbage; wax drawn and bleached; fine
hemp. :
garzo-linof, M.: little boy (child). |lgar-
z6-na, F., «ne [ak. to Fr. garcon (der.?)],
M.: farm-servant ; shop-boy; boy; bache-
lorf. -nadstrof, disp. of -ne. -neéllo,
-neino, dim. of -ne. -neggiàret,
INTR.: make one’s self young. ‘ -nétto,
car. dim. of -ne. -nevolméntef, ADV.:
boyishly (childishly); like a young man.
-nézzaj, F.: boyhood (childhood) ; youth.
-nile}, ADJ.: boyish (childish). -méttof,
aug. of -ne.
garzuòloj = garzolo.
gas, (vulg.) gasse [word made by v. Hel-
mont], M.: gas. -òmetro, M.: gasome-
ter. -6sa, F.: drink, potion. -6s0, ADJ.:
gaseous.
gasti-gagiéne}, F.: CASTIGATION (pun-
ishment, chastisement). -gamatti, M.:
whip; chastiser. -gamémntof, M.: pun-
ishment (chastisement). ll-gare [L. cas-
tigare], TR.: CASTIGATE (chastise, punish);
correct} ; reprimand} (reprove). -gatéz-
za, F.: purity of style. -gatére, M.,
-gatriee, F.: CASTIGATOR (chastiser).
-gatara}, -gaziéne}, F.: castigation
(chastisement). gasti-go, M.: castiga-
tion (punishment, correction); annoying
musical instrument.
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ga-stralgia, r.: gastralgia. -striei-
smo, M.: gastric affections. |lgà-stri-
co [Gr. gastér, stomach], ADJ.: gastric;
of gastric fever : sughi —ci, gastric juice.
-stronomia (Gr. -stér, -només, law], F.:
gastronomy. -stronòmico, ADJ.: gas-
tronomic. -strònomo, M.: GASTRONOME
(gastronomer).
gat-ta [-to], r.: female cat: chiamar la
— —, call things by their right name
(speak plain): far la — morta (or la —
di Masino), “ play possum” (pretend inno-
cence); uscire di — morta, or mogia, quit
deceit and show clearly one’s intentions ;
— ci cova! there is a snake in the grass!
non portar — în sacco, speak freely; vo-
ler la —, act seriously, be in earnest; nè
cane nè —, neither one thing nor the
other. -taeeio, disp. of -to. -téia,
-taiòla, r. : hole in a door for cats (cat’s
hole). -ta=mòrta, pl. gattemorte, F.:
“playing possum”: far la —, “play pos-
sum.” -tésco, ADJ.: cat-like. gat-tiee,
M.: kind of tree. -tieida, M.: cat-killer.
-tigliàre, TR.,RECIPR.: litigate; vex one’s
self on account of nothing. -tino, M.:
dim. of -to; kitten. |lgat-to [L. cat(é)us],
M.: cat; engine of war for battering walls
(battering-ram); machine for driving in
piles (pile-driver): essere il — di casa,
be in great confidence with a family, go
and come freely; esser quattro -ti, be few
persons in a family (be few); — frugatot,
gaping countryman. -to=mammòne,
M.: marmoset (species of ape). -téne,
M.: aug. of -to; tomcat; (fig.) cunning
fellow: far il —, play the simpleton.
gattoni [gotoni], M. PL.: mumps (inflam-
mation of glands).
gat-to=pardo, M.: ferocious beast. -to=
zibétto, M.: civet cat. |l=tfieeio, M.:
disp. of -to; sea-dog (kind of fish); hand.
saw.
gau-deàmus [L., ‘let us rejoice’]: stare,
vivere în —, live joyously. -dènte,
ADJ.: rejoicing: frati —, monastic or-
der. -denténe, aug. of -dente. |lg&u=
dio [L. -dium], M.: joy (gladness, re-
joicing). -diosaménte, ADV. of -dioso;
(lit.) with pleasure. -diéso, ADJ.: joy-
ful (very glad): misteri —, part of the
Rosary which records the happiness of
Virgin Mary.
gavaz-za, F., -zaménto, M.: immoder-
ate merriment (excessive joy). |l-zdre
[L. gaudere, rejoice], INTR.: jump for joy
(rejoice exceedingly). -ziéret, M.: loud
or noisy rejoicer.
gaveg-giàret, TR.: court (woo). -gi-
no}, M.: wooer (lover).
gavétta [?], F.: bundleof musical strings;
wooden bowl} (porringer).
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ga-vigne [cavo], F. PL.: cavity beneath
the armpits where wrestlers grasp one
another. -vin.. = gangol. .
gavonchio [?], M.: marine eel.
gavòtta [Gavots, inhabitant of Gap, in
France], F.: kind of sea-fowl or sea-fish ;
gavot (a dance).
gaz-za [OHG. agalastra (= Ger. elster)],
F.: magpie; (fig.) babbler (chatterer) :
pelare la — senza farla stridere, take ad-
vantage of one without his perceiving it;
— che ha pelata la codat, great cunning.
-garra, F.: joyous uproar. -zélla,
F.: dim. of -za; gazelle (antelope). gaz-
zera, F.: magpie. -zeròttoj, M.: disp.
of -za; stupid fellow.
gazzét-ta [orig. a coin, the cost of the
paper (L. gaza, treasure)], F.: GAZETTE
(newspaper): battere le -te, tremble with
cold. -tdmte, M.: (disp.) eager news-
paper reader ; newspaper writer. -tiére,
M.: (disp.) journalist. -tino, M.: dim.
of -ta: fare un —, essere un —, relate
indiscreetly.
gébof, m.: he-goat.
ge-laménto, M.: congelation (freezing).
"ll-lare [-lo], TR., INTR. : freeze (congeal) ;
quail; curdle}. -lata, F.: frost. -la-
taménte, ADV.: frostily (coldly). -la-
tina, F.: jelly. -latinéso, ADJ.: GEL-
ATINOUS (gelatine). -lato, ADJ.: frozen;
cold (chilly); terrified (frightened); M.:
sherbet (ice-cream).
gèldrat, F.: crowd.
ge-lieidio}, M.: frosty weather. -li-
dézza, F.: state of being frozen; insen-
sibility. gè-lido, ADJ.: GELID (cold,
chilly, frozen). |lgé=lo [L. gelu, cold],
M.: freezing weather; coolnesst; sugar
crust?. -lome, m.: chilblain; aug. of
gelot.
gelo-sieeio, aug. of -so. -saménte,
‘ADV.: jealously; carefully; anxiously.
-sia, F.: jealousy; care; lattice (Per-
sian); apprehension} (anxiety). |lgelé=
so [L. zelosus (zelus, zeal)], ADJ.: jealous
(envious); solicitous; careful; delicate:
affari -st, delicate affairs; — consuetudi-
ne, scrupulous habit.
&èl-saj, F.: mulberry. -séta, F., -séto,
‘M.: land planted with mulberry trees.
-sino, dim. of -so. |lgél~so [L. celsus
(cellere, rise)], M.: mulberry-tree.
gelsomino [Ar. jasmin], M.: JASMINE
"(JESSAMINE).
geme-béndo [-re], ADJ.: lamenting (plain-
“tive).
gemél-lo [L. -lus], M., ADI.: twin: -li,
“(astron.) Gemini.
gé-mere [L.], INTR.: moan (lament,
“groan) ; drop (trickle down); creak ; print
(stamp). -micdre, INTR.: trickle lightly.
generoso
gemi-nére [L. -ni, twins], TR.:-gomi-
‘nate (double). -nattira, F.: action or
effect of geminating. -mazidne, F.:
gemination (reduplication, doubling). -gé-
mi-no, ADJ.: geminous (double); M, PL:
(astron.) twins.
gemire} = gemere.
ge-mitio [-mere], M.: trickling, sweating,
‘gè-mito, M.: moan.
gèm-ma [L.], F.: GEM; eye (of a peacock
feather); bud. -mareij, INTR.: bud
(sprout); gem. -mato, PART.: jewelled
(studded with gems). -métta, dim. of
-ma. -miéra,F.: gem (jewel). -mife-
ro, ADJ.: gemmiferous ; of soil producing
precious stones.
gemònie [L. -monia, sighs], F. PL.: scale
“—, stairway of great prison at Campi-
doglio.
génat, F.: cheek.
gendar-me [Fr. gens d’armes, ‘men at
‘arms’), M.: gendarme; (pop.) carabinier.
-meria, F.: gendarmery.
genea-logia [L.], genealogy. -légico,
“ADJ.: genéalogical. -logista, M.: gene-
alogist. °
generdabi-le [generare], ADJ.: that may
“be engendered. -lità, F.: productive
ness.
gené-broj, M.: juniper-tree.
genera-lato, M.: generalship; rank of
‘general. llgenerà=le [L. .-lis], ADI:
general (universal); M.: general (com-
mander): spacciare pel —, deal in generals
(avoid details); uscir de’ —, come to par-
ticulars. -lissimo, ADJ.: superl. of -le;
M.: generalissimo (general-in-chief). -li-
tà, F.: GENERALITY. -lizzàre, TR:
GENERALIZE. -lménte, ADV.: generally
(almost always); in the greater part.
gene-raménto}, M. : generation. -ràn-
‘te, PART. of -rare. -rére, TR.: generate
(produce, engender). -rativaménte,
ADV. of -rativo. -rativo, ADJ.: genera-
tive. -ratére,M.: generator. -razié-
ne, F.: generation (progeny); kind
(race, species); quality; genesis; pro-
ceeding of second person of Trinity from
the Father. |lgéme-re [L. genus], M.:
GENUS (kind); (gram.) GENDER; species
(nature) ; system: in — (opposed to spe-
cies), in general; un — di vita, coarse
kind of life. -ricaménte, ADV.: GEN-
ERICALLY. genè-rico, ADJ.: generic,
common: attore —, generic actor. -rino,
car. dim. of -re. gène-ro [L. gener], M.:
son-in-law. i
genero-saménte, ADV.: generously.
‘-sità, F.: GENEROSity (magnanimity).
ligeneré-so [L. -sus, noble], ADJ.: gen-
erous (noble, magnanimous): vino —,
strong wine, terreno —, very fertile land.
genesì
génesi [Gr. génesis], F.: genesis; genera-
“tion (birth).
genetliaco [Gr. genethliakés (genéthle,
“pirth)], ADJ.: genethliacal (of or pertain-
ing to nationalities); M.: nativity (birth-
day); calculator of nativities, astrologer.
gengia = gengiva.
gengiòvo}, M.: ginger.
gengi-va [L. gingiva, gum], F.: (anat.)
‘gum. -vétta, car. dim. of -va.
genia [Gr. gened, birth], F.: (disp.) race;
‘multitudet.
ge-nideceio, disp. of -nio. -nifile, ADI.:
“genial (pleasing). -nialità, F.: genial-
ity (sympathy). -nialménte, ADV.:
genially. Ilgè-nio [L. genius], M.: ge-
nius (spirit, demon); genius (talent); incli-
nation (character, temper): andare a —,
please; con —, with satisfaction. -nità-
bilej, ADJ.: generative. -nitàle, ADJ.:
genital: terra —, native land. -nitivo,
M.: genitive case. gé-mito, ADJ.: gen-
erated (born); M.: child (son). -nitére,
M.: father. -nitriee, F.: mother. -ni-
tara, F.: generation (birth); seed.
gennaio [L. Janus], M.: January: sudar
“di —, give one’s self much trouble; fare
sudar di —, cause one to think.
genologia}, F.: GENEALOGY.
&ènovet, F. PL.: ceremonies.
genovi-na [Genova], F.,-mo, M.: Genoese
“coin.
gensomino = gelsomino.
gen-taeeia, -tiglia, r., -tàme, M.:
“disp. of -te; rabble (mob). Ilgèn-te [L.
gens], F.: nation (people, family); men (per-
sons): far —, assemble; smettere di far
—, cease making one’s self noticed ; cease
being eccentric ; — grande, camicia corta,
one who pretends to be rich and is really
not; — di scarriera, vagabonds; — @
piede, o a cavallo, militia. -terèlla,
disp. of -te. -til-dénna, F.: lady. -tile,
ADJ.: genteel (courteous, pleasing); gentle
(tame) ; delicate (weak, tender); M.: gen-
tile (heathen, pagan): colore —, rather
pale; panno molto —, very soft cloth ;
terra —, fruitful earth; fico —, fig of
delicate flavour; carne —, tender meat.
-tilescaménte, ADV.: heathenly. -ti-
lésco, pl. —schi, ADI.: pagan. -tilési-
mo, M.: gentilism (paganism). -tilétto,
ADJ.: pretty (nice, neat). -tilézza, F.:
gentility (nobility); courtesy (affability) ;
grace; paganism (gentilism). -tilino, car.
dim. of -tile. -tilire, TR.: ennoble (make
genteel). -tilita, F.: gentilism (heathen-
ism). -tilizia, F.: gentility (nobility).
-tilizio, ADJ.: of a noble family. -til-
ménte, ADV.: gently (nobly, courteous-
ly, gracefully). -tilòmo, -tiluòmo,
M.: gentleman (nobleman). -tilòttoj,M.:
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gentleman. -tina,dim.of-te. -tieeia,
disp. of -te. -tueeifiecia, —eee, F.:
disp. of -tuccia; dregs of the rabble.
genu-flessiéne, F.: genuflection (kneel-
‘ing). -flèsso, PART.: kneeling. |l=flèt-
tere []. L. -flectere (genus, knee, flectere,
bend)], IRR.; INTR.: kneel (bend one’s
knees).
ge-nuinaménte, ADV.: genuinely (truly).
-nuinita, F.: genuineness. ||-nuino
[L.-nuinus], ADJ.: genuine (natural, true):
andare, venir —, be sincere.
enzià-na [L. gentiana], F.: gentian,
bitterwort. -mima, F.: gentianin (ex-
tract of gentian).
geo- [Gr. gaia, earth] : -desia [Gr. daisia,
“division], F.: geodesy. -dético, ADI.:
geodetical. -gonia [Gr. goné, genera-
tion], F.: geogony. -grafia [Gr. grd-
phein, write], F.: geography. -grafico,
ADJ.: geographical. gedé-grafo, M.:
geographer. -logia [Gr. légos, science],
F.: geology. -légico, ADJ.: geological.
geò-logo, M.: geologist. -mante [Gr.
manteta, divination], M.: geomancer.
-mantico, ADJ.: geomantic. -manzia,
F.: geomancy (kind of divination). geò-
metra, M.: geometrician ; land-surveyor.
-metria [Gr. métron, measure], F.: ge-
ometry. -metricaménte, ADV.: geo-
metrically. -métrico, ADJ.: geometri.
cal. geò-metroij, M.: geometrician.
geò-rgica [Gr. érgon, work], F.: Georgie
(treatise on agriculture); Georgics (poems
of Virgil). -rgichétta, dim. of -rgica.
geò-rgico, ADI.: georgic. -rgòfilo [Gr.
érgon, work, philés, lover], M.: one who
is fond of agriculture. -stàtica [Eng.
static], F.: geostatics.
geranio [L. -nium], M.: geranium.
ge-rarca [Gr. hierdrches], M.: HIERARCH
“(high- priest, head): supremo —, pope.
-rarchia, F.: hierarchy (church-govern-
ment); order of angels; intriguej. -rdr-
chico, ADJ.: hierarchical.
gere=-mia [Jeremiah], M.: one who la-
“ments; one who predicts misfortunes.
-midta, F.: long sorrowful discourse.
gerénte [L. gerens, carrying], M.: man-
“ager.
gerfàlcoi, M.: gerfalcon.
&èrgo [OFr. gargon], M.: jargon (slang,
“cant, argot).
gèrla [L. gerula, porter], F.: buck-basket
“(dorser, pannier).
ger-màna, F.: sister (full sister). -mana-
‘méntej, ADV.: sincerely (truly); broth-
erly. |l-mano [L. -manus], ADI.: real
(true, sincere); M.: brother; wild-duck:
cugino —, cousin-german.
gèr-me [L. -men], M.: germ, seed (fig.)
“son (offspring, descendant). -minàre,
germinare
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TR., INTR.: germinate (sprout): procreate
(produce). -minativo, ADI. : capable of
germinating (germinative). -minaziéne,
F.: germination. -mogliaménto, M.:
budding (sprouting). -moglidre, INTR.:
bud (sprout, blossom). -méglio, M.: bud
(sprout, shoot, blossom).
gero-glificare, INTR.: make hieroglyph-
“ics. [l-gIfifico [L. hieroglyphicus (Gr.
hierés, sacred, gliphein, carve)], ADI.:
HIEROGLYPHIC; M.: hieroglyph.
gerrettiéra} = giarrettiera.
gèrsat, F.: kind of rouge or paint.
gerandio [L. -dium], M.: gerund.
gesminoj = gelsomino.
ges-sdio, M.: plaster-vender; maker of
“plaster figures. -saidlo, M.: maker of
plaster. -sare, TR.: plaster; chalk (of
wine). -sato, PART.: plastered. -sétto,
M.: chalk. |igés-so [L. gypsum], M.: gyp-
sum; plaster. -séso, ADJ.: plastered.
gés-ta, F. PL.: GESTS (notable actions,
“achievements, exploits); SING.: expedition
(enterprise); army}; race (progeny)t: le
Canzoni di Gesta, les Chansons de Geste
(OFr. Romances). -ta&re, TR.: bear
(carry). -taziéne, F.: gestation. -teg-
giare}, INTR.: gesticulate. -ticola-
ménto, M.: gesticulation. -ticolare,
INTR.: gesticulate (make gestures). -ti-
colazione, F.: gesticulation. -tié-
ne, F.: management (administration of
affairs). -tire, INTR.: make gestures.
gés-to [L. -tus (gerere, bear, perform)],
M.: gesture (movement); achievement (ex-
ploit); management (care, administra-
tion). -tére, M.: manager (administra-
tor).
Gesù, m.: Jesus Christ: buona notte —,
good-bye to it (when a thing is lost or
ruined); far —, join the hands in an atti-
tude of prayer. -ato, M.: member of the
order of St. Jerome. -ita, M.: Jesuit
(member of Society of Jesus); impostor.
-iticaménte, ADV.: jesuitically; craf-
tily. -itico, ADJ.: jesuitical (belonging
to the Jesuits); crafty (false, deceitful).
get-taménto}, M.: throwing (hurling).
‘II-t&re [L. jactare], TR.: throw (fling;
cast); cast out; vomit; REFL.: throw
one’s self (upon); let one’s self fall (from);
give}: — in carta, sulla carta, write; —
fuori, vomit ; — un sospiro, heave a sigh;
— via, cast off, give away; — le parole
al vento, lament in vain; — il proprio,
squander one’s money; — motto, mention
(talk of); — Pabaco, cast accounts; —
Vocchio, glance; — a tergo, take no ac-
count of; — buona o mala ragione, ad-
duce good or bad reasons; — I inchio-
ee write nonsense; — in preghiera,
ay; gettarsi via, go mad, get angry.
germinativo
ghiara
-tdta, F.: cast (throw); sprout, shoot (of
a plant). -tatèllo, M.: foundling (bas-
tard). -tato, PART.: thrown: abito che
par — a suo dosso, dress which suits one
exactly. -tatére, M.: squanderer; caster
(of metals). gèt-titof, M.: throwing
(casting); vomiting ; expectoration (spit-
ting). gét-to, M.: throw (cast); jet
(gushing-forth); sprout (shoot of a plant);
stalk (stem of flowers); plaster} (mortar);
incrustationt : far — d’ una cosa, throw a
thing away (waste or squander a thing);
far —, lighten a ship in a storm (throw
overboard); fare il —t, divide, share (of
calculators); il primo —, rough copy
(first draught); far di —, cast metals,
-téne, M.: counter (at cards).
ghéffot, M.: balcony (projection).
ghéppio [?], M.: kestrel, bird of prey.
gheriglio [Gr. kdrion], M.: kernel of a
nut.
gher-minélla, F.: juggler’s trick (leger-
demain). |l-mire [gremire], TR.: catch;
snatch (with claws or talons). -mitére,
M., -mitriee, F.: catcher (snatcher).
gherofan. .{ = garofan. .
gheréne [OHG. gero, point of a lance],
M.: gusset (bit, piece): pigliarsela per un
—, run away.
ghétta [?], F.: gaiter (leggins).
ghétto [Heb. ghet, divorce], M.: ghetto
(Jews’ quarter); Jews of a city: fare un
—, make a great tumult by all speaking
at once.
ghézzo [?], ADI.: black, swarthy (of a
grape about to mature); M.: kind of
mushroom; filth; kind of crow; negro.
ghiabaldanat, F.: toy (trifle).
ghiae-eéscot, ADJ.: icy (frozen, cold).
-eifia, F.: ice-house. -etdio, M.: GLA-
CIER. -eiare, TR., INTR.: freeze (con-
geal). |lghide-eio [L. glacies, ice],
ADJ.: icy (frozen); M.: ice. -eiuòloj,
M.: icicle; split or crack (in jewels).
ghiaeérej = giacere.
ghiadof}, M.: excessive cold; ice; knife.
ghiaggiuòloj, M.: iris (sword-grass).
ghid-ia [L. glarea], F.: gravel (pebble).
-idta, F.: act of scattering gravel;
gravel-road. -iéso, ADJ.: gravelly (sandy).
-idttolo, M.: small gravel (sand). -itz-
za, dim. of -ia.
ghidn-da [L. glans], F.: acorn; mast;
acorn-formed projectile; manner of curs-
ingt: — unguentaria, medicinal fruit.
-déia, F.: jay, jackdaw. -daidtto,
dim. of -daia. -dellinoft, dim. of -da.
-difero, ADJ.: producing acorns. -di-
na, F.: dim. of -da; vase for odorous
essences. ghidn-dolaf, F.: gland. -die-
eia, -dizza}, disp. of -da,
ghiàraj= ghiaia.
ghiarabaldana
nothing (trifle).
pebbly bed (of a
ghiarabaldanaf, F.:
ghiaréto [ghiaia], M.:
river).
ghiazzerinoj, M.: cuirass (coat of mail,
habergeon).
ghiazzeruòla, F.:
ancient ship).
ghibellino [emperor of Weibelingen],
ADJ., M.: Ghibelline (favourer of the
German emperor: 12-18. Cent.).
ghiéra [?], F.: ferrule, ring of iron; kind
of dart}; medicine composed of aloest.
ghierabaldana} = ghiarabaldana.
ghierato [ghiera], ADI.: furnished with
ferrule.
ghiévat = ghiova.
ghigliotti-na [Dr. Guillotin], F.:
lotine. -nére, TR.: guillotine.
ghi-gna, F.: sinister, bad face; hold, im-
pudent face. -gnéaeeia, disp. of -gna.
ll-gnare [?], INTR.: sneer; grin. -gna-
ta, F.: burst of derisive laughter. -gna-
térej, M.: sneerer. -gnazzare, INTR.:
laugh loudly (burst out laughing). -gnet-
tino, dim. of -gnetto. -gnétto, dim. of
«gno. -gno, M.: sarcastic or malicious
laugh (sneer); jester (banterer) ; fiatter-
ing, fawning smilej.
pinnace (kind of an
guil-
ghin-darejf, TR.: hoist. -dazzot, M.:
top-rope.
ghinéa [Guinea], F.: guinea; kind of
dimity cloth.
ghingheri [agghindare], ADV.:
knocked ; clothed finely.
ghio [?], M.: boom-sail.
ghiét-ta, F.: dripping-pan. -taeeio,
disp. of -to. -taménte, ADV.: greedily
(gourmandly). -teréllo, dim. of -to.
-terellino, dim. of -terello. ||lghidt-
to [L. glut(t)o], M.: gourmand (GLUTTON);
ADJ.: gluttonous; covetous: cibo —, food
for gourmands; un boccone —, good dish.
-toneèllo, dim. of -tone. -téne, aug.
of -to. -toneria, F.: glutton’s food;
gluttony; wickedness (iniquity). -tornia,
F.: gluttony (avidity, greediness). -ti-
me, M.: glutton’s food.
ghiòzzo [L. gobius], M.: gudgeon (small
fresh-water fish); blockhead (clown);
drop}: — d@’ acquat, nothing, very small
drop.
ghiribiz-zare, INTR.: fancy (imagine).
-zatére, M.: whimsical, fantastical per-
son. ghiribiz-zo [ghiro, bizzarro], M.:
whim (caprice, fancy). -z6so, ADJ.: whim-
sical (fantastical, capricious).
ghirigoro [ghiro], M.: flourish (with the
pen): camminare a —, walk in a zigzag
manner.
ghirlan-da [?], F.: garland (wreath);
(astron.}) constellation (crown): morire
colla —, die a virgin (die unmarried).
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-daio, M.: one who makes or sel's gar-
_lands. -dfreij, TR.: crown with a gar-
land. -dèllaj, F.: small garland. -dét-
ta, car. dim. of -da.
ghiro [L. glis], M.: dormouse.
ghirénda [giro], F.: hurdy-gurdy.
ghisa [Ger. giessen, pour], F.: cast-iron.
gia, IMPERF. of gire, go.
già [L. jam], apv.: formerly, once (in for-
mer days); already, now; yes; certainly
(truly): di —, formerly; al tempo di —},
in the most ancient time; —t, of dead
people, late. -cehé -é, ADV.: since that,
since; because; now that.
giaccheray}, F.: trick (joke); spavin.
giacchiàta [giacchio], F.: cast of the
net.
giacchio [L. jaculum, javelin], M.: cast-
‘ing-net (trammel): gettare il — tondo, be
impartial; gettare il — sulla siepe, do a
thing without profit.
giaeeiot, M.: ice; den of the stag or
“hart.
gia-eénte, PART.: situated; lying ex-
“tended: eredità —, unclaimed estate.
ll-eére [L. jacere], IRR.$; INTR.: lie
down; be situated; dependt, consist: gut
giace, (of a discourse) the point. -eiglio,
M.: paillasse (straw-bed); kennel. -ei-
méntof, M.: lying down; (fig.) forget-
fulness.
$ Ind.: Pres. gidccio, gidct, gidce; giac-
(clikmo, giacéte, giacciono. Pret. gidc-qui,
«que ; -quero. Subj.: Pres, gidccia.
gia-eintino, M.: kind of precious stone.
‘Il-einto [Gr. hudkinthos], M.: hyacinth.
giaei-téio, M.: place for lying down
“(bed, lair). |l-tvira [giacere], F.: act of
lying down (posture); manner, place and
position of lying down; (poet.) placing of
the accent; attitudet, movement}. pia-
ei-iito, PART.: lying down (stretched
out).
giaco [?], M.: coat of mail (cuirass).
giacula-tòria [L.jaculatorius], F.: short
‘prayer.
giaggiòlo [L. gladiolus, little sword], M.:
iris:
giagugro [Braz. yaguara], M.: JAGUAR.
giallamina [L. calamina], F.: calamine.
gial-lastro, ADJ.: yellowish. -leggiàn-
‘te, PART.: yellowish. -leggiére, INTR.:
grow yellow (turn yellow, be yellowish).
-létto, dim. of -lo. -lézza, F.: yellow-
ness (yellow). -lieeio, ADJ., M.: yel-
low. -ligno, ADJ.: pale yellow. -lino,
car. dim. of -lo. ||gidl-lo [L. galbus],
ADJ., M.: YELLOW. -légno, -légnolo,
ADJ.: of a faint or pale yellow. -loli-
no, M.: dry colour used in mixtures.
-lére}, M.: yellowness (paleness, sallow-
ness); JAUNDice. -lo=santo, M.: JAUN-
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dice. -lo=sfinto, M.: yellow colour ex-
tracted from a plant. -Itieeio, dim. of
-lo. -Iltime, M.: excessive yellowness;
yellow-spot ; gold money.
giam-baref, INTR. : jest (jeer, laugh at).
“-beggiare, TR.: mock. giàm-bico,
ADI. : iambic. ||-bo [Gr. idmbos, stroke],
M.: iambic: dare il — u uno, deride
(laugh at); volere il — di qualcuno, have
sport with one.
giammai [già, mai], ADI. : never (at no
time).
giamméngola |, F.: bagatelle (trifle,
“toy).
giandarm. . (pop.) = gendarm. .
gian-nétta [?], F.: lance (spear, dart);
‘cane. -nettàrio} = -nettiere. -net-
tata, F.: blow with the lance or spear.
-nettière, M.: lancer (spearman, pike-
man). -nettina, dim. of -netta.
giannéttoj, M.: genet (kind of Spanish
“stallion).
giannetténe, aug. of age
giannizzero [fr. Turk.], M.: janissary
“(Turkish soldier); official at the Roman
chancery.
gianse-nismo [Giansenio], M.: Jansen-
‘ism. -nista, M.: Jansenist; rigorist.
giara [fr. Ar.], F.: JAR; cup (vase).
giardaj, F.: spavin (puffed sinews) ;
“mockery (joke); trick.
giardi-naggio, M.: art of cultivating gar-
“dens. -nétto, M.: car. dim. of -no; fruit
(in 2 lodging-house pastry); ice-cream of
different colours. -miéra, F.: gardener’s
wife; herb-woman ; pot of flowers (flower-
stand); kind of carriage; necklacet.
-nière, M.: GARDENER. giardi-no
[Ger. garten], M.: GARDEN ; paradise (love-
ly country); cesspool (water-closet)f.
giardéne}, aug. of giarda.
giarétta, dim. of -giara.
giarrettiéra [Fr. jarretiére], F.: GAR-
“TER: ordine della —, order of the garter.
giarrof, M.: JAR (pitcher).
giattanza}, -tanzia, F.: JACTANCY
(vainglory, brag). -tviray, F.: ill-luck;
destruction (loss).
giàvat, F.: store-room of a ship.
giavazzo (Gr. gagdtes], M.: black bitumen.
giavellòtto [?], M.: javelin.
gib-ba {, F., -bof [L. -bus], M.: hunch
“(protuberance, hump); eminence (height).
-bosita, F.: gibbousness. -béso, ADJ.:
humped (gibbous; hunchbacked); ele-
vated (raised).
gibèrna [?], F.: cartridge-box; one
giche-ro [Sp. chicharo, pea], M.: colo-
cassia. -réso, ADJ.: full of colocassia.
giga [Ger. geige], F.: ancient musical in-
‘strument; jig (dancing air).
gigan-tdceio, aug. of -te. llgigàn-te
giocare
[L. gigans], M.: giant: entrare nel —,
oppose a thing, be obstinate. -teggià-
re, INTR.: be gigantic; (fig.) surpass
(surmount)}. -tèo}, ADJ.: gigantic. -te-
scaménte, ADV.: in a giantlike manner.
-tésco, ADJ.: gigantic; disproportion-
ate. -téssa, F.: giantess.
gigli-feeo, ADI.: lilaceous (like a lily).
“fto, ADJ.: lilied; marked or strewn with
lilies; sowed with liliesf. -éto, M.: bed
of lilies. -étto, M.: dim. of -0; kind of
lace. |lgigli-o [L. lilium], m.: lily;
flower-de-luce; (fig.) emblem of purity.
gilda [Gilda, cap. of Libbia], F.: kind of
‘odourous water.
gin [Eng.], M.: gin.
gineeòo [Gr. gunaiketon (guné, woman)],
"M.: gyneceum (part of a house for
women); feminine conservatory f.
gi-népraj, F.: juniper-berry. -ne-
“praio, M.: place planted with juniper
trees; labyrinth (intrigue, intricacy).
ll-népro [L. juniperus], M.: juniper-
tree.
giné-stra [L. genista], F.: broom-plant
‘(GENET). -strélla, F.: "dying broom.
-stréto, M.: place abounding in genets.
-strévole, ADJ.: broomy (full of broom).
-strina = -strella. -stréne, M.: kind of
broom.
gingiat} = gengiva.
gingil-lare, INTR., REFL.: waste one’s
“time on trifles (procrastinate). -lino,
M.: one who makes his way through base-
ness or hypocrisy. llgingil-lo [L. cin-
gillum, small girdle], M. : trifle (toy, play-
thing); trifling-work; small picklockj.
-léne, M.: one who wastes his time (tri-
fler).
gingiva = gengiva.
gin-nasidle, adj. of -nasio. |l-nasio
“[L. gumnasium], M.: gymnasium (school
below the lyceum ; class. hale
school). -néstica [Gr. gumnastés], F.
gymnastics. -mastico, ADJ.: gymnastic.
ginnétto [?], M.: genet (Spanish stallion).
gin-nico (Gr. gumnikés], ADI.: gymnic
“(of athletic exercises). -nosofista [Gr.
gumno-sophistés], M. : gymnosophist.°
ginoc-chidta, F.: blow with the knee.
-chiéllo, M.: hog’s foot; knee-plate;
wound in the knee of a horse. -chino,
car. dim. of -chio. |lginde=chio, pl.
-chi or (f.) -chia [L. genuculum, dim. of
genu], M.: knee. -chiénei, -chiéni,
ADV.: kneeling (upon one’s knees).
giòt, INTERJ.: get up, go on (to horses):
‘andare —, go softly or gently.
giocacchiare = = giocucchiare.
gio-cére, IRR. §; TR.: play (sport); wa-
ger (stake) ; risk losing (lose) ; joke (jest);
rob (cheat)} ; ; speak jestingly (rail): — di
giocata
bastone, know how to use a stick, beat
(cudgel); — di furberia, d’ ingegno, di ma-
lizia, play with sagacity ; — di maestria,
play in a masterly manner; — di mano,
play with skill; (jesting) cheat ;
netto, fair play; — sul sicuro, be sure
of winning; — di spada, know how
to handle a sword; — d'autorità, use
authority, act by authority ; — d’ una cosa,
make fun of a thing. -cdta, F.: con-
tinual game; stake; manner of playing.
-catàeeia, disp. of -cata. -catina, car.
dim. of -cata. -catordeeio, disp. of
-catore. -catére, M., -catrice, F.:
player (gamester). -catoréne, aug. of
-catore. -cattolo, M.: useful toys or
trinkets. -cherellàre, INTR.: play little
and at intervals. -chettino, dim. of
-chetto. -chétto, dim. of -co. ligiò=
co [L. jocus], M.: game (play, diver-
sion); athletic exercise; JOKE (jest);
mode of action or proceeding; art
(artifice, trick): far —, deride (make fun
of); brutto or cattivo —, base trick; ogni
bel — dura poco, continued jesting
wearies; chi ha cattivo — rimescola le
carte, who is poor desires a revolution of
things; — di parole, pun; — marziale,
war; a buon —f, seriously; a —, for a
joke (for fun); — della cieca, blindman’s-
buff. -co=fòrza, ADV.: esser —, be
necessary. -colare, INTR.: play tricks
(amuse one’s self). -colatére, M., -co-
latriee, F.: jumper. -colino, dim. of
-c0. gidco-lof, M.: sport (jest).
$ Înd.: Pres. gi(u)d-co, -chi, etc. : (u)d ac-
cented$ wo, unaccented.
giocon-daménte, ADV.: merrily (joy-
fully). -dére, TR.: render joyful (re-
joice); enjoy one’s self. -dévolet, ADI.:
pleasing (delightful, rejoicing)}. -dézza,
-dità, F.: jocundity (joy, mirth). ||gio-
eén-do [L. jucundus, pleasant, agree-
able], ADI. : jocund (joyful, gay, merryj);
flourishing (of plants).
gio-cosaménte, ADV.: JOCOSELY (mer-
‘rily). -cosità, F.: jocoseness (mirth,
gatety). ll-céso [-co], ADJ.: jocose (play-
ful, merry) ; burlesque (of writers) ; (mus.)
comic, cheerful (allegro) ; content. -cue-
chiàre, INTR.: play (freq.); play some.
«ciieeio, M.: little sport; little diver-
sion.
giocul. . = giocol. .
gio-~géia [L. jugalia], F.: dewlap (of
‘oxen); chain (of mountains); nape of the
neck}. -gAtico, M.: amount paid neigh-
bours for ploughing a field with their own
oxen.
ogant.. = gigant. .
Lene ie mixed with darnel.
giò-gliot, m. : darnel.
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gié-go [L. jugum], M.: yoke; (fig.); slav-
“ery (servitude); tutelage, guardianship ;
peak of a mountain. -gésoy, ADJ.: moun-
tainous (girded with mountains).
gid-ia [L. gaudia, pl. of gaudium], r.:
‘Joy (gladness, delight); precious stone
(JEWEL); (iron.) jewel ; a reinforce of
the mouth of a cannon: bella, cara —,
tiresome person; — mia, my love (my
jewel); far —t, rejoice; far — a unof,
entertain or feast one. -idle, ADJ.: joy-
ous (happy). -ialità, F.: joyousness.
-iante, PART.: joyful (merry). -iellare,
TR.: ornament with jewels; set or em-
bellish jewels. -iellato, ADJ.: adorned
or ornamented with jewels. -ielleria,
F.: jeweler’s art; jewel-store. -ielliére,
M.: jeweler. -iellino, dim. of -iello.
-iéllo, M.: jewel; an excellent, lovable
person; very valuable thing. -iétta,
dim. of -ia. -iéref, M.: joy (contentment,
mirth). -iosaménte, ADV.: joyfully.
-iosétto, ADJ.: somewhat joyful. -i6s0,
ADJ.: joyful (merry); vigorous (flourish-
ingj). -ire, INTR.: be in joy (rejoice).
gidlitoy, M.: enjoyment (pleasure); re-
pose.
giollàrot, M.: buffoon.
giomèllaj, F.: two handfuls.
giorgeriai, F.: bravery (valour).
giorgina [Georgi, Russian scientist], F.:
dahlia (a flower).
gior-naeceio, disp. of -no. -nalaeeio,
“disp. of -nale. -nfle [-no], M.: journal
(newspaper; diary); day-book; ADJ.: DI-
URNALT (daily). -nalétto, -nalino,
car. dim. of -nale. -nalière, M.: day-la-
bourer (workman); ADJ.: daily. -naliè-
ro, ADJ.: daily. -nalîsta, M.: jour-
nalist. -nalménte, ADV.: daily. -na-
liieeio, disp. of -nale. -nfinte, F.:
day-girl; turn at service (in the Brothers
of Mercy). -narèllo, iron. or car. dim.
of -no. -nata [-no], F.: term of a day;
days work; daily gain (daily income or
revenue); days journey; field-battle
(fight); epoch, period, day (of Bible);
life (human existence): Ze Cinque -nate,
battles against Austrians in 1848; far —,
come to a battle; compiere la sua —,
die; vivire alla —, live without thought
of the future ; alla —, in —, daily (every
day, by the day); a gran —, swiftly
(quickly). -matdeeia, disp. of -nata.
-natina, car. or iron. dim. of -nata.
-néa [Fr. journée from -nata], F.: ancient
coat; soldier’s cloak ; robe (clerical vest-
ment): mettersi la —, undertake to main-
tain a thing with great arrogance. ||giér=
no [L. diurnus, of the DAY]; M.: day;
midday; daybreak; time; life (exist-
ence); a —, at daybreak; a -nî, some
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days, at times; a’ miei —, in my day (in
my youth); buon —, good day (good morn-
ing); di — in —, from day to day; di —,
during the day ; essere, stare in —, be up-
to-date (be posted on daily events); farsi
—;become daylight ; fare di notte —, work
at night and sleep during the day; — ert-
tico, critical day (of the sick); — nero or
magro, fish-day; il gran —, judgment
day; ogni — ne passa uno, gently life
passes away ; tutt’ 1 -ni, every day (always,
continually).
giòs-tra [Prov. jostar (L. juxta, near)],
‘F.: JOUST (tournament); trick (decep-
tion); jestt; skirmish}. -trante, m.:
tilter. -trare, INTR.: have a joust, tilts
roam about, dispute, strive; cheat (de-
ceive); combatt; wound}. -tratére,
M.: combatant (champion, tilter). -tré-
ne, M.: one who roams about.
Giòtto, M.: Giotto (famous painter): fare
un O come —, draw a circle with a steady
hand; tondo come lO di —, round as the
O of — (ie. dull in comprehending, cred-
ulous).
giovaménto [giovare], M.: aid (relief);
“utility, advantage.
gio-vanaeceio, M.: disp. of -vane; wild
‘young man. -vanfgliat, F.: multitude
of youths; youth. -vanastro, M.: wild,
reckless youth. |gié-vane [L. juve-
nis], ADJ.: youthful (young); tender;
new; careless (incautious) ; M., F.: young
man (youth); young woman: — tempof,
spring. -vaneggiéàret, INTR.: play
the youth (act a boy). -vanéllof, -va-
néscoj, ADJ.: young (youthful). -va-
nétto, ADJ.: youthful; M.: youth; young
giostra
man. -vanézza, F.: youth; thought-
lessness} ; juvenile pleasurej. -vanile,
ADJ.: JUVENILE (young). -vanilmén-
te, ADV.: youthfully (in a youthful man-
ner). -vanino, car. dim. of -vane. -va-
nottino, car. or iron. dim. of -vanotto.
-vanòtto, M.: aug. of -vane or -vine:
bachelor.
giova-re [L. juvare], INTR.: be useful;
“be of use; AID (help ; favour); pleasej: a
che giova? of what use? to what purpose?
‘mì giova credere, I am ready to believe;
giova sperare, it is well to hope. -tivot,
ADJ.: useful; pleasing. -téreij, M., -tri-
<e, F.: helper (aider).
Giòve [L. Jovem], M.: Jove (Jupiter).
giove-di [L. Jovis dies, day of Jove],
M.: Thursday.
gio-vènca, F.: heifer. ||-vénco [L. ju-
“vencus], M.: young steer (bullock).
giove-nézza, F.: youth. -mile, ADI.:
“juvenile (of a youth). |l-mtw [L. juven-
tus], F.: youth; youths (number of young
persons).
girella
gio-veréeeio [-vare], ADI.: pleasing
“(agreeable). -vévole, ADI. : helpful (prof-
itable). -vevolézzat, F.: utility (use,
advantage). -vevolménte, ADV.: use-
fully (profitably, advantageously).
gio-vifile [Giove], ADI. : jovial (pleasant);
‘of Jove}. -vialità, r. : jovialty (gaiety),
-vialéne, aug. of -viale.
giovin.. = giovan. .
gira [girare], F.: indorsement (of a prom-
‘’issory note); turning} (turn, revolution).
-capo [-re, capo, head], M.: dizziness
(vertigo). -dito [-re, dito, turning about
the finger], M.: whitlow.
giraffa [Ar. garrafah], F.: giraffe.
gira-ménto [-re], M.: vertigo; rotation}
“(revolution). -méndo [-re, rove, mondo,
world], M.: vagabond (tramp). girà-n-
dola, F.: catherine-wheel (firework);
voluble and fickle person; turning or
wheeling round; intrigue (perplexity,
maze); fancy (chimera, fanciful conceit) ;
strange thought (caprice): dar foco alla
—, say what one thinks, decide or resolve
on a certain proposition; dar nelle -ndole
go mad. -randolare, INTR.: roam about
(rove); turnt (wheel); fancy} (muse);
craftily find}. -ndolétta, -ndolina,
dim. of -ndola. -ndolino, m.: fickle
person; weathercock. -mdoléna, F.,
-ndoléne, M.: roamer.
girànio = geranio.
gi-rante, M.: indorser. ||-rare [-ro],
“tr.: turn (wheel, whirl); encircle (sur-
round, enclose); revolve; (fig.) be care-
ful or cautious; circulate (of money);
wind (of streets); get spoiled (of wine);
feel giddy; have extravagant ideas (be
capricious) ; get angry}: — una cambia-
le, indorse a note; — di bordo, — largo,
avoid a difficulty; — nella memoria, nel-
la mente, remember. -raròsto [-rare,
arrosto], M.: spit (roasting-jack). -ra-
séle [-rare, sole], M.: sunflower; gira-
solet (opal-stone). -rdta, F.: turn (rev-
olution); hand (at cards); circulation;
indorsement. -ratàrio, M.: the person
in whose favour a note is indorsed; first
indorser. -ratina, F.: dim. of -rata;
short walk. -rativot, ADJ.: circular
(that turns about). -rato, PART.: arro-
sto —, cooked on the spit. -ratdna,
aug. of -rata. -ravòlta [-rare, volta],
F.: quick turn (turning); gyration (wind-
ing). -ravoltàre, INTR.: turn about.
-raziénef, F.: gyration (turning around).
sire [L. ire], DEFECT.§ ; INTR. : (poet.) £0;
(fig.)t die. i
SUD Pri elia sl Lat die o
£0. Cond. wire. Sabla Pree pine Part.
gito,
gi-rélla [-ro], F.: disc (to play with);
girellaio
pulley; (fig.) voluble person; political
backslider ; rowel of a spurt; wheel} (of
cheese); capricet (whim) ; weathercock}:
dare nelle -relle, go crazy. -relldiot,
M.: maker or vender of discs or pulleys;
(fig.) inconstant fellow. -rellare, INTR.:
take short walks for diversion. -relli-
na, dim. of -rella. -rèllo, M.: heart
or bottom of an artichoke; round-steak ;
ring; circlet; whitlow}. -rellonare,
INTR.: walk about continually (loaf). -rel-
léna, r., -relléne, M.: loafer. -ret-
tino, dim. of -retto. -rétto, dim. of
-ro. -révole, ADJ.: that can turn, easi-
ly turning; fickle (inconstant, voluble).
girifàlco, girfàlco} [Ger. geier, vul-
‘ture, falk, hawk], M.: gerfalcon.
girigògolo [?], M.: flourish with the pen.
gi-ro [L. gyrus, circle], M.: GYRE (circu-
‘lar motion, turn, rotation); circle (cir-
cumference, circuit); complete turn; cir-
cular voyage or journey; circulation (of
money, etc.) ; brim (of a vase); circular
rows: în —, about, around, by turns; il
— del viso, contour of one’s face; — del
periodo, disposition of words in a sen-
tence; per —, roundabout. -rénda =
ghironda. -réne,M.: aug. of -ro: andar
a — or -roni, ramble about. -ronzàre,
-ronzolare, INTR.: ramble or wander
about. -ròvago, ADJ.: vagabond (rov-
ing or rambling).
gi-ta [gire], F.: excursion; jaunt: far
“—+ take exercise (walk about). -terél-
la, car. dim. of -ta.
gito}, PART.: gone.
gittaibnej, M.: (bot.) coriander.
gitta.. = getta. .
git-to}, M.: throw; jet; mortar; ADV.:
“precisely (exactly, directly).
gitténe}, M.: coriander-seed.
giù [giuso], aDv.: down, below; down
‘with: — di lì, about there; approximately ;
andar —, go down; go out of use; grow
worse in health; lose interest; mandar
—, swallow; believe; ruinj; ridar —,
get sick again, get worse; tirarla — a
uno, slander one behind his back.
giab-ba [fr. Ar.], F.: swallow-tailed coat
‘(dress-coat); mane; petticoat. -bae-
eia, disp. of -ba. -berèlloj = -bettino;
dim. of -betto. -bétta = -betto. -bétte,
F. PL.: gibbet (gallows). -bettina, -bet-
tino, car. dim. of -betta, -betto. -bétto,
M.: dressing-jacket; gibbet.
giub-bilare [L. jubilare], INTR.: re-
‘joice; TR.: grant a pension (give a sine-
cure). -bilazidéne, F.: rejoicing (feast-
ing, jubilation). -biléo, M.: jubilee.
-bilésof, ADJ.: overjoyed.
giub-boneòllo, dim. of -bone. ||-béne
‘[ba], M.: coat of coarse cloth.
giulivo
giubil. . = giubbil. .
giuca. .} = gioca. .
giuc-caréllo, -cheréllo, dim. sf -co.
-càta, F : foolish action. -cheria, F.:
senselessness. gitie=co [?], ADI.: fool-
ish (silly). i
giu-déico, ADI. : Jewish. -daîsmo, M.:
Judaism. -daizzdre, INTR.: judaize.
\l-déo [Judea], M.: Jew (Israelite); ADI. :
Judaic.
giudi-cabile, ADI.: judicable (which
can be judged). -caméntof, M.: judg-
ment (decree, opinion); penalty (punish-
ment). -care, TR.: judge (pass judg-
ment upon, decide); condemn}; leave,
will (bequeath in testaments)}; desire to
be. -cativo, ADJ.: judicative, judiciary.
-càto }, M.: judgment; jurisdiction; dis-
trict of a judge. -catére, M.,-catrice,
F.: judge (decider)}. -catòrio, ADJ.:
judicatory (judicial); of judiciary astrol-
ogy. -catura, F.: judicature, office,
dignity (of a judge). -caziòéne, F.:
judgment (sentence). Ilgifidi-ee [L.
judex], M.: judge (magistrate); doctor of
laws}; jurisprudent. -chevolméntef,
ADV.: justly (judiciously). -ei..=-zi..
-zidle, ADJ.: judicial; of judicial astrol-
ogy}. -zialménte, ADV.: judicially.
-ziàriaj, F.: jurisdiction of a judge.
-zidrio, ADJ.: judiciary (judicial); m.:
astrologer. giudi-zio, M.: judgment
(reasoning, understanding); court of jus-
tice (tribunal)} ; indicationt (sign). -zié-
so, ADJ.: judicious (prudent). -ziosa-
méntef, ADV.: judiciously.
giuggiare}, TR.: judge (decide).
giaggio-la [L. jujuba], F.: fruit of the
jujube-tree: andare in broda di -le,
show great content. -lèna, F.: (uncom.)
the plant sesame. -lino, ADJ.: jujube-
coloured (yellowish-red). gitiggio-lo,
M.: jujube-tree. peso
giagnere, etc. = giungere, etc.
gia-gno [L. Junius], M.: June.
giu-golare, -gulàre [L. jugularis],
“ADJ.: jugular.
giulédro = giullare.
giu-lebbare, TR.: cook in sugar (of
“fruit); sweeten too much. ||-lèbbe [I. L.
julapium], -1èbbot, M.: julep : -lebbo lun-
got, prolix discourse.
git-lia}, F.: kind of odorous herb. -lià-
“nat, F.: soup of herbs and vegetables;
gillyflower.
giulidnzat, F.: jollity (joy).
gialiot [Pope Julius], M.:
‘silver coin); July {.
giuli-o} 2, ADJ.: gay (joyous); M.: joy
“(happiness). -vaménte, ADV.: gladly
(joyously). -véttot, dim. of -vo. -vi-
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jule (small .
taj, F.: joy (gayety). Iigiulî-vo [OFr.
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jolif, ak. to Eng. jolly], ADI. : joyous (jol-
ly, content).
giul-lare [L. joculator], M.: merry-an-
‘drew (buffoon, jester). -larésco, ADI.:
comical (antic, foolish); of a buffoon.
-leria}, F.: buffoonery.
giumélla [gemello], r.: measure of two
“handfuls.
giu-ménta, F.: mare; prostitute}: le-
gar la —t, tie the mare, sleep well.
-mentiére}, M.: ass-driver; stud-
keeper. ||-ménto [L. jumentum], M.:
beast of burden.
giunfrej = digiunare.
giun-cdia, F.: place of rushes. -edret,
“?R.: strew with rushes and flowers. -ca-
ta, F.: junket. -chiglia, F.: jonquil
(species of the narcissus or daffodil).
\lgiam-co [L. juncus], M.: rush (bulrush):
cercare il nodo nel —, seek difficulties
and defects where there are none.
giun-gere [L. jungere], IRR.$; INTR.:
‘arrive: TR.: JOIN (unite); overtake; in-
ducet; reduce}; cheatt; hitf. -gi-
méntoj, M.: joining (junction, union).
Ind.: Pret. givz-si, -se ; -sero. Part. gista-
to. — Poet. giugn. .
giunipero}, M.: juniper-tree.
gian-ta, F.: addition (increase); appen-
“dix (to a book); junta (assembly, council);
joint}; arrivalf: di —, into the bargain
(to boot); a prima, di prima —, at first
(in the beginning). -tare, TR.: sew to-
gether (unite); deceive (cheat). -taté-
re {, M.: cheat (rascal). -teria, F.:
cozening (fraud, cheating). |lgiam-to
[-gere], PART.:, arrived; swindled} (de-
giullare
ceived). -tara, F.: articulation (join-
ing); conjunction f.
giuoc. .= gioc..
giu-raddina, -raddidna (vulg. euphe-
‘mism) =-raddio. -raddio [giuro, a, Dio],
INTERJ.: (angry) oath. gia-raf,F.: oath;
conspiracy (plot). -raménto, M.: oath:
dar il —, administer the oath. -rante-
méntet, ADV.: on oath. -rare, INTR.:
take an oath; TR.: swear; affiance (be-
troth): giurarla a uno, swear revenge
against one; — un ufficio, un magistrato,
swear to exercise an office conscientiously.
-ràto, PART.: bound by an oath (sworn);
M.: juror (jury-man); conspirator}: don-
na -ta, fiancée (bride-elect). -ratéret,
M., -ratriee, F.: swearer. -ratòrio,
ADI. : JURATORY (sworn): cauzione —ria,
oath to put one’s property at the disposal
of the government. -raziéne = -ra-
mento. |lgit-re [L. jus, law], M.: law
(jurisprudence): in —, according to law.
-re-consalto, M.: jurisconsult ; civilian.
-ri, M.: jury. -ridicaménte, ADV.:
juridically (lawfully). -ridieita, r.:
gladiatorio
jurisdiction. -ridico, ADJ.: juridical
(lawful, legal). -risdizionaéle, ADJ.:
jurisdictional. -risdizibne, -ridizié-
ne [L. jurisdictio], F.: jurisdiction;
power (authority); place over which juris-
diction is exercised : — di sanguef, power
of condemning to death. -risperito [L.
juris-peritus], M.: jurisconsult (learned
lawyer). -risprudèòntej = -risperito.
-risprudènza [L. juris-prudentia), r.:
jurisprudence. -rista, M.: jurist; civil
ian. giù-ro, M.: oath: far — d’ assas-
sino, take a desperate oath. |lgiwes [L.
jus], M.: law (jurisprudence); right (jus-
tice). -sdieènte, M.: judge.
giasot [L. de-orsum, ‘down -turned’],
“aDv.: down, below.
gius-patronato, M.:
“benefice.
giusquidmo [fr. Gr.], M.: (bo¢.) henbane,
giasta [L. iuxta, near], PREP.: according
‘to, inasmuch as, conformably to; neart
(hard by); witht.
giustac(u)òre [Fr. just-au-corps], M.:
‘close coat.
gius-taménte, ADV.: justly (rightly).
‘-tézza, F.: justness (precision); punctu-
ality; (#yp.) the equal length of a line
-tificAbile, ADJ.: justifiable. -tificin-
te, ADJ.: justifying. -tificare, TR:
justify; prove; regulate: clear} (jus-
tify, exculpate); REFL.: justify or clear
one’s self (prove one’s innocence). -tifi-
cataménte, ADV.: rightly (justifiably,
in a justifying manner). -tificativo,
ADJ.: justificative. -tificatére, M., -ti-
ficatriee, F.: justifier (defender). -ti-
ficatòrio, ADJ.: justificatory; justifica-
tivet. -tificaziéne, F.: justification |
(vindication). -tizia [L. justitia], F.:
justice ; execution ; (pl.) judges (tribunal);
gallows} (gibbet): far la — coll’ ascia,
coll’ accetta, render justice freely; chia-
mar in —, sue at law; andare alla —,
go to execution; — originale, state of
innocence. -tiziàre [-tizia], TR.: exe-
cute (put to death): — una persona, re-
duce one to a most pitiful state. -tizia-
to, PART.: judged (executed, punished).
-tizierato}, M.: jurisdiction. -tiziére,
-tiziòroj, M.: hangman (executioner);
judge}. -tiziésot, apJ.: just (upright).
ligivis-to [L. justus], ADI.: just (equita-
ble) ; upright ; precise (exact; opportune);
necessary ; useful; ADV.: precisely (just-
ly): per dirla -ta, to speak the truth;
conto —, exact account ; — appunto, pre-
cisely for that.
glabaj, F.: sprout (twig, shoot).
glaeiale [L. -lis], aps.: glacial (icy).
gladia-tére [L. -tor (gladius, sword)],
M.: gladiator. -tério, apJ.: gladio
right to confer a
gladio
torial. glddiot, m.:
dagger).
glan-dula, -dolaj [L. (dim. of glans)],
F.: gland; kernel. -dulàre, ADI.: glan-
dular. -dulétta, dim. of -dula. -du-
li-forme, ADJ.: glandiform. -duléso,
ADJ.: glandulous.
glésto}, glastroj, M.: (bot.) woad (a
plant used for dyeing).
glau-co [L. -cus], ADJ.: sea-green (ceru-
lean). -chi, M. PL.: kind of fish popular
among the Romans. -céma, M.: glau-
coma (disease of the eyes).
glave}, M.: swordfish.
gléba [L.], F.: turf (clod): servi della —,
serfs.
gli [L. illi], ART., M. PL.: the; PRON.: to
him; (fam.) to her; to them; them; it
(that); ADV.}: there (yonder).
glieerina [Gr. glukerés, sweet], F.: gly-
cerine.
glicònio [fr. poet Glikon], m.: kind of
verse.
glie-, for gli before lo, la, le, ne.
glifo [Gr. gliphos], M.: glyph.
glit-tica (Gr. gluptiké], F.: art of carv-
ing precious stones. -to=grafia, F.:
sword (poniard,
glyptography.
glo, us’ly — — [echoic], m.: gurgle (in
pouring from a bottle): fare — —, drink.
glo-bettino, dim. of -bétto. -bétto,
M.: dim. of -bo; globule. |lglé=bo [L.
-bus], M.: globe (sphere, earth, ball);
band of soldiers}. -bosita, F.: globosity
(rotundity). -béso, ADJ.: globular (glo-
bose, round). -bulare = -boso. -bu-
létto, dim. of -bulo. glé-bulo, dim.
of -bo.
glori-a [L.], F.: glory (reputation, honour,
praise); heaven; verse of a prayer; kind
of grape} : andare a —, have great satis-
faction or delight; aspettare a —, await
with great anxiety; farsi — d’ una cosa,
boast of a thing; sonare a —, ring the
bells for joy; non tutti i salmi finiscon in
—, not all hazardous undertakings are
successful. -ridre, REFL.: take pride
in; boast; hold one’s self in esteem ; TR.{:
glorify (praise, make glorious). -riatoy,
M.: glory; PART.: glorious (magnificent).
-riaziéne}, F.: vainglory (ostentation,
pride). -rificaméntoj, M.: glorifica-
tion (act of glorifying). ' -rificére, TR.:
glorify (praise) ; take pridet (boast, brag).
-rificativo, ADJ.: able to glorify. -ri-
ficatére, M., -rificatriee, F.: glorifier.
-rificazidne, F.: glorification. -riosa-
ménte, ADV.: gloriously ; vainly (haughti-
ly, conceitedly). -riosétto, dim. of
-rioso. -riéso, ADJ.: glorious (famous,
illustrious) ; vainglorious (proud, haughty):
vino —, generous wine; misteri -ost, glo-
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-rite-
gocciolone
rious mysteries (of the rosary).
«cia, -riùzza, disp. dim. of -ria.
glòs-at, -sa [L., tongue], F.: gloss (note,
exposition). -fret, -sare, TR.: gloss
(expound, comment upon). -sfirio, M.:
glossary (vocabulary). -atére}, -saté-
re, M.: glosser (commentator). -séma,
M.: explanatory word. -sografia, F.:
glossography. -sògrafo, M.: glossogra-
pher. -sologia, F.: glossology.
glòt-ta, -tide [Gr. glétta, tongue], F.:
glottis. -tologia, F.: glottology. -to-
lògico, ADI.: glottological. -
glucésio [Gr. glukerés, sweet], M.: glu-
cose.
glima [L., hull, husk], F.: glume.
‘gliti-ne [L. gluten], M.: glue; coagu-
lum (clot of blood) ; any viscous substance.
-nosita, F.: glutinosity. -néso, ADJ.:
glutinous (viscous, sticky). gliti-noj
= -ne.
guacchera = nacchera.
guaffat, F.: prostitute.
gmnfffe}, ADV.: in truth! by my troth!
gnaténef}, M.: glutton.
gna-o, -u [echoic], M.: mewing (of a
cat). -ulàre, INTR.: mew. -ulata,
F.: mewing. -ulio, M.: continued mew-
ing. gnau-lo, M.: mewing.
gnécco [?], M.: dumpling; dunce (block-
head, simpleton).
gnò-meij, F.: gnome (maxim). gnò-mi-
co, ADJ.: gnomic. |lgné-mo [Gr. gné-
me, intelligence], M.: gnome (genius).
-méne [Gr. gnémon], M.: gnomon, in-
dex (of a sun dial). -mònica, F.: gno-
monics. -mònico, ADJ.: gnomonical.
gnòrri [ignoro], M., INVAR.: far lo —,
feign ignorance.
gnòs-tiei [Gr. -is, cognition], M.: gnos-
tics. -tico, ADJ.: nobody; none.
gòb-ba, F.: hump (hunch, prominence).
-bfeeio, disp. of -bo. -bétto, car.
dim. of -bo. ||géb-bo [L. gibbus], ADI.:
humped (humpbacked; hunched; GIB-
BOUS); curved; winding; M.: hunchback;
hunch (hump; bulge); artichoke plant.
-béne, (fam.) andar —, go bent. -biz-
zo}, dim. of -bo.
gée-eia, -ciola [*guttea (L. gutta)], F.:
drop; earring; (arch.) gutte; crack}: a
— a —, drop by drop; accidente a -ciola,
apoplexy. -eiare, -eiolare, TR.: drop
(pour out by drops); INTR.: drip (fall by
drops); be desperately in love withf.
-eiolaméntoj, M.: dropping. -eiola-
téio, M.: gutter (drain). -eiolatara,
F.: dropped wax. -eiolétta, -eiolina,
dim. of -ciola. -eiolino, dim. of -ciolo.
g6e-eiolo, M.: drop (small quantity of
liquid, the least drop); least bit}. -eio-
léne, m. : aug. of -ciola and -ciolo; (fig.)
206 goccioloso
dunce (ninny). -eiolésot, ADJ.: drop-
ping. -eiolòtti, M. PL.: munitions or
provisions for hunting.
go-dénte, PART.: enjoying; possessing;
PL.: of monks belonging to a religious
order of knighthood. |l-dére [L. gau-
dere], (IRR.§); INTR.: enjoy (take pleasure;
rejoice); possess: — la vita, spend life
in enjoyment; — un podere, receive the
rents of an estate; — le tasse, be exempt
from taxes; godersela, enjoy one’s self.
-derèeeio,-dévole, ADI.: pleasant (giv-
ing pleasure, agreeable). -devolménte,
ADV.: agreeably (pleasantly, with joy).
-dibile, ADJ.: enjoyable. -diménto,
M.: enjoyment (pleasure). -diésot, ADJ.:
joyful (merry). -ditére, M.: good fel-
low (jovial companion). -dvtaf, F.:
gaiety (revelry, enjoyment). -dito,
PART.: enjoyed.
§ Fut. goderò or godrò. Cond. god(e)rèi.
gof-faggine,r.: awkwardness (stupidity).
-faménte, ADV.: awkwardly (ungrace-
fully). -feggiare, INTR.: act awkward-
ly. -feria, -fézzat, F.: awkwardness.
llgOf-fo [?], ADJ.: awkward; astonishedt ;
M.: awkward person; kind of game at
cards. -féne, aug. of -fo. -fòtto, ADJ.:
a little awkward.
gé6gna [?], F.: iron collar or band; pil-
lory; (fig.) rogue.
gé-la [L. gula], F.: throat; gluttony;
gluttonous or greedy person; conduit
(pipe); defile; appetite (desire): sentirsi
un nodo alla —, want to cry; far un pec-
cato di —, want a thing badly; mentire
per —, lie in the throat; parlare in —,
speak low; — di monte, defile (gorge).
-laeceia, disp. of -la. -laref, -leggia-
rej, INTR.: covet (want, desire). -lét-
tal, F.: car. dim. of -la; collar; (fig.)
gluttonous person; necklace}; mouldingt.
golétta2 [Fr. goélette], F.: schooner (small
brig).
golétto [gola], M.: neckband (of a shirt),
collar.
goliardo [?], M.:
Ages).
gélfo [I. Gr. kélphos], M.: GULF (bay): na-
vigare a — lanciato, sail in the main sea.
go-lino [-la], M.: fillip in the throat.
-losaménte, ADV.: greedily. -losità,
F.: gluttony (lust). -léso, ADJ.: greedy
(gluttonous, desirous).
gol-pàtoj, ADJ.: of a fox; mildewed
(blasted, blighted). |lg6l-pet [volpe], F.:
fox; blight (mildew). -pémet,M.: cun-
ning fox; old wily fox.
gombina [?], F.: thong (of a flail); ridget
(between furrows).
gémbitot = gomito.
gémena [?], F.: cable.
student (in the Middle
gonnellina
gomirej = vomitare.
go-mitata, F.: blow with the elbow.
llg6-mito, pl. -i or -a [eubito], M.: el-
bow; arm; angle (corner); cubit (meas-
ure)t: alzar il —, be fond of drink.
gomi-tolàrej, TR.: reel (wind); REFL.:
gather into groups or clusters. -tolino,
dim. of -tolo. ||gomi-tolo [L. glomus],
M.: ball or clew of thread; cluster of
bees; subterfuge}: — della terra, globe.
gomit6-ne}, -mi, ADV.: leaning on the
elbows.
gém-ma [L. gummi], F.: gum; kind of
venereal disease (bubo)}: — turca, in-
cense; — arabica, gum arabic. -mi-
fero, ADJ.: gum-producing. -méso,
ADJ.: gummous (gummy).
gémo-naj, F.: cable. -néttaf, F.: dim.
of -na; tackling of great guns.
gén-daf [Gr. kéndu, cup], F.: bark (boat).
gon-dola, F.: gondola. -dolétta, car.
dim. of -dola. -doliére, M.: gondolier
(boatman).
gonfalé-ne [0HG. gund-fano, battle-flag],
M.: gonfanon (standard, banner, flag): te-
nere il —, direct (be at the head). -nie-
rato, M.: dignity or office of the stand-
ard-bearer; time which that office lasts.
-nière, -niéro{, M.: standard-bearer
(ensign); supreme magistrate of the Flor-
entine republic; head (chief){.
gon-fiaj, M.: glass-blower. -fidgeginet,
-fiagiéney}, F.: swelling, tumour. -fia-
ménto, M.: swelling; pride (haughti-
ness)}. -fianvivoli, M. PL.: vainglo-
rious, boasting man. |l=fidre [L. con-
flare, blow up], TR.: swell, blow out; puff
up (with pride); INTR.: swell; become
proud (be puffed up with pride); be
swollen with anger. -fidtot}, M.: swell-
ing; pride. -fiatéio, M.: instrument
for filling with gas or air; syringe (squirt).
-fiatére, M.: puffer (flatterer); inflater.
-fiatara, F.: effect of swelling; haughti-
ness; flattery. -fiétto, dim. of fio.
-fiézza, F.: swelling; pride. gén-fio,
ADJ.: swollen; proud (conceited); bom-
bastic, turgid (style); M.: swelling, tu-
mour: andar —, show vainglory. -fiére,
M.: small swelling. -fiòttoj, M.: swim-
ming-bladder.
gon-ga [?], F.: tonsil, gland; swelling of
the tonsils (soré throat). -golare [-golo],
INTR.: jump for joy; be transported. -g6-
so, ADJ.: glandulous ; of sore throat.
gongro}, M.: conger-eel.
goniòmetro [Gr. gonia, angle, métron,
measure], M.: goniometer.
gon-na [? ak. to Eng. gown], -nèlla, F.:
petticoat (skirt); coatf; vesti; human
bodyt. -melldeeia, disp. of -nella.
-nellétta, -nellina, dim. of -nella.
gonnellino
-nellino, M.: child’s dress. -nèllo, M.:
kilts, tunic. -nelléne, aug. of -nello.
-nellieeia, disp. dim. of -nella.
gonorròa [Gr. -rrhoia (génos, genital,
rhéin, flow)], F.: gonorrhea.
génzo [?], ADI.: credulous (simple); too
good.
gora [?], F.: conduit, trench; mill-race:
una — di sangue, flow of blood.
gòrbia, F.: ferrule (at lower end of a
cane); chisel; gouget.
gordiano [Gordio], ADI. : Gordian.
gorèllo, M.: dim. of gora; small water-
conduit.
gor-gaj, F.: throat (gullet, windpipe).
-géra, F.: collar or ruff of fine cloth;
gorget (armour for the neck). -gerétta,
-gerina, dim. of -gera. -gheggia-
ménto, m.: trilling (quave, shaking).
-gheggiare, INTR.: trill (quaver, shake);
warble; grumblet, rattle (of the intes-
tines). -gheggiatére, M.: triller;
warbler. -ghéggio, M.: trill (shake).
-ghétto, dim. of -go. gér-gia, F.:
prolonged and aspirated pronunciation of
consonants; gullet (throat)}; tremulo
(trill)}. -giéra, r.: =-gera; throat;
cover (lid) -gierétta, dim. of -giera.
-giénei, M.: drunkard (toper). |lgér-go
[L. gurges], M.: vortex (whirlpool); gulf
(abyss). -gogliaménto, M.: gurgling.
-gogliàre, INTR.: gurgle (bubble up,
boil); get wormy}. -gogliato, PART.:
worm-eaten (wormy). -géglio, M.: gur-
gling (bubbling); rumbling or rattling in
the throat or intestines. -goglione,
M.: (zoòl.) weevil (mite); kind of bird}.
gor-géne, gòr-gone [L. -gona (Gr. -9g68,
terrible)], F.: (myth) gorgon; shield of
Minerva. -géneo, -gònio, ADJ.: gor-
gonian; (fig.) hard; fierce.
gorgoranof, M.: grogram (silk stuff).
gorgoéz-za} [gargozza],F.: throat (gullet).
-ztle, disp. of -za.
gorilla [fr. Afr.], M.: gorilla.
gornaf, F.: gutter (drain).
gorrat, F.: kind of ozier; coarse woollen
cap.
gor-zaréttot, -zarino}, -zerinof, M.:
collarette (small ruff). i
&ò-ta [? L. gabata, platter], F.: cheek;
cheek-piece} (of a helmet): stare in -te,
be reserved or grave; cappucio a -te, hood
(cowl). -tdeeia, disp. of -ta. -tata,
F.: slap (cuff). -tellinat, dim of -ta.
gotico [Goti], aps.: Gothic; (typ.) Old-
English (black-letter).
gotina, car. dim. of -ta.
gato, ADJ.: Gothic; M.: Goth.
go-téna, -téne, aug. of -ta.
g6t-ta [L. gutta, drop], F.: GOUT; dropt:
— serena, disease of the eyes. -tato,
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ADJ.: spotted. -tazza, F.: scoop (skeet).
gòt-to [L. guttus, vase], M.: goblet (bowl,
cup). -téso, ADJ.: gouty. -tieeia,
-tazza, -dim. of -ta.
gover-nglej, M.: helm (rudder); helms-
man. -naméntof, M.: government (di-
rection). -nfnte, ADJ.: governing; F.:
governess. |l-nére [L. gubernare], TR.:
govern (manage); steer (pilot); take
care of; manure; season: — unot, dress
one. -nativo, ADJ.: of government.
-natéra, disp. or iron. of -natore. -ma-
tére, M.: governor; helmsman}. -na-
triee, F.: governess. -naziònei, F.:
government. -nimef, M.: soil (manure).
govèr-no, M.: government; supreme ad-
ministration, constitution; state; strength-
ening (of wines); manure: sbarra di —,
hand-gear-rod (reversing lever).
goz-zàia, F.: matter gathered in the
throat ; goitret (wen) ; inveterate hatredf.
\lg6z-zo [gargozzo], M.: crop (craw, in-
gluvies); goitre ; watering-trought ; cruse}
(kind of cup); kind of fishing barque.
gozzo-viglia [gaudibilia], F.: revelling.
-viglidre, INTR.: feast (revel, stuff).
-vigliàta, F.: revelry (stuffing). -viglio
= -viglia.
gozzato [gozzo], ADI.: having a wen or
goitre.
gracchi-a, F.: crow, jackdaw; chatterer
(babbler). -aménto, M.: croaking; prat-
tle. ||=-&re [L. graculus, jackdaw], INTR. :
croak ; prate (chatter) ; scream; grumble:
say vain or untrue things about another.
-Ata, F.: croaking; chat. -atére,
-6ne, M.: croaker; prattler (babbler).
gracchi-o, M.. noise of croaking or
prattling. gràcculot, M.: jackdaw, crow.
graei-dare [L. -llare, cackle], INTR.:
croak; cluckf (cackle). -datére, M.,
-datriee, F.: croaker ; prater; slanderer.
-daziòne, F. : croaking ; cluckingi ; cack-
lingt. -déso, ADI: croaking; chatty,
noisy. ”
graei-le [L. -lis], ADI. : slender (small,
thin); weak, delicate. -létto, -lino, dim.
of -le. -lità, F.: slenderness (thinness) ;
weakness, delicacy. P
bunch of
gradella
graeimolo [racimolo], M.:
grapes; glean.
gradaf, F.: gridiron.
gra - diggioj, M.: favour; pleasure.
l-ddret [-do], INTR.: be divided by de-
grees; descend by degrees, TR.: grade;
graduate.
gra-dassdta, F.: bullying.
[knight G.], M.: cowardly bully.
grada-taménte [grado], ADV.: grad-
ually (by degrees). -ziéme, F.: grada-
tion.
gradéllaf}, F.: fishing-basket (hurdle).
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gra-dévole [-dire], ADI.: pleasant, agree-
able (acceptable). -devolménte, ADV.:
agreeably ; gratefully ; with pleasure. -di-
ménto, M.: acceptance; satisfaction;
pleasure.
gra-dina, F.: fine dented chisel; indenta-
tion. -dinare, TR.: smooth with the
chisel. -dindta, F.: flight of steps. -di-
natura, F.: chiselling; indentations made
by it. ||-dino [-do2], M.: step (stair) ;
large step; chisel}.
gra-dire, TR.: accept with pleasure; ap-
prove of; have desire; please (satisfy,
content); recompense} (reward); INTR.}:
advance forward, ascend by steps. -dito,
ADJ.: agreeable (welcome). -divamén-
te}, ADV.: with much pleasure. |lgrà=
dot [L. gratus, pleasing], M.: pleasure
(gratification, gratefulness) ; will; favour:
di buon —, with pleasure (willingly); a
mal or mal —, unwillingly ; vi saprò —,
I shall be obliged to you; venire in —t,
have better luck; quando vi sarà a —},
when you please ; sentir —}, feel grateful;
a tuo —f, at your pleasure.
gra-doz [L. -dus], m.: grade (step, de-
gree); rank (dignity); (math.) degree;
stairf; species, nature}: tener il —, pre-
serve one’s dignity; avere in —, have in
esteem; a — a —, gradually (little by
little); di —}, spontaneously ; di — in —,
successively. -dudle, ADJ.: gradual; M.:
prayers after the epistle. -dualménte,
ADV.: gradually (by degrees). -dudre,
TR.: graduate. -dufto, PART.: grad-
uated; having rank or degrees. -duata-
ménte = -datamente. -duatòria, F.:
document containing graduated list of
creditors. -duaziòne, F.: graduation.
-duîrej, TR.: ennoble.
graf-fiaménto, M.: scratch (scratching).
-fidre [fio], TR.: scratch (claw) ; cut: —
roba, steal things. -fiasànti, M.: bigot,
hypocrite. -fiata, F.: scratching; mark
of scratch. -fiatina, dim. of -fiata.
-fiatara, F.: scratch (slight tear]. -fiét-
to, M.: dim. of -fio; little scratch ; mark-
ing iron. |lgraf-fio [OFr. graffe (OGer.
krapfo, hook, clasp)], M.: scratch; hook.
gr-affito [Gr. grdphein, write], M.: graf-
fito (kind of fresco painting). -dfia, F.:
mode of representing words in writing.
-aficaménte, ADV.: graphically. -afi-
co, ADJ.: graphic. -afite, F.: graphite
(plumbago, blacklead).
gra-gn(u)òla [-ndine], F.: hail; small
hail}; great quantity}: conoscer la —
della treggea, distinguish the good from
the bad. -gnolare, INTR.: hail.
gramfglia [Sp. -malla, coat of mail], F.:
mourning clothes; (fig.)} darkness.
gramére}, TR.: grieve (afflict, vex).
gradevole
granchietto
gramatica. .j = grammatica..
gramézza}, F.: sorrow (misery).
grami-gna [L. -nea], F.: dog’s-grass:
sentir nascer la —, hear the slightest
noises. grami-gnof, -gnélo, M.: spe-
cies of the olive; ADJ.: covered with
dog’s-grass. -gnéso, ADI.: full of dog’s-
grass. -mdeeo, ADJ.: gramineous.
gram-ma [Gr., letter; small weight], F.:
gram(me).
grammati-ca [L. (Gr. gramma, letter)],
F.: grammar; Latin language}. -cfle,
ADJ.: grammatical. -calménte, -ca-
ménte, ADV.: grammatically. -castro,
M.: (disp.) wretched or poor grammarian.
-cheria, F.: pedantic grammatical mi-
nuteness. gramméati-co, M.: gram-
marian; Latinistt. -etieeia, disp. of
-ca.
gram-mo = -ma.
gramo [OHG. gram], ADI.: wretched (mis-
erable).
gramo-la, F.: hemp-brake; kneading
apparatus. ||-ldre [?], TR.: mash (hemp,
etc.); knead. -lata = granita. -latiira,
F.: mashing flax or hemp; kneading.
grampaf, F.: claw (paw, talon).
gramuffaj, F.: grammar.
gran = grande.
graena [-n0], F.: grain; cochineal;
roughness of the surface; kind of bad
tobacco. -néglia, F.: fusion of gold
and silver into grains. -maglie, F. PL.:
grains in general. -nfiio, M.: granary;
of corn (cereal). -naiòlo, M.: corn-
merchant (corn-chandler). -nfre, INTR.:
uncom. form of -nire; TR.}: reduce to
grains. -nfta, F.: broom; grenade;
sort of a late plumt: esser di casa più che
la —, be very familiar with; pigliar la
—, send away every one from an office;
saltar la —{, be free from the superin-
tendence of parents or tutors. -natàio,
M.: broom maker or seller. -natata,
F.: blow with a broom. -natétta, -na-
tina, dim. of -nata. -natiére, M.:
grenadier. -natino, M.: small broom;
daisy}. -mato, M.: pomegranate; gar-
net; granulated}; vigorous}; hardy.
-naténa, -naténe, aug. of -nata. -na-
tazza}, disp. of -nata.
granbéstia or gran béstia, F.: elk.
gran-caneelliére, m.: lord high chan-
cellor.
gran-cane, M.: title of nobility in the
Orient.
gran-cassa, F.:
drum in a band.
one who beats the bass
gran-eévola}, F.: crab. -chiesca-
ménte, ADV.: backwardly. -chiésco,
ADJ.: crab-like, backward. -chiéssa,
F. of -chio. -chiétto, dim. of -chio.
granchio
gran-chio [dim. of L. cancer], M.: crus-
tacea gen’ly (crayfish; crab); CANCER;
cramp-iron (carpenter’s holdfast); claw
of a hammer; cramp: — di mare, lob-
ster; avere il — alla scarsella, spend
money unwillingly; — a secco, pinch;
prendere (or pigliare) un — (a secco), be
deceived, make a mistake; più lunatico
de -chi, madder than a March hare.
-chiolino, dim. of -chio. -chiéne,
aug. of chio. -ei=pérro, M.: grample
(very large crab); great error (blunder) :
pigliar un —, make a blunder. -eirey,
TR.: seize (grasp, snatch); rob (steal).
gran-dfeeio, disp. of -de. |lgran-de
[L. -dis], ADJ.: great (large, huge); tall
(high); grand (sublime; eminent); princi-
pal; noble; M.: adult; nobleman, grandee;
ADV.: greatly: nel più gran verno, in mid-
winter; — dietà, old; venir — in alcuna
cosa, perfect one’s self in a thing; essere —
con unoj, be a greatly esteemed favourite ;
notte —}, long nights; vino —t, strong
wine; vita —j, severe, austere life; gran
mercato}, cheap; gran pezzo}, great while;
stare in sul —,be grave and serious ; stare
alla —}, live in great style. -deggiare,
INTR.: play the great man; show pride (put
on airs). -deménte, ADV.: greatly
(much); nobly}; valorouslyi. -détto, ADJ.:
dim. of -de; rather large. -dézza, F.:
greatness (largeness); grandeur (nobility,
sublimity); excess (luxury): dare — a
uno}, render homage to one. -dezzata,
F.: ostentatious luxury. -dieéllo, -di-
eellino, -dieeiuòlo;, car. dim. of -de.
-digia, F.: pride (haughtiness); great-
nessf. -digliéne, M.: large overgrown
boy. -diloquènza [-de, eloquenza], F.:
grandiloquence.
grandi-nére [-ne], IMPERS.; INTR.: hail.
-nata, F.: shower of hail; hailstorm.
lgrandi-ne [L. grando], F.: hail; kind
of pottage; storm; calamity (great mis-
fortune); small tumourj. -niîna, dim.
of -ne; bit of pottage.
grandino, car. dim. of grande.
grandinésot, ADJ.: of hail; full of hail;
tempestuous.
gran-diosaménte, ADV.: grandly (mag-
nificently); haughtily. -diosità, F.:
grandeur (magnificence, sumptuousness).
=didéso [-de], ADJ.: grand (imposing, ma-
jestic); grandiose (pompous, ostentatious).
-direj, T.: enlarge (increase); raise.
-do = -dine. -déne, aug. of -de. -dé-
ref = -dezza. -dòtto, ADJ.: rather
large. -diica [-de, duca], M.: grand-
duke. -duedle, ADI. : grand-ducal. -du-
efto, M.: grand-duchy. -duchéssa,
F.: grand-duchess.
gra-nellétto, -nellino, dim. of -nello.
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ll-méllo [dim. of -no], M.: grain (corn);
seed or kernel (of fruits); testicles; bit
(very small portion); duncej (blockhead).
-nelléso, ADJ.: granulous (granular).
gran-farro [L. far, grain], M.: spelt.
gran-fatto, ADV.: great deal (much):
— fia, is it possible that?
gran-fia [OHG. kramph], F.: claw (clutch,
talon). -fidta, F.: scratch (pinch, cut).
gran-guardia, r.: guard (grand guard,
militia).
gra-nifero [grano, grain, L. ferre, bear],
ADJ.: graniferous. -nigiéne, F., -ni-
méntoj, M.: act of becoming seed (run-
ning to seed). -mire, INTR.: seed (be-
come seed) ; TR.: yield seed or grain. -nî-
ta, F.: ice (of lemon, orange, coffee,
etc.). -mitico, ADJ.: granitic. -niti-
forme [-nito, forma], aDJ.: granitiform.
-nito, ADJ.: granitic (grainy); solid
(stout, firm); M.: granite; form of seed;
stone-chiself. -mitdéio, M.: stone-chisel.
-nitére, M.: one who grains metals, etc.
-nitàra, F.: going to seed; graining;
milling (of a coin). -nivoro [-no, L. vo-
rare, devour], ADJ.: granivorous.
gran-maéstro, M.: grand master; very
learned} or very able man. '
granmereé, gran mereé -é, ADV.:
gramercy, I thank you.
grano [L. granum], M.: GRAIN (corn);
seed; granule; grain-weight; very small
quantity : ogni uccello conosce il —, every
one knows what is good.
gra-nòcchia [ranocchia], F., -nécchio,
M.: frog.
gra-néne [-no], M.: gold or silver twist
sewn on embroidery (pearl). -nésot, ADJ.:
full of grains (well-grained, grainy, gran-
ulous). -m=tareco, M.: Indian corn. -nu-
lare, ADJ.: granular; TR.: granulate
(reduce to grains). -nulatéio, M.: place
where metals are granulated ; granulating
sieve. -nulaziéne, F. : granulation. -nu-
léso, ADJ.: granulous.
gran-visir, =visire, M.: grand vizier.
erap-pa [OGer. grapfo], F.: hook, GRAP-
pling-iron (grapple); brace, crotchet (in
printing) ; fine brandy ; stem of cherriest.
-parey, TR.: grapple (seize, catch). -pi-
no, M.: grappling-iron; grapnel: — a
mano}, hand-grapple. -po}, M.: grap-
pling (snatching, catching). -polétto,
-polino, dim. of -polo. grap-polo,
M.: bunch or cluster of grapes: nuovo —,
dolce. —, fool (blockhead); a —li}, in
quantities. -poltieeio, disp. of -polo.
grà-sciaf, F.: fat (lard, grease); provi-
sions; gain (advantage, profit). Ilgrà=
sce [OFr. granche, GRANary], F. PL.: pro-
visions (victuals); magistrate who super-
intends the markets. -scéta, F.: rich
grasceta
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grass land. -scère, -scière, -scino,
M.: commissary (superintendent of the
market).
gréspoj, M.: grape-stalk.
grassé-eeio, disp. of grasso.
ADV.: with fatness; largely.
gras-satére [L. -sari, go about], M.:
highwayman (assassin). -saziéne, F.:
highway robbery.
gras-sèllo, M.: bit of fat; flower of
lime; kind of fig}. -sétto, ADJ.: pretty
fat. -sézza, F.: fatness (embonpoint,
plumpness); richness (opulence); densi-
tyi (thickness). -simo, car. dim. of -so.
ll-so [crasso], ADJ.: fat (greasy, plump) ;
wealthy (rich); advantageous; fertile;
M.: fat (flesh); abundance: è — che cola,
he is excessively fat; discorsi -si, slip-
pery (wanton) discourses; terreno —,
fertile land ; riso —, loud burst of laugh-
ter; patto —, good bargain; giorno di
—, meat day; stare sul —, live in plenty
(be wealthy); parola -sa, obscure word ;
alla -sat, with advantage; il più —
d’ un paese, most fertile part of a prov-
ince. -sòeeio, ADJ.: rather fat. -soe-
eiéne, aug. of -soccio. -sottino, ADI.:
dim. of -sotto; rather fat. -sétto, ADJ.:
pretty fat. -sottéme, ADJ.: aug. of
-sotto; rather fat.
grassulaf, F.: fine, delicate fig.
grassime, M.: disp. of -so; fat sub-
stance ; manure.
gràsta}, F.: flower-pot.
grata [L. crates, hurdle], F.: grate (of a
convent, etc.); grate}; gridiront.
grataménte [grato], ADV.: graciously
(gratefully).
gra-télla [-ta], F. : gridiron (small grate);
fish-basket. -tieeia, F.: bow-net. -tie-
eiata, F.: trellis-work. -tieeio, M.:
hurdle; lattice-work. -tieeiuòlat, F.:
small hurdle. -ticola, F.: grate; grat-
ing; gridiront. -ticolàrej, TR.: gra-
ticulate, form a network. -ticolato,
M.: grating; trellis-work. -ticolétta,
-ticolina, dim. of -ticola.
gratificd-re [L. -ri (-tus, favor)], TR.:
gratify (favour, oblige); benefit; bestow
on. -zidme, F.: gratification; gratuity
(bounty).
grà-tis [L.], apv.: gratis (gratuitously,
for nothing). -tis=déto, ADJ.: given
gratuitously. -titadine [L. -titudo], F.:
gratitude (gratefulness); grateful and
gratuitous thing}. -tivot, ADJ.: gratu-
itous. |lgrd-to [L. -tus], ADJ.: grateful,
pleasing, welcome ; obliging (kind, affable);
acceptable (agreeable); M.{: will, incli-
nation; pleasure: di buon —t, willingly;
a —t, gratis ; contra —, unwillingly.
grat-ta-bigiat, F.: scratching ors crap-
grascere
-ménte,
gravicciuolo
ing brush. -ta=-cApo, M.: (fam.) trou-
ble (vexation, care); scratching of the
headf. -taménto, M.: scratching (scrap-
ing). |l-tare [Ger. kratzen], TR. : scratch
(scrape, GRATE); grind; tickle (flatter):
— la tigna a uno, beat one; — dove piz-
zica, dove prude, scratch where it itches;
egli avrà da —, he will have enough to
do; — il corpo, la pancia, do nothing; —
gli orecchi, flatter. -tata, F.: scratch-
ing. -tatieeio], M.: act of scratching.
-tatina, car. dim. of -tata. -tatura,
F.: scratch (scar). -timo, M.: engrav-
er’s tool. -tugétta, -tugina, dim. of
-tugia. -tigia, F.: grater: esser un
cacio fra due —, be weak between two dan-
gers. -tugiare, TR.: grate. -tugi-
na, dim. of -tugia. i
gra-tuire{ = -tificare. -tuitamén-
te, ADV.: gratuitously. -tiito, -tui-
to [L. -tuitus], ADJ.: gratuitous (without
recompense, gratis); voluntary, without
excuse.
gratu-lare} [L. -lari], InTR.: congratu-
late. -latério, ADJ.: congratulatory.
-laziéne}, F.: congratulation.
gra-vaeeio, ADJ.: dull (heavy). -vae-
eidlo, ADJ.: somewhat heavy. -vae-
eiéne disp. of -ve. -vame, M.: burden;
taxation. -vaménto, M.: grievance,
oppression; imposition (tax); seizure;
weight (burden) +; aggravation (sur-
charge){; extortionj. -vamte, ADJ.:
heavy (burdensome), -vanzaf, F.: heavi-
ness; anguish (grief). -vAre, TR., INTR.:
press with a weight (load, burden); be
sorry; seize in execution; trouble (aggra-
vate, vex, wrong){; weigh heavy}; com-
plain} (moan): — coll’ accento, accentuate.
-vativot, ADJ.: heavy (grievous). -va-
zidne}, F.: weight (heaviness, gravity).
ligra-ve [L. -vis], aDJ.: grave (serious,
dangerous); heavy (weighty, ponderous);
strong (great); slow (dull, idle)}; ADV.:
gravely ; M.j: gravity (weight): esser
— ad aleuno, be troublesome to any
one; — d'età or d'anni, old; capitelli
troppo -vi, (arch.) capitals with too much
ornament; — di suono, deep, low sound;
— in famiglia, with a large family;
aver a — una cosa, be displeased, take
a thing amiss; parlare sul —, speak
seriously (speak about serious things).
-védine}, F.: heaviness or cold in the
head. -veménte, ADV.: heavily. -vén-
za}, F.. torment, anguish (grief). -vwét-
to, dim. of -ve. -vézza, F.: gravity
(heaviness, weight); impost (toll, tax);
rigidity, roughness ; injury} ; seriousness};
trouble (vexation)j: recarsi a—, take it
as an affront. -vieeiuòloj, ADJ.: some
what heavy.
gravicembalo
gravieémbalo [clavicembalo], M.: old
piano-forte.
gra-vidaménto, M., -vidanza, -vi-
dézzaj, F.: gravity}; pregnancy; ful-
ness. |lgra-vido [-ve], ADJ.: preg-
nant; very full; laden. -vima, F.: ma-
son’s hammer. -vi=-sonadntef, ADJ.: loud-
sounding. -vità, F.: gravity; austere
dignity (majesty, graveness). -vitare,
INTR.: gravitate, weigh., -vitazione,
F.: gravitation. -vosaménte, ADV.:
heavily (hardly, severely). -vosino, dim.
of -voso. -wOso, ADJ.: heavy (ponderous);
troublesome (tiresome, fatiguing); severe
(rigid); grave (momentous). -viieeio,
dim. of -ve.
gra-zia [L. -tia], F.: GRACE (elegance,
comeliness ; forgiveness, pardon; favour ;
sympathy (love, affection); service. -zie!
thanks! thank you: dar —, confer a
benefit or favour; salva tua —, with your
permission ; colpo di —, death-blow; far
—, pardon; in — vostra, for your love;
di —, pray; trovar —, be pleased; le
Grazie, the Graces. -zidbile}, -zià-
lej, ADJ.: worthy of pardon or favour.
-ziàeeia, disp. of -zia. -ziare, TR.:
pardon (absolve); grant a favour to.
-zidto, PART.: absolved (acquitted) ;
ADJ.: graceful. -ziétta, car. of -zia.
-ziòlaf, F.: (bot.) water-hyssop. -zio-
saménte, ADV.: graciously. -ziosét-
to, -ziosettino, ADJ.: car. dim. of
-zioso; pretty, nice. -ziosità, F.: ele-
gance (gracefulness); gracious act. -zid-
so, ADJ.: graceful (agreeable, elegant);
gracious (kind); gratefult (pleasing, ac-
ceptable).
grè-ca [-co], F.: kind of ornament; wom-
an’s dress. -cdle, M.: north-east wind.
gre-caménte, ADV.: in the manner of
the Greeks. -cheggiàre, INTR. = -ciz-
zare; incline to the northeast. -chétto,
-chino, dim. of -co. -eismo, M.: gre-
cism or Greek idiom; erudition in Greek
things}. -eista, M.: Hellenist (one
learned in Greek). -eità, F.: Greek;
knowledge of Greek. -eizzàre, TR.: give
a Greek form to speech; use grecisms.
llgré-co [L. grecus], ADJ.: Greek, of
Greece; M.: north-east wind; Greek lan-
guage; Greek wine; place where Greek
wine is drunk. c ;
gre-gario [L. -garius], ADJ.: gregazious;
low (common): soldati -gari, common
soldiers. |leré-gge [L. grea], M., -ggia,
F.: flock (herd, crowd): — barbuto, goats ;
uscir di -ggia, depart from established
customs.
gréggio [?], ADJ.: rough (raw, unpolished,
uneducated, clownish): seta -gia, raw silk.
ereggiudlas, dim. of greggia.
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gregoriano [Pope Gregory], aps.: Gre-
gorian.
grem-bialata, -biuléta, F.:
(lapful). -bidle = -biule.
apronful; small quantity.
(vulg.) =-bo. -bitle, M.:
di —}, artisan (workman).
dim. of -bo. |lgrém-bo [L. <um], M.:
lap (bosom); middle; uterus (womb);
apron}; apronful}: gettarsi in — a uno,
rely completely on one; gli st può metter
il capo in —, he can rest assured on his
account; andare a — aperto}, proceed
with liberality or ingenuity.
gremignaj = gramigna.
gre-mire [OHG. krimman], TR.: CRAM,
fill; REFL.: be filled, fill up. -mito,
ADJ.: full (thick, covered with).
gréppia [OHG. krippa], F.: CRIB (manger;
rack): buona —, good food for filling up;
alzare la —, take away the manger ; (fig.)
measure the food for a family (give with
measure).
eréppo [OHG. klép, CLIFF], M.: steep
(side of a mound or ditch); steep place;
broken earthen vase: far — or greppinot,
pout.
grès [Fr. grés], M.: sandstone (GRIT).
gréto [ghiareto], M.: sandbank (shoal);
shore.
grétola [L. craticola], F.: bar (of a cage),
chicanery (cavilling); pretense; splinter
or chipf.
gretéso [greto], ADI. : shoaly; sandy.
gret-taménte, ADV.: miserly (niggardly).
-teria, -tézza, F.: stinginess (penurious-
ness). -tino, dim. of -to. |lgrét-to
[OHG. grit, avarice], ADJ.: parsimonious
(stingy).
gréve [L. gravis, (stingy)], ADI.: (lit.)
grave.
grézzo = greggio.
grie-eioloj, M.: whim (fancy, caprice).
||-ei6net, M.: kind of water-fowl.
gri-da, F.: ban (proclamation) ; report};
reprooft (reprimand) ; cryt, shriek (of sev-
eral persons). -daméntoj, M.: outcry
(clamour). |-dare [L. quiritari, wail],
INTR.: cry out (bawl); TR.: reprove
(scold) ; show (divulge) ; murmurt (purl) ;
M.}: act of crying out; rebuke: — ac-
corr’ uomo, call for help; — la croce ad-
dosso sopra uno, speak ill of one. -data,
F.: outery; reprimand (rebuke). -daté-
re, M.: crier (public crier, proclaimer);
bawler. -dio, M.: bawling (clamour).
-do, M.: cry (shriek) ; bird of rapine ; rep-
utationt (fame, renown): alzare, levare
—, acquire great fame, raise a noise;
metter in —, spread a report; dar —,
abuse; a —f, crying.
griévet, ADJ.: (poet.) heavy; grievous.
grieve
apronful
-bifta, F.:
grém-bio
apron: uomo
-biulino,
212 grievemente
-méntej, ADV.: heavily; grievously
(sadly).
eri-faceio, disp. of -fol. -fagno, ADI.:
of a rapacious bird. -fé&rej, TR.: rub
the snout against. -fata, F.: injury
made by muzzle. gri-fo1 [OFr. grif,
ak. to Eng. gripe], M.: snout (muzzle,
mouth): voltare, torcere il —, frown
(show anger, disgust); unger il — alle
spalle d’ altri, eat at others’ expense.
gri-fo 2, -fone [OFr. grif (L. gryphus)],
M.: griffin; slap in the face.
grigio [l. L. griseus (OGer. gris, gray)],
ADJ.: GRAY (GRIzz!y).
grillaia [grillo], F.: barren, unfruitful
place.
grillanda = ghirlanda.
gril-lare [-lo], INTR. : simmer (boil with a
hissing) : — il cuore a un womof, begin to
get enamoured. -lettàre = -lare. -lét-
to, M.: trigger; spring of a Jew’s-harp ;
(vulg.) clitoris. -lino, car. dim. of -lo.
llgril-lo [L. gryllus], M.: cricket; whim
(fancy); block to play bowls with; mov-
able or swing bridge}; engine of wart:
indovinala —, fortune book; pigliare
or toccare il —}, get cross, be provoked.
-lolînoj, car. dim. of -lo. -l6nei, M.:
aug.of -lo; down: fare a bel —, waste one’s
time. -léso, ADJ.: capricious (whimsi-
cal). -lo=tàlpa, M.: gryllotalpa (mole-
cricket). -létti, m.: (mil.) silk of the
epaulets; fringe of the ornaments.
grimaldèllo [?], m.: pick-lock.
grimof, ADJ.: wrinkled.
grinfia = granfia.
grin-ta [Ger. grimm, GRIM], F.: sinister
face. -za, F.: wrinkle: cavare il corpo
di -ze, eat one’s bellyful (after having
suffered with hunger). -zétta, dim. of
-za. -zolina, car. dim. of -zo. -zéso,
-zot, ADJ.: wrinkled.
grippe [Fr. (ak. to Eng. gripe)], M.: la
grippe (influenza). i
griso}, ADJ.: GRAY (GRizzly).
grisòli-ta, F.,-to [crisolito], M. : chryso-
lite.
grisopàzio [L. chrysoprasus], M.: green
emerald.
grispignolot, M.: sow-thistle.
grissino [fr. Piedm. grissin), M.:
thin bread (like sticks).
gròfano} = garofano.
grogiolare [crogiolare], TR., REFL.: be
pleased with.
grom-ma [?], F.: tartar (crust, argal) ;
sediments (of water). -mato, -méso,
ADJ. : full of tartar (tartarized, incrusted).
gron-da [L. grunda], F.: eaves (gutter,
pl. spout); pantile; ADV.: a —, jutting
like eaves; inclined. -daia, F., -déio,
M.: eaves; water which falls from the
very
grottoso
eaves: fuggire l’acqua sotto le —, jump
from the frying pan into the fire. -dare,
INTR.: drop (fall in drops). -datéio, m.:
brow or coping of a wall. -dèaj= -da,
-deggiaref, INTR.: freq. of -dare. -dé-
ne, M.: terra cotta placed under the eaves,
-dén -déni, ADV.: andare, camminare
-don -doni, walk slowly with the body bent.
gréngo [L. congrus], M.: conger.
gròp-pa [Fr. croupe (Ger. kropf, pro-
tuberance)], F.: crupper (rump): aver
degli anni sulla —, be many years old;
andar in —}, be an accessory ; non portar
in —{, not to bear an affront. -pàta,
r.: sudden start of a horse. -piéra,
F.: crupper (saddle-strap). -po, M.: (lit.)
knot; group}; bag (packet)}; gustt (hur-
ricane). -péne, M. : (fam.) crupper (rump,
back): non ne volere sul —, not desire to
work. -péso, ADJ.: knotty.
gros-sa[-so], F.: gross (twelve dozen); quan-
tityt (mass): alla —, by the lump ; dormir
la —, sleep profoundlyt. -sdeeio, disp.
aug. of -s0. grés-sa=granaf, F.: gros-
de-Naples (cloth made of silk and mohair),
-saménte, ADV.: roughly. -seggiàret,
INTR.: be proud. -serèllo, car. ‘dim. of
-so. -seriat, F.: working large articles
in gold and silver; dulness (awkwardness).
-séro} = -siére. -sétto, -settino, dim.
of -so. -sézza, F.: bulk (volume); big-
ness; coarseness; clownishness. -siére,
-sièroj, M.: wholesale merchant; ADJ.f:
gross (solid); stupid (clownish). -sista,
M.: wholesale merchant. |lgrés-so [L.
-sus], ADJ.: big (great, large); gross
(coarse, rough); fat (corpulent); preg-
nant; M.: thickest part of a body (bulk);
piece of money; thicknessj (bigness);
pregnancy}; ADV.: in great quantity,
heavily ; coarsely (grossly): udito — —,
little deaf; vino —, muddy wine; star —
con uno, maintain a reserved demeanour
towards one; negoziante in —, whole-
sale merchant. -solanaménte, ADV.:
in a coarse manner. -solano, ADJ.: ugly
(coarse, homely) ; dull. -s6ne, M.: aug. of
-so; piece of moneyf. -sòtto, ADI.:
rather thick}. -stime, M., -sura, F.:
coarse, thick material; bulk (bigness);
ignorance (rudeness).
grot-ta [L. crypta (cf. cripta)], F.: grotto
(cave); bank (dam, ridge){; steept, pre-
cipitous place. -terélla, car. dim. of
-ta. -tésea, F.: grotesque painting. -te-
scaménte, ADV.: grotesquely (strange-
ly). -tésco, ADJ.: grotesque (strange,
odd); M.: grotesqueness. -tieélla, -ti-
eellina, car. dim. of -to. gròt-tot,
M.: grotto (cave); pelican. -t6s0, ADJ.:
full of grottoes; hollow (cavernous): ct-
glia -tosa, frown.
grovigliola
gro-vigliola [garbuglio], F.:
(twisting). -wigliolo, M.: knot.
gru, grue, grua} [L. grus], F.: crane.
grue-eétta, -cettina, dim. of -cia.
grie-cia [L. crucea* (erur, cross)],
r.: crutch; kind of dibble; door-handle
(door-knob); instrument for planting sprigs
of trees; clothes-hook; wooden legt: te-
ner sulla —, keep in suspense. -eidta,
F.: blow with a crutch.
grue = gru.
gruèra |Gruyère, in Switz.], M.: kind of
thick cheese.
grufolàre [? grifo], TR.: grub up; REFL.:
roll about (like a hog); INTR.}: grunt.
grugare [echoic], INTR.: coo (like pig-
eons).
twining
gru-gnàeeio, disp. of -gno. -gnétto,
-gnino, dim. of -gno. |-gnire [L.
grunnire], INTR.: grunt. -gmito, M.:
grunting. -gnitére, M.: grunter. -gno,
M.: snout (muzzle): far —, far il —, te-
ner —, frown, pout. -gnéna, -gnéne,
disp. of -gno.
grul-laggine, F.: silliness; depression.
-leria, F.: act or speech of a simpleton.
Illo [2], ADJ.: silly; depressed; M,: sim-
pleton.
gra-ma [gromma], F.: tartar (crust).
-matof{, M.: kind of mushroom. -me-
réeeio, M.: after or second crop of hay.
gru-métto, dim. of -mo. |l-meo [L.
-mus, little heap], M.: clot of blood; bud
of a flowerf. -molétto, -molino,
dim. of -molo. gra-molo, M.: core or
pulp of cabbage, lettuce, etc. -moléso,
ADJ.: pulpy. -méso, ADJ.: grumous
(clotted, curdled).
gruògot, M.: saffron.
grup-pétto, M.: dim. of -po; (mus.) lit-
tle group. -pito, ADJ.: naturally pol-
ished (of diamonds). |l-po [groppo], M.:
group; packet} (parcel); wreath; knutt.
grîz-z0], M.: hoard; heap (pile). llgraz-
zolo [?], m.: hoard of money.
guadabile [guadare], ADI.: fordable
(passable).
guadi-gnaj = -gno. -gnabilef, ADI.:
attainable; fruitful (productive). -gna-
ménto}, m.: gain (lucre). [l-gnare
[OHG. waidan-jan (Ger. weiden), pas-
ture], TR.: GAIN (win, acquire; earn); be-
get (generate)}. -gmdta, F.: winning.
-gnatére, M., -gnatriee, F.: gainer
(winner). -gneriaj, F.: ill-gotten gain;
covetousness (avarice). -gnétto, M.:
small gain. guadd-gno, M.: gain (prof-
it): mettere a —, put out at interest;
mettersi a —, prostitute one’s self. -gmue-
chifre, TR.: make small gains; begin
to gain. -gnieeiot, -gnuzzof, M.:
small gain.
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gua-dare, TR.: ford (wade). -def, F.
PL.: kind of a net. ||-do [Germ’e, ak. to
Eng. wade], M.: ford (shallow passage) :
rompere il —, break the ice; entrare
nel —, examine (try). -désof, ADJ.:
fordable (passable).
guagliàanzaj = uguaglianza.
guagnèlo} = evangelo.
guai = guaio.
guài [L. vai], INTERI. : beware! woe!
guaîmei, M.: after-grass.
guai-na [L. vagina], F.: sheath (scab-
bard) ; lace-string (of a garment or shoe);
cofferf (casket, purse). -néio, M.: scab-
bard-maker. -nélla, F.: carob-tree.
guà-io [L. ve, alas !], M.: WOE (calamity,
misfortune) ; wailing (howling); yelpt (of
a dog): guai a te! woe to you; a —,
cruelly (fiercely, barbarously). -iolaref,
INTR.: grieve (lament, moan) ; yelp (howl).
-ire, INTR.: howl (yelp, wail); ADV.F:
scarcely. -ito, PART.: wailing; M.: howl-
ing (yelping).
gualecadre [OHG. walchan], TR.: press
cloth. -chièra, F.: fuller’s mill (cloth-
press). -chierdio, -chierai, M.: full-
er (cloth-presser).
gualeire = sgualcire.
gualdana [OHG. woldan, assault], F.:
hostile incursion.
gualdof, m.: defect (imperfection) ; wood
or forest for birds.
gualdrappa [?], F.: horse-cloth (saddle-
blanket, caparison).
guale. .{ = uguale..
guardacorpo
gualèr-eiot, -chio, ADJ.: loathsome
(filthy, slovenly).
gualopp. .} = galopp. .
guandaco [fr. Peruv.], M.: llama (Peru-
vian sheep).
guan-eia [OGer. wankia (= Ger. wange)],
F.: cheek; side; face}. -eialàta, F.:
blow with a pillow. -eifile, M.: pillow.
-eialétto, dim. of -ciale. -eialino,
dim. of -ciale. -eialéne, aug. of -ciale.
-eiata, F.: cuff (slap, blow on the face).
-eiatina, dim. of -ciuta. -eiénef, M.:
sound slap.
gua-nina, F.: extract of guano.
[fr. Peruv.], M.: guano.
guan-tdio, M.: glove-maker (glover).
-tiéra, F.: glove-basin. |l-to [Swed.
vante], M.: glove: gettare il —, chal.
lenge; daret or donare il —, give security
for one’s promise; dar nel —t, fall into
one’s clutches, fall in the snares.
guaragnof, M.: stallion.
guaraguato}, M.: guard (sentinel). ,
guarantire} = garantire.
guar-da —-dia. -da-bòschi, M.: wood-
ranger (forest-keeper). -da=cartòeeit,
M.: fire-guard. -da=còrpoj, M.: body-
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guard (life-guardsman). -da=còste, M.:
guardacoste
coast-guard (preventive-man). -da=cuò-
re, M.: corset (bodice). -da-dénnaf,
F.: midwife. -da=gòtet, M.: cheek cov-
ering. -da-maccihia, F.: guard (of a
gun). -da-mano, .: hilt (guard of a
sword). -da-méntof, M.: look (glance);
guard (repository); consideration; respect.
-da-nappa, F., —po, M.: napkin (towel).
-da=nAso}, M.: nose-guard. -danfàn-
te [-da, infante], M.: hoop (hoop-petti-
coat). -da-nidio, M.: nest-egg. -da=
porténe, M.: porter. ||-dare [OHG.
wartén], TR.: GUARD (watch; WARD, de-
fend, protect); regard (behold, perceive) ;
face; (law) have retroactive effect; REFL.:
abstain from; take care oft (care for);
avoid} (shun); retaint; refer} (allude):
-date a’ fatti vostri, mind your own busi-
ness; — le feste, keep holidays; — in sù,
look up; — a traverso, look askance; —
spesa, be parsimonious; — di, abstain
from. -da=ròba, F.: wardrobe; ward-
robe keeper. -da-sigilli, M.: minister
of justice; keeper of the seals. -data,
F.: hasty look (glance). -datdeeia,
disp. of -data. -datina, car. dim. of
-data. -datére, M., -datriee, F.:
guardian (defender, inspector). -datara,
F.: look (regard); guard (protection).
-da-vivande, M.: pantry. guar-dia,
F.: gu (watch); assistant, nurse; sen-
tinel; protection (defence); fang-tooth of
a dog}: essedi —, be on guard; far la
—, watch; prender —, take care of (have
care); — dt spada, hilt of asword; — mor-
ta, scarecrow ; aver —, be careful, atten-
tive; avere a —, guard (have in custody).
-diàna, F.: shepherdess. -dianàto,
M.: duty of the guardian. -dianeriaj,
F.: guardianship. -difno,m.: guardian
or superior of a monastery; keeper of a
flock or herd; vine shoot with two buds:
— della strada ferrata, line-keeper.
-d-infante, M.: hoop-skirt. - dinga-
méntef, ADV.: cautiously (warily). -din-
go, ADJ.: cautious (wary); diligent}; M.t;
citadel (fortress). -didlo, M.: guard-
house (sentry-box). -do, M.: look (re-
gard); view (aspect).
guaren-tia}, -tigia, F.: guaranty (sure-
ty). =tire = garantire.
guari [OFr. guaires (Fr. guére)], ADV.:
much, long: — non è, it is not long since.
gua-ribile [-rire], ADJ.: curable (reme-
diable). -rigiéne, F., -riméntof, M.:
cure (healing); recovery. |l-rire [OFr.
-rir (OHG. warjan, WARD)], INTR.: recover
one’s health, cure; TR.: cure (heal);
cleanse (purge)}; defend (protect)}.
guar-nacca, -néeeiaj, F.: dressing-
gown (morning-gown). -nacchino, dim.
gueffo
of -nacca. -naceéne, aug. of -nacea,
-nelléttot, dim. of -nello. -nèllot,u.:
fustian; fustian gown. -migiéne, F.:
garrison. -niménto, M.: equipment
(munition, provision); garrison}; defenset.
\l-nire [OFr. -nir (OHG. warnon, pro-
vide)], TR.: furnish (equip; rig; fortify;
GARNISH). -nitàira, F.: furnishing (trim-
ming). -niziéne, F.: furnishing (esp.
trimming, garnish, garniture).
guascherinof, ADJ.: belonging to the
nest; young (little).
guas-conata, F.: gasconade (boasting),
Il-cé6ne [Fr. Gascogne], M.: Gascon;
boaster.
guascotto}, ADJ.: half-cooked (half-
done).
guasta-da},F.: decanter (phial). -dét-
taf, -dina, dim. of -da.
guasta-féste, M.: feast-disturber. -ta-
ménto, M.: spoiling, destruction. -ta=
mestièri, M.: trade-spoiler; bungler.
ll-tare [L. vastare], TR.: WASTE, spoil
(ruin, deteriorate, destroy) corrupt; fall
in lovet; REFL.: get spoiled; grow rotten
(putrefy). -tatére, M., -tatriee, F.:
spoiler; pioneer; kind of soldier. -ta-
tara, F.: devastation (wasting, spoiling).
-to, ADJ.: spoiled (ruined); abused; enam-
oured with}; M.: ruin (destruction, havoc);
bewitching creaturet; food composed of
boiled fruit: aver il sangue — con uno,
hate a person; stomaco —, stomach out
of order; cane —{, mad dog; uomo —,
man in love; dar il —}, lay waste, deso-
latet; menare a —, spoil.
gua-taméntoi, M.: watching (observing,
spying). lIl-tàrej, TR.: look at (watch,
spy); observe; consider. -tatéref, M.,
-tatriee], F.: watcher (spy, gazer). -ta
tura, F.: look, gazing; guard. -toj,M.:
ambush (trap, snare).
guatter.. = sguatter..
guattire, INTR.: yelp (bark, howl).
guaz-za,F.: dew. -zabuglifre, INTR.:
confuse (mix). -zabaglio, M.: medley
(confusion, mixture). -2fire, TR.: ford
(wade); lead a beast through water; shake
(agitate, stir); INTR.: be agitated. -zéta,
F.: fording (wading); shaking. -zatéio,
M.: watering-place. -zerénef, M.: gus
set (gore); shred (bit, piece). -zettino,
dim, of -zetto. -zétto, M.: hash (minced-
meat, ragout). |l-zo [?], M.: dampness;
distemper, water-colours; fordj; water-
ing-place{; mud (mire). -zéso, ADJ.:
splashy (damp, wet); muddy.
gabbia [?], F.: team of three; big cart.
gubernacolof}, m.: rudder (helm).
guèffat, F.: cage; prison; small mass of
iron.
guéffot = gheffo.
guelfo
guélfo [Welf, German family], m.: Guelph
(supporter of the Pope: 12-18. Cent.);
Florentine coin; ADJ.: Guelphian.
guer-eideceio, disp. of -cio.
eio [?], ADJ.: squint-eyed.
guerigiénet = guarigione.
guerni. . = guarni. .
guér-ra [OHG. werra], F.: war (strife);
discord ; hindrance (obstacle): far — alla
strada, assassinate ; far posar la —, inter-
mit war (make a truce). -reggévolet,
ADJ.: warlike (martial). -reggevol-
ménte}, ADV.: in a warlike “manner.
-reggiaméntoj, M.: act of making war
(fighting). -reggiare, TR.: make war
(contend, fight). -reggiatére, M.,—tri-
ee, F.: warrior (fighter). -réseo, ADJ.:
warlike (fit for war). -ridret = -reg-
giare. -rié&to, ADJ.: guerra —ta, skir-
mish. -rieeiòla, F.: dim. of -ra; small
war. -rièra, F. of -riero. -rièrej,
M.: warrior (soldier). -rièro, ADJ.: war-
like (valiant); contending; M.: warrior
(fighter). -riglia, F.: guerrilla-warfare.
-riglièro, M.: guerrilla (bushwhacker).
gu-faecio, disp. of -fo. -f&ret, TR.:
mock (scoff). -feggiaref, INTR.: hoot
or screech like an owl. |l-fo [OHG. hf],
M.: owl (screech-owl); amice (priest’s
vestment).
ga-glia [aguglia], F.: obelisk. -gliata,
F.: needleful. -gliatina, dim. of -glia-
ta. -gliétta, dim. of -glia.
gugnolino, M.: small acorn-bud.
gui-da [-dare], F.: guide (conductor); ci-
cerone (guide-book); (mil.) guide; guide-
rein; rut (track of a wheel); rail (of a
railroad): a — di, under the direction of.
-dabile, ADJ.: that can be guided or led.
-ddggiot, M.: toll (excise); turnpike.
-daidla, r., -daiòlo, m.: leader of the
flock (bellwether) ; ringleader.
guidalésco [?], M.: ulcer or sore on the
back of a horse; trouble; ailment (mala-
dy); grief.
guidaméntof, M.: guiding, conduct.
guidardonàrej = guiderdonare.
guida-re [Germ. root wit-, know], TR.:
guide (lead, conduct); rule; REFL.: con-
duct one’s self, be guided by: — Za vita,
live. -rménti, M.: herdsman (shepherd).
-tére, M., -triee, F.: guide (conductor).
guider-donaméntot, M.: recompense.
-donàre, TR.: reward (recompense). -do-
natére, M.: rewarder. ||-déne [l. L.
wider-donum (OGer. widar, again, lon,
reward)]. -dénot, M.: GUERDON (reward,
recompense, remuneration).
guidé-nej, M.: guide; flag (standard);
rogue (cheat). -neriaj, F.: roguery
(cheating).
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guindolo [OFr. guindal (OGer. windan,
wind)], M.: spindle (reel).
guin-zagliétto, dim. of -zaglio. -zà-
glio [?], M.: leash (string): stare in—,
have patience.
guirminélla} = gherminella.
guisa [OHG. wisa], F.: WISE (GUISE, mode,
manner, fashion); proportion}: a —, in —,
after the manner (like); in nessuna —,
by no means; in assoluta —t, absolutely.
guit-teria, F.: stinginess. Il-to [?],
ADI. : miserable; penurious (stingy).
guiz-zaménto, M.: gliding. -zante,
ADJ.: gliding. |l-zare [Ger. quitschen],
INTR.: glide, dart; quiver (flicker). -zo,
M.: gliding, frisking; oscillation; vibra-
tion; aDJ.f: flaccid (withered, wrinkled).
gumédraj, F.: great ninny.
guminay = pomena.
gargej, M.: gorge; gulf.
gu-scétto, dim. of -scio. {|ga-scio [7],
M.: shell (husk, bark); wiseacre, cunning
boy; scales (balance); case, pillow-case ;
bark (skiff); body (of a coach); bulk (of a
ship): tristo fin nel —, bad from one’s
birth; trar l’anima nel —, kill. -scié-
ne, aug. of -scio.
gus-tabile, ADI: gustable (tastable).
-taeecio, disp. of -to. -taméntof, L:.
taste (tasting); pleasure. -tdre, TR.:
taste (relish); try (assay); please (afford
pleasure). -tàtoj, M.: relish (taste).
-tatére, M., -tatriee, F.: taster; trier.
-tévole, ADJ.: pleasing to the taste
(savoury, agreeable). -tevolménte,
ADV.: tastefully (agreeably). |l-to [L.
-tus], M.: taste (GUST; satisfaction, pleas-
ure, desire); inclination; kind, quality,
manner (of taste): a mio —, to my mind;
con —, with delight, voluptuously. -tosa-
ménte, ADV.: pleasantly, agreeably. -to-
sità, F.: savouriness (agreeableness). -t6-
so, ADJ.: savoury; agreeable (pleasant).
guttapérca [Malay.], F.: gutta-percha.
gutturd-le [L. (guttur, throat)], ADI.:
guttural. -lménte, ADV.: gutturally.
H
h acca [L.], F.: h (the letter).
hòmo = ecce homo.
hi, INTERJ.: pugh!
hui, INTERJ.: ah! alas!
I
it [L.], m., F.: i (the letter),
i2, PL. of il.
i’, PRON. for ia, I.
216 i
4-, prothetic sound before s + consonant.
iaeèat, F.: (bot.) heart’s-ease.
iaeére = giacere.
iaculot, M.: flying-serpent; dart.
iadi [Gr. huddes], F. PL.: hyades.
Iago [character in Othello], M.: traitor ;
rogue.
ialino [Gr. hiialos, glass], ADI. : hyaline
(transparent).
iambo [Gr. iambos], M.: iambus.
idspide [L. iaspis], M.: jasper.
dato [L. hiatus, aperture], M.:
opening.
jiat-tanza [L. jactantia (jacere, throw)],
r.: boasting (bragging ; Eng.f JACTANCY).
-tara, F.: misfortune; loss.
ibérnof, ADJ.: hibernal.
ibi, ibis [L. ibis], M.: ibis-bird.
ibisco (Gr. ibiskos], M.: marshmallows.
ibri-dismo, M.: hybridism. Ilîbri-do
[L. hibrida], ADI. : hybrid (mongrel).
Icaro [son of Dedalus], PR. N.: volo d’ —,
foolish impudence or boldness.
icasti-ca [Gr. cikastikés (cik6s, like), de-
signer], F.: realism. -co, ADJ.: imita-
tive of the true or real.
iccas(s)e [Gr.], M.: consonant x, as a
letter of the alphabet.
ionèumone [Gr. ichnetimon, tracker],
M.: ichneumon (carnivorous mammal).
icno-grafia (Gr. ichnos, track, grdphein,
write], F.: ichnography. -gréfico, ADJ.:
ichnographie.
icone [Gr. eiké6n], F.: sacred image.
icono- [Gr. cikén, image]: -claste, -clé-
sta [Gr. eikono-klastés (klîn, break)], M.:
iconoclast. -cldstico, ADJ.: iconoclas-
tic. -grafia [Gr. gréphein, write], F.:
iconography. -grafico, ADJ.: iconograph-
ic. -logia [Gr. légos, discourse], F.:
iconology. -lògico, ADI.. iconological.
-logista, M.: iconologist.
icònomot, M.: economist (manager).
icé-re [Gr. ichér], M.: ichor (thin dis-
charge). -réso, ADJ.: ichorous (serous).
icosa-èdrico, ADJ.: icosahedral. ||-édro
[Gr. eikost, twenty, hédra, base], M.: ico-
sahedron.
ictiologia [Gr. ichthus, fish, légos, dis-
course], F.: ichthyology.
idatide [Gr. hudatis], F.: hydatid (mem-
braneous bladder).
Iddio [L. Deus], M.: God.
idè-a [L.], F.: idea (opinion); conception
(fancy, imagination); manner (style). -&e-
eia,F.: disp. of -a; evil intention. -Ale,
ADJ.: ideal; fantastical (imaginary); M.:
ideal. -alfsmo, m.: idealism. -alista,
M.: idealist. -alità, F.: ideality. -al-
ménte, ADV.: ideally. -fre, TR.. im-
agine (conceive); REFL.: represent or im-
agine to one’s self. -ina, car, dim, of -a.
hiatus,
idrometrico
idem [L.], m.: same, same thing: un —
per —, same thing over again.
identi-caménte, ADV.: identically,
llidènti-co [L. idem, same], ADJ.: iden-
tical (self-same). -ficdre, TR.: identi-
fy; RBFL.: identify one’s self with; be-
come identical. -ficaziéne, F.: identi-
fication. -ta [L. -tas], F.: identity.
ide-ografia [Gr. idéa, gréphein, write],
F.: ideography. -ografico, ADJ.: ideo-
graphic. -ologia [Gr. idéa, légos, dis-
course], F.: ideology. -ològico, Api:
ideological. -élogo, M.: ideologist. -6na,
aug. of -a.
idest(e) [L. id est, that is], ADV.: that is
to say, ie.
idi [L. idus], M. PL.: ides,
idil-liaco, ADJ.: idyllic. [lid il-lie [L.
idyllium (Gr. e6dos, form)], M.: idyl.
idi-òma (Gr. -oma (-08, special, particu-
lar)], M.: language (idiom). -òta, M.:
idiot; ADJ.: idiotic (silly). -otaggine,
F.: idiocy (foolishness). -otaménte,
ADV.: idiotically. -dtico, M.: idiot. -oti-
smo, M.: idiotism.
ido-laj = -lo. -l&rej, TR.: idolize. -la-
térej, M.: idolater. -latra [L.], M.:
idolater. -latraméntoj, M.: idolatry.
-latràre, TR.: worship idols; love des-
perately (idolize). -latria, r.: idola-
try. -latrico, ADJ.: idolatrous. -lé-
tro}, M.: idolater. -létto, car. dim. of
-lo. |lido=lo [L. -lum], M.: idol (image).
idone-aménte, ADV. : fitly (aptly). -ità,
F.: aptness (suitableness). |lidéme-o
[L. -ua], ADJ.: idoneous (apt, suitable).
idr. . [Gr. hidor, water]: idyr-a [Gr. hi-
dra], F.: hydra. -Ato, M.: hydrate. -éu-
lica, F.: hydraulics. -fulico [Gr. hu-
draulis, water organ], ADJ.: hydraulic.
idr-ia, F.: hydria (water-jar). idr-o,
M.: aquatic serpent. -ocarbiro, M.: hy-
dro-carbon. -oeéfalo [Gr. kephalé,
head], M.: hydrocephalous. -oeéle [Gr.
kéle, tumour], M.: hydrocele. -oclorato,
M.: hydrochlorate. -odindmica [Gr.],
F.: hydrodynamics. -ofobia [Gr. phébos,
fear], F.: hydrophobia. -òfobo, ADJ.:
afraid of water; M.: one afflicted with
hydrophobia. -égene, -dgeno [Gr. gé-
nos, origin], M.: hydrogen. -ografia
[Gr. graphein, write], F.: hydrography.
-ogràfico, ADI. : hydrographical. -égra-
fo, M.: hydrographer. -ològio, M.: hy-
drology. -dlogo, M.: hydrologist. -oman-
te [Gr. médntis, diviner, foreteller], M.:
hydromant (one who foretells events by
means of water). -omanzia, F.: hydro-
mancy. -oméle [Gr. méli, honey], M.:
hydromel. -émetra [Gr. métron, meas-
ure], M.: professor of hydrometry. -ome-
tria, F.: hydrometry. -ométrico,
idrometro
ADI.: hydrometric. -émetro, M.: hy-
drometer. -6nfalo [Gr. omphdlion, na-
vel], M. : kind of tumourorrupture. -òpi-
co, ADJ.: dropsical; M.: dropsical per-
son. -opisia [Gr. hidrops], F.: DROPSY.
-ostatica, F.: hydrostatics. -ostati-
co, ADJ.: hydrostaticall -oterapia
[Gr. therapeia, cure], F.: hydrotherapy
(hydropathy). -oterapico, ADI.: hydro-
pathic.
jem4le [L. hiems, winter], ADJ. : hyemal
(wintery).
iéna [Gr. hiaina, sow], F.: hyena.
ieratico [Gr. ier6s, sacred], ADJ.: hieratic.
iéri [L. heri], ADV.: yesterday: ier I’ al-
tro, day before yesterday ; I’ altr? —, some
days ago; ier mattina, yesterday morning.
ierofante [Gr. iero-phdntes (hierés, sa-
cred, piainein, show)], M.: hierophant.
ieròfila;, F.: gillyflower ; violet.
ieroglifico [Gr. -glyphos (hierés, sacred,
gliphein, carve)], ADJ.: hieroglyph.
igié-ne [Gr. hugieia, health], F. : hygiene.
igié-mico, ADJ.: hygeian (healthy). -mi-
sta, M.: hygienist.
ignaro [L. -rus], ADJ.: ignorant.
ignaténe}, M.: great eater (glutton,
gourmand) ; sluggard.
ign-&via, F.: sloth (indolence). ||-avo
[L. -avus], ADJ.: slothful (idle, lazy); vile
(contemptible).
ign-eo [L. -eus (-is, fire)], ADJ.: igneous
(fiery). -icolo [L. -iculus (dim. of -is)],
M.: spark of fire; excitationt (encourage-
ment). -ito, ADJ.: ignited (inflamed).
-ivomof, ADJ.: ignivomous (vomiting
flames). -iziéne, F.: ignition.
ignd-bile [L. -bilis], aDJ.: ignoble (vul-
gar). -bilita = -biltà. -bilménte,
ADV.: ignobly (basely). -biltà, F.: ig-
nobility (baseness).
ignòcco = gnocco.
ignomi-nia [L.], F.: ignominy (dishon-
our). -niosaménte, ADV.: ignominiously.
-niéso, ADJ.: ignominious.
igno-rantaéecio, disp. of -rante. -ran-
tiggine, F.: ignorance; action of an
ignorant person. -rànte, ADJ.: ignorant
(illiterate) ; inexperienced; impolite (stu-
pid); m.: ignorant fellow. -rantéllo,
dim. of -rante. -ranteménte, ADV.:
ignorantly. -ranténe, disp. aug. of
-rante. -rantàeeio, -rantizzo, dim.
of -rante. -vAnza, F.: ignorance; un-
skilfulness; rudeness. -rdnziat, F.:
ignorant act. |l-raére [L.], TR.: be ig-
norant of (not know). ignò-sceret,
IRR.; TR.: pardon (forgive). -taménte,
ADV.: secretly (clandestinely). ignò-to,
ADJ.: unknown; ignorant.
ignu-daménte, ADv.: nakedly. -dare,
TR.: strip naked (undress). Il- do [nudo],
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ADJ.: nude (naked); deprived of; neces-
sitous; manifest}; M.}: nude.
igro- [Gr. hugrés, wet], PREF.: humid. -me-
tria, F.: hygrometry. -métrico, ADJ.:
hygrometrical. igrò-metro [Gr. métron,
measure], M.: hygrometer. -scopia, F.:
art of measuring the humidity of the at-
mosphere. -scòpio [Gr. skopéo, look],
M.: hygroscope.
igual. .j = egual. .
iguana [Sp.], F.: iguana (large lizard).
ih! INTERI. of anger or wrath.
il [L. ille], ART.: the ; PRON. : that; him; it.
ila-re [L. hilaris], ADJ.: hilarious (joy-
ful). -rita, F.: hilarity (cheerfulness).
îleo [Gr. eilein, roll up], M.: ileum (last
part of intestine).
Iliade [Gr. Ilids (Ilion, Troy)], F.: Iliad;
(fig.) long succession of misfortunes.
îlio [L. ilium, groin], M.: ilium (a portion
of the hip-bone).
illaeeiéret, TR.: entangle (tie).
illacri - mabile [L. -mabilis], ADI.:
illachrymable (not to be cried about).
-mato, ADJ.: unwept.
illaidire [in, laido], TR.: make ugly;
contaminate (soil).
illangui-diménto, m.: act of becoming
weak. {l-dire [in, languido], TR: render
languid; INTR.: become weak or languid.
illaquefre [L.], TR.: illaqueate (en-
snare); enslave.
illa-tivaménte, ADV.: illatively (con-
sequently). |l=-tivo [L. -tivus], ADI.: illa-
tive (inferential).
illau-dabile, -dévole [in-, J..], ADJ.:
illaudable. -déto, ADJ.: unworthy of
praise.
illazione [L. illatio], r.:
clusion, inference).
illéee-braj,F.: allurement (attraction).
-bréso}, ADJ.: illecebrous (attractive,
alluring).
il-leeitaménte, ADV.: illicitly.
eito [in-, lecito], ADI.: illicit.
illega-le [in-, 1. .], ADI.: illegal. -lità,
F.: illegality. -lménte, ADV.: illegally
(unlawfully).
illeggiadrire [in, leggiadro], TR. : beau-
tify (embellish, adorn).
illeggibile [in-, I. «], ADI. : illegible.
illegitti-maménte, ADV.: illegitimate-
ly. -mità, F.: illegitimacy. |lillegit-
ti-mo [in-, l. .], ADJ.: illegitimate. ~
illéso [in-, l. .], ADJ.: unhurt (safe).
illetterato [in-, |. .], ADI. : illiterate (ig-
norant); M.: illiterate.
illi-batézza, F.: purity (integrity).
il-bato [L. in-, libatus, harmed], ADI.:
immaculate (stainless, pure).
illiberàle [in-, I. .], ADJ.: illiberal: arti
—li, mechanical arts.
illation (con-
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illieit. .+ = iMecit. .
illimi-tataménte, ADV.: unboundedly.
ll-tato [in-, 1. .], ADI. : unlimited (bound-
less): fiducia -tata, absolute faith.
illiquidire [in, liquido], INTR.: become
liquid (dissolve). i
illitteràto = illetterato.
illividire [in, livido], INTR.: make livid;
bruise.
illodabile}, apJ.: illaudable.
il-logicaménte, ADV.: illogically. ||-16-
gico [in-, I. .], ADJ.: illogical.
illadere [L.], IRR. (cf. alludere); TR.:
delude (deceive).
illumi-n4bile, ADJ.: illuminable. -na-
ménto, m.: illumination; enlightenment.
l|-nare [L.], TR.: illuminate (enlighten) ;
cause to see; (fig.) make manifest or
clear; REFL.: enlighten one’s self. -na-
tivo, ADJ.: illuminative (enlightening).
-nato, PART.: illuminated, etc. -naté-
re, M., -natriee, F.: enlightener (illu-
minator); illustratorj.. -maziéne, F.:
illumination (light); (fig.) mental enlight-
enment (inspiration).
illu-siéne [-dere], F.: illusion (deception);
vain idea; derision} (mockery). illi-so,
PART. of -dere; deluded. -sére, M.: de-
ceiver (deluder) ; derider. -soriaménte,
ADV.: deceptively; derisively. -sòrio,
ADJ.: illusory (vain, deceptive).
illu-straméntof, M.: illustration; clear-
ness. -strare [L.], TR.: illustrate;
explain (make clear); make famous.
-strativo, ADJ.: illustrative. -stra-
tére, M., -stratrice, F.: illustrator
(explainer). -straziéne, F.: illustra-
tion (explanation); enlightenment. [lil-
la-stre [L. -tris], ADJ.: illustrious (fa-
mous, renowned). -streménteij, ADV.:
illustriously.
ilelavie [L. -luvies (luere, wash)], F.:
filthiness (sordidness). -luviéne, F.: in-
undation (flood of waters).
im- = in-, prefix.
imag. . = immag..
im4no [Turk.], M.: iman (Turkish priest).
imbaca. . = baca. .
imbacchettonire [bacchettone], INTR.:
become a devotee.
imbacuccare [bacucco], TR.: cover with
a hood; wrap up (muffle up); REFL.: wrap
about one’s self.
imbagna. .{ = bagna. .
imbalcongto [in, balcone, calyx of a
rose], ADI. : of a rosy colour.
imbal-danzire [in, baldanza], INTR.:
grow bold (take courage). -diret, INTR.:
become bold; become proud.
imbal-laggio, M.: act of packing bales;
things used in embaling. |l-lare [in,
balla], TR.: pack up (embale). -latére,
imbastardimento
M.: man employed to pack up (embaler),
-latara, F.: act of packing up.
imbalorditoj, ADJ.: stupified (stunned).
imbal-samare [in, balsamo], TR.: em-
balm (preserve). -samatére, M.: em-
balmer. -samazione, F.: embalming,
-simire, INTR.: become balm.
imbamba-gellatoy, aDJ.: smooth(ed);
soft. -giéret, TR.: wrap up in cotton;
line with cotton.
imbambo-lare}, TR.: soften (move to
tears); INTR.: be affected. |l-lfto [in,
bambola], ADI. : softened (affected). -1i-
ref, INTR.: become childish.
imbandie-raménto, M.: adornment (or-
namentation. ||-rare [in, bandiera], tR.:
ornament with flags (adorn).
imban-digiéne, F., -diméntof, M.:
dishes served up. |l-dire [in, bando,
feast], TR.: prepare (a feast); serve up.
-ditére, M.: preparer of a feast.
imba-razzare, TR. : embarrass (confuse);
hinder; REFL.: intermeddle. ||-rdzzo
[Sp. embarazo, obstacle], M.: embarrass-
ment (confusion, disorder); obstacle.
imbarbarescatérej, M.: one who re-
minds or suggests; keeper of the barbs
or race-horses.
imbarba-riménto, M.: act of becom-
ing barbarous. ||=rire [in, barbaro],
INTR.: grow barbarous.
imbarbogire [in, barbogio], INTR. : grow
senile or childish (fall into second child-
hood).
imbar-caméntoj, M.: embarcation.
ll-cAre [in, barca], TR.: embark ; under-
take (engage in); INTR.: grow angry;
warp; be crooked or humped ; REFL.j:
fall in love; enter in: — senza biscotto,
(fig.) embark in an undertaking without any
preparation whatever; — uno in un’ im-
presa, put one in a dangerous undertak-
ing. -catére, M.: embarker; freighter.
-caziéne, F.: vessel with oars; embar-
cation. imbar-co, M.: embarcation;
enterprise (undertaking); vessel; act of
falling in lovej.
imbardgrej, TR.: caparison (harness);
undertake (begin); allure; REFL.: fall in
love
pulizia TR.: bar (barricade); per-
plex.
imbarilare [in, barile], TR.: put in
barrels,
imba-saménto, M.: foundation (basis,
basement). |l-sare [in, base], TR.: put
on a foundation or basis. -satara =
-samento.
imba-sceria}, |l-sci&ta [cf. amba-
sciata], F.: embassy. -sciatére, M.:
ambassador.
imbastar-diménto, M.: corruption (de
imbastardire
generation). ||-dire [in, bastardo], tR.:
corrupt (bastardize); INTR.: degenerate.
imbastare{, TR.: put a pack-saddle
upon.
imba-stiméntoij = -stitura. ||=stire
[in, bas-ta, -tia], TR.: baste (sew with
long stitches); serve upt: — un libro,
make a rough draft of a book. -stitara, |
F.: basting (slight stitching); thing thus
stitched.
imbastof, M.: pack-saddle.
imbat-tere [in, }..], REFL.: meet with
by chance. imbat-to}, M.: unexpected
meeting; obstacle (hindrance). -tiato,
PART. of -tere.
imbaulare [in, baule TR.: put into a
trunk (pack).
imbavagliare [in, bavaglio], TR.: put
on a bib; gag; muffle up.
imbavare [in, bava], TR.: slobber.
imbec-care [in, becco], TR.: feed (like
a young bird); (fig.) instruct privately.
-eata, F.: billful; (fig.) instruction;
agreement; bribe: pigliare un’ —, catch
a cold; pigliare ’ —, take a bribe.
imbecherare [-beverare], TR.: suborn
(bribe).
imbeeil-le [L. -lis, weak], ADJ.: imbe-
cile (weak-minded). -lire, TR.: become
imbecile or stupid. -lita, F.: imbecility
(weakness of mind).
imbélle [L. im-bellis (bellum, war)], ADJ.:
unfit for war (unwarlike ; Eng.} imbellic);
cowardly.
imbellettare [in, belletto], TR., REFL.:
fard (paint one’s self).
imbellire [in, bello], INTR.: become beau-
tiful; TR.f: embellish (beautify).
imbendaref,TR.: bind put on a fillet.
imbèrbe [L. im-berbis (barba, beard)],
ADI. : beardless.
imber-eidre [in-, d..], TR.:
mark; attain. -eiatére, M.:
hits the mark.
imbérej = imbevere; TR.: (fig.) desire
earnestly.
imberret-tare [in, berretta],-TR.: put
e 4cap or bonnet on.
imbertescare [in, bertesca], TR.: fortify
with parapets or battlements.
imberto-nfrei, |l-nire [in, bertone,
amourous], INTR., REFL.: be enamoured
(fall in love).
imbe-stialire [in, bestiale], INTR.: be-
come brutal or cruel; look like a beast.
-stialito, PART.: furious (raging). -stia-
re [in, bestia], INTR.: become brutish ;
tr.t: brutify (reduce to the state of a
beast). mM
imbé-vere [in-, bd. .], IRR.; TR.: imbibe
(absorb); inspire; instruct; REFL.: be-
come imbibed; be imbued. -viménto,
hit the
one that
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M.: imbibition (absorption). -vito,
PART.: imbibed (instilled); imbued (im-
imbollicamento
pressed).
imbiac-caménto, M.: coating with
white lead. ||-care [in, biacca], TR. : coat
with white lead; REFL.: paint one’s face.
-cAto, PART. of -care; ADJ.: feigned (dis-
sembled).
imbiadato}, ADJ.: sown with corn.
imbian-caménto, M.: painting; white-
‘ washing; bleaching; fraud (deceit)j.
ll-cdre [in, bianco], TR.: whiten (white-
wash); disapprove; INTR.: become white
(grow gray). -catére, M.: whitewasher
(whitener). -cattira, F.: whitewashing
(whitening). -chino = -catore. -chire,
TR.: whiten (blanch, wash white); INTR.:
grow white; be confusedf.
imbietolire [in, bietola], INTR.: become
a beet; (of persons) be affected or rejoice
over nothing.
imbiettare [in, bietia], TR.: put a wedge
into; split.
imbion-dire [in, biondo], INTE. : become
fair; turn yellowish}; TR.: make fair.
-dito, PART.: grown fair; ripened.
imbirbonire [in, birbone], INTR.: be-
come a rascal.
imbisaeeidre}, TR.: put into a sack or
wallet.
imbisognato}, ADJ.: busy (occupied).
imbitumare [in, bitume], TR.: cover
with bitumen.
imbiutàre = impiastrare.
imbizzar-riménto, M.: liveliness (spir-
itedness); anger (wrath). |l-rire [in,
bizzarro], INTR.: fly into a passion (rail);
become spirited, lively ; show great ardour.
-rito, PART.: raging, spirited.
imbizzire [in, bizza]: INTR.: take fits of
rage, become capricious or whimsical.
imboc-caménto, M.: feeding; instruc-
tion. |l-eare [in, bocca], TR.: feed; in-
struct (prepare, prompt); fit (join); disem-
bogue; empty; (art.) disable: — col
cucchiaio vuoto, pretend to instruct, but
not do so; — una cosa a uno, make one
understand a thing. -catiira, F.: mouth
of a river; mouthpiece; bit of a bridle;
entrance of a street; manner of blowing
an instrument.
imboe-eiare [in, boccia], INTR.: bud.
-eiolare [in, bocciolo], TR.: put in a
reed.
imbécco [-ccare], M.: entrance of a street.
imboeiare},TR.: publish (spread abroad);
blame publicly.
imboinare = imbovinare.
imbo-lare}, TR.: take away (steal, rob);
gain; surprise. -lio},M.: robbery (theft):
d’ —, by surprise.
imbolli-caméntot, M.: blister (pimple).
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Il=-c&re{, INTR.: produce pimples or blis-
ters; break out into pimples.
imbol-siménto, M.: pursiness (shortness
of breath). |l-sire [in, bolso], INTR.:
grow pursy ; render negligent or carelesst.
-sito, PART.: asthmatical.
imbonire = abbonire.
imbor-chiare [?], TR.:
(moor against the wind).
F.: (nav.) spring.
imbollicare
(nav.) emboss
-chiatàra,
imborgare}, REFL.: be filled with vil-:
lages (be populous).
imborsa-re [in, borsa], TR.: purse (pock-
et); put into the ballot-box ; understand.
-ziéne, F.: laying up in a purse, pocket-
ing money.
imbos-caméntoj, M.: ambush (ambus-
cade). ||-care [in, bosco], INTR.: hide in
a wood; lay in ambush. -céta, F.: am-
buscade (ambush). -chiménto = rimbo-
schimento. -chire, INTR.: grow woody.
imbot-tare [in, botte], TR.: put into a
hogshead or cask or vat; drink much.
-tatéio, M.: funnel. -tatàra, F.: put-
ting wine into casks. -tavino, M.: fun-
nel for a bunghole. imbét-te, F.: ar-
chivault (concave part of a vault or
bridge). -tigliàre, TR.: put into bot-
tles. -timare, TR.: (agr.) compost. -ti-
re, TR.: wad (stuff). -tittira, F.: wad-
ding.
imbovinare [in, bovina], TR.: spread
with cow’s dung.
imbozzacchire [in, bozzacchio], INTR.:
be stunted in growth (wither, thrive ill).
imbozziméere [in, bozzima], TR.: starch;
daub with sticky stuff. -tira, F.: starch-
ing; daubing (soiling).
imbra-ca [in, b. .], F.: breeching of a
horse’s harness; discouraged person; de-
nier. -cére, TR.: gird (tie around). -ca-
tara, F.: tying around with a cord.
imbrae-eiare [in, braccio], TR.: put on
one’s arm; embrace}. -eiatara, F.:
handle; braces of a shield.
imbrachettare [in, brachetta], TR.: put
breeches on; glue (fasten).
imbrancàre [in, branco], TR.: put into
the fiock; REFL.: enter or return into the
flock; get into bad company.
imbrandire}, TR.: brandish (a sword).
imbrat-taménto}, M.: foulness (nasti-
ness). |l-t&re [in, bratta, dregs], TR.:
soil (spoil). -tàto, PART.: soiled; filled;
obstructed; indebtedj. -tatére, M.:
dauber. -tatura, r.: slovenliness; stain
(daub); sketch (draught). imbratto,
M.: a daub; wash, hog’s wash; dirt;
poorly cooked dish.
imbree-eiare [in, breccia], TR.: gravel;
(vulg.) hit the mark. -eidta, F.: grav-
elling.
imbufonchiare
imbrénti-na, -ne [?], F.: rockrose; în.
triguef (embarrassment).
imbria-caméntoj, M.: intoxication
(drunkenness). -eare, TR.: intoxicate;
REFL.: get drunk; (fig.) fall in love with,
-cito, PART.: drunk (tipsy). -catiira,
-chézzaj, F.: intoxication. |limbrià»
cot [in-, d. .], ADJ.: drunk (fuddled); um:
drunkard. -céne, aug. of -co.
imbricconire [in, briccone], INTR.: grow
knavish (become a rascal).
imbri-gaméntof, M.: confusion (intri-
cacy, perplexity); obstacle. |l-gérei,
TR.: embroil (confuse); REFL.: intrigue;
strive.
imbriglia-re [in, briglia], TR.: bridle;
restrain (repress). -tara, F.: bridling;
restraint.
imbroe-care [in, brocca], TR.: hit (the
mark); aim at; thwart} (hinder); INTR.}:
perch upon a tree. -céta, F.: blow with
the sword; hit. -eiaret = -care.
imbro-dare [in, broda], -dolare, TR.:
grease (soil with broth or grease); REFL.:
soil one’s self.
imbro-glidre, TR.: embroil (perplex);
ruffle up (entangle); covert; REFL.: get
bewildered; meddle in another’s affairs
(intrigue): — le vele, brail up the sails
(reef); — la Spagna, turn things topsy-
turvy. -glifto, PART.: confused, etc.:
essere bene —, be in many troublesome
affairs. -gliataménte, ADV.: trouble
somely (in a perplexing manner). -glia-
tèllo, dim. of -gliato. -gliatére, M.,
-gliatriee, F.: troubler ; intriguer (busy-
body). imbré-glio [in, bd. .], M.: per-
plexity (confusion, embarrassment); in-
trigue. -gliéna, F., -gliéne, M.: med-
dler (marplot).
imbron-eiare, -eire [in, droncio], INTR.:
pout (get angry).
imbru-nare [in, bruno], -nire, TR.:
burnish (brown); INTR.: grow brown; be-
come dark or gloomy. -nitura, F.:
burnishing ; sun-burning.
imbrus-chiref, INTR.: be sour or vexed.
-chito}, PART.: vexed (angry).
imbrutire [in, bruto], INTR.:
brutish.
imbrut-tàre}, TR.: daub (soil, bespat-
ter). |l-tire [in, brutto], INTR.: grow
ugly; TR.: make ugly.
imbubbolare [in, bubbola], REFL.: mat-
ter little (be of little import); TR.}: jest
(banter) ; fool.
imbucdare [in, duca], TR.: put in a hole;
REFL.: enter or creep into a hole.
imbucatàre [in, ducato], TR.: buck or
wash with lye.
imbufonchifire{, INTR.: murmur (grum
ble).
become
imbuire
imbuire [in, due], INTR.: become a dunce
(get stupid).
imbullettare [in, bulletta], TR.: fasten
with tacks ; drive tacks into.
imbuondatof, ADv.: plentifully (abund-
antly).
imbuonire = imbonire.
imburchifret, TR.: assist in a composi-
tion (prompt); instruct; plagiarize.
imburiasséà-=rej, TR.: instruct (teach).
-tére}, M., -trieej, F.: teacher (in-
structor).
imburrére [in, burro], TR.:
butter.
imbuscherfre [in, buschera], INTR.: not
care; laugh (at, di).
imbusecchiare [in, busecchia], TR.: put
(sausage) into the skin; (fig.) stuff (with
food).
imbisto [busto], m.: fare il dell —, act
the dandy (be a fop); bust (trunk)}; cor-
sett.
im-butino, M.: funnel-shaped flower.
|l-bato [L. -butus (-buere, fill)], m.: fun-
nel: mangiare coll —, pigliare 1 —, eat
in great haste. -butone, aug. of -buto.
imbuzzare [in, buzzo], TR.: stuff (with
food), overfeed; REFL.: eat too much.
imé-ne [Gr. humén, membrane], M.: hy-
men; marriage; god of marriage. -nèo,
M.: marriage. -nòtteri [Gr. humén,
membrane, pterén, winged], M. PL.: hy-
menoptera (order of insects).
imi-tabile, aDJ.: imitable. ||-tare [L.
-tari], TR.: imitate (copy, counterfeit).
-tativo, ADJ.: imitative. -tatére, M.,
-tatriee, F.: imitator (counterfeiter).
-tatdrio}, ADJ.: imitatory. -taziéne,
F.: imitation (copy).
immacchiare [in, macchia], REFL.: hide
one’s self in a bush (conceal one’s self).
immaco-lare} [in, m. .], TR.: stain (soil,
bespot). -làta, F.: Virgin Mary. -la-
taménte, ADV.: immaculately. -lato,
ADJ.: immaculate (spotless, pure).
immagazzinàre [in, magazzino], TR.:
put in a magazine or shop.
immagi-nabile, ADI. : imaginable. -na-
méntoj, M. : imagination ; idea (thought).
-nare [L. imaginari], TR.: imagine
(fancy, conceive); suppose ; devise (plan).
-nariaménte, ADV.: imaginarily. -ma-
rio, ADJ.: imaginary (ideal). -nativa,
F.: imaginative faculty (imagination). -na-
tivaménte, ADV.: in imagination. -na-
tivo, ADJ.: imaginative. -mato, ADI.:
imagined (figured); m.{: imagination ; idea.
-natére, M.: imaginer (conceiver). -na-
zione, F.: imagination (fancy) ; affirma-
‘tion (belief). [limmagi-ne [L. imago],
F.: image (figure) ; likeness ; appearance ;
picture. -métta, car. dim. of -ne. -né-
cover with
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vole}, ADI. : imaginable. -nevolmén-
te, ADV.: fantastically. -nosaménte,
ADV. : in a very imaginative manner. -n6-
so, ADI. : full of fancies or imagination.
immfigoj = immagine.
immagrire = dimagrare.
immalinco-nicare}, -nichire}, TR.:
make melancholy (grieve) ; INTR. : become
melancholy (be afflicted). |l-niref (in,
malinconia], INTR.: become melancholy.
immalizzire [in, malizia], INTR.: be
malicious, crafty; TR.: make malicious.
immalsanire}j, TR.: weaken (enfeeble,
sicken).
immancabiele [in, m..], aDJ.: unfailing ;
infallible. -lménte, ADV.: unfailingly ;
infallibly.
immane [L. -nis], ADJ.: IMMENSE (enor-
mous, Eng.} immane); cruel (inhuman).
im-maneggiàbile, ADJ. unmanage-
able. SS
imma-nénte [L. -nere, remain], ADI.:
immanent (inherent). -nènza, F.: im-
manence (inherence).
immanifèsto}, ADI. : not manifest.
immanità [-ne], F.: ferocity.
immansuòètot, ADJ.: wild (savage).
immantinénte [L. in manu tenente,
‘holding in the hand’], ADV.: immediately
(instantly).
immar-eescibile [L. -cescibilis], ADI.:
incorruptible. -eiret, INTR.: rot (spoil);
corrupt.
immarginare}j, TR.: fasten or join to-
gether (stitch together); REFL.: heal (cica-
trize).
immasche-raméntof, M.: act of mask-
ing (disguisement). |l-rare [in, ma-
schera], REFL.: disguise or mask one’s
self; (fig.) feign (dissemble).
immateria-le [in-, m. .], ADJ.: imma-
terial. -lità, F.: immateriality. -1mén-
te, ADV.: immaterially.
immatricolire [in, matricola], TR.:
register (matriculate).
imma - turaménte, ADV.: immaturely
(prematurely). -turità, r.: immaturity
(unripeness). Il=tfiro [in-, m. .], ADJ.:
immature (unripe, unseasonable).
immedesimare [in, medesimo], TR.:
identify.
imme-diataménte, -difte, ADV.: im.
mediately. |l-diato [L. -diatus], ADI.:
immediate ; present.
immedicabi-le [in-, m..], ADI.: im-
medicable, incurable. -Iménte, ADV.:
incurably.
immeditato [in-, m..], ADJ.: unmedi-
tated.
immeglidre}, TR.: better (improve);
REFL.: get better. i
immelanconire = immalinconire.
immelanconire
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imme-lérej, TR.: give the taste of, or
sweeten with (honey). -latarat,:F.:
sweetening with honey.
im-memordabile, ADJ.: immemorable;
immemorial. =mémore, ADJ.: unmind-
ful (forgetful).
immen-saménte, ADV.: immensely. -si-
ta, F.: immensity (infiniteness). ||immén-
so [L.-sus], ADJ.: immense (immeasurable).
-suràbile, ADJ.: immensurable. -sura-
bilità, r.: immensurability.
immercantire [in, mercante], REFL.:
become a merchant. i
im=mé6rgere, IRR.; TR.: immerse (dip,
plunge); REFL.: immerse one’s self (dive).
-mergibile, ADJ.: immersible. -mer-
giménto, M.: immersion.
immeri-taménte, ADV.: undeservedly.
-tato, ADJ.: unmerited. -tévole, ADI.:
undeserving (unworthy). -tevolménte,
ADV.: unworthily. |limméri-tof [in-,
m. .], ADJ.: unmerited (undeserved); ADV.:
undeservedly.
im-mersiéne, F.: immersion (plunging).
ll-mérso, PART. of -mergere; ADJ.: im-
mersed (ducked, plunged). i
im-méttere, IRR.; TR.: make to enter;
put in (insert).
immez-zàrej, ||-zire [in, mezzo], INTR. :
become overripe or musty ; wither.
immigr4-re [L.], INTR.: immigrate. -zid-
ne, F.: migration.
immilldre}, REFL.: multiply by thon-
sands.
immi-nénte [L. -nere, overhang], ADJ.:
imminent (pending). -nènza, F.: immi-
nence.
immischidre [in, m. .], INTR.: become
mixed; mix one’s self up with.
immisericordiéso [in-, m. .], ADJ.: un-
merciful.
immise-riménto, M.: misery (wretched-
ness). |lerire [in, misero], TR.: make
miserable or wretched.
immis-sario [immettere], M.: flood-gate.
-siéne, F.: immission (act of forcing in).
immistoj, ADJ.: unmixed; pure (uncor-
rupt).
immisur4 bile}, ADJ.: immeasurable (im-
mense).
immi-te [L. -tis (in-mitis, not soft)],
ADJ.: merciless (cruel, pitiless). -tigà-
bile, aDJ.: immitigable (implacable).
immbòbi-le [L. -lis], ADI.: immovable:
beni -li, real estate. -lita, F.: immo-
bility. -litàre, -lizzàre, TR.: render
immovable. -Iménte, ADv.: immovably.
immode-ranzaf, F.: intemperance (im-
immelare
moderation). -rataménte, ADV.: im-
moderately. -ratézza, F.: excess (im-
moderateness). ||-rato [L. -ratus], ADJ.:
immoderate (intemperate).
impacciatore
immo-destaménte, ADV.: immodestly,
-déstia, F.: immodesty (wantonness),
|l-=dèsto [L. -destus], ADJ.: immodest
(bold, impudent).
immo-laménto —-lazione. ||-lare [L.],
TR.: immolate (sacrifice). -latére, x,
-latriee, F.: sacrificer. -laziéne, r.:
immolation (sacrifice).
immol-laménto, M.: mollifying; soft-
ening (soaking). ||-lare [in, molle], t2.:
soak (moisten, bathe) ; mollify : ogni acqua
-la, each cause produces its own effect,
everything is of use; ogni acqua I’ -la,
every small thing injures him.
immon-daménte, ADV.: impurely (un
cleanly). -dézza, -dizia, F.: immun-
dicity (filthiness); dirt (filth); obscenity.
limmén-do [L. im-mundus un-clean],
ADJ.: filthy (unclean, impure) ; obscene.
immoré-le [in-, m. .], ADJ.: immoral. -li-
ta, F.: immorality. -Iménte, ADV.:
immorally.
immorbi-dire, -dare = ammorbidire.
immorsére [in, morso], TR.: bit (bridle).
immor-talare, -talizzàrej, mR.: im
mortalize; REFL.: become immortal; im-
mortalize one’s selff. ||-tale [in-, m. .],
ADJ.: immortal (eternal). -talita, F.:
immortality. -talménte, ADV.: immor-
tally (forever).
immortire} = ammortire.
immoscadare}j, TR.: perfume with musk
(scent).
immotàre [in, mota], TR.: soil with mud
or dirt.
immòto [L. -motus], ADI.:
(steadfast).
immueidire [in, mucido], INTR.: be-
come mouldy or musty.
immundiziat = immondizia.
immi-ne [L. -nis], ADI.: immune (ex-
empt). -nità, r.: immunity (exemption).
immu-tabile [in, m...], ADI.: immutable
(unchangeable). -tabilita, F.: immu-
tability. -tabilménte, ADV.: immu-
tably (invariably). -tare}, TR.: change
(alter, commute). -taziéne, F.: immt-
tation (change).
imo [L. imus (superl. of inferus, low)],
ADJ.: low (inferior); abject (vile); M.:
bottom (lowest part): da sommo a —,
from head to foot; ad —{, down below.
-seépo [Gr. sképos, prop], M.: thickness
of the lowest part of a column.
impac-care [in, pacco], TR.: put in a
package (pack). -chettare, TR.: make
into a small package (bundle up).
impae-eiaméntoj = -cio. -eifinte,
M.: busybody. |l-etare [L. im-pactiare],
TR.: encumber (embarrass, perplex); REFL.:
intermeddle. -eiativo, ADI.: trouble
some (perplexing). -eiatére, M.: tire
unmoved
ampaccio
some fellow (bore). impàe-eio, M.:
trouble (impediment, perplexity); vexa-
tion; pain: darsi gl’ -ci del Mar Rossot,
meddle in a thing that does not concern
one. -eidna, F., -eiéne, M.: one who
is always in the way. -eiéso, ADI.:
troublesome (meddling).
impadronire [in, padrone], TR.: make
master of (put in possession of); REFL.:
seize for one’s self (make one’s self mas-
ter of).
impadulare [in, padule], INTR.: grow
marshy.
impagabile [in-, p. .], ADI. : that cannot
be paid (invaluable).
impaginà-re [in, pagina], TR.: put in
pages: -tére, M.: one who pages. -tii-
ra, -ziéne, F.: pagination (putting in
pages).
impa-gliare [in, paglia], TR.: cover with
straw. -gliéto, PART.: strawy (covered
with straw); mixed with strawf; straw-
coloured}. -gliatino, M.: straw seat of
a chair. -gliatére, M.: chair-mender;
bird-stuffer. -gliatara, F.: stuffing with
straw.
impalancato [in, p..], M.:
(palisade).
impalandranàtoj, ADJ.: wrapped up
in a cloak.
impala-re [in, palo], TR.: impale; fence
with stakes: — la vigna, stake vines
-'to, PART.: impaled, etc.; erect (straight).
-tira, -ziéne, F.: impalement (impaling).
impal-caménto, M.: ceiling; flooring ;
boarding, |l-edre [in, palco], TR.: ceil
(plank). -catéra, F.: ceiling; flooring.
impalizzdre}, TR.: palisade (enclose
with stockade).
impallare [in, palla], TR.: play at bil-
liards or bowls.
impalli-dare}, -dire [in, pallido],
INTR.: become pale.
impallinare [in, pallino], TR.: wound
with small shot.
impal-maméntoj M.: joining of hands.
ll-mare [in, palma], TR.: give the hand
to (grasp}); marry; REFL.} : promise one's
self.
impalpabi-le [in, palpare], ADJ.: impal-
pable. -lita, F.: impalpability. -lmén-
te}, ADV.: impalpably.
impalu-daménto, m.: forming of
marshes. |l-dére [in, palude], INTR. :
become marshy or fenny.
impana-re [in, pane], TR.: impanate
(embody in bread). -tara, F.: doctrine
of impanation.
impanedre [in, panca], REFL.: push
one’s self with presumption (presume,
arrogate) ; sit or lie down on a bencht.
impanié-re [in, pania], T2.: daub with
stockade
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bird-lime; REFL.: be ensnared or en-
tangled; be in love. -tére, M.: one who
daubs with bird-lime; lover. -tara, F.:
act of alluring (ensnaring)
impanieeiadre [in, paniccia], TR.: plas-
ter; paste; (fig.) embroil (confuse).
impànioj, M.: hindrance; perplexity
(confusion).
impan-nare [in, panno], TR.: stuff (wad);
put cloth or paper into (a broken window-
glass); cover with cloth or paper. -né-
ta, F.: paper-window. -néto, PART.:
covered with a cloth, etc. -natwra, F.:
act of covering with cloth, etc.
impantanàre [in, pantano], TR.: cover
with mud; pu; in the mire; REFL.: sink
in the mire (be mired) ; get muddy.
impappaficére}, TR.: hood (put on a
hood or cowl).
impappinàre [in, pappa], TR.:
with questions (perplex, mix up).
imparacchiare = imparucchiare. °
imparadisére [in, paradiso], TR.: im-
paradise.
imparagondbile [in-, p. .], ADI. : incom-
parable (excellent).
impara-re [L. in, parare, prepare], TR.:
learn; teach: — a mente, u memoria,
learn by heart. -tieeio, M.: bad learn-
ing; ADJ.: badly learned.
impareggiébi-le [in-, p..], ADI.: in-
comparable. -Iménte, ADV.: incompar-
ably.
imparentàre [in, parente], TR.: cause
to become a parent; marry into; become
domesticatedj.
impa-ri [L. im-par], ADI. : unequal (in-
ferior, uneven). -riméntet, ADV.: un-
equally (not alike). -ritàt, F.: imparity
(inequality).
impar-tibile}, ADJ.: inseparable (indi-
visible). |l-tire [L. -tiri, share], TR.:
share justly (impart, communicate).
imparucchiàre [imparare], TR.: learn
a little or poorly.
imparzià-le [in-, p. .], ADJ.: impartial
(just). -lità, F.: impartiality (justice).
-Iménte, ADV.: impartially (justly).
impassi-bile [L. -bilis], aDJ.: impassible
(inalterable). -bilita, F.: impassibility.
-bilménte, ADV.: impassibly.
impassionare{, TR.: impassion (tor-
ment).
impa-staménto, M.: impastation (act
of mixing into paste). ||-stare [in, pasta],
TR.: knead; paste (stick with paste);
(fig.) put together; mix colours on a pal-
let; fattent: male -tato, of a bad com-
plexion ; è -tato di vizi, he is very vicious.
--statére, M.: kneader; paster. -stata-
ra, F.: impastation. -stieeifire, TR.:
make a medley of; do (a thing) badly.
impasticciare
confuse
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impà-sto, M.: impasting; paste; fast-
ingf. -stocchifre, TR.: make believe
(deceive). -stoidre [in, pastoia], TR.:
shackle; fetter; fasten. -staray, F.:
pastern of a horse. °
impastrandre [in, pastrano], REFL.:
wrap one’s self up in a cloak.
impataccàre [in, patacca], TR.: spot
(stain, soil).
impatibilej, ADI.: impatible (intoler-
able).
impatriare [in, patria], INTR.: return
to one’s own country.
impattare [in, patta], TR.: make even.
impau-rante}, ADJ.: frightful (horrible).
-raref, ||-rire [in, paura], TR.: terrify
(frighten); INTR.: be afraid.
im-pavidaménte, ADV.: intrepidly (fear-
impasto
lessly). |l-pavido [in-, p. J, ADI.: in-
trepid (fearless).
impa-zientare = -zientire. ||-ziénte
[in-, p. .], ADJ.: impatient (eager). -zien-
teménte, ADV.: impatiently. -zienti-
re, INTR.: lose patience. -ziémza, -zién-
ziat, F.: impatience.
impaz-zaménto, M.: madness (insanity).
llpzare, -zire [in, pazzo], INTR.: go mad
(be crazed ; become insane); curdle; TR.}:
make crazy; render vain: — d’alcuno, be
madly in love with some one. -zéàto, PART.:
mad, crazy; all -zata, crazily, heedlessly.
impeccabi-le [in-, p..], ADI.: impec-
cable (sinless). -lità, r.: impeccability.
impe-cettàre [in, pecetta], TR.: daub
(with pitch or tar); stain (soil). -eia-
ménto, M.: daubing with pitch. ||-eia-
re [in pece], TR.: daub with tar or pitch:
dovunque va vi s’-cia, he sticks wherever
he goes; -ciarsi gli orecchi, stop one’s
ears (refuse to listen). -eiatira, F.:
pitching (tarring).
impecorire [in, pecora], INTR.. become
stupid.
impodalarej, INTR.:
trunk or stem.
impedantire [in, pedante], INTR.: be-
come a pedant.
impe-dibile, ApJ.: that can be hindered.
-dicérej, TR.: allure; clog (shackle):
impede. -diénte, PART.: hindering (pre-
venting). -dimentàrej,-dimentire},
TR.: hinder (prevent). -diménto [L.
-dimentum], M.: impediment (obstacle);
infirmity (sickness){; baggaget. |l-dire
[L. -dire], TR.: impede (annoy, hinder):
— uno da una cosa}, keep a thing far off
from one. -ditivo, ADJ.: impeditive
(obstructive). -dito, PART.: hindered ;
paralytic. -ditére, M., -ditriee, F.:
impeder (obstructor). ù
impe-gnare [in, pegno], TR.: pawn
(pledge): engage; REFL.: pledge: — la
thicken in the
imperativo
fede, give one’s word; -gnarsi a unot,
do everything for one. -gmato, PART:
promised ; betrothed. -gnativof, ADI.:
obliging (engaging). impé-gno, M.: en-
gagement (obligation, promise); debt;
bond; trouble (contention, strife). -gné-
so, ADJ.: troublesome (contentious); rash
(precipitate).
impegolare [in, pegola], TR.: pitch
(smear with tar).
impelagare [in, pelago], REFL.: be en-
gulfed in.
impelare [in, pelo], TR.: cover with hair,
im-pellénte, ADJ.: that which incites or
impels. ||-péllere [L.], IRR.$; TR.: im-
pel (force on). -pilso, PART. of -pellere.
§ Pret. cvzpzlst. Part. zmpulso.
impellieeiàre [in, pelliccia], TR.: dress
in furs and skins.
im-pendèntet, ADJ.: impending (immi-
nent); dubious (doubtful). ||-péndere},
TR.: impend (hang, suspend); spend (lay
out).
impenetrabi-le [in-, p..], ADI.: im-
penetrable ; incomprehensible; inscrutable.
-lita, F.: impenetrability. -lménte,
ADV.: impenetrably.
impeni-ténte [in-, p. .], ADJ.: impenitent
(unrepenting). -tènza, F.: impenitence.
impennacchiare [in, pennacchio], TR.:
adorn with feathers; REFL.: put on feath-
ers (become fledged).
impen-nare [in, penna], TR.: cover with
feathers; debit}; describe (write)}; INTR.:
become fledged (get feathered); (of horses)
rear; (fig.) resent; soarf: — 1 piedet,
run swiftly; — una saettat, feather an
arrow. -nata, F.: penful of ink; rearing
of a horse; written verse or words}. -né-
to, PART.: feathered (winged). -natii-
raf, F.: mulct (penalty).
impennellarej, TR.: use the pen (or
paint-brush); stroke with a pencil; hit
(strike).
impen-sabile [in-, p. .], aDJ.: unthink-
able (unimaginable). -sataménte, ADV.:
unexpectedly (suddenly). -séto, ADJ.: un-
expected (sudden): all’ —, unexpectedly
(all of a sudden). -sierîre, TR.: give
thoughts to (make thoughtful); cause
trouble (worry); REFL.: become thought-
ful (muse deeply). -sierito, PART.:
thoughtful (pensive).
impepàre [in, pepe], TR.: pepper (season
with pepper).
impe-radérej = -ratore. -radrieo
= -ratrice. -rinte, M.: commander.
ll-rare [L.], INTR.: have empire (rule,
command, govern); TR.}: impose (enjoin,
lay on). -rativaménte, ADV.: impera-
tively. -rativo, ADJ.: imperative (com-
manding); M.: imperative mood. -raté-
imperatore
re, M.: emperor; commander (general).
-ratorio, ADJ.: imperatorial (imperial).
-ratriee, F.: empress.
impereettibi-le [in-, p. .], ADI.: im-
perceptible. -lita, F.: imperceptibility.
-lménte, ADV.: imperceptibly.
imper-chèj -é, ADV.: because; there-
fore; M.: reason (cause): fare lo —, give
occasion. -eid}, ADV.: therefore. -eio=c-
chè -é, ADV.: whereas (because); to the
end that}; in order tof.
imperdondbile [in-, p. .], ADJ.: unpar-
donable (irremissible).
imper-fettaménte, ADV.: imperfectly.
Il-fètto [in-, p. .], ADJ.: imperfect (de-
fective); M.: (gram.) imperfect; defect
(imperfection)}. -fezioneélia, dim. of
fezione. -fezione, F.: imperfection (de-
fect); lack (want). -fezionieeia, dim.
of -fezione.
imperia-le [imperio], aDJ.: imperial
(sovereign); superior; excellent; emi-
nent ; beautiful (majestic)j; M.: imperial
(roof of a coach). -lésco, ADJ.: impe-
rialistic. -lista, M.: imperialist. -1mén-
te, ADV.: like an emperor. imperià-
ref = imperare.
impericolosire}, INTR.: hazard (incur
danger, run a risk); TR.: put in danger.
impé-rio [L.-rium], M.: empire (domin-
ion); command (order). -riosaménte,
ADV.: imperiously; haughtily. -riosità,
F.: haughtiness (imperiousness). -riéso,
ADI. : imperious (commanding).
impe-ritaménte, ADV.: unskilfully ; ig-
norantly. |l=rîito [L. -ritus], ADI.: IN-
exPERienced (ignorant, raw). -ritara,
ADJ.: imperishable (immortal); M.: im-
mortal. -rizia, F.: inexpertness (igno-
rance).
imperlaqualcòsaj, ADV.: therefore;
wherefore.
imperlàre [in, perla], TR.: impearl (adorn
with pearls).
impermalire [in, per, male], TR. : cause
to be offended; INTR.: be offended; show
wrath or disdain.
impermistoj, ADJ.: unmixed (genuine).
impermeabi-le [in-, p. .], ADJ.: imper-
meable; M.: waterproof. -lita, F.: im-
permeability.
impermutabi-le [in-, p..], ADJ.: im-
mutable (unchangeable). -lita, F.: im-
mutability. -lmémnte, apv.: immutably.
imper-nare, -nifre [in, perno, per-
nio], TR.: poise (place upon a pivot or
axis). -miatara, F.: poising or fixing
upon a pivot.
impèro [L. imperium], M.: empire; power.
impe-rò [in, però], ADV.: (vulg.) there-
fore; notwithstanding. -ro=cchè, ADV.:
because (whereas, since).
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imperscrittibilej, ADI. : imprescripti-
ble.
imperscrutabi-le [L. -lis], ADJ.: im-
perscrutable (inconceivable); unsearcha-
ble. -lità, F.: inconceivableness; un-
impetuoso
searchableness.
imperseve-rante}, ADJ.: changeable
(inconstant). -rénzat, F.: inconstancy
(want of perseverance). ||-raret, INTR.:
be inconstant (fickle).
imperso=ngle [in-, p..], ADJ.: imper-
sonal, -nalménte, ADV.: imperson-
ally. -nére, REFL.: personify.
impersuasibile [in-, p. .], ADJ.: unper-
suasible.
impertanto [in, per, tanto], ADV.: not-
withstanding, however; (vulg.) insomuch
as.
impertèrrito [L.-rri{us], ADJ.: unter-
rified (undaunted, intrepid).
imperti-nénte [L. -nens (per-tinens,
belonging)], ADJ.: impertinent (insolent,
nonsensical); unseasonablef; importunate
(troublesome). -mentéllo, dim. of -nen-
te. -nenteménte, ADV.: impertinent-
ly. -mènza, F.: impertinence; extrava-
gance (ostentation) ; affront (insult).
impertur- babile [L. -babilis], ADI.:
imperturbable. -babilita, F.: imper-
turbability (tranquillity). -bato, ADI.:
undisturbed (tranquil, serene).
imperver-saménto, M.: perverseness ;
rage (fury). -s&re [in, perverso], INTR.:
become furious (rage like a madman).
|l-tire} [in, p..], TR.: pervert (deprave);
INTR.: become perverse (grow wicked).
impérviof, ADJ.: impervious.
impésoj, PART. of impendere; hanged
(suspended).
impestare [in, peste], TR.: infect.
impetecchito [in, petecchia], ADJ.: cov-
ered with purple spots.
impe-tigine [L. -tigo (-tere, attack), F.:
impetigo (cutaneous eruption). -tiginé-
so, ADJ.: having impetigo.
impeto [L. -ius], M.: mere impetuosity
(violence, impetus): a —f, impetuously.
impe-trabile, ADJ.: impetrable (ob-
tainable). -tragiénet, F.: obtaining
by entreaty or prayer. ||-trare [L. -tra-
re, obtain], TR.: impetrate (obtain by
prayer or entreaty); merit (deserve)t;
gaint; INTR.: petrify (harden). -tra-
tére}, M.: suppliant. -traziénef, F.:
impetration (prayer). -tricatoj, ADI.:
hard as stone (petrified).
impettito [in, petto], ADI.:
(erect).
impe-tuosaménte, ADV.: impetuously
(violently). -tuosità, F.: impetuosity
(violence, fury). |l-tuéso [L. -tuosus],
ADJ.: impetuous (vehement).
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impeverato [in, pevere], ADI. : peppered.
impiaeevolirej, TR.: appease (pacify,
mitigate); render agreeable; INTR.: be-
come agreeable; REFL.: show one’s self
polite.
impia-gare [in, piaga], TR.: wound (hurt,
cover with wounds); plough}. -gatére,
M., -gatriee, F.: wounder (hurter). -ga-
tara, F.: wounding; wound (hurt).
impiallaeeia-re [in, piallaccio], TR.:
inlay wood (veneer). -ttira, F.: inlay-
ing (veneering).
impianellare [in, pianella], TR.:
(a roof or floor).
impian-tare [in, pianta], TR.: implant;
infix; put (place){; REFL.: place one’s
self. -tito, M.: floor (flooring). im-
pian-to, M.: establishment of a work or
business ; infixing ; putting.
impia-straeeio, disp. of -stro. -stra-
fogli [foglio], M.: scribbler (scrawler).
-stragionet, F.: inoculation (ingraft-
ing). -straménto, M.: act of plaster-
ing. -strdre, TR.: plaster (apply a
plaster); daub (besmear); blotch; in-
oculate (ingraft)}; reconcile (adjust)t ;
REFL.: paint or daub one’s self. -stra-
tére, M.: plasterer; dauber. -strazié-
ne} = -stramento. -strieciaménto =
-stramento. -strieeifire, TR.: plaster
badly (daub). -strino, car. dim. of -stro.
|limpid-stro [L. emplastrum (Gr. plés-
sein, mould)], M.: plaster (poultice);
remedy.
impiattare = rimpiattare.
impic-cagiéne, F., -caménto, M.: act
of hanging. ||-eare [L. picare (pix, pitch)
stick], TR.: hang (execute); suspend (hang
up); REFL.: hang one’s self; attach one’s
self; join: -carla ad uno, fasten it on
to one, show one the wrong or his false-
ness. -catéllo, dim. of -cato. -cato,
PART. : hanged, etc.; M.: rogue (hangdog):
stare —, stand idling ; ognuno ha il suo —
all’ uscio, every one has his faults (afflic-
tions). -eatéiot, ADI.: ripe for the gal-
lows; old enough to be hanged. -catura,
F.: hanging (execution).
impiceidre [OFr. enpigier (L. in, pix,
pitch)], TR.: embarrass, obstruct ; embroil
(confuse); REFL.: intermeddle.
impieeinire [in, piccino], TR.: make
little ; INTR.: become little.
impie-eio [-ciarel, M.: perplexity
(trouble). -eiéma, F., -eiéne, M.:
troubler (intermeddler).
impiccolire [in, piccolo], TR.: cause to
become small (make little); INTR.: become
little (diminish); REFL.: become less.
impidoc-chiare [in, pidocchio), TR. : fill
with lice. -chire, INTR.: breed lice
(grow lousy).
impeverato
tile
implorabile
impie-gaébile, ADJ.: usable. |l-gare
[L. implicare, infold], TR.: EMPLOY (use);
give employment; spend (occupy). -gato,
PART.: employed, etc.; M.: employee,
-gatueeio, disp. of -gato. impié-go,
M.: public office; employment (work);
use. -guecio, disp. of -go.
impiere} = empire.
im-pieta}, F.: impiety (irreligion). -pie-
tosire [pietoso], TR.: move to pity (touch,
affect); REFL.: be affected or touched.
impie-triménto, M.: petrification.
Il=trîre [in, pietra], TR., INTR.: petrify, .
impiézzai, F.: impiety.
impi-gliére [in, p. .], TR.: confuse (em-
broil); seize with force}; undertake;
light}; REFL.}: intermeddle (mix one’s
self up with). -gliatére, M.: intermed-
‘dler (obstructor). impi-gliof, M.: per-
plexity (trouble). i
impignere] = impingere.
impigrire [in, pigro], INTR.: become
lazy or idle.
impillaccheràre [in, pillacchera], TR.:
soil with mud or dirt.
im-=-pingeref, IRR.; TR.. impel (push for-
ward); charge (the enemy); REFL.: push
one’s self against.
impin-guare [in, pingue], TR.: make
fat or plump; ornament (adorn); REFL.:
0a (become fat). -guire, INTR.: grow
at.
impintof, PART. of impingere.
impinzàre [L. in, pinsus, bruised], TR.:
fill; overfill.
impio}, ADJ.: impious (irreligious).
impiolare [in, piolo], INTR.: sprout
(grow).
impiom-bgre [in, piombo], TR.: lead
(cover with lead); plumb: — i denti, fill
the teeth. -bato, PART. of -bare: mazza
-bata, loaded club. -batéra, F.: solder-
ing or covering with lead.
impipàre [in, pipa], REFL.: ( pop.) make
light of (laugh at).
impiumàre [in, piuma], TR.: fledge
(feather).
impiùto, PART. of impiere: filled; ac-
complished.
impla-cabile [in-, p. .], ADI. : implacable.
-cabilità, F.: implacability. -cabil-
ménte, ADV.: implacably. -eidire,
TR.: appease (calm).
impli-canzaf, F.: contradiction (obsta- -
cle). |[-cére [L. (plicare, fold)], TR.:
implicate (entangle, embarrass); REFL.:
mix one’s self up in. -caziénef, F.:
implication (entanglement). -eitamén-
te, ADV.: implicitly. impli-eito [L.
-citus], ADJ.: implicit; entangled (con-
fused)t.
implo-rahile, ADJ.: that can be im-
implorare
plored. |l-rdére [L.], TR.: implore (be-
seech).
implame [L. im-plumis], ADI.: unfledged
(unfeathered).
implavio [L. -vium (pluere, rain)], M.:
impluvium (cistern in Rom. atrium to re-
ceive the rain); atrium (open court).
impo-liticaménte, ADV.: impolitically.
|-litico [in-, p. .], ADJ.: impolitic.
im-=polito, ADJ.: unpolite (rude).
impolminàtoj, ADJ.: asthmatic; con-
sumptive.
impoltronire [in, poltrone], TR.: make
lazy; INTR.: become idle,
impolverare [in, polvere], TR.: powder
(cover with dust).
impomatare [in, pomata], TR.: daub
with pomatum.
impomàto}, ADJ.: planted with apple-
trees; full of fruit.
impomieciare [in, pomice], TR.: rub or
polish with pumice stone.
imponde-rabile [in-, p..], ADJ.: im-
ponderable. -rabilita, F.: impondera-
bility.
impo-nénte, ADJ.: imposing. |limpé-
nere [L.], = -rre. -nibile, ADJ.: im-
posable. -nitérej, M.: imposer (en-
joiner).
impopolà-re [in-, p. .], ADJ.: unpopular.
-rita, F.: unpopularity.
imporcàrei, TR.: furrow (make ridges in).
imporporàre [in, porpora], TR.: dye
purple; blush}; paint with rouget.
imporràre [in, porro], INTR.: mould
(become musty).
im-pérre, IRR. ; TR.: impose (place upon);
enjoin (command); wrap; attribute (im-
pute to)f; bring}; fatten}; cover (copu-
late)}.
imporrire = imporrare.
impor-tabile}, ADJ.: intolerable (insuf-
ferable). -tamte, aDJ.: important (of
great concern). -tamza,F.: importance.
l|-tare [L.], INTR.: import (matter); de-
note; amount; TR.: cost; heap up; sig-
nify (denote); bear{: questo -ta a me, that
is my concern ; — poco, be of little conse-
quence. -taziéne, F.: importation. -té-
vole} = -tabile. impòr-to, M.: amount
(cost, sum).
importu-naménte, ADV.: importu-
nately. -nAnzaj =-nità. -nare, -ni-
re, TR.: importune (trouble, irritate). -ma-
taménte, ADV.: importunately. -nità,
F.: importunity. ||importa-no [L.
-nus], ADJ.: importune (troublesome, vex-
atious); sensiblet; inopportune (unsea-
sonable)+; auguring evilf.
imposi-tére [imporre], M.: imposer (or-
derer). -ziéne, F.: imposition; import
(gravity); tax.
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impossessare [in, possesso], REFL. : take
possession of (seize); make one’s self mas-
ter of.
impossibi-le [in-, p..], ADJ.: impossible;
difficult ; absurd ; M.: impossible: ridurre
uno all’ —}, be unable to respond without
falling into contradiction. -litaé, F.: im-
possibility; impotence. -litàre, TR.:
render impossible. -lménte, ADV.: im-
possibly.
impé-sta [imporre], F.: impost (duty;
tax); order (command)}. impé-sta,
F.: door or window shutter; (arch.) im-
post. -stame,.M.: window-shutters and
doors of a house. -stare, TR.: place
upon or set up (an arch); post up (ac-
counts) ; post (a letter); REFL.: be ready
to throw one’s self upon. -statura, F.:
arching (setting up); haughty attitude;
impost}. -staziéne, F.: posting (posting
up).
impostemire [in, postema], INTR.: im-
posthumate (suppurate, swell up).
impò-sto, PART. of imporre ; imposed; or-
dered. -stére [L.],M.: impostor (deceiver).
-stiira, F.: imposture (fraud, imposition).
-sturare, TR.: deceive (cheat); calum-
niate (slander).
impo-ténte [L. -tens], ADJ.: impotent
(weak, powerless) ; incapable of generat-
ing; very potent (powerful)}. -ténza,
-ténziat,F.: impotence (weakness); prof-
ligacy (licentiousness).
impove-riménto, M.: impoverishment.
ll-rire [in, povero], TR.: impoverish
(make poor); INTR.: become poor: durar
fatica per —, work for nothing.
impraticabi-le [in-, p..], ADJ.: im-
practicable. -lita, r.: impracticability.
impratichire [in, pratica], TR.: prac-
tise (exercise); REFL.: exercise one’s
self in.
impreca-ere [L. -ri (precari, PRAY)], TR. :
invoke evil (contro, imprecate, curse).
-tivo, ADJ.: imprecatory (cursing). -té-
re, M.: curser (execrator). -tòrio =
-tivo. -ziéme, F.: imprecation (male-
diction).
imprecisiéne [in-, p. .], F.: imprecision.
impregionare} = imprigionare.
impregiudicato [in-, p. .], ADI.: un-
prejudicate (unprejudiced).
impre-gnaméntoj, M.: impregnation
(fecundation). ||l=gnére [in, pregno], TR.:
impregnate; INTR.: saturate; conceive.
-gnatara, F.: pregnancy.
impremeditàto [in-, p..], ADJ.; un-
premeditated.
imprén-dere [in, p. .], IRR.; TR.: un-
dertake (begin); learnt; understandt ;
take (seize)} : — briga, seek quarrel. -di-
bile [in-, p. .], ADJ.: that cannot be
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taken (impregnable). -diméntoj, M.:
undertaking (attempt); learning; instruc-
tion. -ditére, M., -ditriee, F.: un-
dertaker; learner. -siénej, F.: idea
(opinion).
imprenta. .} = impronta. .
impreparato [in-, p. .], ADJ.: unpre-
pared.
impré-sa [-ndere], F.: enterprise (un-
dertaking); company; device (emblem).
. saeeta, disp. of -sa. -sdrio, M.: un-
dertaker; manager; impresario (theatre-
manager).
imprescindibile [in-, p. .], ADJ.: that
cannot be prescinded or omitted.
imprescrittibi-le [in-, p. .], aADJ.: im-
prescriptible. -lità, F.: imprescripti-
bility.
impréso, PART. of imprendere; under-
taken (begun), etc.
impres-sionabile, ADJ.: impressiona-
ble. -sionabilita, r.: impressionability.
-sionàre, TR.: impress. |l-siéme [L.
-sio], F.: impression; edition; stamp (mark);
infuencej. imprès-so, PART. of im-
primere: impressed; imprinted. -sére,
M.: printer.
impre-stanza, F.: loan (lending).
ll-stare [in, p..], TR.. lend. -stito,
M.: loan.
impretendèntei, ADJ.: unpretending.
impreteribi-lej, ADJ.: unfailing (cer-
tain). -lméntet, ADV.: infallibly (un-
failingly).
impre-vedibile [in-, p. .], ADJ.: that
cannot be foreseen. -vedibilménte,
ADV.: in an unforeseen manner. -ve-
dato, ADJ.: unforeseen. -vidénte,
ADJ.: lacking foresight. -visto, ADJ.:
unforeseen (unanticipated).
impre-ziosire [in, prezioso], TR. : render
precious or valuable. -ziAbilej, -zzabi-
le}, ADJ.: inestimable (beyond all price).
imprigio-naménto, M.: imprisonment
(incarceration). |l-madre [in, prigione],
TR.: imprison (incarcerate). -natére,
M.: imprisoner.
imprima}, ADV.: firstly (in the first place).
imprimere [L.], IRR. (cf. comprimere);
TR.: imprint (stamp); impress.
imprimieraméntef}, ADV.: first (in the
first place).
imprimitara}, F.: preparation used as
a ground-work for paint; impression;
coloured print.
improbabi-le [in-, p. .], ADJ.: improb-
able. -lità, F.: improbability. -lmén-
te, ADV.: improbably.
impro-baménte, ADV. : excessively ; ex-
traordinarily; wickedly. -bita, F.: im-
probity (wickedness)]. |limpro-bo [L.
-bus (in-, not, probus, good)], ADJ.: ex-
improvvistamente
cessive (extraordinary); long (continuous);
wicked.
improeeidref, TR.: reproach.
improdut-tibile [in-, p. .], ADJ.: that
cannot produce. -tivo, ADI.: unprodue-
tive.
impro-méssa, F.: promise. ||-méttere .
[in, p. .], IRR.; TR.: promise.
imprén-ta, F.: impression (imprint, mark).
-taeeio, disp. of -to. -taménte, ADV.:
importunately. -taméntof, M.: impor-
tunity (incitement). ||-tare [L. imprimi-
tare (primere, PRESS)], TR.: IMPRESS (IM-
PRINT, mark); lend; borrow. -titadi-
ne, -tézzaj, F.: importunity; efficacy};
entreatyt. imprén-to, ADJ.: impor
tunate; M.{: impression (print, stamp).
impro-peràrej, TR.: reproach, blame.
|l-pério [L. -perium (probrum, disgrace)],
M.: reproach (blame).
impropi. . = impropri. .
improporzio - néle, ADJ.: dispropor-
tional. -nalità, F.: disproportionality.
-nalménte, ADV.: disproportionally,
-nato, ADJ.: disproportionate.
impro-priaménte, ADV.: improperly;
inopportunely ; inconveniently. -prieta,
F.: impropriety; unfitness. llimprò=
prio [L. -prius], ADJ.: improper, inop-
portune ; inconvenient.
improrogabile [in-, p. .], ADJ.: not to
be put off.
improsciuttire [in, prosciutto], INTR.:
dry like bacon; become emaciated or thin.
improspe-raménte [in-, p..], ADV.:
unprosperously. -rirej, INTR.: prosper
(become prosperous). -ritoy, ADJ. : pros-
perous.
improva-tivoy, ADJ.: disapproving. -zié-
nef, F.: disapprobation.
improveràrej, TR.: reprove (reproach).
improvi. . = improvvi. .
improvve-dutaméntef, ADV.: unpro-
videdly (unexpectedly). -ditoj, ADI.:
unforeseen (unexpected).
improvvi-daménte}, ADV.: imprudent-
ly (inconsiderately)f. -dènzat, F.: im-
providence (imprudence). llimpròvvi=
do [L. im-pro-vidus, ‘un-for-seeing’],
ADJ.: improvident (imprudent).
improvvi-saménte, ADV.: suddenly
(unexpectedly). -saménto, M. : impromp-
tu; improvisation. -sare, TR.: impro-
vise (extemporize); ask for artfully}.
-sAta, F.: pleasant surprise; impromptu
(extempore composition). -satére, M,
-satriee, F.: improvisatore. -saziéne,
F.: improvisation. |limprovvi-go [L.
-sus (in, not, pro-videre, fore-see)], ADI.:
unforeseen (unexpected, sudden); unpro-
vided; ADv.: suddenly (unexpectedly);
M.: impromptu. -staménte = -samenit.
improvvisto
improvvi-stoj, ADJ.: unprovided (un-
prepared).
impru-dénte [in-, p..], ADJ.: impru-
dent (inconsiderate). -denteménte,
ADV.: imprudently (incautiously). -dén-
za, -dénziaj, F.: imprudence.
imprunàre [in, pruno], TR.: hedge (ob-
struct with briars); measure beforehandf.
im-ptbe, -pubere [L. -pubes], ADI. : un-
der age.
impu-dénte [L. -dens], ADI. : impudent
(bold, saucy). -denteménte, ADV.:
impudently. -dènza, F.: impudence
(shamelessness).
impu-dicaménte, ADV. : indecently (un-
chastely). -dieizia, F.: impudicity (im-
modesty). |l-dico [L. -dicus (pudicus,
chaste)], ADJ.: lascivious (lewd, unchaste).
impu-gnébile, ADI.: impugnable. -gna-
méntoj, M.: opposition (hindrance) ;
grasping. |l-gnare [L. in, pugnare,
fight], TR.: seize (grasp, catch); IMPUGN
(assail, attack); deny; take (choose)};
make (a fist)}: — la spada, draw the
sword. -gmatére, M.: impugner; an-
tagonist. -gnatara, F.: grasping; hilt
(handle). -gnaziéne, F.: grasping ; op-
position (combat).
impuleidre [in, pulce], TR.: cover with
fleas.
impu-litaménte, ADV.: impolitely (rude-
ly). -litézza, F.: incivility (impolite-
ness). |l-lito [in-, p. .], ADJ.: impolite
(uncivil, rude); unpolished (rough)f.
im-pulsiéne [L. -sio], F.: impulsion
(thrust, push). -pulsivo, ADJ.: impul-
sive (impellent). |l=-palso [L. -pulsus
(pellere, push)], M.: impulse (incentive,
instigation).
impua-ne [L.], aDJ.: impune (unpunished).
-neménte, ADV.: impunibly (with im-
punity). -nîbile, ADJ.: not punishable.
-nita, F.: impunity. -nitaméntej =
-nemente. -nito, ADJ.: unpunished.
impuntare [in, punta], INTR.: stop (halt);
break off in a discourse; balk ; TR.: pierce
(point).
impun-tire [in, punto], TR.: stitch (sew
closely), -titàra, F.: stitching (sewing).
-tara, F.: needle-work.
impu-raménte, ADV.: impurely (un-
cleanly). -rità, F.: impurity; obscenity
(lasciviousness). |limpu-ro [L. -rus],
ADJ.: impure (foul) ; lewd.
imputabile, aDJ.: imputable. -tabili-
tà, F.: imputableness. -taméntof, M.:
imputation (charge). ||-tare [L.], TR.:
impute (attribute); accuse; repute (be-
lieve)t}: — a male, blame. -tatore, M.:
imputer (accuser). -tato, PART.: im-
puted, etc.; M.: accused. -tazione, F.:
imputation (charge).
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imputridire [in, putrido], INTR.: pu-
trefy.
impuz-zére}, |l-zire [in, puzzo], INTR.:
become stinking (or offensive to the sme'l,
begin to smell; putrefy). -zolirej =
zare.
in [L.], PREP.: in (into); at; on (upon);
to (towards); like; instead of: stare —,
depend on; — quanto a me, as for me.
in- [L.], PREF. : in-, un-, not.
infbi-le [L. in-habilis], apJ.: incapable
(UNABLE, unskilful). -lita, F.: inability
(incapacity). -litàre, TR.: render in-
capable (disable).
inabis-saménto, M.: engulfing (ruining);
act of falling into an abyss. |l-sdre [in,
abisso], TR.: throw into an abyss; engulf
(ruin); REFL.: fall into an abyss; get
ruined.
inabi-tabile [in-, a. .], ADJ.: uninhabit-
able. -tàrej, TR.: inhabit. -tatof,
PART. : uninhabited. -tévolej = -tabile.
inae-cessibile [in-, a. .], ADI. : inac-
cessible (out of reach). -eessibilita,
F.: inaccessibility. -eésso, ADJ.: inac-
cessible.
in-aeeettfbile, ADJ.: unacceptable.
inaeeiaif-re, «rire [in, acciaio], TR.:
steel.
in-accordabile, ADJ.: that cannot be
granted.
inacer-bare}, -bire [in, acerbo], TR.:
exasperate (irritate).
inace-tare}, TR.: bathe or sprinkle with
vinegar ; INTR.: become sour. ||-tire [in,
aceto], INTR.: become sour. -tito, PART.:
sour (bitter).
inaci-diménto, M.: act of becoming acid.
|l=-dire [in, acido], INTR.: become acid.
inacqua. . = annacqua. .
inacutire}, TR.: make sharper (sharp-
en); REFL.: become sharper; TR.: (mus.)
pass from the grave to the acute.
in-adattabile, ADJ.: unadaptable.
in-addiétro, ADV.: formerly.
inade-guataménte, ADV.: inadequate-
ly. I-guato [in-, a. .], ADJ.: inadequate.
inadem-pibile [in-, a. .], ADJ.: that
cannot be accomplished. -piménto,
M.: non-accomplishment. -pito, -piuto,
ADJ. : unaccomplished.
in-adombrabile, ADJ.: that cannot be
fancied or imagined.
in-adoprabile, ADJ.: that cannot be
used (useless).
inaffiatéio = annafitatoio.
inaggua-gliàbile [in-, a. .], ADJ.: un-
equable. -glidnzat, F.: inequality.
inagitato}, ADJ.:.not agitated.
inagraref, INTR.: become sour.
inagrestire [in, agresto], INTR.: grow
sour (as grapes).
inagrestire
230 inaiare
inaifre [in, aia], TR.: lay out on the
threshing-floor.
inalare [L. inhalare], TR.: inhale.
inal-baménto, M.: whitening; white-
ness. |l-bare [in, albo], INTR.: become
white; TR.}: whiten.
inalbe-raménto, M.: act of hoisting
flags; masting ships. |l-rare [in, albero],
TR.: hoist (a flag); mast; REFL.: (of
horses) rear; grow proud ; become angry;
INTR.{: climb up a tree; be filled with
trees.
inalidire [in, alido], INTR.: become arid
(dry up).
inaliendbi-le [in-, a. .], ADJ.: inalien-
able. -lità, F.: unalienableness. -lmén-
te, ADV.: inseparably.
inalte-rabile [in-, a. .], ADJ.: unalter-
able (immutable). -rabilità, F.: unal-
terableness (immutability). -rabilmén-
te, ADV.: unalterably. -ràto, ADI.: un-
altered.
inalvea-re [in, alveo], TR.: lead (waters)
into the beds of the rivers or canals.
-ziéne, F.: excavation of a canal.
inal-zaménto, M.: elevation (exaltation);
advancement (preferment). |l-zare [in,
a. .], TR.: raise (elevate); REFL.: rise
(ascend); praise one’s self. -zatirai,
F.: elevation (rise).
in-amabile, ADJ.: unamiable (disagree-
able).
inamarei, TR.: catch with a hook; en-
amour (captivate).
inamarirej, TR.: make bitter (embitter);
INTR.: become bitter.
in-améno, ADJ.: unpleasing (disagree-
able).
inami-dare [in, amido], TR.: starch.
-dato, ADJ.: starched; stiff (proud).
-datuira, F.: starching.
inamistàrej, REFL.: form a friendship
with.
in-ammendabileij, ADJ.: incorrigible.
inammissibi-le [in-, a..], ADJ.: inad-
missible. -lità, F.: inadmissibility.
inamovibi-le [in-, a. .], ADJ.: that can-
not be moved from office. -lita, F.: un-
movableness.
inane [L. inanis], ADI. : inane (vain).
inanellare [in, anello], TR.: curl (friz-
zle); affiance (betroth); put or insert in
ringsf.
inani-maref [in, a..], TR.: animate (en-
courage); make angry. ||-mato [in-,
a. .J, ADJ.: inanimate (lifeless, dead). -ma-
tére, M.: encourager (exciter). imani-
me, ADJ.: inanimate; discouraged. -mi-
re, TR.: animate (stimulate); REFL.f: be
angry (be in a passion).
inani-tà [inane], F.:
vacuity). -zidme, F.:
inanity (futility,
inanition.
inasprire
in-antenn4re}, TR.: (nav.) bend (the
sails) to the yards.
in-appagabile, ADJ.: that cannot be
satisfied.
in-appanndbile, ADI. : that cannot be
dimmed or obscured.
in-appassionàrej, TR.: cause passion
(put in a passion).
inappellabi-le [in-, a. .], ADI.: un-
appealable. -lménte, ADV.: without
appeal.
inappe-tèntet, ADJ.: without appetite
(listless); disgusted. ||-témza [in-, a. J,
ADJ.: inappetence (want of appetite).
in-apprensibilej, aDJ.: incomprehen-
sible.
in-apprezzabile, ADJ.: inestimable (be-
yond all value).
in-appuntaébile, ADJ.: that cannot be
blamed or censured.
inzappurabile, ADJ.: that cannot be
ascertained.
in-aràbile, ADJ.: inarable.
ADJ.: unploughed.
in-arboraref, tr.:= inalberare; plant
with trees (fill with trees).
inar-caménto, M.: act of arching or
bending like a bow. |l=c&re [in, arco],
TR.: arch (bend); REFL.: grow curved or
arched: — le ciglia, raise the eyebrows
(amaze). -catére, M.: one who looks
arch. -catura, F.: arching (curving).
inarendref, TR.: fill or cover with sand.
inargen-tare [in, argento], TR.: silver
(wash or plate with silver). -tatara, F.:
washing with silver.
inari-daref, ||-dire [in, arido], TR.:
make arid (dry up); consume (diminish);
INTR.: become arid. -dito, PART.: with-
ered (dried up).
inarientàrej = inargentare.
in-armònico, ADJ.: inharmonious.
inarpicare} = inerpicare.
in-arrendévolef, ADI. : inflexible.
inarrivabi-le [in-, a. .], ADJ.: inacces-
sible (unattainable). -lmémte, ADV.:
beyond reach.
in-arsieeiàtoj, ADJ.: parched (burnt);
M.: burnt edge.
inartico-lataménte, ADV.: inarticu
lately. [l=lato [in-, a. .], ADI. : inarticu-
late: corpo —, jointless body.
in-artifieiésoj, ADJ.: unartful (not arti-
ficial).
inasinire [in, asino], INTR.: become asi-
nine or stupid.
inaspàrej = innaspare.
inaspet-tataménte, ADV.: unexpect-
edly. ||-tato [in-, a. .], ADJ.: unexpected
(sudden).
ina-spréret, ||-sprire [in, aspro], TR.:
exasperate (exacerbate); make churlish or
=arato,
inastare
crosst; increaset; INTR.: become cruel
or sourf.
in-astare, TR.: put on the staff.
in-attaccabile, aDJ.: unassailable (in-
expugnable).
inat-tendibile [in-, a. .], ADI.: un-
worthy of attention. -téso, ADJ.: unex-
pected.
in-attitidine, F.: inaptitude (incapaci-
ty). =atto, ADJ.: unfit (unsuitable).
inat-tivita, F.: inactivity. ||-tivo [in-,
a. .], ADJ.: inactive,
inattuabi-le [in-, a. .], ADJ.: that can-
not be executed or performed. -lità, F.:
inability to do a thing.
in-attutibile, aDJ.: unconquerable (in-
domitable).
in-avarire}, INTR.: become avaricious.
inau-dibilej, ADJ.: inaudible. ||=dîto
(L. -ditus], ADJ.: unheard of (wonderful,
marvellous).
inaveràrej, TR.: pierce through; wound
(hurt).
inaugu-rale, ADJ.: inaugural. |l-rare
{in, a..], TR.: inaugurate; consecratef ;
take (the omen). -raziéne, F.: inau-
guration.
in-auratof, ADJ.: gilt (gilded).
inavve-dutaménte, ADV.: without
shrewdness. -dutézza, F.: imprudence:
ll-dato [in-, a. .], ADJ.: imprudent (un-
wary, indiscreet).
in-avventara}j, F.: misfortune (mishap).
inavver-ténte [-tire], ADJ.: inadvertent
(imprudent). -tenteménte, ADV.: inad-
vertently (inconsiderately). -tènza, F.:
inadvertence (thoughtlessness); lack of
shrewdness. -titaménte, ADV.: incon-
siderately (rashly).
in-aziéne, F.: inaction.
in-caeeiare}, TR.: give chase (pursue).
incaeidre [in, cacio], TR.: season with
grated cheese.
incadaverire [in, cadavere], INTR.: be-
come like a skeleton (grow thin).
in-cadére, IRR.; INTR.: fall into; fall
into sin or error.
in-cagionfrej, TR.:
lay the fault on.
inca-gliaménto, M.: obstacle (obstruc-
tion). |-gli&re [in, caglio], INTR.:
strand (run aground); hinder; stammer.
inc4-glio, M.: stranding; obstacle (im-
pediment).
inca-gnérej, -gnirej, INTR.: be as en-
raged as a mad dog. -gnétoj, ADI.:
angry (mad); growling.
incalappidre [in, calappio], TR.: ensnare
(inveigle); confuse (embroil).
in-caleare}, TR.: trample (tread under
foot); follow close (pursue hotly); cram
(fill).
cause (occasion);
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incandescenza
incaleia. .} = incalza. .
incaleinà-re [in, calcina], TR.: calcine
(cover with lime). -tira, F.: calcina-
tion. °
in-caleitréret, INTR.: make resistance:
— nel pungello, kick against the pricks.
in-calcolàbile, ADI. : incalculable.
incaliginato [in, caligine], ADI. : caligi-
nous (obscure, dark).
incal-liménto, M.: callosity (indura-
tion). Il=lîire [in, callo], INTR.: grow
callous (indurate). -lito, PART.: callous
(hard).
incalorire [in, calore], TR.: warm (heat);
REFL.: warm one’s self.
incalvire [in, calvo], INTR.: grow bald.
incal-zaménto, M.: pursuit (chase).
ll-zdre [in, c..], TR.: pursue (chase).
-zatére, M.: pursuer.
incalzonarej{, REFL.:
breeches.
incamatatof, ADJ.: as straight as a
stick ; upright.
incame-rabile, ADJ.: that can be ab-
sorbed into the public treasury. -ramén-
to, M.: incameration; imprisonmenti.
llexare [in, camera], TR.: absorb into
the public treasury; imprison (confine)f;
put in the chamber of firearms}. -razié-
nef =-ramento. -rellato, ADJ.: made
into small rooms,
incami-eidre [in, camicia], TR.: plas-
ter; REFL.: put on one's shirt. -eiata,
F.: camisade (night-attack). -eiato, ADJ.:
shirted; plastered; rough-castt. -eia-
tara, F.: plastering; rough-casting.
incammi-naménto}, M.: beginning;
pushing forward; direction. ||-nare [in,
c..], TR.: direct; set on foot (begin); push
or send forward; REFL.: set out.
incamuffa.. = camuffa. .
incamutàto], ADJ.: quilted (stuffed,
wadded).
incanaglire [in, canaglia], INTR.: be-
come like the rabble.
incana-laménto, M.: canalization.
|l-làre [in, canale], TR.: lead (water) into
canals: — un affare, put an affair in the
regular course, well-arrange. -latara,
F.: canalization; groove (canal).
incanétot, ADJ.: enraged (mad, furious).
incaneellabi-le [in-, c..], ADJ.: that
cannot be cancelled (indelible). -lanén-
te, ADV.: indelibly.
incanche-rare}, ||-rire [in, canchero],
TR.: cause to fester; INTR.: fester (gan-
grene).
incancrenire [in, cancrena], INTR.: be-
come gangrenous.
incande-scénte [L. -scere, become red
hot], ADJ.: incandescent. -scémza, F.:
incandescence.
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incan-naggio, M.: winding up. ||-nare
[in, canna], TR.: wind on bobbins; take
good aim at; tie ix a rollf; put into the
throat}. -nétet, F.: stick of cherries;
intrigue (snare). -matéio, M.: reel (spin-
dle). -natéra, F., -natére, M.: spin-
ner. -natura, F.: operation of spinning
or winding intoaskein. -nueeidre, TR.:
enclose or cover with reeds; make into a
trellis; (surg.) splint. -nueeidta, F.:
splint (for a fracture); trellis. -nueeia-
tara, F.: act of splinting.
incan-tagiéne, F.: incantation. -ta-
ménto, M.: enchantment. ||-tare [L.
(cantare, sing)], TR.: ENCHANT (fascinate,
bewitch); delight; sell at auction}; REFL.:
be enchanted, etc., be diverted; come to
a standstill (of wheels, etc.): — la neb-
bia, eat and drink (feast). -tatére,
M., -tatriee, F.: enchanter (sorcerer).
-tatòrio, ADJ.: enchanting (charming).
incannaggio
-tazione {, F., -tésimo, M.: enchant-
ment (charm); allurement. -tévole,
ADJ.: enchanting (bewitching). incén-
tol, M.: enchantment (sorcery, charm):
andare come la biscia all’—, do a thing
against one’s will; guastar —, frustrate
one’s plans.
incanto2 [mettere all’ inguantum (how
much)], M.: auction.
incantuceiare = rincantucciare.
incanu-timéntof, M.: hoariness (grow-
ing gray). |l-tire [in, canuto], INTR.:
become gray or hoary. -tito, PART.:
hoary ; gray-headed.
incapaceiatura = accapacciatura.
incapa-ee [in-, c. .], ADJ.: incapable (un-
able); inept (unfit)}. -eità, F.: incapac-
ity (incompetence).
inca-paménto}, M.: obstinacy (stub-
bornness). ||=parbire [in, caparbio],
INTR.: be obstinate, or headstrong. -par-
bito, PART.: obstinate (stubborn). -pa-
rej, TR.: persuade; INTR.: be obstinate.
incaparrare = accaparrare.
incapestra-re [in, capestro], REFL.: get
tangled in the halter ; TR.}: halter (snare).
-tara, F.: tying on a halter; mark of a
halter.
incaponire [in, capone], REFL.: grow
obstinate or stubborn.
incappàre [in, cappa], TR.: put on a
cloak; snatch}; tie}; INTR.: fall into
snares (be caught); injure one’s self};
stumblef.
incappel-lare [in, cappello], REFL.: put
on one’s hat (cover one’s self); be offended;
crown one’s self with a garlandt; become
a cardinal}. -lato, ADJ.: hatted (cov-
ered); offended.
incapperuceidre} TR.: muffle up;
REFL.: wrap one’s self in a hood or cowl.
incartocciare
incappidre [in, cappio], TR.: tie witha
knot (fasten) ; entangle.
incdppof, M.: snare (trap); stumbling,
incappottare [in, cappotto], REPL:
wrap one’s self up well in a cloak. .
incappueeiare [in, cappuccio], m.:
put on a hood; mask (disguise).
incaprieeîre [in, capriccio], REFL;
take a great fancy for; fall in love with
(be smitten).
incaràrej = rincarare.
incarbonchire [in, carbonchio], nTR.:
become like a carbuncle; get the smut,
as corn.
incarbonîre [in, carbone], INTR.: be-
come charcoal.
incarcare} = incaricare.
incaree-ragione} = -razione. -ra-
ménto, M.: imprisonment. |l-ràre [in,
carcere], TR.: incarcerate (imprison). -ra-
zione, F.: incarceration (imprisonment),
ineareo = incarico.
incardinare [in, cardine], REFL.: de-
termine on certain principles.
incardire [in, cardo], REFL.: become
like a thistle.
incgri-caj, F.: charge (load, burden),
-cére, TR.: charge (with); blame (ac
cuse)f; invest (the enemy); vilify (abuse).
. -eato, PART.: charged with, etc.; M.:
envoy. |lineari-co [in, c..], M.: charge
(duty); burden (load){; care (trouble)j;
injury} ; blame}; imposition (tax)}: pren-
der l’ — di, take care of, take command
of; prender —, take upon one’s self.
incar-nagiéne = carnagione. |l=né-
re [in, carne], TR.: incarnate; wound
(stick into the flesh){; healt; REFL.: as-
sume human nature (become flesh). -na-
timo, ADJ.: incarnadine. -nativoj,
ADJ.: incarnative. -néto, ADI.: incar-
nate; flesh-coloured. -mazidéne, F.: in-
carnation; flesh-colour. -mire, INTR.:
stick the nails or claws into the flesh;
REFL.: take flesh on one’s self. -nito,
PART.: rooted in the flesh. -
inearo-gnare}, -gnire [in, carogna],
INTR. : become carrion ; become worthless;
be mad in lovef.
incarrucolàre [in, carrucola], TR.: put
(the rope) into the pulley.
incartaménto [incartare], M.: putting
in paper; documents. .
incartapecorire [in, cartapecora),
DA become yellow (of skins); grow
old.
incar-tare [in, carta], TR.: put or wrar
in paper; put on paper}; (fig.t) hit the
mark (attain). -teggidret, TR.: put
upon paper (write). “imedr-to, M.: 3
bundle of papers; cocoons. -toeeiare,
TR.: put in a cornet of paper; REFLT:
incartocciato
twist up (curl, shrivel). -toeeidto,
ADJ.: wrapped in paper; twisted. -to-
nare, TR.: put in boards.
incasciare = incaciare.
incas-saménto}, M.: packing in a box;
collecting. |l-sare [in, cassa], TR.: put
in a chest (case); cash (receive money);
dike; set (gems); INTR.}: be joined. -sa-
tara, F.: putting up in a case; cavity
(hollow) ; enchasing (setting). ineds-so,
M.: cash.
incastagnére}, TR. : wainscot (strength-
en with boards); INTR.: get confused.
incastel-laménto, M.: battlement.
||=lare{, TR.: fortify with castles or
forts ; fill with redoubts.
in-castita}, F.: unchasteness (inconti-
nence). -eastot, ADJ.: unchaste (incon-
tinent).
incaston4-re [in, castone], TR.: enchase
(set in). -tvira, F.: enchasing (setting in).
inca-straménto, M.: enchasing. ||-stra-
re [?], TR.: fix or join firmly; mortise;
commit to memory. -stratùra, F.: en-
chasing (mortising). imed-stro, M.:
junction (groove); hoof-parer (butteris).
incatar-raménto, M.: cold (catarrh).
-rare, |[-rire [in, catarro], INTR. : catch
a cold.
incate-naeeiare [in, catenaccio], TR.:
fasten with a padlock. -naménto, M.:
incatenation (enchaining). _||-mare [in,
catena], TR.: enchain (shackle); draw a
chain across (a harbour). -natira, F.:
chaining (concatenation) ; joining (union).
ineatorbiare [in, catorbia], TR.: put in
prison.
incatorzo - liméntoj, M.: blasting or
withering of trees. |l-lire [in, catorzolo],
INTR.: blast (wither).
incatramare [in, catrame], TR.: tar.
incattivire [in, cattivo], TR., INTR.: be-
come or cause to become wicked.
incau-taméntej, ADV.: imprudently.
-téla}, F.: imprudence (carelessness).
llincau-to [in-, c. .], ADJ.: inconsider-
ate (negligent).
incavalca-re [in, c..], TR.: place
astride (mount); ride upon; drop a stitch.
-tiraj, F.: setting one thing over an-
other; (her.) quartering.
incavallare}, INTR.: furnish one’s self
with horses; TR.: place upon.
incava-re [in, cavo], TR. : hollow out (ea-
cavate). -tura, F.: excavation; hollow
(cavity).
incavernare [in, caverna], TR.: make a
cavern of; REFL.: sink into a hollow (said
of waters, sink deep down): occhi —nati,
deep-sunk eyes.
incavezzare [in, cavezza], TR.: put on a
halter.
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incavicchiare [in, cavicchia], TR.: peg
(fasten with a peg, pin).
incavigliadre [in, caviglia], TR.: put on
pegs; fasten with pins or pegs.
incavo [incavare], M.: cavity (hole) ; hol-
lowing out.
ineédere [L.], INTR.: procEED (go for-
ward); stride on.
ineèlebret, ADJ.: obscure (unknown).
ineén-dere [L. (candere, glow)], IRR. (cf.
accendere); TR.: kindle (light, set on fire,
Eng.} INCEND) ; torment (vex); displease;
cauterize ; wish (desire); INTR.: burn; be
inflamed with anger. -dévolet, ADI.:
combustible (inflammable). -diaméntoij
= -dimento. -didrio, ADJ., M.: incen-
diary. -diménto} = -dio. ineén-dio,
M.: conflagration (great fire). ineén-
dito}, M.: conflagration; heart-burn (in-
digestion). -ditére}, M., -ditrice, F.:
incendiary. -dérej = ardore.
ineene-rare [in, cenere], TR.: sprinkle
with ashes ; burn to ashes}. -rire, TR.:
reduce to ashes,
ineen-saménto, M.: perfuming with
incense. -sare, TR.: incense (perfume
with incense); praise (laud). -séta, F.:
act of giving incense. -satére, M.: one
who offers incense. -satiira, -sazione
= -samento. -siére, M.: thurible (cen-
ser). -siénet, F.: conflagration (burn-
ing). -sivot, ADJ.: incensive (inflamma-
tory). |limeén-so [L. -sum (-dere, burn)],
M.: incense; praise; ADJ.: inflamed (kin-
dled): dar — ad uno, flatter or praisa
one; dare I’ — a’ morti, have useless care,
“make almanacs for last year.”
in-eensurabile, ADJ.: uncensurable.
ineentivo [L. -vus (in-cinere, set the
tune)], M.: incentive (incitement, stimulus).
ineentrare [in, centro], TR.: centralize.
ineep-paménto, M.: act of impeding.
ll-pare [in, ceppo], TR.: fetter (impede) ;
entangle (embroil, embarrass); benumb
(stun); fuddle. -patura, F.: heaviness
(in the head).
inee-ràre [in, cera], TR.: wax (cover
wit hwax); unite with wax; INTR.: turn
yellow. -ratino, dim. of -rato. -rdto,
M.: tarpaulin (oilcloth); waxing; ADJ.:
waxed; yellow; strong. -ratura, F.:
waxing; waxed point.
ineerchiàre [in, cerchio], TR.: encircle
(surround with a circle).
ineereinare [in, cercine], INTR.: put a
pad on.
ineerconire [in, cercone], INTR.: turn
bad.
ineerrare}, TR.: join (fasten together);
hire.
ineer -taménte,
(doubtfully).
incertarello
ADV.: uncertainly
-taréllo, dim, of -to.
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-tézza, -titadine, F.: uncertainty
(doubtfulness, incertitude). ||ineér-to
[L. -tus], ADJ.: uncertain (doubtful); M.:
uncertainty ; perquisite. -tieeio, disp.
of -to.
ineéso}, M.:
(burnt).
inees-pare, -picare [in, cespo], INTR.:
be entangled (stumble); grow broad
(spread)f; cover with turfs.
inees-sabile [in, cessare], ADI.: inces-
sant (continual); inevitablej. -sabil-
ménte, ADV.: incessantly (continually).
-sante, ADJ.: incessant (continual). -san-
teménte, ADV.: incessantly. -sfnzai,
F.: continuance.
ineésso [L. -ssus (cedere, move)], M.: lofty
motion; progress (procEss).
ineestàrej, TR.: put in a basket.
ineés-to [L. -tus (castus, pure)], M.: in-
cest. -tuosaménte, ADV.: incestuously.
-tuòso, ADJ.: incestuous.
ineét-ta, F.: collection (or purchase) of
rare things: far —, make a collection;
buyt; per —, voluntarily. |l-tare [L.
in-ceptare, undertake], TR.: collect (val-
uables, for retail); forestall (monopolize,
engross). -tatére, M., -tatriee, F.:
collector; wholesale buyer; forestaller.
inchiavaeeiare [in, chiavaccio], TR.:
fasten with the padlock (bolt).
inchiavardare [in, chiavarda], TR.:
fasten with large nails or bolts.
inchia-vare}, TR.: lock. -vellàrej,
TR.: nail up (fasten with nails). -vistel-
lare], TR.: fasten with a padlock; bolt.
in-chiéderet, IRR.; TR.: inquire (de-
mand, make inquiry about); investigate.
-chieditérej, M., -chieditrieet, F.:
seeker (inquirer). -chièrerei, TR.: ask
(demand). -chièstat, F.: inquest (search).
inchi-naménto, M.: inclination (bow-
ing); abasement (humiliation); propen-
sity (proneness), ||-nare [L. inclinare],
TR.: incline (bend; have apropensity; bow);
ned (assent) ; INTR.: nap; REFL.: make a
bow: — le orecchie, give ear. -nata, F.:
bow (reverence); humiliation. -mazié-
nef, F.: humiliation; disposition (atti-
tude). -névole, ADJ.: inclinable (prone).
-nevolménte, ADV.: respectfully (hum-
bly). inchi-no, M.: bow (salutation) ;
nod; ADJ.: inclined; humbled (lowered).
-nuzzo, disp. of -no.
inchio-daménto, M.: nailing. ||/-dare
[in, chiodo], TR.: nail (fasten with nails) ;
prick (wound); spike: sacrifice; (fam.)
make debts. -datére, M.: one who nails.
-datara, F.: nailing; prick (of a nail):
ritrovar l —, discover a hidden truth.
in-chiostràre, TR.: daub with ink
(blotch); put in inkf; shut in (enclose)}.
cautery; ADJ.: inflamed
incipollire
||-ehidstro [L. en-caustum (Gr. én-caus-
ton, burnt in)], M.: INK; writing (compo-
sition) ; humour of the cuttlefish ; cloister
(convent)}: opera d’—, literary works;
scrivere a uno di buon —, explain ones’
self clearly, with resentment; raccoman-
dare di buon —, recommend warmly; il
suo — non corre, his credit is not good.
inchiovatirai, F.: nailing; prick or
wound caused by a nail.
inchi-iadere [in, c. .], IRR.; TR.: include
(contain, comprehend); REFL.}: be en-
closed or encompassed.
ineialdaref, TR.: roll in a wafer-biscuit
(roll in batter); REFL.. become like bat-
ter; dress one’s self in white.
ineiam-pare [in, c..], INTR.: stumble
(trip); chance (— in), meet by chance
(chance upon, fall in with). -pata, F.:
stumbling. -picére, INTR.: stumble
often. -picòne, aug. of -pone. in-
eiam-po, M.: stumbling (tripping); im-
pediment (obstacle); difficulty (danger).
-péne, aug. of -po.
inei-dénte [L. incidere (cadere, fall)],
ADJ.: incidental; M.: incident (casual
event). -denteménte, ADV.: incident-
ally. -dènza, F.: incidence; chance;
digression.
in-eidere [L. (cedere, cut)], IRR.$; TR.:
cut into (gash, INCISE); engrave; cut offf
(retrench, amputate, Eng. INCIDEf); di-
gressf ; (med.{) open the bowels. -eiso,
PART. of -cidere.
S Ind.: Pret. zcz-sz, -se; -sero. Part. în-
CISO,
inei-feràtof, -fràto, ADJ.: done in ci-
pher.
ineignare [L. en-ceniare (Gr. kainés,
new), install], TR.: begin to use; taste
(test wine, etc.); try on.
in-eigneret, IRR.; TR.: enclose (en-
compass) ; INTR.: be pregnant.
ineile [L. in-cile (cedere, cut), cut], M.:
trench (drain).
ineimieito [in, cimice], ADI.: full of
bedbugs. :
ineimur-riménto, M.: glanders. |l-ri-
re [in, cimurro], INTR.: have the glan-
ders; (disp.) take a bad cold.
ineineignare [in, cincinno], TR.: rum
ple (a dress or coat).
ineineischiato [in, cincischio], ADJ.:
hacked; stammering.
ineineraziéne [-rare], F.: incineration.
ineinta [L. in-cincta, un-girded], ADI.:
pregnant (ENCEINTE).
ineipiènte [L. incipere, begin], ADJ:
ae (beginning); M.: beginner (nov-
ice).
ineipol-latura, F.: softening (of wood).
|-lire [in, cipolla], INTR. : soften ; crack-
incipriare
ineipridre [in, cipria], TR. : powder with
Cyprus dust.
ineiprignire [in, ciprigno], INTR.: grow
malignant (exasperate).
ineîrca [in, circa], ADv.: about (con-
cerning).
in-eirconeiso, ADJ.: uncircumcised.
ineirco-scrittibile, ADJ.. illimitable.
|l-seritte [in-, circoscrivere], ADI. : un-
bounded (illimited).
ineischiàrej = cincischiare.
inei-siéne, F.: incision (cut); engraving;
syncope (elision)}. -sivo, ADJ.: incisive
(cutting). |limei-so, PART. of -dere: cut
(engraved) ; M.: member or part of a dis-
course. -sére, ADJ.: incisory (cutting);
M.: engraver. -s@ira}, F.: incision (cut,
gap).
inei-tabile, ADJ.: that can be incited.
-taménto, M.: incitement (impulse).
ll-tadre [L.], TR.: incite (spur on, pro-
voke). -tativo, ADJ.: inciting. -ta-
tore, M., -tatriee, F.: inciter (pro-
voker). -taziémej, F.: incitation (in-
ducement).
ineitrullire [in, citrullo], INTR.: be-
come a blockhead.
ineittadinàre [in, cittadino], REFL.: im-
itate manners of citizens.
ineiuchire [in, ciuco], INTR.: become an
ass. ;
ineiuscheràrej, TR.: intoxicate; REFL.:
fill one’s self with wine (get tipsy).
ineivettire [in, civetta], INTR.: become
a flirt or coquette; become boldf; be
ominous or unpropitiousf.
ineivi-le [in-, c. .], ADI.: uncivil (rude,
il-bred). -liménto, M.: civilizing. -li-
re [in, ..], TR.: render civil (civilize) ;
INTR.: become civil or polite. -lménte,
ADV.: uncivilly (impolitely). -litat, -lta,
F.: incivility (rudeness).
incle-ménte [in-, c. .], ADJ.: inclement;
merciless (rigorous).- -ménza, F.: in-
clemency (severity).
incli-nàbile, ADJ.: inclinable (leaning).
-naméntof, M.: inclination; propensity.
-nanteménte, ADV. with inclination.
ll-nare [L.], TR.: incline (bend); INTR.:
be inclined to (be prone). -maziéne,
F.: inclination (propensity); disposition
(bent); declinationt (decadence). -mé-
vole, ADJ.: disposed to (prone).
inelito [L. -tus (cluere, be heard of)],
ADJ.: celebrated (illustrious).
in-clidere [L.], IRR. (cf. chiudere); TR.:
include (comprehend). -clasa, F.: en-
closure; inclosed letter. -clugidéne, F.:
inclusion. -clusiva, F.: act of includ-
ing. -clusivaménte, -clusive, ADV.:
inclusively. -clvigo, PART. of -dere.
inceà-re [L. inchoare], TR.: commence
incominciamento 285
(begin). -tivo, ADJ.: inchoative (incep-
- tive). -zione, F.: inchoation.
incoccàre [in, cocca], TR.: notch (an ar-
row); cock up; REFL.: stammer (hesitate).
incoeeifire [in, coccio (cf. pigliare i
cocct)], TR.: make mad; INTR., REFL.:
get mad; grow obstinate or stubborn.
incodardire [in, codardo], INTR.: be-
come a coward (lose courage).
in-coereibile, ADI. : not coercible.
incoe-rénte [in-, c. .], ADJ.: incoherent
(discordant). -renteménte, ADV.: in-
coherently. -rènza, F.: incoherency (dis-
crepancy).
incogitabile}, ADJ.: incogitable (incon-
ceivable).
in-cògliere, =còrre, IRR.; INTR.: hap-
pen (turn out); TR.: surprise (catch).
in-cognitaménte, ADV.: in an unknown
manner. |=eògnito, ADI.: unknown (in-
cognito). -cognoscibile}, ADI.: unknow-
able (inscrutable).
incoifre [in, coio], INTR.: grow hard or
tough as leather.
incéla}, M.: inhabitant of a country.
incol-laménto, m.: gluing (joining,
fastening). {l-lare [in, colla], TR.: glue
(paste together). -léto, PART.: glued
(stuck to). -lattira, F.: gluing (stick-
ing).
incollerire [in, collera], INTR., REFL.:
fly into a passion (get angry).
incoloràre [in, colore], INTR.: become
coloured.
incol-pabile, ADJ.: inculpable (unblam-
able). -pabilita, r.: inculpability. -pa-
bilménte, ADV.: inculpably. ||-pare
[in, colpa], TR.: inculpate (blame); cen-
sure}. -pato, PART.: inculpated; ADI.,
M.: (in, ‘not’) faultless: -pata tutela,
right of self-defence. -patére, M.: ac-
cuser. -pazidéne, F.: inculpation (blame).
-pévole, ADJ.: unblamable (inculpable).
-pevolménte, ADV.: inculpably.
incol-taménte, ADV.: impolitely (slov-
enly). -tézza, F.: want of culture. |lin-
ceél-to1 [in-, c. .], ADJ.: uncultivated;
sloven (rude); neglected; desert (waste).
incòlto 2, PART. of incogliere.
incòlu-me [L. -mis], ADJ.: uninjured (un-
impaired). -mità, F.: safety.
incombattibilej, ADJ.: incontestable.
incom-bénte, ADJ.: incumbent. -bén-
za, F.: incumbency (charge, office). -ben-
zare, TR.: give an office or a charge to.
lineém-bere [L. incumbere, lie upon],
INTR.: be imminent ; belong to (regard).
incom-bustibile [in-, c. .], ADJ.: in-
combustible. -bustibilità, F.: incom-
bustibility. -bfistot, ADI. : unburnt (not
consumed).
incomin-eiaménto, M.: commencement
296 incominciante
(beginning). -eifinte, M.: novice (be-
ginner). -eiànzaj =-ciamento. ||-eia-,
re fin, c. .], TR.: commence (begin).
-eiato} =-ciamento. -eiatére = -cian-
te. incomin-eiof, M.: commencement
(beginning).
incommendare [in, commenda], TR.:
give or reduce ‘in commendam.’
incommensuràbi-le [in-, v. .], ADJ.:
incommensurable. -lita, F.: incommen-
surability.
incommod. .j = incomod. .
incommutàbi-le [in-, c. .], ADJ.: in-
commutable (immutable). -lità, F.: im-
mutability (unchangeableness). -lmén-
te, ADV.: immutably.
incomo-daménte, ADV.: incommodiously
(inconveniently). -dére, TR. : incommode
(trouble, annoy). -dato, ADI. : disturbed
(inconvenienced); sickly (indisposed). -déz-
za} =-dita. -dita, F.: incommodity (in-
convenience); indisposition. ||incémo-
do [in-, c. J, ADJ.: incommodious (incon-
venient); M.: inconvenience (trouble); slight
illness.
incomparàbi-le [in-, c. .], ADJ.: incom-
parable. -lménte, ADV.: incomparably.
incompartibilej, ADJ.: indivisible (in-
separable).
incompassiéne}, F.:
ty).
incompatibi-le [in-, c. .], ADJ.: incom-
patible. -lita, F.: incompatibility. -lmén-
te, ADV. : incompatibly (inconsistently).
incompens4bile [in-, e. .]), aDJ.: not
compensable.
incompe-ténte [in-,c. .], ADJ.: incom-
petent (unqualified). -tenteménte, ADV.:
incompetently. -témza, F.: incompe-
tency (insufficiency).
incompianto [in-, c. .], ADJ.: unmourned
(unpitied).
incompitto [in-, c. .], ADJ.: incomplete
(unfinished, imperfect).
incomplèsso], ADJ.: incomplex (simple).
incompléto [în-, c. .], ADJ.: incomplete.
incompor -tabile [in-, c..], ADJ.: in-
supportable (intolerable). -tabilménte,
ADV.: insupportably (intolerably). -tévo-
lej = -tabile.
incom-postaménte, ADV.: in a disor-
dered or neglected manner. -postézza,
F.: disorder (discomposure). |l=pésto [in-,
e. .], ADI. : disordered (ill-arranged, neg-
lected).
incom-prensibile [in-, c. .], ADJ.: in-
comprehensible. -prensibilita, F. : in-
comprehensibility. -prensibilménte,
ADV.: incomprehensibly. -préso, ADI.:
not comprehended or understood.
incompressibi-le [in-, c..], ADJ.: incom-
pressible. -lità, F.: incompressibility.
inhumanity (cruel-
inconsumabile
in=computabile, ADJ.: incomputable
(incalculable).
incomunicabilef, ADI.:
ble.
inconcàre [in, conca], TR.: put in a
washtub.
inconeepibi-le [in-, c. .], ADI. : incon-
ceivable. -lita, F.: inconceivabjeness.
inconeilidbi-le [in-, c. .], ADJ.: incom-
patible. -lita, F.: irreconcilability. -lmén-
te, ADV.: irreconcilably.
inconcludèn-te [in-, e. .], ADJ.: incon
clusive (indecisive). -teménte, ADV.:
inconclusively.
inconcliso}, ADI. : unconcluded.
inconctsso [L. -ssus (cutere, shake)],
ADJ.: unshaken (undisturbed, firm).
incòndito}, ADJ.: incondite (confused).
in-confusaménte, ADV.: confusedly.
incon-giungibile [in-, c. .], ADJ.: that
cannot be joined. -gitimtof, ADJ.: dis-
joined (disunited).
incon-gruénte [in-, c..], ADJ.: incon-
gruent (inconsistent). -gruentemén-
te, ADV.: incongruently (inconsistently).
-gruénza, F.: incongruity (inconsisten-
cy); absurdity. -gruita, F.: incongruity
(disproportion). incòn-gruo [L.-gruus],
ADJ.: incongruous. .
inconocchiare [in, sonocchia], TR.: put
on the distaff.
inconoscittot, ADJ.: unknown.
inconquassabilef, ADJ.: that cannot be
broken (unshaken).
inconsapévo-le [in-, c. .], ADJ.: unin-
formed (unconscious). -lézza, F.: ig-
norance (unconsciousness). -lménte,
ADV.: ignorantly.
incònscio [L. -scius], ADJ.: unconscious.
inconse-guénte [L. -quens (sequere, fol-
low)], ADJ.: inconsequent. -guémza, F.:
inconsequence (inconclusiveness).
inconside-rabile [in-, c. .], ADJ.: in-
considerable. -rataménte, ADV.: in-
considerately (rashly). -ratézza, F.:
inadvertence (rashness). -rato, ADJ.:
inconsiderate (imprudent, foolish). -ra-
zione, F.: inconsideration (imprudence).
in-consisténte, ADJ.: inconsistent.
inconso-labile [in-, c. .], ADJ.: incon-
solable. -labilménte, ADV.: inconsol-
ably. -làto, ADJ.: disconsolate (sad).
-laziénef, F.: affliction (tribulation).
inconstante = incostante.
inconsuéto [L. -tus (consuetus, accus-
tomed)], ADJ.: unaccustomed (unusual,
extraordinary).
incon-sultaménte, ADV.: inconsider-
ately (imprudently). |l=sfilto [L. -sultus
(consulere, consult)], ADJ.: unadvised;
thoughtless (rash).
inconsu-emabile [in-, ¢..], ADJ.: in
incommunica-
inconsumato
consumable.
(remaining).
inconsttile [L. -lis (suere, sew)], ADJ. :
seamless.
incontami-nàbile [in-, c. .], ADI. : that
-mato, ADJ.: unconsumed
cannot be defiled (incorruptible). -ma-
taménte, ADV.: incorruptibly. -na-
tézza, F.: purity (chastity). -néto,
ADI. : undefiled (pure).
incontanènte [incontinente], ADV. : im-
mediately.
incontastabilef,
(indisputable).
incontemplabile [in-, c. .], ADJ.: that
cannot be contemplated.
incontenènte} = incontanente.
incontentabi-le [in-, c. .], ADI. : insa-
tiable; discontented. -lita, F.: insatia-
bility, discontentedness. -lménte, ADV.:
insatiably ; discontentedly.
incontestabi-le [in-, c. .], ADJ.: INCON-
TESTABLE (unquestionable). -Iménte,
ADV. : incontestably (unquestionably).
inconti-nénte [L. -nens, not contain-
ing], ADJ.: incontinent (unchaste). -nen-
teménte, ADV. : incontinently (unchaste-
ly). -nènza, -nènziaj, F.: inconti-
nence (lasciviousness).
incòntoj, ADJ.: unadorned (inelegant) ;
uncultivated (illiterate).
incéntraf}, PREP. : against; towards ; over
against (opposite): all’—, on the con-
trary.
incon-traménto}, M.: meeting; con-
ference (interview). |l-trare [in-, con-
tro], TR.: meet (hit upon, find); please
(satisfy); INTR.: happen; REFL.: meet
(fall in with).
incontras-tabile [in-, c. .], ADJ.: in-
contestable (indisputable). -tabilmén-
te, ADV.: incontestably (unquestionably)
-tAto, ADJ.: uncontested (undisputed,
evident).
in-céntro, PREP.: against; over against
(opposite); towards}; M.: meeting (en-
counter); accident (chance): andare all’ —,
go to meet; farsi —, advance, go fur-
ther; fare —, be liked.
incontrovèr-so [in-, c. .], ADJ.: uncontro-
verted. -tibile, ADJ.: incontrovertible.
-tibilménte, ADV. : incontrovertibly.
inconturbabile}, ADJ.: imperturbable
(tranquil).
inconve-névole [in-, ¢..], ADI.: un-
suitable (inconvenient). ||-miénte [in-,
e. .], ADJ.: inconvenient; M.: inconven-
ience (trouble). -nienteménte, ADV.:
inconveniently. -niènza, F.: inconven-
ience (difficulty). ;
inconvertibi-le [in-, c..], ADJ.: incon-
vertible; not convertible. -lita, F.: in-
convertibility.
ADJ.: incontestable
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in-convineibile, ADJ.: that cannot be
convinced.
incorag-giaménto, M.: encourage-
ment. “|l-gidre [in, coraggio] = -gire.
-giménto' = -giamento. -gire, TR.:
encourage (excite); INTR., REFL.: take
courage.
inco-rare tina, TR.: encourage (in-
cite); put in mmd (inspire, persuade)f.
-rato, ADJ.: inspired (persuaded).
incor-dare [@ corda], TR.: string (an
ument); REFL.: become stiff. -dato,
.: strung; stiff. -datuara, F.: string-
ing of an instrument; crick (stiff neck).
incorna-re [in, corna], TR.: cuckold
(Eng.} HORN); REFL.: be(come) obstinate
(persist). -tara, F.: obstinacy (stub-
bornness); nature (inclination).
incorniecid-re [in, cornice], TR.: frame
(border). -tara, F.: act or cost of
framing.
incoro-nàre [in, corona], TR.: crown
(adorn); fill: — il marito, do the husband
wrong. -naziéne, F.: coronation (crown-
ing).
incorpo-rabile, ADV.: that can be in-
corporated. -rale}, ADJ.: incorporeal (im-
material). -ralitaf, F.: incorporality (im-
incospicuo
materiality). -ralméntet, ADV.: with-
out a body. -raménto, M.: incorpora-
tion. |l-rare [L.], TR.: incorporate (em-
body); confiscate (seize)t; REFL.: become
incorporated; INTR.}: become a body (be-
come material). -raziéne, F.: incorpo-
ration. -reità, F.: incorporeity. incor-
pò-reo, ADJ.: incorporeal (spiritual).
incòrpo-ro, M.: incorporation (fusion).
incòrre = incogliere.
incorreggibi-le [in-, c. .], ADI.: incor-
rigible. -lità, F.: incorrigibility (obdu-
racy). -lménte, ADV.: incorrigibly.
incorren-tàre [in, corrente], TR. : (arch.)
provide with scantlings; lath. -tire,
INTR.: become as stiff as a beam.
in-cérrere, INTR.: incur (run into); take
place (happen)}: — in errore, commit
faults.
incor-rettaménte, ADV.: incorrectly.
-rettézza, F.: incorrectness. ||-rétto
[in-, c..], ADJ.: incorrect.
incor-rottaménte, ADV.: uprightly
(purely). |l-r6tto [in-, c. .], ADJ.: incor-
rupt (unstained, pure). -ruttibile, ADI. .
incorruptible. -ruttibilità, F.: incor-
ruptibility (integrity). -ruttibilménte,
ADV.: incorruptibly. -ruziénef, F.: in-
corruption.
inecérso, PART. of incorrere.
incortinare [in, cortina], TR.: surround
with curtains.
incospicuof, ADJ.:
cernible.
inconspicuous ; indis-
238 incostante
incos-tante [in-, c. .], ADJ.:
(fickle). -tanteménte, ADV.:
stantly. -tfnza, F.: inconstancy.
incostituzioné-le [in-, c..], ADJ.:
unconstitutional. -lita, F.: unconstitu-
tionality. -Iménte, ADV.: unconstitu-
tionally.
incòtto, PART. of ineffpe; M.: bad spot.
incoverchiare}, TRY cover (put a lid
upon).
increfnza;, F.: rude (incivility).
increato [in-, c..], ADJ: increate -
nal).
incredibi-le [in-, c. .], ADJ.: incred¥me.
-lità, F.: incredibility. -lménte, ADV.:
incredibly.
increditàre [in, credito], TR.: accredit
(give credit to, trust).
inconstant
incon-
in-credulità, F.: incredulity. =crédu-
lo, ADJ.: incredulous. ;
increménto [L. -tum], M.: increment
(increase).
incre-pare}, TR.: increpate (rebuke,
chide). -pazioneéllat, dim. of -pazio-
ne. -pazionef, F.: reprimand (rebuke).
incre-scènza, F.: sorrow (vexation).
llineré-=scere [L. -scere, increase], IRR.
(cf. crescere); INTR.: be sorry; be weary:
pity (commiserate). -scévole, ADI. : tire-
some (wearisome); saddening. -scevol-
méntet,;ADV.: tediously ; offensively.
-sciménto}, M.: regret (vexation, sor-
row). -sciéso, ADJ.: annoying (trouble-
some).
incres-paménto, M.: curling (etc.),
frowning. |l-pare [in, crespo], TR.: curl
(crisp, ruffle, frizzle; shrivel); frown.
-patara = -pamento.
incretàrej, TR.: cover with clay.
incretinire [in, cretino], INTR.: become
a cretin.
incrimi-nabile, ADJ.: that can be
incriminated. -naziéne, F.: incrimina-
tion. ||-mare [L. (crimen, crime)], TR.:
incriminate.
incri-nare [in, crine],TR.:
-natira, F.: crack(ing).
in-criticabile, ADI.:
cised.
incro-eiaménto, M.: crossing (intersec-
tion). |l-eiare [in, croce], TR.: cross
(lay across); cruise. -eiatére, M.:
cruiser. -eiatura, F.: crossing (inter-
section). -eicchiaménto = -ciatura.
-eicchiare, TR.: cross (intersect).
incroifrej, TR.: wrinkle; INTR.: grow
hard or tough as leather; grow rude; be-
come stubborn.
in=crollébile, ADJ.:
shaken).
incronicare}, TR.: chronicle; REFL.:
meddle in (be troublesome).
crack (split).
not to be criti-
immovable (un-
incusso
incros-taménto, M.: incrusting. |l=té-
re [in, crosta], INTR.: be covered with a
crust; TR.: incrust (form a crust over);
plaster. -tatura, -tazione, F.: in-
crustation (incrusting).
incrude-liménto, M.: act of becoming
cruel. |l-lire [in, crudele], INTR.: grow
cruel or inhuman ; become rough or hardt;
TR.}: render cruel (exasperate); make
rough.
inerudire [in, crudo], INTR.: harden; be-
come rigorous; TR.: make harsh or rough,
ineruénto IL. -tus], ADJ.: bloodless.
incruseare [in, crusca], TR.: fill with
bran.
incu-baziéne [L. -bare, lie upon], F.:
incubation. incu-bo, M.: incubus (night
mare).
in-cade, -cidine [L. -cus (cudere,
beat)], F.: anvil. -cudinétta, dim. of
-cudine.
inculea-re [L.], TR.: inculcate. -ta-
ménte, ADV.: earnestly; urgently (in-
stantly).
in-cùlto, ADJ.: uncultivated (untilled);
unadornedf; not honoured with religious
rite (not worshipped)}.
incumbénza = incombenza.
incu-naboli, -nabuli [L. -nabula,
cradle], M.: first printed edition.
in=cuòeere, IRR.; TR.: cook (boil, roast,
bake).
incupire [in, cupo], INTR.: become dark
or deep.
incu-rabile [in-, c..], ADJ.: incurable
(irremediable); M.: chronic malady. -ra-
bilità, F.: incurability. -rdmte, ADI.:
negligent (not caring). -rfnza, F.: neg-
ligence (carelessness). -rAtof, ADJ.: not
cured; neglected (uncared for). incù-
ria [L.], F.: negligence.
incu-riosaménte, ADV.: without curi-
osity. |l-riéso [in-, c. .], ADI. : incurious
(not caring).
incursiéne [L. -sio], F.: incursion (in-
vasion) ; inundation (flood).
incur-vabile [in-, c. .], ADJ.: that can-
not be curved (uncurvable). -vaménto,
M.: incurvation. |l-ware [in, c..], TR.:
incurvate (bend, crook); REFL.: become
bent or curved; ( pers.) prostrate one’s
self. -vatàra, vazione, F.: incurva-
tion (crookedness). -vire, INTR. : become
bent. imetir-vo, ADJ.: curved (bent,
crooked).
incusare}, TR.: accuse (blame).
incustodîto}, ADJ.: unguarded.
in-citere [L.], IRR.$; TR.: strike into;
inspire (instil). -efisso, PART. of -cutere.
$ Ind.: Pret. 1. fncutéi or incussi, 3. incutè
or incisse, 6. incutérono or incussero, Part
incilsso.
indaco
indaco [L. -dicus, Indian], M.: indigo.
inda-gabile, ADJ.: that cannot be in-
vestigated. ||=gare [L. -gare, track],
TR.: investigate (search into, Eng.{ inda-
gate). -gatére, M., -gatrice, F.: in-
vestigator. -gaziéme}—-gine. indà-
gine, F.: investigation (search).
indanaifre, TR.: spot (speckle, stain).
indarno [OGer. andarn], ADV.: (poet.) in
vain.
indebilirej = indebolire.
in-debitaménte, ADV.: unduly.
indebi-taménto, M.: running into debt.
-tare, ||-tire [in, debito], REFL.: con-
tract debts. -tato, PART.: indebted.
in-débito, ADJ.: undue (unjust, unlawful).
indebo-liménto, M.: debilitation (weak-
ness). |l-lire [in, debole], TR.: render
weak (debilitate) ; INTR.: become weak.
inde-eénte [in-, d. .], ADJ.: indecent.
-eenteménte, ADV.: indecently. -eén-
za, F.: indecency (immodesty).
indeei-frabile [in-, d..], aDJ.: that
cannot be deciphered. -fréto, ADJ.: not
deciphered.
inde-cisiéne [in-, d..], F.: indecision.
-eiso, ADJ.: undecided (undetermined).
indeclindbi-le [in-, d..], ADJ.: inde-
clinable. -lità, F.: quality of being in-
declinable. -Iménte, ADV. : indeclinably.
in-decomponibile, ADJ.: that cannot
be decomposed.
inde-coraménte, ADV.: indecorously.
indé-core}, ADJ. : dishonoured (slighted).
|l-cérof, [in-, d. .], ADJ.: indecorous (in-
decent). -corosaménte, ADV.: indec-
orously. -coréso, ADJ.: indecorous (un-
becoming).
indefensibilméntej, ADV.:
sibly.
inde-fessaménte, ADV.: indefatigably
(assiduously). |l-fèsso [L. -fessus (fatiscî,
tire)], ADJ.: INDEFATigable (unwearied,
assiduous).
indefettibi-le [in-, d..], ADJ.: inde-
indefen-
fectible. -lita, F.: indefectibility.
indefi-eidnte [in-, d..J, ADJ.: inde-
ficient (continuous). -cienteménte},
ADV.: continuously. -eiènza, F.: in-
deficiency (ahundance, plenty).
indefi-nibile, ADJ.: indefinable. -ni-
taménte, ADV.: indefinitely. -nitézza,
F.: indefiniteness (indetermination). ||-mi-
to [in-, d..], ADJ.: indefinite (undeter-
mined). :
inde - gnaménte, ADV.: unworthily
(basely, infamously). -gnaméntof, M.:
indignation (wrath); aversion (disdain).
-gnare}, INTR., REFL.: be angry (fret,
fume). -gnativot, ADI.: provoking (vex-
ing). -gnétoj, PART.: indignant. -gna-
siénej, F.: indignation (anger, rage);
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disease of the stomach. -gnità, F.: in-
dignity (baseness); affront. Ilindé-gno
[in-, d. .], ADJ.: unworthy (base); hurt-
ful (pernicious)f..
indelèbi-le [L. -lis (L. delere, destroy)],
ADJ.: indelible. -1ménte, ADV.: indelibly.
indeliberà-to [in-, d. .], apJ.: indelib-
erate (unpremeditated). -ziéme, F.: want
of deliberation.
indeli-cataménte, ADV.: indelicately.
-catézza, F.: indelicacy. ||-cato [in-,
d. .], ADI. : indelicate.
indemaniare [in, demanio], TR.: incor-
porate in the public domain.
indemo-nifre [in, demonio], INTR.: be
possessed with a devil. -nifto, ADJ.: pos-
sessed with an evil spirit; raging (raving).
indénene [L. indemnis (in, not, damnum,
hurt)], ADJ.: indemnified; unhurt (safe);
innocuous (harniless)f. -mita, F.: in-
demnity (security). -nizzàre, TR.: in-
demnify (reimburse). -nizzaziéne, F.:
indemnification.
inden-tare [in, dente], INTR.: indent
(mark with the teeth). -tatàra, F.: in-
dentation.
indéntro = dentro.
independ. .+ = indipend. .
indescrivibi-le [in-, d. .], ADJ.: inde-
scribable. -lménte, ADV.: indescribably.
indetermi-nabile, ADI: indetermi-
nable. -nabilménte, ADV.: indetermi-
nably. -nataménte, ADV.: indetermi-
nately. |l-mato [in-, d. .], ADI. : indeter-
minate (undetermined, uncertain); per-
plexed (undecided). -maziéne, F.; inde-
termination.
indet-tare [in-, d. .], TR.: suggest. -ta-
tira, F.: suggestion.
indevò-to [in-, d. .], ADJ.: indevout (un-
godly). -ziéne, F.: indevotion.
indi [L. inde], ADV.: thence; after (after-
wards); from thence: — a pochi giorni,
few days after.
indid-na [India], F.: printed cotton stuff.
-nista, M.: one versed in the Indian lan-
guages. imdid-mo, ADJ., M.: Indian:
far ? —, play Indian, “play possum.”
india-scolare = -volare.
india-volaméntoj, M.: sorcery (witch-
craft); furious rage. ||-volare [in, dia-
volo], INTR.: make a great noise or con-
fusion; put upside down; get furioust.
-volato, ADJ.: devilish; mad (furious) ;
intricate (very difficult).
indica-bile, ADJ.: that can be indicated
or pointed out. -ménto, M.: indication
(sign). Iindicé-re [L.], TR.: indicate
(show, point out); intimate (signify)t.
-tivo, ADJ.: indicative (demonstrative) ;
M.: indicative mood. -tére, M., -triee,
F.: indicator. -ziéme = -mento.
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indiee [L. index], M.:
ADJ.{ : indicating.
indieevol. .} = indicibil. .
indicibil-e [in-, d..], ADJ.: indicible
(unspeakable). -ménte, ADV.: ineffably
(unspeakably).
in-dietreggiàre, INTR.: go back (re-
cede, recoil). |=diètro, ADV.: back
(backwards); after (behind): tempo —,
sometime ago; rendere —, push back (re-
pel); tirarsi —, fall or draw backwards;
volgersi —, look back.
indi-fendibile, -fensibile{ [in-, d. .],
ADJ.: indefensible. -féso, ADJ.: unde-
fended (unguarded).
indiffe-rénte [L. -rens], ADJ.: indif-
ferent (careless); not different (equal)j.
-renteménte, ADV.:indifferently. -rèn-
za, F.: indifference (impartiality); equality.
in-differibile, ADJ.: that cannot be de-
ferred or put off.
indiffinit. .} = indefinit. .
indigeno [L. -nus], ADJ.: indigenous; M.:
indigene.
indi-génte [L. -gens], ADI.: indigent
(poor). -génza, F.: indigence (poverty,
destitution). indi-gerey, INTR.: be in-
digent (be in want). ©
indi-geribile [in-, d..], ADI.: indigest-
ible. -geribilità, F.: indigestibility.
-gestaménte, ADV.: in an undigested
manner. -gestibilej = -geribile. -ge-
stiéne, F.: indigestion. |l-gésto [in-,
d. .], ADJ.: indigested (crude).
indigete [L. -ges], M.: divine hero; di-
vinity.
indigna-re [L. -ri, disDAIN], TR.: excite
indignation in, anger; REFL.: be indig-
nant (be angry). -to, PART.: indignant,
angered. -ziòne, F.: indignation.
in-di-gròsso, ADV.: (pop.) thereabout,
about; greatly.
indiligénzaf}, F.:
ness). —
in-dimenticadbile, ADI: that cannot
be forgotten.
indimos-trabile [in-, d..], ADI.: not
index ; forefinger ;
negligence (careless-
demonstrable. -trabilita, F.: inde-
monstrability. -trato, ADJ.: undemon-
strated.
indipen-dénte [in-, d..], apJ.: inde-
pendent. -denteménte, ADV.: inde-
pendently. -dènza, F.: independence.
‘in=dire, IRR.; TR.: announce (proclaim,
intimate).
indi-rettaménte, ADV.: indirectly.
ll-rétto [in-, d. .], ADJ.: indirect.
indi-ritto, ADJ.: directed (addressed) ;
ADV.}: over against (opposite to). -riz-
zaménto = -rizzo. |-rizzàre [in-,
d..], TR.: direct (guide); address (a let-
ter); REFL.: direct one’s steps (begin
indizio
one’s journey, set out); apply (to). -riz.
zatére, M.: director (guide). -rizzo,
M.: direction (management); address.
in-discernibile, ADJ.: indiscernible.
indiscipli-na [in-, d. .] = -natezza. -né-
bile, ADJ.: indisciplinable (indocile). -na-
tézza, F.: indiscipline. -néto, ADI:
undisciplined ; untaught (ignorant)f.
indiscre-taménte, ADV.: indiscreetly,
-tézza, F.: indiscretion (imprudence,
rashness). |lindiseré=to [in-, d..],
ADJ.: indiscreet (imprudent). -ziéne =
-tezza.
in-discisso, ADJ.: undiscussed.
indisiàrej, TR.: excite (a desire).
indispensabi-le [in-, d. .], ADI. : indis-
pensable. -lità, F.: indispensability.
-Iménte, ADV.: indispensably.
indisperàtoij, ADJ.: irregular (disorder-
ly, immoderate).
indispettire [in, dispetto], TR. : vex (en-
rage); REFL.: be vexed (get angry).
indis-pérre [in-, d. .], IRR.; TR.: indis-
pose. -posizioneèlla, dim. of -posi-
zione. -posizibne, F.: indisposition
(illness) ; disinclinationj ; defectt. -pé-
sto, ADJ.: indisposed (ill); inept (unfit)f;
disinclinedt.
indisputàbi-le [in-, d..], ADJ.: indis-
putable. -lménte, ADV.: indisputably.
indissolabi-le [L. -lis], ADI. : indissolu-
ble. -lità, r.: indissolubility. -lmén-
te, ADV.: indissolubly.
indistin-guibile, ADJ.: indistinguisha-
ble. -taménte, ADV.: indistinctly. |lin-
distin-to [in-, d..], ADJ.: indistinct ; Mt:
indistinction. -ziémef, F.: indistinction
(confusion).
indistruttibi-le, ADJ.: indestructible.
-lita, F.: indestructibility.
indivia [L. intibus], F.: (bot.) endive.
indivi-dufle, ADJ.: individual (person-
al, special). -dualismo, w.: individual-
ism. -dualità, F.: individuality. -dual-
ménte, ADV.: individually (separately).
-duare, TR.: individuate (discriminate).
-duaziéne, F.: individuation. _ |lindi-
vi-duo [L. -duus, undivided], ADI. : indi-
vidual; indivisible (inseparable)}; M.: in-
dividual; individualityt: in —, singly
(one by one).
indivin. .{ = indovin..
indivi-saméntetj, ADV.: indivisibly (in-
distinctly). -sibile, ADI.: indivisible
(inseparable). -sibilità, F.: indivisibil-
ity. -sibilménte, ADv.: indivisibly.
llindivi-so [in-, d..], apJ.: undivided
(whole).
indivò-to [in-, d..], ApJ.: indevout.
-zidne, F.: indevotion.
in-diziére, TR.: hint (cause suspicion);
indicate. ||-dizio [L. -dicium], M.: sign
indizione
(index, mark). -dizione, r.: indiction
(cycle of fifteen years); declaration (proc-
lamation)}; sign (token)f.
indo [L. Indus], ADI. : Indian.
indòei-le [in-, d. .], ADI.: indocile (un-
apt). -lire, TR.: render docile (miti-
gate, sweeten). -lità, F.: indocility.
-Iménte, ADV.: unteachably (intrac-
tably.
indol-eire [in, dolce], TR. : sweeten (mit-
igate); make pliable}; soften; INTR.:
become soft. -eito, ADJ.: sweetened;
softened.
indole [L. indoles], F.: indoles (natural
disposition, bent, temper).
indo-lénte [L. -lens (in, not, dolere, feel
pain)], ADJ.: indolent (lazy, slothful).
-lenteménte, ADV.: indolently. -lén-
za, -lémziaj, F.: indolence (laziness).
-lenzire, TR.: benumb; pain slightly;
INTR.: be benumbed. -liménto, M.:
slight pain; numbness.
in=domfbile, ADJ.: untamable; that
cannot be chiseled.
indomandàtoj, ADJ.: unasked (unde-
manded).
in-domani, M.: next day (day after).
in-domato, ADJ.: indomite (uncurbed,
untamed). -dòmito, -démof, ADJ.:
indomite ; indomitable.
indonnfrej, REFL.: make one’s self
master; make one’s self a mistress.
indopdrej, REFL.: yield place (draw
back); place one’s self after.
indoppia. .j = addoppia. .
indo-raménto, M.: gilding. |l-rdre
lin, d. .], TR.: gild; (cook.) dip into beat-
en eggs: — la pillola, il boccone, sweeten
bad news. -ratére, M.: gilder. -rata-
ra, F.: gilding; (fig.) appearance.
indor-mentàtoj, ADJ.: sleepy (drowsy).
-mentiméntoj, M.: numbness. ||-men-
tire}, TR.: stupefy (benumb). -mirej,
TR.: disesteem ; INTR.: fall asleep; be un-
concerned. -mitof, ADJ.: sleepy; lulled
asleep.
indos-sante, M.: indorser.
put on the back; indorse. -séta, F.:
act of trying, or putting on. |lindés-so
in, d..J, ADV.: upon one’s back: non ho
denaro —, I have no money about me.
indotato}, ADJ.: remunerated (recom-
pensed) ; dowerless. .
indéttat, F.: inducement (persuasion).
indottaménte [indotto], ADV. : unlearn-
edly.
indottivoj, M.:
suasive (inducing).
in-dòtto I, ADJ.: unlearned (ignorant).
indétto2, PART. of indurre; induced
(persuaded) ; m.}: inducement (motive).
indcttri-ndbile}, ADJ.: indocible (un-
-sare, TR.:
impulsion; ADJ.: per-
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indoctrinate
indurare
teachable).
(teach).
indovare}, INTR.: place one’s self (ad-
just or adapt one’s self).
indoverosaméntet, ADV.: unduly (un-
justly).
indovi-nabile, ADJ.: that can be di-
vined or predicted. -naméntof, M.: divi-
nation (prognostication). ||-nare [in, di-
vinare], TR.: divine (predict, conjecture);
guess. -naticot = -namento. -naté-
re}, M.: prophet (prognosticator). -na-
zidne} = -namento. -néllo, M.: enig-
ma (riddle). indovi-no, M.: diviner
SONS: ADJ.: prophetical (foretell-
ing).
in-dovutaménte, ADV.: unduly (unjust-
ly). I=dovito, ADJ.: undue (unjust).
indoz-zaméntof, M.: wasting away (con-
sumption, sickness); sorcery (witchcraft).
||-zaref, INTR.: thrive poorly (fall away);
enchant (bewitch).
indra-care}, -gdre}, TR.: make fierce
(like a DRAGON); INTR.: grow fierce (get
furious).
indrap-pàrej, TR.: make (cloth). -pel-
larej, TR.: draw up in line of battle.
in-drèto, -driétot = indietro.
indrizzàre = indirizzare.
indrudirei, INTR.: become amourous.
induàrej, TR.: divide into two; REFL.:
double one’s self (make one’s self two);
marry.
indub-bio [in-, d. .], ADJ.: not doubtful
(certain). -itabile [in-, d. .], ADJ.: in-
dubitable. -itabilita, F.: certainty.
-itabilménte, -itataméntet, ADV.:
undoubtedly (certainly). -itdto, ADI.:
certain (sure).
indu-eènte, ADJ.: inducing (inciting).
lindi-eerej= indurre. -eiménto,
M.: inducement. -eitére, M., -eitriee,
F.: inducer.
indu-gévolej, ADJ.: tardy (slow, pro-
crastinating). ||inda-gia [L. -tie], r.,
-giaménto, M.: delay (stop); hindrance.
-gidre, INTR.: delay (tarry); TR.: put
off; make one wait}. -giatére, M.: de-
layer (procrastinator). indi-gio, M.:
delay (procrastination): mettere ad —,
put off.
in-dul-génte, ADJ.: indulgent (tolerant).
-dulgénza, F.: indulgence (toleration).
l-dalgere [L.], TR.. indulge (allow,
grant); pardon. -dùlto, PART. of -dul-
gere; M.: indult (pardon, amnesty).
induménto LL. -tum, covering], M.: cloth-
ing (raiment).
indu-rabile, ADJ.: that may be indu-
rated. -raménto, M.: induration (hard-
ness); obduracy. |l-rare [in, duro], TR.:
indurate (harden); make strong; INTR.j:
ll-mdref, TR.:
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become hardened; become obdurate. -ra-
to, ADJ.: indurated. -riménto = -ra-
mento. -rire, TR.: harden.
indùrre [L. in-ducere, lead in], IRR. (cf.
addurre); TR.: induce (entice); reason
(deduce); occasion}; introduce}; dresst ;
REFL.: resolve (determine).
indis-tre =-trioso. |lindd-stria [L.],
F.: industry (labour); art; skill: campa-
re @’-—, make small gains by great labour.
-strifle, ADJ.: industrial; M.: one de-
voted to labour. -striAnte, M.: one who
lives by industry (labourer). -striàre,
REFL.: strive hard (try one’s best). -striò-
la, dim. of -tria. -striosaménte, ADV.:
industriously. -striéso, ADJ.: industrious
(diligent).
in-duttivaménte, ADV.: inductively.
|l-duttivo [L. -ductivus (-ducere, lead
in)], ADJ.: inductive (persuasive). -du-
zione, F.: induction.
ineb-briaméntof, M.: inebriation; ex-
hilaration. -(b)riànzat, F.: inebriety
(drunkenness). ||=(b)riare [in, ebbro],
TR. : inebriate (intoxicate).
in-eeeitabile, ADJ.: inexcitable.
inèdia [L. (in, not, edere, EAT)], F.: fast-
ing (abstinence from food).
in-èdito, ADJ.: inedited (unpublished).
inedu-cabile [in-, e. .], ADJ.: not edu-
cable. -céto, ADJ.: uneducated.
ineffabi-le [L. -lis (fari, speak)], ADI. :
ineffable (unspeakable). -lità, r.: inef-
fability. -lmémte, ADV.: ineffably (un-
speakably).
ineffettua-bile [in-, e. .], ADJ.: unfeas-
ible (impractical). -ziéne, F.: impracti-
cableness.
ineffi-cAee [in-, e. .], ADJ.: inefficacious.
-caéeia, F.: inefficacy (inefficiency).
inegua-gliànza, F.: inequality (dis-
parity). llimegud-le [in-, e. .], ADJ.:
unequal (uneven); incapable (inept, un-
fit)}. -lita =-glianza. -lménte, ADV.:
unequally.
inele-gàAnte [in-, e. .], ADJ.: inelegant
(coarse, unpolished). -ganteménte,
ADV.: inelegantly. -gamza, F.: inele-
gance.
ine-leggibile, -ligibile [in-, e. .], ADI.:
ineligible. -leggibilità, F.: ineligibil-
ity. di
in-eloquènte, ADI. : ineloquent.
ineluttàbile [L. -eluctabilis (e-luctor,
struggle out)], ADJ.: ineluctable (irresist-
ible, unavoidable).
inemen-dabile [in-, e. .], ADI. : incor-
-rigible. -dabilménte, ADV.: incorri-
gibly. -dato, ADJ.: not amended (uncor-
rected).
inenarràbile [L. -lis (narrare, relate)],
ADJ.: ineffable (unutterable).
indurato
inesprimibile
inéntroj, ADV.: within; inwardly.
inequa. .} = inegud. .
inequivalénte [in-, e. .], ADJ.: not
equivalent (unequal).
inerbarej, TR.: cover with grass.
ine-rénte [L. in-herere, hang in], ADI.:
inherent (innate). -rènza, F.: inherence
(innateness).
inèrme [L. -mis (arma, weapons)], ADI.:
UNARMED.
inerpicdre [?], REFL,: climb (clamber
up).
inérte [L. in-ers (ars, skill)], ADI.: inert
(sluggish); powerless ; lifeless; useless.
inerudito [in-, e. .], ADJ.: inerudite (un-
learned).
inérzia [L. in-ertia (ars, skill)], F.: iner-
tia.
ine-sattaménte, ADV.: inexactly. -sa-
tézza, F.: inexactness. ||-sdtto [in-,
e. .], ADJ.: inexact.
in-esaudito, ADJ.: not heard (not lis-
tened to).
in-esauribile, ADJ.: inexhaustible. -e-
sauribilménte, ADV.: inexhaustibly.
-esàusto, ADJ.: inexhausted.
ines-caménto, M.: allurement (baiting,
enticement). |l-care [in, esca], TR.: al
lure (bait, Eng.} inescate).
inescogi-tabile, ADJ.: unimaginable.
|[-tatoy [in-, e. .], ADJ.: unthought of.
in-escrutàbile, ADJ.: inscrutable.
inescusfbi-le [in-, e. .], ADJ.: inexcus-
able. -lménte, ADV.: inexcusably.
in-eseguibile, ADJ.: inexecutable.
ineserei-tabile, ADJ.: not exercisable.
ll=t&to [in-, e. .], ADJ.: unexercised (un-
practised); ignorant.
inesigibi-le [in-,e..], ADJ.: that can-
not be exacted or collected. -lità, F.:
impossibility of exacting.
inesiéne [L. inhesio], F.:
herence).
inesis-ténte [in-, c. .], ADJ.: inexistent.
-ténza, F.: inexistence.
inesorabi-le [L. in-ex-orabilis], ADI.:
inexorable (implacable). -lita, F.: in-
exorability. -Iménte, ADV.: inexorably.
ines-periénza [in-, e. .], F.: inexpe-
rience. -pertaménte, ADV.: not ex-
pertly. -pèrto, ADJ.: inexpert (inexpe-
rienced, raw).
ines-pidbile [in-, e. .], ADI. : inexpiable.
-pidto, ADJ.: inexpiate.
inesplèbile}, ADI.: insatiable.
inesplicabi-le [in-, e. .], ADJ.: inexpli-
cable. -lmémnte, ADV.: inexplicably.
in-espirfbile, ADJ.: not breathable.
inesplo-rabile [in-, e. .], ADI.: inex-
plorable. -ràto, ADJ.: unexplored.
inesprimibile [in-, e. .], ADJ.: inex
pressible (unspeakable).
inhesion (in-
inespugnabile
inespugnabi-le [in-, e. .], ADI.: inex-
pugnable (impregnable). -lita, F.: qual-
ity of being inexpugnable. -lménte,
ADV.: inexpugnably.
inessiccAbile}, ADJ.: that cannot be
dried up (perennial, inexhaustible).
inestéso [in-, e. .], ADI. : inextended.
inesti-mfbile [in-, e. .], ADI. : inestima-
ble. -mabilménte, ADV. : inestimably.
-màto, ADJ.: unesteemed (not valued).
inestinguibi-le [in-, e..], ADJ.: inex-
tinguishable. -Iménte, ADV.: inextin-
guishably.
in-estirpabile, ADI. : inextirpable.
inestri-cabile [L. inextricabilis], ADI.:
inextricable. -cabilménte, ADV.: in-
extricably. -cato, ADJ.: entangled.
inet-taménte, ADV.: ineptly (unsuita-
bly). -tézza, -titadine, F.: ineptitude
(unfitness). |linét-to [L. ineptus (aptus,
fit)], ADJ.: inept (unfit, improper).
inevitàbi-le [in-, e. .], ADJ.: inevitable.
-lménte, ADV.: inevitably.
inézia [L. in-eptia (aptus, fit)], F.: worth-
less thing, trifle, nothing; platitude; stu-
pidity (nonsense, folly).
infaeéto}, ADJ.: insipid (dull, witless).
infa-céndia, F.: want of eloquence.
|l-céndo [in-, f..], aDJ.: ineloquent.
infagottare [in, fagotto], TR.: make into
a bundle; wrap up hastily; REFL.: wrap
one’s self up like a bundle.
infal-lanteménte = -libilmente. ||-1i-
bile [L. -libilis], apJ.: infallible (certain,
sure). -libilità, r.: infallibility. -li-
bilménte, ADV.: infallibly.
infa-maménto}, M.: infamy (disgrace).
||-mare [L.], TR.: defame (slander); ren-
der infamous; divulge (report)}; REFL.:
acquire renown. -matére, M., -ma-
trice, F.: defamer. -matòrio, ADJ.:
defamatory. llinfà-me [L.-mis], ADI.:
infamous (base, scandalous) : dito —, mid-
dle finger. -meménte, ADV.: infa-
mously (disgracefully). infà-mia, F.:
infamy (shame, opprobrium).
infamigliàret, REFL.: live together in
a family.
infamirej, INTR.: become very hungry
or ravenous.
infamità [fame], F.: infamy (infamous
action).
infanatichire [in, fanatico], TR., INTR. :
make or become fanatic.
infaneiullire [in, fanciullo], INTR.:
grow childish (play the child).
infando}, ADJ.: unspeakable. _
infan-gare [in, fango], TR.: soil or be-
spatter with mud (besmirch); REFL.: soil
one’sself. -gato, ADI.: soiled (besmirched,
dirty). , ees
infan-tére}, TR.: bring forth (give birth
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to). -ta, cf.-fe. infan-te [L. in-fans,
not speaking], ADJ.: infant (young); M.:
infant (babe); infante (younger Spanish
prince); foot-soldiert; F. (-fa): infanta.
-teria, r.: infantry (foot-soldiers). -ti-
«ida, F.: infanticide (killer of infants).
-tieidio, M.: infanticide. -tile, ADJ.:
infantile (childish). inf&n-zia, F.: in-
fancy (childhood); beginning.
infaonatof, ADJ.: livid (black and blue).
infar-eiménto, M.: stuffing. |l-eire
[L.], TR.: stuff (Eng.} infarce).
infardarej, TR.: daub (besmear); foul;
REFL.: paint one’s face (fard); marry into;
contract familiarity with.
infari-nacchiato, ADJ.: with a smat-
tering of science. ||-mare [in, farina],
TR.: sprinkle with flour; (jig.) whitewash
(whiten). -néto, ADJ.: powdered ; (fig.)
superficially informed. -matura, F.: act of
powdering (whitening); (fig.) smattering.
infasti-didre}, TR. : disgust (tire); INTR.:
be disgusted with (nauseate). -dimén-
to, M.: disgust; vexation (annoyance).
Il=dire [in, fastidio], TR.: annoy (trouble,
vex); importune.
infati-cabile [L. -gabilis], ADI.: inde-
fatigable. -cabilita, F.: indefatigabil-
ity. -cabilménte, ADV.: indefatigably.
-gàbilej = -cabile.
in-fatti, ADV.: in effect (in short).
infa-tufre [L.], TR.: infatuate.
ziéne, F.: infatuation.
in-faustaménte, ADV.: unluckily (in-
auspiciously). [|l-fausto [L. -faustus
(favere, favour)], ADI.: unlucky (unpro-
pitious, Eng.} infaust).
infe-condaménte, ADV.: unfruitfully
(unproductively). -condità, F.: infe-
cundity (sterility). Il-eéndo [in-, f. J],
ADJ.: infecund (unfruitful, barren).
infedél-e [in-, f. .], ADJ.: unfaithful (dis-
loyal); infidel (unbelieving); m.: infidel
(sceptic). -ménte, ADV.: unfaithfully.
-ta, F.: infidelity ; disloyalty.
infederare [in, federa], TR.: put on a
pillow-case.
infeli-ee [in-, f..], ADJ.: unhappy
(wretched, unfortunate). -eeménte,
ADV.: unhappily (unfortunately). -eità,
F.: infelicity (misfortune).
infellonire [in, fellone], INTR.: grow
cruel (become barbarous or inhuman).
infeltrire [in, feltro], INTR.: become
like felt.
infemminire [in, femmina], TR.: ef-
feminate (enervate); INTR.: become effem-
inate (womanish).
inférie [L. -ferie (-ferus, beneath)], F. PL. :
inferia (sacrifices for the dead).
inferigno, ADJ.: of bran and flour: pane
—, brown bread.
inferigno
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inferié-re [L. -r], ADJ.: inferior; subor-
dinate; M.: nether regions (hell). -rità,
F.: inferiority; subordination. -rmén-
te, ADV.: inferiorly.
inferire [L. in-ferre, bring in], TR.: infer
(conclude); bring (cause).
infer-mare [-mo], INTR., REFL.: become
infirm (get sick); TR.: render ill (make
sick); weaken; nullify. -maziéne, F.:
(leg.) invalidation. -meria, F.: infirm-
ary; epidemic}; infirmity}. -mieeio,
inferiore
ADJ.: rather infirm (somewhat sick).
-miéra,F.: nurse. -miére, M.: super-
intendent of a hospital; nurse. -mita,
F.: infirmity (sickness); (fig.) weakness.
llinfér-mo [L. firmus], ADJ.: infirm
(sick, weak); faint-hearted}; unhealthy};
insecure}; M.: sick person; (lit.) infirmity
(weakness).
infer-nfle, ADI. : infernal (hellish) ; (hy-
perb.), very sad; M.}: inhabitant of hell:
pietra —, nitrate of silver (lunar caustic).
-nalita, F.: (fig.) great confusion (dis-
turbance). |linfér-no [L. -nus (infer,
below)], M.: hell (infernal regions); place
beneath an oil-press; horrid place; ADJ.:
inferior; infernal.
infero-eire [in, feroce], INTR.: become
ferocious. -eito, ADJ.: ferocious (cruel).
inferraiolare [in, ferraiolo], REFL.:
wrap one’s self up in a cloak.
infer-rare},-riare}, TR.: chain (shackle,
bind in chains). -rata} = -riata. ||=rié-
ta [in-, f. .], F.: iron bars (grating).
infertàj = infermità.
infèrti-le{, ADJ.: unfertile (barren).
\linferti-lire [in, fertile], TR.: fertilize
(render fertile).
infervo-raménto, M.: fervor (heat);
incitement to fervor. |l-rare [in, fervore],
TR.: fill with fervor (animate, encourage);
REFL. : be animated.’ -rataménte, ADV.:
with fervor. -rato, ADJ.: fervent (ar-
dent, zealous). -rire = -rare.
inferzato}, ADJ.: whip-like.
infe-stagiéne} = -stamento. -stamén-
te, ADV.: importunately (annoyingly).
-staménto, M.: infestation (trouble).
-stare, TR.: infest (annoy); importunef.
-statére, M., -statriee, F.: infester,
molester. -staziéne, F.: vexation (mo-
lestation). -stévole, ADJ.: troublesome
(annoying).
infé-sto [L. -stus ( ae
strike) unsafe], ADJ.: troublesome (an-
noying, Eng.} infestuous); dangerous;
hostile ; injurious (corrupting).
infestato}, M.: (vet.) foundering.
infet-taménto, M.: infection (corrup-
tion). -tare, TR.: infect (spoil, corrupt).
-tatére, M., -tatriee, F.: corrupter
(contaminator). -taziéne = -tamento.
-tivo, ADJ.: infective (catching, tainting).
infilzatura
llinfét-to [L. in-fectus], ADI.: infected
(spoiled, corrupted).
infeu-daménto = -dazione. ||-dare
[in, feudo], TR.: ENFEOFF. -daziòne,
F.: infeudation (enfeoffment, investiture),
infezione [infetto], F.: infection (con-
tagion).
infiac-chiménto, M.: weakness (faint-
ness). |l-chire [in, fiacco], TR.: weaken
(enervate) ; INTR.: become weak.
infiam-màbile, ADJ.: inflammable. -ma-
bilità, r.: inflammability. -magiénef,
F., -maméntof, M.: inflammation; heat
(flame); fervour. |l-mare [in-, f..], TR:
INFLAME (burn, light); (fig.) excite (stir
up, animate); REFL.: become inflamed.
-mataménte, ADV.: with heat. -ma-
tivo, ADJ.: inflammatory. -matére,
M., -matriee, F.: inflamer (inciter),
-matòrio, ADJ.: inflammatory. -ma-
zione, F.: inflammation.
infiasca-re [fiasco], TR.: bottle (put into
bottles). -taira, F.: bottling (putting
into bottles).
infiatoj, ADJ.: swollen (puffed up); proud
(haughty).
infi-daménte, ADV.: unfaithfully (treach-
erously). -delitat =-deltà. |linfi-do
[L. -dus], ADJ.: unfaithful (treacherous) ;
unbelieving (infidel)f.
infiebolire} = infievolire.
infieldre}, TR.: make bitter with gall.
infierire [in, fiero], INTR.: grow cruel
(become ferocious).
infievo-liménto, M.: weakening (debili-
tation). |l-lire [in, fievole], TR. : weaken
(debilitate) ; REFL.: become weak.
in-figgere, IRR.; TR.: thrust (drive in).
infignere} = infingere.
infigurabile}, ADJ.: that cannot be fig-
ured, imagined or conceived.
infila-cappi [cappio], -guaine [guaina],
M.: bodkin (tape-needle). |linfilà-re
[in, filo], TR.: thread (string); pierce;
block (a door, etc.); slip on (clothes);
REFL.: put on (slip on): — gli aghi al
buio, be very shrewd ; — i polli, gli uecelli,
put chickens or birds on spits to roast ;—
uno, pierce one (wound one severely) ; le
chiacchiere non -lano, idle talk is worth
nothing; — le pentole, become tired. -'ta,
F.: file (row). -tura, F.: act of threading.
infiltra-re [in, f. .j, INTR., REFL.' in-
filtrate. -ziéne, F.: infiltration.
infil-zàre [in, filza], TR. : thread (string);
arrange in rows; stitch slightly; REFL.f:
introduce one’s self; intermeddle; fall
into a trap; pierce one’s self: le parole
non -zano, words are not deeds. -zàta,
F.: string; file; series. -zatara, F.:
threading ; piercing (enfilade); row; string
(thread).
infimamente
in-fimaménte, ADV.: abjectly. |lin-
fimo [L. -fimus], ADI.: lowest (utmost) ;
vilest (basest).
in-fin-a=tanto=chè -é, PREP.: until (un-
til that).
in-fin=chè{ -é, ADV.: until; since; since
when?
in-fine, ADV.: in short (finally, in con-
clusion).
infineché} = infinche.
infinestra-re [in, finestra], TR. : make (a
new margin) to a torn leaf. -tura, F.:
paper-border.
infingar-daeeio, disp. of -do. -dig-
gine, F.: laziness (idleness). -damén-
te, ADV.: lazily (slothfully). -deria,
-dézza = -dia. -dia, F.: sloth (lazi-
ness); dissimulation (hypocrisy)}. -dire,
TR.: cause to grow lazy (make lazy);
INTR.: become lazy. |linfingar-do [in-,
fingere, make], ADJ.: lazy (slothful); M.:
lazy fellow. -déne, aug. of -do.
infin-gere [in, f. .], IRR.; REFL.: feign
(pretend). -gévolef, ADJ.: deceitful
(feigning). -giménto, M.: dissimula-
tion. -gitére, M.: dissembler (pretender).
infini-tà, r.: infinity. -taménte, ADV.:
infinitely (exceedingly). -tesimale, ADJ.:
infinitesimal: calcolo —, infinitesimal cal-
culus (fiuxions). -tésimo, ADJ., M.: in-
finitesimal. -tivo, M.: infinitive mood.
llinfini-to [in-, f. .], ADJ.: infinite (un-
limited, eternal); M.: infinitive mood; in-
finity.
in-fino, PREP.: as far as; till (until): —
ad ora, till now; — allora, till then; —
a qui, hitherto; — a quando? till when?
how long? — dal principio, from the be-
ginning: mi levò — alla camicia, he took
away even my shirt.
infinocchià-re [in, finocchio], TR.: spice
with fennel; make to believe (impose upon,
deceive). -tara, F.: deceit (imposition).
infin-taménte, ADV.: deceitfully. -ti-
vaménte, ADV.: fictitiously (craftily).
llinfin-to, PART. of -gere; feigned (pre-
tended); M.: pretence. -turaf, -zidne,
F.: dissimulation.
infioccàre [in, fiocco], TR.: ornament
with bows.
infiochire [in, fioco], INTR.:
hoarse or faint.
infio-rfre [in, fore], TR.: ornament with
flowers; (fig.) embellish (beautify); REFL.:
adorn one’s self with flowers. -raziéne,
F.: blossom time. -rirej =-rare.
infirm. .} = inferm. .
infiscàrej, TR.: confiscate.
infischidre [fischio], REFL.: whistle at
(make light of).
infissot, PART. of infiggere; infixed (fas-
tened); wounded (pierced)f.
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infistolire [in, fistola], INTR., REFL.: turn
to a fistula.
infittire [in, fitto], INTR.: become crowded
or thick.
infizzare} = infilzare.
inflammatòrio [L. inflammare, inflame],
ADJ.: inflammatory.
in-flessibile [in-, f. .], ADJ.: inflexible;
inexorable. -flessibilità, F.: inflexi-
bility. -flessibilménte, ADV.: inflex-
ibly.
in-flessiéne, F.: inflection (bending) ;
variation. -flésso, PART. of :flettere.
||=fléttere, IRR.; TR.: inflect (bend,
curve); REFL.: bend one’s self; become
crooked.
in-fliggere [L. -fligere (strike)], IRR. (cf.
afliggere); TR.: inflict upon. -fliggi-
ménto, M.: infliction. -flitto, PART. of
Fliggere. -flizibne, F.: infliction.
in-fluénte, ADJ.: influential. -fluénza,
F.: influence (power); influenza; evil eye
(omen)}; influx (fluxion)j. -fluenzare,
TR.: influence. ||-fluire [L. -fiuere (flue-
re, run)], TR.: influence (affect, have power
over); INTR.}: abound (be plentiful). -flias-
so, M.: influence (virtue, power); influx
(fluxion)+; PART.} of -fluire.
info-caménto, M.: inflammation; zeal
(heat, fervour). ||-care [in, foco], IRR.§ ;
TR.: heat (inflame); make zealous; REFL.:
take fire (burn); influence one’s self (fall
into a passion). -cataménte, ADV.:
hotly ; angrily. -caziénet = -camento.
$ Ind.: Pres. 21/(x)d-co, -chi, etc. : (#)d ac-
cented, o unaccented,
infognare [in, fogna], REFL.: stick in
the mire; be involved (be entangled);
plunge.
infola = infula.
infollirej, TR.: make mad; INTR.: be-
come mad.
infoltire [in, folio], INTR.: become thick
or crowded.
in-fondato, ADJ.: unfounded.
in-f6ndere, IRR.; TR.: INFUSE (instil);
pour into; soak (steep)}; enlarget (dilate);
water}; bathe}. -fondiménto, M.: in-
fusion (instillation).
inforabile}, ADJ.: impierceable.
infor-care [in, forca], TR.: catch with a
fork; bestride (straddle); hang}. -cata,
F.: forkful. -catàra, F.: forking; fork
(branching).
inforestie-rare, -rire [in, forestiero],
TR.: speak like a foreigner; REFL.: be-
come a stranger.
infor-magionej = -mazione. ||-mdre
[in, forma], TR.: give form or shape to;
inform (instruct); get information from;
render suitable (fit, qualify)}; REFL.: in-
form one’s self (get instructed); inquire:
informare
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M.}: personification, -mativo, ADI.:
informing ; informative; M.: inquest; in-
formation. -mato, ADJ.: informed (ac-
quainted with); strong-limbed (well-
formed)}. -matére, M., -matriee, F.:
informer. -maziéne, F.: information;
notice ; instruction.
infér-me [L. -mis], ADJ.: formless (shape-
less); ugly (deformed). -meménte, ADV.:
shapelessly ; deformedly.
informico-laménto, M.: going asleep
(of a limb); pricking. -lére, |l-lire
[in, f...], INTR.: be asleep (of limbs).
informitat}, F.: informity (shapelessness).
inforna-eiare [in, fornace], TR.: put
into a furnace. -eidta, F.: putting into
a furnace; ovenful.
infornapanej{, M.:
shovel.
infor-nare [in, forno], TR.: put into the
oven. -nata, F.: putting into the oven;
batch (ovenful); batch of officers.
inforsare}, TR.: put in doubt.
infortire [in, forte], INTR.: become
strong; grow sour; TR.: strengthen.
infor-tunfre, INTR.: be unfortunate;
get shipwrecked; run the risk. -tuna-
taménte}, ADV.: unfortunately. -tu-
natof, ADJ.: unfortunate (unlucky). -ti-
nio [L. -tunium], M.: misfortune (dis-
aster, ill luck).
infor-zare [in, f. .], INTR.: turn strong
(turn sour); TR.}: fortify (strengthen, re-
inforce). -zéto, ADJ.: sour (bitter);
fortifiedj; M.}: name of a law-book of
Justinian.
info-scaméntof, M.: offuscation. ||-sea-
re [in, fosco], TR.: offuscate (make dark);
INTR.: become dark. -scéto, ADJ.: offus-
cated (dark).
infos-saménto, M.: hollow (depression);
act of putting in the gravet. |l-sare
[in, fossa], TR.: hide in the ground; cover
up (grain, to preserve it); REFL.: become
hollow (sink in). -sa&to, ADJ.: hollow
(concave).
infra = fra.
infra-eidaménto}, M.: putrefaction
(corruption). -eidéret, INTR.: putrefy
(corrupt): — uno, bore one. -eidatura,
F.: putrescence. -eidire = -cidare. -di-
eiaménto} =-cidamento. ||-dieiare
[in, fradicio], TR.: wet (soak; moisten);
REFL.: get wet or soaked; putrefy (rot).
-dieifta, F.: putrefaction.
infragn. . = înfrang..
infragranti}, ADV.: in the act.
infra-liménto, M.: frailness (feeble-
ness). |[=lîre [in, frale], INTR.: become
frail (grow weak or feeble). -lito, ADI. :
enfeebled (weakened).
infram-méssa}, F., -méssof, M.:
baker’s peel or
inter-
infrigno
position (interference); interval (intermis.
sion); (gram.) interjection ; ADJ.: inter.
meddled (interposed). -metténtef}, ADI:
interposing. -mettenteméntef, ADv.:
interruptedly (at intervals). Il=(m)étte-
ref [infra, mettere], IRR.; TR.: interpose
(insert); REFL.: meddle with; interfere,
infran-eesdre [in, fr , French],
-eescare, -eiosdre, TR.: make French
(frenchify, gallicize); REFL.: become
French (conform to the French mode or
idiom).
infran-gere [in, f. .], IRR.; TR.: break
(bruise, crush); (fig.) transgress (infringe),
-gibile, ADJ.: infrangible. infràn-to,
PART. of -gere; ADJ.: bruised (crushed),
-toifta, F.: as many olives as can be
ground at one time. -téio, M.: oil mill;
kind of olive tree; olive. -tira, F.:
breaking (crushing).
infra=ppérre, TR.: interpose (insert).
infra-scaménto, M.: covering with
branches. |l-seare [in, frasca], TR.: cover
with branches or bushes; support with
bushes; (jig.) load with too many orna-
ments ; REFL.: hide in the bushes; digress
(be prolix); deceive. -scatiira = -sca-
mento. -sconare, TR.: cover with boughs
or large branches.
infra-scritto, ADJ.: subscribed; under-
written. |l=scrivere, IRR.; TR.: under-
write (sign); subscribe.
infratire [in, frate], INTR.: not to make
a cocoon (be a drone).
infrattanto = frattanto.
infrazione [-frangere], F.:
(infringement, violation).
infred-dagiéne [in, freddo), F.: light
cold. -daméntoj, M.: cold. -dare,
INTR.: catch cold; TR.}: cool (make cold);
REFL.}; come less often. -dativof, ADJ.:
that gives cold (cooling). -datira, F.:
cold (rheum). -dolire, INTR., REFL.:
shiver or tremble with cold.
infrémere}{ = fremere.
in=frenare, TR.: bridle; rein in; re-
strain.
infrene-sîrej, ||-ticére [in, frene-
tico], TR.: render frantic; INTR.: become
frantic or mad. -ticdto, ADJ.: phrenetic.
infre-quénte [in-, f. .], ADI. : infrequent
(rare). -quènza, F.: infrequency (rare-
ness).
infre-scaméntoi,M.: refreshment (cool-
ing). |l-seatéio [in, fresco], M.: cooler;
wine-cooler. :
infrigi-dérej, TR.: infrigidate (cool,
make’ cold); INTR., REFL.: become cold,
-diménto, M.: cooling, refreshing.
ll-dire [in, frigido], TR.: make cold;
REFL.: get cool.
infrignot, ADJ.: wrinkled (plaited).
infraction
infrollire
infrollire [in, frollo], INTR.: become
tender.
infron-darey{, TR. : cause to become leafy.
l-dire [in, f..], INTR.: become leafy
(leaf).
infruscàre [infoscare], TR.: mix (mingle,
confuse).
infrut-tifero [in-, f. .], ADJ. : unfruitful
(barren). -tuosaménte, aDv.: fruit-
lessly (unprofitably). -tuosità, F.: un-
fruitfulness. -tuòso = -tifero.
fnfula [L.], F.: infula (fillet).
infuna-re [in, fune], TR.: tie with a
rope. -taira, F.: binding with a rope.
infundi-bolot, -bulo, M.: funnel.
infanghire [in, fungo], INTR.: be cov-
ered with must or mould.
infuocire = infocare.
infur-bire [in, furbo], INTR.: become
shrewd. -fantirej, INTR.: turn rogue
(become roguish). -famtito, ADJ.: ro-
guish (cheating).
infu-riènte, ADJ.: furious. ||-=riàre
[in, f. .], INTR., REFL.: rage (be furious,
be angry); TR.: enrage (provoke). -ria-
taménte, ADV.: furiously (angrily).
-riàto, ADJ.: infuriated (enraged). -ri-
rej=-riare.
infusaméntej, ADV.: confusedly.
infu-serdtoj, ADJ.: moistened (infused).
-sible{, ADJ.: infusible. -siéne, F.:
infusion ; liquor made by infusion. |linfiî-
so, PART. of infondere; ADI.: infused.
-sòrio, M.: infusory animalcule.
infuturàrej, TR.: cause to live in the fu-
ture; REFL.: extend into the future (last
to futurity).
ingabbanàre [in, gabbano], REFL.: wrap
one’s self in an overcoat.
ingab-biare [in, gabbia], TR.: cage (shut
up, confine). -bidta, F.: caging.
ingag-giaménto, M.: engagement (at-
tack). © |l-giare [in, gaggio], TR.: enlist ;
engage; attack; pawn (pledge); REFL.:
enlist: — a usura, pawn. -giatére, M.:
enlister; pawnerj. ingag-gio, M.: en-
listment ; enlisting-money.
ingagliar-dia [in-, g..], F.: weakness
(lassitude). -dire [in, gagliardo], TR.: in-
vigorate (strengthen, reinforce); INTR.,
REFL.: grow strong (recover strength).
ingalappiérej, TR.: trap (ensnare).
ingallazzire = ringalluzzire. _
ingaloppàrej, TR. : (nav.) hoist (a mast).
ingambérej, INTR.: stumble (trip up);
run away (take to one’s heels).
ingangherare [in, ganghero], TR.: put
on or fasten with hinges.
ingan-ndébile, ADJ.: deceitful. -na=
contadini, M.: coarse but pleasing (or
showy) work of art; showy artist. -na-
méntot, M.: deceit (fraud). -naémte,
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ADJ.: deceiving (cheating); M.: deceiver
(cheat). -nfre, TR.: deceive (cozen,
cheat); REFL.: mistake (be deceived): se
non m’ -no, if I be not mistaken. -na-
tére, M., -natriee, F.: deceiver (coz-
ener). -nerèllo, dim. of-no. -névole,
ADJ.: deceitful (false). -nevolménte,
ADV.: deceitfully. ||imgan-no [OFr.
engain (ak. to Eng. game, ‘sport’)], M.:
deceit (fraud); mistake (blunder); illu-
sion: a —, deceitfully; tirar d’ —, un-
deceive; cosa fatta a —, thing done to
hide an evil. -néso = -nevole. -nizzot,
dim. of -no.
ingarabu-gliare, -llare = ingarbu-
gliare.
ingarbaref, TR.: adjust with grace (set
off); adapt; (fig.) adjust: — una cosa,
give a thing a graceful form.
ingarbugliare [in, garbuglio], TR.: con-
fuse (confound, embroil).
ingarzullire [in, gazzarra], TR.: glad-
den; INTR., REFL.: rejoice (be hilarious).
ingasta-daf, -ra}, F.: decanter.
in-gastigàto, ADJ.: unchastised (unpun-
ished).
ingazzullire = ingarzullire.
inge-gnaeeio, disp. of -gno. -gna-
ménto, M.: cunning (craft, sagacity);
ingenuity (industry). -gnére, INTR.,
REFL.: strain one's self (strive, do one’s
best); TR.: contrive (devise)}. -gnèra,
F.: female engineer; ingenious woman.
-gnére, -gnèro i, M.: civil engineer.
-gneria, F.: engineering. -gnétto,
dim. of -gno. -gnino, car. dim. of -gno.
llingé-gno [L. -nium]), M.: natural talent
(genius); craftiness (subtility); spring;
artificer (operator)} : a —, cunningly (sli-
ly); uomo d’ —, witty or ingenious man.
ingenito
-gnéne, iron. aug. of -gno. -gnosa-
ménte, ADV.: ingeniously. -gnosita,
F.: ingeniousness (cunning). -gnéso,
ADJ.: ingenious; cunning (subtle, crafty):
fuoco —}, fireworks. -gnudlo, disp. dim.
of -gno.
ingelosire [in, geloso], TR.: make jeal-
ous; INTR., REFL.: become jealous.
ingem-maméntof, M.: setting or adorn-
ing with jewels; mineral crystals. ||-ma-
re [in, gemma], TR.: adorn with gems or
jewels; (agr.) inoculate (graft); REFL.:
adorn one’s self.
ingene-r4bile}, ADJ.: ingenerable. -ra-
ménto, M.: generation (production).
|l-rare [in, g. .], TR.: engender (beget).
-ratére}, M., -ratriee, F.: begetter
(progenitor, producer). -raziénef, F.:
generation ; kind (sort, species).
in-generòso, ADJ.: ungenerous (illiberal).
ingenio. .| = ingegno. .
in=génito, ADJ.: ingenite (inborn, ine
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nate); not engendered}: per —, by nat-
ural instinct, naturally.
ingénte [L.. -gens], ADJ.: enormous;
bulky.
ingente
ingentilire [in, gentile], TR.: ennoble
(make noble); make better; INTR.: be-
come noble or genteel.
inge-nuaménte, ADV.: ingenuously.
-nuita, F.: ingenuousness (candor). |lim-
gé-nuo [L. -nuus], ADJ.: ingenuous (sin-
cere, candid); free from one’s birth.
inge-rénza, F.: act of intermeddling;
duty; office; charge. -riméntof, M.:
intromission (intervention). |l-rire [L.
-rere (gerere, bear)], TR.: adduce; insin-
uate (hint)}; REFL.: meddle with (inter-
pose): — sospetto, awake suspicion.
inges-sdre [in, gesso], TR.: daub with
plaster or chalk. -satura, F.: chalking
(plastering).
ingésto}, ADJ.: inserted (placed within).
inghermirej = ghermire.
inghiai-are [in, ghiaia], TR.: gravel
(cover with gravel). -fto, M.: gravelled
place.
inghiot-timénto, M.: swallowing (ab-
sorption); abyss (gulf)f. |l-tire [in,
ghiotto], IRR.$; TR.: swallow; bury (in-
ter): — un’ ingiuria, pocket an affront ;
— altrui, have the upper hand of a per-
son. -titéio, M.: gullet (throat). -ti-
tére, M.: one that swallows (glutton).
§ Ind.: Pres. zxghiottisco or inghidtto, etc.;
so also in Pres. Subj. and I’ve.
inghirlan-daménto, M.: crowning with
a garland. |l-dare [in, ghirlanda], TR. :
garland (deck with a garland); (fig.) en-
viron ; crown.
ingiacaref, TR.: put on a cuirass.
ingial-lare{=-lire. -liménto, M.:
act of making yellow. ||-lire [in, giallo],
TR.: make or dye yellow; INTR.: become
yellow.
ingiardindre},TR.: provide with gardens.
ingielare [in, gielo], TR.: freeze: INTR.:
be frozen.
ingigantire [in, gigante], TR.: (hyperb.)
exaggerate.
inginoc-chiaménto, M.: genuflexion
(kneeling). Il-chiàre [in, ginocchio],
REFL.: kneel down; TR.}: make to kneel.
-chiatat =-chiamento. -chiatéio, M.:
kneeling-stool. -chiatira, F.: curve
(bending). -chiaziénet}t =-chiamento.
-chiéne {, -chiéni, ADV.: upon one’s
knees (kneeling).
in=giocéndo, ADJ.: unhappy (sorrowful,
melancholy).
ingio-idre [in, gioia], TR: deck with
jewels ; rejoice (exhilarate)}; REFL.: adorn
one’s self with jewelry ; rejoice (be glad){.
-iellare, TR.: deck with jewels.
ingommare
ingiovanire = ringiovanire.
in=giù, ADV.: down; downward; below.
ingiucchire [in, giucco], TR., INTR.: be
come or cause to become silly.
in-giudicàto, ADJ.: unjudged.
ingitignere] = ingiungere.
ingiuncàre [in, giunco], TR.: fasten or
bind with rushes.
in=gitimgere, IRR.; TR.: enjoin (com-
mand, order); joint. -gitimto, PART. of
-giungere. -giunziéne, F.: injunction;
junction. .
ingià-ria [L. injuria (jus, justice)], F.:
injury (wrong, offence). -ridmte, ADI.:
injurious (abusive). -ridre, TR.: injure
(abuse, offend). -riativo, ADI.: that
caninjure. -riatére, M.: injurer; abuser;
insulter. -riosaménte, ADV.: injurious-
ly; unjustly (outrageously). -riéso, ADI.:
injurious (unjust; dishonourable).
ingiu-staménte, ADV.: unjustly (wrong-
ly). -stific4bile, ADJ.: unjustifiable.
-stizia, F.: injustice (injury, wrong).
|lingiaesto [in-, g. .], ADJ.: unjust (un-
reasonable, wrong); M.: injustice; unjust
person.
inglése, ADJ.: English.
inglo-riosaménte, ADV.: ingloriously.
ll-riéso [in- g. .], ADI. : inglorious.
in-gluviatérej, M.: glutton (devourer).
\l-glaviet, F.: gluttony (voraciousness).
ingobbire [in, gobbo], INTR.: become
humpbacked.
ingof-fàrej, TR.: strike (beat); INTR.:
box one’s ears (cuff). ||=fire [in, goffo],
TR.: make awkward, stupid or dull; INTR.:
become awkward. ingof-fof, M.: cuf
(blow); bribe.
ingo-iaménto, M.: act of swallowing.
|l-iare [ingollare], TR.: swallow vora-
ciously (bolt); ingulf. -iatére, M.:
glutton (devourer).
ingol-faménto, M.: ingulfing. ||-fare
[in, golfo], REFL.: be ingulfed (get deep
into, plunge); enter into a gulf. -fato,
ADJ.: ingulfed.
ingél-la, F.: pole with a basket on one
‘end for gathering fruit. ||-lare [in, go-
la], TR.: swallow without mastication
(gobble up).
ingolosire [in, goloso], TR.: cause appe-
i or desire for (make the mouth water
or).
ingom-berére}=-brare. -bramén-
tot}, M.: incumbrance (hindrance). -bré-
re, TR.: incumber (hinder); occupyi;
confiscate}. |lingém-bro [l. L. in-com-
brum (cumulus, heap)], M.: incumbrance
(hindrance, impediment); nuisance; ADJ.:
incumbered.
ingommare [in, gomma], TR.: gum.
ingonnellato
ingonnellatot, ADJ.: dressed in a gown.
ingorbià-rej, TR.: put (a ferule) on a
cane. -turayt,F.: putting on a ferule;
hollow of a ferule (iron ring).
ingor-diggine =-digia. -daménte,
ADV.: greedily (gluttonously). -dézzat
=-digia; (fig.) excess (superfluity). -di-
gia, F.: insatiableness (greediness). -di-
na, F.: file; rasp. |lingér-do [?], ADI.:
greedy (eager; covetous); exorbitant; M.:
covetousness.
ingor-gaménto, M.: engorging (stop-
page). ll-gare [in, gorgo], REFL.: be
choked up (engorged); TR.{: put in the
throat. -giaméntoj, M.: swallowing
down. -giaret, TR.: put in the throat
(gorge ; swallow down); pronounce in the
throat. ingér-go = -giamento.
in-governdbile, ADJ.: ungovernable.
ingoz-zire [in, gozzo], TR.: swallow
(gorge, cram; put up with, endure; fig.:
swallow an affront); force in, beat in;
seize (appropriate to one’s self)}. -zata,
-zatara, F.: forcing or beating in.
ingraeilire [in, gracile], INTR.: become
slender or thin; TR.: make slender.
ingradaref, INTR.: go on gradually (pro-
ceed by degrees); arrive; ascend.
ingramigngrej, INTR.: spread
weeds.
ingra-nfggio [Fr. engrenage], M.: gear
catching (wheels catching one another;
sprocket). |lemare [Fr. engrener], INTR.:
(mech.) catch; tooth; indent; TR.t: re-
duce to grains.
ingranchire = aggranchire.
ingran-diménto, M.: aggrandizement
(enlargement); rise (growth); improve-
ment (progress). ||-dire [in, grande],
TR.: aggrandize (enlarge, increase) ; mag-
nify; exaggerate; ameliorate}; REFL.:
grow greater (increase) ; rise; INTR.: be-
come large. -ditére, M.: magnifier (en-
larger, increaser).
ingras-sabie, M.: kind of herb. -sa-
ménto, M.: fattening (cramming, stuff-
ing); fatness. |l-sare [L. incrassare
(crassus, fat)], TR.: fatten (make fat);
manure; INTR.: become fat (get fat); (fig).
grow rich: il piè del padrone -ssa il cam-
po, vigilance is prosperity; — in chec-
chessia, take pleasure in. -sativo, ADJ.:
fattening. -satére, M.: fattener. in-
grds-so, M.: manure (dung). -sucehia-
re, INTR.: fatten slowly.
ingra-tfeeio, disp. of -to. -taménte,
ADV.: ungratefully. -tézzaj = -titudine.
ingratieeia-re [in, graticcio], TR. : en-
close with lattice or hurdles. -tara, F.:
enclosing with lattice-work.
ingratico-laménto, M.: railing ; grate;
enclosure. |l-lare [in, graticola], TR.:
like
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enclose with a grate (rail, shut in with a
inguantato
railing). -lata, F., -làto, M.: grating
(railing).
ingra-tifero, ADJ.: ungrateful. -titn-
dine, F.: ingratitude. |lingra-to [L.
-tus], ADJ.: ungrateful (unthankful); un-
profitable ; displeasing (disagreeable) ; M.:
ingrate (ungrateful person). -téne, aug.
of -to.
ingravi-daménto, M.: ingravidation;
conceiving. |l=-dare [in, gravido], TR.:
ingravidate (impregnate) ; INTR.: be preg-
nant. -dato, ADJ.: pregnant.
ingra-zifre [in, grazia], REFL.: ingra-
tiate one’s self. -zidto, ADI. : ingratiated
in favour. -zionire, REFL.: intens. of
-ziare. i
ingrecérej, INTR.: grow very angry (get
furious).
ingrediénte [L. -diens], M. :
ingremire} = ghermire.
ingrésso [L. -ssus], M.: ingress (entrance);
ADJ.}: rough; cruel.
ingrifféàto}, ADJ.: snatched (seized); tor-
mented (afflicted).
ingrillandare = inghirlandare.
ingro-gnàret, INTR.: fume (be angry,
fret). -gnéto, ADJ.: angered (gruff,
surly).
ingromméare}, REFL.: form tartar (get
incrusted) ; concrete.
ingropparef, TR.: group (form in groups,
tie in knots); attach (unite); suggest im-
mediately ; carry on the crupper; INTR.:
ride astraddle (be astride) ; speak swiftly.
ingros-saménto, M.: swelling ; increase.
llesare [in, grosso], TR. : swell (make big,
increase); impregnatef; INTR.: engross
(become big, swell) ; conceive (become im-
pregnated); grow obstinate: — la co-
scienza, become ever less scrupulous; — la
memoria, render the memory slow at re-
taining; — la voce, make the voice rough
or hoarse; — il cervello, become stupid;
— l’udito, become a little deaf. -sativo,
ADI. : apt to swell or enlarge. -sattira
= -samento. ingròs-so (all’), ADV.: in
great quantity (by wholesale); in general
(generally); plentifully (abundantly)f.
ingru-gnare, -gnire [in, grugno],
INTR.: pout; look gruff; be angry. -gna-
tèllo, ADJ.: somewhat angry. -gnato,
ADJ.: sullen; pouting; angry.
ingrullire [in, grullo], INTR.: become a
simpleton.
inguainàre [in, guaina], TR.: sheathe
(put into the sheath).
ingualdrappàre [in, gualdrappa], TR.:
put in a horsecloth; caparison.
inguan-tare [in, guanto], REFL.: put on
one’s gloves. -tato, ADJ.: with one’s
gloves on; enclosed (enveloped).
ingredient.
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in-guaribile, ADI. : incurable (irremedi-
able).
ingubbidref}, TR.: gorge; swallow; stuff.
inguiderdonAtof, ADJ.: without a guer-
don (unrequited).
inguiggiaàrej, TR.: fit on (a pair of
shoes or slippers).
ingui-nàia = -ne. -nfle, ADJ.: in-
guinal (belonging to the groin). |lingui-
ne [L. inguen], M.: groin.
inguistéraj, F.: phial; decanter; glass-
bottle.
ingurgi-taméntoj, M.: ingurgitation
(gorging). |l-taref, INTR.: ingurgitate
(cram, stuff).
ingustàbile, ADJ.: ingustable (not tast-
able).
ini-bire [L. inhibere (habere, hold) keep
back], tR.: inhibit (forbid, prohibit). -bî-
ta} = -bizione. -bitòria, F.: decree
that inhibits. -bitòrio, pl. -ri, ADJ.:
inhibitory (prohibitory). -biziéne, F.:
inhibition (prohibition).
in-iettare [L. jectarc], TR. : inject. -iet-
tato, ADJ.: injected. -iezidéne, F.: in-
jection.
inimi-cîre, TR.: treat as an enemy:
REFL.: make a person one’s enemy (be-
come an enemy). -ehévolet, ADJ.: in-
imical (hostile); contrary. -chevolmén-
te}, ADV.: like an enemy. -eizia, F.:
enmity (hostility); aversion. ||imimi-co
[L. -cus (in-, amicus, friend)], ADJ.: (poet.)
inimical (hostile); adverse; M.: enemy.
inimitabi-le [in-, i. .], aADJ.: inimitable.
-lménte, ADV.: inimitably. -lita, F.:
inimitability.
in-immaginàbile, ADJ.: unimaginable.
inintelli-génte [in-, i. .], ADJ.: unin-
telligent. -génza, F.: unintelligence. -gi-
bile, ADJ.: unintelligible. -gibilita,
F.: unintelligibility. i
in-investigàbile, ADJ.: uninvestigable.
ini-quaménte, ADV.: iniquitously (un-
justly). -quità, r.: iniquity (injustice);
inequality (of landj). -quitànzaj =
-quità. -quitire}, INTR.: become in-
iquitous or wicked. -quitéso, ADJ.: in-
iquitous or wicked. -quiziat, F.: iniquity
(crime). |limi-quo [L. -quus (in-, equus,
equal)], ADJ.: iniquitous (unjust, wicked);
grave (sad); very bad (of wine, etc.).
inidria} = ingiuria.
iniustizia} = ingiustizia.
ini-zidle ADJ., M.: initial. -ziaménto,
M.: initiation. -zifre, TR.: initiate (be-
gin, originate): — in una lingua, scienza,
introduce into, or teach the first rudi-
ments of a language or science. -zifto,
ADJ., M.: initiated. -ziativa, F.: initia-
tive. -ziativo, ADJ.: initiative (apt to
initiate). -ziatére, M., -ziatrice, F.:
inguaribile
innarrabile
initiator (beginner). -ziéme, F.: initta.
tion (the ceremony). |limi-zio [L. -tium],
M.: beginning (commencement, first prin.
ciples): dar —, initiate (originate).
inizza. {= aizza. .
in-1. .f =ill..
in-m. {= imm...
innabissàre} = inabissare.
innaeerbirej = inacerbire.
innacqua. .= annacqua. .
innaffia.. = annaffia. .
innagrestire{ = inagrestire.
innalbare = inalbare.
innalberare = inalberare.
innalza. .= inalza..
innamic4ref, REFL.: make one’s self a
friend (become friends).
innamidàrej], TR.: starch.
innamo-racchiaménto, M.: little love
affair. -racchiare, REFL.: be slightly
in love. -raménto, m.: falling in love;
love; love affair. -ramentizzoj, dim.
of -ramento. -rinte, ADJ.: lovely. |l-ra-
re [in, amore], TR.: inflame with love (en-
amour, captivate); REFL.: become en-
amoured; fall in love. -rata, F.: sweet-
heart (flame; mistress). -rataménte,
ADV.: lovingly (tenderly). -ratèllo, car.
of -rato. -ratino, dim. of -rato. -ra-
tivo, ADJ.: charming (lovely). -réto,
PART.: enamoured (in love, amourous); M.:
inamorato (sweetheart). -razzdref, REFL.:
become slightly enamoured.
innanel-laméntof, M.: curling; curl.
ll-lare}, TR.: curl (frizzle); give (the
ring) in marriage.
innani-màreij, TR.: animate (encour-
age); REFL.: take courage. -métoi,
ADJ.: animated; angry (mad); inanimate
(lifeless). -miîrej = -mare.
innan-tef, -tif =-zi. -tichét -é, CONI:
before that; ADv.: rather than. |lin-
nane-zi [in, ante], PREP.: before; in
presence of; in preference to; above;
without; ADV.: sooner (rather); better;
before (forward); after; afterwards;
hereafter; M.: exemplar (copy, pattern):
— tratto, first of all, beforehand; veni-
re —, present one’s self before; esser
—, be before; be a favourite; andare —
ad uno, go to meet one; andare —, thrive
(grow, prosper); esser molto or poco —,
have much or little progressed; metter —,
propose (lay before); tirarsi — per avvo-
cato, study to become a lawyer; più —,
farther, more; — —{, first of all, above
all; — a tet, in your judgment; gl — @
uno}, the predecessors of one.
innaridirej = inaridire.
inngrio}, M.: HYMN-book.
innarpicfrei, TR.: climb.
innarràbilej = inenarrabile.
innarrare
innarràrej, TR.: narrate (relate); give
earnest ; bespeak.
innarsieeiàtoj, M.: burn (burning);
ADJ.: burnt (parched); tanned (sunburnt).
innascénderet = nascondere.
innaspérej, TR.: reel or wind (yarn, etc.);
(fig.) hesitate; get confused; be puzzled.
innas-priménto}, M.: exasperation (ir-
ritation). |l-prire}, TR.: exasperate (ir-
ritate); make rough or hard; INTR.: grow
rough.
innfto [L. -tus (natus, born)], ADI.: in-
nate (natural, inborn).
in=naturàle, ADJ.: unnatural.
in-navigàbile, ApJ.: innavigable.
innebbiare}, REFL.: become cloudy ;
grow dark.
innebriîre} = inebbriare.
in-negàbile, ADJ.: undeniable.
inneggisre [inno], INTR.: sing hymns;
praise.”
innequizia;, F.: iniquity (wickedness).
innerpicérej, INTR.: climb up.
inne-stfbile, ADJ.: that can be grafted
or inoculated. -stagiéne, F., -stamén-
to, M.: grafting; ‘graft. -stare, TR.:
graft (inoculate); attach (join). -statéio,
M.: grafting knife. -statére, M.: grafter
(inoculator). -stattira, F.: grafting (in-
oculation); graft; junction. |linné=sto
[L. in-situs (serere, bind)], M.: grafting;
graft junction); ADI.: grafted (inoculated).
inno [L. hymnus], M.: hymn: — ambro-
siano, Te Deum.
innobbediènzaj = disobbedienza.
innobiltaf, F.: ignobility.
inno-eénte [L. -cens], ADJ.: innocent
(pure); harmless; ignorant (simple)j;
M.: innocent person; harmless animal:
gl’-centi, innocents (hospital or home for
the illegitimate). -eenteménte, ADV.:
innocently. -eentino, iron. dim. of
-cente; M. PL.: illegitimate children.
-eénza, -eènziaj, F.: innocence (pu-
rity); harmlessness} ; simplicityt. -cua-
ménte, ADV.: innocuously. -cuità, F.:
innocuousness (harmlessness). innò-
cuo, ADJ.: innocuous (harmless).
innodiare} = inodiare.
innoliàre{ = inoliare.
innoltràrej = inoltrare.
innomi-ndbile [in-, n. .], ADJ.: that
cannot be named. -néreij, TR.: nomi-
nate (name, call). -nataménte, ADV.:
namelessly (anonymously). -mato, ADJ.:
unnamed; anonymous.
innondareft = inondare.
inno-rinzaj, r.: honour. -raref, TR. :
1. gild (gild over); 2. honour.
innòssio], ADJ.: innoxious (harmless).
innostrdre}, TR.: ornament with purple ;
(fig.) adorn.
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innottusîrej, INTR.: become obtuse or
blunt.
inno-vare [in, novo], TR.: innovate (re-
new, change); REFL.: become like new
(have a new look). -vatére, M., -vatri-
ee, F.: innovator. -wazidéne, F.: inno-
vation. -vellàret, TR.: renew.
innubbidiénzat = disobbedienza.
innume-ràbile [in-, n. .], ADJ.: innum-
erable (infinite). -rabilménte, ADV.:
innumerably. -rdre}, TR.: enumerate
(number, count); describe; make (a cen-
sus). -révole =-rabile. -revolmén-
te =-rabilmente.
innuovare = innovare.
innuzzolire}, TR.: excite a wish or de-
sire for; solicit.
inobbedien. .= disobbedien. .
inocchiare [in, occhio], TR.: graft in the
bud; inoculate.
in-occupato, ADJ.: unoccupied.
inocu-labile, ADJ.: that can be grafted
or inoculated. ||-lare [L.], TR.: inocu-
late. -ldto, ADJ., M.: inoculated. -la-
ziéne, F.: inoculation.
inodiaref, TR.: hate.
ino-dordbilef, ||-déro [L. -dorus], ADI.:
inodorous (scentless).
inof-fensibile [in-, 0. .], ADJ. : unassail-
able (invulnerable); inoffensive. -féso,
ADJ.: inoffensive (uninjured).
in=officiéso, ADJ.: inofficious (discour-
teous, uncivil).
inoliare [in, olio], TR.: anoint with oil.
in-oltrare, TR.: send before; present;
REFL.: advance forward (go beyond).
Il=6ltre, ADv.: beyond; besides (more-
over).
inombr4re}, TR.: shade (shadow).
inon-daméntoj = -dazione. ||-dare
[L. inundare], TR.: inundate (overflow);
(fig.) overrun; irrigate. -datére, M.,
-datriee, F.: one who inundates. -da-
ziéne, F.: inundation (submersion) ; in-
vasion.
ino-nestaj, F.: dishonesty; unchasteness.
-nestaménte, ADV.: dishonestly; in-
decently. ||-nésto [in-, 0. .], ADJ.: dis-
honest; unchaste (indecent).
in-onorato, ADJ.: unhonoured.
inépet, ADJ.: poor (indigent).
inoperantef, ADJ.: inoperative.
inope-rosaménte, ADV.: idly. -rosita,
F.: idleness. |l-réso [in-, 0. .], ADJ.: idle
(not working).
inòpia [L.], F.: want (poverty, indigence).
inopi-nfbile [in-, 0. .], ADJ.: unimagin-
able. -nataménte, ADV.: unexpectedly
(suddenly). -nàto, ADJ.: inopinate (sud-
den).
inoppor-tunaménte, ADV.: inoppor-
tunely. -tunità, F.: unseasonableness.
inopportunità
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Il-tfino [in-, 0. .], ADI. : inopportune (un-
seasonable).
in-oppugnabile, ADJ.: unassailable.
inoràrej, TR.: I. honour (adore, worship);
2. gild.
inordi-nataménte, ADV.: confusedly.
-natézza, F.: irregularity (disorder, con-
fusion). |l-mato [in-, 0..], ADJ.: inor-
dinate (out of order, irregular).
inor-ganicaménte, ADV.: inorganically.
ll-ganico [in-, 0. .], ADJ.: inorganic.
inorgo-gliàret, |l-glire [in, orgoglio],
TR.: make proud; INTR., REFL.: become
proud.
inor-nataménte, ADV.: inelegantly.
ll-enato [in-, 0. .], ADJ.: unadorned (in-
elegant).
inorpel-laménto, M.: tinselling; dis-
guise. ||-lare [in-, o. .], TR.: tinsel;
counterfeit (disguise). -latra, F.: cov-
ering with tinsel.
inorridire [in, orrido], TR.. horrify;
make frightful; frighten; INTR.: be afraid
(shiver with fear).
inospi-tale [in-, 0. .], ADI. : inhospitable ;
barbarous. -talita, F.: inhospitality.
inòspi-te, ADJ.: rude; barbarous; soli-
tary (uninhabited).
inosser-vabile [in-, 0. .], ADJ.: unob-
servable (undistinguishable). -vabilita,
F.: unobservability. -vabilménte, ADV.:
without being observed. -vante, ADI.:
unobservant (inattentive). -vamza, F.:
inattention, neglect; violation. -vato,
ADJ.: unobserved; concealed.
inossirej, INTR.: ossify.
inquerire}, TR.: INQUIRE (examine) ; im-
peach.
inquie-taménte, ADV.: unquietly (im-
patiently). -tare.[L.], TR.: disquiet (per-
plex, trouble); REFL.: be vexed or angry
(be uneasy) ; torment one’s self. -tato,
ADJ.: angry; disturbed. -tatére, M.:
disquieter (troubler). -taziénet, F.:
troubling (vexing). -tézza, F.: uneasi-
ness; perplexity. -tino, dim. of -to.
inquié-to [L. -tus], ADJ.: unquiet (rest-
less, uneasy); troublesome. -tuieeio,
disp. dim. of -to. -tadine, F.: inquie-
tude (trouble).
inquilîno [L. -nus (in-colere, inhabit)],
*m.: tenant; lodger; inmate; inhabitant.
inqui-naménto, M.: defilement (soiling).
ll-nare [L.], TR.: defile (soil, stain); dis-
grace.
inqui-rénte [L. -rens (querere, seek)],
ADJ.: inquiring; seeking. -sire, TR.:
prosecute criminally (impeach, accuse);
ferret out (seek out). -sitivo, ADJ.: in-
quisitive. -sitòre, M., -sitriee, F.: in-
quirer ; inquisitor ; coroner: faccia da —,
ferocious, savage face. -sitorifile, ADJ.:
inopportuno
insapienza
inquisitorial. -sitòrio, pl. —rî, ADI.: in.
quisitory. -siziéne, F.: inquisition (ex-
amination; inquiry); search}; accusationy,
in-r. {= trr..
inrossàre [in, rosso], TR.: make red (red.
den).
inrugginire}, INTR.: rust (grow rusty),
inrugiadare}, TR.: bedew (cover with
dew) sprinkle (water).
inruvidire [in, ruvido], TR.: render rigid
or hard; irritate (make angry).
insac-caménto, M.: act of putting in
the sack. |l-edre [in, sacco], TR.: put
in the sack (sack up); lay up in a purse
(pocket money); put in skins; eat with
avidity ; shut up closely ; REFL.: lock one’s
self up in a place. -eato, PART. of -care:
carne -cata, sausage, etc.; pare —, he
clothed awkwardly. -catàra =-camento.
insafardàre [in, gifardare (OHG. gifar-
wit, tint)], TR.: soil with grease (spot).
insalamare [in, salame], TR.: (jest)
wrap up like salame or bologna sausage,
insa-ldrej [in, s..], TR.: salt (com);
REFL.: grow brinish; become salty or
pickled. -làta, F.: salad. -latdia, F,
-lataio, M.: salad-seller. -latiéra, r.:
salad-bowl. -latina, car. dim. of -lata.
-lato, ADJ.: salted (seasoned). -laté-
na, aug. of -lata. -lattieeia, disp. of
-lata. -latàra, F.: salting (pickling);
season for salting; salt.
insal-dabile [in-, s..], ADJ.: that can-
not be starched or soldered. ||=dare
[in-, s. .J, TR.: starch; solder}; strength-
ent; consolidate}; heal up}. -datora,
F.: starcher. -datura, F.: starching;
aa starched part of a shirt (bos-
om).
insaleggidref, TR.: salt slightly.
insalsàret, REFL.: become salt (grow
brinish).
insalvàbile i, aDs.: that cannot be
saved.
insalvaticare} = insalvatichire.
insala-bre [in-, s..], ADJ.: insalubrious
(unhealthy). -brità, F.: insalubrity (u-
healthiness).
in-salutato, ADJ.: not saluted.
insalvati.. = inselvati..
insané-bile [in-, s..], ADJ.: insanable
(incurable). -bilménte, ADV.: insan-
albe -ménte, ADV.: insanely (foolish-
y).
insangui-naménto, Mm.: shedding or
spilling of blood. ||-mare [in, s..], TR:
ensanguine (make bloody, stain with
blood). .
in-sania [L.], F.: insanity (madness).
-sanire, INTR.: become insane. |l-séno
[L. -sanus], ADJ.: insane (mad).
insapiènza}, F.: ignorance.
insaponamento
insapo-naménto, M.: act of washing
with soap. ||-mare [in, sapone], TR. : soap
(wash with soap); (vulg.) flatter. -na-
tira = -namento.
insaporàrej, TR.: give or impart a fla-
vour to; REFL.: become tasty.
insaputa [in, saputo], ADV.: all —, with-
out one’s knowledge.
insassarej,TR.: cause to petrify; REFL.:
become stone; (fig.) remain as if sense-
less.
in-satollabile, ADJ.: insatiable.
in-saturdabile, ADJ.: insaturable.
insa-zidbile [in-, s. .], ADJI.: insatiable.
-ziabilità, F.: insatiableness. -zia-
bilménte, ADV.: insatiably. -zietàj
= -ziabilità.
inscampdabile}, ADJ.: inevitable (una-
voidable).
inschiavirej, TR.: enslave (make a slave
of).
inschidionaref, TR.: put upon the spit.
inscién-te [in-, s. .], ADJ.: without knowl-
edge, ignorant ; unconscious. -teménte,
ADV.: ignorantly. inscièn-za, F.:
ignorance (inexperience); unconscious-
ness.
in-scritto, PART.: inscribed. ||=scrive-
re, IRR.; TR.: inscribe; dedicate; regis-
ter. -serivibile, ADI. : that cannot be
inscribed. -seriziéne, F.: inscription;
superscription ; direction (address); title.
inscru-tfbile [in-, s..], ADJ.: inscrut-
able; impenetrable. -tabilita, F.: in-
serutability ; impenetrability.
insciilto}, PART. of insculpere; sculp-
tured; engraved.
in-scusdbile, ApDJ.: inexcusable.
insecchire [in, secco], INTR.: become
dry.
insedidre [in, sedia], TR.: put in the
possession of (install).
insegare [in, sego], TR.: grease with
tallow. ;
insé-gna [L. insigne], F.: SIGN (token,
mark); ENSIGN (standard); insignia; PL.:
arms; countersign (signal){; ensign-bear-
er (standard-bearer). -gnabile, ADJ.:
teachable. -gnaménto, M.: admonition;
teaching (instruction). -gnamte, PART.:
teaching, etc.; M.: master. -gnére, TR.:
teach (instruct); show (indicate, point
out). -gnativo, ADJ.: instructive (in-
forming). -gnatére, M., -gnatriee,
F.: instructor (teacher). -gnévole, ADI. :
docile (tractable, teachable).
inse-guiménto, M.: pursuit.
[in, s..], TR.: pursue (run after).
te, ADJ.: pursuing.
inselieiftot, M.: pavement (paving).
in-selldre, TR.: saddle (put ou the sad-
dle),
ll-guire
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insel-vare [in, selva], REFL.: take ref-
uge in a wood (fly to the woods); grow
woody}. -vaticare, -vatichire [sel-
vatico], INTR.: become SAVAGE (or wild);
grow rude; TR.: make savage or brutish,
brutify.
insembr-a, -e = insieme.
in-seminato, ADJ.: unsown.
insemitàrej, REFL.: enter on the road
(begin one’s journey).
insempràrei, REFL.: eternize one’s self
(make one’s self immortal).
insenf-re{, TR.: put in one’s bosom;
(fig.) recollect. |l=tvira [in, seno], F.:
small bay or gulf; curving of a river.
insen-sataggine = -satezza. -sata-
ménte, ADV.: insensately (foolishly).
-satézza, F.: folly (stupidity, madness).
ll-sAto [in-, s..], ADJ.: insensate (fool-
ish).
insensibi-le [in-, s. .], ADJ.: insensible;
imperceptible. -lità, F.: insensibility.
-lménte, ADV.: insensibly; gradually.
insepa-rabile [in-, s. .], ADJ.: insepar-
able. -rabilménte, ADV.: inseparably.
-rito, ADJ.: separated (joined).
insepol-=to [in-, s..], ADJ.: unburied.
-tara}, F.: privation of burial.
in-sequestrabile, ADJ.: that cannot be
sequestrated.
inserenàrej, TR.: clear up; INTR.: grow
serene or clear; rejoice.
inse-riménto, M.: insertion. ||-rire
[L. -rere], TR.: INSERT (put in, add); in-
graftf.
inserpentito}, PART.: envenomed.
inserrdre}, TR.: shut up (lock up); en-
close (contain).
insérto, PART. of inserire; M.: brief
(Fr. dossier); evidence (proof); graftf.
inser-vibile [in-, s..], ADJ.: unservice-
able (useless). Il=viènte [L. servire,
serve], M.: servant; ADJ.}: serviceable
(useful). -vigiàtot, ADJ.: officious;
kind; obliging. ©
inserzione [inserire], F.: insertion.
inse-tàret, TR.: I. cover with silk ; 2. in-
graft. -taturat, F.: grafting of vines,
etc. -tazidnef, F.: ingraftment.
inset-tieida, pl. —di, ADJ.: insect-kil-
ling. -tivoro, ADJ.: insectivorous. |lin-
sét-to [L. insectum (-secare, cut)], M.: in-
sect; (fig.) worthless fellow. -tologia,
F.: entomology. -tològico, ADI.: ento-
mological. -tòlogo, M.: entomologist.
inseveritoj, ADJ.: grown severe.
insi-dia [L. -die (in-sidere, set in)], F.:
ambush (deceit, snare, plot). -didre, TR.:
lay snares for (machinate, plot). -diaté-
re, M.,-diatriee, F.: insidiator (plotter).
-diosaménte, ADV.: insidiously. -dié
80, ADJ.: insidious (treacherous).
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insiéme [L. in, simul, together], ADV.:
together ; in company; at the same time;
one with another (with each other); all
together; equally}; M.: whole (entirety) :
— —, jointly (closely together); a poco
—, little at a time. -méntef, ADV.:
together; likewise; at the same time; in
company with.
insiepàrej, REFL.: hide one’s self in a
bush or hedge.
insigne [L. insignis], ADI. :
tinguished) ; famous.
in=significinte, ADJ.: insignificant.
insignire [L. (signis, mark)], TR.: honour
(with titles, decorations, etc.; decorate;
signalize); endow.
insignorire [in, signore], INTR., REFL.:
become a master; make one’s self a master.
insino..= fino. .
insingqua}, ADV.: so far; as far as here.
insi-nudbile, ADJ.: able to insinuate.
-nuabilità, F.: susceptibility of being
insinuated. -mudmte, ADJ.: insinuating.
|l-nuare [L.-nuare (sinus, bosom), thrust
into], TR.: introduce little by little; insin-
uate ; suggest; REFL.: insinuate one’s
self. -muaziéne, F.: insinuation ; creep-
ing in; suggestion.
insipi-daménte, ADV.: insipidly. -déz-
za, F.: insipidity. -direj, INTR.: be-
come insipid. |linsipi-do [L. -dus (in,
not, sapidus, tasteful)], ADJ.: insipid (un-
savoury ; tedious).
insi-piénte [L. -piens (in, not, sapiens,
knowing)], ADJ.: insipient (unwise, stupid).
-pienteménte, ADV.: foolishly. -pién-
za, -piénzia, F.: insipience (folly).
insipillàrej = inzipillare.
insis-tènza, F.: insistence; perseverance.
llinsis-tere [L. (stare, stand)], IRR. (cf.
assistere); INTR.: insist (stand much upon);
be above}. -tito, PART.: insisted, etc.
insito, insito [L. -tus (serere, sow), im-
planted], ADJ.: innate (natural, inborn).
insmorzàbilej, ADJ.: inextinguishable.
insof-ve [in-, s. .], ADJ.: unpleasant (dis-
agreeable). -vità, F.: insuavity.
insoccérsof, ADJ.: unhelped (unassisted).
inso-eiabile [in-, s. .], ADJ.: unsociable.
-eiabilita, F.: unsociableness. -eia-
bilménte, aDv.: unsociably. -eidle
[in-, s. .], ADJ.: unsocial.
in-sodisfatto, ADJ.: unsatisfied.
insof-ferénza [in-, s. .], F.: intolerance.
-fribile, ADJ.: intolerable. -fribilità,
F.: intolerability. -fribilménte, ADV.:
insufferably (intolerably).
insofficien. . = insuffcien. .
insoggettabilej, ADI.: unconquerable.
imsognare}, REFL.: dream; imagine false-
ly. -ségnof, M.: dream (fancy, chimera).
insolazione lin, sole], F.: sunstroke.
insieme
eminent (dis-
inspontaneo
insolearef, TR.: furrow (plough).
inso-lentaeeio, disp. aug. of -lente,
\|-lémte [L. -lens (in, not, solens, accus-
tomed)], ADJ.: insolent (impertinent, arro-
gant); unaccustomed (unusual)f. -len-
teménte, ADV.: insolently (arrogantly),
-lentire, INTR.: become insolent or
haughty; TR.: illtreat (abuse). -lenté-
ne, aug. of -lente. -lénza, -lénziaj,
F.: insolence (impudence, haughtiness).
in-solfàre [in, zolfo], TR.: daub with
sulphur.
in-solitaménte, ADV.: unusually (rare-
ly). Il-sòlito [in-, s. .], ADJ.: unaccus-
tomed (rare).
insol-laref, ||-lire [in, sollo], TR.: make
soft; ruinf; INTR.: become flabby or soft;
rise upt (revolt).
inso-libile [in-, s..], ADI.: insoluble ,
(indissoluble). -lubilménte, ADV.: in-
dissolubly. -lubilità, F.: insolubility,
-lito, ADJ.: not free (unsolved).
insol-vénte [in-, s. .], ADJ.: insolvent,
-vénza, F.: insolvency.
in-sémma, ADV.: in fine (in short); final-
ly; after all.
in-sommergibile, ADI.: that cannot be
submerged.
in-sonnfrej, TR.: induce sleep upon (lull
to sleep). ||-sémne [L. somnis (in-, som-
nus, sleep)], ADJ.: sleepless (unsleeping),
-sénnia, F.: insomnia (sleeplessness).
insòntei, ADJ.: innocent (innocuous).
insopportabi-le [in-, s. .], ADJ.: insup-
portable. -lménte, ADV.: insupportably.
insordire [in, sordo], INTR.: become deaf.
insér-gere [in-, s..], IRR.; INTR.: rise
up (revolt). -giménto, M.: insurrection
(rebellion).
insormontdébile, ADJ.: insurmountable.
in=sorto, PART. of insorgere; risen up.
insospettire [in, sospetto], TR.: cause to
be suspected (make suspicious); INTR.:
grow suspicious.
in-sostenibile, ADJ.: unsustainable.
insoz=zàre [in, sozzo], -ziret, TR., INTR.:
soil (foul, pollute).
inspe-rabile [in-, s. .], ADJ.: not to be
hoped for. -rataménte, ADV.: unex-
pectedly. -réto, ADJ.: unhoped for (un-
expected). -ranzîirej, INTR.: conceive
some hopes (begin to hope).
inspèrgere = SUITE
inspes-saménto j, M.: condensation.
-sàtot, ADJ.: condensed (thickened).
imspe-tt. ., -z.. = ispe-tt.., -z..
inspi-rabile, ADJ.: inspirable.
méntoj = -razione. ||-rare [L.], TR
breathe into; inhale (inspire); also =
ispirare. -raziéne, F.: inspiration.
inspontfneoj, ADJ.: not spontaneous
(involuntary).
“Ear
instabile
instàbi-le [in-, s. .], ADJ.: unstable (in-
firm). -lita, F.: instability (inconstancy).
-lménte, ADV.: inconstantly.
instal-lare [].L.], TR.: install. -lazié-
ne, F.: installation.
instancébi-le [in-, s. .], ADJ.: indefati-
gable. -lita, F.: indefatigability. -lmén-
te, ADV.: indefatigably.
in-stant. .—istant.. -stanz. .—istanz. .
instàre [L.], INTR.: be instant (be press-
ing or urgent).
instau-rare [L., build], TR.:
-ratére, M.: initiation.
initiation.
in-sterilire, TR.: cause to become ster-
ile; INTR.: become sterile or barren.
insti-gaménto =-gazione. ||-gare[L.],
TR.: instigate (urge, stimulate). -gaté-
re, M., -gatriee, F.: instigator. -ga-
zione, F.: instigation.
in-stillare, TR.: instill; insinuate.
instinto [L. -stinctus], M.: instinct.
institu. . = istitu. .
in-stivalato, ADJ.: booted (in boots).
in-stolidire, INTR.: become stolid; grow
stupid.
instruire [L. in-struere (build)], TR.: in-
struct (teach).
instrument. .= istrument. .
initiate.
-razidéne, F.:
in-strutt. = istrutt.. -struz. .=7-
struz. .
instupidire [in, stupido], INTR.: become
stupid.
in-sù, ADV.: up, on ‘high; PREP.: upon,
above, over; near (by).
insué-vej, ADJ.: unsavoury (disagree-
able). -vitay, F.: insuavity (unpleasant-
ness).
insubordi-nataménte, ADV.: insubor-
dinately. -natézza =-nazione. |-né-
to [in-, s. .], ADJ.: insubordinate (rebel-
lious). -naziéne, F.: insubordination.
in-sueeésso, M.: insuccess.
insu-eidare} = -diciare. ||-dieiare
[in, sudicio], TR.: foul (make dirty, spoil);
INTR.: become dirty or filthy.
insuètot, ADJ.: unusual (rare).
insuffi-eiénte [in-, ». .], ADJ.: insuffi-
cient (inadequate). -etenteménte, ADV.:
insufficiently. -eiénza, -eiènzia, F.:
insufficiency (want, scarcity).
insuffl-re [L.], TR. : inspire; blow (puff).
-zidne, F.: insufflation.
insulàre [L. -laris (-la, ISLE)], ADJ.: in-
sular.
insul-siggine, F.: insipidity. -samén-
te, ADV.: insipidly. -sità, F.: insulsity ;
vapidity. instil-so [L. -sus (in, not, sal-
sus, salted)], AD!.: insipid (stupid, Eng.
insulse).
insul-tàre [L. (in-silire, jump upon)],
TR.: insult (abuse). -tatére, M., -ta-
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in-
intanto
trice, F.: insulter. insadl-to, M.:
sult (affront, outrage); (med.) attack.
insuperabi-le [in-, s. .], ADJ.: insuper-
able. -lità, F.: insuperability. -lmén-
te, ADV.: insuperably.
insuper-bére}, -bidre = -bire. -bi-
ménto, M.: pride (vanity). |l-bîre [in,
superbo], TR.: make proud; REFL.: grow
proud or haughty. -bite, aDJ.: proud
(vain).
insùrgere = insorgere.
in-surreziéne [L. -surrectio], F.: insur-
rection. -sfirto, PART. of -surgere; risen
up (rebelled).
in-susàrej, REFL.: raise one’s self up
(mount). -stisof, ADV.: above; over; up.
insussis-ténte [in-, s. .], ADI. : not sub-
sistent (chimerical, vain). -tènza, F.:
inconsistency (invalidity). i
insusurràrei, TR.: whisper (murmur).
intabaccére [in, tabacco], TR.: soil with
tobacco; make enamouredf; REFL.}: be
engulfed. :
intabarrare [in, tabarro], TR.: wrap up
in a great coat.
intac-cabile, ADJ.: that can be notched,
etc. -caménto, M.: slight cut (notch);
offense. ||=care [in, tacca], TR.: cut
slightly (notch); wound ; cut out (a dress);
touch (money); offend (hurt). -catira,
F.: notch; detriment. intàc-cot, M.:
notch; offence; prejudice ; hurt.
inta-gliaménto, M.: incision (cut,
notch). |l-glidre [in-, ¢..], TR.: carve
(engrave); cut}; wound}; notcht: — ad
acqua forte, etch. -gliato, ADJ.: en-
graved; cut: bene — di membra, well
formed or proportioned. -gliatére, M.,
-gliatriee, F.: carver; engraver.
-gliatara, F.: cutting, carving; cut
(incision). imtaé-glio, M.: intaglio (en-
graving); carving; profilef; designt
(cut): — in rame, copper-plate engrav-
ing. -gliuzzàrei, TR.: cut into small
bits (mince, hash).
intalen-tàrej, INTR.: become desirous ;
TR.: awake an ardent wish for (cause a
longing for). -tatot, ADJ.: very desirous
(anxious for).
intamA&tof, ADJ.: putrified.
intamburàarej, TR.: accuse; impeach;
denounce.
intandre [in, tana], REFL.: hide in a
den ; hide or conceal one’s self (shut one’s
self up).
intan-fàre}, ||-fire [in, tanfo], INTR.:
acquire a mouldy smell; become musty;
(pers.) be tightly shut up.
intangibi-le [in-, t. .], ADI. : intangible.
-lità, r.: intangibility.
intan-to [in-, t..], ADV.: in the mean-
time (in the interim); so; so much; till
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(until); whilst; however. -toché [-to,
che], ADV.: till (until); whilst; so thatf.
intar-laménto, M.: rottenness in wood
(worm-eaten). ||-lare [in, tarlo], INTR.:
be worm-eaten; breed worms. -lato,
ADJ.: worm-eaten (carious); infirm (old).
-latara, F. = -lamento.
intar-mare [in, tarma], INTR.: be moth-
eaten or pock-fretten. -matùra, F.:
moth-eating (eating of wood-lice).
intar-siare [in, tarsia], TR.: inlay
(chequer). -siatéra, F., -siatére, M.,
-siatriee, F.: inlayer. -siatùra, F.:
inlaid-work (marquetry). intàr-sio, M.:
inlaid-work; inlay.
intartarire [in, tartaro], INTR.: cover
with tartar.
inta-saménto — -satura. |l-sdre [in,
taso], INTR.: be full of tartar; TR.: fill
with tartar (fill up, obstruct). -satara,
-saziéne, F.: stopping (obstruction).
intascare [in, tasca], TR.: pocket (put
in the pocket).
intassare}, TR.: bend (a bow); string (a
bow).
intétto [L. in-tactus (touched)], ADJ. : in-
tact (untouched); pure (undefiled); un-
changed. ;
intavo-lare [in, tavola], TR.: arrange
(the pieces) at chess; make a counter
(make a drawn game); wainscot (rail or
pale about with boards); propose (move);
set in notes. -lAto, ADJ.: wainscotted ;
set on foot; M.: wainscotting (planking).
-latara, F.: wainscot (lathing); rule
(instruction); tablature (music-book).
integamare [in, tegame], TR.: put in an
earthen pan.
inte-gèrrimo, ADJ.: superl. of -gro.
-grale, ADJ.: integral (essential, princi-
pal). -gralménte, ADV.: integrally (com-
pletely). -graménte, ADV.: with integri-
ty (honestly). -gramte, ADJ.: integrant.
-grare, TR.: integrate (make entire, com-
plete). -grato, ADJ.: complete (whole).
-praziéne,F.: integration. -grita, F.:
integrity (entireness); honesty (upright-
ness); perfection (purity). -griziat =
-gritd. \|inte-zro, inté-gro [L. in-te-
ger, untouched], ADJ.: upright (honest); in-
tegral (whole, entire)}.
integuménto [L. -mentum (tegere, cov-
er)], M.: integument (covering).
intela-ifre [in, telaio], TR.: put upon
the loom (weave); propose (move). -iatt-
ra, F.: framework (skeleton).
intel-lettiva, F.: intellectual faculty
(understanding). -lettivaménte, ADV.:
inteliectually. -lettivo, ADI. : intellect-
ive. -lètto [L. -lectus}, M.: intellect
(understanding); genius (talent); imagina-
tiont; concepticnt; sense (meaning)+;
intantoché
intenditore
PART. of -ligere; understood. -lettéref,
M., -lettrieef, F.: one who easily under-
stands. -lettuadle, ADJ.: intellectual.
-lettualita, F.: intellectuality. -let-
tualménte, ADV.: intellectually (intel-
ligently). -leziénet, F< intellection (in-
telligence). -Jigémte, ADI.: intelligent
(sensible): — dt, learned in (skilled in).
-ligenteménte, ADV.: intelligently,
-ligènz(i)a, F.: intelligence (knowledge);
ability (skill); PL.: intelligences (spirits);
artificej; cunning. ||-ligeret [L.], IRR.
(cf. leggere); TR.: understand (compre-
hend). -ligibile, ADJ.: intelligible
(conceivable): -ligibilita, F.: intelli-
gibility. -ligibilménte, ADV.: intelli-
gibly. ì
inteme-rata, F.: tedious discourse ; long
reprimand; prayer to the virgin}; ADI.:
cf.-rato. -rataménte, ADV.: ina pure
manner. |l/-rato [L. -ratus], ADJ.: im-
maculate (pure, Eng.} intemerate).
intempellareyj, TR.: delay (protract).
intempe-rante [in-, t. .], ADJ.: intem-
perate (immoderate). -ranteménte,
ADV.: intemperately. -ramz(i)a, F.:
intemperance. -ràret, TR.: moderate;
regulate ; REFL.: become temperate. -ra-
taménte, ADV : intemperately. -ratoj,
ADJ.: intemperate. -ratiraj = -rie.
intempé-rie [L. -ries],F.: intemperate-
ness; inclemency; intemperance.
intempes-tivaménte, ADV.: unseason-
ably. -tività, F.: unseasonableness.
ll-tivo [L. -tivus], aDJ.: untimely (inop-
portune, Eng.} intempestive).
inten-dacchiàrej, TR.: know superf-
cially. -danza =-denza. -dènte, ADI.:
intelligent (skilful, learned); prudent (mind-
ful); M.: intendant (steward). -dente-
méntet, ADV.: intelligently ; attentively.
-dénza, F.: intendant, office or dignity
of an intendant; intelligence (understand-
ing)f; lovej; mistress (sweetheart) }.
lintén-dere [in, ¢..], IRR.; TR.: under-
stand (comprehend) ; hear; intend (aim);
make believe; think (imagine); attendi;
REFL.: have a secret understanding; agree
with; be in love with: — gli occhi, fix
one’s eyes upon; dare ad —, give to w-
derstand; non -do a quel che dite, I don't
mind what you say; dirlo come 8’ -dono,
say it clearly. -dévolej, ADJ.: intelli-
gible (clear). -devolménte, ADV.: in-
telligibly (clearly); learnedly. -diménto,
M.: intention (knowledge); sense (signifi-
cation)}; object loved (sweetheart){: dar
effetto al suo —, put one’s plan in execu-
tion; dare —, give hope (make one be-
lieve); recare al suo —, bring one over to
one’s side ; essere d’— insieme, understand
each other. -ditére, m.: intelligent man.
intenebramento
intene-braménto, M.: darkening (ob-
fuscation. |l-brare [in, tenebre], TR.:
darken (obfuscate); damaget. -brirej,
INTR.: darken (grow dark); be confused
or troubled.
intene-riménto, M.: inteneration (soft-
ening); compassion (sympathy). |l-rire
[in, tenero], TR.: make tender (intener-
ate): move to pity; INTR., REFL.: be
moved (become compassionate). -rito,
ADJ.: softened ; affected.
inten-saménte, ADV.: intensely; exces-
sively; powerfully. -siénet,F.: inten-
sion. -sità, F.: intensity. -sivamén-
te, ADV.: intensively. -sivo [L. -sivus],
ADI. : intensive (vehement, penetrating).
llimtém-so [L. -sus (tendere, stretch)],
ADJ.: intense (excessive ; very great).
inten-tabile, ADJ.: not attemptable.
inten-taménte, ADV.: intently (atten-
tively). Il=t&re [L., exTEND; attack], TR.:
bring on (a suit, etc., institute); attempt
(try)}. -tàto, PART.: instituted; attempt-
ed; [in-, not] untried. -taziénef, F.:
attempt (trial); law-suit. -tivaméntej,
ADV.: attentively (intentively). |lintén-
to [L. -tus (fendere, stretch)], ADJ.: in-
tent (attentive, diligent); straight}; M.:
intent (design); object of the attention.
intén-zaf, F.: instinct (inclination) ; in-
tention; love (darling). -ziomdle, ADJ.:
intentional. -zionalménte, ADV.: in-
tentionally. -zionfito, ADJ.: intended.
-ziòne, F.: intention (meaning); ten-
dency (propensity){; intelligencej; opin-
ionf. -ziontieeia, -ee, disp. dim. of
«zione.
intepidire} = intiepidire.
inter- [L.], PREF. : between.
interàmet, M.: entrails (intestines).
interaménte [intero], ADV.: entirely
(completely).
interàtoj, ADJ.: stiffened or benumbed
with cold.
intercala-re [L. -ris (inter, between,
calare, call)], ADJ.: intercalary (inserted);
oft repeated; M.: intercalary verse; TR. :
intercalate (insert). -ziéme, F.: inter-
calation.
intercapédine [L. -do (capere, take)],
F.: interval (between walls, etc.).
inter=eèdere, IRR.; TR.: entreat (beg);
INTR.: intercede (intervene); opposej. -ee-
ditére{, -ceditrieej = -cessore, -ces-
sora. -eeduto, -eésso, PART. of -cedere.
-eessiéne, F.: intercession. -eesséra,
F., -eessére, M.: intercessor (mediator).
inter-eettaménto, M.: interception.
-cettàre, TR.: intercept (stop); impede
(interrupt)t. Il-eètto [L. -ceptus], PART.:
intercepted; precluded; lost{; unes-
poused}. -eeziéne = -cettamento.
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inter=chiiidere, IRR.; TR.: INTERCLUDE
(encLOSE). -chitiso, PART.: enclosed.
inter-eidere [L. (cedere, cut)], TR.: cut
in two; dividet; interrupt}; hinder.
-eisaméntef, ADV.: interruptedly. -ei-
siénet, F.: intercision; interruption. -ei-
so}, PART.: cut (divided); interrupted;
(bot.) indented; (med.) intermittent (pulse
or fever).
interclu. .= interchiu. .
interco-lénnio, -linnio [L.-lumnium],
M.: (arch.) intercolumniation.
intercostale [inter, costa], ADI.: (anat.)
intercostal.
inter-cutaéneo, ADJ.: intercutaneous.
inter-détto, PART. of -dire; M.: inter-
dict (suspension); forbidding (probibi-
interiormente
tion)j. -dieerej=-dire. -dieimén-
tot, M. : act of interdicting or prohibit-
ing. Il=dîre IRR.; TR.: interdict (sus-
pend); prohibit (inhibit); banish; hinder
(obstruct). -diziéme, F.: interdiction
(prohibition).
interes-saménto, M.: interest (concern,
care). -sànte, PART.: interesting. -sa-
re, TR.: interest (concern); affect; REFL.:
interest one’s self: non -sa, it matters
not. -sataménte, ADV.: interestedly.
-sAto, PART.: interested (affected); selfish;
covetous; concerned in a business. |lin-
terés-se [L. inier-esse, be between], M.:
interest (advantage); concern (solicitude);
interest (use of money): senz —, gratui-
tously ; andarne dell’ —, come off a loser ;
badate a’ vostri -si, mind your own busi-
ness. -sosaménte, ADV.: interestedly.
-s6so, ADJ.: interested; greedy of gain.
-sileeio, dim. of -se.
interézza [intero], F.:
(strength); integrity. È
interferénza [L. inter, ferre, bear], F.:
(phys.) interference.
interfoglia-re [inter, foglio], TR.: inter-
entirety; vigour
foliate (interleave). -tira, F.: inter-
leaving.
interieziéne [L. inter-jectio], F.: inter-
jection.
interim [L.], aDv.: in the meantime,
meanwhile.
interi-nfle, ADJ.: temporal. -nalmén-
te, ADV.: temporarily. -nàre, TR.: make
temporary; (leg.) ratify (an act). -nf-
to, M.: temporary office; time one holds
that office. -naziéne, F.: temporari-
ness. |linteri-no [interim], ADI.: tem-
porary.
inte-riòra, ADJ.: interior; F.PL.{: en-
trails. |l-riére [L. -rior]; ADI. : interior
(internal); M.: interior (inward part);
heart (breast); mind; PL.: viscera (bow-
els). -rioritaf, F.: inwardness. -rior-
ménte, ADV.: internally (inwardly).
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interito [intero], ADI. : rigid (stiff). in-
tèrito, M. : ruin (destruction); death.
interli-nea [inter-, I. .], F.: (typ.) lead
or space-line. -medre, ADJ.: interlinear ;
TR.: interline; (typ.) lead. -medto,
PART.: interlined.
interlocu-tére [L. inter-loqui, speak
between], M.: interlocutor; actor. -t6-
rio, ADJ.: interlocutory; (leg.) interloc-
utory judgment.
interlinio [L. -nium (luna, moon)], M.:
interlunar time.
inter-medidrio, ADJ.: intermediary.
|l-médio [L. -medius], ADJ.: interme-
diate; M.: interlude; intermedium.
intermentirej = intormentire.
inter-mésso, PART.: intermitted (inter-
rupted). |=méttere, IRR.; TR.: inter-
mit (interrupt); suspend (delay)t; (of the
pulse) become intermitting}. -metti-
ménto, M.: intermission; insertion; de-
lay. -mézzo [L.-medius, in the middle],
M.: interact; interruption (suspension)+ ;
ADJ.: interposed.
intermi-nfbile [in-, t. .], ADJ.: inter-
minable. -nataménte, ADV.: endlessly
(interminably). -mato, ADJ.: interminate
(endless).
intermissiéne [L. -ssio], F.: intermis-
sion (interruption).
intermisto}, ADJ.: intermixed (mingled);
striped (streaked).
intermit-ténte [L. -fens], ADI.: inter-
mittent (discontinuing). -tènza, F.: in-
termission (interruption).
inter-muscolàre, ADJ.: intermuscular.
inter-naménte, ADV.: internally. -na-
ménto, M.: act of penetrating. ||-nare
[-no], TR.: penetrate (pierce into); REFL.:
penetrate deeply.
internaziona=le [inter-, n..], ADI.:
international; M.: society of workmen.
-lista, M.: internationalist.
intérno [L. -nus], ADJ.: internal (in- |
ward).
internòdio [L. -dium (nodus, knot)], M.:
internode.
inter=-ninzio, M.: internuncio.
intéro [L. in-tegrum, in-tact], ADJ.: EN-
TIRE (whole, complete); perfect; sincere
(honest); M.: whole; body (person): per
—, entirely; stare —, stand upright; ca-
vallo —, stone horse.
interpel-laménto, M.:
za, F.: interpellation.
interpellate; summonf.
-lanza.
interpe-trabile, ADJ.: interpretable.
-traménto} = -trazione. ||-trare
[L.], TR.: interpret ; expound (explain);
(art.) represent. -trativaménte, ADV.:
interpretatively. -trativo, ADJ.: inter-
inquiry. -lan-
||-lare [L.], TR.:
-lazionej =
interstiziale
pretative (interpreting). -tratére =-tre,
«trazione, F.: interpretation (explana.
tion). lintèrpe=tre [L. interpres,
agent], M., F.: interpreter (explainer).
interpo-lare [L. -lare (polire, polish,
improve)], TR.: interpolate (foist, in);
INTR.: suspend or take up an action sey-
eral times. -lataménte, ADV.: inter.
ruptedly. -latére, M., -latriee, r.;
interpolator. -laziéne, F.: interpola
tion; intervalf.
inter-poniméntoj = -posizione. ||=pér-
re, IRR.; TR.: interpose; interrupt (discon-
tinue)+; interferef; REFL.: interfere in
(intermeddle). -pòsito = -posto. -posi-
tére, M.: interposer (intercessor). -po-
siziéne, F.: interposition (mediation);
interference; delay; (agr.j) act of he-
coming unfruitful or arid. -pésto, PART.
interposed (put between); M.}: interjec-
tion: parlare per -posta persona, speak
through the medium of a third person.
interpret. .= interpeir. .
interpunzione [L. -punctio], F.: (inter)-
punctuation (printing).
inter-raménto, M.: act of covering
with earth; sand deposits (muddy bottom
of rivers, etc.). |l-rare [in, terra], TR:
inter (bury); cover with earth (daub with
mud); REFL.: dirty one’s self.
inter=ré, M.: interrex (interregent).
=régno, M.: interregnum. i
interri.. = interra..
interro-gare [L.], TR.: interrogate
(question); demand; quiz (examine).
-gativaménte, ADV.: interrogatively.
-gativo, ADJ.: interrogative; M.: ques-
tion: punto —, interrogation point. -ga-
to, M.: interrogation. -gatére, M,
-gatriee, F.: interrogator (examiner).
-gatorio, ADJ.: interrogatory; M.: ques-
tion; examination; inquiry. -gazion-
eélla, dim. of -gazione. -gazione,F.:
interrogation; examination.
inter=rémpere, IRR.; TR.: interrupt (sus-
pend); impede (hinder){; forbid}; REFL.:
leave off (discontinue). -rompiménto,
M.: interruption (discontinuance). -rom-
pitére, M., -rompitrice, F.: inter
rupter. -rottaménte, ADV.: interrupt-
edly. -rétto, -ratto, PART.: interrupt-
ed; hindered; incomplete (imperfect).
-ruttére, M.: interrupter; obstructor.
-ruziéne = -rompimento.
inter-secaménto = -secazione. _ ||=se-
care [L.], TR.: intersect (divide); REFL.:
cross. -secaziéne, F.: intersection. -se-
catòrio, ADJ.: intersecant (intersect-
ing). -segaret = -secare.
interserire, TR.: insert.
intersezione [-secare], F.: intersection.
inter-stizidle, ADJ.: interstitial. ||-sti-
interstizio
zio [-stitium, standing between], M.: in-
terstice; interval.
inter=tenére, IRR.; TR.: entertain
(amuse); maintain (support); arrest
(stop); REFL.: amuse one’s self; sojourn.
-teniménto, M.: entertainment (amuse-
ment); conference; familiar conversation.
intertropicale [inter, tropico], ADI.:
intertropical.
inter-vallatoj, ADJ.: divided into inter-
vals. Il-véllo [L. -vallum (wall)], m.:
interval (space); (mus.) stop (rest); de-
lay: lucido —, lucid interval (of a mad
person).
inter-veniménto j, M.: accident
(chance); help; intervention; means.
ll=venire, IRR.; TR.: intervene; happen
(befall): — in checchessia, be present.
-vénto, M.: intervention (interposition);
assistance. -ventto, PART.: inter-
vened; arrived. -venziéne = -vento.
interzàto}, ADJ.: (heral.) tierced.
inté-sa [-ndere], F.: understanding: star
sul? —, be on one’s guard. -saméntef,
ADV.: intently (diligently).
inteschiatof, ADJ.: obstinate (stubborn).
intéso, PART. of intendere; intent; un-
derstood; M.: idea (opinion); compact
(agreement).
intès-sere [L. in-tezere], TR.: inter-
weave (weave into); intermingle. -sato,
PART.: interwoven ; intermingled.
intestsbilet, ADI.: (Jaw.) intestable.
intes-tare [in, testa], TR.: write; enti-
tle; inscribe: — una catena, fasten a
chain in a wall in order to strengthen it.
-tare, REFL.: be headstrong (grow obsti-
nate).
intestato [L. -tus (in-, not, testari, make
a will)], ADJ.. intestate.
intesta-tura [-re], F.: title (head, be-
ginning); stubbornness. -ziéne, F.: title;
inscription.
intes-tinale, ADJ.: intestinal. ||-tino
[L.-tinus], ADJ.: intestinal (internal); M.:
intestinal canal (bowels): guerra -tina,
civil war.
intéstot, ADJ.: interwoven.
in-tiepidaref, ||-tiepidire [in, tiepi-
do], TR.: render tepid; INTR.: cool (grow
lukewarm); become tepid; grow indiffer-
ent (cool).
intier. . = inter...
inti-gnare [in, tigna], INTR.: become
worm-eaten; get ascald head. -gnéto,
PART.: worm-eaten. -gnatura, F.: moth-
hole.
intignere} = intingere.
intignosirej, TR.: cause to become scab-
by (give a scald head to).
inti-maménte, ADV.: intimately. ||-ma-
re [L.], T.: order (command, Eng.} in-
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timate); make intimate. -matére, M.:
informer. -maziéne, F.: order (sum-
mons).
intimi-daziéne, r.: intimidation. ||-di-
re [in, timido], TR.: intimidate; REFL.:
grow fearful or timid. -dita, F.: fear-
lessness (courage). intimi-do}, ADI.:
courageous (intrepid, brave).
in-timità, F.: internality; intimacy.
llîn-timo [L. -timus], ADJ.: inmost (in-
ternal); secret (hidden); intimate; M.:
interior.
intimo-riménto, M. : intimidation. ||=rî-
re [in, timore], TR. : intimidate (frighten);
REFL.: be afraid. -rito, PART.: fright-
ened.
intimpanire [in, timpano], INTR.: be-
come like a drum.
intin-gere [in-, t. .], IRR.; TR. : dip (soak,
steep); involve. -golétto, car. dim. of
-golo. intin-golo, M.: kind of ragout.
intin-to, PART. : immersed (soaked); con-
cerned ; M.: gravy (juice, sauce). -tiiraj,
F.: immersing (dipping).
intirannire [in, tiranno], INTR. : become
a tyrant over (usurp).
intiriz-zaméntoj = -zimento. -z4ret
_ == «gire; INTR.: become stiff or insensible
(fig.) be proud. -zatot, PART. : benumbed ;
proud. -ziménto, M.: stiffness (numb-
ness). |l-zire [interezza], TR.: render
inflexible; benumb (make stiff); INTR.,
REFL.: grow stiff; be benumbed. -zito,
PART.: benumbed; stiffened (dried up).
intiriz-zo} = -zimento.
intisichire [in, tisico], INTR.: grow con-
sumptive ; despond (pine away); TR.: make
consumptive ; waste.
intito-laménto, m.: act of giving a
title. |l-lare [in-, t. .], TR.: entitle
(intitule); dedicate; ascribe; REFL.: be
called (denominated). -laziéne, F.:
title (claim); dedication.
intoccabilej, ADJ.: untouchable (intan-
gible).
intolle-rabile [in-, t. .], ADJ.: intol-
erable (insufferable). -rabilita, F.; in-
tolerability. -rabilménte, ADV.: in-
tolerably (unbearably). -réndo, ADJ.:
unbearable. -ramte, ADJ.: intolerant;
impatient. -ramza, F.: intolerance.
intona=caére, TR.: plaster. -cato,
PART.: plastered; M.: plaster. -catara,
F.: act of plastering. |lintéma-co (in,
tonaca], M.: plaster; rough-cast.
into-nfre [in, tono],TR.: intonate (begin
to sing); (fig.) compose; sing (chant);
tune; call from afar}; resound (ring)};
set to music. -natòre, M.: tuner;
singer. -matura, F.: intonation; (fig.)
intimation; commencement of an enter-
prise ; gravity (seriousness); pride (haught-
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iness). -naziéne, F.: intonation (tun-
ing); tune.
intonchiare [in, tonchio], INTR.: be full
of mites.
intonic. .j = intonac. .
in=témnso, ADJ.: unshorn; (of books) uncut.
intontire [in, tonto], TR., INTR.: make or
become astonished.
intòp-pa = -po. -paménto, M.: ob-
stacle (hindrance). -pare, TR.: meet
with; INTR., REFL.: stumble. ||intop-po
[in-, t. .], m.: obstacle (hindrance); meet-
ing (encounter).
into-rdre}, INTR., REFL.: rage like a
bull. -ratot, ADJ.: furious as a bull.
intor-bare [in, torbo], TR.: make muddy
orturbid. -bidaménto, m. : turbidness ;
disturbance. -bidare [in, torbido], TR.:
make turbid (inturbidate); vex (annoy);
INTR., REFL.: get muddy; darken. -bi-
dato, PART.: troubled; muddy. -bida-
tore, M., -bidatriee, F.: troubler. -bi-
dazionet,r.=-bidamento. -bidire =
-bidare. -bidito = -bidato.
intormen-timénto, M.: numbness. ||-ti-
re [in, tormento], TR.: make numb; be-
wilder (confuse){; INTR.: grow stiff or be-
numbed with cold.
intor-nearejf, TR.: enclose (surround);
provide (furnish). -niaméntof, M.: sur-
rounding (encompassing); enclosure. -mia-
re, TR.: environ. |lintér-no [in, ¢. .],
PREP.: about; around; near; concerning
(touching); ADV.: round about; circular-
ly; M.}: circuit: outline: essere — a(d)
uno, beg importunately; guardare —,
look about; d’ ogni —, from all sides; lè
—, thereabout; — —, from all sides,
everywhere.
intorpi-diménto, M.: act of growing
torpid or dull. [|-dîre [in, torpido], INTR.:
become torpid (get dull). -dito, PART.:
torpid (dull, heavy).
intortof, ADI. : twisted; folded.
intoscanire [in, toscano], TR.: affect
(Tuscan pronunciation); INTR.: become
Tuscan in manners, etc.
intossicare = atiossicare.
intostire [in, tosto], INTR.: become hard
or indurate.
intoz-zare} = -zire; (fig.) grow virulent
(become angry). Il=zire [in, tozzo], INTR. :
become thick, clumsy or short. -zito,
PART.: clumsy; short.
intra [L.], PREP.: between; among; in;
within: — due, in suspense (undecided).
intrabescare}, REFL.: fall in love.
intraeeiglioj, M.: space between the
eyebrows.
intra=chiadere, IRR.; TR.:
(surround); forbid; disturb.
PART.: enclosed, etc.
enclose
-chiuso,
intrare
intra-eideref, TR.: cut in the middle
(divide into two); interrupt. -eisot,
PART.: divided; interrupted.
intra-détto = interdetto. -dire= in.
terdire. E
intradueibi-le [in-, t. .], ADJ.: untrang-
latable. -lménte, ADV : in an untrans.
latable manner.
intradiei, ADJ.: doubtful (uncertain);
ADV.: doubtfully (in suspense); M.: doubt
(uncertainty).
intrafattoj, ADV.: quite; thoroughly;
altogether (entirely).
intra=fine=fàtto, ADV. : suddenly (with-
out losing time).
intraguardaref}, TR.: guard (defend).
intrala-sciaménto, M.: intermission
(interruption). |l-sciare [in-, ¢. .], ™.:
interrupt; delay (suspend). -sciénza =
-sciamento.
intral-eiaménto, M.: intricacy; em
barrassment (perplexity); intrigue. ||=eif-
re [in, tralcio], TR.: interweave (inter-
lace); entangle (embarrass); REFL.: in-
trigue; get entangled. -eiataménte,
ADV.: confusedly.
intram-bof}, -endie;, PRON. : both (both
together).
intra-ménto, M.: entrance; commence-
ment. -méssaj, F.: interposition (me-
diation); digression. -méssof, m.: dainty
dish (side-dish); PART. : interposed ; inter-
meddled. |=méttere, IRR.; TR.: intro-
duce (insert); intermit (interrupt); REFL.:
intermeddle; submit. -mettiméntof,
M.: interposition; intermeddling.
intramezzare = tramezzare.
intra-mischianza, F.: intermixture.
||=mischidre, TR.: mix together (inter-
mix).
intramissiénef, F.: intermission (inter-
vention).
intransgredibilej, ADJ.: inviolable.
intransi-gènte [in-, transigere], ADI.:
intransigent (irreconcilable). -gènza, F.:
irreconcilability. es
intransi-tivaménte, ADV.: intransi-
tively. ||-tivo [in-, ¢..], ADJ.: intransitive.
intrante, PART. of intrare; entering.
intra-pérre}, -ppérre = interporre.
intra-prendénte, ADJ.: enterprising
(energetic). -prendènza, F.: enter-
prise (undertaking). |l=prèndere, IRR.;
TR.: undertake; intercept (catch)j; un-
derstandf; choose}; surprisej. -pren-
diménto, M.: undertaking (enterprise).
-prenditére, M., -prenditriee, F.:
undertaker (contractor). =prensére=
-prenditore. -présa, F.: enterprise.
-préso, PART.: undertaken, etc.
intraref, INTR.: enter; engage in; M.:
entrance (ingress); mien (appearance).
intrarompere
intrarémperej = interrompere.
intraségnai, F.: ensign (banner); em-
blem; PL.: arms.
in-trasgredibile, ADJ.:
sible (inviolable).
intréàtaj, F.: entrance (ingress); prelude;
income (revenue).
intratèsseret, TR.:
weave.
intrattàbi-le [in-, t. .], ADJ.: intrac-
table (ungovernable); whimsical; unso-
ciable; (of metals) unmanageable (diffi-
cult to work). -lita, F.: intractability.
intrattantof, ADV.: meanwhile (in the
meantime).
intratte-nére [in, t. .], IRR.; TR.: en-
tertain (amuse); maintain}; hold in com-
fidence; REFL.: dwell on; expatiate.
-niménto}, M.: amusement (recreation);
delay; maintaining; enlisting. -nitére, |
M., -nitriee, F.: entertainer ; enlister.
intravedére [in, t. .], TR.: have a
glimpse of (dimly foresee).
intraven. . {= interven. .
intraver-sàre [in-, ¢. .], TR.: cross;
plough across; cross-plane; REFL.{: go
astray (err); deviate; oppose (withstand).
-sato, PART.: crossed, etc. -satara,
F.: crossing ; opposition (resistance).
intravved. ., -vven. .= intraved, ., in-
terven. .
intrefrej, REFL.: make one’s self into
three.
intree-eiaménto, M.: interlacing ;
|l-etdre [in, treccia], TR.: interlace (in-
tertwine, braid); wreathe ; collect (put to-
gether). -eiataménte, ADV.: in inter-
laced manner. -eiatéiot, M.: ornament
for the ‘hair; head-dress; (nav.) splicing
fid(marlingspike). -eiatara, F.: wreath-
ing; braiding. intrée-eio, M.: min-
gling; intrigue or plot of a novel or
drama.
intregufrej, TR.: make a truce.
intremire}, REFL.: tremble with fear.
intrepi-daménte, ADV.: intrepidly.
-dézza, -dità, F.: intrepidity (fearless-
ness). lintrèpi-do [L. -dus], ADI.:
intrepid (dauntless).
intrescére}, TR.: perplex (entangle) ;
INTR.: be confounded.
intrica. .= intriga. .
intridere [L. in-terere (rub)], IRR.$; TR.:
knead; dirty (stain); soak (dilute,
steep )f.
$ Ind.: Pret. zxtri-si, -se 5 -sero.
triso.
intri-gaméntot, M.: intrigue (entangle-
ment). -gAnte, PART.: intriguing (per-
plexing); m.: intriguer (intermeddler).
ll-gare [L. -care (trica, trick)], TR.: en-
tangle (confound, Eng.f intrigue) ; ob-
intransgres-
intermix; inter-
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struct; REFL.: be tangled, be entangled.
-gataménte, ADV.: in a tangled man-
ner. -gatére, M.: intriguer. intrî-
go, M.: intrigue (design); confusion (per-
plexity). -géne = -gatore.
intrin-secaménte, ADV.: intrinsically.
-secare, REFL.: (lit.) become intimate
(penetrate deeply). -secdto, PART.: in-
timate (familiar). -sechézza, F.: inti-
macy (friendship). |limtrim-seco [L.
-secus, inward], ADJ.: intrinsic; genuine
(real); intimate; M.}: interior.
intriso, PART. of inéridere: kneaded ; M.:
dough (batter, pap); plaster. imtris-ta-
re{—-tire. -timénto, M.: melancholy
(sadness, sorrow); rotting ; wasting. ||=t4-
re [in, tristo], INTR.: become sad or sor-
ae become wicked ; thrive ill (waste,
rot).
intròcquet, ADV.: in the meantime.
intro-détto}, PART.: introduced; M.: in-
troduction; insinuation. [l=-dfieere{ [L.]
=-durre. -dueiménto, M.: introduc-
tion; rudiment. -dueitére} = -duttore.
-darre [-ducere], IRR. (cf. addurre); TR.:
introduce (bring in); narratef. -dutti-
vo, ADJ.: introductive. -ditto, PART.
of -durre: introduced. -duttére, M.,
-duttriee, F.: introducer; usher. -du-
zioneélla, -duzioneina, dim. of -du-
zione. -duziéne, F.: introduction; pref-
ace (beginning); (com.) introduction of
merchandise ; insertion (interposition)};
mediation.
introgo-lare [in, trogolo], TR.: soil with
liquid materials. -léma, F., -léne, M.:
dirty child.
in-troitare [L. -tro-itus, going in], TR.:
-tròito, M.: introit (beginning of the
mass); drawings; exordium (beginning).
intro-méssa, -messiéne = -missione.
-mésso, PART.: introduced (inserted);
M.{: side-dish (entremets). |l=méttere,
IRR.; TR.: insert (put in); introduce (pre-
sent)}; REFL.: meddle (intermeddle); in-
terpose illegally. -mettitére, M.: in-
troducer ; meddler. -mettitura, -mis-
siéne, F.: introduction (insertion); inter-
position.
intro-naménto, M.: stunning. |l-ndre
[in, trono], TR.: stun (confound); INTR.:
be stunned. -maAto, PART.: stunned; deaf-
ened. -nmaturaf, F.: stunning; tingling
noise.
intron-fidre ‘[in, tronfio], INTR.: swell
with pride. -fidto, PART.: haughty.
intronizzà-re [in, trono], TR.: enthrone.
-tura, F.: haughtiness. -ziéne, F.: en-
thronization ; installation.
in-trovabile, ADJ.: not findable.
intro-versiénef}, F.: introversion (turn-
ing inward). -vèrterej, TR.: introvert
262 introverso
(turn inward). -vérsof, PART.: intro-
verted.
intradere [L.], 1RR.$; TR.: intrude
(thrust in); introduce; REFL.: thrust one’s
self in.
§ Ind.: Pret. in4r%4-si, -se 3 -sero. Part. za-
truso.
intru-gliàre, TR.: mix with poor stuff;
REFL.: soil (dirty). |limtrti-glio [L. trul-
‘ Ja, ladle, basin], M.: mixture; intrigue; con-
fusion (perplexity). =gliéne, M.: mixer.
intruon. .{ = intron. .
intruppàre [in, truppa], REFL.: mix
with inferior persons.
in-trusiéne, F.: intrusion. ||-triso,
PART. of -trudere; intruded (thrust in).
intufàrej, INTR.: have the smell of turf;
have an earthy taste.
in-tuffare, TR.: steep (soak, dip).
in-tuire [L. -tuerî, look in], TR.: know
intuitively (know at a glance). -tuitiva-
ménte, ADV.: intuitively. -tuitivo,
ADJ.: intuitive. -tuito, PART. of -tuire.
-tuito, M.: perception (intuition); glance ;
motive. -tuizidne, F.: intuition ; (theol.)
divine vision.
intumescénza [L. -mescere, begin to
swell], F.: intumescence (swelling).
intumidire [in, tumido], INTR.: become
tumid (swell).
intuon. . = inion. .
inturgi-dire [in, turgido], INTR. : grow
turgid (puff up). -dito, PART.: turgid
(swollen).
intuzzéreij, Tr.: blunt (dull); repel (resist).
inubbidi. . = disubbidi. .
inubbriacarefj, TR.: make drunk; INTR.:
get drunk.
inudito}, ADJ.: unheard.
inuggiolire = inuzzolire.
inugual, . = inegual. .
inalto [L. -tus], ADJ.: unavenged.
in-umanaménte, ADJ.: inhumanly (bar-
barously). -umanità, F.: inhumanity
(cruelty). ||=umano, ADJ.: inhuman (bar-
barous, cruel).
inuma-re [in, humare], TR.: inhume
(bury, inter). -ziéne, F.: inhumation
(burial).
inumi-dire [in, umido], TR. : wet (moist-
en); REFL.: get wet or damp. -dito,
PART.: moistened (wet).
in-umiliàbile, ADI.: that cannot be
humiliated.
inumiliàrej, TR.:
humble. |
iningere, IRR., TR.: anoint; = ungere.
inur-banaménte, ADV.: uncivilly (im-
politely). -banità, F.: inurbanity (im-
politeness). ||-bamo [in-, wu. .], ADJ.: un-
civil (unpolite).
inurbàrej, REFL.: enter a city.
humiliate; INTR.:
invasore
inu-sato [in-, u. .], ADJ.: obsolete (not
in use). -sitataménte, ADV.: obsolete.
ly; in an unusual manner. -sitàto, ADj.:
inusitate (out of use); unusual.
inati-le [L. -lis], ADJ.: useless (inutile);
unprofitable. -lità, F.: inutility (useless-
ness). -lménte, ADV.: uselessly (vainly),
inuzzolire [in, uzzolo], TR.: excite a de-
sire for.
invac-chiménto, M.: act of becoming
useless. |l-chire [in, vacca], INTR.: be-
come useless (become a drone).
invddere [L.], IRR.$; TR.: invade; at-
tack (assail).
§ Ind.: Pret. czud-si, -se 3 «sero. Part, in
vaso.
inva-gare} = -ghire. -ghicchifrei,
REFL.: fall slightly in love (be smitten),
-ghiménto, M : falling in love. |l-ghire
[in, vago], TR. : inflame with love (charm);
stimulate (urge); REFL.: be enamoured of;
get fascinated. -ghito, PART.: enamoured;
fascinated.
inva-idre{ [in, vaio], INTR.: become
spotted. -iolàre, INTR.: turn black.
in-valére, IRR.; INTR.: become valid
(begin to have value); take footing.
invali-dabile, apJ.: that can be inval-
idated. -daménte, ADV.: without val-
idity. -daménto, M.: act of becoming
invalid (annulling). -dare, TR.: inval-
idate (render invalid). -daziéne, F.: in-
validation. -dita, F.: invalidity; nul-
lity. Ilinvali-do [L. -dus], ADI. : invalid
(infirm, weak); void (valueless); M.: dis-
abled soldier.
invaligiare [in, valigia], TR.: put ina
valise (pack up).
invallare [in, valle], REFL.: run (glide)
between two valleys.
invaloriret, TR.: strengthen (animate,
encourage); INTR.: recover strength.
inva-niménto, M.: elation (pride).
l-mire [in, vano], TR.: make vain or
proud; render fruitless (frustrate); INTR.,
REFL.: become vain (grow proud); vanish
(disappear)t. -nîto, PART.: fruitless
(vain); proud. invé-no, ADV.: vainly
(uselessly).
invaria-bile [in-, v..], ADJ.: invariable.
-bilità, r.: invariability (immutability).
-bilménte, ADV. : invariably. invaria-
to, ADJ.: unvaried (unchanged).
inva-saménto, M.: invasion (obsession).
-sdre [L. -so], TR.: INVADE; seize; be-
set; (fig.) ingulf (plunge); REFL.: be
stupified or infatuated (be beset by some-
thing). -sfito, PART.: beset by devils;
immersed (plunged)}; amazedt; stupifiedt.
-saziéne }, F.: obsession; besetting.
-siéne, F.: invasion. |limwd-go, PART.
of vadere: invaded; -gére, M.: invader.
invecchiamento
invec-chiaménto, M.: growing old;
wasting away. |l-chidre [in, vecchio],
INTR.: grow old; TR.: make to appear
old (cause to grow old). -chiuzzire,
TR.: waste; make worse; INTR.: decay
(rot).
in=véee, ADV.: instead (in place of).
inveeeria, F.: foolishness (stupidity).
invedovito [in, vedova], ADI.: widowed.
inveggi. . = invidi. .
inveire [L. in-vehere], INTR. : inveigh.
invelenire [in, veleno], TR.: exasperate
(provoke); INTR., REFL.: be irritated (be-
come angry).
A ADJ.: invendible (not sal-
able).
in-vendicéto, ADJ.: unavenged (unpun-
ished).
in-vendito, ADJ.: unsold.
invenenéto}, ADJ.: poisoned (enven-
omed).
invénia [L. in veniam (-nia, grace)], F.
(us’ly in pl.): caressing acts or words (in-
sinuations).
invenirej, IRR.;
cover).
inven-tare, TR.: invent; devise (con-
trive); find out ;.compose: non ha -tato la
polvere, he has not invented powder (he
hasn’t set the Thames on fire); — delle
cose false, counterfeit (forge). -tariare,
TR.: make an inventory of; enter in an
inventory. -tarino, dim. of -tario.
-tario [L. -tarium], M.: inventory (list,
catalogue). -tatére, M.: inventor; con-
triver. -tatoréllo, disp. of -tatore.
-tiva, F.: inventive faculty; invention.
-tivo, ADJ.: inventive. |l-tof [ius (ve-
nire, come)], ADJ.: invented. -tére, M.,
-triee, F.: inventor (deviser); inven-
tress.
inventràreij, REFL.: penetrate deeply.
inventuràatoij, ADJ.: fortunate (lucky).
inve-nusta [in-. v. .], F.: inelegance.
-nustaménte, ADV.: inelegantly. -nu-
sto, ADJ.: inelegant; ungraceful; ugly.
inven-zioneélla, -zionina, dim. of
-zione. |l=zidne [-to], F.: invention
(contrivance); fiction; trick : quadro d’—,
not copied.
invérjI, PREP.: towards; against.
invérj2 = invero.
inverdref}, REFL.: have the appearance
of truth; partake of truth.
inverdire [in, verde], INTR.: grow green;
(fig-+) become young; gain strength or
TR.: find out (dis-
vigour. È
invere-condaménte, ADV. : impudently
(immodestly). -céndia, F.: impudence.
ll-céndo [in-, v. .], ADI. : immodest (im-
pudent, shameless). :
invergognaé-re [in, v. .], TR.: dishonour
268
(disgrace). -taménte, ADV.: disgrace-
fully.
inverisimi-glidnte, ADI. : improbable.
-gliànza, F.: improbability (unlikeli-
hood). inverisimi-le [in-, v. .], ADJ.:
improbable (unlikely). -litadinef, F.:
inverisimilitude. -Iménte, ADV.: im-
probably.
invermiglidre [in, vermiglio], TR.:
redden (vermillion); REFL.: become red.
invermi-naménto, M.: breeding of
worms. -nare, |l-nire [in, vermini],
INTR.: breed worms; become putrid.
-nato, PART.: full of worms; corrupted.
inver-ndceio, disp. of -no. -néle, ADI.:
invernal. -néàre, REFL.: remain all win-
ter; INTR.j: winter (pass the winter).
-nata, F.: winter season (whole winter):
far l’—, winter (take up winter quar-
ters). -natéeeia, -natina, disp. and
tron. dim. of -nata.
inverni-care}, ||-eiare [in, vernice],
TR.: varnish; REFL.: paint one’s face.
-eiata, F.: varnishing. -eidto, PART.:
varnished. -etatére, M.: varnisher.
-eiatàra, F.: varnish; varnishing.
invérno [L. hibernus], M.: winter.
in=véro, in véro, ADV.: in truth (tru-
ly, really). :
inverosimi.. = inverisimi..
inver-saménte, ADV.: inversely. -sa-
to, ADJ.: opposed (contrary). -siéme,
F.: inversion. |linvér-so [-tire], ADJ.:
inverse (inverted); reversed; opposed;
upside down; relatively}; PREP.f: to-
wards ; in comparison; against.
in=vertebrato, ADJ., M.: invertebrate.
invér-tere [L.], IRR.; TR.: invert; per-
vert. -tibile, ADJ.: that can be inverted.
-timénto, M.: inversion. -tire, IRR.;
TR.: invert (turn upside down); bend.
invér-to, PART.: inverted, etc.
inverzicare}, INTR.: grow green.
inves-ca. ., -chia.. = invischia. .
investibile [-stire], aDJ.: that can be
invested.
investi-gabile, ADJ.: 1. investigable;
2. [in-, not], not to be investigated. -ga-
giénef, F., -gaménto, M.: investi.
gation. |l-gare [L.], TR.: investigate
(search into). -gatére, M., -gatriee,
F.: investigator (ferreter). -gaziéne,
F.: investigation (examination, search).
inves-tigiéne, F., -timénto, M.: invest-
ment (investing); encounter; investiture.
||-tixre [L. in, vestire, clothe], TR.: invest
(clothe), put in possession; place, as mon-
ey; (mil.) inclose (lay siege to); strike
(hit); assault (attack); dress (clothe);
covert; inform}; REFL.: invest one’s self;
INTR.: become; fit. -titat, F.: invest.
ment; purchase. -titot, PART: invested;
investito
264 investitura
clothed (decked). -titàra, F.: investi-
ture.
invete-rare}, INTR.: grow old. [|-réto
[L. -ratus (veterus, old)], ADJ.: inveterate
(old).
inve-tràrej = -iriare. -triaménto,
M.: varnishing; vitrification (glazing).
ll-tridre [in, vetro], TR.: vitrify (glaze);
varnish ; reduce to the likeness of glasst.
-triata, F.: glass-window (sash-window);
window glass. -triàto, PART.: vitrified ;
of glass; bold (brazen-faced); clearj;
shining; smooth; M.f: the thing glazed;
glazing; varnishing. -triatara,r.: vit-
rification; varnishing; panes of a win-
dowt; kind of varnish or polish.
invet-tiva [Fr. invective], F.: invective
(reproach). -tivaméntef, ADV.: invec-
tively. -tivoj, ADJ.: invective (denun-
ciatory).
invezzàreij, TR.: accustom (inure); REFL.:
accustom one’s self; indurate in vice.
in-viabile, ApJ.: that can be forwarded.
-viaméntoj, M.: forwarding (further-
ing); good beginning; means; instruc-
tions. Il=vifre [L. (via, way)], TR.:
forward (send, despatch); begin (com-
mence)}; REFL.: put one’s self on the way
(set out). -widto, PART.: forwarded
(sent); M.: messenger; envoy. -viaté-
re, M.: instructor; director.
invi-dia [L.], F.: ENVY; grudge; hatred;
desire; endive (succory)j. -didbile,
ADJ.: enviable. -diamte, PART.: envi-
ous. -didre, TR.: envy (grudge) ; deny;
contest (dispute); hate]; take awayf.
-diatére, M., -diatriee, F.: envier;
maligner. -diétta, dim. of -dia. -dio-
sfeeio, disp. of -dioso. -diosaménte,
ADV.: invidiously (enviously). -diosèllo,
-diosétto, -diosino, dim. of -dioso.
-diéso, ADJ.: invidious (envious, jealous);
odious (hateful)}; penurious (miserly)};
that excites or procures envyf; M.: en-
vious person: la raccolta è stata -diosa, the
crop has been envious (i.e., small to some
and abundant to others). -diteeia, dim.
of -dia. imvi-do, ADJ.: envious.
invie-tare} = -tire. ||-tire [in, vieto],
INTR.: become old, musty or rancid; lose
freshness. -tito, PART.: musty, etc.
inviévole}, ADJ.: that can be sent or
despatched.
invigi-linte, ADI.: vigilant (watchful).
ll-lare [L.], TR.: watch over; INTR.: be
watchful (be vigilant).
invigliacchire [in, vigliacco], INTR.:
become cowardly.
invigo-riménto, M.: strength (vigour).
ll-xire [in, vigore], TR.: invigorate
(strengthen); encourage; INTR., REFL.:
become invigorated (gain strength).
invitare
invi-liménto, M.: act of making vile;
loss of courage. |l-lire [in, vile], m.:
render vile (invile); discourage (disheart-
en); vilify; INTR.: become vile; lose
courage.
invilup-paménto, M.: involution; en-
tanglement (embarrassment). |l-pare
[in, viluppo], TR.: envelop (wrap up);
(fig.) confound (perplex); REFL.: wrap
one’s self up; entangle one’s self; fill one’s
selft. -pato, PART.: enveloped; per-
plexed. invilip-po, M.: packet (bun-
dle); (fig.) embarrassment (confusion).
invineibi-le [L. -lis], ADJ.: invincible
(unconquerable). -lita, F.: invincibility,
-Iménte, ADV.: invincibly.
invineidire [in, vincido], TR.: soften
(make flabby); INTR.: grow soft or flabby.
invio [inviare],M.: forwarding; despatch-
ing; address (direction).
invioldé-bile [L. -bilis], ADI. : inviolable.
-bilità, F.: inviolability. -bilménte,
ADV.: inviolably. -taménte, ADV.: in-
violately. imviolé-to, ADJ.: inviolate
(uncorrupted,) ; complete (entire).
inviolèntoj, ADJ.: gentle (mild).
invipe-ràrej = -rire. |l-rire [in, vi-
pera), INTR., REFL.: rage like a viper (get
furious). -rito, PART.: enraged (an-
gered).
inviron4ref, TR. : environ (surround, en-
close).
inviscére} = invischiare.
inviscerare [in, viscere], REFL.: pene-
trate deeply (go to the bottom); study
thoroughly (know well); penetrate into
the viscera or bowels.
invi-schiaménto, M.: allurement (en-
ticement). ||-schiare [L. -scare (viscus,
birdlime)], TR. : inviscate (daub with bird-
lime); REFL.: be caught or ensnared.
-schiatriee, F.: allurer (enchantress).
invisci-diménto, M.: thickening. ||=di-
re [in, viscido], INTR.: become viscid (con-
dense). -dito, PART.: viscid (thickened).
invisibi-le [L. -lis], ADI. : invisible (im-
perceptible). -lità, F.:invisibility. -lmén-
te, ADV.: invisibly.
inviso [L. -sus (in-videre, look askance
at)], ADI. : disliked (a, by).
invispire [in, vispo], INTR.: become brisk
or lively.
invi-tabile, apJ.: that can be invited.
-taménto, M.: invitation. -tamte, ADJ.:
inviting (alluring); attractive (interest-
ing). Il=tàrei [L.], TR.: invite; allure
(entice); stake (at cards); propose; REFL.:
invite one's self; offer one’s services;
toast each other: — d’ una cosa, eat a
thing.
invitdre 2 [in, vite], TR.: put on a screw;
fasten with a screw (screw).
invitata
invi-tàtai, F.: invitation. -této, PART.:
invited; M.: guest. -tatére, M., -ta-
trice, F.: inviter (host or hostess). -ta-
torio, ADJ.: inviting (attractive); M.:
invitatory : lettere d’ —, letters of invita-
tion. -tatairaj, -tazionet, F.: invita-
tion. -tévolej, ADJ.: inviting (attrac-
tive). llinvi=to1 [-tare 1], M.: invitation ;
game; bet (stake); health (toast)f: —
sacro, ecclesiastical manifestation to the
faithful.
invito 2 [L. in-vitus], aDJ.: unwilling.
invitto [L. in-victus], ADI. : unvanquished
(invincible).
in-viziàre, TR.: vitiate (corrupt) ; REFL.:
get spoiled (become corrupt).
invizzire [in, vizzo], INTR.: fade away
(wither, decay).
invo-cabile, ADJ.: that can be invoked.
|l-eare [L.], TR.: invoke (callupon). -ca-
tivo, ADJ.: fit for invoking. -catére,
M., -catriee, F.: invoker (suppliant).
«cazione, F.: invocation.
invé-gliaj, F.: packing cloth; hide.
-gliaménto, M.: desire (wish). |l-glia-
re! [in, voglia], TR.: wish for (excite a
longing for); REFL.: have a wish or de-
sire.
in-vogliarej2, TR.: wrap up. -végliof,
M.: packing-cloth; packet. -voglitizzo,
M.: small parcel.
invo-laménto, M.: stealing (robbery).
||-lare [L.], TR.: steal; rape; surprisef;
REFL.{: disappear (vanish). -latére,
M.: thief (robber).
invòl-gere [in, v. .], IRR.; TR.: envelop
(wrap around); involve (comprehend, con-
tain). -giménto, M.: winding (inter-
twining) ; trick}; intricate discourset.
involîoj, M.: theft (robbery).
invéloj, ADV.: thievishly (stealthily).
involon-tariaménte, ADV.: involun-
tarily. |l-tario [in-, v. .], ADI.: invol-
untary; M.: involuntary action.
invol-pàre [in, volpe], INTR. : get blight-
ed. -pire, INTR. : become cunning (grow
crafty).
invol-tare [in, v. .], TR.: wrap up (en-
velop). -tàta, F.: wrapping. -tatina,
dim. of -tata. -tino, dim. of -to. in-
vòl-to [-gere], PART.: wrapped up (en-
veloped) ; M.: bundle (parcel). -tarat,
F.: winding (intertwining); circuitous dis-
course; fraud.
invò-lucro, ||-licro [L. -lucrum (-lvere,
wrap)], M.: capsule (seed-vessel).
invo-lutàrej, REFL.: roll (turn); be in-
volved. [l=liito [-lgere], PART.: envel-
oped (wrapped up) ; involved. -luziénef,
F.: wrapping up; involution: — di paro-
_ le, beating about the bush. invò-lverej,
TR.: envelop (wrap up); involve (contain).
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wrapping up; fraud
ipecacuana
-lviméntoj, M.:
(trick).
invulnerdbi-le [L. -lis], ADJ.: invul-
nerable. -lita, F.:invulnerability. -1lmén-
te, ADV.: in an invulnerable manner.
inzacche-rare [in, zacchera], TR.: splash
with mud; REFL.: be covered with dirt;
perplex one’s selff. -réto, PART.: cov-
ered with mud; confused (embroiled).
inza-fardare [in, z. .], TR.: soil with
grease or dirt; defile. -fardato, PART.:
greasy ; dirty.
inzampagliàto}, ADJ.: embarrassed (en-
tangled) ; hampered.
inzampognàre}, TR.: make believe (de-
ceive, impose upon).
inzavarda. . = inzafarda. .
inzep-paménto, M.: heap (mass, pile).
ll-pare [in, zeppa], TR.: wedge; heap
up (gather up); fill (cram); drive in
(thrust in).
inzibettatof, ADI. : perfumed with civet.
inziga. .} = istiga. .
inzipillare [in, zipillo], TR.: instigate
(incite, urge on); teach.
inzoccolato}, ADJ.: wearing sandals or
wooden shoes.
inzol-faménto, M.: daubing with sul-
phur or brimstone. ||-fare [in, z..], TR.:
daub with sulphur or brimstone. -fatéio,
M.: place where sulphur is daubed; in-
strument for daubing sulphur on vines.
inzotichire [in, zotico], TR.: make clum-
sy; INTR.: become awkward or coarse;
grow worse.
inzozzàre [in, zozza], TR.: cause to drink
liquor; REFL.: drink a kind of liquor.
inzucche-rare [îx, zucchero], TR.: sugar
(sweeten with sugar); make sweet, gentle
or pleasant. -rato, PART.: sugared (sweet);
loving. -rata, F.: act of sweetening.
-ratara, F.: sweetening.
in-zufolare, TR.: urge on (incite).
inzup-pabile, ADJ.: that can be soaked
in or imbibed. -paménto, M.: act of im-
bibing or soaking in. ||-pare [in, zuppa],
TR.: sop (soak in, suck in); REFL.: imbibe
moisture. -pato, PART.: soaked (imbibed).
fio [L. ego], PRON.: I; M.: ego; egoism.
io-dati, M. PL. of -dio; (chem.) iodate.
-dato, ADJ.: with iodine. iò-dico,
ADJ.: iodic. ||ié-dio [Gr. iédes, violet],
M.: iodine. -diro, M.: ioduret.
idide [Gr. huwidés], F.: hyoid bone.
ionadattico [?], ADJ.: jargon-like.
iònico [Gr. Jonikés], aps.: Ionic.
iòsa [?], ADV.: a —, in great quantity.
iòta [Gr.], M.: iota (tittle, jot).
ipdllage [Gr. hupallagé, interchange], F.:
(gram.) hypallage.
ipecacuana [Brazil.], r.: ipecac(uanha)-
root.
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iper- [Gr. hupér, OVER], PREF.: hyper-,
over. -batico, ADJ.: hyperbatic (trans-
posed). -'bato [Gr. -baton, transposed],
M.: (gram.) hyperbaton. ipér-bola,
-bole} [Gr. -bolé, over-shooting], F.:
(math.) hyperbola; (gram.) hyperbole.
-boleggiaménto, M.: hyperbolical ex-
pression; exaggeration. -boleggiàre,
INTR.: hyperbolize (exaggerate). -boli-
caménte, ADV.: hyperbolically. -bé-
lico, ADJ.: hyperbolical (exaggerating);
(geom.) hyperbolic. -bolòdide [Gr. -bolé,
eidos, form], F.: hyperboloid. -bolé-
nei, aug. of -bole. -bòreo [Gr. -béreos,
north wind], ADJ.: (poet.) hyperborean
(northern); M.: hyperborean. -dulia,
F.: hyperdulia. -emia [Gr. haima, blood],
.F.: overabundance of blood in any part
iper
of the body. -trofia [Gr. -trophé, nutri-
tion], F.: hypertrophy. -tréfico, ADI.:
hypertrophic.
ipnò=tico [Gr. hupnotikés (hipnos, sleep)],
ADJ.: hypnotic. -tismo, M.: hypnotism.
-tista, M.: hypnotist. -tizzare, TR.:
hypnotize.
ipo- [Gr. hupé, under], PREF.: hypo-;
under. -causto [Gr. -kaustén, burning
under], M.: hypocaust. -condria, F.:
hypochondria. -condriaco, ADJ.: hypo-
chondriacal; M.: hypochondriac. -cén-
drio [Gr. -chéndrion, under the breast-
bone], M.: (anat.) hypochondrium. -cén-
dro} =-condria. -crisia (Gr. -krisia,
simulation], F.: hypocrisy. ipò-crita,
M.: hypocrite (dissembler). -eritae-
eio, disp. of -crita. -critaménte,
ADV.: hypocritically. -eritino, dim. of
-crito. ipé-crito, M.: hypocrite; ADI.:
hypocritical. -eriténe, disp. of -crito.
-dérma, M.: hypoderm (hypoblast).
-dérmico, ADJ.: hypodermic. -ga-
strico, ADJ.: hypogastric. -gadstrio
[Gr. -géstrion (gastér, stomach)], m.: hy-
pogastrium. -géo [Gr. -geios (gé, earth)],
M.: hypogeum (cave); tomb (vault). ipò-
stasi [Gr. -stésis, standing under, sub-
sistence], F.: hypostasis (substance);
(theol.) personality; hypostatic union;
(med.) sediment. -staticaménte, ADV.:
hypostatically. -stético, ADI. : hypostat-
ic. -tèca [Gr. -théke (root the-, put)], F.:
hypotheca (mortgage); pledge (pawn). -te-
eaébile, ADJ.: that can be mortgaged,
etc. -tecare, TR.: hypothecate (mort-
gage, pawn). -tecariaménte, ADV.: in
a hypothecating manner. -tecario, ADJ.:
belonging to a mortgage; M.: usurer.
-tenisa [Gr. -teînousa, SUB-TENDING],
F.: (math.) hypotenuse. ipò-tesi [Gr.
«thesis, SUP-position], F.: hypothesis (sup-
position). -teticaménte, ADV.: hypo-
thetically. -tètico, aDJ.: hypothetical
iridico
(conditional). -trofia [Gr. -trophé, under.
nutrition], F.: (med.) insufficient nutrition,
ippAgro [Gr. hippos, horse], M.: wild
horse.
ippo- [Gr. hippos, horse]: -cémpo [Gr,
kémpein, bend], M.: hippocamp (sea-horse),
-castàno, M.: horse-CHESTNUT. Ippò.
crate, PR. N.: Hippocrates: scienza
d’—, science of medicine. -erftico,
ADJ.: Hippocratic: faccia —a, face of a
sick person. -cratismo, M.: Hippocra-
tism. -cratista, M.: follower or dis-
ciple of Hippocrates. Ippo-créne [Gr
-kréne, horse-fountain], PR. N.: Hippo-
crene (fountain sacred to the Muses);
(poet.) poetry. -neîdi, F. PL.: Muses,
ippò-dromo [Gr. -dromos, horse-course],
M.: hippodrome (race-course). -fagia
[Gr. phagéin, eat], F.: hippophagy. -grifo
[Gr. grifo, griffin], M.: hippogriff (winged
horse). -pétamo [Gr. -pétamos, river-
horse], M.: hippopotamus.
ipsilon(ne), -lonne, M.: ipsilon (Greek v),
ipso itire [L.], ADV.: by the law itself.
ira [L.], F.: anger (wrath); grave discord:
aver in —, hate; un’ — di Dio, a wicked
person; esser in —a uno, be hated by
one; esser in — alla sorte, be hated by
fortune (be unfortunate); PL. ire scatenate,
untamed shrews. -condaménte, ADY.:
angrily (passionately). -céndia, F.: ha
bitual anger (wrath). -condidsof, -cén-
do, ADJ.: irascible (choleric). -eandiat
= -condia. -ménto, M.: wrath (choler,
anger).
iranico [fr. Pers.], ADJ. : Iranian.
irà-rej, REFL.: be angry (fume). |l=sef-
bile [L. -scibilis], apJ.: irascible (prone
to anger). -scibilita, F.: irascibility.
-scibilménte, -taménte, ADV.: iras-
cibly (angrily), irfi-to, ADJ.: irate
(angry, enraged).
ireano [Ircania], ADJ.: Ircanian: tigre
—na, Ircanian tiger (person hard of
heart).
irco [L. hircus], M.: he-goat.
ire [L.], DEFECT.§ ; INTR.: go: — per m4
la via, go on badly; se n’ è ito, he is gone
(he is dead).
§Ind.: Pres.t ife. Impf.t #va, ivi, etc.
Pret.t isti; trono. Part. ito.
i-reos [Iris], M.: iris (flag-flower). -ri-
daeee, F. PL.: Ilridace®. f-rit, F:
iris (rainbow). -ridéto, ADJ.: variegated
(many-coloured). -ridare, TR.: give the
colours of the rainbow. |lisride [L.
Iris], F.: Iris, messenger of the gods;
rainbow; iris of the eye; (bot.) iris order.
-ridescénte, ADJ.: iridescent. -ride-
scénza, F.: iridescence. -ridico, PL.
—ci, ADJ.: (chem.) iridic; M.: iridium
(whitish metal).
ironia
i-ronfa [L.], F.: irony. -ronicaménte,
ADV.: ironically. -rémico, ADJ.: iron-
ical. -rosaménte, ADV.: irefully (an-
grily). -réso, ADJ.: ireful (wrathful).
-rrabiosito}, ADJ.: enraged.
irraccontabile [in-, r..], ADJ.: that can-
not be related.
irra-diaménto, M.: irradiation. ||-did-
re [L.], TR.: irradiate (illuminate with
rays); INTR.: shine. -didto, PART.: ra-
diant (shining).
irrafrenfibilej, ADJ.: unrestrainable.
irrag-giaménto, M.: irradiation (ema-
nation of rays). |legiare [irradiare],
TR.: irradiate (illuminate). -gidto, PART.:
irradiated (illuminated). -giatére, M.:
enlightener (illuminator); instructor.
irragionévo-le [in-, r. .], ADI.: unrea-
sonable. -lézza, F.: unreasonableness.
-Iménte, ADV.: unreasonably.
irranei-diménto, M.: rancidness. ||-di-
re [in, rancido], INTR.: become rancid.
irrappresentabile [in-, r. .], ADJ.: ir-
representable.
irrazio-nabile{, ADJ.: irrational (un-
reasonable). -nabilità{, F.: irrational-
ness. -nabilméntef, ADV.: irration-
ally. |l-male [L. -nalis], apJ.: irrational
(unreasonable). -malita, F.: irrational-
ity (unreasonableness). -nalménte,
ADV.: irrationally (unreasonably).
irreconeilidbi-le [in-, r. .], aADJ.: ir-
reconcilable (implacable). -lità, F.: ir-
reconcilableness. -Iménte, ADV.: irrec-
oncilably.
irrecuperdbi-le [in-, r. .], ADJ.: irre-
cuperable (irrecoverable). -1ménte, ADV.:
irrecuperably.
irrecusaébi-le [in-, r. .], ADI. : irrecusa-
ble. -lménte, ADV.: irrecusably.
irreden-tismo, M.: ‘irredemption-ism’
(political movement for unification in
Italy). -tista, M.: ‘irredemptionist.’ |lir-
redén-to [in-, r..], ADJ.: unredeemed
(lacking liberty).
irredimible [in-,r..], ADJ.: irredeemable.
irrefragaébi-le [L. -lis], ADJ.: irrefra-
gable (unanswerable). -lità, F.: irrefra-
gableness. -lménte, ADV.: irrefragably.
irrefrangibile [in-, r. .], ADJ.: irre-
frangible. ”
irrefrenabi-le [in-, r..], ADJ.: unre-
strainable. -Iménte, ADV.: in an un-
restrainable manner.
irrefutàbile [L. -lis], apJ.: irrefutable
(undisputable).
irrego-lare [in-, r. .], ADI.: irregular.
-larità, r.: irregularity; incapacity of
administering the sacrament. -larmén-
te, ADV.: irregularly. -lataméntef,
ADV.: in a disorderly manner. -latoj,
ADJ.: irregular (disorderly).
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irreli-giéne [L. -gio], F.: irreligion (im-
piety). -giosaménte, ADV.: irreligious-
ly. -giosità, r.: irreligiousness. -gié-
so, ADI. : irreligious. °
irremefgbilet, ADJ.: irremeable.
irreme-diabile [L. -diabilis], -dévo-
le, ADJ.: irremediable. -diabilménte,
ADV.: irremediably.
irremissibi-le [L. -lis], apJ.: irremis-
sible (unpardonable). -Imémte, ADV.:
irremissibly.
irremovibi-le [in-, r. .], ADJ.: irremov-
able; inflexible. -lita, F.: irremovability.
-Iménte, ADV.: irremovably.
irremune-rabile [L. -rabilis], ADI.: ir-
remunerable. -rato, ADJ.: unrewarded.
irreparabi-le [L. -lis], ADI.: irrepa-
rable. -Iménte, ADV.: irreparably.
irreperibile [in-, +. .], ADJ.: that can-
not be found or met with.
irreprensibi-le [L. -lis], ADI. : irrepre-
hensible (blameless, innocent). -lità, F.:
irreprehensibility. -lménte, ADV.: ir-
reprehensibly.
irreprobaébile}, ADI. : irreprovable (un-
blamable).
irrepugnabi-le [in-, r. .], ADJ.: unques-
tionable. -lità, F.: unquestionableness.
-lménte, ADV.: unquestionably.
irre-quietaménte, ADV.: restlessly.
-quietézza, F.: restlessness. ||-quiéto
[L. -quietus], ADJ.: restless (unquiet, un-
easy). -quietadine = -quietezza.
irresipolire [in, resipola], INTR., REFL. :
take the erysipelas.
irresistibi-le [L. -lis], ADJ.: irresistible.
-lita, F.: irresistibleness. -Iménte,
ADV.: irresistibly.
irresolibile}, ADJ.: irresoluble (insol-
uble); incorruptible.
irreso-lutaménte, ADV.: irresolutely.
-lutézza, F.: irresoluteness. |{-lato
[L. -lutus], ADI.: irresolute; unsolved.
-luziéne, F.: irresolution.
irrespirabile [in-,r..], ADJ.: irrespirable.
irresponsabi-le [in-, r. .], ADJ.: irre-
sponsible. -lità, F.: irresponsibility.
-Iménte, ADV.: irresponsibly.
irre-taméntoj, M.: ensnaring. ||-tire
[in, rete], TR.: catch in a snare or net;
(fig.) ensnare.
irretrattabile = îrritrattabile.
irreveren. .= îrriveren. .
irrevo-cabile [L. -cabilis], ADJ.: irrev-
ocable. -cabilità, F.: irrevocability.
-cabilménte, ADV.: irrevocably (with-
out recall). -céto, ADJ.: not recalled
(not revoked). -chévolet = -cabile.
irricchirej, TR.: enrich; INTR.: become
rich (thrive).
irriconoscibi-le [in-, r. .]), ADI.: un-
recognizable. -lita, r.: irrecognition.
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irricordévole},ADJ.: forgetful (unmind-
ful).
irridere [in, r..], IRR.; TR.: deride (laugh
at, mock).
irriducibile [in-, r. .], ADJ.: irreducible.
irrifles-si6ne, F.: want of reflection
(thoughtlessness). ||-sivo [in-, r. .], ADJ.:
thoughtless.
irri-gabile, ADI.: easy to irrigate. ||-ga-
re [L.], TR.: irrigate (water). -gatére,
M., -gatriee, F.: irrigator (moistener);
machine for irrigating; (med.) injecting
instrument. -gatòrio, ADJ.: that can
irrigate. -gazidne, F.: irrigation.
irrigi-diménto, M.: stiffening (becoming
rigid). ||-dire [in, rigido], TR.: make
rigid; INTR.: stiffen (become rigid).
irriguo [L. -guus, watering], ADJ.: watered
(irrigated). a
irrilevante [in-, r. .], ADJ.: irrelevant.
irrimedi. .} = îrremedi. .
irrimessi. .} = irremissi. .
irrimutàbile [in-, r. .], ADI.: immu-
table.
irri-siéne [L. -sio], F.: derision (scorn,
mockery). -sivo, ADJ.: derisive (scorn-
ful). irri-so, PART. of -dere; derided.
irrisolto} = irresoluto.
irri-sére [-sione], M.: mocker (derider).
-soriaménte, ADV.: derisively (mock-
ingly). -sòrio, ADJ.: derisory.
irri-tabile, ADJ.: irritable. -tabilita,
F.: irritability. -taménto, M.: irrita-
tion (annoyance). |l-tare [L.], TR.: ir-
ritate (exasperate) ; stimulate (urge on);
REFL.: become angry. -tativo, ADJ.:
irritating (provoking). -tatére, M., -ta-
triee, F.: provoker (exciter). -tazion-
eélla, dim. of -tazione. -taziéne, F.:
irritation (provocation).
frrito [L. irritus (in-, ratus, ratified)],
ADI. : vain (null, void).
irritrattàbi - le [L. ir-retractabilis],
ADJ.: that cannot be retracted or with-
drawn. -lità, F.: state of not being re-
tractable.
frritrosire [in, ritroso], INTR.: become
obstinate (grow stubborn).
irriuscibi-le [in-, r. .], ADJ.: that can-
not succeed. -lità, F.: unsuccessfulness.
irrivelabile [in-, r..], ADJ.: irrevealable.
irrive-rénte [L. irreverens], ADJ.: ir-
reverent (disrespectful). -renteménte,
ADV.: irreverently. -rènza, F.: irrever-
ence (disrespect).
irrogaé-re [L.], TR.:
-ziòne, F.: infliction.
irrémpere [in-, r. .], IRR.; TR.: burst into
(rush violently into).
ivrorfre [L.], TR. : bedew ; wet (sprinkle).
irrubindref, TR.: rubify (make red like
the ruby).
irricordevole
inflict (impose).
ispettorato
irruénte [L. ir-ruens (ruere, rush),
ADJ.: rushing in (bursting in).
irruggini. . = arruggini. .
irrugiaddre}, TR.: cover with dew;
sprinkle.
irruvidire [in, ruvido], TR. : make harsh
or rough; INTR., REFL.: become rough
(grow rude).
irruzione [irrompere], F.: irruption (sud.
den invasion, inroad).
ir-suto [L. hirsutus, rough, shaggy], ADI:
hirsute (hairy). -stizie, F.: hirsuteness
(hairiness). ir-to [L. hirtus], ADI. : shag-
gy; rough. a
isabèllat, m. : Isabel colour (light bay),
isapot = isopo.
isa-gòge [Gr. eisagogé], F.: isagoge (in-
troduction), -gégico, ADI.: isagogic.
ish. ., ise. . = sb. ., sc..
is-chiade, F.: sciatica (hip-gout). -ehid-
dico, -chiftico, ADI: ischiadic
|lis-chio [Gr. ischion], M.: (anat.) ischion;
holm oak.
iser. . = inser. .
iscusato [scusare], ADJ.: excused,
isd.. = sd..
isg.. = sg..
isl.. = sl..
isla-mismo [fr. Arab.], M.: Islamism
-mita, ADJ.: Mohammedan. -mitico,
ADJ.: Islamitic.
ism. ., isn. . = sm.., SN.
is-o. . [Gr. isos, equal]: -ocronigmo, M.:
isochronism. -derono ([Gr. chrénos,
time], ADJ.: isochronal (uniform). -égo-
no [Gr. génos, angle)], ADJ.: isogonic.
-ogòniche, F. PL.: isogonic lines.
iso-la [L. insula], F.: island (isle) ; group
of houses isolated from all others. -la-
bile, ADJ.: isolable. -laménto, M:
isolation. -lano, M.: islander. -lante,
ADJ.: insulating; M.: insulator. -lare,
TR.: isolate; insulate; REFL.: separate
one’s self from society. -lério, M:
book which describes islands; number of
islands. -lato, M.: isolated house (iso-
lated quarter); PART.: isolated (solitary).
-latére, M., -latriece, F.: isolator; in-
sulator (non-conducting stool). -létta,
-lina, dim. of -la. -létto, M.: islet.
isònne (a) [?], ADV.: abundantly (in great
quantity).
isòpo = issopo.
is-o. . [Gr. isos, equal]: -òscele [skélos,
leg], ADJ.: isosceles (with two equal sides).
-òtere (Gr. théros, summer], ADI.: is0-
theral. -otérmiche [thérmos, heat],
ADJ.: isothermal.
ispdnico [L. Hispania, Spain], ApJ:
Spanish.
isp. ., cf. also sp..
ispe-ttoréto, M.: inspector’s office; room
ispettore
or residence of the inspector. ||-tté-
re [L. in-spector], M.: inspector (superin-
tendent) ; (rail.) — dell'atrio, inspector
of the railway station. -ttriee, F.:
inspectress. -zionare, TR.: inspect (ex-
amine). -zidne, F.: inspection; over-
seeing.
ispi-dézza, F.: roughness (ruggedness) ;
hairiness. |lispi-do [L. hispidus], ADI.:
rough (rugged) ; shaggy; thorny (bushy).
ispi-rabile, ADJ.: inspirable. |l-rare
[L. in-spirare (breathe)], TR.: inspire
with (suggest, arouse) ; inspire (animate) ;
induce (counsel) ; suggest; REFL.: get in-
spiration; breathe. -ratére, M., -ra-
trice, F.: inspirer. -razioneélla, dim.
of -razione. -raziéne, F.: inspiration.
isq.. = sq..
israe-lita [/srael], M.: Israelite.
co, ADJ.: Israelitic.
issat, ADY.: now (at this instant).
issdre [l. Ger. hissen], TR.: (naut.) hoist
(lift up).
issofatto = ipso facto.
issòpo [L. hyssopus], M.: (bot.) hyssop.
ist. ., cf. also st. .
istan-taneaménte, ADV.: instanta-
neously. -taneita, F.: instantaneousness.
-tàneo, ADJ.: instantaneous. |listan-te
[L. in-stans], M.: instant (moment); ADJ.:
instant (pressing, urgent); presentt: @
ogni —, frequent (often); essere in —t,
be imminent. -teménte, ADV.: instant-
ly. istan-za, F.: instance (solicitation);
request; (law) judgment.
istare = instare.
istate = state.
is-térico [L. hystericus, pertaining to
the womb], ADJ.: hysteric (hysterical).
-terismo, M.: hysteria.
is-tessaménte, ADV.: in the same man-
ner. -tésso [stesso], ADJ.: same (self).
isti-gaménto, M.: instigation. |l-gare
[L. instigare], TR.: instigate (stimulate,
-liti-
incite). -gatére, M., -gatrice, F.: in-
stigator. -gaziéne, F.: instigation.
istillare = instillare.
istin-tivaménte}, ADV.: instinctively.
-tivo, ADJ.: instinctive. |listin-to [L.
instinetus], M.: instinct (natural im-
pulse).
isti-tuire [L. in-stituere], TR.: institute
(establish) ; instruct; undertake (begin).
-tato, M.: institution; religious order ;
PART. of -tuire; instituted. -tutére,
M., -tutriee, F.: institutor; preceptor
or preceptress. -tuzidne, F.: institu-
tion; instruction ; foundation; PL.: polit-
ical organism ; beginning of a science.
Ist-mico, ADI. : Isthmian. ||ist-mo [Gr.
isthmés], M.: isthmus.
isto-logia [Gr. histés, tissue, légos, trea-
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tise], F.: histology. -lògico, ADI.: his-
tological. i
istò-ria [L. historia], F.: history (ac-
count, story). -ridle}, ADJ.: historical.
-rialméntef, ADV.: historically. -ria-
re, TR.: ornament (embellish). -rica-
ménte, ADV.: historically. istò-rico,
ADJ.: historic; M.: historian. -riétta,
F.: historiette (brief recital, tale). -rid-
grafo, M.: historiographer (historian) ;
ADJ.}: historical.
istrad. . = strad..
e al ADJ.: extracted; concave (hol-
ow).
istriee [Gr. histrix], M.: hedgehog (por-
cupine): penna d’ —, porcupine quill; pare
un —, he appears to be a porcupine (i.e.,
intractable).
istriodomia, F.: art of sailing.
istri-6ne [L. histrio], M: histrion (actor,
player). -onésco, ADJ.: histrionical. -oni-
caménte, ADV.: histrionically. -ònico,
pl. -onict ADJ.: histrionic (theatrical).
istruire [L. in-struere], IRR. (cf. con-
struire); TR.: instruct (teach); inform;
advise (counsel): — un affare, prosecute
an affair.
istrumen-tale, ADJ.: instrumental. -ta-
re, TR.: compose (operatic music); play
upon an instrument. -tario, M.: case
for musical instruments; maker of mu-
sical instruments}. -taziéne, F.: musi-
cal score. |listrumén-to [L. instru-
mentum], M.: instrument (tool, imple-
ment); deed; PL.: arms.
istru-ttivaménte, ADV.. instructively.
-ttivo, ADJ.: instructive. -ttére, M.:
instructor. -ttòria, F.: (leg.) instruction.
-ttòrio, ADJ.: instructive. |l-ziédne
[-ire], F.: instruction (education); infor-
mation; (leg.) acts necessary to prosecute
a case.
istupi-dire [stupido], INTR.: become stu-
pid; TR.: stupify (make stupid). -dito,
PART. : stupified (senseless, dull).
isv.. = sv..
ita-eismo [Gr. letter eta],. M.: itacism
(pronunciation of the Gr. 7 as 1).
Ità-lia, r.: Italy. -liamaeeio, disp.
of -liano. -lianaménte, ADV.: after
the Italian manner: scrivere —, write
good Italian. -lianàrej = -lianiz-
zare. -lianeggidre, INTR.: speak in
the Italian manner. -lianismo, M.:
Italianism. -lianità, F.: Italian char-
acter. -lianizzàre, TR.: Italianize (ren-
der into Italian); affect (Italian manners).
-liàno, ADJ., M.: Italian; ADV.: all’ —na,
in the Italian manner. -lieismo, M.:
Italicism. ità-lico, pl. —ci, ADJ.: Italic
(Italian): lingue -liche, languages of an-
cient Italy. it&-lo = -liano.
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ftemi, ADV.: item; also; likewise; again.
iterà-re [L. -re (iter, again)], TR.: iterate
repeat). -taménte, ADV.: repeatedly.
-zi6nej F.: reiteration (repetition).
itineradrio [L. ifiner, course], M.: itin-
erary (description of a journey); way.
ito, PART. of ire.
itté-rico, pl.-rici [Gr. ikteros, yellow of
the skin], ADJ.: icterical (jaundiced). -ri-
zia, F.: jaundice.
ittiòfago, pl. —gi [Gr. ichthuo-phdgos],
ADJ.: fish-eating; M.: fish-eater.
ittio-logia [Gr. ichthuo-logia, fish-trea-
tise], F.: ichthyology. -lògico, ADJ.: ich-
thyological. ittiò-logo, pl. —gi, M.:
ichthyologist.
inbiléof, M.: jubilee.
iudicérej = giudicare.
iugero [L. -rum], M.: fourth part of an
acre (juger).
iugo [L. -gum], M.: yoke; slavery.
iugulare [L. -laris], aDJ.: jugular.
iuniòre [L. -nior], M.: junior (younger).
ida-raj, F.: conspiration (plot). |lia-re
[L. jus], M.: law; right. -ridico, ADI.:
juridical (legal). -ridiziéne, r.: juris-
diction.
iuspatronatof, M.: patronage.
iusquidmof, M.: (bot.) henbane.
iussiéne [L. -ssio], F.: order (command);
summons.
just. . = giust..
ivi [L. ibi], aDv.: there (in that place);
there}: — entro, within. -rittat, ADV.:
there (just there).
fzzaj, F.: anger (wrath).
“appare, TR.: dig around or about;
08.
item
K
k cappa or (pop.) ca [L., Gr.], m.: k (the
letter). Used only in some foreign proper
nouns.
L
1 élle [L.], M.: 1 (the letter).
1’, for la (before vowel or h), or lo.
la: [L. illa], F., ART.: the; PR.: her, it;
you.
la 2 [la- of labii, in a hymn], M.: (mus.) la.
là [L. iMac], ADV. : there; further on: —
intorno, thereabout; più —, further that
way; andare in —, go on or forwards;
defer (procrastinate); entrar troppo in—,
go too far; enlarge too much; saper più
—, know better; be more cunning.
labar-da [alabarda], r.: HALBERD. -da-
ta, F.: blow or thrust of a halberd.
laco
làbaro [L. -rum], M.: labarum (Roman
standard).
lab-biat, F.: face, aspect (as pl. of -bro)
lips. -bidle, -bato = labiale, labiato.
lab-bràta, F.: slap on the mouth. -bra-
téne, aug. of -brata. -brétto, -bret-
tino, car. dim. of -bro. |l=bro, pl, -bri,
-bra [L. -brum], M.: uP; (fig) brim,
edge. -bréna, F.: thick-lipped woman.
-bréne, M.: disp. aug. of -bro; thick.
lipped person. -briieeio, -brizzo, car.
dim. of -bro.
là-bej [L. -bes (labi, fall)], F.: stain
(spot). -befatto [L. be-factus], ADI.:
labefied (tottered, shaken, weakened),
laberinto [Gr. -birinthos], M.: labyrinth,
la-biale [L. -bium, LIP], ADI., M.: labial,
-biato, ADI. : labiate.
lébi-le [L. -lis (labi, fall)], ADI.: easily
falling or sliding; slippery; transitory.
-lità, r.: slipperiness; caducity.
labiodentàle [L. labium, Lip, It. den-
tale], ADJ., M.: labiodental.
labirinto, pop. = laberinto.
labo-ratòrio, M.: laboratory. ||labé=ret
[L. -r], m.: labour (work, fatigue). -rio-
saménte, ADV.: laboriously. -riosis-
simo, ADJ.: very (or most) laborious,
-riosita, F.: laboriousness. -riéso,
ADI. : laborious.
lacca [Pers. lak (red ink)], F.: lacquer;
blow: cera —, sealing-wax.
lacca2 [?Gr. laké, ditch], F.: low place;
bank; haunch.
laceétto,M.: dim. of laccio; esp. knotted
strip (of ribbon or leather).
lac-ché [Fr. laquais], M.: lackey (foot-
man). -chezzino, car. dim. of -chezzo.
-chézzo, [?], M.: dainty bit (tidbit);
allurement (charm) ; smart saying (jest).
lacchéttaj1, dim. of -ca2.
lacchétta} 2 [racchetta], F.: racket (bat-
tledore).
laeecia}, F.: shadfish: a prima —, at the
beginning of spring (the shad migrating
then).
lae-eifia, F.: large lasso. [I=eio [L. la-
queus, snare], M.: LASSO; gin (snare; de-
ceit). -eiolétto, -ci(u)òlo, dim. of -cio.
laee-rabile, ADJ.: lacerable (tearable).
-raménto, M.: laceration (tearing); out-
rage (insult). ||=-rdre [L.], TR.: lacerate
(tear, rend); outrage (slander). -ratére,
M., -ratriee, F.: lacerator; defamer.
-raziéne, F.: laceration (tearing) ; slan-
der. lace-ro, ADI.: lacerated (torn);
defamed; M.: wear (decay).
laeèrt..} = lucert. .
laeèrto [L. -tus], M.: lacertus (muscle of
the upper arm).
l&ei}, ADV.: there (in that place).
lacoj [L. -cus], M.: (poet.) lake.
laconicamente
laco-nicaménte, ADV.: laconically (con-
cisely). Illacò-nico, pl. -ci [-nicus (Gr.
lékon, Laconian, Spartan)], ADI.: laconic
(concise, brief). -mismo, M.: laconism.
lécri-ma [L.-ma],F.: TEAR. -méabilef,
ADJ.: lamentable (mournful, worthy of
tears). -male, ADJ.: lachrymal. -man-
te, ADJ.: in tears (weeping). -mare,
INTR.: shed tears (weep); deplore (bewail).
-màto, ADJ.: bewailed (wept for, mourned
for), -matéio, M.: tear-gland. -cri-
matòrio, ADJ.: lachrymatory. -mazié-
ne, F.: lachrymation (weeping produced
by disease of the eye). -métta, car.
dim. of -ma. -mévole, ADJ.: lamenta-
ble (deplorable). -mina, -mino, dim. of
-ma, -mosaménte, ADV.: with tears
(mournfully). -méso, ADJ.: lacrimose
(tearful, weeping); lamentable. -mie-
eia, dim. of -ma.
lao-na [L.], F.: lacuna (gap, space, de-
fect); LAGOON}. -nélet, ADJ.: marshy.
-néso}, ADJ.: full of pools; full of gaps.
-naére, M.: lacunez (sunken panels in ceil-
ing). lacd-stre, ADI.: lacustral (found
in lakes).
ladino [latino], aps.: Ladinian ; M.: Ladin
(dialect in Tyrol, etc.).
laddé-ve [lî, dove], ADV.: there where;
while; on the contrary; CONJ.}: provided
that. -viinque, ADV.: everywhere.
lado{, aDJ.: ugly; base (mean).
la-dra, F.: thief; inside pocket. -drac-
chiòla, -dracchiòlo, dim. of -dro.
-dràeeio, disp. of -dro. -dramén-
te, ADV.: thievishly; rascally. -dre-
ria, F.: theft (stealing). -drino, dim.
of -dro. ||-dro [L. -tro], M.: thief (rob-
ber); candle-waster (broken wick wasting
the candle); ADJ.: villainous; wretched ;
ugly (disagreeable): al —, thief! stop
thief! -droeinio, M.: theft (robbery
on a large scale). -dronàia, F.: thiev-
ing; cheating. -drondia, F.: gang of
thieves; robbery. -drondta, F.: theft
(thievish actions). -droneélla, dim. of
-dra. -droneelleria, F.: petty theft;
larceny. -droneéllo, dim. of -dro.
-dréne, M.: aug. of -dro; highwayman
(robber, bandit): — di mare, pirate.
-dronéeeio, -dronéggio, M.: thiev-
ing; cheating. -droneggiaref, INTR.:
thieve (rob). -dromeria, F.: robbing
(an employer, etc.), cheating, thievery.
-dronescaménte, ADV.: thievishly ;
knavishly. -dronésco, ADJ.: thievish;
knavish. -drfieeio, disp. dim. of -dro.
-drancolo, disp. dim. of -dro.
lagéna [L.], F.: stone-jar (pitcher for
wine, oil, etc.).
laggiù (la, giù], apv.: there below (yon-
der); far off.
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-ghétto,
lambrusco
la-ghettino, dim. of -ghetto.
car. dim. of lago.
lé-gnaj, F.: pain (anguish); affliction
(trouble). -gnaméntot, M.: complaint
(moan). -gnaénza, F.: complaint; grief.
ll-gmaére [L. laniare, rend], REFL.:
grieve; complain (moan). -gnévole,
ADJ.: plaintive; doleful. -gmo, M.: grief;
complaint (lamentation). -gnosamén-
te}, ADV.: mournfully. -gnésof, ADI.:
mournful; plaintive.
l4-go [L. -cus], M.: fresh-water LAKE: -ghi
del cuore, (anat.) ventricles. -géne,
M.: aug. of -go; lagoon; pl. -goni, pools of
boiling water on volcanic land.
lagrim. . = lacrim..
la-gùmej, F.: swamp (morass, marsh,
fen). |l-gama [L. -cuna (lacus, lake)],
F.: lagoon; pool.
lài [Fr.], PL. M.: (poet.) plaint; lay (popu-
lar ballad).
lai-cdle, ADJ.: laical (profane). -ca(1)-
ménte, ADJ.: laically (secular). -cdto,
M.: laymen. -eita,F.: laity. -eizzàre,
tr.: make laic. ||l&i=co, pl. -ci [L.
-cus], ADJ.: LAY (secular); ignoranti;
M.: laymanj: frate —, lay-brother.
lai-daménte, ADV.: uglily; indecently.
-ddrej{, TR.: soil (stain). -dézza, F.:
ugliness; indecency. -direj = -dére.
-dissimo, ADJ.: very (or most) ugly.
-ditàj, F.: ugliness; deformity. ||lai-
do [Ger. leid (ak. to Eng. loth)], ADI.:
ugly (repulsive); indecent; M.: = -dezza.
-dame, M.: mass of ugly things (loath-
some heap).
laldare} = laudare.
lama [L.], F.: swamp (bog, fen).
lamaz2 [L. -mina], F.: sword-blade;
platet: una buona —, good swordsman.
lama 3, pl. -mi [fr. Thib.], M.: lama (chief
priest of Thibetans).
léma4 [Peruv.], M.: lama (South-Am.
animal).
lamàeeia, disp. of lamaz.
lambénte [L.-bens], ADI.: lambent (lick-
ing); sliding.
lambic-caménto, M.: distillation; close
examination (study). -care, TR.: distilf;
examine closely; REFL.: examine one’s
self, puzzle: -carsi il cervello, puzzle
one’s brain. -ceato}, M.: distilled portion
(extract). -ecatére, M.: brain-puzzler
(deep thinker). -catara, F.: brain puz-
zling. ||lambic-co [Ar. al-anbig], M.:
alembic (still).
lam-biméntoj, m.: licking; lapping.
ll-bire [L. -bere], TR.: lick; LAP. -biti-
vo, M.: lambative.
lam-brasca [L. labrusca], F.: wild grape.
-bruscàre, REFL.: to grow wild. -braé-
sco, M.: wine of Bologna and Modena.
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lamél-lat [L.], F.: lamella (scale). -l&-
re, ADJ.: lamellar (fiat and thin).
lamen-téàbile, ADI. : lamentable. -ta-
bilménte, ADv.: lamentably. -tamén-
to {, M., -tànza, F.: lament (complaint).
Il=tare [L. -tari], tR.: lament (complain).
-tàto, ADJ.: lamented (complained). -ta-
tére, M.: lamenter (complainer). -ta-
tério}, ADJ.: lamentable (plaintive,
mournful). -tatriee, F.: lamenter.
-tazioneélla, dim. of -tazione. -ta-
zione, F.: lamentation; Lamentations
(Old Testament). -tévole, ADJ.: lament-
able (plaintive). -tevolménte, ADV.:
lamentably. -tio, M.: prolonged lamen-
tation. lamé-nto, M.: lament (wailing).
-tosaménte, ADV.: lamentably. -téso,
ADJ.: lamentable (mournful).
lamét-ta, dim. of lamaz.
of -ta.
lamia}, F.: shark; also = lammia.
la-mièra, r.: metal plate; breastplatet.
-mierino, M.: thin metal plate. -mie-
réne, M.: heavy plate. ||la-mina [L.],
F.: lamina (thin metal plate). -minfre,
TR.: laminate (cover with plates). -mi-
natéio, M.: machine for laminating.
-minataira, F.: lamination. -mine-
ria, F.: laminating shop. -minétta,
dim. of -mina. -minéso, ADJ.: lami-
nated (plated).
lammiaj{ [L. lamia],F.: sorceress (witch);
nymph; fabulous animal.
lam-pay [L. -pas], F.: light; splendour.
lam-pada [L.], F.: lamp (light). -pa-
d4rio, M.: altar-lamp. -padétta, -pa-
dina, dim. of -pada. lam-pana, F.:
church-lamp (light). -panfio,m.: lamp-
maker; lamp-lighter. -pamétta, dim. of
-pana. -panino, M.: dim. of -panetta;
(esp.) starlight. -panéggiot, M.: moon-
light. -pante, ADI.: bright (clear, limpid).
-pàrej = -peggiare. -peggiaménto,
M..: light (lustre, flash). -peggidnte,
ADJ.: luminous (resplendant). -peggia-
re, INTR.: lighten (shine, flash, glitter).
-péggioj, M.: flash; lightning. -pio-
nàio, M.: street-lamplighter. -pionei-
no, dim. of -pione. -piéne, M.: street-
lamp; carriage-lamp; porch-lamp. lam-
po, M.: lightning; flash.
lampone [?], M.: raspberry.
lampré-da [L. lampetra], r.: lamprey.
-dòtto, M.: dim. of -da; intestines of
slaughtered animals.
lé-na [L.], F.: wool (fleece). -naggio,
M.: raw wool. -nai(u)òlo, M.: worker in
wools ; wool-dealer.’ -matof, ADJ.: woolly.
lan-ee} [L. lanz], F.: balance (scales).
-eélla, dim. of -ce.
lan-eeolato, ADJ.: lanceolate. -eétta,
r.: lancet; hand of a watch. -eettàta,
-tina, dim.
lanugine
F.: lance-thrust; lance-wound. -eetti.
na, dim. of -cetta. |lAn-eia [L. -cea],
F.: lance (spear); lancer ; long-boat. -età.
bile, ADJ.: lanceable. -eidio, M.: lance-
maker. -eiaméntof, M.: lancing (thrust-
ing, darting). -eiàre, TR.: lance (thrust,
dart); REFL.: rush upon (fall upon). -eté-
ta, F.: lance-wound (thrust). -eiatéia,
F.: bird-snare. -eiatére, M., -eiatri-
ee, F., -eiéro, M.: lancer (knight),
-eièrot, ADJ.: armed with a lance. lan-
eid, M.: leap (bound). -eiòlat, dim. of
-cla. -eibne, aug. of -cia. -eioniére},
M.: lancer. -etiottaret, TR.: wound
with a lance. -etottatat, F.: lance-
thrust. -eiòdttot, M.: short lance (jave
lin). -eiudlat = -ciola.
landa [Ger. land], F.: land; fiat country.
landraj, F.: prostitute.
landò [Ger. city Landau], m.:
(coach, carriage).
landréne [androne], u.:
portal).
la-neria [-na], F.: large assortment of
wool. -nétta, F.: dim. of -na; inferior
wool,
lanfa [nanfa], ADI.: flavoured with or-
ange-flower extract.
langérej = -guore.
lan-graviato, M.: landgraviate (author-
ity of landgrave). |l-gravio [Ger. land-
graf], m.: landgrave (German nobleman),
lan-gueggiàre}= -guire. -guénte,
ADJ.: languid. -guidaménte, ADV.:
languidly. -guidétto, car. dim. of -gui-
do. -guidézza, F.: languidness (feeble-
ness). *-guidissimo, ADJ.: very (most)
languid. lan-guido, ADJ.: languid (weak,
faint). -guidérej, -guiménto, M.:
languidness (weakness). |l-guire [L.
-guere], INTR.: languish (grow weak, faint).
-guiscèntet, ADJ.: languishing (weak,
faint). -guére, M., -gura, F.: languor
(weakness, faintness).
lanià-rej [L.], TR.: laniate (rend, tear).
-téref, M.: killer of beasts.
lanièrej, M.: lanneret (hawk).
la-nîferoj, ADJ.: laniferous (bearing
wool). -nifieioj, ADJ.: woollen, -ni-
gero, ADJ.: lanigerous (bearing wool).
-nina, dim. of -na. -nino, M.: wool
worker; clothier. ||la=mno [L. -na], ADI.:
woollen. -nosità, F.: woolliness. -né-
so, ADJ.: woolly (hairy).
lantér-na [L.], F.: lantern. -ndeeia,
disp. of -na. -naggio, M.: lantern-
duty. -mdiof, M.: lantern-maker. -ni-
na, -nétta, -nino, dim. of -na. -né-
ne, aug. of -na. -nicola, disp. dim.
of -na. -natot, ADJ.: lantern-like (thin,
lean).
la-nigine [L. -nugo (lana, wool)], F.:
landau
corridor (hall,
lanuginoso
down (soft hair). -muginéso, ADI.: la-
nuginous (downy). -ntito, ADJ.: woolly
(downy). -nfizza}, F.: fine wool; soft
hair.
lan-zichenécco [Ger. landsknechi], M.:
lansquenet (foot-soldier). ldam-zo, M.:
German foot-soldier.
laénde [là, onde], ADV.: therefore ; where-
fore; thus.
lapazio [L. -pathum], M.: sorrel (grass).
lapi-da [L. -pis], F.: stone. -dabile,
ADJ.: worthy of being stoned. -dare,
TR.: stone. -daria, F.: lapidation; art
of writing or interpreting inscriptions.
-dario, ADJ.: lapidary; M.: lapidist
(cutter of precious stones). -datére, M.,
-datrice, F.: stone-thrower. -daziò-
ne, F.: lapidation (stoning). ldpi-de,
F.: gravestone; precious stone. -’deo,
ADJ.: stony. -descènte, ADJ.: lapides-
cent (petrifying). -dificare, TR.: lapid-
ify (make like stone). -dificaziéne,
F.: lapidification. -diférme, ADJ.: stone-
like. -dina, dim. of -de. -déna, aug.
of -de. -désoj, ADJ.: stony (full of
stones). -Ilaret, TR.: crystallize. la-
pi-llo, M.: small stone; crystallized
matter; broken pieces of lava. -1léso,
ADJ.: crystalline. ldpi-s, (pop.) 14-
pi-sse, M.: leadpencil; lapis (stone); red
chalk (hematite). -slazzaro, -slazzoli,
-slizzolo, -slàzzuli, M.: lapis lazuli
(precious stone). -ssaeeio, disp. of
lapîs.
lappe lappe, or lappi l4ppi [echoic],
M.: smacking (of the lips): far — —,
have a longing, long.
lap-pola [L.-pa], F.: burdock. -polét-
ta, -polina, dim. of -pola. -polAua,
-poléne, aug. of -pola.
laqueatoj, ADJ.: vaulted.
lar-daeeio, disp. of -do. -dare = -del-
lare. -datoj, ADJ.: larded; greasy.
-datéioj, M.: larding-pin. -datira,
F.: larding (stuffing with bacon or pork).
-dellare, tr.: lard (stuff with bacon).
-dellàto, ADJ.: larded. -dellatara,
F.: larding. -dellétto, -dellino, dim.
of -dello. -déllo, M.: piece of bacon or
pork. ||lar-do [L. -dum], m.: lard (fat:
Eng.} bacon, pork). -déne, M.: salted
pork.
lar-géeeio, disp. aug. of -go. -gamén-
te, ADV. : largely (widely, amply). -ga-
rej, TR.: enlarge (widen, expand). -gheg-
giaménto, .: liberality. -gheggia-
re, INTR.: be liberal; make largesses
(presents). -gheggiatore, M.: liberal
man. -ghétto, ADJ.: dim. of -go; (mus.)
slow. -ghézza, F.: width; liberality ;
abundance ; permissiont. -ghissimo,
ADJ.: very (most) large (wide). -ghitat,
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F.: largeness ; liberality. -giméntof, M.:
liberality. -gire, TR.: give liberally (lav-
ish); bestow (grant). -gita, F.: liberality
(largess). -gitére, M.,-gitriee, F.: lib-
eral giver; granter. -gizione, r.: largi-
tion (gift). |[laxr-go [L. -gus], ADI.: large
(wide, broad); liberal (generous, open-
handed); ADpv.: largely, broadly; M.:
space; breadth (latitude). -géeeio, aug.
of -go. -goveggénte}, ADI.: far-sighted.
-gura, F.: space (wide extent).
lari [L. -res], M.: lares (household gods).
làri-ee [L. -x], F.: larch (tree). -einof,
ADJ.: of the larch.
larin-ge [Gr. lérunx], F.: larynx. la-
rin-geo, ADJ.: laryngeal. -gite, F.:
laryngitis. -gotomia, F.: laryngotomy.
lar-va [L.], F.: ghost (phantom); larva;
mask}. -vataménte, ADV.: secretly.
-vato, ADJ.: masked (hidden, concealed).
lasà-gna [L.-num, cooking vessel], F.:
macaroni. -gnéioj, M.: macaroni-maker
(seller). -gnino, ADJ.: with large leaves
(of a cabbage). -gnéne, M.: simpleton
(stupid fellow, ninny).
là-sca [?], F.: roach (fish). -schétta, dim.
of «sea.
la-schità, F.: idleness (laziness); vile-
ness. -sciaménto, M.: leaving (aban-
doning); legacy. -scia=passàre, M.:
written pass. |l-sctare [L. laxare], TR.:
abandon (leave, forsake); bequeath; al-
low (suffer, permit); REFL.: allow one’s
self; abandon one’s self. -sciata, F.:
leaving (abandoning). -scibile, ADI.:
dissolute (lax, debauched). 1&-scio, M.:
will (legacy); leash. lé-scito, M.: lega-
cy. -scivat, F.: wantonness. -sciva-
ménte, ADV.: lasciviously (wantonly).
-scivanza = -scivia. -scivia, F.: las-
civiousness. -scivaret = -scivire. -sci-
virej, INTR.: become lascivious. -scivi-
tà, F.: lasciviousness. -scivo, ADJ.:
lascivious. la-seof, ADJ.: LAX (lazy,
idle); weak (languid).
lAs-sat, F.: LEASH (for hounds). -sfre =
lasciare. -sativo, ADJ.: laxative. -sato,
ADJ.: abandoned (left, forsaken); allow
(permit); bequeath. -saziénef, -sézza,
F.: lassitude (languor, weakness). -si-
smo, M.: laxity (slackness); religious be-
lief. lds-sito, M.: legacy. -situdinef,
F.: lassitude (weariness). [|las-so [la-
gus], ADJ.: tired (fatigued, weary); un-
lastricare
happy.
las-sù [/d, su], ADV.: there above. -stisot
= SÌ.
la-stra [? ak. to Eng. plaster], F.: flat
stone (for paving); slate; plate-glass.
-strai(u)òlo, M.: paver. -strétta,
-strettina, dim. of -stra. -strica-
ménto, M.: pavement. -stricare, TR.:
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pave. -stricdto, ADI.: paved; M.: pave-
ment. -stricatére, M.: paver. -stri-
catara, F.: paving; pavement. lé-
strico, pl. —chi or —ci, M.: pavement:
ridursi sul —, bring one’s self to beg-
gary. -stréne, aug. of -stra. -strie-
eia, disp. of -stra.
la-tébra [L. (-tere, hide)], F.: hiding-
place (dark recess, den); obscurity. -te-
bréso}, ADJ.: hidden (dark, concealed).
-ténte, ADJ.: LATENT (hidden, concealed).
-tenteméntet, ADV. : latently (secretly,
furtively).
late-rale [L. -ralis], ADI. : lateral. -ral-
ménte, ADV.: laterally (sidewise).
làte-re{ [L.], INTR.: lie hidden (con-
cealed). -rinat = latrina.
laterizio [L. -itius (later, brick)], ADI.:
lateritious (like or of bricks).
latézza} [L. -tus], F.: latitude (width,
extent).
latibulo [L. -bulum (latere, hide)], M.:
lurking place; secret (mystery).
laticlavio [L. -vium], Mm. : laticlave (Ro-
man badge).
latifondo [L. -fundium], M. : vast estate.
lati-naménte, ADV.: Eng.{ latinly (in a
Latin way); clearly}. -neggiàre, INTR.:
latinize. -nîsmo, M.: latinism. -nista,
pl. —ti, M.: latinist. -mita, r.: latinity.
-nizzaménto, M.: latinization. -niz-
zàre, TR.: latinize. |lati-no [L.-nus],
ADJ.: Latin; clear (plain, intelligible){;
comfortable (commodious)}; M.: Latin
language; ADV.: in the Latin way, Latin.
-nérum, disp. of -no. -nieeio, M.:
disp. of -no; Latin exercise.
lati-tànte, ADJ.: latitant (hid, concealed,
latent). |l-taret [L. latere, hide], INTR.:
lie hidden.
la-titadine, F.: latitude. |[la-to1 [L.
-tus], M.: side; place; part: a —}{, be-
side; da —, aside (apart); in ogni —,
on all sides. 14-to2, ADJ.: wide (broad,
large, extended).
latomiaf, F.: marble quarry.
latoére [L. -tor], M.: bearer (porter).
la-trabilita, F.: barking quality. -tra-
ménto, M.: barking. ||-trare [L.],
INTR.: bark (Eng. latrate). -trato, M.:
bark. -tratére, M.: barker.
latria [L.], F.: latria (worship of God
as distinguished from worship of saints).
latrice [L. latrix], F.: bearer (porter).
latrina [L. (latere, hide)], F.: latrine, privy.
la-tro [L.] M.: (poet.) thief (robber).
-troeinio, M.: LARCENY (theft; Eng.}
latrociny). -troeino, ADJ.: villainous
(wicked, abominable).
latta 1 [Ger. latte], F.: LATTEN (tin, sheet
of iron).
latta2 [?], F.: blow on the head (slap).
lastricato
laureando
Jat-tdia, F.: milk. -téio, M.: milk.
seller; ADJ.: abundant in milk. -taidlo,
M.: milk-tooth; ADJ.: pertaining to milk.
tooth. -taiuòlat, F.: yellow succo
(herb). -taiuòlo, M. : milk-tooth. -tante,
ADI. : suckling (nursing, Eng. lactant),
-tare, TR.: give suck. -tata, F.: or-
geat (flavouring extract). -tato, ADI:
milky (Eng.} lactary); milk-white; x:
salt. -tatriee, F.: wet-nurse. ||lét=
te [L. lac], M.: milk (the drink; white
juice, LATEX): fiore di —, cream; fra-
tello di —, foster-brother. -teggiànte,
ApJ.: milky; full of white juice. -teg-
gidre, INTR.: blend colours (painting).
-tèntet, ADI. : sucking (suckling). lat-
teo, ADJ.: lacteous (milky): via -tea,
milky way. -teria, F.: dairy. -teruò-
lo}, M.: curds and whey; curdled milk,
-tieinio, m.: milk-food. -tieinéso;,
ADI.: milky; milk-white. lét-tico, ADI.:
lactic. -tifero, ADJ.: lactiferous (bear-
ing milk). -tifieio, M.: white juice of
unripe figs. -tifago, M.: lactifuge (medi-
cine). -tiginéso, ADJ.: milky. -time,
m.: scab (of children). -timéso, ADI:
scurfy (scurvy). -tivéndolo, M.: milk-
seller.
lat-tonare, TR.:
-tonadta, F.: blow.
-ta 2.
lat-ténzo [-te], M.: sucking calf. -tén-
zolo = -ionzo. -tosceòpio, M.: lacto-
scope.
lattovaro [L. electuarium], M. : electuary
(medicine).
lattu-cario, M.: lactucarium (thickened
juice of lettuce). |llatta-ga [L. lactuca],
F.: lettuce. -gaeeia, disp. of -ga.
-gieeio, M.: kind of flower. -ghina,
car. dim. of -ga. -géna, -géne, aug.
of -ga.
léu-da, (poet.) ||-de [L. laus], F.: laud
(praise, eulogy, worship). -débile,
ADJ.: laudable (praiseworthy, commenda-
ble). 5
laudano [Gr. lédanon], M. : laudanum.
lau-dare, TR. : laud (praise, extol). -da-
tivaménte, ADV.: laudably (commend-
ably). -dativo, ADJ.: lauding (praising).
-datòrio, ADJ.: laudatory (containing
praise). ldu-de (poet.) =-da. -dé-
mio, M.: fee for renewal of leasing con-
tract. -dése, M.: chorister (hymn singer).
-dévole, ADJ.: praiseworthy (commend-
able). lau-di, F. (PL.): lauds (Roman
Catholic prayers). ||l&u=do [L. -laus],
M.: praise; sentence (decision).
laanquet [là, unquel, aDv.: wherever.
làu-rea, F.: doctorship; wreath of lau-
rel. -refindo, M.: candidate for doc-
torship; ADJ.: pertaining to candidate
strike (give blows).
ll-téne, aug. of
laureare
for doctorship. -redre, TR.: laureate
(crown with laurel); REFL.: take the
laurel. -reéto, ADJ.: crowned with
laurel; M.: laureate. -reaziénet, F.:
laureation. léu-reo, ADI.: (poet.) of
laurel. -rèolat, F.: spurge-laurel (bay-
tree). -réto, M.: laurel-grove. -rina,
F.: laurine. -rinoj, ADJ.: of laurel.
|la4u-ro [L. -rus], M.: laurel.
lau-taménte, ADV.: magnificently (grand-
ly, sumptuously). -tézza, F.: magnifi-
cence (sumptuousness, splendour). -tis-
simo, ADJ.: very (most) magnificent
(splendid). |ll&u=to [L. -tus], ADJ.: mag-
nificent (splendid, sumptuous).
là-va [L. -vare, wash], F.: lava. -wabi-
le, ADJ.: washable. -vabo, m.: laver
(washing-vessel, basin). -vacdpo, M.:
reprimand (rebuke, scolding). -vaeéei,
M.: dunce (stupid man, numskull); ApJ. :
foolish (stupid). -vécro, M.: bath (wash- |
‘ing-place).
lavagna [?], F.: schist (rock); slate (for
writing, etc.).
lava-mano, —i [-re mano], M.: wash-
basin-stand. -méntof, M.: washing.
lava-nda, F.: washing (bathing); laven-
der. -nddia, F., -ndéio, M., -ndàra,
F.,-ndaro, M.: clothes-washer (launderer).
-nderia, F.: laundry. l|lava-re [L.]
TR.: LAVE (wash, cleanse; bathe); wash
away; LAUNDER. lava-ta, F.: washing
(cleaning). =piàtti, =scodèlle, M.:
scullion (dish-washer). -tina, dim. of -ta.
-tivo, M.: clyster (injection). -téio, M.:
wash-house (laundry). -téra, F., -tére,
M.: washer; bleacher. -ttira, F.: wash-
ing. -ziéne}, F.: washing (wash).
dini ly [?], M.: cooking-vessel (broth-
pot).
lavo-ràbile, ADJ.: workable. -racchia-
re, INTR.: work little and slowly. -xrde-
eio, disp. of -ro. -ràre, INTR.: labour
(work, toil, strive); TR.: work (form, fab-
ricate). -rAnte, ADJ.: working; M.:
workman. -rativo, ADJ.: work (day);
cultivable. -rato, ADJ.: laboured (worked);
ploughed (tilled); m.: ploughed land. -ra-
téioj, ADJ.: arable. -ratére, M., -ra-
triee, r.: labourer (worker, tiller). -ra-
tara, F.: labour (work). -raziéne,
F.: labouring (working, fabricating) ;
ploughing. -réeeioj, M.: labour (work,
toil). -reriat, F.: working place. -ret-
tino, -rétto, dim. of -ro. -ricchià-
re, INTR.: work little and slowly. -rié-
rai, F.: working place. -rino, car. dim.
of -ro. -rio, M.: intense labour (toil,
exertion). |llawé-ro [L. labor], m.: la-
bour (work, toil). -réme, aug. of -ro.
-rucchiare, INTR.: labour little and
slowly. -rieeio, disp. dim. of -ro.
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lazzére [-20], INTR.: jest (joke, make fun).
lazza-rétto = lazzeretto. -rista, M.:
Lazarist (priest). |[Lazza-ro [-rus], M.:
Lazarus; lazar (leper, diseased person).
-rone, M.: lazzaroni (Neapolitan of the
lowest class; vile, abject man).
lazza-ròla = lazzerola. -ròlo, ADI.:
pertaining to the apple-tree.
lazzeggiare [lazzo], INTR.: jest (sport,
make fun).
lazzerétto [Lazzaro], M.: lazaretto (pest-
house, hospital).
lazze=ròla [Ar. zazora], F.: fruit of
medlar-tree. -ròlo, -ruòlof, M.: medlar-
tree.
laz-zétto, car. of -zo. -zézzat, -zitàj,
F.: tartness (sharpness). Ilaz-zo [?],
M.: buffoonery (jesting); tartness (acidity);
strange occurrence; ADJ.: jocose (comi-
cal, droll); tart (acid, sharp).
le, PL. of la; the; them; dat. of ella, to
her; to you.
lef-le [L. legalis], ADJ.: LOYAL (leal, sin-
cere, faithful). -lissimo, ADJ.: very
(or most) loyal. -Iménte, ADV.: loyally
(faithfully, sincerely). -Iltà, F.: loyalty
(faithfulness, sincerity).
leandro [Gr. rhododéndron], M.: OLEAN-
DER.
leàrdo [OFr. liart], ADI.: gray (dapple);
Eng.} liard: — pom(ell)ato, dapple gray.
leàtico [?], m.: black grape.
1éb-bra [L. lepra], F.: leprosy. -bréso,
ADJ.: leprous; M.: leper.
lecca-ménto, M.: licking (lapping). =pe-
stèlli}, =piàtti, m.: glutton; parasite.
leccf-rda, F.: dripping-pan. leccé-r-
doi, ADJ.: greedy (gluttonous). Illeccé=
re [OGer. lecchén], TR.: LICK (lap); skim
(graze); flatter (caress). =scodèlle, M.:
glutton. leccéi-ta, F.: licking. -ta-
ménte, ADV.: affectedly (with too much
nicety, daintily). -tina, dim. of -ta. lec-
cf-to, ADJ.: licked; affected. -tére, M.:
gourmand (glutton); parasite. -tiira, F.:
licking ; slight wound.
lee-eéta, F., |l-eéto [-cio], M.: forest of
holm-oaks; maze. -eétto, dim. of -cio.
lec-cheriaj, F.: greediness; dainties.
ll-ehétto, dim. ofe -co. -chino, M.:
vain young man (dandy).
lée-eia, F.: acorn. ||lée-eio [L. ilex],
M.: ilex (holm-oak, evergreen oak); tim-
ber.
lée-co [-care], M.: daintiness; bribe;
mark (aim, but). -conmeinof, dim. of
“cone. -eéne, M.: gourmand. -coneria,
F.: greediness; dainty dish. -conéssaf,
F.: woman fond of dainties. -conia,
-cornia}, F.: daintiness. -cucchiare,
tR.: lick (lap). -etime, M.: dainty bit
(titbit) ; allurement (temptation).
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leei-taménte, ADV.: licitly (lawfully,
legitimately). -tissimo, ADJ.: very (or
most) lawful. |[léei-to [L. licitus], ADI.:
licit (lawful; legitimate).
lè-dere [L. ledere], DEFECT.§; TR.: offend
(injure, hurt, damage). -dènte, ADJ.:
offending ; injuring.
$ Ind.: Pres. 3. Zede. Impf. ledéva.
ledéi or lési. Subj.: Impf. /edésse.
lèso.
leènat, r.: lioness.
légai [l. L. liga (L. ligare, bind)}, F.:
LEAGUE (alliance, compact); alLoy; liga-
ture: uomo di bassa —, man of mean con-
dition.
légaz [l. L. leuca (Celt.)], F.:
(distance of about 3 Eng. miles).
le-gàeeiaf [L. ligare, bind], F., -gàe-
eio, -gaeeiòlo, M.: tie (string, band);
garter; chain. -gaggiof, m.: list (note);
invoice. -gagiéne, F.: tying (binding).
legà-le [L. -lis], aps.: legal (lawful,
legitimate). -lita, r.: legality (lawful-
ness). -lizzàre, TR.: legalize (make
lawful). -lizzaziéne, F.: legalization.
-Iménte, ADV.: legally (lawfully). -lwe-
cio, disp. of -le.
lega-me, M.: ligature (bond, chain). -mén-
to, M.: ligament (binding, bond); ledg-
ment. legà-nzaj, F.: league (alliance,
union). |legà-re [L. ligare], TR.: tie
(bind, unite) ; obLIGE (force, compel) ; be-
queath; REFL.: bind one’s self; make a
league. legà-ta, F.: tying (binding,
uniting). -taeeia, disp. of -ta. -tario,
M.: legatee. -tina, dim. of -ta. -tissi-
mo, ADJ.: very (or most) binding. legà-
to, ADJ.: tied (bound, united); obliged;
M.: legate (ambassador, envoy); legacy.
-tére, M.: bookbinder. -tura, F.: liga-
ture (band); bookbinding. -turina, car.
dim. of -tura. -tizzoj,M.: trifling legacy.
-ziòne, F.: legation (embassy).
légge [L. lex], F.: law (statute, rule).
leg-génda [L. -enda], F.: legend. -gen-
daio, m.: legend-seller. -gendario,
ADJ.: legendary. -gènte, ADJ.: reading.
legge-raménte} [L. -ro], apv.: lightly
(inconsiderately). -radnzat, F.: lightness
(nimbleness, ficklen&ss, legerity)t.
lèggere [L. legere], IRR.$; TR. : read; in-
struct (teach); understand (divine).
§ Ind.: Pret. 2s-si, -se ; «sero. Part. létto.
legge-rétto, dim. of -ro. -rézza, F.:
lightness (nimbleness, fickleness). -rino,
dim. of -ro. -rménte, ADV.: lightly
(nimbly, swiftly). Illeggè-ro [L. levis],
ApDJ.: light (slight; fickle; trifling).
leggidecia, disp. of legge.
leggia - draménte, ADV.: gracefully
(charmingly, gallantly). -dria, F.: grace
(charm, gentility); elegance. |leggià=
Pret.
Part.
LEAGUE
lemurio
dro [L. levis], ADJ.: graceful (pretty, ele.
gant, charming); M.t: lover (beau, gallant),
leggiaiòlo [legge], M.: ignorant advocate,
leg-gibile [-gere], ADI.: legible (read.
able). -giechidre, disp. dim. of -gere,
leg-giérej, -giéro, ADJ.: light (nimble,
swift).
leg-gio [-gere], M.: reading-desk. -gité.
re, M., -gitriee, F.: reader (lecturer),
-giucchiare, disp. dim. of -gere.
leggineecia, disp. of legge.
le-giongrio, ADJ.: legionary. |l=giéne
[L: -gio], F.: legion (military body).
legis-lativo [L. lex, law], ADI.: legisla.
tive. -latére, M., -latriee, F.: legis-
lator (law-giver). -latura, F.: legisla
ture. -laziéne, F.: legislation. legis-
ta, M.: lawyer Gurisconsult). 7
legitti-ma, F.: lawful share of inherit-
ance. -maménte, ADV.: legitimately
(lawfully). -màre, TR.: legitimate (make
lawful). -maziéne, F.: legitimation
(making lawful). -mista, M.: legitimist
(supporter of legitimate authority; of the
Bourbon dynasty). -mita, F.: legitimacy
(lawfulness). |[legitti-mo [L. -gitimus],
ADJ.: legitimate (lawful, just, right).
legn-deeio, disp. of legno. -&eeo, ADI.:
ligneous (woody, of wood). -&iggio, M.:
LINEAGE (race, progeny). -dia, F.: wood-
house; wood-pile: mandare a —, cudgel.
-aidlo, -aiuéloj, -amarof, M.: carpen-
ter (joiner). -fime, M.: timber (wood for
building). -dre, TR.: beat (cudgel) ; cut
wood} (for fuel). -ata, F.: beating (cud-
gelling). -Atico, pl—ci, ADJ.: right of
cutting wood. -atina, dim. of -ata. -ata-
ra, F.: cudgelling; wood-cutting}. -étta,
dim. of legna. -ettino, -étto, dim. of
legno. |\légn-o, pl. -u or -e [L. lignum],
M.: wood (timber; fuel); ship; carriage:
— santo, guaiacum (tree). -osità, F.:
woodiness. -éso, ADJ.: ligneous (woody).
-fieeio, -fizzo}, disp. dim. of legno.
legorizia} [L. liquiritia], F.: licorice.
legulèio [L. -eius], M.: pettifogger.
lega-me [L. -men], M.: legume; pulse
(pease, beans, etc.). -minéso, ADI:
leguminous (pertaining to pulse).
lèi [L. ille], PRON.: her; you; (as subj.)
she; you.
lellarej, INTR.: dally.
lémbo [L. limbus], M.: extremity, limit.
lèmma [Gr.], M.: lemma (preliminary prop-
osition).
lémme lémme [?/ene], apv.: indiffer-
ently, leisurely.
lemòsina [Gr. eleemosine], F.:
(alms).
le-muràli, F. PL.: ghost-feast. Illà»
mure [L. -mur], M.: lemur (ghost, spirit,
spectre). -murio, M.: sacrifice (to spirits).
charity
lena
lé-na or lé-na [L. anelare], F.: strength
(force); breath}. -nérei, TR.: put in
breath; strengthen (invigorate).
léndine [L. lens], F.: nit.
lendinèllat, F.: kind of coarse cloth.
lendi-nino [-ne], dim. of -ne. -néso,
ADJ.: nitty.
lé-ne [L. -nis], ADJ.: (poet.) gentle (mild,
humane), -neménte, ADV.: leniently
(gently, mildly). -nièntet, ADJ.: lenient.
-nificaménto}, M.: mitigation (soften-
ing). -nificéret, TR.: lenify (mitigate,
soften). -nificativoj, ADJ.: lenitive
(emollient, assuasive). -miménto, M.:
liniment (softening, mitigating). -nire,
tR.: lenify (soften, mitigate, assuage).
-nità{, F.: lenity (gentleness, mildness).
-nitivo, ADJ.: lenitive (assuasive, soften-
ing); M.: lenitive (palliative). lè-not,
ADJ.: weak (faint); flexible (supple, pliant).
-noeinio, M.: decoying (enticing); charm
(allurement). -néna, F., -néne, M.:
pimp (panderer, procurer).
lén-ta [L. -ticula], F.: lentil; freckle.
-taggine, F.: wild thyme.
len-taménte, ADV.: slowly; (mus.) lenti-
ment. -tare, TR.: slacken (retard); REFL.:
relent. ||lém-=te [L. -tus], aDJ.: slack
(loose); aDv.: slackly (loosely); slowly.
-teggiàre, INTR.: be slack (loose). -te-
méntef, ADV.: slowly. -tézza, F.: slow-
ness; slackness (looseness).
lèn-te2 [L. lens], F.: lentil; lens (magni-
fying-glass). -ticchia,F.: lentil (pulse).
-ticolare, ADI. : lenticular (like a lentil).
-tiggine, F.: freckle (red spot). -tig-
gi=so, ADI. : freckled. -tina, dim. of
-te2, -tischio, -tisco}, M.: lentisk.
len-tissimo, ADJ.: very (or most) slow.
|lém-to [L. -tus], ADI.: slow (sluggish,
tardy); ADV.: slowly (sluggishly). -toref,
M.: slowness; slackness (looseness).
lèn-za [L. lintea], r.: fish-line; linen
bandagef. -zéretj, TR.: bandage (bind).
-zolaeeio, -zolieeio, disp. of -zolo.
-zolétto, -zolino, pl. -zoli or -zola; M.:
sheet.
leofan-te [L. elephantus], M.:
-téssat, F.: female elephant.
leo-neéllo, -neino, dim. of -ne. ||leé-
ne [L. leo], m.: lion (the animal; astr.
Leo); fashionable fellow (spark). -mésco,
ADJ.: lion-like. -méssa, F.: lioness.
-nino, ADJ.: leonine (like a lion). -par-
do, M.: leopard.
lepi-daménte, ADv.: jocosely (cheer-
fully, pleasantly). -dézza, F.: jocoseness
(cheerfulness, facetiousness). ||lépi-do
[L.-dus], ADJ.: jocose (gay, pleasant, lepid).
lepidòtteri [Gr. lepis, scale, and pterén,
wing], M. PL.: lepidoptera (order of in-
sects).
elephant.
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lepo-réiot, ||-rariot [L. lepus], M.:
warren.
lepéret, M.: (poet.) gracefulness.
leporino [L. -pus], aps.: leporine (like a
hare).
leppàrej, TR.: take away (carry off);
INTR.: run away.
léppo}, Mm. : strong odour of burning.
le-pracchiétto, -pratto, M.: leveret
(young hare}. ||lé-pre [L. -pus], F.:
hare: far da — vecchia, be cautious.
-prétta, -prettina, -prettino, car.
dim. of -pre. -prieeiuòlat, dim. of -pre.
-prino, ADJ.: leporine (hare-like).
-proneéllo, -proneino, dim. of -prone.
-préne, aug. of -pre.
lepréso;j [L. -sus], ADJ.: leprous.
le-prottino, ||-pròtto [L. -pus], dim. of
-pre.
ler-eifret, TR.: sully (make dirty).
|[léx=e%o, pl. -ce and -ci [?], ADI.: filthy
(dirty, sullied). -eitime, M.: dirty heap.
léro [L. ervum], M.: bitter-vetch.
lési-na [0Ger. alasna], F.: awl.
TR.: economize. -meria, F.:
-nina, -nino, dim. of -na.
le-siéne [L. lesio (ledere, hurt)], F.:
lesion (hurt, injury). -sivo, ADJ.: hurtful
(injurious). lè-so, ADJ.: hurt (wronged,
injured, damaged): lesa maestd, high trea-
son.
les-sdiceio, disp. of -so. ||-sare [L. elixa-
re], TR.: cook in water (boil). -s&to, ADJ.:
boiled. -sata, -saturaf, F.: boiling.
léssi, PRET. of leggere.
léssi-co, pl. -ci [Gr. lexikén], M.: LEXI-
CON (dictionary). -cografia, F.: lexi-
letanie
-nére,
economy.
cography. -cogréfico, pl. —ci, ADJ.:
lexicographical. -cégrafo, M.: lexi-
cographer. -grafia, F.: lexigraphy.
-grafico, pl. —ci, ADI.: lexigraphic.
lésso [L. elixus], aDJ.: boiled (cooked in
water); M.: boiled meat.
les-taménte, ADV.: lightly (nimbly,
quickly). -tézza, F.: nimbleness (light-
ness, quickness). -tino, dim. of -to.
-tissimo, ADJ.: very nimble. ||lés-to
[?], ADJ.: nimble (agile, quick).
lestira} [L. lesio], F.: injury (damage,
hurt).
letale [L. -lis], ADJ.: (poet.) deadly (fatal,
lethal).
leta-m4io, M.: place for manure.
-maiudlo}, M.: street-sweeper (scaven-
ger). -mare, TR.: manure. -mato,
ADJ.: manured. ||letà-me [L. /etus,
glad; fertile], m.: manure (compost).
-minaméntoj, M.: manuring (improv-
ing). -mindre},TR.: manure. -mina-
tara}, -minaziénef, F.: manuring.
letinej, letanie [Gr. litaneia], F.:
litany
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le-targia, F.: lethargy. -targieo, pl.
—ci, ADJ.: lethargic. -t&rgo, M.: leth-
argy (deep, morbid sleep, drowsiness).
||Lé-te [Gr. Léthe], m.: Lethe (river);
oblivion.
leti-care [L. litigare], TR. : litigate (con-
test in law). -ehino, M.: one litigating
frequently. -chio, M.: continued litiga-
tion. -céna, F., -céne, M.: wicked liti-
gant. .
le-tificdre, TR.: give joy (make glad).
-tificinte, ADJ.: giving joy. -tificato,
ADJ.: gladdened. -tizia, F.: gladness
(joy). -tizidre, INTR., REFL.: be glad.
Goyful). |l1lé=tot [L. letus], ADI.: glad.
lètta [leggere], r.: rapid reading (glance).
létte-ra [L. lit({era], F.: letter (of al-
phabet); epistle; PL.: learning (erudition,
knowledge): — di cambo, — cambiale,
bill of exchange; a tanto di -re, frankly
(freely). -ràeeia, disp. of -ra. -rale,
ADJ.: literal. -ralménte, ADV.: liter-
ally. -rariaménte, ADV.: in a literary
manner. -rario, ADJ.: literary (pertain-
ing to literature). -rdta, F.: learned
woman. -ratéllo, -ratino, dim. of
-rato. -rato, M.: learned man (literator).
ADJ.: literate (learned). -raténe, aug.
of -rato. -rattieeio, -ratacolo, disp.
of -rato. -ratara,F.: literature (learn-
ing, science, erudition). -rima, car. dim.
-ra. -rino, dim. of -ra. -réna, aug.
of -ra. -réne, disp. aug. of -ra. -rie-
cia, disp. of -ra.
letti-eeiòlo, ||-eéllo [letto], m.:
bed (couch).
lèttico, ADI. : Lettic (language, etc.).
let-tièra, F.: bedstead; head-board.
-tiga, F.: litter. -tighétta, -tighi-
-na,dim.of-ga. -tighiére, -tighièro,
M.: litter-bearer. -tino, dim. of -to.
|lét-to I [L. lectus], M.: bed; bottom (of
a river); layer (painting).
lètto 2 [leggere], PART.: read (perused).
letténe [-io], M.: large bed.
let-torato, M.: (eccles.) second of the
four lower orders; lectureship. ||-tére
[leggere], M.: reader; lecturer. -téra,
-triee, F.: reader. -toria}, F.: degree
of doctor; lectureship.
let-tuecifiecio, disp. of -tuccio. ||=tie-
eio [letto], M.: wretched bed.
letta-ra [L. lectura], F.: reading; lec-
ture. -rina, car. dim. of -ra.
leucdio}, M.: clover-tree; stock-gilly-
flower.
letitot [?], M.: lute.
lè-va, F.: lever; levy (raising, collecting).
-vabile, ADJ.: raisable (movable, porta-
ble). -valdina}, F.: theft. -vamén-
tot, M.: rising (elevation). -vamte, M.:
Levant (eastern country, lit. where the sun
letargia
small
libare
‘rises? east), ADJ.t: levant (eastern, ris.
ing). -vantina, F., -vantino [-vante],
m.: Levantine (inhabitant of Levant); a
kind of silk cloth. |l-vare (LJ, mR:
raise (lift up); levy (collect); deprive;
prohibit; REFL.: rise; recover (from ill-
ness). -vata, F.: raising; getting up;
levyingt. -vataeeia, F.: getting up
too soon. -vatina, dim. of -vata. -vi-
to, ADJ.: raised (lifted). -vatdéio, ADI:
ponte —, drawbridge. -vatéref}, x:
raiser (lifter). -vatriee, F.: midwife,
-vatura, F.: understanding (intelligence,
sense). -vazionet, F.: rising (eleva-
tion).
lè-vet [L. -vis], ADI. : light. -veménte,
ADV.: lightly. -wézzat, F.: lightness
(levity).
levi-gare [L.], TR.: make smooth (even);
polish (levigate). -gatézza, F.: smooth-
ness. -gato, ADJ.: polished. -gaziéne,
F.: smoothing ; polishing.
levîsticoj [L. -cum], M.: lovage (plant).
levita, pl. —ti [L. -tes], M.: Levite (one
of Jewish tribe).
levi-ta7f [L. -tas], F.: levity (frivolity).
-tdrej, TR.: leaven (make light, fer-
ment).
levitico, pl. —ci [-fa], M.: Leviticus (book
of Bible); ADJ.: Levitical.
levri-èra, F.: greyhound. -ére, ||-éro
[L. leporarius (lepus, hare), hare-], M.:
greyhound; ADI. (-ero): like a greyhound.
-erina, -erino, dim. of -ere.
lèziaj, F., lèzio [L. il-licium (lacere,
allure), allurement], M.: affectation (co-
quetry, affected tenderness).
lezion-feeia, disp. of -e. -eélla, dim.
of -e. -eina, car. dim. of -e. -eiéna,
aug. of -e. |lezién=e [L. lectio], F.:
LESSON ; lecture (reproof, rebuke). -fle-
cia, disp. of -e.
lezio-siggine, F.: affectation (tender-
ness, efféminacy). -saménte, ADV.:
tenderly (effeminately). |[lezié-so [lezio],
E affected (tender, effeminate, caress-
ing).
lez-zare}, INTR.: emit an offensive smell.
Illéz=zo [olezzo], M.: offensive smell.
-z6na, F., -z6ne, M.: filthiness. -zone-
ria, F.: offensiveness. -zéso, ADJ.:
strong-scented. -ziîùme, M.: offensive
smell.
li [L. ill], ART. PL.: the; PRON.: them.
L is illic], ADV.: there (that place, yon
er).
lialtaf, F.: loyalty (devotion).
lifnos [L. planus], M.: plain (level land).
li-bagiéne [L. -batio], F.: libation. -ba-
méntot, M.: drink-offering. -baminaf,
F.: (poet.): perfumes.
lib&-re [L.], TR.: make libations; taste
libato
(try). libé-to, ADI.: tasted. -tério,
x.: libation cups. -zione, r.: libation.
lib-bra [L. libra], F.: pound (weight).
-brétta, -brettina, dim. of -bra. -bré-
na, aug. of -bra.
li-beeeiata, F.: south-western gale.
|l-béeeio [L. -biticus], M.: south-west
(“Libyan”) wind.
li-bellista, M.: libeler. |[-béllo [L.
-bellus (liber, book)], M. : libel (defamatory
writing). -bèllula, F.: dragon-fly (libel-
lula).
libèntej, ADI. : willing.
libera-gi6nei, F.: liberation (deliver-
ance). -laeeio, disp. of -le. libera-
le, ADJ.: liberal (free, generous, broad).
-lésco, disp. of -le. -lismo, M.: liberal-
ism. -lita, F.: liberality (generosity).
-Iménte, ADV.: liberally (freely, gen-
erously). -léma, -léme, aug. of -le.
-ménte, ADV.: liberally (freely, frankly).
-méntoj, M., liberà-nza, F.: liberation
(deliverance). ||liberd-re [L. (liber,
free)], TR.: liberate (set free, deLIVER) ;
REFL.: free one’s self. liberà-to, ADJ.:
liberated (freed, delivered). -tére, M.,
-triee, F.: liberator (rescuer, deliverer).
-ziéne, F.: liberation (deliverance).
libércolo, disp. of libro.
liber-issimo, ADJ.: very (or most) free
(unrestrained). ||liber-o [L. liber], ADI. :
free (unrestrained, sincere, open); ADV.:
freely (frankly). libér-ta, F.: freed-
woman. -ta [L. -tas], F.: liberty (free-
dom, privilege, license). -tieida, F.:
liberticide. -tinaggio, m.:. libertinism
(licentiousness, liberfinage). -tino, M.:
libertine; freedman; ADJ.: libertine (un-
restrained, dissolute). libér-to, M.:
freedman; ADJ.: liberated (freed).
libidi-ne [L. libido], F.: libidinousness
(wantonness, licentiousness). -nosamén-
te, ADV.: wantonly (libidinously). -n6-
so, ADI. : wanton (libidinous).
libîsticot, M.: lovage (plant).
libito [L. -ta], M. : will (caprice, pleasure):
a —, at will (pleasure).
libra [L.], F.: balance; constellation:
tenere in —, hold in suspense.
li-bréeeio [-bro], disp. of -bro. -brai-
no, dim. of -braio. -brdio, M.: book-
seller.
li-braménto, m.: balancing (libration).
l-brare [L.], TR.: balance (poise, librate,
consider, judge); REFL.: balance one’s
self,
li-brério [bro], ADJ.: pertaining to
books. -brata, F.: blow with a book.
li-brataménte, ADV.: in a balanced
(poised) manner. ||-brato [-brare], ADJ.:
balanced (weighed, considered). -bra-
ziéne, F.: balancing (poising, libration).
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li-breria, r.: library. -breriétta,
dim. of -breria. -brerina, car. dim.
of -breria. -breriéna, aug. of -breria.
-breritiecia, disp. of -breria. -brét-
tine, F. PL.: arithmetic. -brettino,
dim. of libro. -brettista, M.: writer of
a libretto. -brétto, m.: car. dim. of li-
bro; libretto (words of an opera). -bret-
tuceio, disp. of -bretto. -brieeino,
dim. of -bretto. -brieeiòlo, dim. of
-bro. -brieiattolo, disp. of -bro. -bri-
no, car. dim. of -bro. ||lî-bro [L. liber],
M.: book; inner bark of tree: — del
quaranta, pack of cards. -bréne, aug.
of -bro. -brueeifeeio,-briecio, disp.
dim. of -bro.
lieeiat, F.: lists; palisades.
lieeio [L. licium, thread of the web], M.:
warp cord (cord serving to raise and lower
the warp); hempen cord.
lice-file [liceo], ADJ.: pertaining to a
lyceum. -ista, M.: student in a lyceum.
lieén-z(i)a [L. -tia], F.: licence (leave,
permission): graduation: prender —, take
one’s leave. -ziaménto, M.: permission
to leave (dismissal, disbanding). -zidndo,
ADJ.: demanding permission, graduation ;
M.: one demanding permission. -ziére,
TR.: give permission (leave); dismiss (dis-
band); REFL.: take leave (depart). -zia-
to, ADJ.: licensed (permitted) ; M.: licen-
tiate, graduate. -ziaturay, F.: declara-
tion of the |licentiate. -ziosaménte,
ADV.: licentiously. -ziosita, F.: licen-
tiousness. -zidso, ADI.: licentious (loose,
dissolute).
lieéo [L. lyceum], m.: lyceum (academy).
lieerej, INTR.: be lawful (allowed, per-
mitted).
liché-ne [Gr. leichén], M.: lichen (plant).
-nina, F.: fecula (nutritious part of
lichen, grains, etc.).
liei}, ADv.: there (in that place).
liei-taménte}, ADV.: lawfully (licitly).
-tézza}, F.: lawfulness (right, licitness).
|[liei-tot [L. -tus], ADI. : lawful (allowed,
right).
licére [L. liquor], M. : (poet.) liquor.
lido [L. litus], m.: shore (bank).
lie, ADV.: (pop.) there.
Liéo [L. Lyeus], ADI. : (poet.) Bacchian.
lie-taménte, ADV.: joyously (gladly,
merrily). -tézzat, F.: joyousness (glad.
ness). -tissimo, ADJ.: very (or most)
joyous. -titàdinej, F.: joyousness
(gladness, mirth). Iliè-to [L. letus],
ADJ.: joyous (glad, merry).
liè-vai, F.: importance, condition: — —,
ADV.: away, away. |l-vare} = levare.
lié-ve [L. levis], ADI.: light (trifling);
ADV.: lightly. -veménte, ADV.: light-
ly (easily, gently). -vézzai, -vità, F.:
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lightness (easiness). -vitàre, TR.: leaven
(ferment). -witd&to, ADJ.: leavened.
-vitatara, F.: leavening (fermenting).
lié-vito, M.: leaven, yeast (ferment) ;
ADJ.: leavened (fermented).
lièvret, F.: hare.
ligà-meij, F., liga-ménto [L. -mentum],
M.: ligament (bandage, bond). -menté-
so, ADJ.: binding (ligamentous). ligà-
re, TR.: bind.
ligiàre{, TR.: polish (make smooth).
ligio [L. -gius], ADI.: liege (faithful, loyal).
ligistràre;, TR.: register.
ligittimof, ADJ.: legitimate.
lignaggio [L. linea, line], m.: lineage
(race, progeny).
li-gneo, ADJ.: wooden (ligneous). -gnite,
m.: lignite (coal). lili=gnot [L. lignum],
M.: wood,
li-gure [Liguria], -gistico, ADI.: Ligu-
rian. -gust(r)o, M.: privet (plant).
lilla [Pers. lilac], F.: lilac.
lillipuziano [Eng. Liliput], ADI.: lilipu-
tian (dwarfed, diminutive), M.: Liliputian.
li-ma [L.], F.: file; lime{; dab (fish)f:
far — —, grumble (fret). -mabile,
ADJ. : polishable.
limae-eio [lima], m.: mud (mire). -ei6-
so, ADJ.: muddy (miry).
lima-ménto, M.: filing (polishing). li-
mé-re [L. lima, file], TR.: file (polish,
perfect). -taménte, ADV.: in a polished
manner. -tézza},F.: filing ; polished con-
dition. limà-to, ADJ.: filed (polished).
-tére, M., -triee, F.: filer (polisher).
-tira, F.: filing; file-dust.
limbél-lo [limbo], M.: leather-cuttings.
-lieeio, disp. of -lo.
lim-bicaref, TR.: distil; examine too
closely. -bicco}, M.: alembic (distilling
vessel). ì
limbo [L. -bus, border], m.: limbo (place
of judgment or misery).
limét-ta, [I=tina [L. lima], dim. of lima.
limi-tabile, ADJ.: limitable. -tare, TR.:
limit (bound, restrain), M.: threshold. -ta-
taménte, ADV.: within limits. -tatéz-
za, F.: restrictiveness (limitedness). -ta-
tivaménte, ADV.: in a limiting (re-
strictive) manner. -tativo, ADJ.: limiting
(restricting, confining). -tato, ADJ. : lim-
ited (restricted). -tatére, M., -tatrice,
F.: limiter (restricter). -taziéne, r.: lim-
itation (restriction). |[limi-te [L. limes],
M.: limit (border, restraint). -'trofo,
ADJ.: bordering upon.
limo [L.-mus], M.: mud (mire); (poet.) body.
limo-naio, M.: lemon-seller. -néta,
r.: lemonade. -neèllo, M.: dim. of -ne;
citron. -neino, dim. of -ne. |limé=
ne [Pers. limi], m.: lemon (fruit and
tree), -nèa, F.; lemonade.
linguisticamente
limòsi-na [elemosina], F.: ALMS (charity),
-nante, ADJ.: begging (seeking alms),
-nare, INTR.: ask alms; TR.: give alms,
-nario{, M.: alms-giver. -néta, F:
alms-giving. -néto, ADJ.: given as alms,
-niére, -niéro, M.: alms-giver (al.
moner). -nteeia, dim. of -na.
li-mosità, F.: muddiness (mud). ||-mé.
so [-mo], ADJ.: muddy.
limpi-daménte, ADV.: clearly (lucidly,
purely). -dézza, F.: limpidness (clear.
ness, brightness, transparency). -dissi-
mo, ADJ.: very (or most) limpid. -dita,
F.: limpidity (transparency). [|lîmpi-do
[L. -dus], ADI.: limpid (clear, transparent,
pure).
limula}, F.: small file.
li-naiòlo [L. linum], M.: flax-seller,
-naria, F.: toad-flax.
lin-ee [Gr. linz], F.: lynx. lin-eeo,
ADJ.: lynx-like. .
lineij, ADV.: from there (from that place.)
lin-eiaggio, M.: lynching. ||-eidre [Am
(2)], TR.: ‘lynch.
linda}, F.: sea-quadrant.
lin-daménte, ADV.: elegantly (in a fin
ished manner). -dézza, F.: elegance
(gracefulness, finish). -dino, dim. of -do.
|lin-do [limpido], ADI.: elegant (pol-
ished, refined, graceful). -duara, r.:
elegance (refinement, gracefulness).
line-a [L.], F.: line; lineage (family, pro-
geny); infantry; equator. -aménto,
M.: lineament (feature). -are, ADJ.: li-
near, TR.: delineate (draw, sketch). -ar-
ménte, ADV.: lineally. -fto, ADJ.: de-
lineated; striped}. -atfiraj; -azidnet,
F.: lineament (feature). -étta, -ettina,
-ina, dim. of -a.
lin-fa [L. lympha], F.: lymph. -fatieca-
ménte, ADV.: in the manner of a lym-
phatic. -fatieismo, M.: lymphatic condi-
tion. -fAtico, pl.—ci, ADJ.: lymphatic;
weak.
lingeriaj, F.: linen-clothes.
lin-gua [L.], F.: tongue (speech, idiom):
dar —, give intelligence. -gudeeia, disp.
of -gua. -guaeceiate, ADJ.: prattling
(slandering). -guadrof, M.: prattler (slan-
derer). -guaggio, M.: language (speech,
idiom). -guaio, M.: pedantic speaker.
-guale, ADJ.: lingual (pertaining to the
tongue). -guato}, ADJ.: tongued; prat-
tling (chattering). -gueggiadref, INTR.:
prattle (slander). -guéllat, dim. of -gua;
PL.: side strips of a glove-finger. -guétta,
F.: dim of -gua; filter. -guettaeceia,
disp. of -guetta. -guettéàret, TR.: toil;
stutter; filter. -guettina, car. dim. of
-guetta. -guina, -guino, car. dim. of
-gua. -guista, M.: linguist. -guistica,
F.: linguistics, -guisticaménte, ADV.:
linguistico
in a linguistic manner. -guistico, pl.
—ci, ADJ.: linguistic. -guésot, -gutot,
ADJ.: long-tongued ; prattling.
lin-o [L. -num], M.: flax; linen (cloth).
lin-teo, ADJ:: linen, M.: linen-cloth.
-sémej, M.: linseed.
lintigginej, F.: freckle (red spot).
liocérno [L. unicornuus], M.: unicorn
(fabulous animal).
lion. . = leon. .
lippa: [?], F.: tip-cat, cat (children’s
game).
lippat2, F.: a kind of darnel.
lippi-désoj, ADJ.: blear-eyed (inflamed).
-tudinej, F.: blearedness (inflammation
of the eyes).
li-quaméntof, M.: liquefaction (dissolv-
ing). -quaret, TR.: clear (liquefy). -qua-
tivo, ADJ.: soluble (liquefiable). ||-que-
fare [L. lique-facere], TR.: liquefy (melt,
dissolve); REFL.: melt (dissolve). -que-
faeènte, ADJ.: liquefying (melting, dis-
solving). -quefàtto, ADJ.: liquefied
(melted, dissolved). -quefaziéne, F.:
liquefaction (melting, dissolving).
liqui-daménte, ADV.: smoothly (easily,
liquidly) ; clearly. -dare, TR.: pay (liq-
uidate, settle). -dato, aDJ.: paid (liq-
uidated). -datére, M., -datriee, F.:
liquidator. -daziéne, F.. liquidation.
-dézza, F.: liquidness (fluency). -dire,
INTR.: become liquid (dissolve). -dita,
F.: liquidity (smoothness, fiuency). ||li-
qui-do [L. -dus], adJ.: liquid (clear,
smooth); M.: liquid substance.
liquirizia (Gr. gluki-rrhiza, ‘sweet-
root’], F.: licorice.
liqué-re [L. liquor], M.: liquor; liquid.
-rétto, car. dim. of -re. -rista, M.°
liquor-dealer.
lira [L. libra, pound], F.: lira (coin = 20
cents).
li-ra2 [L. lyra],F.: lyre; lyric poetry (or
style). -réssa, F.: bad lyre. li-rica,
F.: lytic poetry. -ricaménte, ADV.: in
a lyrical manner. li-rico, ADJ.: lyric.
lis-ca [OGer.], F.: hurds of hemp; fish-
bone. -cdio, M.: quantity of hemp-hurds.
li-scézza [liscio], F.: smoothness (gloss).
lischino, dim. of lisca.
li-sciaj, F.: lye; rubber. -sciaménte,
ADV.: smoothly (fluently); simply. -scia-
ménto, M.: smoothing (polishing); adu-
lation. -sciapiànte, m.: shoemaker’s
rubber. -sciarda}, -sciardiéra, F.:
woman that uses rouge. -scidre, TR.:
smooth (polish); flatter (compliment) ;
REFL.: smooth one’s self. -sciata, F.:
smoothing. -sciato, ADJ.: smoothed
(polished); caressed (flattered). -scia-
téio, M.: steel instrument for polishing.
-sciatére, M., -sciatriee, F.: polisher;
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flatterer. -sciatara, F.: smoothing.
[llî=scio [Gr. lissés], ADs.: smooth (pol-
ished, glossy); simple; M.. pdint (rouge).
liscivay, F.: lye.
liseéso [lisca], ADI.: full of hurds; bony
(of fishes).
lisirvitet, F.: elixir (cordial).
lisma}, F.: ream of paper.
liso [?], aDJ.: wasted (worn out, con-
sumed).
lis-ta [OGer.], F.: List (border, strip;
roll, catalogue); stripe (line). -tare, TR.:
fringe; stripe. -tarélla, dim. of -ta.
-tato, ADJ.: fringed; striped. -téllo, M.:
(arch.) listel; pl'nth. -tina, -tino, dim.
of -ta. -téma, aug. of -ta. lis-trat,
F.: list (roll); strip; stripe.
litamef, M.: manure.
litanie [Gr. -neîa], F.: litany.
litare}, TR.: make suitable sacrifice.
litarg. .j = letarg. .
lite [L. lis], F.: strife (contention, dis-
pute, quarrel).
litiasi [Gr. lithos, stone], F.: lithiasis
(formation of stone in body).
liti-care [L. -gare], TR.: dispute (quar-
rel, strive, litigate). -gamte, ADJ.: dis-
puting (litigious); M.: pleader (litigant).
-gare, TR. : litigate.
litiggine}, F.: freckle (red spot).
liti-gio [L. -gare], M.: quarrel (conten-
tion, dispute). -giéso, ADJ.: contentious
(quarrelsome, litigious).
lito [L. -tus], M.: (poet.) shore.
lito= [Gr. lithos, stone]: -fiti, M. PL.:
lithophyte. -genia, F.: lithogenesy (sci-
ence of origin of minerals). -grafàre,
TR.: lithograph. -grafia, F.: lithogra-
phy; lithograph. -graficaménte, ADV.:
lithographically. -grdfico, pl. —cî, ADI.:
lithographic. lité-grafo, M.: lithogra-
pher. -logia, F.: lithology (science of
rocks). -lògico, pl. —ci, ADJ.: litho-
logical. litò-logo, M.: lithologist.
litorale [L. -alis], ADJ.: littoral (by the
sea-shore).
lito-temia [Gr. lithos, stone, témos, cut],
F.: lithotomy (surgical operation). -to-
mista, litò-tomo, m.: lithotomist ;
ADI. : lithotomic.
litro [Gr. -tra], M.: liter (measure of ca-
pacity).
litto-ràle [L. litus, shore], ADI. : littoral
(along the shore). -ramo, ADI.: dwell-
ing on shore.
littére [L. lictor], M.: lictor (Roman offi-
cial).
lituano [Lituania], ADI. : Lithuanian.
lituo [L. -tuus], M.: augural staff; trum-
pet.
litàraj, F.: erasure; spot (blemish).
liturgi-a [Gr. leit-ourgia, ‘public-work’,
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public service], F.:
liturgicamente
liturgy. -camén-
te, ADV.: in a liturgical manner. litar-
gi-co, pl. -ci, ADJ.: liturgic.
liu-téssa}, F.: bad lute. -tista, M.:
lute-player. ||liti-to [fr. Ar.], m.: lute.
livèl-la [L. libra, balance], F.: level
(line, plane); a levelling instrument. -la-
ménto, M.: levelling. -lére, TR.: level
(make even).
livellàrio [-llo2], ADJ.: having a lease;
holder (tenant).
livella-téio, M.: leveller (instr.). |l=t6-
re! [-re], M., -triee1, F.: leveller.
livella-tére 2 [livello 2], M.: leaser (lord
of manor). -triee2, F.: leaser.
li-vellaziéne, F.: levelling (equalization).
\l-véllo1 [L. libra], m.: level (line, plane
surface); levelling instrument.
livélloz [libello], M.: lease of lands ; lands
leased ; rent.
liverdre}, TR.: deliver (give up); con-
sume.
livi-daméntej, ADV.: in a livid manner.
-dastro, ADJ.: somewhat livid. -détto,
dim. of -do. -dézza, F.: lividity (livid-
ness); rancour (hatred)}. -dieeio, ADJ.:
livid. -dissimo, ADJ.: very (or most)
livid. |[livi-do [L. -dus], ADI.: livid
(gray-blue, discoloured); M.: black and
blue spot. -dére, m.: lividity. -dura,
F.: bruise (livid spot).
liviritta}, ADV. : there (exactly in that
place).
livé-re [L. livor], M.: hatred (spite, mal-
ice); lividnesst. -rosaméntef, ADV.:
maliciously (spitefully, enviously). -ré-
sot, ADJ.: malicious (envious, spiteful).
livrat, F.: livre (franc).
livràrej, TR.: finish (accomplish, com-
plete).
livré-a [Fr. livrée]; F.: livery (servant's
uniform); servants. -ima, car. dim. of -a.
lizza [?], F.: lists; palisades.
16, pl. gli [L. illo], ART.: the; PRON.: him;
it; so.
lo-bato, ADJ.: having lobes (lobate). ||lò=
bo [Gr. -b6s], M. : lobe. -biilo, M.. lobe
of the ear.
loca-le [L. -lis], ADJ.: local. -lità, F.:
locality (situation, place). -lizzàre, TR.:
. localize. -lizzàto, ADJ.: localized. -1mén-
te, ADV.: locally. loca-nda, F.: inn
(tavern, lodging-house). -ndière, M.:
innkeeper. loca-re, TR.. locate (place,
settle). -tdrio, M.: tenant (lodger).
-tivo, ADJ.: locative. -tére, M., -tri-
ee, F.: letter (renter). -ziéme, F.: let-
ting (renting) ; location}.
lòco [L. -cus], M.: (poet.) place. -mòbi-
le, M.: small locomotive. -motiva,
ADJ.: locomotive; F.: locomotive-engine.
-motére, -motriee, ADJ.: locomotive.
logistico
-moziòne, F.: locomotion. -tenéntef,
M.: lieutenant.
locupletà-re [L. (locus-ples, ‘land-rich’)],
TR.: make rich (enrich); REFL.: grow
rich. -zidne, F.: wealth (gain, opulency),
locasta [L.], F.: locust; lobster}.
locuzione [L. locutio], F.: locution (ex-
pression, phrase).
1ò-dat, F.: praise (commendation, esteem),
-dabile, ApJ.: laudable (praiseworthy),
-dabilita, F.: laudableness (praisewor-
thiness). -daméntof, M.: praising (ex-
tolling). -dare, TR.: praise (extol, com-
mend, laud); REFL.: praise one’s self; be
pleased with. -dataméntef, ADv.: in
a commendable manner. -dativo, ADI.:
praising (extolling). -déto, ADJ.: praised
(commended); M.: person praised. -da-
tére, M., -datriee, F.: praiser (com-
mender). [[lé-de [L. /aus], F.: praise
(commendation). -dévole, ADJ.: praise-
worthy (commendable). -devolissimo,
ADJ.: very (or most) praiseworthy. -de-
volménte, ADV.: commendably, laud-
ably.
lodigiano [Lodi], aps.: Lodian.
lédo [L. -de], M.: sentence (of arbiter);
praiset.
lòdo-la [L. alauda], F.: lark. -létta,
-lina, dim. of -la. -lino, M.: small lark.
lodrétto}, M.: pickled meat.
lòf-f(i)a [Eng. loof, wind], F.: wind (from
the bowels). lòf-fio, ADJ.: flabby.
logaeeio, disp. of luogo.
loga-èdi [Gr. -oidikés, ‘ prose-song’], ADI.:
logacedic; M.: logacedic meter. -èdico,
pl. —ci, ADI. : logacedic.
loga-ritmico, -rimmico, pl. —ci, ADJ.:
logarithmical. -ritmo [Gr. légos, account,
arithmés, number], M.: logarithm.
log-gétta, dim of -gia. -gettina, dim.
of -getta. |llog-gia [OGer. laubja (= Ger.
laube, arbour)], F.: open-columned struc-
ture; open gallery (archway; balcony);
LODGE (Masons’); hall; room; palace;
lodging}; lodge (hut){; meetingt: — da
mercanzie, luggage-room. -giaménto,
M.: lodging. -gidto, M.: covered gal-
lery. -gione, M.. aug. of -gia; upper
gallery of theatre.
lo-ghettino, car. dim.
ll-ghétto, car. dim. of luogo. -ghet-
tieeio, disp. dim. of -ghetto. -ghie-
eidlo, -ghieeiuòlo, dim. of luogo.
légi-ca [Gr. -kés (légos, discourse)], F.:
logic. -cAlet, ADJ.: logical. -caménte,
ADV.: logically. -esre}, INTR.: reason
(debate, argue). -csta, F.: reasoning (ar-
gument). -chétta, dim. of -cata. lògi-
co, pl. -ci, ADJ.: logical; m.: logician.
logi-stica, F.: logistics. logi-stico,
pl. -stici, ADJ.: logistic. ò
of -ghetto.
logliato
lo-glifto, ADJ.: with darnel (cockle-
weed). |l16-glio [L. -lium], M.: darnel
(cockle-weed). -gliéso, ADI.: full of
darnel.
lògo [luogo], M.: place.
logo» {Gr. légos, word]: -‘grifo [griphos,
riddle], M.: logogriph (kind of riddle).
-machia [Gr. mdche, battle], F.: logom-
achy (war of words).
logo-raménto, M.: wearing (consuming).
ll-rare [?], TR.: wear (consume); REFL.:
wear one’s self out. -réto, ADJ.: worn
out (consumed). -ratére, M.,-ratrice,
F.: wearer (consumer). -rio, M.: exces-
sive wearing.
logoriziaj, F.: licorice.
légorol [-rare], ADJ.: worn out (con-
sumed); M.: wearing away (consuming).
légoro2 [Ger. luder, LURE], M.: hunter’s
signal.
logote-nénte [luogo, tenente], M.: lieu-
tenant. -nènza, F.: lieutenancy.
logrérej TR.: waste (consume, wear).
loia [?], F.: filth (greasiness, dirtiness).
lòicat, F.: logic.
loiolésco [Loiola], aps.: Jesuit.
lòlla [?], F.: chaff; weak person.
lolligine}, F.: cuttlefish.
lom-baggine [lombo], F.: lumbago
(rheumatism). -béle, ADI. : lumbar (per-
taining to loins).
lom-bérda;, r.: Lombard dance. -bar-
désimo, -bardismo, m.: Lombard ex-
pression. |l-bardo [Lombardia], ADI.:
Lombard.
lom-bare, ADJ.: lumbar (of the loins).
-bata, F.: loins. |[lém-bo [L. lumbus],
M.: LOIN (hip, haunch).
lombri-caio, M.: wormy place. -efile,
ADJ.: like a worm (lumbrical). -cdtof,
ADJ.: made of worms. -chétto, -chi-
no, dim. of-co. |\lombri-co [L. lumbri-
cus], M.: earth-worm (lumbric). -còide,
M.: worm. -céne, aug. of -co. -ctizzo,
dim. of -co.
lémef, m.: light.
lomia;, F.: sweet lemon.
longéni-me [L. -mis], aDJ.: patient
(longsuffering). -mita, F.: patience (for-
bearance, Eng.} longanimity).
lon-gevita, F.: iongevity. |l-gévo [L.
-gevus], ADI. : of great age (old).
longimetria [L. longus, long, Gr. métron,
measure], F.: longimetry (measuring long
distances).
lon-ginquità}, F.: great distance.
ll-ginquof, ADJ.: remote (distant, very
far off).
longi-tudinale, ADJ.: longitudinal. -ta-
dine [L. -tudo], F.: longitude.
lonta-naménte, ADV.: distant (far off).
-manza, F.: distance (remoteness).
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-narej,TR.: remove (send away). -mét-
to, dim. of -no. -nézzaj, F.: distance
(remoteness). -nîssimo, ADJ.: very (or
most) distant. ||lontà-no [L. longus,
long], ADJ.: distant (remote); ADV.: di
—, far off. -ntieeto, dim. of -no. -niie-
ee, F. PL.: short distance.
léntra [L. lutra], F.: otter.
lénza [?], F.: panther.
lon-ze [OGer. lintussa], F. PL.: fleshy
parts. lén-zo, ADJ.: flabby.
lòp-pa [?], F.: chaff (husk). lòp-pi, m.
PL.: dross (iron or coal waste). -péso,
ADJ.: husky (full of chaff).
lo-quaee [L. loguazx], ADI.: talkative
(loquacious). -quaeeménte, ADV.: lo-
quaciously. -quaeita, F.: talkativeness
(loquacity). -quèla, F.: speech (lan-
guage).
lérd [Eng.], M.: lord (title).
lor-daggine, F.. filthiness (dirtiness).
-daménte, ADV.: filthily. -dére, INTR.:
make filthy (dirty). -dézzat, -diziaf,
r.: filth. ||léredo [L. luridus], ADI.:
filthy (nasty, soiled). -dime, m.: filthy
heap. -dura,r.: filthiness (foulness).
lori-ca [L.], F.: cuirass. -céto, ADJ.:
armed with a cuirass (loricated) ; loricate
(order of reptiles).
léro [L. illorum, of them], PRON.: (to)
them; they; you, to you; their(s): il —,
theirs.
lésco [L. luscus], ADJ.: short-sighted.
losstiria}, F.: luxury.
lo-té&rej, TR.: plaster with clay. [|lò=to
[L. lutum], m.: mud (mire, clay). -tolén-
te}, -téso}, ADJ.: muddy (miry).
16-to (Gr. /ot6s], M.: lotus (plant). -tòfa-
go, ADJ.: lotus-eating.
lét-ta [L. lucta], F.:
wrestling). -tare, TR.: struggle (strive,
wrestle). -tatére, M., -tatriee, F.:
struggler (wrestler). -teggiarey, TR.:
struggle (wrestle). ba
lot-teria, F.: lottery. [llòt-to [Eng.
lot], M.: lottery ; lot (chance).
lubbiéne [loggione], M.: gallery (the-
atre).
lubri-cante}, ADJ.: lubricating, m.:
lubricant. -eaére},TR.: lubricate. -cati-
vot, ADJ.: making lubricant; laxative.
-chézza},F.: looseness (lubricity). -eita,
F.: wantonness ; lubricity. ||libri-co
[L. -cus], ADJ.: slippery (lubric); wanton.
lucarinof}, M.: canary-bird.
Lùc-ca, F.: city (of Lucca).
ADJ.: Lucchese.
lucchesinot, M.: scarlet (colour, cloth).
lucchétto [Fr. loquet], M.: padlock.
lue-eifnte, M.: eye}; ADI.: gleaming
(glittering). Il-=eicfre [luce], INTR.:
gleam (glitter, twinkle). -eichio, M.:
struggle (striving,
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flash (gleam, glitter). -eicéne, M.: big
tears. lite-eio, M.: pike (fish). lie-
eiola, F.: firefly. -eiolàio, M.: great
quantity of fireflies. -«eiolàto;j, M.:
glow-worm. -eiolétta, car. dim. of
-ciola. -eioléne, M.: big tears.
licco [?], M.: robe (worn by Florentine
magistrates).
li-ee [L. lux], F.: light (brightness); eye:
dare alla —, give birth; publish. -eénte,
ADJ.: bright (shining). -eenteménte,
ADV.: brightly (splendidly, brilliantly).
-eentézza, F.: splendour (brilliance). 14-
<ceret, INTR.: shine (glitter). -eérna,
F.: lamp (light); cap (of marine officer).
-eernaceia, disp. of -cerna. -eerna-
ta, F.: lampful of oil; blow with a lamp.
-eernétta, car. dim. of -cerna. -cer-
nière, M.: lamp-stand. -eernina, car.
dim. of -cerna. -eernino, dim. of -cerno.
-eernéne, aug. of -cerna. -eernie-
eia, disp. of -cerna. -eernîazza, disp.
of -cerna.
lu-eèrtaj [L. lacerta], -eèrtola, F.:
LIZARD. -eertolétta, -certolina, car.
dim. of -certola.
lueértolo [? lacerto], M.: meat (for boil-
ing).
lucertoléne, aug. of lucertola.
luchè-rat, F.: look (regard).
INTR.: scowl.
lucherino [L. ligurinus (Liguria)], M.:
goldfinch.
lueia [luce], F.: small reptile; kermes in-
sect (giving the cochineal).
luei-daménte, ADV.: brightly (clearly).
-daménto, M.: tracing. -dare, TR.:
counterdraw; trace. -datére, M., -da-
trice, F.: counter-drawer. -daziéne,
F.: elucidation. -dézza, F.: light (bright-
ness, lucidity}). -dissimo, ADJ.: very
(or most) bright. -dita, r.: light (splen-
dor, brightness). ||Imei-do [L. -dus],
ADJ.: bright (clear, lucid). luei-fero,
M.: Lucifer (morning star). -ficdret,
TR.: light up (illuminate). -gnolato,
ADI. : plaited (wicks). -gnolétto, -gno-
lino, dim. of -gnolo. luci-gnolo, M.:
wick (of candle, lamp, etc.). -gneléne,
aug. of -gnolo. -lina, F.: combustible
luccicone
-raref,
(of coal-oil). -mémtot}, M.: splendour
(brightness).
liicot, M.: wood (grove).
luc6ref, m.. light (splendor).
lu-cràbile, ADI: gainable. -erdre,
TR.: gain (win). -erativo, ADJ.: lucra-
tive (profitable). I|la-ero [L. -crum],
M.: gain (profit, LUCRE). -crosaménte,
ADV.: profitably (with gain). -eréso,
ADJ.: profitable (lucrative).
luculénto [luce], ADJI.: shining (clear,
luculent).
lunata
lucullifno [L. Lucullus, Roman consul],
ADI. : sumptuous (luxurious).
li-deret, IRR.; INTR.: sport (jest, play).
|la-di [L. -dus], M. PL.: public games,
-dibrio, m.: laughing-stock. -difica-
re}, TR.: jest (ridicule, quiz). -difica-
ziénet, F.: jesting (quizzing). -dima-
gistro, M.: schoolmaster. lii-doi, x.:
(poet.) game (sport, play).
lie [L. -s], F.: plague (pestilence, lues).
laffot, M.: heap (mass).
luffomastro}, M.: steward.
ligerej, INTR.: weep (bewail).
liggiola}, F.: sorrel,
lu-gliàticot, ADI.: ripe (or flowering) in
July. |[lu-glio [L. Julius], m.: July.
-gliòlo, ADJ.: maturing in July.
ligu-bre, luga-bre (poet.) [L. -bris],
ADJ.: mournful (sorrowful, lugubrious).
-breménte, ADv.: mournfully (lugu-
briously).
lai [L. illum-hic], PRoN.: him; it.
lui [echoic], M.: wren.
luigi [Fr. Louis], M.: louis-d’or (money).
luissimoj, PRON.: he himself.
lu-màca, ||-maéeeiat [L. limaz], r.:
snail: scala a —, winding staircase.
-machino, dim. of -maca. -macéne,
aug. of -maca. -macéso, ADJ.: glossy.
lumàio [lume], M.: lamplighter; lamp-
dealer.
lumbricéle, ADJ.: lumbrical (muscle).
li-me [L. -men], M.: light (lamp); knowl-
edge. -meggiaménto, m.: lighting.
-meggiare, TR.: light up (illuminate).
-meggiante, ADJ.: illuminating. -meg-
giatara, r.: lighting. 14-men Chri-
sti, M.: devotional candle. -mettino,
car. dim. of -metto. -métto, car. dim.
of -me.
lumiaf, F.: lime; lemon.
lumi-eino [lume], dim. of lume. -éra,
F.: chandelier. -naéra, F.: public illumi-
nation. -nare, m.: luminary (star). -ma-
tivo}, ADJ.: illuminative. -naziéne,
F.: illumination. -néllo, M.: socket (of
candlestick). -nièrat, F.: light (splen-
dour); chandelier. lumi-no,: dim. of
lume. -nosaménte, ADV.: luminously.
-nosissimo, ADJ.: very (or most) lumi-
nous. -nosita, F.: brightness (luminous-
ness). -néso, ADJ.: luminous (bright,
shining).
lumieeio, disp. dim. of lume.
la-na [L.], F.: moon: — scema, wane of
the moon. -magiéme, F.: lunation.
-négre, ADJ.: lunar; M.: lunar coursef.
-nariétto, -narino, dim. of -nario.
-nario, M.: almanac (calendar). -mari-
sta, M. : almanac maker (weather prophet).
-nariteeio, disp. of -nario. -ndéta,
F.: semi-circular corrosion (of rivers).
lunaticheria
-naticheria, F.: lunacy (insanity).
-natico, pl. —ci, ADJ.: lunatic (insane).
-nato, ADJ.: lunate (crescent-shaped).
-naziéne, F.: lunation (course of moon).
-ne=di, M.: Monday. -nediàre [-nedi],
INTR.: make (Monday) a holiday. -nét-
ta, F.: lunette (arch. : wall between curves
of a vault; semi-circular window; fort.:
salient fieldwork ; semi-circular object).
lun-gaeeio, ADJ.: very slow (lazy).
-gAggine, F.: drawn-out thing or story,
yarn. -gagnolaj, F.: long net; tiresome
story. -gagnàta, F.: wearisome dis-
course. -gaménte, ADV.: long (long
time). -gamimitay, F.: patience (lon-
ganimity). -ganimof, ADJ.: patient (for-
bearing). -gdrey}, TR.: deviate (digress);
REFL.: withdraw (go away). -garnàta,
F.: walk (promenade). -gArno, M.: road
(along the river Arno). lfin-ge, ADV.:
distant (far off). -gheria, F.: length.
-ghésso, PREP.: along (by, near). -ghét-
to, dim. of -go. -ghézza, F.: length
(duration). -ghièraij, F.: tedious dis-
course. -ghRissimaménte, ADV.: length-
ily. -ghissimo, ADJ.: very (or most)
long. lfin-gi, ADV. : at a distance; PREP. :
far. -gitdnof, ADI. : distant (relation).
Ilain-go [L. longus], ADI.: long (slow,
tedious); ADV.: at length; PREP.: along
(by); M.: length. -guraf, F.: duration;
longitude.
lunéna, aug. of luna.
luò-go [L. locus], M.: place (space, land):
aver —, take place; cedere il —, give
preference ; in —, instead. -gotenènte,
M.: lieutenant. -gotenènza, F.: lieu-
tenancy.
la-pa [-po], F.: she-wolf; strangle-weed ;
enticer}. -pacehidtto, -pacchino;,
dim. of -po. -paeeio, disp. of -po.
-pàia, F.: wolf den. -panàre, M.:
house of ill-fame. -patèlloj, -patti-
no, dim. of -po. -percali, F. PL.: Ro-
man feast (for Pan). -pèrei, M. PL.:
lupercal priests. -pésco, ADJ.: wolfish.
-pétto, -pieino, car. dim. of -po. -pi-
gnot, ADJ.: wolfish. -pinfeeio, disp.
of -pinol. -pindio [-pinot], M.: seller
of lupines; lupine field. -pinéllo [-pi-
not], m.: wild lupine. -pinot [L. -pi-
nus], M.: lupine (plant). -pimo2, ADJ.:
wolfish (ravenous, lupine). Ill-po [L.
-pus], M.: wolf: — cerviero, lynx.
luppo-liéra, r.: hop-field. -lima, F.:
hop-powder (lupuline). |[lappo-lo [L.
lupulus], M.: hops.
lar-co [L.], aDJ.: greedy (voracious). -cé-
ne}, aug. of -co.
luri-dézza, F.: ghastliness (dismalness).
|[ltxiedo [L. -dus], aADJ.: lurid (ghastly,
dismal).
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Tasco [L. -cus], ADI. : short-sighted.
lasij, PRET. of ludere.
lusignudlofj, m.: nightingale.
lusin-ga [OFr. losenge (? L. laus, praise)],
F.: flattery (adulation, allurement). -ga-
ménto, M.: flattering. -gare, TR.: flat-
ter (wheedle, allure); REFL.: flatter one’s
self. -gatére, M., -gatriee, F.: flat-
terer (wheedler, Eng.} LOSENGER). -ghé-
vole, ADJ.: flattering, alluring. -ghe-
volménte, ADV.: flatteringly (alluring-
ly). -ghiéref, -ghiéro, ADJ.: flattering
(alluring).
lusof, PART. of ludere.
lus-sare [L. lurare], INTR.: dislocate
(luxate). -saziéne, F.: dislocation (luxa-
tion). .
lassi, PRET. of lucere.
las-so [L. luzus], M.: Luxury (pomp;
Eng. LUXE). -sorifrej,INTR.: live luxu-
riously. -sureggiànte, ADJ.: luxuriant
(exuberant). -sureggiare, INTR.: live
luxuriously (luxuriate); grow exuberantly.
-stiria, F.: luxury (voluptuousness). -su-
riàntej, ADJ.: luxurious (wanton). -su-
riàrej, INTR.: luxuriate (indulge to ex-
cess). -surieggiàrej, INTR.: live luxu-
riously; grow rank. -suriosaménte,
ADV.: luxuriously (wantonly). -suriéso,
ADJ.: luxurious (voluptuous).
la-stra [-stro3], F.: den (hiding-place)t ;
deception.
lu-strale [-stro 2], ADJ.: lustral (purifying;
quinquennial). -straménto, M.: polish-
ing. -stràntet, ADJ.: brilliant (shin-
ing, bright). -stra-pifnte, M.: shoe-
polisher. |l-strare [L. (lucere, shine)],
TR.: purify; give lustre to (polish, bur-
nish); INTR.: shine (gleam, sparkle). -stra=
searpe, -stra=stivéli, M.: bootblack;
flatterer. -strdta, F.: quick polishing.
-stratina, dim. of -strata. -strato,
ADJ.: polished (burnished). -stratére,
M.: polisher. -stratuara, F.: polishing
(burnishing). -straziéne, F.: lustration
(act or sacrifice of purification). -strino,
M.: lustring (silk cloth); tinsel; boot-
black. -strissimo, ADJ.: very (or most)
illustrious. l-stro1, ADJ.: polished
(smooth, shining); M.: lustre (gloss).
lustro2 [L. -strum (luere, loose, pay)],
M.: lustrum (Rom. ceremony of public
purification every five years; space of five
years).
listroj3 [L. -strum (luere, wash), bog;
den], M.: den (hiding-place).
lustrére}, M.: splendour.
lu-taref [-t0], TR.: lute (seal with lute).
-tatairat, F.: luting.
lute-ranésimo, -ranismo, M.: Luth-
eranism. -réno [Lutero], aDJ.: Luther-
an; M.: disciple of Luther.
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lu-tifigoloj, M.: potter.
-tum], M.: clay (mud, lute).
lat-ta}, F.: wrestling (striving).
lut-to [L. luctus (lugere, mourn)], M.:
grief (mourning, lamentation); mourning-
clothes. -téso], ADJ.: mournful (sorrow-
ful). -tuosaménte, ADV.: mournfully
(sorrowfully). -tuéso, ADJ.: mournful
(sorrowful, sad).
lutulènto [lufo], aps.: clayey (muddy,
miry).
|la-to [L.
m émme [L.], M., F.: m (the letter).
ma! [L. magis], cons.: but; even: —
che, it is not so; is it possible? etc.; —
sì, yes, indeed.
ma 2 [madre], F.: ma (for ‘mamma’).
mé-cabra, ||-cabra [?], ADI., M.: danza
—, dance of death.
macea [OFr. mache, mass], F.: abundance;
ADV.: a —, abundantly.
Maccabéi [-beus], M. PL.: Maccabees
(apocryphal books of Old Testament).
maccatél-la}, F.: minced meat (sau-
sage); defect (blemish). -leriat, F.: ex-
changing (bartering).
maccheriaf, F.: calm at sea.
macche-réne [?], M.: macaroni (food);
stupid fellow; aDJ.: heavy. -ronéa, F.:
medley (macaronic). -ronésco, -ròni-
co, pl. —ci, ADJ.: burlesque (macaronic).
mac-chia [L. macula], F.: spot (stain,
mark, blur, blemish); macula (sun-spot);
rapid painting (sketch); painting broadly
or in masses (sort of impressionist paint-
ing); thicket (copse, bush); ambush: alla
—, in ambush; secretly (underhand) ;
(paint.) in masses, broadly; stare alla —,
lie in ambush; be a robber or assassin.
-chideeia, disp. of -chia. -chiaiò-
lo, M.: rapid sketcher (impressionist) ;
woodman; dastard; ADJ.: of the woods,
sylvan. -chifire, TR.: spot (stain, blue);
sketch; REFL.: stain one’s self. -chià-
to, ADJ.: spotted (stained). -chidtico,
pl. —ci, aDJ.: concerning fuel-gathering ;
M.: right of gathering fuel; tax (on fuel
gathered). -chierélla, dim. of -chia.
-chierellina, dim. of -chierella. -chié-
to, M.: woody place. -chiétta, dim.
of -chia. -chiettàre, TR.: stain (spot).
-chiettato, ADJ.: covered with small
stains. -chiettina, dim. of -chia.
macchi-na [L. machina], F.: machine
(engine); artifice (stratagem); large build-
ing; works (of a watch), -nfeeia, disp.
of -na. -néle, ADJ.: mechanical. -nal-
ménte, ADV.: mechanically. -naménto,
M.: plot (scheme, machination). -ndre,
macinatoio
tR.: plot (scheme, machinate). -néto,
ADJ.: plotted (contrived). -natére, m.,
-natriee, F.: plotter (contriver, machi-
nator). -naziéne, F.: plot (machination).
-nétta, -nina, -nino, dim. of -na,
-nismo, M.: mechanism. -nista, M.:
engine-tender (engineer); machinist}.
-nona, -néne, aug. of -na. -nosamén-
te, ADV.: powerfully (like machines),
-n6so, ADJ.: powerful (strong).
mac-chiolina, dim. of -chia. -chiéna,
r.: filthiness. -ehiéme, M.: bushy place.
-chiéso, ADI.: stained (spotted). -chifie-
eia, dim. of -chia. -chiazzai, dim. of
-uccia.
maceiangherof, ADJ.: coarse (awkward,
stupid).
macco [OFr. mache, mass], M.: bean-por-
ridge; slaughter (butchery)}; ADV.}: a
—, abundantly (plentifully).
maeel-labile, ADJ.: fit for slaughter.
-ldio, M.: butcher. -laménto, ™.:
slaughtering (butchering). -ldra, F.:
butcher’s wife; meat-shop keeper. -lé-
rel, TR.: butcher (slaughter, kill). -1a-
re2, -larol, ADJ.: grinding (teeth). -la-
ro2, M.: butcher. -lato, ADJ.: slaugh-
tered (killed). -latére, M.: butcher
(slaughterer). -laziéne, F.: butchering.
-leria, F.: meat-shop; slaughter (car-
nage). |lmaeél-lo [L. -lum], M.: slaugh-
ter-house ; slaughter.
mae¢e-rabile, ADJ.: capable of macera-
tion. -raméntof, M.: maceration. ||-ré-
re [L.], TR.: soften (soak, steep, mac-
erate); weakenj; REFL.: mortify; waste
away. -ratéio, M.: steeping-trench (for
flax). -raziéne, F.: maceration. -ré-
to [-ria], M.: heap of ruins. -eéria, F.:
ruined wall. maee-ro [-cerare], ADI.:
steeped (macerated) ; exhausted ; M.: mac-
eration (steeping).
maceréne [?], M.: species of celery.
méa-chia, F.: craft (duplicity). -chia-
vellicaménte, ADV.: craftily (cun-
ningly). Il-=chiavèllico, pl. —ci [Ma-
chiavelli], ADJ.: Machiavelian (crafty, cun-
ning). -chiéne, ADJ.: very crafty.
maeia [-ceria], F.: ruined wall.
macie [L. -cies], F.: leanness (thinness).
maeigno [-cina], M.: sort of granite,
rock.
maci-lénte, ||-lémto [L. macies], ADJ.:
thin (lean, meagre). -lémza, F.: thin-
ness (meagreness).
maei-na [L. machina, engine], F.: grind-
stone (millstone); oppressive weight (dis-
tress). -maméntof, M.: grinding (crush-
ing, pulverizing). -mdre, TR.: grind
(crush, pulverize). -nfta, F.: hopperful.
-ndto, M.: meal (flour); tax; ADI:
ruined. -natéioj, M.: oil-mill. -naté-
macinatore
re, M.: grinder. -natfira, -naziòne,
r.: grinding (pulverizing). méaei-ne,
F.: grindstone (millstone); distress. -nèl-
la}, dim. of -ne. -nèllo, m.: colour-
grinder. -nétta, dim. of -na. -nino,
M.: grinder (for coffee, etc.).
macial-la [?], F.: hemp-brake (instru-
ment). -lére, TR.: break (hemp, flax);
chew}. -lato, ADJ.: broken (crushed).
maco-laj [L. macula], F.: stain (spot,
blemish). -lare, TR.: produce spots upon
by beating or bruising (bruise); beat black
and blue (thrash). -lato, ADJ.: bruised;
thrashed. -lazione, F.: bruising ; thrash-
ing. maco-lo, ADJ.: bruised (thrashed).
macrof, ADJ.: thin (lean); dry.
mact-ba [town, M., W. Ind.], F.: snuff.
-bino, M.: kind of snuff.
macu-la [L.], F.: stain (spot); sinf. -là-
re, TR.: = macolare; spot (stain, macu-
late). -Iàto, ADJ.: stained (impure,
maculate). -laziénej, F.: staining (mac-
ulating). maeu-lof, ADJ.: stained (beat-
en, ill-used). -1ésot, ADJ.: full of spots
(stains).
madà-ma [Fr. -me], F.: madam (mistress).
-migélla, F.: miss (young lady). -mi-
na, dim. of -ma.
madernàalej, ADJ.: maternal.
madesì}, ADV.: yes, indeed.
mf-dia [L. -gida], F.: kneading-trough.
-diîta, r.: troughful. .
mfdido [L. -didus], ADJ.: wet (damp, hu-
mid, madid).
madié}, ADV.: yes, indeed.
ma-diétta, dim. of -dia.
of -dia.
maz-dònna, F.: madame (my lady; dame);
Madonna (Virgin Mary). -donnétta,
dim. of -donna. -donnina, car. dim.
of -donna. -donnino, M.: maiden-faced
boy; money. -donnéne, ™.: large figure
of the Madonna. -donniecia, disp.
dim. of -donna.
madore [L. -dor], M.: dampness (moist-
ure, humidity).
madornà-le [madrona], ADJ.: mater-
nalf; large (great); grave; extrava-
gant; legitimate. -lita, F.: largeness ;
gravity.
mfdre [L. mater], F.: mother; origin;
mould (of statue, etc., form). -ggiare,
INTR.: be like the mother. =pàtria, F.:
mother country. =pèrla, F.: mother-of-
pearl. -perldeeo, ADJ.: like mother-
-diéna, aug.
of-pearl. -‘pora, F.: madrepore (coral). |
-porico, pl. —ci, ADI.: madreporite.
=sélva, F.: woodbine; honeysuckle. =vi-
te, m.: female screw.
madrigé-le [?], M.: madrigal (amourous
lyric). -leggiàre, INTR.: compose mad-
rigala -léseo, ADJ.: resembling the
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madrigal. -létto, -limo, dim. of -le.
-léne, aug. of -le. -IMeeio, disp. of -le.
ma-drina [-dre], F.: godmother; mid-
wife. -drémaj, F.: matron. -drénef,
M.: pain (in the side).
maes-ta [L. majestas], F.: majesty (gran-
deur). -tériof, -tèrot, M.: art (skilful-
ness); instruction. -tévolet, ADJ.: ma-
jestic (grand). -tevolméntef, -tosa-
ménte, ADV.: majestically (with gran-
deur). -tosissimo, ADJ.: very (or most)
majestic. -tosita, F.: majesty. -téso,
ADJ.: majestic.
maé-stra, F.: school-mistress; mastery
(skill). -stràle, M.: northwest wind.
-straménto, M.: conferring doctor’s (or
master’s) degree. -strdanza, F.: associ-
ation of workmen. -straref, TR.: teach
(instruct); confer doctor’s degree on.
-stràtot, ADJ.: taught; M.: magistrate.
-stréllo, dim. of -stro. -stréssa, F.:
school-mistress; mistress. -strévole,
ADJ.: masterly (skilful). -strevolmén-
te, ADV.: masterly (skilfully). -stria,
F.: mastery (skill, dexterity). -strina,
dim. of -stra. -strino, car. dim. of -stro.
Ilmaò-stro [L. magister], M.: MASTER
(teacher, professor); head (principal);
northwest wind; aDJ.: chief (principal):
— di campo, field-marshal ; — di giusti-
zia, hangman ; — di casa, steward. -stré-
ne, aug.of-stro. -strieeia,-strieeio,
-stricolo, disp. dim. of -stro. -striz-
zo, disp. of -stro.
mafattot, ADJ.: ill-made (deformed) ; M.:
misdeed.
maf-fia [OFr. mafler, devour], r.: Maffia
(organization enforcing laws of its own,
something between white-caps and labor
union in Am.). -fiéso, ADJ.: of the
Maffia.
maga [L. -gus], F.: sorceress; hag.
magaé-gna [OFr. mehaing], F.: defect
(imperfection, blemish). -gnaméntof,
M.: spoiling; defect. -gnare, TR.: spoil
(destroy, corrupt). -gmato, ADJ. : spoiled
(rotten). -gnatuiray, F.: defect (im-
perfection).
magà-ri, ||-ra [?], INTERI.: yes, indeed!
(certainly !).
magaz-ziniggio, M.: storehouse dues.
-zinière, M.: storehouse-keeper. |l=zî-
no [fr. Ar.], M.: magazine (storehouse).
magest. .} = maest. .
mag-gèngo, ADJ.: of May (month). -ge-
sare, TR.: plough (break up land). -ge-
sAto, ADJ.: ploughed (broken up). -ge-
satura, F.: ploughing (breaking up). -gé-
se, ADJ.: of May; M.: fallow land. -giaiò-
la, F., -giaiòlo, M.: May-singer (boy
or girl singing May carols); fever. -gia-
tica, F., -gidtico, M.: fallow ground,
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mag - gio [L. maius], M.: May (month);
song; festival; aDJ.t: greater; elder.
-gioeténdolot, ™ laburnum (orna-
mental tree). -giolata, F.: May-song.
maggiorana [amaraco], F.: sweet MAR-
JORAM (plant).
a F.: majority. -rasco,
M.: inheritance (of elder brother). -rdò-
mo, M.: major-domo. ||maggié-re [L.
major], ADJ.: major (greater, elder) ; M.:
major (officer). -réllot, dim. of -re.
-rénne, ADJ.: of age (of one just become
major); M.: major. -rènteij, M.: magnate
(chief man). -réttot, dim. of -re.
-révole}, ADI. : chief (principal, senior).
maggio
«rézzaj, F.: greatness. maggi6-ri,
M. PL.: ancestors (forefathers). ‘-riaf,
F.: majority (superiority). -ringo, M.:
magnate (chief man). -rîno, car. dim.
of -re. -rità, F.: major’s office; major-
ityt (of numbers). -rménte, ADV.:
more (much more). -rnato, M.: eldest
born (son).
maghero = magro.
mà-gi [L. magus], M.: magi (caste of
Persian priests); ADJ.: of the three wise
men (Bibl.). -gia, F.: magic (sorcery).
-gicalej, ADI. magical. -gicaménte,
ADv.: magically. ma-gico, ‘pl. —ci, ADJ.:
magic.
magina-re}, INTR.: imagine (think).
-zionej, F.: imagination.
ma-gioneélla}, dim. of -gione. |l-gis-
ne [L. mansio], F.: MANSION (habitation).
-gionéttat, dim. of -gione.
magiòstra}, F.: kind of strawberry.
magis-teriàtoj, M.: magistracy. -tè-
rio}, |l-téro [L. -terium], M.: ability
(MASTERY, skill); magistery (a precipitate);
doctorshipf; discipline}. -tréle, ADI.:
magisterial (imperious). -tralita, r
doctrine; science. -tralménte, ADV.:
magisterially. -tréto, M.: magistrate.
-tratira, F.: magistracy. -trévolef,
ADJ.: authoritative (magistral).
ma-glia [L. -cula], F.: network; knit-
ting; mail (coat of mail). -gliatof, ADI.:
of mail. -gliétta, F.: small mesh; an-
nulet. -glina, dim. of -glietta.
ma-gliétto, dim. of -glio. ||md-glio
[L. malleus], m.: forge-hammer; sledge-
hammer; MALL (MALLET; beetle).
ma-gliolina, dim. of -glia.
magli-òlo, ||--uòdlo} [-0, like a hammer],
M.: sprout (shoot).
magnaménte}, ADV.: grandly (nobly). °
magnandeeio, disp. of -gnano.
magnani-maménte, ADV.: magnani-
mously (with dignity). -mita, F.: mag-
nanimity. ||lmagndni-mo [L. -mus],
ADJ.: magnanimous (high-souled, brave).
magnano [OFr. maignain], M.: locksmith.
mai
magnare (jest.) = mangiare.
magna-te [L. -tes], M.: magnate; ADI,:
of high rank. -tizio, ADJ.: of note (dis-
tinction).
magné-sia [city M., Asia Min.], F.: mag-
nesia (mineral). -siaco, pl. —ei, ADI.:
containing magnesia. magné-sio, M
magnesium. -site, M.: magnesite.
magné-te [L. -s], M.: magnet (load
stone). -ticaménte, ADV.: magnetical-
ly. magné-tico, pl. —ci, ADJ.: mag-
netic. -tismo, M.: magnetism. -tite,
M.: magnetite. -tizzare, TR.: magne-
tize. -tizzàto, ADJ.: magnetized. -tiz-
zatore, M., -tizzatriee, F.: magnet-
izer. magné-to-, PREF.: magneto-. -tò-
metro, M.: magnetometer (instrument),
magnifi-ca, F.: (vulg.) eating (grub);
also = -cat. -caménte, ADV.: magnif-
icently (grandly). -caménto, M.: mag-
nifying (extolling). -cére, TR. : magnify
(extol, exalt). magnifi-cat, M.: Mag-
nificat (song to Virgin Mary commencing
with this word). -cataméntef, ADV.:
magnificently. -catére, M., -catriee,
F.: magnifier. -eènte, ADJ.: magnifi-
cent (noble, splendid). -eenteméntet,
ADV.: magnificently. -eénza, -eènziai,
F.: magnificence (splendour). ||magni-
fi-co [L. -cus (magnus, great)], ADI.:
magnificent (splendid, grand, noble).
magni-loquènte, ADJ.: magniloquent
(bombastic). -loquènza, F.: magnil-
oquence. |l='loquoj [L. -loguus], ADI.:
magniloquent. -tidine, F.: magnitude.
mfignoj [L. -nus], ADI.: great (large,
mighty).
magnolia [botanist Magnol], F.: magno-
lia (plant).
mago [L. -gus], M.: magician; ADJ.: mag-
ical.
magògano [Centr. Am. mohagoni], M.
mahogany.
magolato}, M
furrows).
magé-na [7],
smithy (forge).
joined to smithy).
(worker in smithy).
magraménte [-gro], ADV.:
(poorly, stingily).
magrànaj, F.: headache (megrim).
ma-grettino, car. dim. of -gretto. -grét-
to, dim. of -gro. -grézza, F.: meager-
ness (leanness, poorness). -grino, dim.
of -gro. |lmae=gro ([L. -cer], ADJ:
MEAGER (lean, scarce, arid). -grégmo-
lo, dim. of -gro. -gréne, M.: lean hog;
ADJ.: lean (of hogs).
mai iL. magis], ADV.: ever; never (with
non): — più, nevermore; — sì, yes in-
deed ; sempre —+, always (ever more).
wide ridge (between
r.: abundance (plercy);
-neina, F.: shop (ad-
-niére, M.: founder
meagrely
maiala
maid-la, F.: sow. -l&eeio, disp. of
-le. -léta, r.: hog-like action. -latia-
ra, F.: preparation (chopping, salting,
etc.) of hog-meat. ||maia-le [L. -lis],
m.: hog. -limo, car. dim. of -le. -16-
na, -léne, aug. of -la, -le.
maiestàj, F.: majesty.
mainò], ADV.: no (not at all).
maiot, M.: laburnum (tree).
maiòlica [isle Majorca], F.: potter's
clay; majolica-ware.
maiorana}, F.: marjoram (plant).
maio-ranzaj,F.: majority. -rascdto,
M.: conditions (of inheritance). -rdseo,
M.: inheritance (of elder brother). -rdò-
mof, M.: majordomo (steward). ||[maié-
r-ej [L.-r], M.: major; ADJ.: greater.
maitsco-la, F.: capital letter. -létto,
-lino, dim. of -lo. |lmaiasco-lo [L.
-ulus], ADJ.: capital (great majuscule).
mal- [-e, -o, -a], in composition: mal-,
bad(ly).
mé-la, F. of -lo; in compound for -la or -le.
mal-abbiàto, ADJ.: wicked (villainous).
-Aeeio, M.: wickedness (great wrong);
disease (of sheep). =accòlto [mal, ac-
colto], ADJ.: ill-received. =acconeio,
ADJ.: unsuitable (improper). =accorta-
ménte, ADV.: imprudently (uncautious-
ly). =accòrto, ADJ.: imprudent (un-
cautious).
malachi-ta, ||-te [Gr. -tes], F.:
chite (mineral).
malacdtteri [Gr. malakòs, soft, ptéron,
fin], M. PL.: malacopteri (order of fishes).
mala=crefinza, F.: ill-breeding (rude-
ness, impoliteness). -dettaménte, ADV.:
cursedly (detestably). -détto, ADJ.: cursed
(detestable). -dieeret, |l-dire [male,
dire], IRR.; TR.: curse (imprecate). -dis-
si, PRET. of -dire. -diziéne, F.: male-
diction (curse). -fatta [male, fatta], F.:
mistake (in weaving); defect. =féde, F.:
bad faith (deceit, treacherousness). -ffèt-
to}, ADJ.: hateful (spiteful). =fitta;,
F.: sinking (shrinking) earth.
malaga [M. in Spain], M., F.: Malaga wine.
mal-agévole, ADJ.: difficult (laborious,
fatiguing); m.: difficulty. -agevolézza,
F.: difficulty (laboriousness). -agevol-
ménte, ADV.: laboriously (with difficulty).
-agidtot, ADJ.: uneasy; needy. -a=grà-
zia, r.: bad grace (rudeness). =agura-
to, ADJ.: ill-omened (unfortunate). -agu-
riéso}, -agurésof, ADJ.: ill-omened (un-
fortunate). -aménte [male], ADV.: badly
(violently). -andénzat, F.: mischance
(mishap). =andaéref, IRR.; INTR.: go
badly (go to destruction). -amdato, ADI.:
broken down (ruined).
malandre}, r.: malanders (blisters on
horses).
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malan-drinésco, ADJ.: of highway rob-
bers. -drino, M.: highway robber (thief,
wicked man); ADJ.: roguish (malicious).
Ilmalàn-droj [?], ADJ.: roguish (ras-
cally).
mal=fnimo, M.: animosity (rancour).
-amna, F.: calamity (disaster). -an-
naggio, INTERJ.: curse! (a curse upon !).
=&nno, M.: illness; disaster (calamity,
misfortune). -a=paràta, F.: trouble.
-ardito}, ADJ.: rash (foolhardy, daring).
-&grej, INTR.: become sick. =fria, F.:
malaria (bad air, fever). =arnése, M.:
vagrant (rascal). =arrivéto}, ADJ.: un-
fortunate (luckless, wretched). -assét-
tof, ADJ.: in disorder.
mala-tieeio, ADJ.: sickly. -tîno, car.
dim. of -to. ||\mala-to [ammalato],
ADI. : sick (ill, infirm). mala-ttia [ma-
lato], F.: sickness (disease, malady).
-ttifecia, disp. of -itia. -ttiveeia,
disp. dim. of -ttia. -tiueeio, dim. of -to.
mal-augurataménte, ADV.: unfor-
tunately. -angurdato, ADJ.: ill-omened
(unfortunate). zaugtrio, M.: ill omen
(misfortune). -augurosaménte, ADV.:
unluckily (unfortunately). -auguréso,
-auròsot, ADJ.: ill-omened (unfortunate).
-a-ventira, F.: mischance (misfortune).
-a-vòglia, -avogliènza} [voglia], F.:
malevolence. -avvedutaménte, ADV.:
imprudently (incautiously). -=avveda-
to, ADJ.: imprudent (incautious). -av-
ventura ij, F.: misfortune (disaster).
-avventuratof, ADJ.: unlucky (unfortu-
nate). =avvézzo, ADJ.: ill-bred.
malazzAto [malato], ADI. : sickly (weak).
mal-cadtco, m.: falling sickness (epi-
lepsy). -capitato, ADJ.: unlucky. -cau-
taménte, ADV.: incautiously (heedlessly).
=cauto, ADJ.: incautious (heedless). =eèr-
to, ADJ.: uncertain. =collocato, ADI.:
badly-arranged. -compostaméntef,
ADV.: disorderly (confusedly). =compé-
sto, ADJ.: disarranged (disordered, con-
fused). =eéneio, ADI.: ill-treated. =con-
descendénte}, ADJ.: rude (impolite),
=condéttof, ADJ.: badly conducted. =co-
noscénte}, ADJ.: ungrateful. =con-
siglidto, ADJ.: ill-advised (incautious,
imprudent). =conténto, ADJ.: discon-
tented (dissatisfied); M.: discontent. =co-
pèrto, ADJ.: scarcely covered (half bare).
=corrispondénte, ADI.: unsuitable (un-
becoming). =corrispésto, ADJ.: unre-
turned. -costumAto, ADJ.: ill-bred (in-
decent, rude). =creatèllo, dim. of
-creato. =crefto, ADJ.: ill-bred (rude).
=curante}, ADJ.: careless (negligent).
=déstro, ADJ.: without cunning or malice,
innocent. =détto, ADJ.: badly said (rude,
maldicapo
thoughtless). =diszeapo, M.: headache.
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=dieénte, ADJ.: slandering; M.: slan-
derer (defamer). =dieénza, F.: slander
(defamation). -dieitéref, m.: slanderer.
=dispésto [male disposto], ADJ.: ill-dis-
posed (ill-intentioned). =dòcchio [male
di occhio], M.: evil-eye. =durévolet,
ADJ.: of short duration.
male [L.], m.: evil (wrong, wickedness) ;
hurt (damage); pain (sickness, infirmity),
ADV.: illy (badly, rudely). =bòlge, F.
PL.: eighth circle (in Dante’s hell). “=det-
taménte, ADV.: in a cursed manner
(miserably). -détto, ADI.: cursed (exe-
crated, detested) ; INTERJ.: a curse upon!
damn! -dicaménte, ADV.: slanderously.
malé-dico, ADJ.: slanderous (malicious).
[l=dîre, IRR.$; TR.: curse (imprecate).
-dissi, PRET. of -dire. -diziéne, F.:
curse (malediction, imprecation).
$ Like dire; but Impf. sale-dicéva or -di-
va; Pret. male-dissi or -dii, -disse or -di;
-dissero or -dirono. — Pop. Pres. male-disco.
mal-educato, ADJ.: uneducated (igno-
rant).
male-fatta, r.: mistake (in weaving) ;
error (evil deed). -ficaménte, ADV.:
wrongly (wickedly). -fieènzaj, F.: wrong
(evil, mischief), -fieiàtoj, ADJ.. be-
witched (fascinated). -fieio, M.: evil
deed ; witchcraft (enchantment); malefice.
-fieiésof, ||[malé-fico [L. -ficus], ADI.:
hurtful (pernicious, maleficent); M.f: ma-
gician. -fizio, M.: crime; enchantment.
malenconia}, F.: melancholy (sadness).
malèot, ADJ.: sickly (weak).
malèscio [Fr. mal-aisé], ADJ.:
(weak) uneatable.
mal-éssere, M.: bad feeling; straitened
circumstances. -estanmte}, ADJ.: poor
(needy). -estrino, dim. of -estro.
=éstro, M.: havoc (destruction).
malevo-gliénte}, ADJ.: malevolent (ill-
disposed). -gliènza;, -lénza, F.: malev-
olence (ill-will). ||malévo-lo [L. -lus],
ADJ.: malevolent (malicious, ill-disposed).
mal-facénte, ADJ.: hurtful (malefic).
-faciméntof, M.: misdeed (crime). ||-fa-
re, DEFECT. (only Inf. and Part.) ; INTR.:
do wrong (evil, harm). -fatto, ADJ.: ill-
made (ill-shaped, deformed); M.{: misdeed
(crime). -fattora, F., -fattére, M.:
evil-doer (malefactor). -fattoriaf, F.:
witchcraft (enchantment). -féei, PRET.
of fare. =férmo, ADJ.: weak (unsteady,
sick). =fidéto, ADJ.: untrustful; M.:
untrustful person. =fiorito, ADJ.: with
few flowers (not flourishing). =fondato,
ADJ.: ill-founded (unsteady, weak). =fran-
eése, M.: syphilis. -=garbo, M.: grace-
lessness. -giudicdre, INTR.: judge
wrongly (misjudge). =giudicato, ADI.:
wrongly judged (misjudged). =govèrno,
sickly,
mallevadore
M.: misgovernment. =gradito, aps:
ill-received (unwelcome, disagreeable),
=grado, M.: displeasure (ill-will, spite);
ADV.: in spite of (notwithstanding). =gra-
ziosaménte, ADV.: ungraciously (in a
displeasing manner). =graziòse, ADJ.:
ungracious (displeasing). =guardato,
ADJ.: ill-guarded. =giasto, M.: bad taste
(sense).
mali-a [malo], F.: witchcraft (enchant-
ment, charm). -arda, F., -ardo, M;:
witch (wizard). -fieioy}, M.: witch (ma-
gician, sorcerer).
maligiaj, F.: small red onion.
mali-gnaménte, ADV.: malignantly
(maliciously). -gmare, INTR.: show mal-
ice (injure, malign). -gnétto, dim. of
«gno. -gnissimo, ADJ.: very (or most)
malicious. -gmita, F.: malice (spite,
malignity). |lmaliegno [L. -gnus], ADI.:
malicious (spiteful, malignant); M.: hate-
ful thing (demon). -gnosaméntef, ADv.:
spitefully. -gmésof, ADJ.: spiteful (ma-
licious).
mali-na}, r.: evil (disease).
F.: misfortune (disaster).
malinco-nia [Gr. melan-cholia, ‘black-
biled’], F.: melancholy. -nifieeia, disp.
of -nia. -nicaménte, ADV.: melan-
cholically. malincò-nico, -niéso, -n6-
so}, ADJ.: melancholy (blue).
mal-in-cére, ADV.: sorrowfully (with
grief). =in=còrpo, ADV.: unwillingly.
=in-cuòre = malincore. =intenzio-
nato, ADJ.: ill-intentioned (with bad de-
signs). =intéso, ADJ.: misunderstood
(mistaken); unexperienced ; M.: misunder-
standing (disagreement). -inventurd-
to}, ADJ.: unfortunate (unlucky).
maliéso},ADJ.: using witchcraft (charms);
M.: witch.
maliscéleoj, m.: field-marshal; black-
smith.
pia [male], ADI.: very (or most)
evil.
malitot, ADJ.: sickly (infirm).
mali-zia [L. -tia], F.: malice (spite, ill-
will); ADV.: a —, craftily. -zideeia,
disp. of -zia. -zifirej, TR.: treat with
malice (defame). -ziataméntef, ADV.:
maliciously (with ill-will). -ziétta, -zi-
na, disp. dim. of -zia. -ziosdeeio, disp.
of -zioso. -ziosaménte, ADV.: wali-
ciously (spitefully). -ziosétto, -ziosi-
no, car. dim. of -zioso. -ziéso, ADI.:
malicious (spiteful); M.: malicious (spite-
ful) person.
mal-leabile, ADJ.: MALLEABLE. -lea-
-nanzaf,
bilità, r.: malleability. Il-leoj [L.
-leus], M.: hammer (MALLET). -léolo,
M.: ankle.
malle-vadére, M.: surety (bondsman);
. mallevadoria
ADJ.: giving security. -vadoria, F.:
promise. -vadriee, F. of -vadore. ||-va-
ret [mano, levare, ‘raise hand’, in oath],
INTR.: act as surety (give security). -wa-
to}, ADI. : bailed; M.: security. -veria,
F.: security.
mallo [L.], M.: green shell (of nut).
mal-maritata, ADJ.: badly married;
r.: Institution (to recover runaway wives).
=menare, TR.: ill-use (abuse, harm).
-menato, ADJ.: abused (ill-used). -me-
nio [-menare], M.: long abuse. =mè-
rito}, M.: bad service; ADJ.: ill-merited.
=métteret, IRR.; TR.: use badly; waste
(dissipate, spend ill). -mésso, PART. of
-mettere; unadapted (unsuitable). -misi,
PRET. of -mettere. =mato, ADJ.: ill-bred
(rude); low born (ignoble, mean)}. =na-
turàto, ADJ.: thin (delicate, weak). =n6-
to, ADJ.: not well known.
malo [L. -lus], aps.: bad (ill, wrong).
mal-éra, F.: ruin (destruction, perdi-
tion). -ordinataménte, ADV.: disor-
derly. |l=ordinato, ADI: disordered
(ill-arranged).
malére [L. -lus], M.:
disease).
malòticoj, ADI. : hurtful (malignant, per-
nicious).
mal-osservato [male osservato], ADJ.:
unobserved; poorly done. =paràtot,
ADI. : ill-prepared. =persuàso, ADJ.:
unpersuaded. =piglio, M.: disdainful
(angry) look. =polito}, =pratico, pl.
—ci, ADJ.: unpractised (inexperienced).
=preparato, ADJ.: ill-prepared. =prò,
M.: injury (detriment, damage). =pro-
eédere, M.: misbehaviour (rudeness).
=pròprio, ADJ.: improper (unbecoming,
unfit), =provvedato, =provvisto,
ADJ.: ill-provided. -=pulitot = -polito.
=rifatto, ADJ.: poorly remade. =sal-
dato, ADJ.: poorly soldered. -sania,
F.: ill-health. -samo, ADJ.: unhealthy ;
unhealthful. =servito, ADJ.: poorly
served. -siefiro, ADJ.: insecure (un-
safe). =sofferànte, ADJ.: intolerent.
malta [Gr. mditha], F.: mortar; species
of black bitumen; mud (slime).
mal-taglifti, M. PL.: paste (for soup).
=talénto, M.: grudge (ill-will). =tèm-
po, M.: bad season (weather). =tendto,
ADJ.: poorly held.
maltése [malta], aDJ.: Maltese.
mal-tessiito, ADJ.: poorly woven. =tin-
to, ADJ.: poorly tinged (coloured). =tol-
lerfbile, ADJ.: intolerable (unendur-
able). =tòlto, M.: unjust appropriation;
ADJ.: unjustly appropriated. =tornito,
ADJ. : unpolished (rude, unrefined). =trat-
taménto, M.: bad treatment (ill-usage).
=trattare, TR.: abuse (maltreat). -trat-
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tAto, ADJ.: abused. -trattatére, M.:
abuser. =trovaméntof, M.: bad inven-
tion.
malieeio, dim. of male.
mal-umére, M.: bad humour.
za, F.: misuse (abuse).
mal-va [L.],F.: mallows (plant). -vaeeo,
ADJ.: pertaining to mallows (malvaceous).
malva-giaj, F.: wickedness. -giamén-
te, ADV.: wickedly. |malvéà-=gio [?],
ADJ.: wicked (perfidious). -gità, F.:
wickedness (perfidiousness). -'&ot, ADJ.:
undesirous.
malvasia [M., in the Morea], r.: MALMSEY
grape (or wine).
malvavischio [L. malva-ebiscum], M.:
marshmallows.
mal-vedére, IRR.; INTR.: look at with
evil eye. -vedito, ADJ.: hated. =ve-
nto, ADJ.: unwelcome; M.: unwelcome
person. =vestito, ADJ.: poorly dressed
(shabby). -vidi, PRET. of -vedere. =vis-
sito, ADJ.: of that which has lived badly
(of evil life). =wisto, ADJ.: hated (de-
spised). =vivènte, ADJ.: living wickedly
(dissipated, dissolute); M.: dissipated per-
son. =vivotj, ADJ.: half-dead (weak),
=voglièntet [-volere], ADI.: ill-disposed
(malevolent). =volentièri, ADV.: un-
willingly. =volére, TR.: wish ill (be ma-
licious); M.: ill-will (maliciousness). =vòl-
to, ADJ.: ill-formed; ill-disposed. =vo-
lito, ADJ.: hated (abhorred). -
mamma! [echoic], F.: mamma (mother,
protectress).
mam-ma2 [L.], F.: breast.
disp. of mamma 2.
mammalùcco [Ar. mamluk, slave], M.:
mameluke ; stupid fellow; ADI.: stupid.
mammaz=mia, M., F.: little hypocrite.
mammana}, F.: governess ; midwife.
mam-mélla [L. -milla], F.: breast (of
woman). -mellàre, ADJ.: mammillary.
-mellétta, -mellîna, car. dim. of
-mella. -mifero, M.: mammifer. -mil-
lare, ADJ.: mammillary.
mammina, car. dim. of mammal.
mimmo-la [L. mammula (dim. of mam-
ma 2)], ADJ.: sweet violet-. -létta, -li-
na, car. dim. of -la. -linoi, dim. of
-loz. mammo-lo, M.: I. sort of grape-
vine (also wine, grape); 2. little child.
-léne, M.: kind of grape.
mammòne [L.-mona], M.: Mammon (god
of riches).
mammbsof, ADJ.: mammiform.
ma-na [L. -nus], F.: vulg. for -no. -né-
le, m.: glove (of shoemaker). -néta,
F.: blow with the hand; handful; group:
a -nate, by the handful. -natèlla, -na-
tina, car. dim. of -nata.
mfn-ca, F.: left hand; left side.
=uséin-
-méieeia,
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ménto, M.: defect (imperfection, want).
-cante, ADJ.: lacking (wanting, deficient).
-canza, F.: lack (want, deficiency, im-
perfection). |l-cdre [-co], INTR.: lack
(want, need): — a, fail. -céto, ADI.:
lost; dead. -catére, M., -catriee, F.:
one lacking (failing).
maneep-pàrej, TR.: emancipate.
zione], F.: emancipation.
manché-vole [mancare], ADJ.: lacking
(defective). -volézza, F.: deficiency
(imperfection). -volménte, ADV.: im-
perfectly (faultily). manché-zza, F.:
lack (want, defect).
man-eia [L. -icia (-us, hand), sleeve], F.:
tip (gift of money). -eiéta, F.: great
handful. -eiatèlla, -eiatina, car.
dim. of -cia.
man-eina, ||-eîno [-co], ADI.: left-
handed; harsh (words); bad (wicked):
a —, on the left hand.
maneipio [L. -pium (manus, hand, capere,
take)], M.: slave.
ma4nco [L. -cus, maimed], ADI. : left-hand-
ed; defective (imperfect)f; m.t: defect
mancamento
-pa-
(imperfection).
man-daménto, M.: commission (order,
mandate). -dante, ADJ.: sending; M.:
one sending. ||-dare [L.], TR.: send (dis-
patch, give motion to); command (order,
summon)}: — a effetto, accomplish; —
giù, swallow; — in lungo, delay; — a
male, waste.
manda-rinato, M.: task of mandarin.
ll-rinot [Chin.], M.: mandarin (Chinese
official); mandarin orange; aromatic oil.
manda-rino2,M.: ball pitcher. man-
da-ta, F.: sending; gang. -tdrio, M.:
trustee (commissioned person, mandatary).
-tina, car. dim. of -ta. -tino, dim. of
-to. |lmandé-to [-re], M.: mandate (or-
der, command). |
man-dibola, ||-dibula [L.-dibula (-dere,
chew)], F.: mandible (lower jaw).
mandolajI, F.: almond.
mandò-la2 [L. pandura], r.:' mandola.
-linista, pl. ti, M., F.: mandolin-player.
-lino, M.: mandolin.
mandor-1la [].L. amandola], F.: ALMOND;
architectural ornament; small box (for
perfume). -léto, M.: almond- paste.
-létta, -lina, car. dim. of -la. man-
dor-lo, M.: almond-tree.
mén-dra [L.], F.: herd (flock);
(stable, fold).
mandracchia}, F.: prostitute.
mandragola [Gr. -géras], F.: mandrake
(plant).
mandri-a = mandra.
herdsman (shepherd).
mandrillo [Sp. -dril], m.: mandrill (ba-
boon).
stall
-filet, -Ano, M.:
mangime 1
mandritta [mano, ritta], F.: right
hand.
mandrolaf, F.: almond.
manducare [L.], TR.: (jest.) eat (masti.
cate, manducate).
mane [L.], F.: morning.
maneg-gévole, -giabile, ADI.: manage.
able (controllable). -giaméntoj, x:
management (control, guidance). |{=già.
re [mano], TR.: manage (handle, guide,
control). -giato, ADJ.: managed (guided).
-giatére, M., -giatriee, F.: manager,
manég-gio, M.: management (guidance,
control); ability ; intrigue.
manèllaj, r.: sheaf.
manérej, INTR.: remain (stay, reside),
manescalco = maniscalco.
ma-nescaménte, ADV.: readily (quick.
ly, handily). {l-méseo [mano], ADI:
handy, ready (quick). -métte, F. PL.:
manacles (handcuffs). -névole, ADI:
manageable (tractable, flexible).
manfa-nîlej, |manfa-no [?], M.: flail-
handle.
manfòrte [mano forte], F.: firm hand (of
one controlling).
manga-nfre [-no], TR.: mangle (smooth
linen). -natara, F.: mangling, cost of
mangling. -neggidre}, TR.: mangle,
-nèlla, F.: small cross-bow; balister;
kind of lever; choir-seats. i,
manganése [?], M.: manganese (metal).
manga-no [G.-non], M.: MANGONEL (bal-
ister) ; MANGLE (for smoothing linen).
man-geréeeio, ADJ.: eatable, fit to eat.
-geria, F.: extortion (exaction). ~gid-
bile, ADJ.: eatable. -gia=cristidni, M:
fierce (impetuous) person. -gia-férrot,
ADJ.: quarrelsome; M.: bully. -gia-
ménto, M.: eating. -gia-méccoli,
M.: candle-stealing sacristan. -gia=
pagnòtte, M.: lazy workman. -gia=
pane, M.: worthless fellow. -gia=pé-
lot, M.: moth. -gia=pére, -gia-péro,
m.: kind of grasshopper. -gia=pòpoli,
M.: despot (tyrant). |l-giare [L. -ducare,
chew], TR.: eat (consume, destroy); make
illicit gains; M.: food; eating: — la fo-
glia, understand secret doings. -giarét-
to, dim. of -giare. -giarino, car. dim.
of -giare. -giàta, F.: satiety. -gia-
taceia, disp. of -giata. -giatina, car.
dim. of -giatà. -giativot, ADJ.: eat-
able. -giatéia, F.: manger. -giaté-
na, aug. of -giata. -giatéra, F.,-gia-
tore, M.: eater (glutton). -giatòria,
F.: extortion. -giatura, F.: traces of
eating (left by insects). -giatitti, M.:
very powerful person. -giatatto, M.:
waster. -giatifo, M.: lazy fellow. -gi-
me, M.: food (given to animals). -gié-
mangiona
-na, F., -giéme, M.: gormand. -giue-
chiare, TR.: eat little and fastidiously.
mini [L. -nes], M. PL.: ghosts (manes).
ma-nia [L.], F.: mania (madness). -nîa-
co, pl. —ci, ADJ.: maniac (mad).
maniàtot, ADJ.: the very same.
mani-ca [L. (manus, hand)], F.: sleeve;
handle; armour (for arm): di — larga,
easy (in morals). -ecaéeeia, disp. of -ca.
mani-caménto}, M.: eating. |-cérej
[L. manducare, chew], TR.: (poet.) eat.
-carétto, M.: appetizing food. -caté-
re, M.: eater (glutton).
mani-chétta, dim. of -ca. -chétto,
dim. of -co. -chino, M.:
co [mano], M.: handle.
-ca. -céne, aug. of -co.
manicémio [Gr. mania, madness, ko-
meion, hospital], M.: insane hospital.
mani-còtto [-ca], M.: muff. -còttoloj,
M.: hanging sleeve.
manié-ra [-ro], F.: manner (way, de-
portment, custom): di — che, so that.
cuff. ||mani-
-céna, aug. of
-rieeia, disp. of -ra. -ràrei, TR.:
adorn (embellish). -rataménte, ADV.:
in an affected manner. -ratissimo,
ADI.: very (or most) affected in manners.
«rito, ADJ.: affected in manners. ma-
nié-ref1I, ADJ.: obedient (docile).
maniére { 2, M.: manor (dwelling).
manie-rina, car. dim. of -ra. -rismo,
M.: mannerism. -rista, pl. —ti, M.: man-
nerist. mamié-roj, ADJ.: tractable (do-
cile). -réna, disp. aug. of -ra. -réso,
ADI. : over-affable (affected).
manifat-tére [mano, fattore], M.: manu-
facturer. -triee, F.: manufacturer
(woman). -tara, F.: manufacture ; manu-
factory. -turiére, ADJ.: pertaining to
manufactures.
manife-staménte, ADV.: manifestly
(evidently). -staméntof, M.: manifesta-
tion. -stare, TR.: reveal (make known,
manifest); REFL.: make one’s self known.
-statére, M., -statriee, F.: revealer
(discloser). -staziéne, F.: manifestation
(revelation). -stino, dim. of -sto. ||ma-
nifé-sto [L. -stus], ADJ.: manifest (clear,
evident); ADV.: manifestly (clearly); M.:
manifesto (public declaration).
mani-glia [L. -cula (manus, hand)], F.:
handle; bracelet]. -gliétta, -glina,
dim. of -glia. mani-gliot, M.: brace-
let. -gliéne, M.: handle (on back of
cannon).
mani-goldéeeio, disp. of -goldo. ||-g61-
do [?], m.: rascal (rogue); hangman;
great injury. -goldénei, aug. of -goldo.
mani-lavio [mani, luvio (lavare, wash)],
M.: wash (for the hands).
mani-mésso, ADJ.: used. -méttere
[mano, mettere], TR.: commence to use.
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of a slovenly
mantacare
manimorcia jf,
woman.
manina, car. dim. of mano.
manincon. .} = malincon..
manino, dim. of mano.
manipo-lare, TR.: manipulate (work-
with hands); adulterate (wine); M.{: sol-
dier (maniple); ADJ.}: manipular. -lato,
ADJ.: adulterated. -latére, M., -la-
trice, F.: manipulator. -lazione, F.:
manipulation (work by hand). Ilma-
nipo-lo [L. manus, hand, plere, fill],
M.: handful; scarf (worn by Catholic
priests); maniple (cohort).
maniscélco [OGer. mara, horse, scale,
servant; ak. to Eng. mar-shal], M.: far-
rier (shoer of horses); veterinaryt.
minna! [L. (Heb.)], F.: manna (divine
food; secretion of many trees).
man-naz []. L. manua, handful], F.: bundle
(sheaf). -néia, F.: executioner’s axe;
crude guillotine; blade of the guillotine;
hatchet; despotism. -naiétta, dim. of
-naia. -naiénef, aug. of -naia. -né-
ro, M.: sickness (form of insanity). -mél-
lo, M.: bundle (sheaf).
mannerino, M.: young wether.
mAno [L. -nus], F.: hand; assistance (di-
rection, work); side; faculty (power): a
— chiusa, inconsiderately; di — in —,
by degrees; dar di —, take up; dar D ul-
tima —, give last touches; venire alle
mani, come to blows; a — salva, without
risk. =mésso, ADJ.: handled (used).
manòmetro [Gr. manés, rare, métron,
measure], M.: manometer (instr. to meas-
ure tension of gases).
mano-méttere, IRR.; TR.: handle (use).
-misi, PRET. of -mettere. =mòrta, F.: un-
transferable property. mané-na, ma-
né-ne, aug. of mano. manò-pola, F.:
cuff; gauntlet. =seritto, ADJ.: written;
M.: manuscript. mané6-so, ADJ.: pliant
(to touch, soft). -valderiaj,F.: guard-
ianship. -véldoj, M.: guardian. -vdle
[L. manualis], ADJ.: manual. -vélla,F.,
-vèllot, m.: lever (for wine press, etc.).
manò-vra, F.: manceuvre (of a ship or
army). -vrare, TR.: mancuvre.
man-ritta [mano ritta], F.: right hand.
-ritto, ADJ.: right; ADV.: using right
hand. -rovèscio, M.: back-stroke.
mansionfrio}, M.: chaplain.
mansof}, ADJ.: mild (gentle).
mansue-fare, TR.: appease (calm, soft-
en). -fàtto, ADJ.: softened (appeased).
-féei, PRET. of fare. -taménte, ADV.:
gently (mildly). ||mansué-to [L. -tus
(manus-suescere, accustom to the hand),
tame], ADJ.: quiet (gentle, Eng. man-
suete). -tidine, F.: gentleness.
manta-care}, TR.: blow with bellows.
ADJ.:
mantachetto
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-chéttot, dim. of -co. ||manta-cof,
m.: bellows; lungs. -ctizzot, dim. of -co.
manté-ca [Sp.], F.: ointment; butter;
(jest.) pomade. -care, TR.: make into
ointment (butter).
mantel-lare, TR.: cover with a mantle ;
excuse; REFL.: excuse one’s self. -lato,
ADJ.: coated (coloured). -létta, F.:
small mantle. -létto,m.: dim. of -lo; mov-
able parapet. -lina, F.: small mantle;
cover (for sacred images). -lino, dim. of
-lo. |lmantèl-lo [L. -lum], M.: mantle
(cloak); pretence (excuse, deceit). -léne,
aug. of -lo. -lueeifiecio, disp. of -luc-
cio. -lueeio, disp. of -lo.
mante-nénte}, ADV.: immediately (sud-
denly). |l-enére [mano, tenere], IRR. ; TR. :
MAINTAIN (support, continue); REFL.: sup-
port one’s self. -nibile, ADJ.: main-
tainable (sustainable). -niménto, M.:
maintenance (support). -mitore, M.:
maintainer (sustainer). manté-nni,
PRET. of -tenere. -nùta, F.: wicked
woman (mistress). -mvito, ADJ.: main-
tained (supported, kept).
manti-ee [L. -ca (manus, hand), bag], M.:
bellows. -eétto, -eino, dim. of -ce.
-eiéne, aug. of -ce.
mantiglia [Sp. -tilla (cf. -to)], F.: man-
tilla.
mantilet, M.: coarse table-cloth. :
man-tino, dim. of -to; silk lining (used
by tailors). ||mam-tot [L. -tum], m.:
mantle: (fig.) il tragico —, tragedy.
mantof 2, ADJ.: much.
mantru-giàre [?], TR.: handle (touch
roughly). ‘-giàto, ADJ.: rumpled.
manua-le [L. -lis], ADJ.: manual (by
hand); M.: handbook. -létto, -lino,
car. dim. of -le. -lménte, ADV.: manu-
ally (by hand).
mantbrio [L. -brium], M.:
rudder, etc.).
manucaref}, TR.: eat (gnaw).
manumissiònet, F.: manumission (liber-
ation).
manuscritto = manoscritto.
manutén-golo [mano tenere], M.: ac-
complice (of thieves, assassins, etc.).
-ziéne, F.: maintenance.
man-zaj, F.: heifer. ||man-=zo [L.
-sus, -dere, chew], M.: young steer. -zòt-
ta}, F.: heifer.
maomet-=tano [fr. Ar.], ADJ., M.: Mo-
hammedan. -tismo, M.: Mohammedism.
mappa [L.], F.: map. =méndo, M.: map
of the world.
marabiattof, M.: mainsail.
marachélla [OFr. marir, destroy, con-
found], F.: deceit (trick).
marame [? -re], m.:
(trash).
handle (of
crowd; refuse
marcorella
marangéne [mergo], M.: diver (for
wrecks, etc.); MERGUS (seafowl)}; joiner.
maras-ca [amarasca], F.: sour cherry,
-chino, M.: maraschino (cherry spirit).
marasmo [Gr. marainein, quench], M.:
marasmus (wasting of flesh).
maravigli-a [L. mirabilia], F.: marvel
(wonder): a —, marvellously (wonderfully).
-fbilet, -&bolej, ADJ.: marvellous
(wonderful). -améntot, M.: wonder
(surprise). -Ante, ADJ.:surprising. -dre,
INTR.: marvel (wonder). -éto, ADJ:
struck with surprise. -évwolet, ADI.:
marvellous. -osaménte, ADV.: marvel
lously (wonderfully). -6s0, ADJ.: marvel-
lous (wonderful).
marca I [OGer., confines], F.: MARCH (bor-
derland).
mar-ca2 [OGer. marc], F.: MARK (stamp,
money). -care, TR.: mark (stamp); set
boundsf.
mareéllo [M.], M.: Venetian coin = 12
cents.
mareescibile [L. -lis], ADI.: corruptible
(perishable, marcescible).
marché-sa, F.: marchioness. -sfieeto,
disp. of -se. -sfmat, F.: marchioness.
-sàto, M.: marquisate. || marché se
[marca 1, orig. protector of the marches],
M.: marquis. -sima, car. dim. of -sa.
-sino, car. dim. of -se. -séne, aug. of
“Se.
marchi-ano, ADJ.: very great (marked;
excessive; absurd). -f&re, TR.: mark
(stamp, brand). ||lmarehi-o [L. mar-
culus], M.: MARK (stamp, brand).
marchiongle [L. marchio], ADI.: of a
marquis.
méareia! [-cire], F.: pus (discharge).
mar-eia2, F.: march (step; music).
-eia=piéde, M.: sidewalk (footpath).
||-etare [Fr. -cher], TR.: march. -eiata,
F.. march.
mAar-eido, ADJ.: decayed (putrified, MAR-
CID). -eiménto, M.: putrefaction. -ei-
no, M.: wine (made from decaying
grapes). mar-eio, ADJ.: decayed (putri-
fied, decomposed); M.: decayed spot
(place). -eiolino, M.: taste of wine
(made from decaying grapes). -eion-
eéllo, dim. of -cio. -eiéso, ADJ.: puru-
lent. ||=eire [L. -cere], INTR.: fester
(become putrid, decomposed, MARCESCent);
be distracted. -eita, -eitéia, F.: wa-
tered field (i.e., covered with running wa-
ter in winter to protect grass). -eitdio,
ADI. of -cita. -eitàra, F.: decaying (pu-
trefaction). -eifime, M.: heap of de-
cayed things.
marco [L. -cus, hammer], M.: mark (sign,
coin).
marcorélla, f.: MERCURY (plant).
mare
mere [L.], M.: sea. -réa, F.: tide (ebb
and flow). -reggidre, INTR.: roll (of
the sea); M.: rolling (undulating). -reg-
gidtay, F.: tide. -réggio, M.: rolling
(fluctuation). -rémma [L. -ritima], F.:
swampy country (near the sea). -rem-
mano, ADJ.: of the low, marshy sea-
shore; M.: inhabitant of the low, marshy
seashore. -re=mòto, M.: sea-movement
(produced by earthquakes).
maréna [marasca], F.: cherry drink.
maréngo [in memory of battle of M.], M.:
gold coin (= $4).
mare -sciallato, M.: marshalship.
ll-sctallo [Fr. maréchal], M.: marshal.
ma-réscot, ADJ.: marine. -résej, M.:
swamp (marsh).
ma-rétta [mare], F.: slight swell of the
sea. -rezzare, TR.: give a wavy ap-
pearance to (vein). -rezzàto, ADJ.:
made wavy (veined). -rezzatara, F.:
waving (of wood vein). -rézzo, M.: wav-
ing (veining): a —, in waves (undulating).
marga [L.], F.: marl (earthy substance).
margà-rico [Gr. mdrgaron], ADJ.: mar-
garic (of an acid). -rina, F.: marga-
rine (substance extracted from vegetable
oils, fats, etc.).
mar-garita{, |l-gherita [L. -garita],
F.: pearl; daisy. -gheritina, M.: car.
dim. of -gherita; daisy.
margigranay, F.: kind of grape.
margi-néle, ADJ.: marginal. -nére,
TR.: arrange with margins, -néto, ADJ.:
with margins. -natara, F.: margining.
Im4rgi-ne [L. margo], M. : margin (bor-
der, brim); F.: scar. -néttat, dim. of
«ne; scar. -nétto, M.: dim. of -ne;
(typ.) margin-piece.
margiòlloj, ADJ.: decayed (spoiled).
margof, M.: (poet.) margin (brim).
mar-gotta}, F.: layer (offset, prostrate
shoot). -gottare, TR.: form shoots on.
ll-gétto [Fr. -cotte], M.: layer (offset,
shoot).
mar-graviàto, M.: margraviate (terri-
tory of margrave). Il-gràvio [Ger.
mark-graf (cf. -chese)], M.: margrave (no-
bleman).
margitto}, ADI. : ugly and malicious.
marieéllo}, M.: bitterness; bay.
marigiànaij, F.: kind of duck.
mari-na [L. (mare, sea)], F.: surface of
sea; sea-coast; marine (sea-soldier, navy):
— —, along the coast. -néio, M.: mari-
ner (seaman). -nfra, F.: kind of coat.
-nére, TR.: pickle; have in charge. -na-
rescaménte, ADV.: seaman-like. -na-
résco, ADJ.: marine (of the sea). -na-
ro, M.: seaman (mariner). -nèlla, F.:
kind of cherry; aDJ.: of cherry. -neria,
F.: seamanship; navy. -néscej, ADJ.:
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of the sea. -nièrej, -nièroj, M.: ma-
rine (seaman); ADI. : marine (of the sea).
mari-no, ADJ.: marine (of the sea);
M.: seaman.
mario-làrej, TR.: cheat (swindle). -le-
ria, F.: cheating (swindling). |lmariò-
lo [?], M.: cheat (swindler, fraud).
marionét-ta [Fr. -ie], F.: marionette
(puppet). -téta, F.: performance of (or
like) the marionette.
mariscalco}, M.: farrier (shoer of horses).
mari-taceio, disp. of -to. -taggio,
M.: matrimony. -tdle, ADJ.: marital
(conjugal). -talménte, ADV.: conju-
gally. -tamémto, M.: marriage. -ta--
re, TR.: marry; REFL.: be married. -ta-
ta, F.: married woman. -tàto, ADJ.:
married; M.: married man. -taziéne,
F.: marriage. -tino, car. dim. of -to.
Ilmarî=to [L. -fus], M.: husband. -'to-
tof, M.: thy husband.
marittimo [L. maritimus], ADJ.: mari-
time (near the sea).
marizzàret, TR.: wave (vein).
marma-glia [OFr. marme], F.: rabble
(mob). -glifeeiat, disp. of -glia.
mar-mare [L. -mor], TR.: make cool as
marble. -mfto, ADJ.: cold as marble.
marméggia [?], F.: maggot (worm).
marmellata [Port. -lada], F.: marma-
lade (fruit preserve).
mar-mifero, ADI. : abounding in marble.
ll-mino [marmo], M.: stone (used to
keep doors open). -mista, M.: worker
in marble. :
marmit-ta [fr. Ar.], F.: soup-kettle.
-tina, dim. of -ta. -téna, -téne, aug.
of -ta.
marmo [L. -mor], M.: MARBLE (stone).
mar-mocchino, dim. of -mocchio.
llemécchio [OF r. marme], M.: little boy
(child) ; childish man.
marmo-raiot [marmo], M.: sculptor;
statuary. -rdref, TR.: marble (stain
like marble). -rariaf, F. : statuary (sculp-
ture). -rério, M.: sculptor; statuary.
-réeeio, ADJ.: of marble. marmò-
reo, ADJ.: of (or like) marble. -rino,
M.: kind of cheese; ADJ.: of cheese.
-rizzàre, TR.: marble (give appearance
of marble). -rizzàto, ADJ.: marbled
(made to look like marble).
marmòt-ta [OFr. marmontain], F.: mar-
mot; lazy fellow. -tima, car. dim. of -ta.
-tino, dim. of -ta. -téna, -téne, aug.
of -ta.
marocchino = marrochino.
maronita [Maro], ADI. : Maronite (Chris-
tian sect).
maréso [mare], M.:
màr-ra [L.], F.: spade.
digger (labourer).
marraiuolo
surge (billow, wave).
-raiudlof, M.:
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marrano [Sp., pig], ADI. : slovenly, rude;
M.: sloven; boor (clown).
marreggiare}, INTR.: dig.
mar-rétta, -rétto, dim. of marra.
marriméntoj, M.: grief.
marrit-ta, -to = manritia, -to.
marroébbiof, M.: horehound (plant).
marrocchino [Marocco], M.: Morocco
leather.
marréne 1, aug. of marra.
marré-ne2 [Fr. -n], M.: chestnut-tree ;
large chestnut (Eng. marron); ADJ.: of
the chestnut. -néto, M.: chestnut-grove.
marrovéscio [mano, rovescio], M.: back-
stroke.
marrî-ca [L. -gina], F.: buckthorn
(plant). -edio, -chéto, M.: place full
of buckthorn bushes.
marruffinof, M.: draper’s man (clerk).
marsala, -sélla [Marsala], M.: Marsala
wine.
marsigliése [Fr. Marseilles], r.: Mar-
seillaise (hymn).
martagéne [Fr. -gon], M.:
(red lily).
Marte [L. Mars], M.: Mars (god of war);
war. marte=di, M.: Tuesday.
martel-laceio, disp.of-lo. -laménto,
M.: hammering. -lare [-lo], TR.: ham-
mer (beat, form). -lata, F.: blow with
a hammer. -latara, F.: hammering.
-létto, dim. of -lo. -lina, F.: mason’s
hammer; hammer of arquebuse. -lino,
dim. of -lo. -lio, M.: continued hammer-
ing. Imartèl=lo [L. martulus], m.:
hammer; door-knocker; remorse; afflic-
tiont: sonare a —, sound the alarm. -16-
ne, aug. of -lo.
martidio}, M.: martyrdom.
martinélla [? S. Martino], r.: Floren-
tine bell (rung in war-times).
marti-néllo [ak. to martello], M. : crane
(lever). -nétto, M.: windlass.
martingéla [?], F.: flap on breeches
(16th Cent.); martingale (strap).
martinicca, M.: brake (of carts, etc.).
|l-timoj [-tello], M.: ram.
marti-rare, TR.: put to torture; REFL.:
be put to torture. ||marti-re [Gr. mdr-
tur, witness], M., F.: martyr; torturet.
marti-rio, M.: martyrdom (torture and
death). -rizzaménto, M.: torture. -riz-
zare, TR.: martyr (put to death, torture);
REFL.: torment one’s self. -rizzato,
ADJ.: martyred (tortured). marti-rot =
-re. -rològio, M.: martyrology.
rd [L. martes], r.: marten (animal,
fur).
martére}, M.: countryman (clown).
mégrto-rej [ak. to martire], M.: MAR-
TYR. -rèlloj, dim. of -re. -riamén-
tof, M.: torture. -rifre, TR.: torment;
marrano
martagon
massello
REFL.: be tormented. -riatére, x,
-riatriee, F.: tormenter. martò-
rio}, martò-ro, M.: martyrdom.
màr-za [-zo], F.: graft. -zaindlof,
ADJ.: of March.
marzapane [L. maza, frumenty, It. pane],
M.: marchpane (sweet bread).
mar-zeggiare [-zo], INTR.: be changeful
(as the weather of March). -zidle, apJ.:
martial (military, warlike). méar-zio,
ADJ.: of Mars: Campo —, Campus Mar-
tius. ||mar-zo [L. Mars, god of war],
M.: March (month). -zocehino, dim,
of -zocco. -zdcco, M.: painted (or sculp-
tured) lion; dunce (dolt). -zolimo, ADI.:
of March. -zòlo, ADJ.: of March; sown
in March.
mascagnof}, ADJ.: crafty (wily, sharp).
mascal-eia [maniscalco], F.: farriers
art. -zéne, M.: ruffian (brutal fellow,
cutthroat).
mascél-la [L. mazilla], F.: jaw. -lare,
ADJ.: maxillary (pertaining to the jaw).
-lina, dim. of -la. -léna, r., -léne,
M., aug. of -la; person with large jaws.
mascheera [fr. Ar.], F.: mask (visor,
cover, drama). -rdeeia, disp. of -ra.
-réioj, M.: mask-seller. -raménto,
M.: masking. -rére, TR.: mask (cover,
pretend); REFL.: put on a mask. -ràta,
F.: masquerade (ball, disguise). -rétta,
dim. of -ra. -rina, car. dim. of -ra. -ri-
no, dim. of -ra. -rizzoi, M.: livid spot.
-réne, M.: aug. of -ra; ugly woman; bad
portrait; stone or bronze figure (for a
fountain).
mas-chiaeeio, disp. of -chio. -chia-
ménte, ADV.: manfully. -chiétto, car.
dim. of -chio. -ehiézza, F.: manliness.
-chile, ADJ.: masculine (male). -ehil(e)-
ménte, ADV.: manfully (masculinely).
Ilm&s=-chio [L. -culus], ADJ.: MALE (man-
ly, vigorous); M.: male; kind of fortifica
tion. -chidtto, -chidtta, car. aug. of
-chio. -colinità, F.: manhood (mascu-
linity). -colino, ADJ.: masculine.
masné-da [L. mansionata (mansio,
house)], F.: troop (company of armed
men); mob (gang). -diére, x.: ruffian
(assassin); soldier}.
mas-sa [L.], F.: mass (heap, bulk): a —,
ina mass. -sdeeia, disp. of -sa.
mas-sacràre, TR.: massacre (butcher,
slaughter). |l-sdero [Fr. -sacre], M.:
massacre (butchery, carnage).
massdggio [Ar. mass, touch], M.: mas-
sage (rubbing).
mas-sdia [L. mansa, part. of manere,
remain], F.: housewife; manager. -sfio,
-sdro}, M.: husband; house-steward.
masséllo [massa], M.: mass of raw iron;
wood (for furniture).
masserizia
masse-rizia [massaia], F.: household
goods (furniture, provisions). -riziudlat,
dim. of -rizia.
massie-eio [massa], ADJ.: massy; mas-
sive (solid). -eiéna, -eiéne, aug. of
«cio.
massi-ma, F.: maxim (adage). -ma-
ménte, massi-me, ADV.: principally
(chiefly, particularly). ||massi=mo [L.
maximus], ADJ.: greatest (very great,
supreme); M.: maximum.
masso [-sa], M.: rock; block of stone.
mas-séne, M.: mason. ||-soneria [Fr.
magonnerie], F.: masonry (society of Free-
masons). -sònico, pl. —ci, ADJ.: ma-
sonic.
mastaccof, ADJ.: strong (sturdy, stout).
mastéllo [?], M.: large bucket (tub).
misti-ca}, F.: resin (cement, mastic).
-cacchiàre, TR.: chew (talk imperfect-
ly). -caménto, M.: chewing (mastica-
tion). |l-eare [L.], TR. : chew (masticate;
mumble words): — veleno, be very angry.
-catieeio}, M.: mumbled speech. -cato,
ADJ.: chewed (masticated). -catére,
M.: chewer. -catòrio, ADJ.: chewing
(masticatory). -catara, F.: thing chewed
(mumbled). -caziéne, F.: chewing (mas-
tication).
masti-ee, ||-co} [L.-x], M.: mastic (tree;
putty; resin; cement).
mas-tiettare, TR.: fit with hinges.
-tiettatara, F.: hinge-fitting; hinges.
II=tiétto [mastio], M.: dim. of -tio;
hinge.
mastino[? *masnadino (L. mansio), house-
dog], m.: mastiff (watchdog).
mastio [maschio], M., ADJ.: male; M.:
hinge; screw.
masto-dénte [Gr. mastés, breast, odos,
tooth], M.: mastodon. -dòntico, pl. —ci,
ADJ.: mastodonic.
mastrevolméntef, ADV.: in a masterly
way.
mastriee = mastice.
mis-tro [maestro], ADI. : chief: libro —
or —, ledger.
matds-sa [L. mataxa], F.: skein; in-
trigue: regger la —, procure (pimp).
-saeeia, disp. of -sa. -satat, F.: quan-
tity of skeins. -sétta, -sima, -sino,
dim. of -sa.
matemati-ca [L. mathematica], F.:
mathematics ; divination}. -cAlet, ADI.:
mathematical. -eaménte, ADV. : mathe-
matically (with precision). matemati-
co, pl. —ci, ADJ.: mathematic (accurate).
materàs-sa [fr. Ar.], F.: mattress.
-sàio, M.: mattress-maker, dealer, etc.
-sina, -sino, dim. of -sa. materés-
so}, M.: mattress. -steeia, -sheceio,
disp. dim. of -sa.
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matéri-a [L.], F.: matter; material;
cause}. -feeia, disp. of -a. -alaeeio,
disp. of -ale. -file, ADJ.: material (phys-
ical); M.: material. -alétto, dim. of
-ale. -fili, M.PL.: materials. -alismo,
M.: materialism. -alista, M.: materi-
alist. -alistico, pl. —ci, ADJ.: materi-
alistic. -alità, F.: materiality. -aliz-
gare, TR.: materialize. -alménte,
ADV.: materially. -aléme, ADJ.: mate-
rial (coarse, ordinary). -fitoj, -ésof,
ADJ.: material.
mater-nale, ADJ.: maternal (motherly).
-naménte, ADV.: maternally (in a moth-
erly way). -nità, F.: maternity (mother-
hood). |lmatèr-no [L. -nus], ADJ.: ma-
ternal (mother, native). mater-o, M.:
wicker (twig for basket-making).
mati-ta [Gr. haimatites, blood-like], F.:
hematite (an ore); pencil (crayon). -téio,
M.: pencil-holder.
matraeeioj, M.: retort (vessel).
matre}, F.: (poet.) mother.
matre-sélvaj, F.: honeysuckle.
matri-cile, M.: species of camomile.
-eéria, r.. camomile. |lmatrî-ee [L.
-x (mater, mother)], F.: matrix (womb;
mould). -eida, M.: matricide; ADJ.:
matricidal. -eidio, M.: matricide (mur-
der of a mother). -eima, F.: sprouts
(about a tree-stump). -eimo, ADJ.: of
bearing sheep. matri-cola, F.: regis-
ter; certificate of matriculation; tax.
-colare, TR.: matriculate (register);
REFL.: be matriculated. -colato, ADJ.:
matriculated (registered). -colaziéne,
F.; matriculation. matri-gna, F.: step-
mother (enemy, cruel mother). -gnaref,
-gneggiàrej, INTR.: act like a step-
mother. -gnescaménte, ADV.: cruelly.
-gnésco, ADJ.: cruel (as a stepmother).
-monidceio, disp. of -monio. -monié-
le, ADJ.: matrimonial (connubial). -mo-
nialméute, ADV.: matrimonially. -mò.
nio, M.: matrimony (marriage). -mo-
niéne, M.: rich marriage. matri-naj,
F.: godmother. -zzére, INTR.: resemble
the mother.
matré-na [L. mater], F.: matron. -né-
le, ADJ.: matronly. -nalia, F.: matro-
nalia (festival celebrated by Roman wom-
en). matré-nef, M.: pain (in the side).
-nimico, pl. —ci, ADJ.: of one taking the
mother’s name.
matta I}, r.: mat (hassock).
mat-ta2 [-to], F.: lamb’s head; queen of
hearts. -tacchiéne, aug. of -to, -tae-
eino, ADJ., M.: mimic. -taeeio, disp.
of -to.
mattaidne [malta], M.: clay.
mat-taménte [-t0o], ADV.: madly (fool-
ishly, rashly). -téma, F,; exasperation
298 mattare
(irritability). -taret, TR.: checkmate;
punish. -taréllo, dim. of -to, -tata,
F.: madness (foolish deed, irritable act).
-tèat, F.: uccellare la —, ridicule (quiz,
sing). -teggiare, INTR.: play the fool.
matteréllo [Gr. méktron (méktra, knead-
ing-trough)], M.: rolling-pin.
matteria [matto], F.: madness (foolish-
ness, insanity).
métteroj, M.: cudgel (stick).
mat-terénef}, disp. of -to. -teragiolo,
-terfigio, ADJ.: of smaller species (of
sparrows); M.: smaller species of spar-
rows; little fool. -tésco, ADI.: mad
(foolish). -tézza, F.: madness (insanity).
-tia, F.: madness (folly).
matti-na [L. matutina], F.: morning
(Eng.} matin). -nfieeia, disp. of -na.
-nare}, TR.: sing morning songs. -ma-
ta, F.: whole morning; morning song.
-nataeceia, disp. of -na. -nièro, ADJ.:
morning-; early rising. matti-no, M.:
morning: di buon —, early; mal —, mis-
fortune.
mat-tità, F.: madness. |màat-to [L.
-tus, drunk], ADJ.: mad (insane, foolish);
strange; M.: madman. -tòide, M.: mad-
man.
mattolinaf, F.: titlark.
matto-nàia, F.: brick-yard. -maio, M.:
brickmaker. -néret, TR.: pave with
bricks. -néto, M.: brick pavement.
-neéllo, dim. of -ne. -neino,M.: dim.
of -ne; kind of paste (brick-shaped).
|Imatté6-ne [?], M.: brick. -nèlla, F.:
raised edge (of a billiard-table); ADV.:
di —, indirectly. matté-ni, F.: dia-
monds (suit at cards). -nièroi, M.:
brickmaker.
mat-tagio, -tagiolo = -terugio.
mattu-tinale}, aDJ.: of the morning.
-tininte, ADJ.: of a priest who goes to
morning-service ; M.: priest who goes to
morning-service. ||=-tino [L. matutinus],
ADJ.: morning (early, matutine); M.: morn-
ing; morning-service (matins).
matu-raménte, ADV.: maturely. -ra-
ménto, M.: maturing (ripening). -ra-
re, INTR.: become mature (ripe); TR.:
mature (ripen). -rativo, ADJ.: matura-
tive. -rfto, ADJ.: mature (ripe, due).
«razione, F.: ripeness (maturation). -réz-
za}, -rita, F.: maturity (ripeness, com-
pleteness). |[matwaero [L. -rus], ADI.:
mature (ripe). -réne, aug. of -ro.
mau [echoic], M.: mewing (of cat).
matnquef, ADV.: never.
mauriziano [Maurizio], ADI.: of the
Order of St. Maurice.
mausoléo [Gr. -leîon], m.:
(magnificent tomb).
mavij, m.: bluish.
mausoleum
meconio
maximum [L.], M.: maximum.
mazuarca [Pol.], F.: mazurka (dance).
mazeza [L. *matea, fr. which mateola,
mallet], F.: sprout (offshoot); stick (club,
cane); staff (MACE); mallet: menare alla
—t, betray; menar la — tondat, treat
without respect; metter troppa —t, speak
too freely. -zacavallo [-za, cavallo],
m.: sweep (of a well). -z&eehera,F:
instrument for catching eels and frogs,
-zaeeia, disp. of -za. -za-fristot, m.:
sling (ballister). -za=gAtti, m.: kind of
pistol. -za=marrénef, M.: blockhead
(dunce). -za=picehiaref, TR.: strike
with a mallet. -za=picehio, M.: mal.
let: dare del — in testa, injure (defame).
-za=sèttej, M.: bully (bravo). -zéta,
F.: blow with a club. -zatèlloj, :
little bunch. -zeràngai, F.: rammer
(heavy mallet). -zerangàret, TR.: ram
(beat with mallet). -zerare [mazzo], RR.:
drown in a sack with stones. méaz-ze-
ro}, M.: club; unleavened bread. -zét-
taf, car. dim. of -za. -zettina, car.
dim. of -zetta. -zettino, dim. of -zeito.
-zétto, dim. of -z0. -zieare}, TR:
beat (pound, hammer). -zicatéret, x.:
beater; smith. -ziére, M.: mace-bearer
(procession-leader). -zo [ak. to -za], M.:
bunch (bundle, pack ; bouquet): mettersi in
—, interfere ; in un —, all at once. -20c-
chiàiaj, F.: quantity of bunches (bun-
dles). -z6cechio, ADJ.: of kind of wheat;
M.: succory (endive); bunch (bundle)}.
-zocchitto}, ADJ.: with spikes (head of
grain); knotty. -zòla, F.: mallet ; punish-
ment (striking with mallet); sprig (shoot,
stick)}. -zolàre, TR.: embank; punish
(with a mallet). -zolata, F.: blow with
a mallet. -zolino, dim. of -zo. -zòlo,
M.: stonecutter’s hammer; embankment.
-zéne, aug. of -zo. -zòtto, M.: beetle
(heavy mallet). -zuòla, F.: mallet punish-
ment (striking with mallet); twig (small
stick)}. -zuòlot, M.: owl-perch.
mé [L.], PRON. : me; I; (for mt) to me.
mé’}, ADV.: better.
mefndro [L. Meander, winding river in
Phrygia], M.: meander (maze, perplexity).
me-are [L.], INTR.: pass, glide over.
-Ato, M.: passage (pore).
mécca [?], F.: kind of varnish.
mecca-nica [Gr. mechaniké (viz., téchne,
art)], F.: mechanics (science). -nica-
ménte, ADV.: mechanically. meccà-
nico, pl. —ci, ADJ.: mechanical; M.:
mechanic (artisan). -mismo, M.: mech-
anism.
meeeére}, M.: master.
mé-co [L. -cum], PRON.: with me.
mecònio [Gr. -kénion (mékon, poppy)],
M.: meconium.
medaglia
medé-glia [L. *metallea, of metal], F.:
medal (coin). -glière, M.: fine collec-
tion (of medals). -gliétta, -glina, car.
dim. of -glia. -glioneino, M.: dim. of
-glione; watch-charm. -gliéne, M.: me-
dallion. -glîistat, M.: medalist. -glite-
eia, disp. dim. of -glia.
medé-moj, PRON.: same (self). -sima-
ménte, ADV.: likewise (in the same
manner, always). -simare, REFL.: stand
on same basis with some one. -simézza,
-simità}, F.: sameness (identity). ||me-
dé-simo [OFr. -sme (L. met-ipsimus)],
PRON.: same (self); M.: same person (or
thing): è tuoî —i, your parents; alle
—e, in the same way.
médi-a [L.], F.: middle (midst). -fino,
ADJ.: middle (median); M.: middle. -An-
te, PREP.: by means of (through). -dref,
INTR.: mediate (be in middle, interpose).
-astino, M.: mediastine (membrane sep-
arating the lungs). -ataménte, -fte,
ADV.: mediately (by means). -dto, ADJ.:
mediate (middle, interposed); fit (com-
modious)}. -atére, M., -atriee, F.:
mediator, -trix. -aziéne, F.: mediation
(intercession).
medi-cébile, ADI.: curable (remediable).
-caeeio, disp. of -co. -camef, -ca-
ménto, M.: curing; medicine (medica-
ment). -camentòso, ADJ.: medicinal.
-cantef, M.: physician ; surgeon. -cére,
TR.: cure (heal, medicate); REFL.: cure
one’s self. -cdstro, disp. of -co. -cato,
ADJ.: cured (healed, medicated). -caté-
re, M., -catriee, F.: physician. -ca-
tara, -caziéne, F.: medication (applica-
tion of medicine, curing). -cheria, F.:
disp. of -camento; consultation room (in
hospital). -chéssa, F.: woman physician.
-chettino, car. dim. of -co. -chétto,
-chévolet, ADJ.: healing. -eina,F.:
medicine (science, remedy, cure). -eina-
le, ADJ.: medicinal; M.: medicine (reme-
dy). -einalménte, ADV.: medicinally.
-eindre}, TR.: cure (heal, medicate);
REFL.: cure one’s self. ||[médi-co
-cus], M.: physician (doctor); ADJ.: medi-
cal; medicinal. -c6ne, aug. of -co. -cén-
zolo, -cieeio, disp. dim. of -co.
me-dieta}, F.: moiety (half). -di=èvo,
M.: Middle Ages. -dievale, ADJ.: me-
dizval. |lmé-dio [L. -dius], aDJ.: middle
(average). -didere, ADJ.: mediocre
(middling, medium). -diocreménte,
ADV.: indifferently (passably, middlingly).
-dioerissimo, ADJ.: very (or most) me-
diocre. -diocrita, F.: mediocrity: au-
rea—,golden mean. -dioev. . = -diev. .
medità-bile, apJ.: to be meditated
upon. -béndo, ADJ.: meditating. -mén-
tot, M.: meditation (reflection). ||medi-
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ta-re [L. -ri], TR.: meditate (reflect,
plan). -taménte, apv.: deliberately
(intentionally), -tivo, ADJ.: meditative.
medita-to, ADJ.: meditated (planned).
-zioneélla, dim. of -zione. -ziéne,
F.: meditation (reflection).
mediterraneo [medio, terraneo], ADI. :
mediterranean.
mée, pop. for me.
me-fite [Gr. -phitis], F.: mephitis (offen-
sive exhalations). -fiticaménte, ADV.:
pestilently. -fitico, ADJ.: mephitic(al).
megaloma-nia [Gr. mégas, great, ma-
nia], F.: mania for greatness. -niaco,
pl. —et, aDJ., M.: megalomaniac (big head).
mé-glio [L. melius], ADJ.: better; ADV.:
better; M.: best (thing); F.: best (prop-
osition, condition): aver la —, overcome
(outdo); fare alla —, adapt one’s self.
-glioraménto, M.: improvement (bet-
terment). -glioràre, TR.: better (im-
prove, meliorate).
mé-la [L. malum], r.:
round part of a cupola. -lacchinof,
ADJ.: honey-tasting. -laeeta, disp. of
-la. -laeitola}, r.: balm (mint). -la-
cotégna [cotogno], F.: quince. -lagra-
na [-grano], -la-granfta, F.: pome-
granate. -lagràneiaij, F.: orange.
-la=grano, M.: pomegranate-tree.
melan-colia [Gr. -cholia (mélas, black,
cholé, bile)], melancholy (dejection). -cò-
lico, pl. —ci, ADJ.: melancholy (sad,
gloomy). -conia, F.: melancholy; ca-
price. -conicaménte, ADV.: sadly
(gloomily). -cònico, pl. —cî, ADJ.: mel-
ancholy ; capricious.
melan-gola} [fr. Ar.], F.: melon; orange.
melin-golo}, M.: orange-tree; melon.
-zana, F.: egg-plant.
melans. .} = melens. .
mel- [-a]: =Appio, M.: julep. -ardneia,
F.: orange. =arfneto, M.: orange-
tree. -are, TR.: throw apples. -ariof,
M.: bee-hive. -a=ròsa, F.: kind of apple.
melassa [mele], F.: molasses.
apple (fruit);
[L. | melatat [mela], F.: blow with an apple;
apple-marmaladet.
me-làta 2, F.: disease of plants. -lato,
ADJ.: honied (sweet, mellifluent). ||mè-le
[L. mel], m.: honey.
me-lensaggine, F.: stupidity (foolish-
ness). |I-lènso [?], ADJ.: stupid (fool-
ish, insipid); M.: stupid fellow.
meléto [melo], M.: apple-orchard.
me-liaca, F.: apricot. ||-liaco, pl. —ci
[? armeniaca, Armenian], M.: apricot-tree.
mòlicat, F.: maize.
melichino}, M.: hydromel (liquor).
mélico, pl. —ci [Gr. mélos, song], ADI.:
melodious (musical); lyric.
melina, car. dim. of mela.
300 melinite
melinite [?], r.: melenite (explosive sub-
stance).
melissa [Gr.], F.: balm (plant).
mellét-ta [?], F.: mud (filth),
aug. of -ta.
melli-fero [mele], ADI.: melliferous. -fi-
care}, INTR.: make honey. -fluamén-
te, ADV.: mellifluently. melli-fluo,
ADJ.: mellifluous.
mélligat, F.: maize.
mello-naggine, F.: stupidity (silliness,
foolishness). -mdiot, M.: watermelon
patch. -neèllot, dim. of -ne. ||mel-
lo-nej [L. melo], M.: watermelon; stu-
pid fellow.
mél-ma [OGer. melm, dust], F.: mud
(mire). -méso, ADJ.: muddy (miry).
mé-lo [L. malus], M.: apple-tree. -lo=
cotégnoi, M.: quince-tree.
melò-de, (poet.) melody. |[-dia
[Gr.], F.: melody. -dicaménte, ADV.:
melodiously (musically). melò-dico,
pl. -dici, aDJ.: melodic. -diosaménte,
ADV.: melodiously. -diéso, ADJ.: melo-
dious. -dramma, M.: melodrama.
-drammatico, pl. —ci, ADJ.: melodra-
matic.
melo-granato, M.: pomegranate.
meléna, aug. of mela.
melopéa [Gr. -poiia, song-making], r.
melopeia (art of forming melody).
me-liceia, disp. dim. of -la. -lag-
gine}, F.: wild apple-tree. -lazzat, disp.
dim. of -la. -lizzolai, dim. of -la.
membrà-na [L.], F.: membrane.
€e0, -ndéso, ADJ.: membranous.
mem-brànza}, F.: remembrance. -bra-
re}, TR. : (poet.) remember.
mem-bratùra, F.: symmetry (due pro-
portion of the limbs). -brettàre, TR.:
ornament (with frieze, cornice, moulding).
-brétto, -briceiudlof, dim. of -bro.
Ilmèm-bro, pl. -brî or -bra [L. -brum],
M.: member (limb, organ, person). -bro-
linoj, M.: particle. -brénej, aug. of
«bro. -brito, ADJ.: large-limbed.
memén-to [L.], M.: remember! personal
prayer (part of mass). -tòmo [L, me-
mento homo! ‘remember, 0 man!’], M
word pronounced by priest (on Ash-
Wednesday).
mém-maj, F.: mud (mire).
ADJ.: muddy (miry).
memo-rabile, ADJ. : memorable (remark-
able, famous). -rabilménte, ADV.:
memorably. -réndo, ADJ.: worthy of
being remembered. -randum, M.: mem-
-téne,
-na-
-mésof,
orandum (note). -réàrej, TR., INTR.: re-
member (put in mind, memorate). -rati-
vai, r.: faculty of remembering. -rati-
vot, ADJ. : commemorative (memorativet).
Ilmèmo-re [L. -r], ADJ.: mindful (atten-
meningite
tive, remembering). -révolef, ADJ.: mem-
orable (remarkable, famous); mindful. me-
mò-ria, r.: memory (remembrance, mon-
umental record) : imparare a —, learn by
heart; a —, in the memory. -riéle, x.
memorial (memorandum, petition). ria.
lista, m.: memorialist. -riétta, dim. of
-ria. -ribna, aug. of -ria. -ridsot,
ADJ.: memorable. -ritieeia, disp. dim.
of -ria.
mènaj, F.: management; work; condi-
tion (state); affront; torment.
menadito [menare dito]: w —, exactly
(precisely, accurately).
menageria [Fr. ménagerie], F.: menag-
ery.
menagiéne}, F.: diarrhea.
me-naménto}, M.: leading (conduct);
agitation. |l-mare [L. minare], TR:
lead (conduct, guide) ; produce ; managet:
— buono, allow; — a effetto, bring to
pass; — la vita, spend one’s life; — per
la lunga, put off; — la lingua, slander;
— moglie}, take & wife. -naròla,
r.: kind of gimlet. -mnatat, F.: con-
ducting (leading); handful. -natinai,
dim. of -nata. -natéioj, M.: stirrer
(poker). -natéret, M., -natrieef, F.:
leader; manager. -natàirat, F.: lead-
ing (conducting) ; joint.
mén-eio [?], ADJ.: flabby (soft, flaccid).
-eiéma, F., -eiéne, M.: flabby thing;
ADJ.: aug. of -cio.
ménda [L.], F.: fault (mistake, sin);
reparationf.
men-daee [L. -dax], ADI.: lying (false,
mendacious). -daeio, M.: falsehood (lie).
mendare}, TR.: make amends (repair).
mendi-cagginef, -cagiénef, F.: beg-
gary. -caménte, ADV.: in a begging
way. -cénte, ADJ.: begging (poor, men-
dicant); M.: beggar (mendicant). -cin-
zat, F.: beggary (mendicancy). -càre,
R.: beg (mendicate); INTR.: ask alms
(charity). -cataméntet, ADV.: in a
begging way. -cAto, ADJ.: begged. -ca-
tore}, M.: beggar (mendicant). -caté-
rio}, ADJ.: of begging (or beggars). -ea-
zionej, -eità, F.: beggary (mendicity).
Ilmendi-co [L. -cus], M. : poor man (beg-
gar); ADJ.: poor (begging).
mén-do [-da], x m.: amends; fault (vice).
-déso, ADI. : full of errors.
méne (pop.) = me.
méne [mina 2], F. PL.: plats.
menestréllo [L. ministrellus], M.: min-
strel (bard).
menim. . = menom.
menin-ge [Gr. méninge, membrane], F.:
meninges. -gèo, ADJ.: meningeal. -gî-
te, F.: meningitis (inflammation of me-
ninges).
menipossente
meni-possèntet, ADJ.: least powerful.
menippéa [Menippo], ADI. : coarsely sa-
tirical; F.: malignant satire.
ménno [?], ADJ.: impotent; beardless;
vainf; M.: eunuch.
mé-no [L. minus], ADV.: less: venir —,
faint away; fail; be wanting; senza —,
without fail; a — che, unless; ADJI.:
less; M.: less. -nomabileij, ADI.: di-
minishable. -nomaméntof, M.: diminu-
tion (decrease). -momanza}, F.: dim-
inution; want (necessity). -nomére,
tr. : diminish (decrease, weaken, shorten);
INTR.: fail. -momAto, ADJ.: diminished
(shortened). -nomissimo, ADJ.: very
least. mè-nomo, ADJ.: least (smallest).
-nomuieeciot, dim. of -nomo. -novale,
ADJ.: least. -novérej, TR.: lessen
(diminish).
mén-sa [L.], F.: table; income (of bish-
op, archbishop). -séttaij, dim. of -sa.
mensi-le [L. -s, MONTH], ADJ.: monthly;
M.: month’s pay. -Iménte, ADV.: by
the month.
ménso-la [mensa], F.: bracket.
eia, disp. of -la.
dim. of -la.
aug. of -la.
men-strualeyj, ADJ.: menstrual (monthly).
ll-sudle [L. -sis, MONTH], ADJ.: monthly.
-sualménte, ADV.: by the month.
mensuràret, TR.: measure.
ménta [L. -tha], F.: mint (plant).
mentà-le [mente], ADJ.: mental (intel-
lectual). -lménte, ADV.: mentally (in-
tellectually).
ménte [L. mens], F.: MIND (intellect) ;
memory: saper a —, know by heart.
-eattaggine, F.: stupidity (foolishness).
=edtto, ADJ.: stupid (foolish, mad); M.:
madman.
menti-éro}, M.:
lying (falsehood).
mentina [menta], F.: pastil, lozenge of
mint.
mentino, car. dim. of mento.
menti-re [L. -ri], INTR. (Pres. -sco or
mento): lie (tell a falsehood); TR.: give
the lie. menti-ta, F.: accusation (of
telling a falsehood). -taménte, ADV.:
falsely. menti-to, ADJ.: false (lying).
-tére, M., -triee, F.: liar.
ménto [L. -tum], M.: chin.
méntore [Gr. Méntor], M.: mentor.
mentòstoj, ADV.: later (not so soon).
mento-vàre [OFr. mentevoir, have in
MIND], TR.: mention (remind, name). -va-
to, ADJ.: mentioned.
méntre [L. dum-interim], ADV.: while
(as long as); although.
men-zionare, TR., INTR.: mention (speak
of, remind). ||-ziéme [L. -tio], F.: mention
-lae-
-létta, -lina, car.
-lino, dim. of -la. -léne,
liar. -méntof, M.:
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(reference). -zégna, F.: falsehood (un-
truth). -zognatéref, M.: liar. -zogne-
raménte}, ADV.: falsely (deceitfully).
-zognèret, -zognèro, ADJ.: lying (de-
ceitful); M.: liar. -zonfirej, TR.: men-
tion.
meraménte [mero], ADV.: purely (sim-
ply, MERELY).
mera-viglia [L. mirabilia], r.: MARVEL
(wonder). -vigliosaménte, ADV. : mar-
vellously. -wigliéso, ADJ.: marvellous.
mercan-tare, INTR. : traffic (trade, deal).
lmercéanete [mercare], M.: merchant
(dealer); ADJ.: merchant. -teggidre,
INTR.: traffic (trade, deal). -tésco, ADJ.:
of a merchant; dealing. -téssa, F.:
tradeswoman; wife of merchant. -té-
vole}, -tile, ADJ.: mercantile (commer-
cial). -tilménte, ADV.: commercially.
-téne, aug. of -te. -theeio, -tuzzof,
disp. dim. of -te. -zia, F.: merchandise
(goods). -ziòla, -ziuòlaj, dim. of -zia.
merea=re [L. -ri (merx, MERCHandise)],
TR., INTR.: (poet.) traffic (deal in). -ta-
bile}, ADJ.: salable. -talet, M.: market.
-tant. .}=-nt.. -térei, INTR.: traf-
fic; TR.: buy. mercé-to, ADJ.: traded
(trafficked); m.: market (marketplace,
price, quantity, bargaining): a buon —,
cheap; far — di una cosa, abuse. -ti-
ra, F.: commerce (trading).
mér-¢e [L. merx], F. : merchandise (wares).
-e6, F.: help; pity (MERCY); thanks:
gran —, many thanks. -eéde, F.: re-
ward (recompense). -eeehé{, CONI.:
since (because). -eenàioj, M.: merce-
nary (hireling). -eenariaménte, ADV.:
mercenarily. -eenario, ADJ.: merce-
nary (hired); M.: mercenary (hireling).
-eenîamet, M.: work for money. -¢e-
ria, F.: mercery (trade, goods); shop
(of mercer). -eifia, F.: mercer’s
wife; tradeswoman. -eiaino, car. dim.
of -ciaio. -eidio, M., -eiai(u)éla, F.,
-eiaiuòlo, M.: mercer (dealer in small
wares). -eiaitieeio, disp. dim. of
-ciaio. -eimònio, M.: illegal traffic
(venal trade).
mer-coledi [Mercurio, Mercury; dì,
day], M.: Wednesday. -corèlla, F.:
mercury (plant). -curifile, ADJ.: mer-
curial (of mercury, lively). -etirio, M.:
mercury (quicksilver).
mér-da [L.], r.: excrement (Eng. merd).
-diio, M.: place full of excrement.
-daidlo, M.: street-cleaner. -décco,
M.: depilatory. -dosaménte, ADV.:
vilely (filthily). -déso, ADI.: vile (filthy).
merén-da [L. (merere, MERIT)], F.: after-
noon luncheon. -daeeia, disp. of -da.
-dare, INTR.: lunch. -détta, -dina,
-dino, dim. of -da. -déna, aug. of -da.
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-donfeeio, disp. of -done. -déne,
M.: aug. of -da; blockhead. -dueeia,
-dizzai, disp. dim. of -da.
mere-trice [L. -trir (-re, earn)], F.:
prostitute. -trieio, ADJ.: meretricious.
mòr-geret, IRR.$; TR.: plunge (imMERSE,
merge). mèr-got, M.: offshoot (sprout);
plungeon (sea-fowl).
§ Pret. mér-si,-se ; -sero. Part. mérso.
meri-diàna, F.: sun-dial (instrument).
-didno, ADJ.: meridian; M.: meridian
(midday, great circle). meri-diof, ADI.:
meridian. -diomdle, ADJ.: meridional;
M.: southerner. -dionalménte, ADV.:
meridionally. méri-e, F. PL.: open air
(out-of-doors). ||\meri-gge [L. meri-
dies, ‘clear DAY’), meri-ggia (poet.) =
-ggio. -&gi&na, F.: midday: far la —,
takeanap after dinner. -ggiamof, ADI.:
meridian (of midday). -ggiare, INTR.:
rest in the noonshade. ‘meri-ggio,
M.: midday (noon); south; (noon-)shade ;
noon-rest; ADJ.: of noon. -ggiénef,
ADJ.: lazy: dà
me-rino [Sp. -rinos], ADI. :
variety of sheep); M.: merino wool.
ni, M. PL.: merino sheep.
meri-taménte, ADV.: with merit (de-
servedly). -taméntof, m. : merit (reward).
«tire, TR.: merit (deserve, earn); INTR.:
merit (acquire desert). -taménte, ADV.:
by merit (meritedly). -tatissimo, ADI.:
very (or most) merited. -této, ADJ.:
merited (deserved). -tevolissimo, ADJ. :
very (or most) deserving. -tévole,
ADJ.: meriting (deserving). -tevol-
ménte, ADV.: meritedly (deservedly).
-tissimo, ADJ.: very (or most) merited.
Ilmèri-to [L. -tus], M.: merit (worth,
praise, gratitude, retaliation, recompensef,
fruit}); ADJ.}: merited. -toriaménte,
ADV.: meritoriously. -tòrio, ADJ.: mer-
itorious.
merendonaccio
merino (of a
-ri-
mér-la, F.: merle (blackbird); battle-
ment (merlon); sly person. -làret, TR.:
provide with battlements. -lato, ADI.:
battlemented. -latura, F.: battlements.
-lettare, TR.: trim with lace. -létto,
M.: lace. ||mér-lo [L. -ulus], M.: I.merle
(blackbird; simpleton; sly person);
2. [deriv. ?], merlon (battlement). -16-
ne}, m.: large blackbird; indentation
(of battlement). -létto, M.: young black-
bird; silly fellow.
merlùzzo [Fr. -luche], M.: codfish.
méro [L. -rus], ADJ.: pure (genuine, MERE).
merdll-at, F., -of, M.: marrow (pitch).
mert. .} = merit. .
mèrula}, F.: blackbird.
mér-si}, PRET., -so}, PART. of mergere.
mesa-ta [mese], F.: entire month; month’s
pay. -tina, dim. of -ta.
messerino
mé-scere [L. miscere], TR. (part. -sciuto,
or misto): pour out ; MIX}; INTR.: become
united. -schiaméntoi, -schiànza},
M., F.: mixture. -sehidref, TR.: mix,
meschi-naeeio, disp. of -no. -namén-
te, ADV.: miserably (wretchedly). -nél-
lo, -nétto, dim. of -no. -nissimo,
ADJ.: very (or most) miserable. -nità,
F.: misery (wretchedness, meanness),
Ilmeschi-no [fr. Ar.], ADJ.: wretched
(miserable, poor); M.: servant}. -nie-
eto, dim. of -no.
méschiof, ADJ.:
mixed).
meschitaj, F.: mosque.
me-scifcqua [mescere acqua], M.: water-
pitcher. -scibile, ADJ.: mixable. -sci-
ròba, F.: ewer (pitcher). mé-scita,
F.: retailment (of wine, etc.). -scitére,
M., -scitriee, F.: cup-bearer (butler),
-sclito, ADJ.: poured out; mixed}.
mesco-labile, ADJ.: mixable. -lamén-
to, M.: mixing (mixture, combining).
-lanza, F.: mixture (combination, med-
ley); salad. |l=l&re [mescere], TR.: mx
(blend, confuse, shuffle); REFL.: be mixed
in. -ldta, F.: mixing (shuffle). -lata-
ménte, ADV.: confusedly (in a mixed
manner). -latof, ADJ.: mixed (confused);
M.: mixture. -latara}, F.: mixture
(medley). mesco-lio, M.: mixing. mé-
sco-lo, PART. of -lare; M.: mixture.
mes-cugliare [-colare], TR.: make a bad
Mixture. -etiglio, M.: mixture (medley).
mescuràreij, TR.: pass over (neglect,
omit).
mése [L. mensis], M.:
pay.
mesen-térico, ADJ.: mesenteric. ||=té-
rio [Gr. mésos, middle, énteron, intestine],
M.: mesentery (abdominal membrane).
-terite, F.: mesenteritis (inflammation
of mesentery).
mése-re, «ro [OFr. mesre], M.: long veil.
mesétto, car. dim. of mese.
mesme-rismo [Mesmer], M.:
ism. -rizzàre, TR.: mesmerize.
més-sa [L. missus (mittere, send; dis-
MISS)], F.: stake (wager); offshoot
(sprout); MASS (service); MESS (course)};
stock}; sending (mission){. -saggeria},
F.: embassy. -saggéra,F.,-saggére, M.,
-saggièra, F., -saggiére, M.: messen-
ger (envoy). -sfiggio, M.: message (com-
munication); messenger. -sdle, M.:
missal (mass-book).
mésse [L. -ssis (metere, Mow)], F.: har-
vest.
mes-seratico}, M.: mastership (title of
Sir). |l-sér(e) [mio ser(e)], mM. : Sir (now
chiefly to a Dr. of Law); master. -seri-
no, disp. dim. of -sere.
mixed (compounded,
MONTH; month's
mesmer-
messia [Heb. mashiah, anointed], M.:
Messiah (Christ).
messidòro [L. messis, harvest, Gr. déron,
gift], M.: Messidor (June 19-July 18: cal-
endar of the French Republic).
messiònej, F.: sending (mission).
messitieeio [messa], M.: sprout (of use-
less plant).
mésso [L. missus, sent], M.: MESSenger
(envoy); messagef; ADJ.: placed (as-
signed, set).
mess6re{, M.: harvester.
mestaménte [mesto], ADV.: sadly (mourn-
fully).
mes-taménto, M.: stirring (blending).
|l-tare [misto], TR.: stir (blend, mingle).
-tatéio{, M.: stirrer (spoon, spatula).
-tatére, M.,-tatriee, F.: stirrer (blend-
er, mingler).
mèsti-ca [Fr. mestéque], F.: priming for
canvas; mixed paints (on the pallet).
-cére, INTR.: mix paints. -catére, M.:
maker or seller of canvas-priming and
oil-paints. -eheria, F.: art-store. -chi-
no, M.: spatula.
mesti-erante, M.: business-man. ||=ère
[OFr. -er (L. ministerium)], M.: business
(trade, occupation); need (necessity): è
-eri, it is necessary. -èro, M.: business
(trade); need. -ertieeio, disp. of -ere.
me-stissimaménte, ADV.: very sadly.
-stissimo, ADJ.: very (or most) sad.
-stizia, F.: sadness (gloom, sorrow).
lmè=sto [L. mestus], ADI. : sad (sorrow-
ful).
mésto-la [mestare], F.: ladle; trowel;
battledore}; insipid personj. -léia, F.,
-laio, M.: seller of ladles (or trowels).
-lata, F.: blow with ladle (or trowel);
ladleful; trowelful. -létta, -lina, car.
dim. of -la. -lino, dim. of -lo. mésto-
lo, m.: ladle (large spoon). -léne, M.: aug.
of -lo or -la; great dunce. mesté-na,
F., mesté-ne, M.: stirrer (wooden uten-
sil).
mestru-dle, ADJ.: menstrual. -are, INTR.:
menstruate. -ato, ADJ.: Eng.f menstru-
ate. -aziéne,F.: menstruation. ||lmè-
stru-o [L. menstruus (mensis, MONTH)],
M.: menses (Eng.f menstrue).
mestura = mistura.
mèta1 [L. conical post, end of Rom. cir-
cus], F.: (Eng.} mete); goal; aim.
méta.2, F.: dung.
metà [L. medietas], r.: half (moiety).
meta- [Gr. metd, between, MID-; after,
beyond], in compounds.
meta=carpo, M.: metacarpus (harfd be-
tween wrist and fingers). -cronigmo
[Gr. chrénos, time], M.: metachronism
(error in chronology). -fisica [Gr.
phisis, nature], F.: metaphysics (science).
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-fisicalef, ADJ.: metaphysical. -fisica-
ménte, ADV.: metaphysically. -fisiea-
re, INTR.: use metaphysics. -fisico, pl.
—ci, ADJ.: metaphysical; M.: metaphy-
sician. meta-fora [Gr. phérein, BEAR],
F.: metaphor (figure). -foreggiàre,
INTR.: speak metaphorically. -forica-
ménte, ADV.: metaphorically. -fòrico,
pl. —ei, aDJ.: metaphorical. -forizzare,
INTR.: speak metaphorically. -foréna,
aug. of -ra. metà-frasi [Gr. phrdzein,
speak], F.: metaphrase (verbal transla-
tion). -frdste, M.: metaphrast (transla-
tor). -frastico, pl.—ci, ADJ.: metaphras-
tic (literal). -lèssi, -lépsi [Gr. lépsis,
taking], r.: (rhet.) metalepsis.
metal-lico, pl. —ci, ADJ.: metallic. -liè-
rej,M.: metallist. -lifero, ADJ.: metal-
liferous (producing metals). -limof, ADJ.:
metalline. -lizzaménto, M.: metalli
zation. -lizzàre, TR.: metallize. -liz-
zaziéne, F.: metallization. ||lmetal-lo
[L. -lum], M.: metal. -lografia, F.:
metallography. -léide, F.: metalloid.
-lurgia, F.: metallurgy. -largico, pl.
—ci, ADJ.: metallurgic. -largo, pl. —ghi
or —gi, M.: metallurgy.
meta- [Gr., cf. the word]: -mòrfico,
pl. —ei, ADJ.: metamorphic. -morfisti,
M. PL.: metamorphists. -mérfosi [Gr.
morphé, form], F.: metamorphosis (trans-
formation). -plasmo [Gr. pldssein,
mould], M.: metaplasm (change in a word).
-plastico, pl. —ci, ADJ.: metaplastic.
metà=stasi [Gr. histénai, place], F.:
metastasis. =tarso, M.: metatarsus (foot
between toes and ankle). metà-tesi [Gr.
the-, put], F.: metathesis (transposition).
metàto [?], m.: drying place (for chest-
nuts).
metempsicòsi [Gr. -psiichosis (metd, be-
yond, em-psuchotin, animate)], F.: me-
tempsychosis (transmigration).
metéo-ra [Gr. -ros], F.: meteor. me-
teò-rico, ADJ.: meteoric. -rografia,
F.: meteorography. -régrafo, M.: me-
teorograph. -rologia, F.: meteorology.
-rològico, pl. —ci, ADJ.: of meteors
(meteorological). -ròlogo, pl. —gi, M.:
meteorology. -roscòpio, M.: meteoro-
scope.
metiecio [L. mixtus], ADJ.: of mixed
blood; M.: MESTIZO.
metico-losaménte, ADV.: fastidiously.
-losita, F.: fastidiousness. ||=léso [L.
-losus (metus, fear)], ADJ.: fastidious
(Eng.f meticulous).
met- [cf. meta-]: -òdica, F.: method.
-odicaménte, ADV.: methodically. -òdi-
co, pl. —ci, ADJ.: methodical; M.: ancient
school of physicians. -odismo, M.: Meth-
odism. -odista, M.: Methodism. ||mé-
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t-odo [Gr. hodés, road], M.: method (order,
manner, book). -onimia [Gr. 6noma,
NAME], F.: metonymy (figure). -onimico,
pl.—ci, ADJ.: metonymic. mét-opa [Gr.
opé, opening], F.: metope (space between
triglyphs of Doric frieze). -oposcopia,
F.: metoposcopy (study of physiognomy).
-opòscopo [(ir. skopein, examine], M.,
F.: physiognomist (metoposcopist).
me-tricaménte, ADV.: metrically. mé-
metodo
trico, pl. —ci, ADJ.: metrical. ||mé-tro
[Gr. -tron, measure], M.: meter. -trolo-
gia, F.: metrology (science). -trològi-
co, pl. —ei, ADJ.: of metrology. -trò-
nomo, M.: metronome.
metròpo-li [Gr. -lis (méter, mother, polis,
city)], F.: metropolis. -lita, M.: metro-
politan (archbishop, bishop). -litàna,
F.: the Church. -litàno, ADJ.: metro-
politan (of the Church).
mét-tere [L. mitiere], IRR.$; TR.: put
(place, assign, impose); suppose; admit;
add; sprout (put forth); receive; trans-
late; declare; commence; REFL.: begin
(set about): — addosso, accuse; — botte-
ga, set up shop ; — casa, set up housekeep-
ing; — consiglio, consider; — în cuore,
put in one’s mind; — in novelle, deride ;
— paura, frighten; — ragione, calcu-
late; — la tavola, set the table; — alla
vela, set sail; -tersi in cuore, make a re-
solution ; -tersi a tavola, sit down at table.
-tibile, ADJ.: placeable. -ti=bécca, M.,
F.: meddler. -ti=male, -ti-scandoli,
M., F.: gossip (scandal-monger). -titéra,
F., -titére, M.: placer (putter.). -titura,
F.: placing (putting).
§ Pret. wzisz (so in comp.) or méssi, mise or
mésse; misero, or méssero. Part.: Pr. met-
tènte, or, as noun, mtténte. Past. mésso.
méut, M.: fennel (herb).
méz-za [-zo], F.: half-hour; half. -za-
dria, F.: partnership (in farming). -zaiò-
la, F., -zai(u)òlo, M.: partner (sharer).
-ga-lana, F.: linsey-woolsey. -za-liina,
F.: crescent (half moon, dagger). -zana,
F.: kind of brick; mizzen (sail); middle
string of violin, etc. -zanaménte, ADV.:
middlingly. -zanino, dim. of -zano, M.:
mezzanine (entresol). -zanitay, F.: me-
diocrity. -zano, ADJ.: middle (medium),
M.: mediator (reconciler). -zanéna, -za-
néne, aug. of -zana. -za=nòtte, F.:
midnight. -za=tèsta [mezza testa], F.:
head-armour. -za=tinta, F.: half-tint.
-zat6ret, M.: mediator. -zèdimaj, F.:
middle of the week. -zeria, F.: part-
nership (in farming). -zétta, F.: small
wine-measure. -zina [?], F.: water-pitcher;
pitcherful.
mézzot [L. mitius (mitis), ripe)], ADI.:
over-ripe; soaked; flabby.
microcefalo
méz-=zo 2 [L. medius], ADI.: half; mmpdle;
MEDIUM, ADV.: half; almost (nearly); x:
half; middle; MEANS (aid; mediation);
mediator: per —, by means of; in questo
—, in the meantime; esser di —, inter-
meddle; metter di —, deceive; produrre
in —, propose; star di —, be neutral,
-zo-busto, M.: bust. -zo=eérehio, X.:
semi-circle. -zo=colére, M.: pale colour,
-zo=dì, M.: midday. -zo=giérno, M.:
midday (noon); south. -zo=grAppolo},
m.: kind of wine. -zolanaf, -zolanita},
F.: mediocrity. -zolamof, ADJ.: mediocre
(ordinary). -2z=6mbra, F.: light shade,
-z6ne, M.: kind of wine. -zo=riliévo,
M.: half-relief in figures (between high
and low). -z-oscùro, M.: half-tint. -z0-
soprano, M.: mezzo-soprano (medium so-
prano voice). -zo=tèrmine, M.: ex-
pedient (means). -zieeio, disp. of -z0.
-zule, M. : barrel-head.
mi [me], PRON. : me; to me.
mia [L. mea], PRON., F.: my, mine. -ffèf,
INTERI. : by my faith!
miago-laménto, M.: mewing. -lante,
ADJ.: mewing. {l-lare [miau], INTR.:
mew (of a cat). -lata, F.: mewing. -la-
tére, M., -latriee, F.: mewer. -lio,
M.: continued mewing. midgo-lo, M:
mew (of cat).
miagul. .} = miagol. .
mifo, miau [echoic], M.: mew (of cat).
mids-ma ([Gr.], M.: miasma (infection).
-matico, pl. —ci, aDJ.: miasmatic.
mica! [L. mica, bit], ADV.: non...—,
not ... in the least (at all).
mi-ca 2 [L. -care, shine], F.: mica. -ca-
€eo0, ADJ.: micaceous (containing mica).
-cante}, ADJ.: shining. -ca-schisto,
M.: mica-schist.
miccat, F.: soup (porridge).
micchétto, dim. of -cco.
mieceiat [-cio], F.: she-ass.
mieecia2 [l. L. myza], F.: fuse.
mieeifnzaj, F.: mixture; misfortune.
mie-eichino}, M.: very little bit. -ei-
nino, ADJ.: very little; m.: little bit.
ll-eino [L. mica], ADJ.: little; @ —,
avariciously.
mieeio [?], M.: ass.
micco [?], M.: ape; burly pretender; fop.
micheletti [Sp. miquelete], M. PL.: Span-
ish milice.
mieia [-cio], F.: she-cat; pussy.
miei-d. .} = omicid.. -difle, ADJ.:
murderous. .
mi-eina, dim. of -cia. -eino, car. dim.
of -@io. Ilmi-eio [L. musio], M.: cat.
mico-lina [mica 1], F., -limo, M.: tiny
crumb.
micro- [Gr. mikrés, small]: -‘bio [Gr.
bios, life], M.: microbe. -eéfalo [Gr.
microcosmo
kephalé, head], M.: small-headed animal;
ADI.: having a small head. -còsmo [Gr.
késmos], M.: microcosm (little world).
micrò-fono [Gr. phoné, sound], M.: mi-
crophone. -grafia [Gr. grdphein, write],
r.: micrography. micré-grafo, M.:
micrographer. -metria [Gr. métron,
measure], F.: micrometry. micrò-me-
tro, M.: micrometer. -scopia, F.: mi-
croscopy. -scdpico, pl. —ci, ADJ.: mi-
croscopic (very small). -scòpio [Gr.
skopeîn, examine], M.: microscope.
midél-la [L. medulla], F.: soft part of
bread; marrow; pith. -ldre, ADJ.: me-
dullar. -létta, -lina, car. dim. of -la.
midòl-lo, M.: marrow; pith. -léne, M.:
aug. of -lo; kind-hearted fellow. -léso,
ADJ.: full of marrow (crumbs, pith).
miéle [L. mel], M.: honey.
mié-tere [L. metere], TR.: MOW (reap).
-titére, M.,-titriee, F.: mower (reaper).
-titara, F.: reaping; harvest-time ; har-
vest. -tito, ADJ.: reaped (gathered).
migaj = mical.
mi-gliaeeiàre, INTR.:
ding. |l-glideeio [L. miliaceum],
millet-pudding ; blood-pudding. -gliae-
eidla, F.: kind of fritter.
migliàio, pl. —cia [L. mille], M.: thousand.
migliàre [L. milia], F.: kind of fever.
migliarèllo, iron. dim. of miglio 1.
mi-gliarino, M.: chaffinch; small shot.
-gliaròla, F.: small shot. |lmi=glioI
[L. -lium], M.: millet (plant).
miglioz [L. millia, 1000, viz. paces], M
MILE.
miglio-raméntoj, M
improvement. -rAnzai, F.: improve-
ment (amendment, melioration). -rare,
TR.: improve (make better, meliorate),
blossom (as olive-trees). -ratùra, F.:
blossoming (of olive-trees). Ilmiglié=
re [L. melior], ADJ.: better ; right (hand); è
M.: best.
mignat-ta [?], F
usurer ; miser ; bore.
sells or applies leeches.
eat millet-pud-
best (flower);
: leech (blood-sucker);
-tàio, M.: one who
-tina, car. dim.
of -ta. -téne, aug. of -ta.
migno-la, F.: olive-blossom. -lare,
INTR.: blossom (of olives). ||migno-lo
[? ak. to Fr. -n], m.: olive-blossom; kind
of olive; little finger; ADI.: olive; of the
little finger.
mi-gnoneéllo}, dim.of-gnone. |l-gnéne
[Fr. -gnonne], M.: minion (small type;
favoritef).
migrà-re [L.], InTR.: migrate (change
residence or country). -tére, M.: mi-
grant. -tòrio, ADJ.: migratory. -zi6ne,
F.: migration.
ae ADJ.: super]. of mio; my very
self.
M.:| millan-ta [mile], F
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mila [L. milia], NUM. PL. : thousands.
milènsoi, ADI. : stupid (foolish). :
miliardo [L. milia), M.: milliard (thou-
sand millions).
miliàre1 [L. -lium, millet], ADI. : miliary
(fever).
miliadre 2 [L. milia], ADI. :
taining to a mile).
miliàrico, pl. —ci [miliare 2], ADJ.: mil-
liary.
mili-onàrio, ADJ.: millionary (consisting
of millions). -oneino, car. dim. of -one.
\l-6ne [mille], M.: million. -onésimo,
ADJ.: millionth.
mili-tante, ADJ.: militant (combating).
-tare, ADJ.: military (warlike); M.: soldier;
milliary (per-
INTR.: fight (be a soldier, militate). -ta-
rescaménte, ADV.: in a military man-
ner. -tarésco, ADJ.: military. -tari-
smo, M.: militarism. -tarizzare, TR.:
reduce to militarism. -tarménte, ADV.:
in a military manner (as a soldier). -ta-
tére, M.: soldier. ||mili-te [L. miles],
M.: soldier (yeoman). mili-zia, F.:
military profession; army (militia); host.
: thousands. -ta-
méntoij, M.: boasting (vaunting). -ta-
re, TR.: boast (exaggerate, brag); REFL.:
boast. -tfto, ADJ.: boasted (exagger-
ated). -tatére, M.,-tatriee, F.: boaster
(braggart). -teria, r., millàn-to{, M
boasting (exaggeration, bragging).
mil-le [L.], ADJ., M.: thousand; ADV.:
a—a-—., in great numbers. -lècuplo,
ADJ.: thousand times more. -le=figri,
M.: all-flower water. -le=foglie, M.:
milfoil (herb). -lengrio, ADJ.: mille-
nary (consisting of a thousand); M. PL.:
millenarists. -lémme, ADJ.: millennial.
-lénnio [L. annus, year], M.: millennium
(thousand years). -le=piédi, M.: milli-
ped (wood-louse). -lèsimo, ADJ.: thou-
sandth; M.: thousandth; millennium.
-lidre, ADJ.: milliary (pertaining to a
mile). -li=gràmma, -li=gràmmo,
M.: milligramme (measure of weight).
-li-litro, M.: milliliter (measure of ca-
pacity). -li=metro, M.: millimeter (lin-
eal measure). -lionario, M.: millionaire.
-liéne, M.: million.
milvagino [L. -vago], m.: fiying-fish.
milza [?], F.: spleen.
milzoj{, ADJ.: thin (poor).
mi-ma [-mo], F.: mimic (comedian, buf-
foon). mi-mica, F.: mimicry. -mica-
ménte, ADV.: mimically. mi-mico,
pl. —ci, ADJ.: mimic.
mim-ma LD), Fii baby (little girl, baby-
faced woman). mim-mo, M.: baby (little
boy).
mi-mo [L. -mius), M : mimic (comedian,
buffoon); mime (farce). -mògrafo, M
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mimographer (writer of mimes).
F.: mimosa (genus of plants).
mina! [Gr. hemina], r.: mina (Greek
weight of about 15 ounces, Greek coin).
mi-na2 [l. L.], r.: mine. -mabile, ADI.:
minable.
minae-eévole, ADJ.: menacing (threat-
ening). -eevolménte, ADV.: mena-
cingly. ||minde-eia [L. -ia], F.: MEN-
ACE (threat). -ei&bile, ADJ.: worthy of
being menaced. -eiaménto, M.: men-
acing (threatening). -eifinte, ADJ.: men-
acing. -eifre, TR.: menace (threaten).
-eiato, ADJ.: menaced (threatened).
-eiatére, M., -eiatriee, F.: menacer
(threatener). -etataray, F.: menace
(threat). -eiosaménte, ADV.: men-
acingly (threateningly). -eiéso, ADJ.:
menacing (threatening). minde-ef, ADI.:
(poet.) menacing.
minàre [L.], TR., INTR. :
minaréto [fr. Ar.], M.:
minatére [minare], M.:
mines).
minatorio [L. minari], ADJ.: menacing
(threatening, minatory).
min-chiaj [L. mentula], F.: (dial.) male
organ; odd thing; kind of fish. -chia-
te, F. PL.: a game of cards.
minchio-naeeio, disp. of -ne. -nfe-
eia, disp. of -na. -nére, TR.: jest
(joke, banter). -matéra, F., -natére,
M.: jester (banterer). -natòrio, ADJ.:
jesting (bantering). -natdara, F.: jest-
ing (mockery, bantering). -neèllo, iron.
dim. of -ne. -neino, iron., car. dim.
of -ne. -neiéne, aug. of -ne. min-
chié-na [minchia], F., -ne, M. : simple-
ton; blockhead (fool). -neria, F.: jest
(joke, trick); trifle (folly, error).
minerà-le []. L. -lis], M.: mineral; ADJ.:
mineral. -lîsta, M.: mineralist. -liz-
zàre, TR.: mineralize; REFL.: become
like mineral. -lizzéto, ADJ.: mineralized.
-lizzaziéne, F.: mineralization. -logia,
F.: mineralogy. -légico, pl. —ci, ADJ.:
pertaining to mineralogy. -logista, M.:
mineralogist. minerf-rio, ADJ.: per-
taining to mines.
miné-stra [ministrare], F.: soup. -strée-
eia, disp. of -stra. -stràio, ADJ.: fond
of soup; M.: soup-maker. -stràrej, TR.:
serve soup. -strélla}, -strina, car.
dim. of -stra. -stréna, F., -stréne,
M.: aug. of -stra; mixture.
mingherlino [?], ApJ.: slender (thin,
lean).
minia [minare], F.: mine.
mini-dre [L.], TR.: paint in miniature;
describe minutely; REFL.}: paint one’s
face. -fito, ADJ.: miniatured. -atére,
M.: miniature-painter. -atfira, F.: min-
mimosa
-mésa,
mine.
minaret.
miner (digger of
minuzioso È
iature-painting. -aturina, car. dim. of
-atura.
miniéra [L. minera], F.: mine (of min-
erals).
mini-ma, F.: minim (note in music),
-maménte, ADV.: in the least. -ma-
méntof, M.: diminution. -méref, tR.:
diminish (minimize). ||mini-mo [L.-mus],
ADJ.: least (smallest). mini-mum, MX:
minimum.
minio [L. -nium],.M.: minium (red-lead);
rouge; miniature}.
mini-steridle, ADJ.: ministerial (off-
cial), -stériof, -stéro, M.: ministry (gov-
ernment, office, residence). mini-stra,F.:
minister (embassador, preacher). -stré-
re, TR.: administer (supply, furnish);
INTR.: minister (officiate). -stratòrei,
M.: administrator. -strazidnef, F.: min-
istration (ministry). -stréllof, M.: dim,
of -stro; minstrel. -stréssa, F.: wife of
minister. -strièrej, M.: minstrel. ||mi-
ni-stro [L. -ster], M.: minister (embassa-
dor, priest, administrator).
mino-ranza, F.: minority. -rdre, TR.:
diminish (lessen). -raseato, M.: condi-
tions of deed of trust. -rdsco, M.: deed
of trust. -rativo, ADJ.: diminutive (les-
sening). -raziéne, F.: diminution (les-
sening, minoration). |miné-re [L.],
ADJ.: minor (less, younger). -rénne.
ADJ., M.: minor (younger). -rità, F.:
minority. -rméntej, ADV.: less.
minotauro [L. -rus], M.: minotaur
(fabled monster).
minu - Alef, ADJ.: of low birth. -èndo
[-ire], M.: (arith.) minuend. -ettinaf,
dim. of -etto. ||-étto [Fr. menuet], M.:
minuet (dance).
minigia [L. minuti], F.: gutst ; strings
(of an instrument).
mi-nuire [L. -nuere], TR.: diminish (les-
sen); INTR.: grow less. -niiscolo, ADJ.:
small; F. (-Za): small letter.
mint-ta, F.: minute (first draught of
writing, note). -taglia, F.: minutia
(quantity of minute things). -tdme, M.:
heap of minute things. -taménte, ADV.:
minutely (exactly). -tamte, ADJ.: noting
down (minuting). -tare, TR.: make note
of (minute, jot down). -teria, F.: trifles;
goldsmith’s trade. -tézza, F.: minute-
ness; trifle. -tièret, M-: goldsmith.
-tina, F.: dim. of -ta; kind of salad.
-tino, car. dim. of -to. -tissimo, ADI.:
very (or most) minute. Ilmint-to [L.
-tus], ADJ.: minute (little, slender, de-
tailed); of low birth (common); ADV.:
minutely ; M.: minute (sixtieth part of an
hour or degree); herb-soup: a —, critic-
ally; vendere a —, sell by retail. minù-
zia, F.: minutia (smallest detail). -zidso,
minuzzame
ADJ.: minute (detailed, exact). -zz4me,
M.: heap of minute things. -zzdref, TR.:
mince (chop fine). -zzdta, F.: strewing
(of leaves and flowers). mina-zzot,
mint-zzolo, Mm. : crumb (bit).
mio [L. meus], PRON.: my; mine.
mioeénico, pl. —ci [Gr. mefon, less,
kain6s, recent], ADJ.: miocene (geologic-
al term).
miologia [Gr. més, muscle], F.: myology
(study ‘of muscles).
mio-pe [Gr. -ps (miein, close, 6ps, EYE)],
M.: myope (short-sighted person). -pia,
F.: myopy (short-sightedness).
mi-ra [-rare], F.: aim (sight, intention,
design). -rébile, ADJ.: admirable (won-
derful). -rabilia, F. PL.: wonderful
things. -rabilménte, ADV.: admira-
bly (wonderfully).
miràco-lo [L. miraculum (mirari, won-
der)], M.: miracle (wonderful thing).
-léne, aug. of -lo. -losaménte, ADV.:
miraculously. -léso, ADJ.: miraculous
(wonderful).
mi-radérej, M.: admirer. ||-raglio
[mirare], M.: mirror (looking-glass).
mi-rallégro, M.: congratulation.
mirà-re [L. -ri], TR.: behold (look at);
aim; INTR., REFL.: wonder (marvel). -t6-
re, M.: beholder; mirror.
miria- [Gr. murids, myriad], m.: 10,000.
=gràmma, —o, M.: myriagram (about
22 pounds). =’litro, M.: myrialiter
(about 42 hogsheads). =’metro, M.:
myriameter (about 6 miles). miria-de,
F.: myriad. miria=podi [Gr. pois,
FOOT], M. PL.: myriapod (animal).
mi-rica [Gr. muriké], F.: kind of tama-
risk (plant). -riee}, F.: tamarisk.
mi-rifico, pl. —ci [L. -rificus], ADJ.: mag-
nificent (wonderful). mi-rof, ADJ. : (poet.)
wonderful (marvellous).
miréllaj, F.: marrow (pith); cream. |
mirera [L. myrrha], F.: myrrh (gum-
resin). -raref, TR.: perfume with myrrh.
mir-rico, pl. -rici, ADJ.: myrrhic.
mir-teo}, ADJ.: of myrtle. -této, M.:
myrtlegrove (plantation). -tiférme,
ADJ.: myrtiform (resembling myrtle).
-tillo}, M.: myrtleberry. -timof, ADJ.:
of myrtle. |lmir-to [L. -tus], M.: myr-
tle (plant). ae
mis- [Ger. miss-], PREF.: mis-, wrong.
misél-ta}, F.: salted pork. -taref, TR.:
salt pork.
mi-santropia, F.: misanthropy. -san-
trépico, pl. —ci, ADJ.: misanthropic.
l-gantropo [Gr. miseîn, hate, dnthro-
pos, man], M.: misanthrope; ADJ.: misan-
thropic. :
mis-avvedutaménte}, ADV.: without
sagacity.
miserrimo 807
mis=avveniméntoj, M.: misfortune
(mischance, disaster). =avveniref, IRR.;
INTR.: happen ill. =avventira, F.: mis-
fortune (mishap). -avventtot, ADI.:
unfortunate. .
mis-cadére}, IRR.; INTR.: happen ill.
mi-scéa [L. miscere, mix], F.: trifle
(bauble). -scéla, F.: mixture (medley).
-scellanea, F.: miscellany (mixture).
-scellaneo, ADJ.: miscellaneous (mixed).
mischi-a, F.: quarrel (scuffle, conflict).
-aménto, M.: mixing (shuffling, medley).
-Anza, F.: mixture. |l-&re [p. L. miscu-
lare (L. miscere)], TR.: mix (mingle);
REFL.: intermeddle (interpose). -Atat,
-atura, F.: mixture (medley). -ata-
ménte, ADV.: confusedly (indiscrimi-
nately). mischi-o, ADJ.: mixed (varie-
gated).
miscible}, ADJ.: mixable (miscible),
miscognose. .} = misconose. .
mis=conéscere, IRR.; TR.: fail to rec-
ognize; not care for. -conoscénte,
ADJ.: ungrateful. -comogcivito, ADJ.:
unrecognized.
mis=conténto}, ADJ.: discontented (un-
happy).
mis-credénte, ADJ.: incredulous (scep-
tical); M.: unbeliever (infidel). -cre-
dénza}, F.: disbelief. =crédere, INTR.:
misbelieve.
misctglio [mischiare], M. : mixture (adul-
teration).
mis-diref, IRR.; TR.: slander (speak ill,
defame). -déttoij, ADJ.: slandered.
miséllo (jest.) for misero.
mise-rébile, ADJ.: miserable (unfortu-
nate, needy, unhappy). -rabilissimo,
ADJ.: very (or most) wretched. -rabili-
ta, F.: misery (wretchedness, distress).
-rabilménte, ADV.: miserably. -ra-
ménte, ADV.: miserably (poorly). -réàn-
do, ADJ.: miserable (forlorn, pitiable).
-raziéne}, F.: mercy (compassion, pity).
-réllo, dim. of -ro. -rére, M.: miserere
(Catholic psalm commencing’ thus) ; intes-
tinal malady. -révole, ADJ.: miserable
(pitiful). -revolézzaf}, F.: misery (pitiful-
ness). -revolménte, ADV.: miserably
(pitifully). misé-ria, F.: misery (wretch-
edness, extreme poverty, stinginess). -ri-
corde, ADJ.: merciful (compassionate).
-ricordévolej, ADJ.: worthy of pity.
-ricòrdia, F.: mercy (pity, compassion).
-ricordiévolej, ADJ.: pitiable (miser-
able). -ricordievolménteij, -ricor-
diosaménte, ADV.: mercifully (com-
passionately). -ricordiéso, ADJ.: mer-
ciful (compassionate, humane). |lmîse-
ro [L. -r], ADJ.: miserable (wretched,
poor, unimportant, stingy, unhappy). -ré-
ne, aug. of -ro. misé-rrimo, ADJ.:
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very (or most) miserable. -rtàj, F.:| (land-surveyor, instrument). -ratira,
misery (poverty, want). F.: measuring; expense of measuring,
-raziéne, F.: measuring. -révolef,
ADJ.: measurable. -rino, dim. of -ra,
mis-usdref, TR.: misuse (abuse). -figot,
M.: misuse (abuse).
mis-venirej, IRR. ; INTR.: swoon; hap-
pen ill. -venturaf, F.: misfortune, -ve-
nutof, ADJ.: unfortunate.
mi-te [L. -tis], aDJ.: mild (clement, mer-
ciful, gentle). -teménte, ADv.: mildly
(mercifully, gently).
mite-ra [mitra], F.: paper miter (wornat
the pillory). -rfirej, TR.: put on the
miter. -rinoij, ADJ.: deserving the miter
(or pillory). -r6ne, aug. of -ra.
mitézza [mite], F.: mildness (gentleness),
miti-caménte, ADV.: mythically. ||mî-
ti-co, pl. -tici [mito], ADI.: mythical (fab-
ulous).
mitidio [Gr. métis, sense], M.: common
sense (judgment).
miti-gabile, ADJ.: calmable (mitigable).
-gaménto, M.: mitigation (alleviation),
ll-gare [L. (mitis, mild)], TR.: mitigate
mis-fére{, IRR.; INTR.: do wrong (do
harm). -fatto, M.: misdeed (wrong,
crime) ; ADJ.: wrongly done. -fattéret,
M.: malefactor (evil-doer).
mis-graditoj, ADJ.: unwelcome (dis-
agreeable).
misi, PRET. of mettere.
misirizzi [mi, si, rizzare], M.:
puppet (a toy).
mislèa;, F.: fight (scuffle).
misz=ledle, ADJ.: disloyal (perfidious); M.:
disloyal person.
mis-pregigrej, TR.: depreciate; de-
spise. ~°
mis=prénderej}, IRR.; TR.: mistake;
INTR.: err (blunder). -présaf, F.: mis-
take (error). -présoj, ADJ.: mistaken.
mis-sionfrio, M.: missionary. ||-siéme
[L. -sio], F.: mission (errand, commission).
-siva, F.: missive. mis-soj, ADJ.: sent.
mistaménte [misto], ADV. : mixedly (con-
fusedly).
miste-rialméntet, ADV.: mysteriously.
self-rising
mistè-rioj, M.: mystery (deep secret).
-riosaménte, ADV.: mysteriously (se-
cretly). -riéso, ADJ.: mysterious (se-
cret, obscure). |mistè-ro [L. mysteri-
um], M.: mystery (deep secret; sacred
drama).
mis-tia}, F.: quarrel (scuffle).
[-chiare], TR.: mix (mingle).
F.: mixture (medley).
misti-ca, F.: mystic (theology). -ca-
ménte, ADV.: mystically (obscurely).
-chita}, F.: mysticalness. -eismo, M.:
mysticism (doctrine of Mystics). -eita,
F.: mysticalness. ||mistieco, pl. -cz
[L. mysticus], ADJ.: mystic (obscure) ;
M. PL.: mystic (believer in mysticism).
mistiére = mestiere.
mistificd-re [Fr. mystifier], TR.: mysti-
fy (deceive). -ziéme, F.: mystification.
mi-stilinea [linea], F.: mixed line.
-stiéne, F.: mixture (mixtion). ||mi-sto
[L. -atus], ADJ.: MIXED (mingled); m.:
mixture (medley). -stara, F.: mixture
(medley, adulteration).
mist-ra [L. mensura], F.: measure (size ;
instrument; expedient; cadence): a —,
proportionably; a — che, according as;
dar la —, requite. -rabile, ADJ. : meas-
urable. -rabilità, F.: measurableness.
-raméntoj, M.: measuring. -rdnzat,
F.: measure (moderation). -ràre, TR.:
MEASURE (estimate, value, adjust); REFL.:
judge of one’s self. -ramte, ADI. : meas-
uring. -rataménte, ADV.: moderately
(temperately). -ratézzat, F.: measure
(moderation). -ràto, ADJ.: measured.
-ratére, M., -ratriee, F.: measurer
||-tidre
-tifnzaj,
(soften); INTR.: lessen; REFL.: relent.
-gante, ADJ.: softening (mitigant). -ga-
tivo, ADJ.: alleviating (mitigating). -ga-
tére, M., -gatriee, F.: mitigator. -ga-
ziéne, F.: mitigation (alleviation).
mi-to [Gr. mîthos], M.: myth (story). -to-
logia, F.: mythology. -tologicamén-
te, ADV.: mythologically. -tològico,
pl. —ci, aDJ.: mythological. -tologista,
-tòlogo, pl. —gi, M.: mythologist.
mitra [Gr.], F.: MITER (cap of high
church dignitaries).
mitrà-glia [Fr. -ille], F.: grape-shot
(mitraille). -gliàre, TR.: fire grape
shot (or canister-shot). -gliàto, ADJ.:
fired at with grape-shot. -gliatére, M.,
-gliatriee, F.: one firing with grape
shot; F.: mitrailleuse (kind of battery-
gun).
mitràre, TR.: miter (crown with a miter).
|lmi-tria [-fra], F.: miter. -tridre,
TR.: miter (crown with a miter). -trié-
to, ADJ.: mitered (crowned with a miter);
M. PL.: the mitered (prelates).
mittènte [L. mittere], ADI.: sending
forth (Eng.j mittent); m.: sender (dis-
patcher).
mivoloj, M.: drinking glass.
mne-mònica [Gr. -monikés], F.: mne
monics (art of aiding the memory). -mò-
nico, pl. —ci, ADJ.: mnemonic.
mò’ [modo], M.: manner (way).
moj}, ADV.: now: — —, dont now.
moaré [Fr. moiré], M.: moire (watered
silk).
mòbi-le [L. -lis], apj.: mobile (movable,
variable); M.: piece of furniture. mo-
mobilia
bi-lia, F.: furniture. © -lidre, TR.: fur-
nish (a house). -lidto, ADJ.: furnished.
-lino, car. dim. of -le. -lissimo, ADJ.:
very (or most) movable). -lita, F.: ac-
tivity (mobility). -litare, TR.: mobilize
(troops, wealth). -litazione, F.: mo-
bilization. -lizgzare, TR.: mobilize (troops).
-lménte, ADV.: actively. -léme, aug.
of -le.
mobo-latoj}, ADJ.: rich (wealthy).
bo-lej, M.: riches (wealth).
moea [Ar. harbour Mokha], M.: mocha
(choice quality of coffee).
mocaiardof}, M.: haircloth.
moeecéca}, M.: ninny (stupid fellow).
moe-cicaglia, -eicéia, F.: mucus (of
the nose). -eicdre, INTR.: snivel. -ei-
chino, M.: handkerchief. -eicéne, M.:
great idiot. -eiconeria;, F.: stupidity.
-eicéso, ADI.: filthy (with mucus). ||mée-
eio [L. mucus], M.: MUCUS (of the nose).
-eiéne, M.: great idiot. -eiéso, ADI.:
filthy (with mucus). -coldia, F.: can-
dle-snuff. -colétto, -colino, dim. of
«colo. méc-colo, M.: piece of candle;
tip of the nosej. -coléme, M.: great
idiot.
mòco [Gr. mékos], M.: kind of pulse (for
cattle).
mò-da, F.: mode (fashion; custom): alla
—, fashionable. -daeeia, disp. of -da.
-dieeio, disp. of -do. -dile, ADJ.:
modal. -dalità, F.: modality. -dana-
tara, F.: moulding. - dano, M.: model
(mould, pattern, module, measure); netting-
mesh. -délla, F.: model (of an artist).
-dellabile, ADJ.: modelable. -della-
ménto, M.: modelling. -dellare, TR.:
model (mould, fashion). -dellàto, ADJ.:
modeled (formed, fashioned). -dellaté-
re, M., -dellatriee, F.: modeller. -del-
latara, F.: modelling. -dellétto, -del-
lino, car. dim. of -dello. -déllo, M.:
model (pattern, example). -deraméntof,
M., -deranzaf, F.: moderation. -deré-
re, TR.: moderate (restrain, repress);
REFL. : restrain one’s self. -deratamén-
te, ADV.: moderately. -deratézza,
F.: moderateness (temperateness). -de-
rativo, ADJ.: moderating. -derdto,
ADJ.: moderate (temperate, restrained).
-deratére, M., -deratriee, F.: mod-
erator. -deraziéne, F.: moderation
(restraint, temperance). -dernamén-
te, ADV.: recently (lately, Eng.f modern-
ly). -dernità, F.: modernness (recent-
ness, novelty). -dèrno, ADJ.: modern
(recent, late). -destaménte, ADV.:
modestly (discreetly). -déstia, F.: mod-
esty (discretion, bashfulness). -destis-
simo, ADJ.: very (or most) modest.
-désto, ADI. : modest (discreet, unobtru-
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sive). -dieissimo, ADJ.: very (or most)
small. mò-dico, pl. —ci, ADJ.: small
(slight, moderate). -dificAbile, ADI.:
modifiable. -dificàre, TR.: modify (vary,
change). -dificdnte, ADJ.: modifying;
M.: modification. -dificativo, ADJ.:
modificative (qualifying). -dificaziéne,
F.: modification (variation, changing).
-diglioneino, dim. of -diglione. -di-
gliéne, M.: modillion (bracket under
cornice of Corinth. entablature). -dina-
re, TR.: model (shape). -dinatiira,
F.,-dine,M.: model (mould, pattern, mod-
ule). -dino, car. dim. of -do. mò-dioj,
M.: bushel. -dista, F.: modiste (milli-
ner). Imò-do [L. -dus], M.: mode (man-
ner, means, custom): a —, nice; a ogni
—, by all means; în — che, so that; oltre
, excessively; far in —, endeavour.
mò-dula, F.: model (of writing). -du-
lare, TR.: modulate (inflect). -dulata-
ménte, ADV.: in a modulated manner.
-dulato, ADJ.: modulated (inflected).
-dulatére, M., -dulatriee, r.: modu-
lator. -dulaziéne, F.: modulation. mò-
dulo, M.: model (of writing); mould
(frame) ; module (a measure).
moérre = moaré.
mo-féta [Fr. -fette], F.: mephitism (of-
fensive exhalations). -fético, pl. —ci,
ADJ.: mephitic (poisonous).
mògano = mogogano.
mog-giata, F.: Italian acre.
gio [L. modius], m. : bushel.
mogio [?], ADJ.: stupid (sleepy, dull).
mé-gliamat, F.: my wife. -gliatat,
F.: thy wife. |lmé6-glie [L. mulier], F.:
wife. -glièraj, -glièrej, F.: wife.
-gliésco, ADI. : like a wife. -gliétta,
-glina, car. dim. of -glie.
mo-gògano, -gògon [S. Amer.], M.: MA-
HOGANY (wood).
moi-na [?], r.: caresses (flattery, cajolery).
-niòrej, M.: flatterer (cajoler).
mò-la [L.], F.: MILL-stone; mole (fleshy
matter). -lare, ADJ.: molar (grinding);
M.: molar (tooth).
méleere [L. mulcere], DEFECT.§; TR.:
soften (soothe, alleviate, moderate).
§ Pres. sdl-cz, -ce. Impf. -ceva, (Subj.
-cesse). Ger. -cèndo.
mò-le [L. -les, mass], F.: mass (pile);
massive structure ; mausoleum; size. -lè-
cola, F.: molecule (invisible particle).
-lecolàre, ADJ.: molecular.
molènda [L. molere, MILL], F.: miller’s
fee.
mole-staménte, ADV.: troublingly (an-
noyingly). -staménto, M.: molestation
(annoyance). -stére, TR.: molest (trou-
ble, annoy). -statéra, F., -statére, M.,
-statriee, F.: molester. -stévolet,
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ADJ.: troublesome (molestful). molé-
stia, F.: molestation (annoyance, vexa-
tion). |lmolè-sto [L. -stus (moles, mass)],
ADJ.: molestful (troublesome, annoying).
mo-linèllo = mulinello. ||-lino [L. -li-
na], M.: MILL.
mOl-la, F.: (elastic) spring; catch; PL.:
fire-tongs. -l&eeiot, disp. of -le. -lé-
mej, m.: soft flesh. -ldre, TR.: slacken
(loosen); INTR.: desist (cease). ||mél-le
[L. -lis, soft], ADJ.: soaked; soft (tender;
effeminate): mettere in —,soak. -leg-
giaménto, M.: pliancy. -leggidre,
INTR.: be pliant (flex). -leménte, ADV.:
gently (softly); weakly. -létta, dim. of
-la; PL.: pincers. -lettima, car. dim.
of -letta. -lézza,F.: softness; delicacy;
effeminacy. mòl-lij, F. PL.: fire-tongs.
-lica, F.: crumb (of bread). -lieeio,
-lieèllo, ADJ.: rather soft. -lifica-
ménto, M.: mollifying. -lificére, TR.:
mollify (soften). -lificativo, ADJ.: as-
suaging (mollient). -lificaziéne, F.:
mollification (softening). -lire{, TR.:
mollify; enervate. -litivoj, ADJ.: as-
suaging (mollient). -lizie}, F.: softness ;
delicacy; effeminacy. -léreij, -lime,
M.: dampness (from rain). -lfisco, M.:
mollusk. -luscòide, M.: molluscoid (re-
sembling the true mollusks).
mòlo [L. -les, mass], M. : MOLE (of a port;
harbour).
molòsso [L. district Molossus], m.: mastiff
(watchdog).
mòlsa}, F.: pith; marrow: crumb (of
bread).
moltépliee [L. multi-plex], ADI.: multi-
plex (manifold).
molti- = molto.
moltiecio}, M.: mud (mire).
molti-fiorito, ADJ.: many-flowered (mul-
tiflorous). =f6rme, ADJ.: multiform. -la-
tero,ADJ.: many-sided (multi-lateral). -lò-
quio, M.: talkativeness (multiloquence).
molti-paro}, ADJ.: multiparous (pro-
ducing many). -plicdbile, ADJ.: multi-
pliable. -plicamentot, M.: multiplica-
tion. -plicando, M.: (arith.) multiplicand.
=plicare, TR.: multiply (increase). -pli-
cante, ADJ.: multiplying. -plicata-
ménte, ADV.: in various manners. -pli-
catére, M.: multiplier. -plicaziéne,
F.: multiplication. molti-pliee [L.
multi-plex], ADJ.: multiplex (numerous,
various). -plieeménte, ADV.: in great
quantity. -plieita, F.: multiplicity.
molti-plico{, M.: multiplication. mé1-
ti-plo, Mm.: multiple. =sonfnte, ADI.:
full of sound (multisonous). -tiidine
[L. multitudo], F.: multitude (numerous-
ness, throng).
mélto [L. multus], apsJ.: much (many,
molestia
mondiglia
great); ADV.: mich (greatly, very), um:
much (great quantity).
momen-tàeeio, disp. of -to. -tanea-
ménte, ADV.: in a moment. -tdneo,
ADJ.: momentary (fleeting). -timo, car.
dim. of -to. |lmoméneto [L. -tum], u.:
moment (instant, importance, motion).
mémmo [echoic], M.: (child.) drink,
mòna-ca, F.: nun; kind of plum. -edle,
ADI. : monastic (monachal). -calménte,
ADV.: monastically. -cànda, F.: novice,
-cirej, TR.: make a nun; REFL.: become
a nun. -cato, M.: monastic life. -ca-
zione, F.: taking the veil. -chétto, M,:
latch-catch: dim.t of -co. -chile, ADI.:
monastic. -china, dim of -ca. -chino,
M.: dim. of -co; man with thin voice; bul-
finch. -chismo, M.: monachism. -eile},
ADJ.: monastic. |mòna-co [Gr. -chos
(ménos, alone)], M.: MONK; bulfinch.
mònade [Gr. monds], F.: monad (indivis-
ible thing).
monar-ca [Gr. ménos, alone, drehein,
rule], M.: monarch. -ealef, ADJ.: monarch-
ical. -càto, M.: rank of a monarch,
-chia, F.: monarchy (government, coun-
try). -chicaménte, ADV.: monarch-
ically. monar-chico, pl. —ci, ADI.:
monarchical.
mo-nastèrioj [L. -nasterium], M.: monas-
tery (cloister). -nasticaménte, ADV.:
monastically. -mastico, pl. —ci, ADI:
monastical.
mon-cherino, M.: handless arm. -chéz-
za, F.: maimedness (one-handedness).
-chino, M.: handless arm. ||mén-co
[manco], ADJ.: one-handed (maimed); M.:
one-handed person. -cénef, M. : handless
arm.
mon-daeeto, disp. of -do. -daménte,
ADV.: cleanly (neatly). -daménto, M.:
paring (peeling); polishing}; cleaningy.
-danaménte, ADV : in a worldly manner
(mundanely). -danissimo, ADJ.: very
(or most) worldly. -danità, F.: worldli-
ness. -déno, ADJ.: worldly (mundane);
M.: worldly man. -dare, TR.: pare (peel);
skin; polish (mulberry leaves), sift;
cleanse}. -dato, ADJ.: pared ; polished;
clean, pure. -datére, M., -datriee,
F.: peeler; polisher; cleaner. -datura,
F.: peeling; cleaning (time and expense
considered); peelings. -daziéne}, F.:
peeling; sifting; cleaning. -dézza, F.:
cleanness (purity). -d@ezzaio, M.: dumps.
-diaj, F.: cleanness (purity). -didle,
ADJ.: worldly (mundane). -dificaménto,
M.: cleansing (purifying). -dificdret,
TR., INTR.: cleanse (Eng.} mundify). -di-
ficativoj, ADJ.: cleansing (mundifica-
tive). -dificaziénet,F.: cleansing (mun-
dification). -diglia, F.: parings ; husks;
mondina
refuse. -dina, F.: chestnut (boiled with-
out husk). -dizia, F.: cleanness (neat-
ness, purity). |lmén-do [L. mundus],
ADJ.: clean (neat, pure); polished; m.:
world (universe, human race); great quan-
tity. i
mondualdo [Ger. munt-walt, ‘guardian-
power’], M.: guardian; permit for a woman
to dispose of her dowry.
monel-leria, F.: roguery (mischievous-
ness). -lésco, ADJ.: roguish. -lino,
dim. of -lo. ||monél-io [?], ADI.: ro-
guish (mischievous); M.: rogue; urchin
(gamin). -lneeideceio, disp. of -luccio.
-laeeio, disp. of -lo.
moné-ta [L.], r.: MONEY (coin): — bian-
ca, silver money. -taeeia, disp. of -ta.
-tàggio, M.: minting (coining). -tare,
TR.: mint (coin). -tario, ADJ.: monetary ;
M.: coiner. -tato, ADJ.: minted (coined).
-taziéne, F.: monetization. -tiére, M.:
coiner (minter). -tina, car. dim. of -ta.
mongàana;, r.: milk-fed calf.
mongolfiéra [inventor Montgolfier], F.:
montgolfier (hot-air balloon).
monile [L.], M.: necklace.
moniméntoj, M.: monument (tomb).
monipòlioj = monopolio.
monistèrioj = monastero.
mòni-to [L. -tum], M.: admonition (re-
proof). -tére, M.: monitor (name of
some newspapers, adviser). -toridle,
ADJ.: admonitory (reproving). -tòrio,
M.: monitory letter (sent out by ecclesias-
tical judge). -ziéme, F.: admonition
(warning).
mén-na [madonna], F.: damef; aper:
(fig.) in pigliar la —, get drunk; esser
cotto com’ una —, be dead drunk. -ninof,
dim. of -na. -nénef, aug. of -na. -no-
sino], ADJ.: gracious; cheerful. -nie-
eia, dim. of -na.
mono- [Gr. ménos, single): -'colo = -culo.
=eòrdo, M.: monochord (musical instru-
ment). monò-culo [L. oculus, EYE],
ADJ.: one-eyed; M.: one-eyed person.
-dia, F.: monody (funeral song sung by
one voice). -gamia, F.: monogamy. mo-
nò-gamo, M.: monogamist. -grafia,
F.: monograph. -grafico, pl. —ci, ADI.:
monographic. -grafista, M.: monog-
rapher. -gréàmma, M.: monogram.
-grammAtico, pl.—ci, ADJ.: monogram-
matic. -lito, M.: monolith (pillar, etc.,
of one stone). monò-logo, M.: mono-
logue (soliloquy). - mania, F.: mono-
mania (insanity). -maniaco, pl. —ct,
ADJ.: monomaniac. -metallismo, M.:
Monometalism. monò-metro, ADJ.:
monometric; M.: monometer. monò-
mio, M.: monomial (algebraic expression).
«pòlio, M.: monopoly. -polista, M.:
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monopolist. -rimmo, M.: monorhyme.
-sillabico, pl. —ci, ADJ.: monosyllabic.
=sillabo, M.: monosyllable. -tonia, F.:
monotony. monò-tono, ADJ.: monoto-
nous.
monsi-gnorato, M.: dignity of a lord.
ll-gnére [Fr. mon seigneur], M.: mon-
signore (prelate’s title); my lord (title).
mons6ni [Ar.], M. PL.: monsoon (winds).
m6n-ta [-iare], F.: mounting; elevation
(rise); (of animals) covering (copulation);
stud. -tagma,F.: mountain. -tagnàe-
eia, disp. of -tagna. -tagnétta, car.
dim. of -tagna. -tagnino}, ADI. : moun-
tainous. -tagnòla, dim. of -tagna. -ta-
gnòlo, ADJ.: pertaining to a mountain.
-tagnéso, ADJ.: mountainous. -tagnuò-
la, dim. of -tagna. -tambancof, M.:
mountebank. -taméntoj, M.: mounting
(ascending). -tandro, M.: mountaineer;
ADJ.: mountain. -tanèlloj, M.: tom-tit
(bird). -tanéscof, ADJ.: of mountains.
-tanina, F.: mountaineer. -tanino,
ADJ.: of mountains; M.: mountaineer.
-tàno, ADJ.: (poet.) mountainous; of a
mountain. -t&nza},F.: ascent; height;
dignity. -tdre, INTR.: mount (ascend) ;
be of consequence; exalt}; TR.: increase
(raise): —infurore, get angry. -tante,
ADJ.: amounting. -téta, F.: ascent
(mounting). -tatéio, M.: mounting-
block (or step). -tatére, M.: mounter.
-tattira, F.: mounting (embellishment).
|mén-te [L. mons], M.: mountain; mass
(heap, great quantity): — di pietà, pawn-
broker’s (loan office); a -¢i, in great quan-
tity. -tieellinoj, dim. of -cello. -ti-
eéllo, dim. of -te. -tieino, car. dim.
of -te. -tiérat, F.: child’s cap.
monton-eéllo, dim. of -e. -eino, car.
dim. of -e. ||montén-e [?], M.: ram
(wether); battering-ram; French coin;
stupid manf.
mon-tuosità, F.: mountainousness.
||-tudso [-te], ADJ.: mountainous.
montira [Fr. -ture], F.: mounting (equip-
ment).
monu-mentaéle, ADJ.: monumental.
ll-ménto [L. -mentum], M.: monument
(memorial).
monzicchio}, M.: small heap.
mora! [L.], F.: delay (pause); mora (unit
of length in prosody).
méra2 [?], F.: ‘how many fingers do I
hold up?’ (a game).
mò-ra}3 [-ro2], F.: mulberry; black-
berry ; heap of stones. -raiuòla, F.: mul-
berry (fruit).
moraiòlo [moro], M.: kind of olive-tree.
moràé-le [L. -lis], ADJ.: moral; M.: mor-
als; F.: morality. -lista, M.: moralist.
-lita, F.: morality. -lizzdre, INTR.:
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moralize; TR.: render moral. -lizza-
ziéne, F.: moralizing (moralization).
-Iménte, ADV.: morally.
moranza},F.: delay (stay).
morato [mora 3], ADJ.: of blackberry col-
our.
morbi-daménte,
weakly; effeminately. -daméntof, M
softening; effeminacy. -détto, car. dim.
of -do. -dézza, F.: delicacy; softness;
effeminacy (wantonness). ||mérbi-do [L.
-dus, sickly], ADJ.: delicate; soft (yield-
ing, gentle) ; effeminate (wanton) ; sweet.
-déne, aug. of -do. -dòtto, dim. of -do.
mor-bifero, -bifico, pl. —ci, ADJ.: caus-
ing disease (morbific). -bigliénet, M.:
measles. -billo, M.: sickness (like mea-
- sles). -billéso, ADJ. : resembling measles
(morbillous). -bimo}, M.: wantonness.
-bisciàtto}, ADJ.: sickly (weak). |]mér-
bo [L. -bus], M.: disease (pestilence) : —
sacro, epilepsy ; — regio, jaundice. -bo-
saménte, ADV.: by disease. -bdéso,
ADJ.. contagious ; diseased (morbose).
mòr-chia [L. amurca], F.: dregs (of oil).
-ehidio, ADJ.: containing dregs (of
olive oil); M.: kind of olive. -chiéso,
ADJ.: full of dregs. -chifime, M.: great
quantity of dregs. mòr-eiat, F.: dregs
(of oil).
mor-dadcchia, F.: muzzle (noseband).
-daee, ADJ.: biting (sharp, sarcastic,
mordaceous). -daeeménte, ADV.: bit-
ingly (mordaciously). -daeétto, dim.
of -dace. -daeità, F.: sharpness (mor-
dacity). -dènte, ADJ.: biting (sarcas-
tic). ||mér-dere [L.], IRR.$; TR.: bite;
censure (satirize). -dicaméntoj,m.: bit-
ing (corroding). -dicaref, TR.: corrode.
-dicativoj, ADJ.: corrosive. -dicazié-
net, F.: biting (corrosion, mordication).
-digallina}, F.: chickweed (weed).
-diménto, M.: bite; censure (sarcasm).
moralizzazione
ADV.: delicately ;
-ditére, M., -ditriee, F.: biter; slan-
derer. -ditàraj,F.. slander. -dutof,
ADJ.: bitten.
§ Pret. 2d7-sz, -se-; sero. Part. mdr-so,
morélla}1, F.: nightshade (morel).
moréllaj 2, F.: quoit.
mo-rellino, car. dim. of -rello.
[moro], ADJ.: black; M.:
horses, mules, etc.).
moréna [?], F.: moraine (stones, etc., on
the sides of glaciers).
mo-résca, F.: morris-dance. ||=-résco
[Moro], ADI. : Moorish. -rétta, car. dim.
of -ra.. -rettina, car. dim. of -retta.
-rétto, dim. of -ro.
morfèa}, F.: scurf; leprosy.
mòrfiaj, F.: mouth.
morfina [L. Morpheus, god of sleep], F.
morphine (alkaloid of opium).
ll-réllo
‘dark coat (of
morsura
morfirej, TR.: eat (devour).
morfo-logia [Gr. morphé, form], F
morphology (science). -légico, pl. —ci,
ADJ.: morphological. :
morga-nàtot, ADJ.: noble (lordly); x.
lordship. ||-mA&tico, pl. —cî [? Ger. mor-
gen, morn], ADJ.: morganatic (left-handed,
viz. marriage).
mori-a [morire], F.: pestilence (deadly
plague). -bémdo, ADJ.: dying (mori-
bund); M.: dying person.
morieeia [?], F.: ruins.
mo-riee} or -riei, F. PL.: piles.
morieinoj, dim. of moro.
morige-réret [L. -ror (mos, manner)],
TR.: tutor (bring up). -ratézza, F.: good
manners. -rato, ADJ.: well- bred.
morion-eéllo, -eino dim. of -e. ||mo-
rién-e [Sp. morrién], M.: morion (open
helmet).
mori-re [L. -ri], IRR.$; INTR.: die (expire,
go out). -téioj, ADJ.: mortal. -turo,
ADJ.: dying (about to die).
$ Ind.: Pres. s(2)d20, m(u)dri, m(x)dre; mo-
riamo or motdino, morite, mujoione. Fut.
morro (rarely moriré). Cond. morrdi (mo
riréi). Subj.: Pres. 22(u)dza ; moridmo or
moidmo, moridte, m(u)diano. Part. mòrto—
Poet. forms: méro, «ri, -re } ra; mòrano,
mormo-racchiare, INTR.: murmur a
little. -raméntof, M.: murmur; buzzing.
ll-rare [L. murmurare], INTR.: murmur
(slander, grumble); TR.: murmur (say ina
low voice). -ramte, ADJ.: murmuring.
-ràto, ADJ.: murmured. -ratére, M.,
-ratriee, F.: murmurer (grumbler).
-raziéne, F.: murmuring (slander).
-reggiare}, INTR.: murmur (grumble).
-révolet, ADJ.: murmuring (slandering).
-rio, M.: murmur (whisper, complaint).
moro! [L. maurus], M.: Moor.
moro 2 [L. -rum], M.: mulberry tree.
moròi-de, -di = emorroidi.
mòrola;, F.: mulberry (fruit).
mo-rosaménte, ADV.: tardily (with de-
lay). |l-réso1 [L. mora, delay], ADI.:
tardy (delaying, slow).
moréso 2 = amoroso.
mòr-sa, F.: screw-vise; muzzle; corner-
stone (of a building). -seechidref, TR.:
bite (nibble). -seechiataraf, F.: bit-
ing; mark (of biting). -seggiéret, TR.,
INTR.: nibble. -sellétto, ‘car. dim. of
-sello. -séllo, dim. of -so. -sétto, car.
dim. of -so. mòr-si, PRET. of -dere.
-sicare, TR.: bite (dim.: sting). -sicé-
to, ADJ.: bitten (nibbled); m.: thing bit-
ten. -sicatara, F.: biting; mark (of a
bite). -sino, dim. of -so. |lmòr=so
[mordere], aDJ.: bitten; M.: bite (mouth-
ful); mark (of a bite); "curb (bit); grap-
pling part (of pinchers); remorsey. -st-
raj, F.: bite; smart.
mortadella
morta-délla, r., -délloj, M.: bologna-
sausage. -iétto, dim. of -io. -imo,
car. dim. of -io. ||mortaé-io [L. -rium],
M.: MORTAR (vessel, piece of ordnance).
-idne, aug. of -io.
mortale [L. -lis], ADJI.: mortal (deadly);
M.: mortal (human being).
mortalétto, dim. of mortaio.
mor-talita, F.: mortality. -talménte,
ADV.: mortally (desperately). -tamén-
te, ADV.: like a dead man. ||mér-te
[L. mors], F.: death.
mortél-la [Gr. mirtos], F.:
-létta, -lina, dim. of -la.
myrtle (with large leaves).
mor-tieeiot [-te], ADJ.: half-dead. -ti-
«ina, -ticino, car. dim. of -to. -tife-
raménte, ADV.: in a deadly way. -ti-
fero, ADJ.: deadly (fatal, mortiferous).
-tificaménto}, M.: mortification. ||=ti-
ficare [L.], TR.: mortify (humble, vex,
subdue); REFL.: be mortified (humble one’s
self). -tificativoj, ADJ.: mortifying.
-tificato, ADJ.: with mortification f.
-tificaziéne, F.: mortification.
mor-tinaj, -tinej, F.: myrtle.
mor-to [L. -tuus], ADJ.: dead (deceased);
put out; miserable; M.: corpse (dead
man): acqua -ta, stagnant water. -tòrio,
M.: funeral (services). -tufrio, ADJ.:
mortuary (pertaining to burials); M.: pall-
bearer.
morvid.. = morbid..
morvigliéne [morbillo], M.: measles.
mo-saieista, M.: worker in mosaic.
ll-saico, pl. —ci [1. L.-saicus], M.: mosaic.
maésea [L. musca], F.: fly (insect); mole;
goatee (imperial): — cieca, blindman’s-
buff ; saltar la —, be offended ; get angry;
—! bush!
mosca-dito}, ADJ.: musked.
F.: muscadel (sweet wine-grapes). -del-
létto, -dellino, dim. of -dello. -dèl-
lo, M.: muscadel (wine, grapes); ADI.:
muscadel. ||moscdedo [I. L. muschatus],
ADJ.: of musk; M.: kind of wine.
moscà-io [mosca], M.: great number of
flies; wearisome thing. -idla, F.: food-
safe; fly-trap.
mo-scardino [muschio], M.: dandy (fop).
-scatàllo, M.: muscatel (wine, grapes).
-scatol, ADJ.: noce -scata, nutmeg; mus-
cat (wine); M.{: musk.
mo-seato2 [mosca], ADJ.: dapple-gray.
-scerino, M.: gnat (small fly).
mosehé-a [fr. Ar.], F.: mosque (Moham-
medan temple). -feeia, disp. of -a.
mosche-réeeio, ADJ.: of flies. -rino,
M.: small fly. ||mosché-tta [mosca], F.:
dim. of mosca; dart (16th Cent.). -ttare,
TR.: shoot. -ttàta, F.: musket-blow.
-ttdto, ADJ.: specked (spotted, dappled).
myrtle.
-léne, M.:
-délla,
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-ttatiira, F.: dappledness. -tterfa,
F.: body of musketeers (Eng.} musketry).
-ttiére, M.: musketeer. -ttina, dim.
of mosca. mosché-tto, M.: MUSKET (short
fire-arm); arquebus. -ttéme, M.: blun-
derbuss ; clasp (of watch-chain).
mo-schina, -schinoj, dim. of -sca.
mosciame [moscio], M.: kind of sausage.
moscino [mosca], M.: small fly.
méscio [? mucido], ADJ.: flabby (soft).
moscibneI [mosca], M.: small fly (inside
casks, etc.); tippler (drunkard).
mosciéne 2 [moscio], M.: old chestnut.
moscolefito}, ADJ.: musked.
méscolo } = muscolo or muschio.
mosco-nàeeio, disp. of -ne. -neéllo,
-neino, dim. of -ne. ||moscé-ne, M.:
aug. of mosca; hornet.
mòs-sa, F.: movement (motion); gesture ;
act. -saeeia, disp. of -sa. més-se, F.
PL.: starting-post (beginning). -sétta,
dim. of -sa. -settina, car. dim. of
-setta. mòs-si, PRET. of movere. ||lmòs=
so, PART. of movere: moved (stirred).
mossolina [city Mosul], F.: muslin (cloth).
mostàc-chi, M. PL.: whiskers. -eife-
eiot, disp. of -cio. -eidtat, F.: blow
on the face. -eino, car. dim. of -cio.
Ilmostàe-eio [Gr. mistar, mustache],
M.: (disp. big, fat) face; snout; mus-
tachej: dirle sul —, tell it frankly.
mostae-eiolétto, dim. of -ciolo. ||-ei6-
lo [L. mustaceus], M.: cake (of spice and
nuts).
mostaceiéne, M.: aug. of -ccio; slap on
the face.
mostaceiudlo} = mostacciolo.
mostaeeitizzo|, dim. of mostaccio.
mos-taio, M.: grape (producing must);
ADJ.: of the must-producing grape. -tar-
da, F.: mustard. -tardiéra, F.: mus-
tard-dish. -tardina, car. dim. of -tar-
da. ||\més-to[L. mustum], M.: must (un-
fermented grape-juice). -tòso, ADJ.: of
(or like) must.
més-tra, F.: show (display, pretence);
appearance ; sample; show-window; dial-
plate. -trabile, ADI.: showable. -tra-
ménto, M.: showing (demonstration).
-tranzat, F.: showing. |l-trare [L.
monstrare], TR.: show (deMONSTRATE, re-
veal, teach); REFL.: appear (seem). -trà-
to, ADJ.: shown (demonstrated). -tra-
tére, M., -tratriee, F.: demonstrator.
-traziénej, F.: demonstration; display.
-treggiato, ADJ.: lapelled. -treggia-
tara, F.: lapel. -trieina, car. dim.
of -tra.
mé-stro [L. monstrum (monere, warn)],
M.: monster (terrible creature, marvel).
-stréso}, ADJ.: monstrous (strange).
-struosaméute, ADV.: monstrously (un-
mostruosamente
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naturally), -struosità, F.: monstrosity.
-struòso, ADJ.: monstrous (strange).
mo-ta [malta], F.: mud (mire). -t&e-
cio, M.: deep mud.
mo-teréllo, dim. of moto. -tivai, F.:
motive (cause). -tivàre, TR.: explain
(declare, allege). -tivo, M.: motive (in-
centive, cause); ADJ.t: motive. ||m6-to
[-vere], M.: movement (motion); impulse:
di proprio —, of one’s own accord. -to=
proprio, M.: voluntary decree (of a
prince). -tére, M.: mover; promoter;
ADJ.: moving.
motéso [mota], ADJ.: muddy.
motriee, F. of -tore.
mdtta}, F.: lump (of earth).
motteg-gévole, ADI.: merry (esting).
-gevolménte, ADV.: merrily (jestingly).
-giaménto, M.: jesting (raillery). |l-gia-
re [motto], INTR.: jest (joke); TR.: “vex
(with sharp words). -giatére, M., -gia-
trice, F.: jester (banterer). mottég-
gio, M.: jest (raillery). -giésot, ADJ.:
merry (jesting). °
mot-tétto, M.: dim. of -to; motet (verse,
vocal composition). [lmòt=to [L. muttum
(mutire, mutter)], M.: motto; jest (joke);
word}; any kind of poetical composition.
-tizzoj, dim. of -to.
motupròprioi, M.: voluntary decree.
mo-vénte, ADJ.: moving; M.: motive.
-vénza, F.: graceful movement. ||m6=
vere [L.], IRR.§; TR.: move (remove, in-
stigate, induce); INTR.: come forth (bud);
depart ; REFL.: be agitated ; turn (revolve).
-vévolej, -vibile, ADJ.: movable. -vi-
ménto, M.: movement (agitation, ma-
neuvre). -vitivay, F.: cause. -viti-
vot, ADJ.: moving (unsteady); M.: cause.
-zidne, F.: motion (movement, proposi-
tion); tumult (commotion)f.
§ Pop. mdv-; lit. wexdv- (accented): Pres.
m(u)ò-vo, «vi, -ve; movidmo, etc. Pret.
movéi; or mòss-i, -e; “ero. Part. mdsso.
moz-zaménte, ADV.: in a cutting (muti-
lating) manner. -zaménto, M.: cutting
off (maiming). |l-z&re [? L. mutilare], TR.:
cut off (mutilate, truncate, take away, ab-
breviate). -zdto, ADJ.: cut off. -zatà-
ra, F.: cuttings. -zétta, F.: cape.
-zi-cédaj, ADI. : docked. -zicéne, M.:
remainder (broken-off part). -zîna}, ADJ.:
cunning (sharp, crafty). méz-z0I, ADJ.:
cut off (mutilated).
mézzo2 [L. mustus, young], M.: stable-
boy; cabin-boy.
mòzzo 3 [L. modius], M.: hub (of wheel).
moz-zéne [-zare], M.: end of a whip.
-z-oréechi, M.: dog (or horse) with
ears cut off; incompetent lawyer; rogue
(cheater)f.
micca [?], r.: milch-cow.
mostruosità
mulattiera
}
mueeeriaf, F.: nonsense; insult,
miuccherof}, M.: rose and violet water.
muc-chieréllo, car. dim. of -chio,
-chiettino, car. dim. of -chietto. -chiét-
to, dim. of -chio Ilmie-chio [7], x:
heap (muss).
muecidre}, TR.: mock (ridicule); avoid;
INTR.: make faces.
miuc-co [L. -cus], M.: mucus. -césa, F.:
mucous membrane. -cosità, F.: mucous-
ness. -cé6so, ADJ.: mucous.
mueellaggine}, F.: mucilage.
mi-ei}, INTERJ.: puss! mi-eia, F.;
puss (cat).
mieido [L. -dus], ADI.: musty (mouldy);
moist ; silly.
mueillaggi-ne [L. mucilago], F.: muci-
lage. -m6so, ADJ.: mucilaginous (slimy,
moist). o
mueinoj, M.: little cat (kitten). ee
mu-cosità], F.: sliminess (mucosity).
||-eésof [L. -cosus], ADJ.: mucous.
mi-da, F.: changing (moulting). -da-
giénet, F.: change. ||-dare [L. -tare,
change], INTR.: moult (mew).
mif-fa [Ger. muff], F.: mould (mustiness).
-fare, INTR.: grow mouldy. -fatieeioj,
ADJ.: rather mouldy. -féttot, M.: dandy
(fop). -fire, INTR.: grow mouldy. mif-
fo}, ADJ.: mouldy (musty). -fosità, F.:
mouldiness. -f6s0, ADJ.: mouldy (musty).
mufti [Ar.], M.: mufti (high-priest of the
Mohammedans).
mugàvero},M.: dart; pikeman.
mugellaginej, F.: mucilage.
mug-ghiaménto, M.: lowing (bellow-
ing). |l-ghidre [mugolare], INTR.: low
(bellow). mig-ghio, M.: lowing (bel
lowing).
miggine [L. mugilis], M.: mullet (fish).
mug- giolàre}, INTR.: bellow (howl).
l=gire [L. mugire], INTR.: low (bellow).
-gito, M.: lowing (bellowing).
mugherino, M.: kind of jessamine.
ll-ghétto [Fr. muguet], m.: lily of the
valley.
mu-giolàrej, INTR.: bellow (howl).
ll-glidre [-golare], INTR.: low (bellow,
roar), mi-glio, M.: lowing (bellowing).
mu-gnàia, F.: millers wife. -gnaina,
-gnaino, car. dim. of -gnaia, -gnato.
\l-gnaéio [1. L. molinarius], M.: MILLER;
sea-gull; sea-mew; ADI.{: of a mill.
mi-gneret,IRR.; TR.: milk. -gnitéref,
M.: milker,
mu-golàre [L. -gulare], INTR.: whine;
roar (howl); groan. -golio, M.: whin-
ing; howling; groaning.
mila [L.], F.: mule; slipper}.
mulae-chiaft, F.: crow. -chiaia, F.:
flight of crows; chattering.
mu-lattidra [mula], F.: for (or of)
mulattiere
mules. -lattiére, M.: mule-driver. -lét-
to {cf. -lo], M.: mulatto. -lésco, ADI.:
antes (stubborn). -létto, car. dim. of
-lo.
muliaca}, F.: apricot (fruit).
muliebre [L. -liebris (-lier, woman)],
ADJ.: womanish (of a woman).
muli-nare, INTR.: revolve in one’s mind
(contemplate). -nèllo, M.: windlass;
mule (in spinning factories); whirlpool;
whirlwind; ‘wind-mill’ (stick with a re-
volving card at the end; toy). -nétto,
dim. of -no. |mulî-noi1 [= molino],
M.: mill.
mu-lino 2, ADJ.: of a mule.
-lus], M.: mule; illegitimate offspring.
-léna, aug. of -la. -létto, dim. of -lo.
miulsaj, r.: hydromel (water and honey).
mul-ta [L.], r.: penalty (fine). -tàre,
TR.: fine.
milti- [L., many]: =colére [L. color],
ADI. : multicolour. =f6rme, ADJ.: mul-
tiform. -léquio [L. loguus], M.: talka-
tive person. multi-paro [L. parere,
breed], ADJ.: producing many (multiparous).
-plicarej, TR.: multiply. multi-pli-
ee [L. -plex,], ADJ.: multiplied. miulti-
plo [L. -plus], ADJ.: multiple (manifold);
M.: multiple. -tadinme [L. -tudo], F.:
multitude (great number).
mimmi-a [fr. Pers.], F.: mummy. -fi-
càre, TR.: mummify (embalm). -fica-
zione, F.: mummification.
mune-raménto}, M.: remuneration (re-
ward). |-rérej, TR.: remunerate (re-
ward).
mun-gere [L.], mmR.§; TR.: milk (ex-
tract)} press. -gitàra, F.: milking;
milk obtained. È
$ Pret. szin-si, -se ; -sero. Part. manto.
muni-eipàle, ADJ.: municipal. -eipa-
lità, F.: municipality (district). |l-ei-
pio [L. -cipium, town], M.: government
(of a city); municipal residence; free
town.
munifi-caménte, ADV.: munificently
(liberally). -eènte, ADJ.: munificent
(liberal). -eènza, -eénzia, F.: munifi-
cence (generosity, bounty). |lmuni-fi-
co, pl. —ci [L. ficus (munus, gift, facere,
make)], ADJ.: munificent (bounteous, lib-
eral).
muniméntoj, M.: monument.
mu-nire [L. (menia, wall)], TR.: provide;
fortify (Eng. munite). -mito, ADJ.:
provided (fortified). -niziéne, F.: pro-
vision (ammunition). -mizioniére, M.:
furnisher ; quartermaster.
miuinoj, M.: (poet.) gift (present).
mian-si, PRET. of mungere. min-to,
ADJ.: milked (extracted, drained).
muniscolof, dim. of muno.
||ma-lo [L..
muscolina 815
muòvere = movere.
mi-ra [-ro], F. PL.: walls (of city, house,
fortress). -racchifire, TR.: go on
building a little. -rfglia, F.: long,
high wall. -ragliéne, aug. of -raglia.
-raidlo, ADJ.: of a wall. -rdle, ADI.:
mural (pertaining to a wall): corona —,
mural crown (Roman military reward).
-raménto, M.: walling (masonry). -ré-
re, TR.: wall (build, protect, enclose);
REFL.: shut one’s self in. -rario, ADJ.:
pertaining to walling. -ràtat, F.: castle
(fortress). -réte, F.PL.: convent; prison
(at Florence). -rato, ADJ.: built (walled,
enclosed). -ratére, M.: wall-builder
(mason). -ratara, F.: wall-building
(masonry). -razzi, M. PL.: embankments
(of Venetian lagoon).
muréna [L. murena], F.: lamprey (eel-
like fish).
mu-rétto [muro], dim. of -ro. -rieeia,
F.: heap of stones (rude wall). -rieeio-
létto,-rieeino, dim. of -ricciole. -rie-
<eiòlo, Mm. : low wall; stone bench. -rie-
eioléne, aug. of -ricciolo.
muriàti [L. muria, brine], M.: muriate
(chemical compound).
muriee [L. -rex], F.:
mollusks).
muri-eèllo, -eino, dim. of muro.
muriélla [?], F.: quoit.
mirmurej, M.: murmur.
muro, pl.-ri or -ra [L.-rus], M.: wall (en-
closure, Eng.} mure); hindrance (division):
stare a uscio e —, be neighbours ; mettere
i piedi al —, be obstinate.
muar-ra [L. -rha], F.: murrha (costly
ware). -rino, ADJ., M.: murrhine.
mu-sa [L.], F.: muse; poetry; bagpipe;
ADJ.: mela —, winter apple. -sfieeia,
disp. of -sa. -sagéte, ADJ.: title of
Apollo (leader of Muses). -saic.. = mo-
saic..
musaròla [muso], F.: muzzle (for dogs).
mu-sàrdot, ADJ.: musing, loitering; M.:
muser (loiterer). ||-s&ret, INTR.: muse;
loiter; stare.
musata [muso], F.: blow with the snout;
grimace.
mus-cato, -chidto, ADI. : musked (tast-
ing of musk). -chiétto, M.: musk-pear.
||\mas-chio [L. -cus], M.: musk-deer;
musk; moss. -chiéso, ADJ.: odorous
with musk ; mossy.
miu-sciat, F.: cat (puss).
kitten.
musco [L. -cus], M.: moss.
musco-lare, ADJ.: muscular. -latfira,
F.: muscular system. -laziéne, F.:
study of muscular movements. -leggia-
méntoj, M.: muscular system. -lina,
F.: musculine (organic principle of mus-
murex (genus of
-scinaj, F,:
816 muscolino
cular tissue). -lino, dim. of -lo. ||ma-
sco-lo [L. musculus], M.: muscle. -lo-
sità, F.: muscularity. -léso, ADJ.: mus-
cular. -lito, ADJ.: of strong muscles.
muscéso [musco], ADJ.: mossy (full of
moss).
muséo [Gr. mouseion], M.: museum.
muse=-ragnolo [muso, ragnolo], M.:
shrew(-mouse). -ròla [muso], F.: muzzle
(nose-band).
misi-ca [L.], r.: music; noise (tumult,
uproar); musical company. -ecabile,
ADJ.: able to be sung or played. -caeeia,
disp. of -ca. -c&le, ADJ.: musical. -cal-
ménte, ADV.: musically. -cante, M.:
musician. -c4re,TR.: put to music; INTR.:
sing. -efito, ADJ.: put to music; sung.
-chétto, -chino, car. dim. of -co. -ei-
sta, M.: musician. misi-co, pl. —ci, M.:
musician; ADJ.{ : musical. -c6ne, aug. of
-ca.
mi-so [? L. morsus, bite], M.: MUZZLE
(mouth, snout); grimace; anger; ADI.}:
musing (pouting). -solièra, F.: muzzle
(nose-band). -séne, M.: aug. of -so;
pouter. -soneria, F.: sulkiness.
musso-lina [city Mosul], F.: muslin
(cotton cloth). -lino}, M.: muslin.
mustac-chi [Gr. mistax], M. PL.: mous-
tache. -chiéni, aug. of -chi.
mustéla [L.], F.: weasel.
mustiato [muschiato], ADJ.: musked.
miustio [muschio (L. muscus)], M.: moss.
musulmano [Ar. moslem], ADI. : Mussul-
man (Mahommedan); M.: Mussulman.
mi-ta [-tare], F.: change (mutation). -ta-
bile, ADJ.: changeable (unsteady, muta-
ble). -tabilita, F.: change (mutability).
-tabilménte, ADV.: changeably (muta-
bly). -taménto, M.: change (mutation).
-tande, F. PL.: drawers. -tandine,
dim. of -tande. -tànzati, F.: change.
||-tare [L.], TR.: change (alter, take off);
REFL.: change (clothing). -tato, ADJ.:
changed (altered); m.: thing changed.
-tatére, M.: changer. -tatùra, F.:
changing (of clothes). -tazioneélla,
car. dim. of -tazione. -taziéne, F.:
change (mutation, alteration). -tévole,
ADJ.: changeable (mutable). -tevol-
ménte, ADV.: changeably (mutably).
mutézza [muto], F.: muteness (dumb-
ness).
muti-laménto, M.: mutilation. ||-lare
[L.], TR.: mutilate (maim). -lAto, ADJ.:
mutilated. -lataménte, ADV.: in a
mutilated manner. -latére, M., -latri-
ee, F.: mutilator. -laziéne, F.: muti-
lation. mwati-lo, ADJ.: mutilated (said
of writings, etc.).
mu-tismo, M.: muteness. llmi-to [L.
-tus], ADJ.: mute (dumb, silent); F.: let-
narcotico
tera -ta, mute (letter); apv.: alla -ta,
silently. -tolézzaj,F.: muteness. -to-
lina, -tolino, car. dim. of -tolo. -mi-
tolo, ADJ.: mute (dumb, silent).
miutria [?], F.: grave face.
mu-tuaménte, ADV.: mutually. -tufin.
te, ADJ.: lending; M.: lender. -tuatàrio,
ADJ., M.: borrowing, mutuary (law term)
borrower. -tuaziéne, F.: exchange
(Eng.} mutuation). ||mv-tuo [L. -tuus],
ADJ.: mutual (interchanged) ; M.: loan of
money.
,
N
n ènne [L.], F., M.: n (the letter).
na-bab or ||-babbo [Ar. -bdb], m.: nabob
(Indian prince); wealthy man.
na-bissàrej, TR.: swallow. -bissof, M.:
abyss.
nà-cchera [fr. Pers.], F.:
nacre (mother-of-pearl). -ccherétta,
dim. of -echera. -ccherino, car. dim.
of -cchera. -echerénef, aug. of -cchera.
-cherino, M.: dim. of -chero; car. little
boy. nàé-chero, M.: dwarf; bow-legged
person.
nacqui, PRET. of nascere.
nadir [Ar. -thir, opposite], M.: nadir (in-
ferior pole of the horizon).
naffè{, INTERJ.: indeed.
naf-ta [L. naphtha], F.: naphtha (bitu-
minous liquid). -talima, F.: naphtha-
line (substance distilled from coal tar).
néiade [L. naias], F.: naiad (water-
nymph).
naib [Abyss.], M.: chief (prince).
nà-na [-n0], r.: dwarf. -nétto, -nino,
dim. of -no.
nanfaj, F.: orange-flower water.
naunna [echoic], F.: lullaby: far la —,
lull to sleep.
nà-no [L. -nus], M.: dwarf. -mizzo, disp.
dim. of -no.
manzi{, PREP.: before; in the presence
of; ADV.: before (sooner).
na-péa [Gr. -paia], F.: nymph; ADJ.’
nymphal. -pèlloj, M.: wolf’s-bane (poi-
sonous plant).
napof}, M.: turnip.
napoleéne [Napoleone], M.: napoleon
(French gold coin worth $3.87).
nap-pa [mappa], F.: tassel (ornament):
— di cardinale, kind of flower. -pétta,
-pina, -car. dim. of -pa.
nap-po [OGer. hnap], M.: pitcher; cup;
goblet; basinf. -péne, aug. of -po.
nareiso [L. -cissus], M.: narcissus (daffo-
dil, jonquil).
narcòtico, pl.—ci [Gr. -ikòs (ndrke, drow-
siness)], ADJ.: narcotic (sleep-producing).
castanet;
nardino
nar-dino, ADJ.: of spikenard. |néàr-=do
[L. -dus], M.: spikenard (aromatic plant).
naé-re} [L. -ris], F. PL.: nostrils. ma-
ri, F. PL.: NOStrils. -riee, F.: nostril.
narra-gi6ne}, F., -ménto, M.: narra-
tion. |lmarrdé-re [L.],TR.: narrate (re-
late, tell). -tiva, F.: narrative (account).
-tivaménte, ADV.: narratively (by way
of story). -tivo, ADJ.: narrative (story-
telling). -tére, M.: narrator (relater).
-tòorio j, ADJ.: narrative. -triee, F.:
narrator (relater). -zioneélla, -zion-
eina, dim. of -zione. -ziémne, F.: nar-
ration (account, story).
narvalo [Ger. -wall (OGer. nar, nose,
wall, whale)], M.: narwhal (unicorn-whale).
na-saecio, disp. of -s0o. -saggine, F.:
great nose; person with a big nosé. -sfile,
ADI. : nasal. -salménte, ADV.: nasal-
ly. -sére}, TR., INTR.: smell. -sata, F.:
blow with the nose; refusal (rebuff)}.
na-scénte, ADJ.: NASCENT (coming forth).
-scénzaj,F.: birth; tumour. |lnf=sce-
re [L. -sci], IRR.$; INTR.: be born;
come forth (bud, sprout); appear (show
one’s self). -sciménto, m.: birth (ori-
gin). ma-scita, F.: birth (race, extrac-
tion). nf-scito},M.: birth. -scitaro,
ADJ.: that will be born. -scifito, ADJ.:
(poet.): born.
§ Ind.: Pret. ndc-gut, «que 3 -quero.
nato.
nas-céndere [L. in-abscondere], IRR.§;
TR.: hide (secrete, conceal). -condé-
volej, ADJ.: concealable. -condiglio,
-condigliolo, -condigliuòloj, M.:
hiding-place. -condiménto, x. : hiding.
-conditére, M.,-conditriee, F.: hider
(concealer). -cosaménte, ADV.: se-
cretly (stealthily). -cési, PRET. of -con-
dere. -cdso, ADJ.: hidden (secret, con-
cealed). -costaménte, ADV.: secretly
(stealthily). -césto, ADJ.: hidden (con-
cealed, secret).
§ Ind. : Pret. nascd-si, -se 3 -sero. Part. na-
scosto, rare nascòso.
na-séllo, M.: bolt (catch) ;-kind of fish.
-sétto, dim. of -so. -siéra, F.: iron
nose-band (for oxen). -simo, car. dim.
of -so. |lnf=so [L. -sus], M.: nose. -séne,
M.: aug. of -s0; man with large nose.
naspo [OGer. haspa], M.: reel (winder).
nassa [L.], F.: bow-net; phial.
nésso], M.: yew-tree.
na-stràia, F., -strAio, M.: ribbon-maker
(or seller). -strièra, F.: knot of rib-
bons. -strino, car. dim. of -stro; book-
mark (of ribbon). ||na-stro [OGer. nè-
stila], m.: ribbon (narrow strip).
nastarzio [L. nasturtium], M.:
tium (water-cress).
nasùito [naso], ADJ.: big-nosed.
Part.
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nata-le [L. -lis], ADJ.: natal (native);
M.: birthday. -lizio, ADJ.: natal (per-
taining to one’s birth); M.: birthday.
natà-nte, ADJ.: swimming. |natà-rej
[L.], INTR.: swim (float). -téia, F.: fin.
-tòriaj, F.: bathing-place. -tòrio, ADI.:
natatory (swimming).
nati-ca [L. -s], F.: nates (buttocks).
-cito, ADJ.: with large buttocks.
mà-tio, ADJ.: native (natal, natural). -ti-
vaménte, ADV.: natively (naturally).
-tivita, F.: nativity (birth). -tivo,
ADJ.: native (natal, natural); M.: native.
Ilna-to [L. -tus], ADJ.: born; M.: (poet.)
offspring (child).
natrieej, F.: water-snake.
natta [?], F.: tumour (in the mouth);
trick.
nat-ra [L.], F.: nature (universe); dispo-
sition (inclination); kind: di sua —, natu-
rally. -raeeia, disp. of -ra. -rfle,
ADJ.: natural (native, genuine, normal,
unaffected); ADv.: naturally. -ralézza,
F.: naturalness; naturef. ‘-ralismo,
M.: naturalism (doctrine). -ralista, M.:
naturalist (student of natural sciences).
-ralistico, pl. —ci, ADJ.: naturalistic.
-ralità, F.: franchise (citizenship grant-
ed to some foreigner). -ralizzàre, TR. :
naturalize (confer rights). -raliazdto,
ADJ.: naturalized. -ralménte, ADV.:
naturally; of course. -ramte, ADJ.:
producing. -rarej, TR., INTR.: naturalize:
REFL.: become accustomed to.
naue [Gr. nau-s, L. nav-is, ship]: -fraga-
re, INTR.: shipwreck (be ruined). -fra-
gio, M.: shipwreck (ruin). |lméu-frago
[L. -fragere, BREAK], M.: shipwrecked per-
son. -fragésot, ADJ.: in danger of ship-
wreck. néu-lo}, M.: freight (Eng.t
naulage). -machia [Gr. méche], F.: naval
combat (naumachy). néu-sea [L.], F.:
nausea (seasickness ; loathing). -seabén-
do, ADJ.: nauseating (disgusting). -sea-
navicella
méntoj, M.: nausea. -sefinte, ADJ.:
nauseating. -seare, TR.: nauseate
(loathe); INTR.: feel disgust. -sedto,
ADJ.: disgusted. -seosaménte, ADV.:
in a nauseating manner. -seéso, ADI.:
disgusted ; nauseating (loathsome). -tat
[L.], M.: (poet.) sailor (shipman). mau-
tica, F.: science of navigation. mau-
tico, pl. —ci, ADJ.: nautical (marine).
nau-tilo, M.: nautilus (mollusk).
na-v4le, ADJ.: naval (marine); M.: dock-
yard. -valèstro, M.: ferry-boat; ferry-
man. -wata, F.: nave (of a church);
ship’s freight}. IIn&-ve [L. -vis], F.: ship
(vessel); nave (of a church). -veré-
seo}, ADJ.: naval (maritime). -vétta,
dim. of -ve. -vicare, INTR.: navigate
(sail); swim. -vieélla, F.: dim. of -ve;
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boat; vessel for incense. -vieellaio,
M.: boatman; ferryman. -vieellata,
F.: boatful. -vieéllo, M.: small boat.
-vieelléne, aug. of -vicello. -vichiè-
re}, M.: boatman; ferryman. -vigabi-
le, ADJ.: navigable. -vigabilita, F.:
navigability. -vigaméntoj, M.: navi-
gation. -vigànte, M.: navigator (sailor).
-vigare, TR.: navigate (manage, direct);
INTR.: navigate (sail). -vigato, ADJ.:
navigated. -vigatére, M., -vigatriee,
F.: navigator (seaman). -vigatòrio,
ADJ.: of navigation. -vigaziéne, F.:
navigation (science, act). -vigioj, M.:
ship (vessel). -wiglio, M.: fleet; ship.
-vile}, ADJ.: naval (marine); M.: fleet;
ship. -vilio, M.: fleet; ship.
na-zionale, ADJ.: national (of the na-
tion). |I=ziéne [L. -tio], F.: nation (people,
race); extractiont.
né1 [L. inde], PRON. : to us; us; some (of
it, oî them); with (him, her, it, them);
ADV.: thence.
né2, né’ [in i], in the.
né 3 [L. nec], CONJ.: neither ; nor: — anche,
— anco, not even.
néb-bia [L. nebula], F.: fog (mist, vapour):
incantare la —, live well. -bideeia,
disp. of -bia. -biolina, car. dim. of
-bia. -biéne, aug. of -bia. -biosita,
F.: fogginess (mistiness). -biéso, ADJ.:
foggy (misty). -ulat, F.: (poet.); fog
(mist); cloud. -uléso, ADJ.: foggy (nebu-
lous); cloudy.
néeeio [castagneccio], M.: kind of cake
(made from chestnut flour).
néee [L. nex], F.: (poet.) death.
neees-sariaménte, ADV.: necessarily
(indispensably). |lesario [L. -sarius],
ADJ.: necessary (essential); M.: necessary;
closet. meeés-se}, ADJ.: (poet.) neces-
sary. -sita, F.: necessity (need, want).
-sitàre, TR., INTR.: necessitate (make
indispensable, compel). -sitàto, ADJ.:
necessitated. -sitéso, ADJ.: necessitous
(poor, needy).
neeista}, F.: necessity (need).
necro- [Gr. nekr6s, dead person]: -logia,
F.: necrology (speech in praise of “one
dead). -légico, pl. —ci, ADI.: necrological
(relating to accounts of deaths). -légio,
M.: necrology (register of deaths). -man-
ziaj [Gr. mantéia, divination], F.: necro-
ee (conjuration). meerò-poli [Gr.
ae lis, city], F.: necropolis (cemetery).
-scopia [Gr. skopein, examine], F.: ex-
amination of dead bodies. necrò-si, F.:
necrosis (mortification).
nefan-daménte, ADV.: wickedly (abom-
inably). -dézza, -digia}, -dità, F.:
wickedness (atrociousness). ||nefan-do
[L. dari (ne, not, fari, speak)], ADJ.: abom-
negromante
inable (unfit to speak of, Eng.} nefan-
dous).
ne-fariaménte, ADV.: wickedly (nefa-
riously). ||-fario [L. -farius (ne-fas, im-
pious deed)], ADI.: wicked (iniquitous,
nefarious). -fasto, M.: unpropitious day;
ADJ.}: wicked (execrable).
ne-frite [Gr. -phrites (-phrés, kidney)]F.:
nephritis (inflammation); nephrite (mineral
formerly worn for kidney disease). -fri-
tico, pl. —ci, ADJ.: nephritic. -fritide,
F.: nephritis.
negà-bile, ADJ.: deniable. -bilità,r.:
falsehood (contradiction). -méntoi,x.:
negation (denial). |negà-re [L.], tR.:
deny (contradict, refute). -tiva, F.: ne-
gation (denial); negative (photography),
-tivaménte, ADV.: negatively. -tivo,
ADJ.: negative (denying, contrary). negé-
to, ADJ.: denied. -tére, M., -triee, F.:
denier. -gaziéne, F.: negation (denying),
ne-gghiénte}, ADJ.: negligent (listless),
-pghiézzay, F.: negligence (laziness).
-ghittosaménte, ‘ADv.: lazily (sloth-
fully). -ghittéso, ADJ.: lazy (indolent).
-glèssij, PRET. of -gligere. -gletta-
ménte, ADV.: neglectfully. |l-glétto
[-gligerel, ADI.: neglected (overlooked,
despised). -glezionet, F.: negligence
(disregard).
négli [in, gli], in the.
negli-gentàeeio, disp. of -gente. -gen-
tare, TR.: neglect (overlook). -génte,
ADJ.: negligent (careless, regardless); M.:
negligent person. -genteménte, ADV.:
negligently (carelessly). -gentondeeio,
disp. of -gentone. -genténe, avg. of
«gente. -génza, -gènziaf, F.: negli
gence (carélessness). |Inegli-gere [L.],
TR.: neglect (disregard, slight).
ne-gòssa}, F., -gésso}, M.: sweep-net.
nego-zifbile, ADJ.: negotiable. -zifie-
eio, disp. of -zio. -zidmte, ADJ.: ne
gotiating (transacting); M.: merchant
(Eng.} negotiant). . -zidre, INTR.: nego-
tiate (trade, transact); TR.: negotiate (ar-
range for). -zidto, ADJ.: negotiated ; M.:
negotiation (treaty). -ziatére, M., -zia-
triee, F.: negotiator. -ziaziéne, F.:
negotiation. -ziétto, dim. of -zio. ||ne-
gò-zio [L. -tium], M.: business; affair;
trade; thing; club. -ziéme, aug. of -zio.
-ziésot, ADJ.: busy. -zifieeio, disp. dim.
of -zio.
né-gra [-gro], F.: negress. -greggidret,
INTR.: become black. -grézzat, F.:
blackness.
negrigèntet, ADJ.: negligent (careless).
négro [L. niger], ADI.: black; gloomyt;
M.: negro.
negro-mfnte [Gr. ne-kr6s, dead, méntis,
deviner], M.: necromancer (one revealing
negromantessa
the future by communication with the
dead). -mantéssa, F.: necromancer
(sorceress). -mantico, pl. —ci, ADJ.:
necromantic. -manzia, F.: necromancy
(art).
néi [in, i], in the.
n-él, -élla, ||=éllo [in il, la, lo], in the.
-élle, in them.
nem-bifero, ADJ.: bringing rainy clouds
(nimbiferous). ||\mém-bo [L. nimbus], M.:
tempest (storm). -bésoj, ADJ.: stormy
(nimbose).
nemi-caménte, ADV: hostilely (inimi-
cally, unfriendly). -efre, TR.: treat as
an enemy (persecute). -chévole, ADI.:
cruel (fierce). -chevolménte, ADV.:
cruelly (fiercely). -eizia, F.: enmity
(hatred). ||memi-co, pl. -ci [L. in-imi-
cus], ADJ.: hostile (inimical); M.: enemy
(foe). -stà}, F.: enmity (hatred).
nemméno [ne meno (L. nec minus)], ADV.:
not even (not so much as).
nénia [L.], F.: long, mournful wailing
(lament) ; funeral song.
nénufar [Pers. nilifar], M.:
(water-lily).
néo [L. nevus], M.: mole (blemish) ; spot;
patch.
néo- [Gr. néos, new]: new. =cattòlico,
pl. —ci, ADJ., M.: new Catholic. neò-fito
(Gr. phutés, grown], M.: neophyte (prose-
lyte). =grèco, ADJ.: Neo-Greek. =la-
tino, ADJ.: Neo-Latin (applied to Romance
languages). -litico, pl. —ci [Gr. lithos,
stone], ADJ.: neolithic (pertaining to an
era characterized by its remains in stone).
-logia [Gr. légos, discourse], F.: neology.
-légico, pl. —ci, ADJ.: neological. =lo-
gismo, M.: neologism. =nfto [L. na-
tus], ADI., M.: new-born. =platònico,
ADJ.: neoplatonic; M.: neoplatonist. =pla-
tonîsmo, M.: neoplatonism (school of
philosophy).
nepénte [Gr. -thes (ne, not, pénthos,
grief)], M.: nepenthes (plant).
nepitélla [L. nepita], F.: catmint.
nepitéllo}, M.: rim of the eyelids.
nepé-te [L. nepos], M.: nephew; grand-
son; F.: niece; granddaughter. -tino,
dim. of -te. -tismo, M.: nepotism (fa-
i a for nephews shown by popes,
ete.).
nèputaj,r.: catmint.
neppure [ne pure (L. nec pure)], ADV.:
not even (not so much as).
ne-quità}, -quitanza}, F.: wickedness
(roguery). -quitésoj, ADJ.: wicked.
l-quizia [L. nequitia], F.: badness (ro-
guery). ;
ne-racchidlo, ApJ.: dark (of skin).
ll-rAstro [nero], ADI.: rather black
(dark).
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ner-bare, TR.: beat. -bdta, F.: blow
with a tendon. -batara, F.: beating;
condition of the nerves. -bieino, dim.
of -bo. |lmér=-bo [nervo], M.: nerve
(fibre); sinewt; catgut. -bolino, dim.
of -bo. -boraito, -béso, ADJ.: nervous
(vigorous, strong).
nereg-giaménto, M.: blackening. -giàn-
te, ADJ.: blackening. |l-gidre [nero],
INTR.: become black. .
neréide [L. nereis], F.:
nymph).
ne-rellino, M.: dim. of -ro; small black
spot. -rettino, dim. of -retto. -rétto,
dim. of -ro. -rézza, F.: blackness
(swarthiness). -ricfintet,-rieeio, dim.
of -ro; M.: rather dark person. -rino,
car. dim. of -ro. -rissimo, ADJ.: very
(or most) black. |Iné-ro [L. niger], ADI.:
black (dark, obscure, gloomy); M.: black
(colour); negro: veste di —, mourning
dress; metter un po’ di — sul bianco,
write a receipt. -ro=filmo, M.: variety
of black. -régnolo, ADJ.: rather dark;
M.: rather dark person. -rfime, M.: too
black; quantity of black things.
ner-vale, ADJ.: of nerves. -vataf, F.:
nettaporti
nereid (sea-
horsewhipping. -vatara, F.: condition
of the nerves. mé6r-veo, ADJ.: nervous
(of nerves). -vettino, dim. of -vetto.
-vétto, dim. of -vo. -vino, ADJ.: ner-
vine (quieting the nerves). |lmér-vo [L.
-vus], M.: nerve (fibre, sinew). -wolino,
dim. of -vo. -vosaménte, ADV.: nerv-
ously. -wosissimo, ADJ.: very (or most)
nervous. -vosità, F.: nervousness (vig-
our). -véso, -vatof, ADJ.: nervous
(pertaining to the nerves, sinewy).
né-sci [L. ne-scire, be ignorant], M.: fare
il —, play possum. -sciònte, ADJ.: ig-
norant (unknowing). -scienteménte,
ADV.: ignorantly. -sciènza, F.: igno-
rance ‘nescience). nè-scio}, ADJ.: (poet.)
ignorant.
néspo-la [L. mespilum], F.:
(fruit); blow (thrust).
medlar (tree).
nésso [L. nexus], M.: NEXUS (conNEXion;
bond); combination; syncopated writing
(abbreviation).
nes-sunissimo, PRON.: not a single one.
Il-stino [L. ne ipse unus], PRON. (INDEF.):
nobody (no one, not one); ADV.: no (not
any).
nes-taiudla}, F.: nursery-ground. -té-
ref, TR.: graft (implant). ||més-to [in-
nesto (L. insitus)], M.: graft (shoot, scion).
netta-dénti, M.: tooth-polisher. -mén-
te, ADV.: cleanly (neatly, clearly). -mén-
to}, M.: cleaning (polishing). =pénni,
M.: clothes-cleaner. =pénne, M.: pen-
medlar
nèspo-lo, M.:
wiper. =pòrti, M.: harbour-cleaner (ma-
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chine). Ilnettà-rei [L. nitidare], TR.:
clean {scour, polish); INTR.}: decamp (go
away).
nòt-tare2 [L. nectar], M.: nectar (drink
of the gods, delicious beverage). -ta-
reo, ADJ.: nectareous (pertaining to
nectar).
net-tato, ADI.: cleaned (polished, scoured).
-tatéia, F.: hod (for mortar). -tatéio,
M.: cleaning cloth; broom. -tatére, M.,
-tatriee, F.: cleaner. -tatra, F.:
cleaning; sweepings (dirt). -tézza, F.:
cleanness (neatness); purity}; sincerity.
|mét-to [L. nitidusì, aDI.: clean (neat);
quick (ready); clear; net; ADV.: cleanly ;
clearly; honestly.
nettinico, pl. —ci [Nettuno, Neptune],
ADJ.: Neptunian (rocks).
neu-tréle, ADJ.: neutral (indifferent).
-tralita, r.: neutrality. -tralizzare,
TR.: neutralize. -tralizzaziéne, F.:
neutralization. -tralménte, ADV,: neu-
trally (indifferently). ||méu-tro [L. -fer],
ADJ.: neuter; neutral (indifferent); M.:
neuter.
ne-véio, M.: great snowfull. -waref,
INTR., IMPERS.: snow. -vata, F.: snow-
fall. -véto, ADJ.: snowlike. ||mé-ve
[L. nix], F.: snow. -vicére, INTR., IM-
PERS.: snow. -viedta, F.: snowfall,
-vicéso}, ADJ.: snowy; full of snow.
-vischiai, F., -vischio, -vistio, M.:
sleet. -vosità, F.: snowiness (fall of
snow). -véso, ADJ.: snowy; white as
snowf; M.: fourth month (of calendar of
first French Republic).
nevr- [Gr. neîron, NERVE]: -algia [Gr.
élgos, pain], F.: neuralgia. -òsi, r.i nervous
sickness. -òtico, pl. —ci, ADJ.: neurotic
(relating to the nervous system). -oto-
mia [Gr. tomé, cut], F.: operation on a
nerve.
nézzaj, F.: niece.
nibbio [OFr. nible], M.: kite (bird of
prey); blockheadf.
nic-chia [?], F.: sea-shell; niche (wall-
cavity). -chiaméntoj, M.; complain-
ing. -chidre, INTR.: complain (whine);
be discontented and uncertain. -chiét-
ta, -chiettina, dim. of -chia. mic-
chio, M.: conch-shell; priest’s cap; kind
of salt meat. -chiolino, dim. of -chio.
-chibna, aug. of -chia. -chiéne, aug.
of -chio or -chia. -chiéso, ADJ.: full of
niches.
nieeio [neccio], M. :
nut flour).
nicessita}, F.: necessity.
ni-chel, ||-chélio [Sw. nickel], M.: nickel
(mineral). -chellare, TR.: give the ap-
pearance of nickel.
nichi-lismo, M.: nihilism (Russian secret
thin cake (of chest-
niscos
society). -lista, pl. -listi, M.: nihilist,
-lita}, F.: nothingness (nibility). |nî-
chi-loj [L. nihil], M.: nothing (naught),
nicotina [Nicot, introducer of tobacco in
France], F.: nicotine (active principle of
tobacco).
ni-dataf, F.: nestful (brood). -didee,
ADJ.: fresh from the nest. -difta,r.:
nestful (brood). -dificAre, INTR.: make
a nest. -dificàto, ADJ.: settled (in a
nest). mi-dio, |Inî-do [L. -dus], x:
nest; birds in a nest; bed.
niégof, M.: refusal (denial),
niel-lare, INTR.: engrave (carve upon
gold). -léto, ADJ.: engraved. |[niél-
lo [L. nigellum (niger, black), dark], M.:
engraved work (on metal, the engraving
often filled with a black substance).
nién-te [OFr. nient], ADV.: nothing (not
anything); M.: nothing. -te=diméno,
-te-méno, ADV.: nevertheless (notwith-
standing); just think! -tissimo, ADV.,
M.: nothing at all.
niòvoj, M.: nephew.
nif-faj, F., -foj, -folof, M.:
(muzzle).
nigèlla [L. (niger, black)], F.: nigella
(fennel-flower).
nighittésof, ADI. : idle (lazy).
nigrigénte}, aDJ.: negligent (careless).
nigroy, ADJ.: black. M
nimbo [L. -bus], M.: storm (tempest),
nimi-cére, TR.: treat as an enemy (per-
secute). -efzia, F.: enmity (hatred).
\mimi-eo, pl. -ci [L. in-imicus], ADI.:
hostile (unfriendly).
nimojf [L. nemo], PRON. (INDEF.): no one
(nobody).
nîn-fa [L. nympha], F.: nymph (goddess) ;
snout
chrysalis. -fale, ADJ.: nymphal (of a
nymph); m.: head of a nymph (orna-
ment). -féa, F.: nymphea (genus of
aquatic plants, including the water-lily).
-fèo, M.: temple (of the nymphs).
ninfern. .= infern. .
ninfétta, car. dim. of ninfa.
nin-na [echoic], F.: lullaby; baby-girlt.
-nare, TR.: lull asleep; trifle (hesitate).
-néto, ADJ.. lulled asleep. -naréllat,
dim. of -na. -nolàre, TR. : amuse (with
trifles); INTR.: trifle away one’s time.
-nolétto, -nolino, car. dim. of -nolo.
nin-nolo, M.: trifle (plaything). -no-
léne, m.: trifler (idler).
nino, M.: darling (dear).
nipitélla [nepitelia], F.: catmint.
nipé-te [L. nepos], M.: nephew; grand-
son; F.: niece; granddaughter. -tino,
-dim.of -te. -tismo, M.: nepotism (fa-
voritism shown to nephews).
niquità}, F.: iniquity (wickedness).
nis-cond. ., -cos. . = nascond. ., 08008. è
nissuno
nissino = Nessuno.
niti-daménte, ADV.: clearly (brightly,
splendidly). -dézza, F.: clearness (bright-
ness). {lmitiedo [L. -dus], apJ.: clear
(bright, neat, shining).
nitéret, M.: clearness (brightness).
ni-trato [-tr0], M.: nitrate (salt).
trico, pl. —cî, ADJ.: nitric.
ni-trire [L. hinnire], INTR.: neigh. -tri-
to, M.: neighing.
ni-tro [L. -trum], M.: nitre (saltpetre).
-tro = glieerina, F.: nitroglycerine.
-tréso, ADJ.: nitrous.
ni-fino, -ana [L. ne unus], PRON.: no-
body (no one, none).
niveo [L. -veus], ADJ.: snowy (niveous).
nizzdrda [Nizza], F.: large, straw hat
(worn by women).
nò [L. non], ADV.: no (not): dico di —, I
say it is not.
no’ [noi (L. nos)], PRON.: we; us.
nòbi-le [L. -lis (noscere, know)], ADI.:
noble (illustrious, worthy); M.: noble-
man; coin (worth about $1.61). -léa,
F.: nobility (nobles). -léseo, ADI.: no-
ble. -lézzaj, F.: nobility. -lissimo,
ADJ.: very (or most) noble. -litàre,
TR.: ennoble; REFL.: make one’s self re-
nowned. -litàto, ADJ.: ennobled. -li-
tatérej, M.: one conferring nobility.
-Iménte, ADV.: nobly (magnanimously).
-Ità, F.: nobility (elevation, titled class).
-lieeio, disp. dim. of -le. -lame, M.:
nobility (nobles).
nòcca [Ger. knéchel], F.: KNUCKLE (joint).
noc-chière, ||-chiéro [L. nau-clerus],
M.: pilot.
nocchie-réso, ||-rfto [nocchio], ADI.:
knotty (of wood).
nocchino [nocca], M.: blow with the
knuckles.
néc-chio [nucleo], M.: knot (in trees);
stone (in fruit); mineral fragments.
-chiolino, dim. of -chio. -chiéso, ADI.:
knotty. -chitito, ADJ.: full of knots.
noe-eiòla [noce], F.: hazel-nut; filbert.
-eioléio, M.: nut-vender. -eiolétta,
-eiolina, dim. of -ciola. -eiolétto,
-eiolino, dim. of -ciolo. -eidlo, M.:
nut-tree (hazel or filbert). née-eiolo,
M.: stone (of fruit): esser due anime in
un —, be near friends, be hand and glove.
-eiolito], ADJ.: stony. -ciuòla =
-ciola. -eiudlo, M.: nut-tree (hazel or
filbert)
né-ee [L. nux], M.: walnut-tree; walnut
wood; F.: walnut: — moscada, nutmeg.
-eélla, F.: joint of compasses, etc.;
hazel-nutt.
no-eénte [nocere], ADJ.: hurtful (nocent).
-eentino [in-nocentino], ADI.: of a found-
ling; M.: foundling. -eènzat, F.: error
PI
ni-
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(fault). [Inò-eere [L.], IRR.$; TR.: hurt
(harm, prejudice).
$ Ind.: Pres: 1.2(z)dco or x(u)dccio È
6. 2(u)dcono or n(u)dcciono. Pret. 2dc-gut,
«que ; -quero. Subj.: Pres. 2(z)dca or 22(2)dc-
cia; n(u)\dcano or n(u)occiano.
noeéto [noce], M.: nut-grove.
noeévo-le [nocere], ADJ.: hurtful (injuri-
ous). -lézza, F.: hurtfulness. -lmén-
te, ADV.: hurtfully.
noeiméntoj, M.: harm (injury).
no-eino [noce], M.: kind of game (with
nuts); ADJ.: of a nut: lingua -cina,
slanderous tongue. -eiéna, aug. of -ce.
mo-eitito, PART. of -cere. -eivaménte,
ADV.: hurtfully (perniciously). -efvo,
-eitivoj, ADJ.: hurtful (pernicious).
né-cqui, PRET. of -cere. -cuménto,
M.: harm (injury). -cumentieeio, dim.
of -cumento.
no-dellétto, car. dim. of -dello. -dél-
lo, M.: joint (juncture); knot}. -deré-
so, -derato}, ADJ.: knotty (knobby).
Im6-do [L. -dus], M.: KNOT; difficulty ;
joint (juncture): — di vento, whirlwind.
-dorésoj, ADJ.: knotty. -dosaménte,
ADV.: in a knotted way. -dosita, F.:
knottiness. -déso, ADJ.: knotty.
no-drieej, F.: nurse. ||-drire [L. nu-
trire], TR.: (poet.) nourish (feed); edu-
cate.
noético, pl. —ci [Noè, Noah], ADI.: of
Noah.
n6i [L. nos], PRON., PERS.: we; us.
nò-ia [?], F.: weariness; annoyance (vex-
ation, trouble). -ifire, TR.: weary; an-
noy (trouble); REFL.: trouble one’s self.
-iato, ADJ.: wearied; vexed. -iatéref,
M.: bore. -iévolej, ADJ.: wearisome.
-iosaménte, ADV.: wearisomely. -iosi-
ta, F.: tiresomeness. -idso, ADJ.: weari-
some (tiresome). -itieeia, dim. of -ia.
nòl [non lo], ADV.: not... it.
noleg-giaménto, M.: chartering; hiring;
embarking. |l-gidre [nolo, freight],
TR.: charter; hire; embark. -giato,
ADJ.: chartered; embarked. -giatére,
M.: charterer; freighter. molég-gio,
M.: freighting ; hire. eu
nolénte [L. nolens], ADI.: unwilling.
nolo [Gr. natlon (nats, ship)], M.: freight ;
hire (rent).
nòmade [Gr. noméddes, shepherds], ADJ. :
nomadic (wandering); M.: nomad (one of
a wandering tribe).
nomanzaj, F.: reputation (name, re-
nown).
nomar-ca [Gr. -ches (némos, prefecture,
drchein, command)], M.: nomarch. -chia,
F.: nomarchy (prefecture).
no-mare, TR. : name (call, appoint). -ma-
taménte}, ADJ.: namely. |ln6-me
[L. -men], M.: name (title, renown, re-
322 nomea
pute) ; watchwordy. -méa, F.: name
(reputation). -menclatére, M.: no-
menclator (name-giver, dictionary). -men-
clatara, F.: nomenclature. -migno-
lo, M.: surname. nò-mina, F.: nomi-
nation; card of entrance (to some festi-
val). -minfbile, ADJ.:namable. -mina-
le, ADJ.: nominal (pertaining to names).
-minàlia, M. PL.: christening days (of
children). -minalismo, M.: nominal-
ism. -minalista, M.: nominalist. -mi-
manzaj, F.:
madre, TR.: name (nominate, appoint).
-minataménte, ADV.: by the name
(namely). -minativo, M.: nominative
(case). -mindto, ADJ.: named. -mi-
natòore, M.: namer (appointer). -mi-
naziéne}, F.: nomination (appointing,
naming). -mino, dim. of -me.
nomiîisma}, M.: medal.
nén [L.], ADV.: not; no: — che altro, at
least ; — pertanto, nevertheless.
nona [L.], F.: nones (ninth hour).
nona-genario [L. -genarius], ADJ.:
ninety years old; M.: nonagenarian. -gé-
simo, ADJ.: ninetieth. °
noncovèlle}, M.: nothing (trifle).
non=curànte, ADJ.: careless (indifferent).
-curanza, F.: carelessness (indifference).
non=di=manco, =méno, ADV.: never-
theless (however).
none [L. none], F.: (Rom. Calend.) nones.
nònio [Nonnius], M.: nonius (short scale).
nòn-na, F.: grandmother. -mino, car.
dim. of -no. |nàneno [L. -nus], M.:
grandfather.
non=nùlla, F.: trifle (thing of no import-
ance).
nòno [nove], ADJ.: ninth.
non-ostante, ADV.: notwithstanding (in
spite of).
non-pariglia [Fr. nonpareille], F.: non-
pareil (type).
non-pertànto, ADV.: notwithstanding.
noreino [Norcia], M.: hog-butcher.
nòr-d, ||nòr-de [Ger. nord], M.: north;
northern country. mnòr-dico, pl. —ci,
ADI. : northern.
nòr-ma [L.], F.: norm (model, type);
carpenter’s squaret. -méle, ADJ.: nor-
mal (ordinary). -malità, r.: normality.
-malménte, ADV.: normally.
nort(e) [nord], M.: north;
country.
néscof}, PRON.: with us.
nosocòmio [Gr. nosokomeion], M.: hos-
pital.
nos-talgia [Gr. néstos, return, dlgos,
pain], F.: homesickness (nostalgia).
mos-tréle, ADJ.: of our own country.
-tralménte, ADV.: as in our own coun-
try. -trissimo, PRON. POSS.: our very
northern
name (reputation). -mi-
nottante
own. [|ndés-tro [L. noster], PRON. Pose:
our; ours; of us. ‘
nostròmo [nostro, omo], M.: boatswain,
nò-ta [L.], F.: note (observation, mark,
record, musical character). -tabile,
ADJ.: notable (memorable); M.: notable
(person of distinction); saying}. -tabi-
lita, F.: notability. -tabilménte,
ADV.: notably (remarkably). -taio, m.:
notary. -taiudlof, dim. of -taio. -tan-
dof, ADJ.: notable. -tanteménte},
ADV.: notably. -tdére1, TR.: note (mark,
observe); sing by notef.
notàre2 [L. natare], INTR.: swim.
nota-résco, ADJ.: of (or like) a notary,
-riaj,F.: notary; profession. -ridle,
ADJ.: notarial (of a notary). -ridto, M.:
office or profession of a notary. -rile,
ADJ.: of a notary. ||motaé-ro [L. -rius
(nota, note)], M.: notary.
notàta [notare 2], F.: swim.
notataméntej}, ADV.: notably (partic-
ularly).
nota-téio}, M.: swim. |l-térer [note
re2], M., -triee, F.: swimmer.
nota-tére2 [notarei], M.: noter (ob
server). -triee, F.: noter (observer).
notatùraj, F.: swimming.
no-taziéne [nota], F.: notation. -te-
rélla, dim. of -ta. -teriai, F.: n0-
tarys office. -tévole, ADI.: notable
(remarkable). -tevolménte, ADV.: no-
tably (remarkably). -tieîna, car. dim.
of -ta. -tificagiéne;, r., -tificamén-
to, M.: notification; notice. -tificare,
TR.: notify (make known). -tificante,
ADJ.: notifying; M.: notifier. -tifiedto,
ADJ.: notified; M.: person notified. -tifi-
catére, M., -tificatriee, F.: one noti-
fying. -tificaziéne, F.: notification
(declaring). -tissimo, ADJ.: best known.
-tizia, F.: notice (information); news.
-tizideeia, disp. of -tizia. -tiziàrio,
M.: note-book. -tiziétta, dim. of -ti-
zia. -tizidla, disp. dim. of -tizia.
nòto I [notare2], M.: swimming.
noto2 [L. -tus], ADJ.: known.
noto-mia [anatomia], F.: anatomy: far
—, examine closely. -mista, M.: anato-
mist. -mistico, pl. —cî, ADJ.: anatom-
ical. -mizzàre, TR.: anatomize (ana
lyze). -mizzdto, ADJ.: anatomized.
no-toriaménte, ADV.: notoriously (open-
ly). -torietà, F.: notoriety (publicity).
Il-tòrio [L. -torius], ADJ.: notorious (pub-
licly known).
notosoj, ADJ.: spotted (stained).
notricare}, TR.: nourish (feed, raise).
nott-ambulismo, M.: somnambulism.
l-Ambulo [notte, night, ambulare, walk].
M.: somnambulist. ci
not-tànte, M., F.: night-watch (with
nottare
sick); night-nurse. -t&rej, INTR.: grow
dark. -t&ta, F.: whole night. -t&e-
eia, disp. of -te. ||nét-te [L. noz], F.:
night: di —, by night. -te-témpo,
-te-tòmporeij, ADV.: during the night.
-ti=vago, ADJ.: noctivagant (wandering
in the night). mét-tola, F.: bat; door-
latch. -tolata}, F.: whole night. -to-
linaj, F., -tolîno, M.: small latch.
nòt-tolo;,M.: bat. -toléne, M.: large
bat; night-walkerj. -tiirno, ADJ.: noc-
turnal (by night); M.: nocturn (religious
service).
nova. [novo], F.: news,
novàle;j, M.: fallow-ground.
novaménte [novo], ADV.: newly (again).
novan=sèi, ADJ.: ninety-six. -sétte,
ADJ.: ninety-seven. |lmovan-ta [L.
nonaginta], NUM. ADJ.: ninety. -ta=n6-
ve, ADJ.: ninety-nine. -ténaj, F.:
ninety. -tènne, ADJ.: ninety years old.
-tésimo, ADJ.: ninetieth. -tima, F.:
ninety. -tilno, ADJ.: ninety-one.
novaé-re} [novo], TR.: innovate. -novaé-
stroj, ADJ.: new (fresh). -téra, F.,
-tére, M., -triee, F.: innovator. -ziò-
ne, F.: innovation.
nò-ve [L. -vem], NUM. ADJ.: NINE. -ve=
eénto, ADJ.: nine hundred.
novél-la, F.: novel (tale); news. -la-
ménte, ADV.: newly (recently). -la-
méntof, M.: story-telling. -lare, INTR.:
tell stories; chatter; REFL.}: be renewed.
-lita, r.: tale (ballad). -latére, M.:
story-teller. -létta, car. dim. of -la.
-lièra, r., -lière, -lièroj, M.: story-
teller (or writer); tale-bearer (telltale).
-lina, car. dim. of -la. -linitay, F.:
novelty (newness). -lino, car. dim. of
-lo. -lista, M.: novelist (story-writer).
-lizia}, F.: first fruits.- |Imovél-lo [L.
-lus (novus)], ADJ.: new (fresh, recent).
-lézza}, F.: laughable story. -lieeia,
-lazzaf, disp. dim. of -la.
movémbre [L. -ber], m.:
(month). -
novè-na [L.], F.: novena (Roman Cath-
olic devotion). -mdario, ADJ.: novenary
(pertaining to the number nine); M.: nine.
novendidle [L.-dialis], apJ.: novendial
(occurring on the ninth day).
no-vennale, ADJ.: novennial (recurring
every ninth year). |l-vènne [L. -vennis],
ADJ.: (poet.) of nine years; nine years
old. -vémnio, M.: space of nine years.
novera-re [novero], TR.: number; count
(compute). movera-to, ADJ.: num-
bered. -tére}, M.,-trieej, F.: numberer.
-ziéne}, F.: numbering; counting.
novèrcaj, F.: (poet.) stepmother.
nòvero [numero], M.: number; multitude.
novèsimo, ADJ.: ninth.
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no-vilinio [L. -vilunium], M.: new moon,
-vissimo, ADJ.: very (or most) new;
most recent: il — dì, doomsday; M. PL.:
four ends of man (death, judgment, hell,
heaven). -vità, F.: novelty (newness).
-vizia,F.: novice; young bride. -vizia-
tico}, -vizidto, M.: novitiate. -vizio,
ADJ.: inexperienced (unskilled); M.: nov-
ice. ||m6=vo [L. -vus], ADJ.: NEW (fresh,
recent, unaccustomed); M.: new things
(state).
noziéne [L. notio], F.: notion (idea, con-
ception).
néz-ze [L. nuptia], F. PL. : NUPTIALS (mar-
riage, wedding). -zeréscof, ADJ.: nup-
‘al. -zolinej, dim. of -ze.
a be [L. -bes], F.: (poet.) cloud. -bife-
ro, ADJ.: (poet.) surrounded by clouds
(Eng.} nubiferous). mi-bilaj, F.:
cloud.
nubile [L. -lis], ADI. : marriageable.
nubi-létta}, dim. of -la. -lità, Fr.
cloudiness (darkness). nibi-lot, -bilé-
so, ADJ.: cloudy (dark).
nica [?], F.: nape (of the neck).
nucleo [L. -cleus], M.: nucleus (stone of
fruit, nucleus).
nu-daménte, ADV.: nudely (nakedly).
-dare, TR.: strip (make naked); REFL.:
strip one’s self. -dita, r.: nudity (na-
_kedness). |lnai=do [L. -dus], ADJ.: nude
(naked, bare); M.: nude figure.
nudrire [nutrire], TR.: nourish (feed,
educate).
nuga-toériof, ADJ.: trifling (nugatory).
-ziéne}, F.: trifle.
nigolaj, F.: cloud.
nul-la [L.], ADV.: nothing; M.: nothing:
metter al —, destroy. -ladiméno, ADV.:
nevertheless. *lità,F.: nullity (nothing-
ness). miîl-lo, ADJ.: no (none); void
(useless); M.f: nobody.
nime [L. -men], M.:
vinity).
nume-rfbile, ADJ.: numerable (count-
able). -rale, ADJ.,M.: numeral. -ral-
ménte, ADV.: numerically. -rare, TR. :
enumerate (count). -rdrio, M.: metal
money. -rataménte, ADV.: in a num-
bered way. -rativo, ADJ.: counting.
-ratére, M., -ratriee, F.: counter;
numerator. -raziéne, F.: numeration;
numbering. -rétto, car. dim. of -ro.
-ricaménte, ADV.: numerically. nu-
mé-rico, pl. —ci, ADI.: numerical (denot-
ing number). ||mtime-ro [L. -rus], M.:
number (figure); multitude; rhythm. -ré-
ne, aug. of -ro. -rosaménte, ADV.:
numerously. -rosissimo, ADJ.: very (or
most) numerous. -rosita, F.: numerous-
ness; harmony}. -réso, ADJ.: numerous;
harmonious.
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naminej, M.: deity (divinity).
nu-mismética, F.: numismatics (science
of coins). -mismatico, pl. —cî, ADJ.:
numismatic; M.: numismatist. ||ma-m-
moi, [L.-mmus], M.: (poet.) money (coin).
mune. . = nunz..
nuncupa-tivaménte, ADV.: verbally
(orally). |l-tivo [L. -tivus], ADI.: nun-
cupative (verbal, oral).
nundine [L. -dine (novem, nine, dies,
day)], F. PL.: Roman fairs (held every
nine days).
nun-ziare, TR., INTR.: announce. -zia-
tore, M.: messenger. -ziatura, F.:
Eng. nunciature (office of a nuncio)
|lmaim-zio [L. -tius], ADJ.: of a nur; >
(ambassador); M.: nuncio (messenger, u.
bassador).
nuòeere = nocere.
nuòra [L. nurus], F.: daughter-in-law.
nuot. .= not..
nùov.. (‘new,’ etc.) = nov. ., etc.
nuraghi [?], M.: nuraghe (ancient Sar-
dinian monuments).
niro}, F.: daughter-in-law.
nitoj, M.: nod (beck).
nutri-bile{, ADJ.: that can be nourished.
-caménto j, M.: nourishment. -care,
TR.: nourish (feed, educate). -catérei,
M.: nourisher (sustainer). nutri-ee, F.:
wet-nurse; foster-mother. -chévoleij,
-mentale, ADJ.: nourishing (sustaining).
-ménto, M.: nourishment. -mentédsof,
ADJ.: nourishing. ||mutriere [L.], IRR.$;
TR.: nourish (feed, maintain, educate).
-ènte, ADJ.: nourishing. mnutri-to,
ADJ.: nourished. -tivo, ADJ.: nutritive
(nourishing). -tére, M.: nourisher (sus-
tainer). -tara, F.: nutrition (food).
-ziéne, F.: nourishing. *
$ Reg. or Ind.: Pres. w-tro, -trî, -tre ;
«trono. Subj.: Pres. n-tra ; -trano.
nivo-la [L. nubila (nubes)], F.: cloud.
-liglia, F., -latof, M.: mass of clouds.
-létta, car. dim. of -la. -létto, -lino,
dim. of -lo. niivo-lo, M.: thick cloud;
great quantity. -léme, aug. of -lo. -losi-
ta, F.: cloudiness (darkness). -léso,
ADJ.: cloudy. -ltizzo, disp. dim. of -lo.
nuzidl-e [L. nuptialis], ADI.: nuptial
(matrimonial). -méntet, ADV.: in a
nuptial manner.
numine
o
61, ò [L.], m., F.: o (the letter).
62 [L. aut], CONI. : or; either: —... —
either ... or.
63 [L.], INTERJ.: 0! oh!
dasi [Gr. dasis], F.: oasis.
ob- [L. ob], PREF.: ob-, to(ward); against.
-
oblivione
obbe-diénte, ADJ.: obedient (dutiful),
-dienteménte, ADV.: obediently. -dién.
za, F.: obedience. ||-dire [L. obedire],
TR.: OBEY (submit to). -dito, aps:
obeyed.
obbiett. .} = obiett. .
obbidsof, ADJ.: superstitious.
ob-blaziéne} = oblazione.
ob-bliaj, -bliaret = oblio, obliare.
obbli-gagiénej, F., -gaméntoj, x:
obligation. -gamte, ADI.: obliging. -g4n-
zat, F.: obligation (bond). |l-gare [L.
ob-ligare (bind)], TR.: oblige (bind, com-
pel, accommodate); REFL.: bind one’s self,
-gataménte, ADY.: in an obliging way.
-gatissimo, ADJ.: very much obliged,
-gato, ADJ.: obliged (bound, indebted),
-gatòrio, ADJ.: obligatory (binding). -ga-
ziéne, F.: obligation (bond, promise).
òbbli-go, M.: obligation (indebtedness).
ob-blio [L. oblivium], M.: forgetfulness
(oblivion). -bliésot, ADI.: forgetful (ob-
livious).
obbliqu. .}= obliqu..
obbrig. .{ = obblig. .
obbrò=brio [L. opprobrium], M.: oppro-
brium (shame, disgrace). -briosamén-
te, ADV.: opprobriously (shamefully).
-briéso, ADJ.: opprobrious (shameful).
-britzzoj, dim. of -brio.
obedi. .} = obbedi. .
obelisco [Gr. obeliskos], M.: obelisk (pillar).
oberato [L. ob-eratus], aDJ.: deeply in
debt.
o-besita, F.: obesity (fleshiness). ||-béso
[L. -besus (edere, EAT)], ADJ.: obese (fleshy,
fat).
ob-iettare [L. -jectare], TR.: object (op-
pose). -iettàto, ADJ.: objected. -ietti-
vo, ADJ.: objective. -iètto, M.: object
(thing, aim). -ieziéme, F.: objection
(opposition).
obiurgaziénef, F.:
tion).
obla-ta, F.: oblate (serving-sister, lay-
sister). |loblé=to [L. -tus], ADJ.: offered
up; M.: oblate (serving-brother, lay
brother). -tére, M., -triee, F.: offerer
(bestower) ; out-bidder.
oblatratéret, M.: barker; slanderer.
oblaziéne [oblato], F.: oblation (offering,
sacrifice).
ob-lidre, TR.: forget; REFL.: forget one’s
self. -lidto, abJ.: forgotten. |l-lio
[L. -livium], m.: oblivion (forgetfulness).
obli-quaménte, ADV.: obliquely. -qui-
tà, F.: obliquity. lobli-quo [L. -quus],
ADJ.: oblique (indirect, slanting).
obliterare [L. (litera, letter)], TR.: ob-
literate (cancel, efface).
obliviòne [L. -vio], F.: oblivion (forget
fulness.
reproof (objurga-
oblongo
obléngo [L. -gus], ADI. : oblong.
òboe, oboè [Fr. haut-bois], M.: hautboy
(musical instrument).
òbolo [L. -lus], M.: obolus (Greek coin
and weight).
obombr. . = adombr. .
obrizzof, M.: pure gold; aDJ.: of pure
gold.
obrogà-re [L.], TR.: annul (Eng.j obro-
gate). -ziéne, F.: annulment.
obtrettaziòne, F.: detraction (calumny,
Eng.j obtrectation).
obumbr. .j = adombr. .
òe [L. hoc, this = ‘yes’], in lingua d’—,
langue d’oc (old South French).
oc- = ob-.
òca [l. L. auca (2L. avis, bird)], F.: goose;
booby: far il becco all’ —, put the finish
to a work.
ocearef, TR.: harrow.
oceasio-nale, ADJ.: occasional (casual,
opportune). -nalménte, ADV.: occa-
sionally, -mére, TR.: occasion (cause,
produce). -neèlla, dim. of -ne. |loc-
casié-ne [L. occasio], F.: occasion (op-
portunity, occurrence).
ocedso [L. occasus], M.: west; western
country.
oc-chiaeeio, disp. of -chio: far gli —,
scowl. -chidia, F.: hollow of the eye;
dark rim under the eye. -chialfeeio,
m.: bad spectacles. -chialéio, M.:
spectacle-maker (or seller). -chifle,
ADI.: of the eye: dente —, eye-tooth.
-chialétto, M.: monocle. -chiali, M.
PL.: spectacles. -chialino, car. of -chia-
letto. -chialista, M.: optician. -chia
lone}, aug. of -chiale. -chidre, TR.:
eye (ogle). -ehidta, F.: glance (look,
ogle). -chiatàeeia, disp. of -chiata.
-chiatélla}, -chiatina, car. dim. of
-chiata. -chiàtot, ADJ.: full of eyes.
-chiatàra;, r.: look (regard). -chiee-
rileo, ADJ.: blue-eyed. -chibfiglioloj,
M.: dizziness. -chieggiàre, TR., INTR.:
eye (ogle, regard). -chiellàia, F.: but-
tonhole maker. -chiellatara, F.: but-
tonholes. -chiellino, dim. of -chiello.
-chiéllo, M.: buttonhole. -chiettae-
eio, disp. dim. of -chietto. -chiettino,
car. dim. of -chietto. -chiétto, car. dim.
of -chio. -chino, car. dim. of -chio.
llée-chio [L. oculus], M.: eye (sight);
bud; bull’s eye (window); small circle (in
handle of kitchen utensil, etc.): w — e
croce, thereabout, without precision ; pian-
gere a cald’ —, weep bitterly; in un bat-
ter d’ —,in a trice; avere buon —, have
a good appearance; guardar sott —,
look stealthily; veder di buon —, look
Kindly upon. -chiolino, car. dim. of
«chio. -chiéne, aug. of -chio. -chiato,
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ADJ.: full of eyes (or buds). -chitizzo,
disp. dim. of -chio.
oe-eidentàle, ADJ.: occidental (west-
ern). -eidènte, M.: occident (west);
western countries. ||-=eîdereij [L. (ca-
dere, fall)], INTR.: (set of the sun). -eiduo,
ADJ.: western (occiduous). i
ocei-pitdle, ADJ.: occipital. lloeei-pi-
te [L. oc-ciput (caput, head)], M.: occiput
(back of head). -pizio, M.: nape (of
the neck). 7
oecisiéne}, F.: killing (slaughter).
oeeitànico, pl. —ci [oc], ADJ.: of the
langue d’oc.
occoltàreij, TR.: hide (conceal).
oc-corrénte, ADJ.: occurring (happen-
ing). -corrènza, F.: occurrence (cir-
cumstance); need (want). ||=eérrere
[L. -currere, run to], IRR. (cf. correre);
INTR.: OCCUR (happen); be needed (with
dat. as subj.: need, want, wish); meet}:
Le -corre qualche cosa? do you want
(wish for) anything? non mi -corre nulla,
I want nothing; -corro? anything you
want? non -corre, (I want) nothing, thank
you; non -corr altro, I don't care for
anything more; that’s enough. -corri-
méntof, M.: meeting; recollection. -cér-
si, PRET. of -correre. -cérso, PART. of
-correre; ADJ.: needed; occurred; M.:
meeting ; happening.
oceul-tabile, ADJ.: concealable. -ta-
ménte, ADV.: secretly (stealthily). -ta-
ménto, M.: concealment (hiding). |l=t&-
re [L.], TR.: conceal (hide). -tatére,
M., -tatriee, F.: concealer (hider). -ta-
zione, -tézzat, F.: hiding (of a heaven-
ly body). occil-to, ADJ.: occult (hid-
den, secret): in —, secretly.
occu-pàbile, ADJ.: occupiable. -pa-
méntoj, M.: occupation (possession) ;
ADJ.: Occupying; M.: occupied land.
|l-pare [L.], TR.: occupy (possess, hold,
use); REFL.: occupy one’s self. -pato,
ADJ.: occupied (busy). -patissimo,
ADJ.: very (cr most) occupied. -patére,
M., -patriee, F.: occupier (usurper, pos-
sessor); ADJ.: occupying. -pazioneél-
la, dim. of -pazione. -paziéne, F.:
occupation (possession, employment, busi-
ness).
o-eeanico, pl. —ct, ADJ.: oceanic. ||-eéa-
no [L. -ceanus], M.: ocean.
ocd}, INTERJ.: hurrah! huzza!
océnet, aug. of oca.
ò-cra. [L. -chra], F.: ochre (mineral).
-erdeeo, ADJ.: ochreous (Eng.} ochra-
ceous). è-cria, F.: ochre (mineral).
-eréso, ADJ.: ochreous.
ocu-lare [L. -laris], ADJ.: ocular (of the
eye); M.: eye-piece (of telescope or mi-
croscope): testimone —, eye-witness. -la-
oculare
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rio, ADJ.: Eng. oculary (ocular). -lar-
ménte, ADV.: ocularly. -lataménte,
ADV.: cautiously (prudently). -latézza,
F.: caution (prudence). -Iàto, ADI.:
cautious (prudent). -lista, M.: oculist.
-listico, pl. —ci, ADJ.: oculist. -listi-
ca, F.: oculist’s science.
6d [L. aut], CONJ.: or; either.
édaf, F.: ode (poem).
odalisea [Turk. odalik (oda, room)], F.:
slave (in a Turkish harem).
éde (Gr. odé], F.: ode (poem, song).
odéo [L. odeum], M.: odeon (Greek the-
atre).
o-diàbile, ADI. : odious (hateful, detesta-
ble). -diàlej, ADJ.: hating. |l=-diére
[L. odi], TR.: hate (detest). -didto,
ADJ.: hated. -diatére, M., -diatriee,
F.: hater. -dibilej, ADJ.: odious (hate-
ful).
o-diernaménte, ADV.: to-day (at pres-
ent). |l-diérno [L. hodiernus (ho-die,
to-day)], ADJ.: of to-day (of the present
time).
odiévo-le }, ADJ.: odious (hateful, de-
testable). -lézzat, F.: hatefulness.
ò=dio [L. -dium], M.: odium (hatred, de-
testation).. -diosagginey, F.: hatred.
-diosaménte, ADV.: odiously (hateful-
ly). -diosità, F.: odiousness (hateful-
ness). -diéso, ADJ.: odious (hateful,
abominable).
odirej, TR.: hear; listen.
odisséa [Gr. Odysseia], F.: Odyssey.
odon-talgia [Gr. (cdots, tooth, dlgos,
pain)], r.: odontalgia (toothache). -tal-
gico, pl. —ci, aDJ.: odontalgie.
odo-rabile, ADI. : that can be smelled.
-racchiàre}, INTR.: give a slight odour.
-raeceio, disp. of -re. -raménto, M.:
odour (scent, smell). -réàntet, ADJ.:
odorous (fragrant). -rdre, TR.: scent
(smell, discover); INTR.: smell. -rati-
vo, ADJ.: smelling. -réto, M.: smell
(the sense); ADJ.: odorous (fragrant).
-raziéne}, F.: odour (scent, smell).
llodé-re [L. odor], M.: odour (smell,
scent). -rétto, car. dim. of -re. -ret-
taecio, disp. of -retto. -rifero, ADJ.:
odoriferous (fragrant). -rino, car. dim.
of -re. -r6nej, M.: strong-scented flower.
-rosaménte, ADV.: odorously (fragrant-
ly). -rosétto, car. dim. of -roso. -réso,
ADJ.: odorous (fragrant).
6f-fa [L.], F.: cake; biscuit. -fèllaj,
dim. of -fa.
offén-dere [L.], IRR. (cf. difendere) ; TR.:
offend (affront); REFL.: feel offended.
-dévolet, ADI.: offensive (displeasing).
-dibile, ADJ.: easily offended. -dico-
loj, M.: hindrance (difficulty). -dimén-
toj, M.: offence (affront). -ditére,
ognintorno
M., -ditriee, F.: offender. offén-saj,
-siéne}, F.: offence (injury). -siva
ménte, ADV.: offensively (injuricusly),
-sivo, ADJ.: offensive (hurtful, disagree.
able). offèn-soj, ADJ.: offended. -sé-
ra, F., -s6re, M.: offender.
offe-rèònda}, F.: offer. -rènte, ADI;
offering. |l-rire, or us’ly offrire [L. of-
Ferre], IRR. $ ; TR.: offer (present, propose,
sacrifice) ; REFL.: present one’s self. -ri.
tére{, M.: offerer. offé-rta, F.: offer
(proposal, offering). -rt&eeia, disp, of
-rta. offè-rto, PART. of -rire. -rtério,
M.: offertory.
.: Pres. offerisco o ro.
gforicà, Pret. dei or pet atri da
ser offrirono, sero, ut. ,
Ca ee ee offérto, ie
of-fésa, F.: offence (injury, displeasure),
-fési, PRET. of -fendere. ||-fés0 [-fende
re], PART.: offended (injured, displeased),
offi-eiale, ADJ.: official; M.: officer. -eta-
re, TR.: officiate. -eina, F.: workshop
(laboratory). -eimdle, ADJ.: officinal
(medicine). |loffi-eio [L. -cium], u.:
office (place); duty. -eiosaménte, ADV;
officiously (kindly). -eiosità, F.: ofi-
ciousness. -eiéso, ADI.: officious (kind);
meddling.
offrire = offerire.
offu-scaménto, M.: obfuscation (dark-
ening). |l-se4re [L.], TR.: obfuscate
(darken, obscure). -scatére, M., -sca-
triee, F.: confuser. -scaziénef, F.:
obfuscation (darkening).
ofi- ceria}, F.: office, church-service.
|l-eialet, M.: officer. ofi-eiot, M.: of-
fice ; duty.
ofite [Gr. ophites (6phis, serpent)], F.:
ophite (serpentine marble).
oftal-mia [Gr. (ophthalmés, eye)], F.:
ophthalmy (eye disease). oftal-mico,
pl. —eci, apJ.: ophthalmic. -mologia,
F.: ophthalmology (treatise). -mosco
pia, F.: ophthalmoscopy. -mosedpio,
M.: ophthalmoscope (instrument).
òga [Gog, people hostile to Israel], F.:
distant land (ends of the earth; far away).
ogget-tivaménte, ADV.: objectively.
-tivare, TR.: objectize (make object of).
-tivista, M.: objectist. -tività, F:
objectivity. -tivo, ADI.: objective. llog-
gèt-to [L. objectus], M.: object (thing;
aim).
òg-gi [L. hoe die], ADv.: to-day; after
noon: — a otto, this day week. -gi-di,
-gi-giérno, ADV.: nowadays (at this
time). -gi=mfi, ADV.: now.
ogi-va [7], F.: ogive (Gothic vault). -vé-
le, ADJ.: ogival, pertaining to the ogive.
6-gni [L. omnis], PRON.: every (all).
-gu=intérno, ADV.: from all sides (or
ognissanti
places). -gnis=sfnti, M.: All Saints’
day. -gni-veggèntei, ADI.: all-see-
ing. -gm-6ra, ADV.: always. -gn-ora=
chè -é, ADV.: every time that. -gn=fino,
PRON., INDEF: every one (everybody).
-gn=anquey}, PRON.: whoever; ADI.:
whatever.
deh [L. 0], INTERI.: oh! 6-(h)i [oA],
INTERJ.: ah (alas)! -(h)ibò [? bono,
viz., Dio], INTERJ.: shame! -(h)i-mé,
INTERJ.: alas !
oidio [Gr. oén], M.:
fungus).
oil [L. hoe illud (= Fr. out)], in lingua
d —, langue d’oîl (old North French).
oitùj, INTERJ.: woe to thee!
o=là, INTERJ.: ho there! stop!
olàrot, M.: potter (earthenware dealer).
ò=lea [L.], F.: olea (olive). -ledeceo,
ADJ.: oleaginous (oily). -leaginéso,
ADJ.: oleaginous (oily). a
oleandro [Gr. rhododéndron], M.: olean-
der (rosebay).
olesstrot, M.: oleaster (wild olive-tree).
o-léico, pl. —ci [L. oleum, oil], ADI.:
oleic (derived from oil). -leifero, ADJ.:
oleiferous (producing oil). -leifieio, M.:
oil factory. -leima, F.: oleine.
olénte [L. olens], ADI.: (poet.) fragrant
(oDORous).
oleo-grafia [L. oleum, oil; Gr. gréphein,
represent], F.: oleography. -grafico,
pl. —ci, ADJ.: oleographic. =margari-
na, F.: oleomargarine. -sita, F.: oili-
ness (Eng.f oleosity). oleé-s0, ADI.:
oily (oleous, unctuous).
olez-zAnte, ADJ.: fragrant (sweet-smell-
ing). |l-zare [L. olere], INTR.: smell
sweet (be oDoRous). oléz-zo, M.: fra-
grance (odour).
ol-fàrej [L. ol-facere], INTR.: smell (scent).
oidium (parasitic
-fatto, M.: smell (sense). -fattòrioj,
ADJ.: olfactory.
o-liindolo [olio], m.: oil-peddler. -lié-
to, ADJ.: seasoned with oil; oiled.
olibano [?], m.: incense-tree ; incenset.
olièra [olio], F.: cruet-stand.
oli-garea, M.: oligarchist. ll-garchia
[Gr. (olîgos, few, drchein, rule)], F.: oli-
garchy. -garchico, pl. —ci, ADJ.: oli-
garchic.
olim-piaco, pl. —ci, ADJ.: of the Olym-
piads. |l-piade [Gr. olumpias], F.: Olym-
piad (period of 4 years). -picaménte,
ADV.: in an Olympic manner. olim-pi-
co, pl. —ci, ADI.: Olympic.
d-lio [L. oleum], M.: oil (of olive, etc.):
i santo, extreme unction. -liésoj, ADJ.:
oily.
olire}, INTR.: be fragrant.
olitdrio}, ADJ.: olitory (belonging to a
kitchen-garden).
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oli-va [L.], F.: olive (fruit or treet). -wa-
stro, ADJ.: olive-coloured; M.: wild olive
tree. -vato, ADJ.: planted with olive
trees. -vèlla, F., -véllo, M.: privet (a
shrub). -véta, F., -véto, M.: olive
plantation. -vetamo, ADJ.: of Benedic-
tine monks. -vétta, F.: olive-shaped
ornament. oli-vo, M.: olive-tree.
òllat, F.: earthen pot.
ol-màia, F.: row of elms. -méto, M.:
elm grove. -métto, dim. of -mo. ||6l=
mo [L. ulmus], M.: elm-tree.
olocausto [Gr. holé-kaustos, * whole-
burnt’], M.: holocaust (burnt-sacrifice).
olégrafo [Gr. hélos, whole, grdphein,
write], ADJ.: holographic.
oloraref, INTR.: smell (scent).
él-traj [L. ultra]. PREP.: besides; be-
yond. -traeeiò, ADV.: moreover.
oltraco-tante [oltre cogitante], ADI.:
arrogant. -tànza, F.: arrogance (inso-
lence).
oltrag-giadbile, ADJ.: that can be out-
raged: È -giaménto, M.: outrage (in-
sult). -g@iare, TR.: OUTRAGE (abuse, in-
sult). -giatére, M., -giatriee, F.:
outrager “(abuser, insulter). |loltrdge
gio [oltre], M.: OUTRAGE (abuse, affront):
a — }, excessively. -giosaménte, ADV.:
outrageously. -giéso, ADJ.: outrageous
(violent). È
oltra=montàno, ADJ.: ultramontane
(beyond the mountains); M.: foreigner.
oltrinzai [oltre], F.: outrage (insult):
a —, excessively.
oltràrno [oltre Arno], M.:
Florence (beyond the Arno).
6ltre- [L. ultra], PREP.: besides (more
than); beyond; ADV.: before; very far.
ombramento
part of
=màre, ADV.: beyond the sea. =mari-
no, ADJ.: ultramarine. =misùra, ADV.:
excessively (beyond measure). =mòdo,
ADV.: exceedingly. =ménte, =méntii,
ADV.: ultramontane (beyond the moun-
tains). =mimerof, ADV.: innumerably.
=passare, TR.: go beyond (exceed).
omae-eino, car. dim. of -cio. |lomae=
eio [omo], M.: bad man (rascal). -eiéne,
aug. of -cio.
omiggio [1 L. hominaticum (homo, man,
servant)], M.: homage (fealty, submis-
sion).
omAi [ormai], ADV.: now; at length.
ombéj, ADV.: now then.
ombe-licdle, ADJ.: umbilical.
[L. umbilicus], M.: navel.
ém-bra [L. umbra], F.: shade (shadow,
protection); pretext; spectre; trace (sus-
picion); umbrage. -brécoloj, -bra-
culoj, m.: bower (shady place); protec-
tion. -bragiéne}, F.: shade. -bra-
méntoj, M.: shadowing; shade. -bré-
llelico
ombrare
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re, TR.: shade; INTR.: suspect; take
umbrage. -bratico}, -bratilet, ADJ.:
suspicious. -brato, ADJ.: shaded (pro-
tected). -bratara, F.: shade (protec-
tion). -brazionej, F.: shade. -breg-
giaménto, M.: shading; shadow. -breg-
giare, TR.: shade (overshadow). -breg-
gidto, ADJ.: shaded. -breggiatùra,
F.: shading; umbel (flower-cluster). -brè1-
la, r.: umbel (flower-cluster); umbrella] ;
slight shadef. -brelléio, M.: umbrella-
maker (or seller). -brellata, F.: blow
with an umbrella. -brellétta, dim. of
-brella. -brellière, M.: umbrella-maker
(or seller). -brellifero, M.: umbellifer
(family of plants). -brellino, M.: dim.
of -brello; parasol. -brèllo, M.: um-
brella. -brévole}, ADI. : shady (dark).
-briaj, F.: shade; ghost; protection.
-brina, F.: umbrina (genus of fishes).
ombròmetro [Gr. émbros, rain, métron,
measure], M.: rain-gauge (pluviometer).
ombro-saménte, ADV.: shadily. -sét-
to, -sino, dim. of -so. -sita, ADJ.:
shadiness (obscurity); ignorancet. |lom-
bré-so [ombra], ADI.: shady (dark, ob-
scure); shy.
oméga [Gr.], M.: omega (Q, last letter of
the Greek alphabet).
oméi}, M. PL.: groans (laments).
omelia [Gr. homilia], F.: homily (dis-
course).
omeo-patia [Gr. hémoios, like, pdthos,
sickness], F.: homeopathy. -patica-
ménte, ADV.: homeopathically. -pa-
tico, pl. —ci, ADJ.: homeopathic.
o-mericaménte, ADV.: in a Homeric
manner. |-mèrico, pl. —ci [Omero],
ADJ.: Homeric. -merista, M.: student
of Homer.
6mero [L. humerus], M.: shoulder.
o-mésso, PART. of -metiere; ADJ.: omitted.
ll-méttere [L. -mittere], IRR. (cf. met-
tere); TR.. omit (leave out).
o-mettino [omo], car. dim. of -mo. -mét-
to, dim. of -mo. -mieeiòlo, disp. dim.
of -mo. -mieiatto, -mieifttolo, disp.
dim. of -mo.
omi-cida [L. homi-cida, man-slayer], M.:
homicide (murderer); ADJ.: homicidal. -ei-
diadle, ADJ.: homicidal (murderous). -ei-
dio, M.: homicide (manslaughter).
omilia;, F.: homily.
omi-naeeio, disp. of omo. -nino, disp.
dim. of -no. |lomi-no [omo], dim. of
omo. -néne, aug. of -no.
D=misi, PRET. of -mettere. -missiéne,
F.: omission (leaving out). -mméss. .}
-mmett. . = -mess. . -mett..
òmni-bus [L., ‘for all’], M.: omnibus.
-bussaio, M.: driver (of an omnibus).
-busséta, F.: omnibus load.
onniscienza
òmo [L. homo], M.: man.
omo- [Gr. homés, SAME]: -geneaménte,
ADV.: homogeneally. -gemeita, F.: ho-
mogeneity. -gémeo [Gr. génos, kind],
ADJ.: homogeneous (of same kind). -loga-
ménte, ADV.: homologously. -logàre,
tR.: ratify (confirm). -logaziéne, F.:
ratification. -logia, F.: homology. -lò-
gico, pl. —ci, ADJ.: homological. omé-
logo [Gr. légos, speech], ADI.: homologous
(of same value). -nimia, F.: homonymy
(ambiguity). omò-mimo [Gr. énoma
NAME], ADJ.: homonymous ; M.: homonym,
omérej, M.: humour (moisture; disposi-
tion).
onagro, ònagro [L. onager], M.: wild
ass; kind of catapult.
éneia [L. uncia], F.: inch; ounce; ADV.:
a — a —, little by little.
oneino [L. uncus], M.: hook.
6n-da [L. unda], F.: wave; sea (billow):
a -de, like waves; staggering. -dantet,
ADJ.: undulatory. -data, F.: wave dash.
énde [L. unde], ADV.: whence; where-
fore; in order to.
on-deggiaménto [onda], M.: undula-
tion (vibration). -deggidnte, ADJ.: u-
dulating. -deggidre, INTR.: undulate
(wave, vibrate); be agitated. -deggia-
to, ADJ.: undulated. -dieélla, dim. of
-da. -dosità, F.: waviness. -déso, ADI.:
wavy (full of waves). -dulaménto,
M.: undulating. -duladmte, ADI: un-
dulating. ||-dulare [L. undulare], NTR.:
undulate (wave). -dulàto, ADJ.: un-
dulated. -dulatòrio, ADI. : undulatory.
-dulaziéne, F.: undulation (vibration).
ondanque}, ADV.: wheresoever; on all
sides.
one-rare, TR.: oppress (burden, aggra-
vate). -rério, ADJ.: having the care of:
navi -ri, ships of burden. |léne=re [L.
onus], M.: burden (load). -réso, ADI.:
onerous (burdensome).
one-stà, L.: honesty (virtue, decorum).
-staménte, ADV.: honestly (decently).
-stare, TR.: make honest; veil; adornt.
-steggisreij, TR.: act honestly. |loné-
sto [L. honestus], aADJ.: honest (virtuous,
decent, just); ADV.: honestly ; M.: honesty.
onfaeinoj, ADJ.: of oil (made from un-
ripe olives).
éniee}t [Gr. énuz], F.: onyx (gem).
oniref}, TR.: shame.
énni- [L. omnis, all]: -naménte, ADV.:
entirely (wholly). =possénte, =potènte,
ADJ.: omnipotent (all-powerful). -poten-
teménte, ADV.: omnipotently. =potén-
za, F.: omnipotence. =presénza, F.:
omnipresence. =sciònte, ADJ.: omnis-
cient (all-knowing). =sciènza, F.: om-
onnivedente
niscience. =vedénte}, -veggénte,
ADJ.: all-seeing. =veggèònza, F.: om-
niscience. onni-voro [L. -vorus], ADJ.:
omnivorous (all-devouring).
onoma- [Gr., NAME]: onomé-stico, ADJ.:
onomastic (pertaining to a name); M.: ono-
masticon (dictionary). -topéa, -topèia
[Gr. poietn, make], F.: onomatoperia. -to-
péico, pl. —cî, ADI. : onomatopoetic.
ono-rabile, ADJ.: honourable (estimable).
-rabilita, F.: honourableness. -rabil-
ménte, ADV.: honourably. -rando, ADJ.:
worthy of honour (reverence). -ranza, F.:
honour (respect). -ramte, ADJ.: honour-
ing. -rare,TR.: honour (esteem, revere).
-rario, ADJ.: honorary; M.: fee (reward).
-rataménte, ADV.: honourably (justly).
-ratézza, r.: honourableness (probity).
-rato, ADJ.: honoured (respected). -ra-
tére, M.,-ratrice, F.: honourer. |loné=
re [L. honor], M.: honour (esteem, dignity,
pomp). -réttot, dim. of -re. -révole,
ADJ.: honourable ; splendid. -revolézza,
F.: honour; -splendour. -revolissimo,
ADJ.: very (or most) honourable. -revol-
ménte, ADV.: honourably; splendidly.
-rificaménte, ADV.: honourably. -ri-
ficdre}, TR.: honour (esteem). -rifica-
taménte}, ADV.: honourably. -rifi-
eénza, F.: honour (glory). -rifico, pl.
ei, ADJ.: honourable.
6nta [Fr. honte], F.: shame (offence, dis-
grace): ad — di, in spite of (notwith-
standing).
on-tanéto, M.: plantation (or grove) of
elder -trees. ||-tamo [?], M.: elder-tree (or
alder).
on-tanzaj, F.: shame (disgrace, offence).
-tàrei, -tire, TR.: disgrace (dishonour).
onto-logia (Gr. én, being, n. pl. onta,
légos, discourse], F.: ontology. -légico,
pl.—ci, ADI.: ontological. -logismo, M.:
ontologism. -logista, ontò-logo, M.:
ontologist. °
on-tosaménte, ADV.: shamefully (dis-
gracefully). |l-téso [onta], ADI. : shame-
ful (disgraceful). }
onusto [L. -stus (onus, burden)], ADI.:
loaded (laden).
o-paeità, F.: opacity (opaqueness). ||-pa-
co [L. -pacus], ADJ.: opaque.
opa-le [L. opalus], M.: opal (gem). -le-
scénte, ADJ.: opalescent. -limo, ADJ.:
opaline. ‘
opéficet, M.: workman (artificer).
openiònej, F.: opinion (judgment).
dpe-ra [L.], F.: work (action, business);
opera (musical composition). -rabile,
ADJ.: practicable (Eng.t operable). -rae-
eia, disp. of -ra. -raggiot, M.: work
(business). -ragiénej, F.: operation (ac-
tion). -réio, M.: workman. -raméntof,
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M.: operation (working). -ramte, ADI.:
operating ; M.: operator. -ràre, INTR.:
operate (act, work); TR.; do. -rativa-
ménte, ADV.: operatively. -rativo,
ADJ.: operative (efficient). -ràto, ADJ.:
operated (worked); M.: work (action). -ra-
tore, M., -ratriee, F.: operator (work-
man, cause). -razioneélla, disp. dim.
of -razione. -raziéme, F.: operation
(work, effect). -rétta,-rieciòla, dim.
of -ra. -riére}, M.: workman. -rina,
car. dim. of -ra. -réna, -réne, aug.
of -ra. -rosaménte, ADV.: laboriously.
-rosita, F.: laboriousness. -réso, ADJ.:
oppressura
laborious (busy, active; hard, Eng.}
operose). -rieeia, disp. dim. of -ra.
opi-fiee}, M.: workman. Il-fieio [L.
ficium], M.: factory.
opimo [L. opimus], aps.: fat; fertile;
abundant (rich).
opi-nabile, ADJ.: opinable (imaginable).
-nabilménte, ADV. : by thought. -nan-
te, ADJ.: opining. |-nére [L. -nari],
INTR.: opine (think). -mativo, ADJ.:
opining (thinking). -natére, M., -na-
triee, F.: thinker (Eng. opiner). -nid-
ne, F.: opinion (judgment, mind).
oppifre [oppio], TR.: opiate.
oppigno-raménto, M.: sequestration
(separation). |l-rare [L. (pignus, gage)],
TR.: sequester (separate). -raziéne, F.:
sequestration (separation).
oppila-re [L. (pilare, ram)], TR.: crowd
together (Eng.} oppilate). -tivo, ADJ.:
obstructive (Eng.} oppilative). -ziéne,
F.: obstruction (stoppage, Eng. oppila-
tion).
òppio 1 [L. opium], M.: opium.
òppio 2 [L. opulus], M.: white poplar.
op-ponénte, ADJ.: opposing; M.: oppo-
nent. -poniméntof, M.: opposition
(resistance). |l-pérre [L. -ponere], IRR.
(cf. porre); TR. : oppose (resist, withstand);
REFL.: oppose.
opportu-naménte, ADV.: opportunely
(seasonably). -mismo, M.: opportunism.
-nista, M.: opportunist. -mita, F.: op-
portunity (occasion); need}. |lopportà-
no [L. -nus], ADJ.: opportune (timely).
oppé-si, PRET. of -porre. -‘sit. {= -st..
-sitére, M.: opposer (adversary). -si-
zioneèlla, F.: dim. of -sizione; oppo-
sition (resistance). -staménte, ADV.:
oppositely. oppé-sto, PART. of opporre;
opposite (contrary).
op-premiuto, ADI. : oppressed. -pressa-
re, TR.: oppress (distress). -pressiéne,
F.: oppression (severity). -pressiva-
ménte, ADV.: oppressively. -pressi-
vo, ADJ.: oppressive (severe). -prèsso,
ADJ.: oppressed. -pressére, M.: op-
pressor. -pressiray, F.: oppression.
330 opprimente
-priménte, ADJ.: oppressing. [l-pri-
mere [L.], IRR. (cf. comprimere); TR.:
oppress (overpower, burden).
oppu-gnabile, ADJ.: opposable; confut-
able. -gnaménto, M.: attack. |l=gnf-
re [L.], TR.: combat (assault, Eng. f
oppugn, resist); confute. -gnatére, M.,
-gnatriee, F.: assailant. -gnazionej,
r.: attacking (assailing).
oppure [0 pure], CONI. : or.
6-pra [opera], F.: work (labour); pay.
-prante, M.: workman. -prare, INTR.:
(poet.) work (labour).
opriret, TR.: open (disclose).
optare [L.], INTR.: choose (select).
opu-lèntet, ||--lènto [L. -lentus], ADI.:
opulent (wealthy). -lènza, F.: opulence
(wealth).
opusco-létto, -lino, dim. of -lo. |lopa-
seo-lo [L. -lum], M.: opuscule (small
work).
opziéne [L. optio], F.: option (choice).
éra1 [L. hora], F.: hour; time: che — è?
what time is it? d’ — in —, from hour to
hour; a (or di) buon —, early; ADV.:
now; at present; per —, for the present ;
— com’ —, for the present.
òra 2 [aura], F.: (poet.) air (breeze).
ordcolo [L. -culum], M.: oracle (revela-
tion, deity).
òrafo [L. auri-fex], M.: goldsmith.
ora-le [L. 0s, mouth], ADJ.: oral (spoken).
-lménte, ADV.: orally.
ora-m4i, ADV.: now (by this time); at
length; after all.
orangutan [Mal. orang, man, utan, for-
est], M.: orang-outang (monkey).
orare [L. (0s, mouth)], TR. : ‘pray (beseech,
entreat); harangue.
orario [orat], ADJ.: horary (indicating
the hours); M.: register (of working hours),
time-table.
ordta [L. aurata, gilded], F.: goldfish.
ora-tére [L. tor], M.: orator (haranguer);
rhetorician; ambassador: sacro —, preach-
er; implorer}. -tòria, F.: oratory
(eloquence). -toriaménte, ADV.: ora-
torically (eloquently). -tòrio, ADJ.: ora-
torical; M.: oratorio (place of worship;
sacred musical composition). -triee, F.:
orator; worshipper. -zioneélla, -zion-
ina, dim. of -zione. -ziédne,F.: prayer
(orison); oration (speech).
orbaccat, F.: berry.
or-bdceio, disp. of -bo. ||-bdre [orbo],
TR..: (poet.) deprive (bereave). -béto,
ADJ.: deprived ; blindedj.
òrbe La orbis], M.: orb (sphere).
orbé [ora bene], ADV.: well and good (be
it so).
orbézza}, r.: bereavement.
orbi-coléret, -colétot, ADI.: orbicular
ordo
(circular). orbi-culo, dim. of orke,
\lorbi-ta [L. (orbis)], F.: orbit (of a
planet); cart-rutt; hollow of the eye.
or-bita}, F.: blindness. |lòr=ho [L. us],
ADJ.: bereft (deprived) ; blind.
òrca [L], F.: ork (sea-fish).
oreétto, car. dim. of orcio.
orché-stra [Gr.], F.: orchestra; musi-
cians, space in a theatre. -strdle, anj,:
orchestral. -straziéne, F.: orchestra-
tion.
é6reiaj, F.: mizzen-bowlines,
or-eideeio, disp. of -cio. -eifia, F.:
room for (oil-)jars. -eiaio, M.: seller
(or maker) of (oil-)jars. -eino, dim. of
-cio. {l6r=eto [L. urceus (ak. to orca)],
m.: large oval jar or urn (esp. for holding
oil; cf. Eng. URCEOLE). -eiolàio =
-ciaio. -eiolétto, -eiolino, dim, of
-ciolo. -eidlo, -ciuéloj,M.: dim. of-cio;
water-pitcher.
é6rco [L. -cus], M.: hobgoblin.
òrda [Mong. ordo®], F.: horde (tribe),
or-dégnof, ||-digno [-dire], M.: machine
(engine); instrument. -diménto [-dire],
M.: warping.
ordi-nabile, ADJ.: that may be ordered.
-nfile, ADJ.: ordinal; ordinary (usual)f.
-nalménte, ADV. : by (in) ordinals. -na-
ménto, M.: ordering; arrangement.
-nando, ADJ.: of a candidate (for holy
orders); M.: candidate (for holy orders),
-nante, ADJ.: ordering. -nànza, F.:
order (of troops); ordinance (decree).
-nére, TR.: order (arrange); command
(conduct); ordain (confer holy orders);
REFL.: prepare one’s self. -nariamén-
te, ADV.: ordinarily (commonly). -nério,
ADJ.: ordinary (usual, common); M,: or-
dinary : d’—, usually ; per ? —, commonly
(mostly). -mata, F.: ordinate; ADI:
ordinate (regular). -nataménte, ADJ.:
ordinately (methodically). -mativo, ADJ.:
ordering; ordinal. -mato, apJ.: ordered
(regulated) ; ordained. -natére, M., -na-
triee, F.: orderer (director); ordainer.
-naziòne, F.: order (decree); ordination
(to holy orders); medical prescription.
ll6rdi-ne [L. ordo], M.: order (arrange.
ment); file (line, series); command; com-
mission; rank}: in — a, with regard to;
— di stanze; suite of rooms; mettere all —,
prepare. -néttot, dim. of -ne.
ordingo = ordigno.
ordi-re [L. -ri], TR.: warp (lay the
warp, begin a web); contrive (plot, machi-
nate); plan; begin. ordi-to, ADJ.: wov-
en; M.: warp (web, plot). -téio, M.:
loom. -téra, F., -tére, M.: warper
(weaver, planner). -tura, F.: warping
(weaving).
6rdof, ADJ.: filthy (foul).
oreade
oréade [L. oreas], F.: oread (mountain
nymph).
oréc-chia, F.: ear; hearing (sense);
fold. -chifignolo, M.: ear-pull. -chian-
te, ADI. : learning (music) by ear. -chid-
re, INTR.: listen. -chiata, F.: box on
the ear; pull of the ear. -chino, M.:
earring. |loréc-chio [L. auricola], M. :
EAR; hearing (sense); fold: star cogli -chi
tesi, listen intently. -chiéne, M.: aug.
of -chio; orillon (tower). -chiéni, M.
PL.: mumps. -chifito, ADI.: long-eared.
oréfi-ce [L. auri-fex], M.: goldsmith.
-eeria, F.: goldsmith’s trade; goldsmith’s
shop.
oréglia}, F.: ear; hearing (sense); fold.
oreria [oro], F.: goldware.
oréz-za}, F., ||l=zo [aura], M.: (poet.) gen-
tle breeze.
òrfa-na, F.: orphan girl. -nézza}, F.:
orphanage. ||6rfa-no [L. orphanus], ADI.,
Li orphan. -notròfio, M.: orphan asy-
um.
orga-nîlej, ADI. : organical. -namén-
to, M.: organization (organizing). -né-
re, TR.: organize. -nétto, dim. of -no.
-nicaménte, ADV.: organically. or-
ga-nico, pl. —ci, ADJ.: organic. -ni-
no, M.: accordion. -nismo, M.: or-
ganism (structure). -nîsta, a. : organist
(organ-player). -nizzaménto, M.: or-
ganization (organizing). -nizzàre, TR.,
REFL.: organize. -mizzato, ADJ.: or-
ganized. -nizzatére, M., -nizzatriee,
F.: organizer. -nizzazione, F.: organ-
ization (organized condition). |lérga-no
[L. -num], M.: organ (of the body); mu-
sical instrument. -nografia, F.: or-
ganography. -nologia, F.: organology.
-noscopia, F.: organoscopy. -nutof,
ADJ.: harmonious (as an organ).
orgàsmo (Gr. -més], M.: orgasm (eager
excitement).
òrgia [L.], F.: orgy (revel, carouse).
orgo-gliare}, INTR.: grow proud. |lor-
g6-glio[OHG. urguol, superior], M.: pride
(haughtiness). -gliosaménte, ADV.:
proudly (haughtily). -gliosétto, dim.
of -glioso. -gliosita}, F.: haughtiness.
-glidso, ADJ.: proud (haughty, Eng.t
orgillous). -gléazzo, disp. dim. of -glio.
oriafid4mma}, F.: oriflamme (banner).
oribindoloj, m.: kind of girdle. ;
oricdleo [Gr. orei-chalkén, mountain-
brass], M.: orichaleum (brass) ; brass ket-
tle; trumpets.
oricdnnof, M.: scent-bottle.
òriee [Gr. éruz], M.: oryx (8. Afr. ante-
lope).
orieéllo [orina], m.: orchil (lichen fur-
nishing a violet dye).
orichicco = orochico.
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oricrinito [oro,' crinito], aDJ.: golden-
haired.
orien-tfile, ADJ.: oriental (eastern). -ta-
lista, M.: orientalist (student of oriental
languages, etc.), -talménte, ADV.: in
an oriental manner. -tare, REFL.: find
out the east; find out one’s position (get
one’s bearings). llorièn-te [L. oriens
(orior, rise)], ADJ.: orient (rising, east-
ern); M.: Orient (east).
orifidmma [L. auri-fiamma, gold-flame],
F.: oriflamme (ancient royal standard of
France).
orificeria}, r.: goldsmith’s trade; gold-
smith’s shop.
ori-fieio, ||-fizio [L. -ficium (os, mouth,
facere, make)], M.: orifice’ (mouth, aper-
ture).
origano [L. -num], M.: origanum (mar-
joram).
origi-ndle, ADJ.: original (first); M.:
original (first copy). -nalità, r.: origi-
nality. -nalménte, ADV.: originally (pri-
marily, at first). -naméntof, M.: origin
(source, cause). -nére, TR.: originate
(give origin to); INTR.: originate (have
origin). -nfrio, ADJ.: original (Eng.
originary). -natére, M., -natriee, F.:
originator. |lorigi-ne [L. origo (orior,
rise)], F.: origin (rise, source, cause).
ori-gliàre [Fr. oreiller (oreille, EAR)],
INTR. : stand listening (eavesdrop). -gliè-
re, M.: pillow (cushion).
ori-na [L. urina], F.: urine. -naldta,
F.: blow with a chamber. -nale, M.:
chamber(-pot); retort}. -nalétto, -na-
lino, dim. of -nale. -nare, INTR.:
urinate. -mdrio, ADJ.: urinary. -na-
téio, M.: urinal (closet).
orineij, ADV.: very distant.
orinésof}, ADJ.: urinous.
ori-oldio, M.: watchmaker (or mender).
ll-dlo [? ora 1], M.: watch; clock.
ori-rej [L. -ri], INTR.: be born; rise.
-findo, ADJ.: original.
oriuòloj, M.: watch; clock.
orizzon-tale, ADJ.: horizontal. -tal-
ménte, ADV.: horizontally. |lorizzén-
te [Gr. horizénta (horizein, limit)], M.:
horizon.
or-làre, TR.: hem; border. -lato, ADJ.:
hemmed; bordered. -latéra, F., -lat6-
re, M., -latriee, F.: hemmer; borderer.
-latura, F.: hemming; border (edge).
-létto, dim. of -lo. -lieeétto, -lie-
eino, dim. of -liccio. -lieeto, M.: end
crust (of bread); rough edge. -lino,
car. dim. of -lo. ||6r=lo [Fr. -le (L. ora,
border); cf. Eng.t -le], M.: hem; border;
edge (brim, rim). ;
érma [?], F.: footprint; trace (sign).
ormài = oramai.
ormai
ormare
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ormià-rej, TR.: trace (follow up).
ret, M.: pursuer.
or-meggiare, TR.: moor (anchor) ; REFL.:
conduct one’s self. ||-méggio [Gr. hér-
mos, link], M.: mooring; cable (of ship).
ormesino}, M.: kind of silk.
orna-mentaéle, ADJ.: ornamental (em-
bellishing). -mentaziéne, F.: orna-
mentation. -ménto, M.: ornament (dec-
oration); ornamenting. |lorna-re [L.],
TR.: ornament (embellish, adorn). -ta-
ménte, ADV.: ornately (finely). ornà-
to, ADJ.: ornamented (ornate, adorned) ;
honourable; M.: ornament. -tére, M., -tri-
ee, F.: ornamenter. -tura, F.: orna-
ment (embellishment, finery).
ornéllo [orno], M.: kind of ash-tree.
orni-tologia [Gr. érnis, bird, légos, dis-
course], F.: ornithology. -tològico, pl.
—ci, ADJ.: ornithological. -télogo, M.:
ornithologist.
ornitorinco [Gr. 6érnis, bird, rhincos,
beak], M.: ornithorhynchus (water-mole).
érno [L. -nus], M.: ash-tree.
6ro [L. aurum], M.: gold (precious metal);
money: — filato, gold wire; star nell’ —,
live at ease.
orobanche [Gr.], M.: orobanche (plant).
oro=chicco, M.: gum (from trees).
oro-grafia [Gr. 6ros, mountain, grdphein,
describe], F.: orography. -gréfico, pl.
—ciî, ADJ.: orographic.
oro-logeria, F.: horology. -logiaio,
-logièret, M.: watchmaker (or mender).
Il-'Togio [L. horo-logium, ‘HouR-teller’],
M.: timepiece (watch ; clock, horologe): —
da sole, sun-dial. orò-scopo, M.: horo-
scope.
orpel-laio}, m.: leather-gilder. -lamén-
to, M.: tinselling; pretence. -lare, TR.:
tinsel; disguise. |lorpél-lo [l. L. auri-
pellum, gold-flake], M.: tinsel ; falsity (dis-
guise).
orpiménto [L. aurum, gold, pigmentum,
pigment], M.: orpiment (dye).
or-rànzaj, F.: honour (respect).
ref, TR.: honour (respect).
or-rendaménte, ADV.: horribly (terri-
bly). flerémdo [L. horrendus], ADI.:
horrible (terrible).
-tò-
2
-Tra-
orret-tiziaménte, ADV.: surreptitiously’
(by stealth). ||-tizio [L. ob-repticius (re-
pere, creep)], ADJ.: surreptitious (fraudu-
lent); M.: surreption.
orrévol. . = onorevol. .
orreziéney}, F.: surreption (stealthy act).
orribi-le [L. horribilis], aps.: horrible
(frightful). -lita, F.: horribleness.
-lménte, ADV.: horribly (frightfully).
orri-daménte, ADv.: horridly. -dézza,
-dita},F.: horridness. |lòrri=do [L. hor-
ridus], ADJ.: horrid (frightful, hideous).
orzo
orrére [L. horror (horrere, tremble)j, u,:
horror (fright, dread): avere in —, hate
(detest).
6r-sa, F.: she-bear: — maggiore, great
bear (constellation). -s&echiot, -sac-
chino, -sacchiòtta, F., -sacchiòtto,
M.: bears cub. -sfeeio, disp. of -s0,
-stat, F.: laments (groans). -sétto,
-sieéllo, M.: bear’s cub. -sîno, ADI.:
of a bear; bear-like. ||ér-so [L. ursus],
M.: bear; kind of shovel: pigliar l—,
get intoxicated.
orséio [L. -sus (-dire, warp)], M.:
warp; web.
or=sù, INTERJ.: come on! courage!
or-taeeio [orto, garden], disp. of -to.
-taggio, M.: pot-herbs. -taglia, -ta-
le}; M.: large kitchen-garden. -ténse,
ADJ.: of a kitchen-garden (Eng.} horten-
sial).
orti-ca [L. urtica], F.: nettle. -cdio,
M.: place full of nettles. -efria, F.:
urticaria (nettle-rash).
ortieèllo, dim. of orto.
orti-cheggiàrej, TR.: sting with net-
tles. |l-chéto [-ca], M.: place full of
nettles.
or-ticino, dim. of -fo. -ticultére, i:
horticulturist. -ticultàra, F.: horti.
culture. -tino, dim.of-to. -tivo, ADI:
of kitchen-garden ground ; ortive (rising).
Ilòr=to 1 [L. hortus], M.: kitchen-garden.
òrto 2 [L. -tus (orior, rise)], m.: Orient
(east); birthf.
orto» [Gr. orthés, right]: -dossaménte,
ADV.: orthodoxly. -dossia, F.: ortho-
doxy. -dòsso [Gr. dira, opinion], ADI,
M.: orthodox. -epia [Gr. épos, word],
F.: orthoepy. -fonia [Gr. phoné, sound],
F.: orthophony. -grafia [Gr. gréphein,
write], F.: orthography. -grafico, pl.
—ci, ADJ.: orthographical. -grafized-
ref, INTR.: orthographize (spell correctly).
ortolano [orto 1], ADJ.: of a gardener;
M.: gardener; ortolan (singing-bird). ©
orto-logia [Gr. orthés, right, légos, dis-
course], F.: orthology. -pedia [Gr. pais,
child], F.: orthopedy. -pèdico, pl. —ch,
ADI. : orthopedical. ortò-tteri [Gr. pié-
ron, wing], M. PL.: orthoptera (order of
insects).
ortieeio, disp. dim. of oro.
or-vietano, ||-visto [Orvieto], M.: Or-
vieto wine; medicine.
òrza [?], F.: mizzen-bowline.
orzaiòlo [orzo], M.: pimple (on the eye
lid).
orzàre [orza], INTR.: laveer (tack).
or-zdta [orzo], F.: orgeat (beverage).
-zAto, ADJ.: made of barley.
orzésej, M.: kind of wild vine.
orzo [L. ordeum], M.: barley.
silk-
osanna
osfnena [fr. Heb.], M.: hosanna.
ref, INTR.: sing hosannas.
osàre [L. ausus, part. of audere], TR.,
INTR.: dare.
osbèrgoj = usbergo.
osce-naménte, ADV.: obscenely. -ni-
tà, F.: obscenity. |loscé-no [L. obsce-
nus], ADI. : obscene (impure, foul).
oscil-lare [L.], INTR.: oscillate (vibrate).
-latòrio, ADJ.: oscillatory. -laziéne,
F.: oscillation (vibration).
oscitànza [L.-tare], F.: oscillation (un-
certainty).
osculà-re [L. -ri (os, mouth)],
late (kiss, touch).
tion.
oscu-rébile, ADJ.: that may be obscured.
-raménte, ADV.: obscurely (darkly).
-raménto, M.: obscuring (darkening);
obscurity. -rare, TR.: obscure (darken);
REFL.: become dark. -raziéne, F.: ob-
scuring; eclipse. -rétto, dim. of -ro.
-rezza},F.: obscurity. -rieeioj, dim.
of -ro. -rità, F.: obscurity (darkness,
humility). |losea-ro [L. obscurus], ADI. :
obscure (dark, humble); m.: dark (obscu-
rity); ADV.: obscurely.
ésmio [Gr. osmé, odor],M.: osmium (metal).
òsot, ADJ.: (poet.) bold (audacious).
òs-pej, M.: host; guest. -pedale, mM
,
-na-
TR.: oscu-
«zione, F.: oscula-
hospital. -pitàbilej, -pitale, ADI.:
hospitable. -pitàle, m.: hospital. -pi-
taliére, M.: hospitaller. -pitalita,
F.: hospitality. -pitalménte, ADV.:
hospitably. -pitàre, TR.: extend hospi-
tality to. |lés-pite [L. hospes], M.: GUEST;
HOST. -piziàrej, TR., INTR.: lodge.
-pizio, M.: hospice (asylum, convent).
os-s4eeio [osso], disp. of -so. -sdiof,
M.: bone-worker. -sfme, M.: quantity
of bones; pillars (columns, support). -sa-
rio, M.: ossuary (charnel-house). -sa-
tara, F.: bony framework.
ossecrà-re}, INTR.: beseech (entreat).
gione?, F.: entreaty.
òsseo [0ss0], ADJ.: osseous (bony, of bone).
osse-quénte, ADI.: yielding (Eng. obse-
quent). -quifinte, ADI.: nevering, -quia-
re, TR.: revere (pay homage). -quidto,
ADJ.: revered. llossè-quio [L. obse-
quium], M.: obsequiousness (reverence,
homage). -quiosaménte, ADV.: obse-
quiously. -quiéso, ADJ.: obsequious.
osseréllo, dim. of osso.
osser-vabile, ADJ.: observable (notice-
able). -vabilménte, ADV.: observably.
-vaméntof, M.: observation. -vandis-
simo, ADJ.: most honoured. -vante,
ADJ.: observing; M.: observant (monk).
-vanza, -vanziat, F.: observance, hom-
age. |l=-vare [L. observare], TR.: observe
(notice, watch, obey, say, revere). -vata-
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observingly (attentively).
observing (observative).
observed. -vatére, M.,
-vatriee, F.: observer. -vatòrio, M.:
observatory. -vazioneélla, -vazion-
€ina, dim. of -vazione. -vazione, F.:
observing; observation (notice, comment);
observance.
ossèsso [L. ob-sessus, be-SET], ADJ.: beset,
possessed (by a demon).
ossétto, dim. of osso.
ossiacanta}, F.: barberry bush.
ossi-eéllo, -eino, dim. of osso.
ossi-dare [-do], TR.: oxydize; REFL.: be-
ostetrice
méntef, ADV. :
-vativo, ADJ.:
-véto, ADJ.:
come oxydized. -dazione, F.: oxida-
tion.
ossi-diondle, ADJ.: obsidional. ||=dié-
ne} [L. ob-sidio], F.: SIEGE.
oss-i. . [-o]: -ifero, ADJ.: ossiferous (con-
taining bone). -ificére, INTR.: ossify.
-ificaziéne, F.: ossification.
ossige-nare, TR.: oxygenate. ossige-
ne, llossige-no [Gr. oxtis, acid, gen-,
bring forth], m.: oxygen.
ossimèlet, M.: oxymel.
os-sino, dim. of -so. |òs=so, pl. -st or
-sa [L. os], M.: bone; stonet (of fruit).
-séso}, -sito, ADI. : bony.
òs-tat, r.: hostess; landlady.
disp. of -te.
ostacolo [L. obstaculum], M.: obstacle (ob-
struction).
ostaggio [OFr. ostage], M.: hostage.
ostàlet, M.: hospital.
l-taeeio,
os-tante}, ADJ.: opposing; ADV.: not-
withstanding. |l-tare [L. ob-, stare],
INTR.: oppose (withstand, hinder).
òs=te [L. hospes], M.: Host (landlord, inn-
keeper); army}; GUEST}. -teggiamén-
tof, M.: encampment. -teggiàre, TR.:
treat hostilely; attackt; INTE. : encamp.
-telliggio, M.: inn (hostelry). -tella-
no}, M.: “innkeeper. -tellière}, M.: inn.
-téllo, M.: (poet.) hospice (asylum).
osten-sibile [L. -sus (os-tendere, show)],
ADJ.: ostensible (manifest). -sivo, ADJ.:
ostensive (showing). -sére, M.: shower
(exhibitor). -sério, M.: ostensory. -ta-
ménto, M.: ostentation (boasting). -ta-
re, TR.: boast (vaunt, ostentate). -tato,
ADJ.: boasted. -tatére, M., -tatriee,
F.: boaster (Eng.} ostentator). -tazié-
ne, F.: ostentation (vaunting).
osteologia [Gr. ostéon, bone, 16908, dis-
course], F.: osteology.
oste-ria [OFr. osteriel, HOSTELRY
(inn). -rideeia, disp. of -ria. -riét-
ta, dim. of -ria. -rineeia, disp. dim.
of -ria. osté-ssa, F.: landlady (hostess);
innkeeper’s wife.
osté-trica, -trieej [L. obstetrix (ob-
stare, stand before)], F.: midwife. -tri-
834 ostetricia
eia, F.: obstetrics. osté-trico, pl. —cî,
ADJ.: obstetrician.
òstia [L. hostia], F.: victim; sacrifice ;
HOST (consecrated).
os-tiariato, M.: office of a church-
warden. |l-tidrio [L. -tiarius (-tium,
door)], M.: church-door keeper (church-
warden, Eng. ostiary).
osti-chézzaj, F.: sharpness (harshness).
llòsti=co, pl. —ci [?], ADJ.: sharp (harsh,
displeasing).
os-tiére}, -tièroj, M.: innkeeper (land-
lord).
osti-le [L. hostilis], ADIJ.: hostile (un-
friendly, warlike). -lita, F.: hostility.
-lménte, ADV.: hostilely.
ostina-re [L. (ob-stinare, per-SIST)],
REFL.: be obstinate (stubborn). -tamén-
te, ADV.: obstinately (stubbornly). -téz-
za, F.: obstinacy. ostiné-to, ADI.: ob-
stinate (pertinacious, stubborn). -ziéne,
F.: obstinacy (pertinacity).
os-traeismo, M.: ostracism (expulsion).
Ilòs-trica [L. ostrea], F.: oyster (mol-
lusk). -tricdio, M.: oyster-bed. -tri-
chétta, -trichina, dim. of -trica.
òstro! [L. ostrum], M.: purple (colour, or
cloth).
òstroz [L. auster], M. : south wind.
ostro=gòto, ADJ., M.: Ostrogoth.
ostru-énte, ADJ.: obstructing. ||-ire [L.
ob-struere], TR., INTR.: obstruct (impede,
bar). -ttivo, ADJ.: obstructive (im-
peding). -zioneèlla, dim. of -zione.
-ziéne, F.: obstruction (check, bar).
ostupe-fàret, IRR.; TR.: stupefy. -fét-
toy, PART. of -fare; ADI.: stupefied.
-fazione |, F.: stupefaction. -féeij,
PRET. of -fare.
otite [Gr. ods, ear], F.: otitis (inflamma-
tion of the ear).
6-tre [L. uter], M.: leathern bottle. -trél-
lo}, dim. of -tre.
otriécat, F.: treacle.
otri-eèllo, -eino, dim. of otre.
òttaj,F.: hour: a —a —, from time to time.
étta- [L. octo, eight]: =còrdo, M.: octa-
chord (mus. instr.). -èdrico, ADJ.: octa-
hedral. -èdro [Gr. hédra, base], M.: octa-
hedron. -gèsimot, ADJ.: eightieth. -go-
nato, ADI.: octagonal. ottd-gono [Gr.
génos, angle] M.: octagon.
ot-talmia [Gr. ophthalmia (-més, eye)],
F.: ophthalmia (eye disease). -télmico,
pl. —ci, abJ.: ophthalmic.
ott-angolare, ADJ.: octangular. ||-4n-
golo [otto angolo], M.: octagon.
ottan-sèi, NUM.: eighty-six. -sétte,
NUM.: eighty-seven. |lottam-ta [L. oc-
taginta], NUM.: eighty. -tèsimo, ADJ.:
eightieth. -tina, F.: about eighty. -zéi,
-zétte, pop. = -set, -sette.
otturazione
ottàrda}, F.: bustard (bird).
ottà-re [L. optare], TR.: ( polit.) choose,
-tivo, ADJ., M.: optative (grammar),
ottastilo [Gr. oktdstulos (okté, eight, sta.
los, pillar)), M.: octostyle (portico with
eight pillars); ADJ.: octostyle.
ottà-va [otto], F.: octave (eight days,
stanza, scale). -vério, M.: eight days
of prayer (following a feast for a saint).
-verélla, dim. of -va. -vino, M.: kind
of flute. otta-vo, ADJ.: eighth; M.: oc-
tavo (book).
ottemperare [L. obtemperare], INTR.:
obey (submit, Eng. obtemperate).
ottene- braménto, M.: darkening.
ll-brare [L. obtenebrare], TR.: darken
(dim, obscure). -braziéne, F.: darken-
ing [Eng.f obtenebration].
otte-nènte, ADJ.: obtaining. ||-nére [L.
ob-tinere], IRR. (cf. tenere); TR.: OBTAIN
(procure). -mibile, ADJ.: obtainable.
-niménto, M.: obtainment (procuring),
ot-ténne [L. octennis], ADI.: octennial
(of eight years); eight years old; m:
octennial. -témnio, M.: period of eight
years.
òtti-ca [Gr. optikés], F.: optics; factory
(of optical glass). òtti-co, pl. —ci, ADI.:
optical; M.: professor of optics; manu
facturer (or seller) of optical glass.
otti-maménte, ADV.: in the best way.
-mate, M.: optimate (noble, chief).
-mismo, M.: optimism. -mista, M.:
optimist. ||6tti-mo [L. optimus], ADI.:
best (very good); M.: best.
étto [L. octo], NUM.: EIGHT. -agéne},
ADJ.: octogenarian. -brata, F.: Octo-
ber excursion. otté6-bre, M.: October
(month). -brino, ADJ.: October (ripen-
ing in October). -eentésimo, ORD.:
eight hundredth. -eènto [L. -centum],
M.: eight hundred. -gengrioj, ADI:
octogenarian (of eighty years of age).
ottomana [ottomano], F.: ottoman (Turk-
ish couch).
otto-mila, NUM.: eight thousand.
otto-nfio [ottone], M.: worker in brass
(brasier). -mame, M.: brass work.
ottondrio [L. octonarius], ADI.: of eight
(verse-syllables).
otténe [lattone (aug. of latta)], M.: brass
(alloy).
ottuagen4rio [L. octo-genarius], AD!.,
M.: octogenarian.
ottandere [L. ob-tundere], TR.: blunt
(dull, Eng.} obtund).
òttuplo [L. octu-plus], ADI.: octuple
(eightfold).
ottura-ménto, M.: obturation. lottu-
raé-re [L. obturare], TR. : stop up (close).
-tére, M.: obturator. -tòrio, ADI.: stop
ping (closing). -ziéne, F.: obturation.
ottusamente
ottu-saménte, ADV.: obtusely (stupidly, |.
bluntly). -sézzai, -sionei, -sità, F.:
obtuseness (bluntness, dullness). -sfin-
golo, ADI. : obtusangular. llottii-so [L.
ai ADJ.: obtuse (blunt, dull, stu-
pid).
a=vaia [ovo], F.: ovary (organ). -vàio,
ADJ.: egg-producing; M.: egg-seller.
-vaiòlo, M.: egg-cup. -vale, ADJ.:
oval (egg-shaped). -valità, F.: oval-
ness. -vario, M.: ovary. -vétof, ADJ.:
oval. ovat-ta, F.: cotton-batting (glazed
over with the white of ‘egg’). -vattare,
TR.: line with cotton-batting.
ovaziéne [L. ovatio], F.: ovation (ap-
plause).
éve [L. ubi], ADV. : where.
overaref, TR.: do; INTR.: work.
òvest [Eng. west], M.: west.
ovi-eino, dim. of ovo. -détto, M.:
oviduct. -férme, ADJ.: oviform (oval).
o-vile, M.: sheep-fold. -viliieceio, dim.
of -vile. |l-wimot [L. -vis], ADJ.: of a
sheep.
o-vino 2, dim. of -vo. -viparo, ADJ., M.:
oviparous. |lé=vo, pl. -vî, -va [L. -vum],
M.: egg. -voidale, ADJ.: ovoidal (egg-
shaped). -vòide, F.: ovoid. -voldia,
F., -volaio, M.: nursery for olive plants.
-volaziéne, F.: ovulation. 6-volo, M.:
(egg-like) mushroom; ovolo (moulding).
-vologia, F.: ovology. -vos=mdlles,
M.: sort of ice-cream (with eggs). -wie-
eio, disp. dim. of -vo. è-vulo, M.:
ovule,
6-vra}, F.: (poet.) work (action). -vrag-
gio], M.: manual labor. -vréret, TR.:
do (operate).
oviinque [L. ubi unquam], ADV.: wher-
ever.
ovvéro [o vero], CONI.: either (or, or
else).
ovvia [0 via], INTERJ.: come on!
ov-viaménte, ADV.: obviously. -vidre,
TR., INTR.: obviate (hinder). -viatòret,
M.: hinderer. -viaziénej}, F.: obviat-
ing. |l6v=vio, pl -vi, -vii [L. obvius],
ADJ.: obvious (plain); trivial}.
oziacoj, ADJ.: unfortunate.
o-zidre, -zieggidre, INTR.: idle (pass
time in leisure): ||6=zio [L. -tium], m.:
idleness (leisure); PL.: time of repose
(quiet). -ziosiggine, F. : laziness (sloth-
fulness). -ziosaménte, ADV.: lazily.
(idly); uselessly. -ziosétto, dim. of
-zioso. -ziosità, F.: idleness (laziness).
-zidso, ADJ.: idle (lazy); useless.
o-zònico, pl. —ci, ADJ.: of ozone. ||=zòno
[Gr. ézein, smell], m.: ozone (oxygen).
-zonòmetro, M.: ozonometer.
sazi-mato}, ADJ.: full of sweet basil.
Ozzi-moj, M.: (bot.) sweet basil.
padronaggio
P
p pt [L.], M.: p (the letter).
paca-re} [L.], TR.: PACIFY (calm). -ta-
ménte, ADV.: quietly (placidly). -téz-
za, F.: quiet (calmness). paca-to, ADJ.:
quiet (calm, placid),
pacca [echoic], F.: slap.
pacchéo [7], M.: simpleton (ninny).
pacchétto, dim. of -pacco.
pac-chia [?], F.: feasting. -chiamén-
to, M.: feasting. -chidre, INTR.: eat
greedily. -chiatére,M.: glutton. -chie-
ròtto, M.: fat boy.
pac-china, F.: dim. of -ca; slap (on the
head). -chingre, TR.: slap (strike).
pacchibnei, M.: glutton.
paceiame [?], M.: refuse of the woods.
pacco [l. L. -cus], M.: package (packet).
pa-ee [L. pax], r.: peace (calm, quiet);
ease: con buona —, courteously; by leave;
in santa —, quietly. -eeficdref, TR:
pacify (quiet). -eéra, F., -eére, M.:
peace-maker.
pachidérmi [Gr. pachîs, thick, dérma,
skin], M. PL.: pachydermata (order of
mammals).
pa-eiàroj, M.: peace-maker. -eibil-
ménte}t, ADV.: peaceably (quietly).
-eiènza |, F.: patience. -eiéra, F.,
ll-etére [pace], M.: peace-maker. -eife-
ro}, ADJ.: peace-bringing (peaceful).
paeifi-cabile, ADJ.: appeasable (pla-
cable). -caménte, ADV.: pacifically
(peacefully). -caménto, m.: pacify-
ing. -care, TR.: pacify (calm, appease).
-catére, M., -catriee, F.: peace-maker.
-caziéne, F.: pacification. ||paeifi-co,
pl. —ci [L. pacificus], ADI.: pacific (peace-
making, appeasing).
pa-eioccéna, F., -eioccéne, M.: good-
natured person. |l=-eiéme [pace], ADJ.:
pacific; M.: peaceful person.
padél-la [L. patella], F.: frying-pan;
knee-pan}. -ldio, M.: maker (and seller)
of frying-pans. -lata, F.: frying-panful.
-létta, dim. of -la. -lima, F.: dim. of
-la; small kettle; candle-safe (bobéche).
-lino, dim. of -la. -léna, -léne, -lòt-
toi, aug. of -la.
padigliéne [L. papilio, butterfly], M.:
PAVILION (tent); facet (of a diamond);
auricle.
pa-dre [L. -ter], m.: father; church dig-
nitary (priest). -dreggiare, INTR.:
resemble one’s father. © pa-driat, F.:
(poet.) fatherland. -drieéllo}, dim. of
-dre. -drigno, M.: stepfather. -dri-
no, M.: dim. of -dre; godfather; second
(in a duel). -dréna,F.: mistress. -dro-
néeeio, disp. of -drone. -drondggiot,
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padi-le [palude], M.:
padronale
M.: ownership; possession. -dronale,
ADJ.: of a master. -dronanza, F.: pro-
prietorship (mastery, control). -dron4é-
to, M.: estate (of a patron); possession ;
protection}. -droneina, dim. of -drona.
-droneino, dim. of -drone. -dréne,
M.: patron (master); protector}. -dro-
neggiare, TR.: master (rule, govern).
-droneriaj, F.: ownership. -droné-
sco, ADJ.: master-like. -dronéscaf,
F.: mistress. -dromissimo, M.: great
master (patron).
swamp (marsh).
-léscoj, ADJ.: swampy (marshy). -lét-
ta, -létto, dim. of -le.
pae-siecio, disp. of -se. -saggio, M.:
landscape. -sdmo, ADJ.: native; M.: coun-
tryman. |paé-se [L. pagensis (pagus,
land)], M.: country (land); territory (re-
gion); fatherland; village. -sèllo, sétto,
-sino, dim. of -se. -sista, M.: painter
of landscapes. -séme, aug. of -se. -sie-
eio, -sticolo, disp. dim. of -se.
paf-futèllo, dim. of -futo. ||-fato [pap-
pal], ADI. : plump. -futéne, aug. of -futo.
pa-ga [-gare], F.: pay (wages, salary).
-gabile, ADJ.: payable. -gaeeia, F.:
bad payer. -gaménto, M.: paying; pay-
ment.
paga-naménte, ADV.: like a pagan.
-neggiàre, INTR.: imitate (paganism).
-nésimo, M.: paganism. -nicaméntef,
ADV.: like a pagan (heathen). -nismof,
M.: paganism. -nizzàrej, INTR.: pagan-
ize. |lpaga-mo [L. -nus (pagus, coun-
try)], ADJ.: pagan; M.: pagan (heathen).
pagà-nte, ADJ.: paying. llpagé-re [L.
pacare, PACIFY], TR.: PAY (compensate);
REFL.: pay one’s self. paga-to, ADJ.:
paid. -téra, F., -tére, M., -trice, F.:
payer. -toréllo, M.: bad payer. -ti-
raj, F.: payment.
pag-geria, F.: number of pages; college
of pages; rank of a page. -gétto,
-ginoj, dim. of -gio. |lpag-gio [? Gr.
paidion, child], M.: PAGE’ (attendant,
youth).
pagherò [fut. of pagare], M.: promissory
note.
pagi-na [L.], F.: page (of a book): le
sacre-ne, the Bible. -natura, F.: paging
(of a book). -nétta, dim. of -na.
pa-glia [L. -lea], F.: straw. -gliàe-
cia, disp. of -glia. -gliaceciata, F.:
worthless play; clownishness. -gliàe-
eio, M.: chopped straw; paillasse, pal-
let; mask; buffoon. -gliaeeiéne, aug.
of -gliaccio. -glidio, M.: straw-stack.
-gliaidlo, -gliaiuélo}, M.: straw
seller. -gliaréscoj, ADJ.: made of
straw. -gliato, ADJ.: straw-coloured.
-gliericeio, M.: paillasse, pallet;
palato
chopped straw. -glierino, ADJ.: stray.
coloured. -glietana, F.: silver-eel,
-glioldias, F.: dewlap (of oxen). -gliò-
lo, M.: bottom (of a boat). -gliéne,
M.: chopped straw. -gliéso, ADJ.: full
of straw; defective. -gliteat, -glia-
cola, F.: straw (fescue). -gliimej,
M.: heap of straws. -gliuòlo;,x.: bit
of straw; pantry. -glitzza, F.; straw
(fescue).
pagnoét-ta [pane], F.: small loaf.
la, -tina, F.: small loaf.
pago [pagato], ADI.: satisfied (pleased);
M.t: pay: a —, by pay.
pagoda [Pers.],F.: pagoda (temple); idol.
pagonàzzot, ADJ.: violet.
pagòonet, M.: peacock.
pai-aeceiot, disp. of -0. -étto, iron. dim,
-tél-
of -o. |lpai-o, pl. -a [paro], M.: PAR
(brace).
paio-lata, F.: potful. -lima, F.: ket-
tle (with handles). -lino, M.: soft hat.
pnsdoZia [?], M.: kettle (boiler, pot); pot-
ul.
paiuòl. .} = paiol. .
pala [L.], F.: shovel; ladle (of a water-
mill); oar-blade.
pala-dina, F.: paladin; ADI.: paladin.
-dinésco, ADJ.: of a paladin. ||-dino
[L. -tinus (-tium, palace)], M.: paladin
(knight).
palafit-ta [palo fitto], r.: embankment
of piles. -tare, TR.: pile (strengthen
with piles). -tata, F.: pile-work.
pala-freniére, -freniéro, M.: groom
(stable-servant). ||-fréno [1. L. parafre-
dus], M.: PALFREY (saddle-horse).
palagio [L. -latium], M.: (poet.) palace.
palaia [palo], F.: heap of stakes (for
vines).
palaménto [ pala, oar-blade], M.:
(of a long-boat).
palamita [Gr. pelamis], F.: pilchard
(fish).
palan-ca [L. planca], F.: stake (stick);
palisade (fence). -eato, M.: enclosure
(formed by a palisade). -chino, M.:
palanquin (sedan-chair). paldn-cola,
F.: plank (for crossing streams).
palan-dra [Fr. balandran], F.: great
coat; bomb-ship. -dràna, -drano,
disp. of -dra. -dréat, F.: kind of ship.
pa-lare [-/0], TR.: stake; drive stakes{;
-lata tI, F.: palisade.
palata2 [pala], F.: shovelful; simultane-
ous stroke (of oars)}.
palatale [palato], ADI. : palatal.
palatina, F.: fur-tippet.
pala-tinato, M.: palatinate (province or
title). ||-timo [L. -tinus (-tium, palace)],
ADJ.: palatine.
palato [L. -tum], M.: palate; taste.
oaring
palatura
palatara [palare], F.: staking (plants)
palaz-zdeecio, disp. of -zo. -zétto,
-zino, car. dim. of -zo. -zima, F. : beau-
tiful little palace. ||palazezo [L. pala-
tium], M.: palace. -z6mo, aug. of -zo.
-zdtto, M.: large palace; palace-like
house.
pal-chétto, dim. of -co; shelf; small
box (in a theatre). -chista, M.: owner
of a theatre box. -chistuòlot, M.:
covering (roof). |lpal-co [OGer. balko,
beam, BALK], M.: joists (flooring); floor
(story); scaffolding (BALCOny); stage;
(theat.) box; row-bench; bridge (of a
ship); branching (of trees); horns (of a
stag).
paléo [?], M.: top (child’s toy).
paleo- [Gr. palaiés, ancient]: -grafia
[Gr. grdphein, write], F.: paleography.
-grafico, pl. —ci, aDJ.: paleographical.
paleò-grafo, M.: paleographer. -liti-
co, pl. —ci [Gr. lithos, stone], ADJ.: pa-
leolithic (of the stone age). -ntologia
[Gr. énta, beings, légos, discourse], F.:
paleontology. -ntològico, pl. —ci, ADJ.:
paleontological. -ntòlogo, M.: paleon-
tologist.
pale-sire, TR.: disclose (reveal). -sa-
tivo, ADJ.: disclosing (revealing). -sa-
tére, M.: discloser. |lpalé-se [L. pa-
lam, openly], ADs.: known (manifest,
plain). -seménte, ADV.: manifestly
(plainly).
pa-léstra [Gr.-laîstra], F.: palestra (gym-
nastic, gymnasium). -léstricoy, ADJ.:
palestrical. -lestritay, M.: wrestler.
palétta [pala], F.: fire-shovel; scapula
(shoulder-blade).
palettare [-letto], TR.: drive stakes into.
palet-tata [paletta], r.: fire-shovelful.
-tina, car. dim. of paletta.
pa-létto, m.: dim. of palo; small bolt.
-lieeidta}, r.: palisade. -lieeiuòloj,
dim. of -lo. -lificarej, INTR.: drive
stakes (piles). ||-lima [palo], F.: forest
(for stake cutting). ann:
palingénesi [Gr. -sia (pdlin, again, gé-
nesis, birth)], F.: palingenesis (regenera-
tion).
palinodia [Gr. (pdlin, again, odé, song)],
F.: palinode (recantation). 2
palinsésto [Gr. palimpsestos (pdlin,
again, psen-, rub away)], M.: palimpsest
(parchment nsed for two inscriptions, the
first erased). .
pa-lio, pl. -li or -lii [L. pallium, cloak
(prize at races)], M.: race (course); race-
track; prize; canopyt : mandare al —,
set a-going; advertise; portare al —, see
a thing through. -liòtto, m.: altar-cloth.
pali-scàlmoij, ||-schermo [OFr. pales-
carme], x. : small boat (skiff).
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rosewood ?
palmato
paliss4n-dro [Fr. -dre], M..
violet-ebony (wood).
palizzàta, F.: palisade.
palla: [OGer. balla], F.: ball: avere (or
balzar) la — in mano, have the opportu-
nity; far alla — di, toss about.
pallaz2 [L.], F.: pall (cloak, mantle);
altar-cloth.
palla-còrdaj, F.: tennis-court.
palladio [L. -dium], ADI.: of Pallas; M.:
palladium (statue of Pallas); protection.
pal-léio [pallat], m.: ball-maker (or
seller); score-keeper (at billiards). -la=
miglio}, M.: PALL-MALL (game). -là-
ret, INTR.: play a ball-game; shake.
-lata, F.: blow with a ball. -lato,
ADJ.: spotted. -leggiaménto, m.: ball
throwing. -leggiare, INTR.: play a ball-
game; TR.: shake; tease. -léggio,
M.: ball-throwing (playing); rebounding
(of a ball); exchange.
pallòntet, ADI.: pale (wan).
pallerinof, M.: ball-player.
palleto = paltò.
pallétta, dim. of palla.
pal-liaménto, M.: palliation (hiding),
|l-lifre [L. (pallium, mantle)], TR. : pal-
liate (cover, conceal). -liativo, ADI.:
palliative (relieving). -lidto, ADJ.: pal-
liated.
palli-daménte, ADV.: pallidly (wanly).
-détto, -dino, car. dim. of -do. -déz-
za, F.: pallidness (paleness). -dieeio,
ADJ.: somewhat pale. -dita, F.: pallid-
ness (paleness). ||palli-do [L. -dus],
ADJ.: pallid (pale, wan). -déne, aug.
of -do. -déret, M.: pallor (paleness).
-dueeio, dim. of -do. -dimej, M.:
paleness.
pal-lina, dim. of -la. -lino, M.: small
shot; the small ball (in billiards, etc.).
pallio [L. -ium], M.: pallium (Grecian
cloak); pall (church vestment).
pallo-nfeeio, disp. of -ne. -méio, M.:
ball-maker; ball-tender. -meino, M.:
dim. of -ne; small globes (used in illumi-
nations). ||pallé-ne [palla 1], M.: large
ball; balloon.
pallére [L. pallor], m.:
ness).
pallòt-ta [palla 1], F.: small ball. pal-
lòt-tola, r.: dim. of palla; bullet. -to-
pallor (pale-
léio, M.: ball-ground. -tolétta, dim.
of -tola. -tolièrat, F.: notch (in a
crossbow). -toliére, M.: abacus (cal-
culating-table). -tolina, dim. of -tola.
pél-ma [L.], F.: palm (of the hand);
palm-tree (date-tree); symbol of victory.
-mare, ADJ.: palmary (worthy of the
palm, preéminent). -màtat, F.: slap
(with the palm of the hand): dar —,
shake hands. -méto, ADJ.: palmate.
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palménto [?], M.: flour-receiver (of a
mill); wine-presst ; millj: macinare (man-
giare) a due —, eat a great deal; earn
much.
pal-méto [-ma], M.: palm-tree planta-
tion. -mièref, M.: palmer (pilgrim).
-mifero, ADJ.: palmiferous (palm-bear-
ing). -mipede, ADJ.: palmiped (web-
footed). -’mitet, M.: branch (of a palm-
tree). -mizio, M.: palm-branch (for
Palm-Sunday); palm-treet. pél-mo, M.:
palm (of the hands); measure.
palo [L. -lus], M.: stake (stay, pale): sal-
tar di — in frasca, pass from one argu-
ment to another; — di ferro, fire-poker.
palombaro [L. palumbarius], m.: diver.
palémbo [L. palumbes], M. : kind of fish;
wood-pigeont.
pa-léna, -léne, aug. of pala.
palpà-bile, ADJ.: palpable (perceptible,
plain). -bilita, F.: palpability. -bil-
ménte, ADV.: palpably (plainly). -mén-
to, M.: palpation (touching). {|palpa-
re [L.], TR.: feel (touch, handle); flat-
ter}. -tivo, ADJ.: able to feel. pal-
pé-to, ADI.: felt (touched). -tére, M.,
-triee, F.: feeler; flattererj. —~
pal-pébra [L.], F.: eyelid. -pebréle,
ADJ.: palpebral (pertaining to the eyelid).
-pèbroj, M.: eyelid.
palpeg-giaménto, m.: feeling. ||-gia-
re [palpare], TR.: feel (handle, touch re-
peatedly); flattery.
palpévolet, ADI.: palpable (perceptible).
palpi-taménto, M.: palpitation. -tan-
te, ADJ.: palpitating. ||-tare [L.], INTR.:
palpitate (throb). -tazioneélla, dim.
of -tazione. -tazidne, F.: palpitation.
palpi-to, M.: (poet.) palpitation.
pal-tò, ||-’ton [Fr.-etot], M.: paletot (loose
overcoat). -toneino, dim. of -ton.
palté-me}, M.: beggar (mendicant).
-neggiaref, INTR.: beg (ask alms). -ne-
ria}, F.: beggary. -miéref, M.: beggar.
palu-dalej, apJ.: marshy (paludal).
pali-de [L. palus], M.: swamp (marsh).
-dèllo}, dim. of -de. -déso, ADJ.:
swampy (marshy). pald-stre, ADJ.: of
a swamp; swampy.
pal-véio, -vério, M.:
with a shield. -vata, F.: ordnance; tes-
tudo (cover with shields). ||-vése [?], m.:
large square shield; soldier (bearing a
shield).
pam-pana}, F.: vine-foliage. -panéioi,
ADJ.: producing vine-leaves. -panata,
F.: fumigation with vine-leaves. ||pam-
pano [L. -pinus], M.: vine-foliage. -pa-
nésoj, -pantitoj, ADJ.: full of vine-
leaves. -pin4rio, ADJ.: of a vine-branch
(with much foliage and little fruit). -p4-
neo, -piniferoj, ADJ.: bearing vine-
palmento
soldier armed
panello
leaves. -piniforme, ADJ.: pampiniform
(tendril-like). pam-pino, M.: vine-fo.
liage. -pinéso, ADJ.: full of vine-leaves,
pan = pane.
panéeeia}, F.: wine-preservative,
pandeeio, disp. of pane.
pana-eef, ||-eéa [Gr. -keia (pîn, all
dkos, remedy)], F.: panacea (herb).
panaggio}, M.: provision of bread.
panama, panama [Panama], M.: pana
ma (kind of straw-hat).
pan-fire [pane], TR.: roll in crumbs
-Ata, F.: blow (with a loaf of bread);
panadaj. -atéllo, dim. of pane. -fti-
ca, F.: provision of bread. -atteria,
F.: pantry. -attiérat, F.: bread-plate;
shepherd’s wallet. -attiére, M.: bread-
baker. =bollito, M.: pap (soft food).
pan-ca [Ger. bank], F.: BENCH (seat).
-céeeia, disp. of -ca. -caeeièrej, I:
lounger. -céeeio, M.: broad bench.
-caeeiuòlo, M.: sword-grass. -céle},
M.: bench-cover. -eéta, F.: benchful;
row of vines.
paneerònet, aug. of -ciera.
paneétta, dim. of pancia.
pan-chétta, -chettina, dim. of -ca,
-chetta. -chettino, dim. of -chetto.
-chétto, M.: stool. -china, dim. of -ca.
pan-eia [L. -tex], F.: PAUNCH (abdomen).
-eiéra, F.: cuirass. -eina, car. dim. of
-cia. -eiòlle, ADV.: stare in—, bere
clining (be comfortable). -eiéne, aug.
of -cia. -etétto, M.: under-waistcoat.
-eiato, ADJ.: with big paunch.
pan-coneéllo, M.: dim. of -cone; lath.
\l-eéne [aug. of panca], M.: plank; car-
penter’s bench; land (for building). -c6-
so, ADI. : of land (for building).
pan=còtto, M.: pap (soft food).
pan-crea, ||-creas [Gr. (pîn, all, kréas,
flesh)], M.: pancreas (sweetbread). -creé-
tico, pl. —ci, aDJ.: pancreatic.
pandeménio [Gr. pan, all, It. demonio,
demon], M.: pandemonium.
pandere}, TR.: publish (proclaim).
pandétte [L. -decta (Gr. -déktes, ‘all-con-
taining’)], Fr. PL.: pandects (complete di-
gest, esp. of old Rom. laws).
pandora [L. -dora], F.: kind of lute.
pane [L. panis], m.: bread; loaf (cake);
earth (about the roots of a plant): —
perduto, good-for-nothing fellow; esser
come — e cacio, be intimate friends ; man-
giar il — a tradimento, eat one’s bread
in idleness; render — per focaccia, give
tit for tat.
pane-girico, pl. —ci [Gr. -gurikés (pîn,
all, dgoris, assembly)], M.: panegyric (eu
logy). -girista, M.: panegyrist.
panellino, dim. of pane.
panéllof, M.: bonfire.
panereccio
paneréeeio [Gr. pard, near, énuz, nail],
M.: whitlow (inflammation of the finger).
panet-tiére}, M.: baker. ||panét-to,
dim. of pane. -toneino, dim. of -tone.
-téne, M.: kind of confection.
panfano}, M.: galley-ship.
pan-forte, M.: kind of confection. =grat-
tato, M.: broth (made of crumbled bread).
pa-nia [?], F.: birdlime. -nideeio, M.:
leather bag (for lime-twigs).
pani-cfle [-co], M.: dry panicum (grass).
-castrélla, F.: kind of grass.
pa-nieeia [?], F.: paste. -nieeiof,
m.: kneaded flour. -nieeiuòloj, M.:
small loaf.
panicol [Gr. -k6s (Pén, a god)], ADI., M.:
panic.
panico2 [L. -cum], M.: panicum (grass,
millet).
pani-còcola [pane cocere], F.: baker.
-còcolo, ADI. : bread-baking; M.: baker.
panicolaio [-co], M.: place of disorder
(confusion).
pa-nièra, F.: basket. -mierdio, M.:
basket-maker. -nierfta, F.: basketful.
ll-niére [L. -narium (-nis, bread), bread-
basket], M.: basket (pannier). -nierét-
ta, dim. of -niera. -nierétto, dim. of
-niere. -nierina, dim. of -niera. -nie-
rino, dim. of -niere. -nieréna, aug.
of -niera. -nieréne, aug. of -niere.
-nificàrej, TR., INTR.: make bread. -ni-
ficaziéne, F.: bread-making. -nifieio,
M.: bread-making (kneading). -nino,
dim. of -ne.
pa-niéne [aug. of pania], M.: lime-rod
(for catching birds). -mivizza, F., -mitiz-
zo, M.: lime-twig.
panna [? -nno], F.: cream.
pannaiòlo [-no], M.: dry-goods merchant.
pan-nàre [-na], INTR.: form cream. -né-
to, ADJ.: with cream.
pan-neggiaménto, M.: drapery. -neg-
giare [-no], INTR.: drape (in painting).
-neggiato, ADJ.: draped. -nèllo, M.:
bread-cloth ; linen cloth (of medium coarse-
ness); piece of cloth. -métto, M.: small
piece of cloth. -nieèllo, m.: little piece
of cloth; inefficacious remedy. -mieino,
dim. of -no. -micolot, M.: little piece
of cloth; diaphragm. -nièret, M.: dry-
goods merchant. -milino, m.: linen cloth.
-nina, F.: woollen cloth. ||pan-mno [L.
-nus], M.: cloth (stuff); sail-cloth; film,
layer (on spoiled liquids, boiled milk, etc.);
PL.: clothes (garments): non potere star
ne’ -ni, be unable to contain one’s self.
pannòc-chia [L. panucula], F.: ear (of
corn). -ehiétta, -china, dim. of -chia.
-chitito, ADJ.: with ears (of corn).
panno-lano, M.: woollen cloth. =lino,
M.: linen cloth.
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pan-òplia [Gr. pén, all, épla, arms], F.:
panoply. -oràma, PL. —i, M.: panorama.
pan=porcîno, M.: cyclamen plant (sow-
bread). =samto, M.: kind of fried bread.
panta-lonata, F.: buffoonery. ||=16-
ne [Pantalon], M.: (Venetian) buffoon.
-léni, M. PL.: pantaloons.
pan-tandeeio, disp. of -tano.
(?], M.: mud-puddle; mire.
ADJ.: miry (muddy).
pan-teismo [Gr. péntheos (pîn, all, the-
6s, god)], M.: pantheism. -teista, M.:
pantheist. -teistico, pl. —ci, ADJ.: pan-
theistic.
pantelégrafo [Gr. pén, all, téle, afar
off, gréphein, write], M.: pantelegraph.
panteon [Gr. pén-theion, of ‘all-gods’],
M.: pantheon (temple for all gods).
pantéra [L. -thera], F.: panther.
panteràna;, F.: wood-lark.
pantòfola [?], r.: slipper.
pan-tògrafo [Gr. pîn, all, gréphein,
write], M.: pantograph. -tòmetro [Gr.
métron, measure], M.: pantometer.
panto-mima, F.: pantomime. -mimi-
co, ADJ.: pantomimic. ||-=mîno [L. -mi-
mus], M.: pantomime actor.
pantràccolai, F.: story (fable).
pantùfola;, F.: slipper.
pan=înto, M.: bread (toasted and dipped
in oil).
pinza, F.: paunch.
panzà-na [?], F.: tale (story, fable).
-nélla, F.: bread dish (with onion basil).
pan-zerénef, aug. of -ziera. -zerudlat,
dim. of -ziera. -zéttaf, dim. of -cia.
|l-ziéra [-cia], F.: cuirass.
paolino, M.: young peacock.
pao-lo [pope, P. V.], M.: paolo (old
coin, = about 11 cents; Rom. paolo less).
pa-onàzzo, ADJ.: violet. ||-éne [-vone],
M.: peacock.
pé-pa, pl. -pî [Gr. -pds, father], M. : pope.
-pabile, ADI.: able to become pope.
-paecio, disp. of -pa. -pale, ADI.:
papal (of the pope). -palina, F.: kind
of cap. -palino, ADJ.: papal; M.: sol-
dier (of the pope). -passof, M.: priest.
-pato, M.: papacy.
papavero [L. -ver], m.: PoPPY (plant);
good-for-nothing fellow.
pape-ra, F.: goose. -réllo, M.: gos-
ling; ADI.: of a gosling. -rinat, F.:
chickweed. -rino, M.: gosling; ADI. : of
a gosling. |lpape-ro [?], M.: young
goose. -réttof, -réttolo, dim. of -ro.
pa-pésco [-pa], ADJ.: popish. -péssa,
F.: papess. -pétto, M.: silver coin.
papiliéne [L. -lio], M.: papilio (genus
of butterflies).
papil-la [L.], F.: papilla (of the skin).
-lére, -léso, ADJ.: papillary.
papilloso
|l-tano
-tanéso,
parare
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papiro [L. -pyrus], M.: papyrus.
pa-pismo |-pa], M.: popery. -pista,
papiro
para=fòco, M.: fireboard; screen.
para-frasare, TR.: paraphrase (inter.
M.: papist. -pistico, pl. —cî, ADI. : pa-
pistic. -pizzàrej, INTR.: be pope.
pap-pa [L. papa], F.: pap (soft food).
-paeéei, M.: silly fellow; ADI.: silly.
-pacchiénef, M.: glutton.
pappaficoj, M.: hood; main top-gallant
mast.
pappa-gallésco, ADJ.: of a parrot.
-galléssat, F.: parrot. ||-gallo [?], M.:
parrot.
pappa=gòrgia, F.: double chin.
pappa-lardof, M.: hypocrite.
pappardélle [-ppare], F. PL.: ribbon-ver-
micelli (with broth).
pappérdo}, M.: poppy (plant).
pap-pare [L. eat pap], T.: gorge (eat
greedily). -pata, F.: gorging. -pa-
tàei, M.: silent sufferer. -patora,
F., -patére, M., -patriee, F.: glutton.
-patoria, F.: gorging; extortion. -pi-
na, dim. of -pa. -pino, M.: servant (in
a hospital). pép-po, M.: bread. -po-
lata, F.: watery food; senseless talk.
-poléne, M.: glutton; chatterer. -pé-
ne, M.: glutton; ADJ.: greedy.
para}, F.: parrying (defence). para-1
[parare], PREF.: para-, against; for.
para-2 [Gr. pard, near, beside]: -bése
[Gr. -basis, step], F.: parabasis (chief
choral part in Greek comedy). parà-
bola [Gr. -bolé (béllein, put)], F.: parable
(allegory); parabola (curve). -boléno,
M.: great talker (chatterer); ADJ.: talk-
ative. -bòlico, pl. —ci, ADJ.: para-
bolic. -boléide, F., M.: paraboloid (geo-
metric figure). -boléne, M.: great talker.
-bolése, ADJ.: talkative.
parazcadite [parat], M.: parachute.
=eglei, M.: bucking-strap (to prevent
horses from kicking). =camminétto,
=cammino, M.: fireboard. -=carro, M.:
picket (on a road side, etc.). -eénere,
M.: fender (of a fireplace). =e(i)élo, M.:
cover (for a bed, carriage, etc.).
pa-racléto, ||-raclitot [Gr. (pard, be-
side, kletés, summoned)], M.: paraclete
(Holy Spirit).
para=còre, M.: lungs (of animals).
para-disiaco, pl. —ci, ADJ.: paradisaical.
Il=dîso [L. -disus], M.: paradise (garden
of Eden, place of bliss).
parados-sgile, ADI. : paradoxical. -sa-
re}, INTR.: talk in paradoxes. -sista,
M.: speaker (of paradoxes. ||paradés-
so [Gr. pard-doxos (opinion)], M.: para-
dox; ADI. : paradoxical.
para-fango, M.: splasher (of a carriage).
parafér-na [Gr. pard-, pherné, dowry],
F.: paraphernalia (bride’s belongings).
-male, ADJ.: paraphernal.
pret). |parà-frasi [Gr. -phrasis (speak-
ing)], F.: paraphrase (interpretation),
-fraste, M.: paraphrast. -frastica-
ménte, ADV.: paraphrastically. -fré-
stico, pl. —ci, ADJ.: paraphrastic.
para-filmine, m.: lightning-rod. =fé-
mo, M.: smoke-fender.
paraggioj, M.: paragon (match, equal),
para-goge (Gr. (dgein, put)], F.: para
goge (addition).
parago-ndabile, ADJ.: comparable.
-nànza |, F.: comparison. -nfére, TR.:
compare; INTR.: equal (be of same value);
REFL.: be compared. ||para-géne [?],
M.: paragon (comparison; match; model):
oro di —, pure gold; a — di, in com-
‘ parison with.
pa-ragrafàre, TR.: paragraph (form in-
to paragraphs). |l-ragrafo [L. -ra-
graphus], M.: paragraph (division).
paraguantof}, M.: drink-money (tip). »
paralasse}, F.: parallax (displacement).
paraléllot} = parallelo.
para-lipomeni [Gr. -léipein, omit], 4.
PL.: paralipomenon (book of Chronicles).
para-lisi, -lisia [Gr. léein, loosen], F.:
paralysis (palsy). -litico, pl. —ci, ADI.:
paralytic. -lizzdre, TR.: paralyze (pal-
sy); neutralize.
parallasse [Gr. alldssein, change], F.:.
parallax (angle).
parallé-la, F.: parallel (line); ADI:
parallel. -laménte, ADV.: parallely.
-lepipedo, ADJ.: parallelopiped (solid).
-lismo, M.: parallelism. ||parallé-lo
[Gr. -los], aDJ.: parallel (equal). -lo-
grammo, M.: parallelogram (figure).
para=logismo [Gr. logismés, reasoning],
M.: paralogism (kind of reasoning). -logi-
stico, pl.—ci, ADJ.: paralogical. -logiz-
zare, INTR.: paralogize (reason falsely).
para-lame, M.: shade (for the eyes).
=m4no, M.: sleeve cuff. -ménto [-re],
M.: sacerdotal garment; PL.}: rich dress;
caparison. =mésche, M.: fly-flap.
parangòone [ paragone], M.: (typ.) para
gon (size of type).
para=ninfo [Gr. nmphe, bride], M.:
paranymph (bride’s man).
paran-za [?], P.: boat (with one mast).
-zèlla, r.: large fishing boat.
para=dcchi, M. PL.: blinds (for horses).
=pétto, M.: parapet (rampart). |l=piglia
[pigliare], F.: confusion.
parére [L. -rare], TR.: adorn (trim, deck);
prevent (check, stop, PARRY); protect;
offer (hold out); REFL.: robe or fix one’s
self; defend one’s self; present one’s self,
appear, meet: — dinanzi a, appear be-
fore, meet suddenly.
parasanga
parasinga [Gr. -ges], F.: parasang
(Persian measure of length, of nearly four
English miles).
para=sfrtie, F. PL.: chain-wales (of a
ship).
parascéve [Gr. -skeué, preparation], M.:
parasceve (sixth day of the Jewish week).
para-sito [Gr. -s (sitos, food)], M.: para-
site (hanger on, toady); parasitical plant.
para-séle, M.: parasol (umbrella).
paras-sita [Gr. pard-sitos (sitos, food)],
M.: parasite (sponger); parasitical plant.
-siteria, F.: parasitism. -sitico, pl.
—ci, ADJ.: parasitic. -sito, M.: parasite
(sponger); parasitical plant. -siténef,
aug. of -sito.
para-ta [-re], F.: readiness (for defence);
guard (defence); parrying (in fencing);
parade (of soldiers); curvet (of a horse):
di —, for parade, for special occasions ;
sumptuous, solemn; veder la mala —, see
the poor chance; see the danger. para-
tio}, M.: parade; guard. para-to, ADJ.:
adorned (trimmed, decked out); ready (pre-
pared); M.: drapery -tére, M.: trimmer
(ornamenter). -tara, F.: ornament
(trimming). =vènto, m.: draft fender;
screen.
paravolaj, F.: word (term).
para=zònio [Gr. zéne, belt], M.:
sword.
par-caménte, ADV.: sparingly ; discreet-
ly. pér-eere, TR.: spare; pardon (for-
small
give). -chissimo, ADJ.: very (or most)
sparing. -eitàj, F.: parsimony (frugal-
ity). Ilpar-cot [L. -cus], ADI. : sparing
(frugal); discreet.
parco2 [?], M.: park (deer-park; military
park; military equipments).
par-dino}, ADJ.: of the leopard’s skin.
\lpar-do [Gr. -dos], M.: leoPARD.
pére}, ADJ.: alike (equal).
paréechio [ pari], ADJ.; M.: much; PL.:
several (divers); ADV.: much.
pareg-giabile, ADI.: comparable. -gia-
ménto, M.: equalling; comparing. ||-gia-
re [pari], TR.: equal (make equal, level) ;
compare; settle (accounts); INTR.: be-
come equal; REFL.: be compared ; be lev-
elled. -giattrat, F.: levelness (even-
ness. parég-gio, M.: settling (of ac-
counts). di
parègliot, M.: parhelion (mock sun).
paregorico}, M.: paregoric (anodyne).
parélio [Gr. -lios (para, beside, hélios,
sun)], m.: parhelion (mock sun).
parenchima [Gr. -chuma], M.: paren-
chyma (mass of an organ).
paren -tado, -taggio, M.: parentage
(parents, extraction). -tdale}, ADJ.: pa-
rental. -tali, M.: festivity (in celebra-
tion of some illustrious person). -tato,
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M.: parentage. |parèn-te [L. parens],
M.: parent (relative, kindred). -téla,
F.: relationship (consanguinity) ; likeness.
-téscot, ADJ.: parental.
paréntesi [Gr. -thesis], F.: parenthesis
(inserted word or sentence, sign).
paren-tévolej, ADJ.: affectionate. -te-
volménte, ADV. : affectionately (kindly).
-tézzat, F.: parentage.
pa-rénza}, F.: appearance. ||=rére [L.
-rere), IRR.$; INTR.: appear (seem); think
(believe); REFL.: show one’s self; M.:
opinion (judgment); advice: a — mio, in
my opinion.
$ Ind.: Pres. séio, pari, padre; paidmo,
paréte, pdiono. Pret. darvi or parst, parve
or parse; parvero or parsero, Fut. parrd.
Cond. parréz. Subj.: Pres. pdtaz. I’ve
wanting. Part. f4rs0 or arduto.
pare-taio, M.: place for setting bird-
snares. |paré=te [L. paries], F.: wall
(of a room); internal surface. -téllaf,
F.: folding-net. -tèllo, dim. of -te.
parévolet, ADI. : appearing; visible.
pargo-laritàt, F.: infancy. -leg-gia-
re, INTR.: act as a child. -létta, F.,
-létto, M.: child. -lézzat, F.: child-
hood (infancy). |lpargo-lo [L. parvulus],
M.: (poet.) child (infant).
pa-ri [L. -r], ADI.: equal (alike, like);
ADV.: equally; M.: equal; peer (noble-
man): render — a —, return like for
like; al —, del —, equally (evenly).
-rial, F.: peerage.
paria2 [Ind.], M.: pariah (lowest class in
India).
parie-tale, ADJ.: parietal (pertaining to
the skull bones). -taria, F.: parietary
(plants growing on old walls). |lparie=
tej = parete.
parifi-caméntot, M.: equalling (level-
ling). |l-care [pari], TR.: equal (level,
make even).
pari-férmef, ADJ.: of equal form.
parigi-na, F.: (typ.) pearl. ||-no [Pa-
rigi, Paris], ADJ.: of a dandy; M.: dandy
(fop); old French coin.
pari-glia [pari], F.: team (of horses);
retaliation (retribution). -glina, car.
dim. of -glia. -ménte, -ménti, ADV.:
equally (alike); in the same time; in like
manner.
pario [Paros, island in Egean Sea], ADI.:
Parian (marble).
parita [pari], F.: parity (equality).
parla-bile, ADI.: speakable. -déref,
M.: speaker (orator). parld-gioj, M.:
senate-house. -giémey, F.: speaking.
-mentére, ADJ.: parliamentary (per-
taining to parliament); TR.: speak (dis-
cuss); INTR.: parley (treat with); M.:
parliamentarian. -mentério, ADJ.: par-
liamentary. -mentarismo, M.: par
parlamentarismo
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liamentarism. -ménto, M.: parley; par-
liament. -ntina, F.: loquacity (talka-
tiveness). -mtimof, ADJ.: talkative. par-
lé-nzaf, F.: parlance (conversation).
-lante, PART.: speaking. ||parla-re
[l. L. parabolare (cf. parabola)]; INTR.:
speak (converse, discourse, harangue);
TR.: speak (a language); tell; m. : speak-
ing; speech. parla-ta, F.: conversa-
tion; pronouncing. parlà-to, PART.:
spoken. -tére, M.: speaker (orator).
-tério}, M.: parlour (of a convent). -tri-
ee, F.: speaker. -tura, F.: speaking.
parlético, pl. --ci [-ralitico], M.: trem-
bling (of an old or paralytic person) ; ADJ.:
parlamento
partire
parso, PART. of parere.
par-taeetia, F.: disp. of -te; sharp re.
proof. -taeeiéne, aug. of -te. ||par.
te [L. -s], F.: part (portion, share); fac-
tion (party) ; office (duty) ; nature; place;
side: da — a —, through and through;
dalla mia —, for my part; da — di tutti,
in the name of all.
parteei-pabile, ADJ.: sharable. -pàn-
te, PART.: participating. ||=-pare [L.
parti-cipare], INTR.: share in (participate
in); TR.: impart (communicate). -pato,
PART.: participated. -patére, M., -pa-
triee, F.: participator. -paziòne, F.:
participation (sharing). partéei-pe,
paralytic.
par-lévole}, ADJ.: speaking; speakable.
-liére}, M.: chatterer (idle talker). -lot-
tare}, INTR.: chatter (prate).
parma [L.], F.: light, shield.
paro [L. par], M.: PAIR (couple).
parécchi [para occhi], M.: blinders (of a
horse).
pérocoj, M.: rector (parson).
paro-dia (Gr. -dia], F.: parody (bur-
lesque). -didre, TR.: parody.
paroffia}, F.: parish church; parish.
parò-la [parabola], F.: word (term); pa-
role; permission}: dar —, promise; dar
parole, coax (allure); troncar (or rom-
pere) le -le in bocca a uno, interrupt.
-lieeia, disp. of -la. -léio, M.: chat-
terer (talkative person). -létta, -lina,
dim. of -la. -léna, aug. of -la. -léne,
disp. aug. of -la. -lòzzai, F.: coarse
word. -lieecia, -lizzaf, disp. of -la.
paro-s(s)ismo} [Gr. -xusmés], M.: parox-
ysm.
parossitono [Gr. -xi-tonos], ADI.: parox-
ytonic; M.: paroxytone.
paròtide [Gr. -tis], r.: parotid (salivary
gland); ADI. : parotid.
parpagliéne}, M.: kind of a sail.
parri-eida, pl. —di [L. (pater, father,
cedere, kill)], M.: parricide (person). -ei-
dio, M.: parricide (act).
parrocchétto [?], M.: foretop mast.
par-rocchia [Gr. par-ocikia, ‘of same
ADJ.: participant (sharing); M.: partici-
pant (sharer) : far —, impart.
parteg-giaménto, M.: sharing. -giaw
te, PART.: siding with. |l-gtare [parte], |
InTR.: side with (be with one party).
-giato, PART.: sided (taken side with).
parte-gnénza}t, F.: appurtenance (ad-
junct). -méref, INTR.: belong (concern).
partènza [-tire], F.: departure.
partèrre [Fr. par, on, terre, ground],
M.: parterre (arrangement of flower-beds);
(theat.) pit.
partévolej, ADJ.: divisible.
parti- bile, ADJ.: partible (divisible).
-eèlla, F.: particle (atom; uninflected
word). |l|-eina [parte], dim. of parte,
partiei-pàle, ADJ.: participant. -pa-
ménto, M.: participation. -pànte, ADJ.:
participating. |l-pare [L.], INTR.: par-
ticipate (share); TR.: impart. -patére,
M.: participator. -paziémne, F.: partici-
pation (sharing). partiei-pio, M.: par-
ticiple (grammar).
partico-la [L. particula], F.: host (con-
secrated bread); particle (atom). -lare,
ADJ.: particular (especial, unusual); M.:
particularity: in —, particularly. -la-
reggiaménto, M.: particularizing. -la-
reggiare, TR.: particularize (specify in
detail). -lareggiato, PART.: particu-
larized. -larita, F.: particularity (pe-
culiarity, minute detail). -larizzàre,
TR.: particularize (specify in detail). -la-
house’), F.: PARISH; parish church. -roc-
chifgle, ADJ.: parochial (belonging to a
parish). -rocchialità, F.: parochial
rights (or duties). -chialménte, ADV.:
parochially. -rocchifno, M.: parish-
ioner; rector}; ADJ.: parochial. par-
roco, pl. —chi or —ci, M.: rector (of a
parish, parson).
parric-ca [Sp. peluca (L. pilus, hair)],
F.: peruke (wig). -chière, M.: hair-
dresser. -chîino, M.: small peruke. -cé-
ne, M.: aug. of -ca; serious old man.
ach a [L.], F.: parsimony (econo-
my).
rizzazione, F.: particularization. -lar-
ménte, ADV.: particularly (especially).
particul. .} = particol. . È
partigià-na [? related to -n0], F.: parti-
san (kind of halberd). -maménte, ADV.:
like a partisan (party adherent). -nata,
F.: thrust with a partisan. -néllo,
-nétto, dim. of -no. -neria, F.: pat-
tisanship. partigia-no, M.: partisan
(party adherent); ADJ.: partisan. -none,
M.: large halberd. Lo
par-tigiéne}, F.: partition (division).
-timéntoj, M.: division; distribution.
l-tire [L.], IRR.; INTR.: PART (divide,
‘
partita
apportion, share; separate); REFL.: de-
part (goaway). -tita, F.: quantity (of mer-
chandise) ; entry (in a ledger) ; game; de-
parture}; portion}; party}. -titaménte,
ADV, : distinctly (singly). -titamte, ADJ. :
supporter (defender). -titina, car. dim.
of -tita. -titivo, ADJ.: partitive. -tito,
ADJI.: divided (shared); departed; m.:
agreement (contract); deliberation; judg-
ment (decision); means; danger}; chance}:
mettere a —,far il —, discuss; deliberate;
a — preso, deliberately. -titére, M.:
divider; distributor. -tittra, F.: par-
tition (score). -titaizzoj, M.: small means.
-tiziéne, F.: partition (division).
$ Ind.: Pres. partisco, I divide; pdrto, I
depart. l
par-to [L. -tus (parere, bear)], M.: bear-
ing (birth); offspring; production. -to-
riènte, ADI. : parturient (bringing forth);
confined woman. -torire, TR.: bear
(give birth, produce); INTR.: be delivered.
-torito, ADJ.: born (brought forth).
-toritriee, F.: woman confined.
pa-ritaj, F.: appearance. |l-rato [-re-
re], PART.: appeared (seemed). -rvénte,
ADJ.: apparent (visible). -rvénza, F.:
appearance.
par-vificdre}, TR.; make small (lessen).
-vificaziénej, F.: lessening. -vificoj,
ADJ.: niggardly (stingy). -vipènderej,
TR., INTR.: undervalue. -vità,F.: small-
ness (Eng.} parvity). Ilp&r-=vo [L. -vus],
ADJ.: small (little). par-volo, M.: (poet.)
child (infant).
parzia-le [L. partialis], ADI.: partial.
-leggiàret, INTR.: show partiality. -li-
ta,F.: partiality. -Iménte, ADV.: par-
tially (unjustly).
par-zionadbile}, -ndle, ADI.: partial
(unjust). -zonièret, ADI.: participant
(sharing).
pa-scénte, ADJ.: feeding. ||pa-scere
[L.], mRR.; TR.: feed (nourish, maintain);
INTR.: graze; REFL.: feed one’s self.
pa-scià [Turk. pasha], M.: pasha (Turkish
governor). -scialdto, M.: pasha-ship.
pa-scibiètola {, M.:
-sciménto, M.: grazing. -sciéna, F.:
rich pasture ; land of abundance. |l-seta-
to, PART. of -scere; fed (nourished) ;
grazed. pà-scof, M.: (poet.) pasture.
-scolaménto, M.: pasture; grazing.
-scolàre, TR., INTR.: feed (nourish) ;
pasture. -scolàto, PART.: pastured. pa-
scolo, M.: pasture.
pasmof}, M.: spasm.
paés-qua [Heb. pascha], F.: Easter: dar
la mala —t, afflict. -quale, ADJ.: pas-
chal (of Easter). -quaret, INTR.: ob-
serve Easter. -queréeeio, ADJ.: of
Easter. -quinàta, F, -quilloj,m.: pas-
simpleton (ninny).
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quinade (satirical writing). -quino, M.:
pasquin (mutilated statue at Rome).
pas-sabile [-sare], ADI.: passable (bear-
able). -sabilménte, ADV.: passably.
-saggiére}, M.: passenger. -sfiggio,
M.: passage (transit); way; passage-
money; crossing: esser di —, be a pas:
senger. -samadno, M.: ribbon (or lace)
fortrimming. -samanteria, F.: ribbon-
factory. -saméntoj,M.: passage. -sàn-
te, ADJ.: passing; M.: leather-band.
-sa=pòrto, M.: passport. |l-sfire [-s0],
INTR.: pass (go through, proceed, trav-
erse); lose (freshness); transmit; assign;
end; transgress; TR.: pass (surpass);
spend (time): — bene, succeed; REFL.:
be contented with: — di, do without.
-sàta, F.: passage; ridge (between fur-
rows); omission: far —, consider a thing
ended (finished). -satélla, dim. of -sata.
-sa-témpo, M.: pastime (diversion). -sa-
tina, car. dim. of -sata. -s&to, ADI.:
passed (ended); M.: past. -satéia, F.:
kind of rug (to protect the carpet be-
neath). -satéio, M.: stepping-stone (cross-
ing); ADJ.: easy to cross. -satéra, F.,-sa-
tore, M.: passer; passenger; transgres-
sor. -savia, M.: passage-way (bridge).
-savogare}, INTR.: row amain. -savo-
lante, M.: small cannon; adventurer.
-seggiare, TR.: walk (promenade) ; in-
habit (live in). -seggiàta, F.: walk
(promenade); promenade (place): fare una
—, take a walk. -seggiatina, disp.
dim. of -seggiata. -seggiato, PART.:
walked. -seggiatore,M.: walker (prome-
nader). -seggére, -seggéro, -seggiò-
re, -seggièro, ADJ.: passing (fleeting);
M.: passenger; toll-gatherer}. -séggio,
M.: promenade (place); walking. ~~
passe-ra, F.: sparrow (bird). -réio,M.:
chirping (of sparrows). passe-ref, M.:
sparrow. -rina, car. dim. of-ra. -rino,
car. dim. of -ro. ||passe-ro [L. -r], M.:
sparrow. -ròtto, M.: dim. of -ro: fare
un —, act strangely.
passétto [dim. of passo], M.: yard (meas-
passionista
ure).
passibi-le [L. -lis (passus, endured)],
ADJ.: passible (susceptible of suffering).
-lita, F.: passibility. -Iménte, ADV.:
passibly.
passimata}, F.: hard cake.
passino, M.: car. dim. of -so; width of
the cloth (with loom-width as standard).
pas-sio [L. (pati, suffer)], M.: passion (ac-
count of the passion of Christ). -siond-
le, M.: Passional (title of a book). -sio-
nàrej, TR.: torture (vex). -siondto,
ADJ.: tortured; passionate (vehement).
-siéne, F.: suffering (of Christ); passion
(ardent feeling, affection). -sionista,
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M.: Passionist (one of a religious order). | theatre). Il=stréno([?], m.: kind of
-sivaménte, ADV.: passively (unresist-| cloak.
ingly). -sività, F.: passivity (passive-| pastrieeifno [?], M.: parsnip; stupid
ness); loss (detriment). -sivo [L. -sivus],| fellow.
pas-tame [-ta],M.: paste (for soup).
pasti-ra [L.], F.: pasturage; pasture,
-ralef, ADJ.: pastoral ; M.: crosier (staff),
-ràre, TR; INTR.: pasture (feed). -ré-
vole }, ADJ.: pasturable. pasti-roj,
M.: pasturage ; pasture.
patéc-ca [?], F.: coin (of little value);
stain. -china, F.: Ligurian coin. -eé-
na, aug. of -ca. -céne, M.: aug. of
-ca; palisade; sluggish person.
pataffict, M.: epitaph.
ADJ.: passive (inactive). pas-so1, ADJ.:
withered (faded).
passo2 [L. passus], M.: PACE (step); walk
(promenade); passage: a un —, near by;
— —,a —a-—, little by little; uccello
di —, bird of passage.
pas-sonAta, F.: kind of palisade (fence).
ll-séner [L. paxillus], M.: large pale
(stake).
passéne 2, aug. of passo.
passtrof, ADJ.: about to suffer.
pas-ta [L.], F.: paste (dough); confection
(sweets): di — grossa, coarse-natured.
-tàeeia,, disp. of -ta. -taeeios, M.:
stupid fellow. -tadéllaf, F.: fine paste.
-tdia, F., -tàio, M.: seller of paste (for
soup). -teggiabile, ADI.: vino —, table
wine. -teggiare, TR.: drink (wine);
feast; entertaint. -tellétto, car. dim.
of -tello. -tellièrej, M.: pastry-cook.
-tellino, car. dim. of -tello. -tellista,
M.: worker in pastel. -tèllo, M.: pastel
(coloured crayon); blue colouring matter.
-ticca, F.: pastil (lozenge). -tieeèra,
F., -tieeére, M.: pastry-cook. -tieee-
ria, F.: pastry shop (bakery). -tieeié-
re, M.: pastry cook. -tieeindio, M.:
maker (and seller) of tarts. -tieeino,
M.: tart. -tieeio, M.: pie; bad work;
medley. -tieeiéna, F., -tieeiéne, M.:
meddler (confuser). -tieeiòtto, dim. of
-ticcio. -ticcof, M., -tiglia, F., -tillo,
M.: pastel (lozenge).
pastinaca [L.], F.: parsnip; kind of fish.
pa-stingrej, TR.: hoe (dig). -stinaziò-
ne, F.: hoeing (digging). -stinoj,M.:
ploughed ground.
pasto [L. -tus (pascere, feed)], M.: meal
(rePast, food); eating; lungs (of animals):
a tutto —, continually.
pastòc-chia [pasta], F.: foolish story
(tale). -ehidtat, F.: nonsense.
pastoforio{, M.: archives (of a church).
pastéia [-to], r.: pastern (for PASTuring
horses) ; tether (rope).
pastone, M.: aug. of -ta; mass of dough.
pasté-ra, F.: shepherdess. -rdle, ADI.:
pastoral; M.: crosier (staff); F.: pastoral
(poem). -ralménte, ADV.: pastorally.
-rirej, TR.: pasture. |pasté-re [L.
pastor], M.: shepherd (herdsman); bishop.
-réeeto, ADI. : (disp.) pastoral. -rélla,
F.: car. dim. of -ra; pastoral song. -rél-
lo, car. dim. of -re. -rizia, F.: pastoral
occupation. -rizio, ADJ.: pastoral.
pas-tosità, F.: softness; mellowness.
ll-t6so [-ta], ADJ.: soft; mellow.
pa-stranàio, M.: cloak checker (at a
patano [L. -tere, be open], ADI.: large;
clear and round.
patassio [Gr. -tdssein, strike], M.: con-
fusion (uproar).
patata [N. Am.], F.: potato (vegetable),
patélla}, r.: knee-pan.
patéma [(ir. pdthema),M.: grief (affliction).
paténa [L., PAN], F.: paten (chalice cover),
paten-tito, ADJ.: patented. [lpaten-
te [L. -s (patere, be open)], apJ.: clear
(manifest); M.: letter-patent. -temén-
te, ADV.: clearly (plainly). -tino, dim,
of -tente.
patera [L.], F.: patera (vessel).
pateracchio [?], M.: agreement (con-
tract); matrimony.
pateréeeio = panereccio.
paterino [?], M.: heretic; ADI.: heretical.
pater-nale, F.: severe reproof; ADI.}:
paternal (fatherly). -maménte, ADV.:
paternally. -nità, F.: paternity (father-
hood). |lpatér-no [L. -nus], ADI.: pa-
ternal (fatherly); hereditary. -nòster,
-nòstro, M.: pater-noster (Lord’s prayer).
pateti-caménte, ADV.: pathetically.
patéti-co, pl. —ci [L. patheticus], ADI.:
pathetic (affecting, moving); M.: pathetic.
-cime, M.: (disp.) pathetic things.
pa-tibolare, ADJ.: patibulary (pertain-
ing to the gallows). ||-tibolo [L. -tibu-
lum (-tere, be open)], M.: fork-shaped yoke;
M.: instrument of death-punishment, gen'ly
(gibbet, gallows, cross ; orig’ly fork-shaped
instrument to which the culprit was nailed
or tied before going to his death); tor-
ment; place of execution.
paticoft, ADJ.: hepatic (pertaining to the
liver).
patiménto [-tire], M.: suffering (pain).
pati-na [L., PAN], F.: patina (colour or
incrustation); ointment (for skins). -ma-
re, TR.: curry (skins). -néto, ADJ.:
curried. -natére, M.: currier. ‘na-
tara, F.: currying.
pati-re [L. pati], INTR.: suffer (endure,
support): — di, need (want); be afflicted
with. -tére, M.: sufferer.
patologia
pato-logia [Gr. pathos, suffering, légos,
discourse], F.: pathology. -lògico, pl.
—ci, ADJ.: pathologic. -lélogo, M.: pa-
thologist.
pa-tret [L. -ter], M.: father. pà-tria,
F.: fatherland (native land). -tridr-
ca, M.: patriarch. -taiarcale, ADJ.:
patriarchal. -triarcalménte, ADV.:
in a patriarchal manner. -triarcato,
M., -triarchia, F.: patriarchate (dig-
nity, residence of a patriarch). -trieet,
M.: patrician. -trieid.. = parricid. .
-trieio, ADJ., M.: patrician. -trigno,
M.: stepfather. -trignomof, M.: my
stepfather. -trimoniale, ADJ.: patri-
monial. -trimoniétto, -trimonino,
dim. of -trimonio. -trimònio, M.: patri-
mony (inheritance). -trimoniéne, aug.
of -trimonio. -trino, M.: godfather;
second (in a duel). pé-trio, ADJ.: native
(of the fatherland); paternal. -triòtta,
M.: patriot. -triòttico, pl. —ci, ADI.:
patriotic. -triottismo, M.: patriotism.
-triòtto, M.: patriot. -tristica, F.: pa-
tristices. -triziàto, M.: patriciate (pa-
trician class). -trizio, M., -trizia, F.:
patrician (noble); ADJ.: patrician. -triz-
zare, INTR.: resemble one’s father. -tro-
eininte, ADJ.: defending. -troeina-
re, TR.: defend (sustain); plead. -tro-
einato, ADJ.: protected. -troeinaté-
re, M., -troeinatriee, F.: defender
(advocate); patron. -troeinio, M.: pro-
tection (defence, patronage). -tròna,
F.: protectress; patroness. -tronale,
ADJ.: of a patron. -tronato, M.: pat-
ronate (right or duty of a patron). -tro-
néssa, F.: patroness. -tronimico,
ADJ.: patronymic; M.: patronymic (de-
rived name). -tròno, M.: patron (saint,
benefactor).
pat-ta [-to], F.: tie (in a game); epact
(of the moon)f. -taret, INTR.: equalize
(make even). -teggiaménto, M.: agree-
ment (compact). ‘-teggisre, TR., INTR.:
agree (contract, stipulate); bargain. -teg-
gidto, ADJ.: agreed upon. -teggiato-
re, M.: contractor; bargainer.
pat-tinare, INTR.: skate. -tinatére, M.,
-tinatriee, F.: skater. -tinatara,
F.: skating. pdt-tino, ||-timo [Fr. pa-
tin (patte, paw)], M.: skate.
patto [L. pactum], M.: pact (agreement;
compact): di bel —{, agreed; con — che,
on condition that.
patto-na [?], F.:
chestnut flour).
polenta.
pattovire}, TR., INTR.: agree (stipu-
late).
patti-glia [Fr. patrouille], F.: PATROL
guard). -gliare, INTR.: patrol.
polenta (made with
-néio, M.: seller of
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pat-tuire [-to], TR., INTR.: agree (con-
tract, stipulate). -tuîto, ADJ.: con-
tracted.
pattame [?], M.: sweepings (refuse, dirt);
coarse straw.
patullàre [?], REFL.: amuse one’s self
idly (trifle).
patulof, ADJ.: open; ample (large).
pa-tirne, ||-tarnie [L. pati, suffer], F.
PL.: sadness (depression).
pau-ra [L. pavor], F.: fear (terror,
fright): aver —, be afraid; far —, terrify.
-rétta, dim. of -ra. -révole}, ADJ.:
fearful (terrifying). .-rieeia, F.: slight
fear. -rosaménte, ADV.: fearfully (tim-
ae -réso, ADJ.: fearful (timid); fright-
pauesa [L.], F.: pause (rest); slowness.
-sére, INTR.: pause (stop, wait).
pa-ve [L. -vet], DEFECT.; INTR.: (poet.)
he fears. -vefattoj, ADI.: frightened.
-ventare, TR.: fear; INTR.: be afraid
pazzerone
of. -ventaAtof, ADJ.: afraid. -venté-
volej, ADI.: frightful (terrible). -vén-
tof, M.: fear (fright, dread). -vento-
saméntef, ADV.: fearfully: -ventésof,
ADJ.: frightful (dreadful).
pa-vesare, TR.: deck (trim); decorate a
ship (with pennants). |l-vése [= palvese],
M.: large shield.
pavi-daménte, ADV.: fearfully (tim-
idly). |lpawi-do [L. -dus], apJ.: fearful
(timid); frightful.
pavi-mentare, TR.: pave (floor). -men-
taziéne, F.: paving. |l-ménto [L.
-mentum], M.: pavement (floor).
pavé-na, F.: peahen; vain woman. -naz-
zétto, M.: kind of marble. -nézzo, M.:
violet (colour). -neèlla, F.: lapwing
(bird). -neèllo, -neino, dim. of -ne.
|lpavé-ne [L. pavo], M.: peacock. -neg-
giare, INTR., REFL.: strut (act as a pea-
cock): — di, boast of. -méssa, F.: pea-
hen.
pa-zientàre, INTR.: be patient. ||-zién-
te [L. -tiens (patior, endure)], ADJ.: pa-
tient (enduring, constant); M.: patient.
-zienteménte, ADV.: patiently. -zién-
za, -ziènziaj, F.: patience (endurance);
friar’s scapular.
paz-zacchiéne, aug. of -z0. -zAeeio,
disp. of -z0. -zaménte, ADV.: foolishly
(madly). -zaréllo, dim. of -zo. -zeg-
gidre, INTR.: act the fool (be foolish).
-zerélla, -zerèllo, car. dim. of -zo.
-zerélli, M. PL.: inmates of an insane
asylum. -zerellàta, F.: foolish actions.
-zerellino, dim. of -zerello. -zerellé-
ne, disp. aug. of -zerello. -zeréscot,
ADJ.: mad (foolish). -zeria, F.: ward
for the insane (in a hospital). -zerie-
cio], ADJ.: slightly foolish. -zerénet,
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M.: madman. -zescaménte,
madly (foolishly). -zéseo, ADJ.: mad
(foolish): alla —, madly (wildly). -zia,
F.: madness (foolishness, strangeness).
-ziàret, INTR.: act the fool (be foolish).
-zieeio], ADJ.: slightly foolish. -ziòla,
-ziuòla, dim. of -zia. |[paz-zo [7],
ADJ.: mad (insane, foolish); strange
(extravagant): esser — di, be very fond
of; M.: insane person.
pé’ for per i, for the.
pe-fn(a), ||-fne, pl. -ana, -ani [Gr.
paidn], M.: pean (song of triumph); paeon
(Greek foot).
péc-ca, F.: fault (defect). -cébile,
ADJ.: peccable (liable to sin). -cabili-
tà, F.: peccability. -cadiglioj, dim.
of -cato. -caminòso, ADJ.: sinful (bad).
|l-c&re [L.], INTR.: sin (transgress). -ca-
tfeeio, disp. of -cato. -cito, M.: sin
(crime, error). -catére, M., -catriee,
F.: sinner. -cattiecio, -catazzo, dim.
of -cato.
péccherof, M.: large goblet.
péc-chia [L. apicula (dim. of apis)], F.:
bee. -chidrej, INTR.: drink (suck like a
bee). -chibnet, aug. of -chia.
pèòe-eiaj, F.: paunch. -eiatat, F.: blow
in the stomach.
pé-ee [L. pix], F.: PITCH: — greca, resin.
-eétta, F.: cerate. -eiéso, ADJ.: smeared
with pitch.
péco-ra [L.], F.: sheep (ewe). -rdeeia,
disp. of -ra. -raggine, F.: stupidity.
-réia, F.: shepherdess. -rféio, M.: shep-
herd. -ràme, M.: flock of sheep (said of
foolish people). -réro, M.: shepherd.
-réeeio, M.: maze; confusion. -rélla,
pazzescamente
ADV.:
F.: dim.of-ra; PL.: foam (of waves); white:
clouds. -rescaménte, ADV.: sheepishly.
-résco, ADJ.: sheepish. -rétta, dim. of
-ra. -rile, M.: sheepfold; apJ.: of a
sheep; stupid. -rina, car. dim. of -ra.
-rino, ADJ.: of a sheep; M.: sheep-or-
dure; lamb. péco-ro, M.: ram (wether).
-réne, M.: aug. of -ro; blockhead.
peciglio;, M.: flock; earnings.
peculato [L. -tus], M.: peculation (em-
bezzlement).
peculià - re [L. -ris], ADJ.: peculiar
(special). -rità, F.: peculiarity. -rmén-
te, ADV.: peculiarly.
pecilio [L. -lium], M.:
erty ; flockf.
pecu-nia [L. -s, cattle], F.: money. -mid-
le}, ADJ.: pecuniary. -niariaménte,
ADV.: pecuniarily. -midrio, ADJ.: pecu-
niary (relating to money). -niésot, ADJ.:
moneyed (wealthy).
pedag-gio [l. L. pedaticum (pedes, FOOT-
traveller)], M.: toll. -ièrej, M.: toll-
collector.
earnings; prop-
pegli
peda-gna [L. -nea (pes, Foot)], F.: foot.
board (of a boat). -gnélo, M.: trunk (of
a young tree); ADJ.: of the trunk.
pedago-gheria, F.: pedantry. -ghés.
sa, F.: pedant. -gia, F.; pedagogy,
pedagò-gico, pl. —ci, ADI.: pedagog-
ical. -gista, M.: writer on (or teacher
of) pedagogy. -gizzére, INTR.: discourse
on pedagogy. lpedagò-go [Gr. paid.
agogés ‘child-leading”], M. : pedagogue (in-
structor).
pedagra { = podagra.
peda-le [L. -lis (pes, FOOT)], M.: trunk
(of a tree); pedal; stirrup (of a shoe),
-leggidre, INTR.: use the pedals (of an
instrument). -liéra, F.: pedals (of an
instrument). pedd-na, F.: footboard
(of a carriage); rug; lining. pedd-nof,
M.: tree-trunk ; pedal; stirrup (of a shoe).
pedan-taceio, disp. of -te. -tdggine,
F.: pedantry. ||[pedan-te [Gr. paidedein
(pais, boy) instruct], M.: pedagogue (in-
structor); pedant. -teggidre, INTR.:
pedantize (act the pedant).' -téllo, dim.
of -te. -teria, F.: pedantry. -tesca-
ménte, ADV.: pedantically. -tésco,
ADJ.: pedantic. -timo, ADJ.: pedantic;
M.: pedant. -tismo, M.: pedantism (ped-
antry). -téna, -téne, aug. of -te. -tie-
eio, -taculo, dim. of -te.
peed. . [L. pes, FOOT]: -data, F.: foot-
print (trace); footstep (sound); kick.
-déstre, ADJ.: pedestrian ; vulgar (low).
-destreménte, ADV.: on foot. -die-
eiudlot, M.: pedicel (flewer-stalk), -di-
colare, -diculare [L. -cularius (-culus,
louse)], F.: lice-bane; ADJ.: pedicular
(lousy). -dignéne [?], m.: chilblain (on
the foot). -diltivio, M.: foot-bath. -di-
na, F.: pawn (at chess). -dinàre, TR.:
follow (spy). -dino, dim. of piede. -dis-
sequo, ADJ.: following (on foot). -'dot,
M.: staff (of a shepherd). -déma, ADJ.:
foot-; F.}: pawn (at chess): strada —,
footpath; alla —, on foot. -dondg-
gio}, M., -donfgliat, F.: infantry (foot-
soldiers). -déne [piede], M.: foot-sol-
dier; tree-trunkj. -dòt(t)oj, M., -dét-
taf, F.: pilot (guide). -dieeio, M.: leg
(of sheep, etc.); harefoot; console (brack-
et). -diale, m.: foot (of a stocking).
pég-gio [L. pejor], ADJ.: worse; M.:
worst: al — andare, at the worst. -gio-
raménto, M.: growing worse. -gio-
rare, TR.: make worse; INTR.: grow
worse. -giorativaménte, ADV.: m4
worse Way. -giorativo, ADJ.: making
worse; growing worse; M.: growing
worse. -giorato, ADJ.: grown worse.
-giére, ADJ.: worse; M.: worst. -gtor
méntet, ADV.: in a worse way.
pégli [per gli], for the.
pegno
pé-gno [L. pignus], M.: pledge (security,
token); pawn: dar la fede in —, pledge
one’s word; metter —, wager (bet). -gno-
rare}, INTR.: seize (a pawn),
pégolat, F.: pitch.
pél [per il], for the, by the.
pela-cane [pelare, cane], M.: currier
(tanner). =gatti, M.: swindler (sharper).
pela-ghétto, dim. of -go. ||lpéla-go
[L. -gus], M.: sea (ocean); confusion.
pela-grilli [pelare, grillo], M.: miser;
ADI. : avaricious (miserly). -mantéllit,
M.: knave (rascal).
pe-lame [-lo], M.: hair; same kind (na-
ture). -laméntof, M.: pulling of the
hair; plucking feathers. -lanibbif,
-lapièdij, M.: exacter. -lapòlli, M.:
plucker (of chickens); worthless fellow.
-lare, TR.: strip the hair; pluck (of
feathers); strip; skin; REFL.: despair.
-lata, F.: plucking; skinning. -lati-
na, F.: dim. of -lata; loss of hairy.
-léto, ADJ.: plucked; picked; stripped.
-latéio}, M.: flaying-place ; flaying-knife.
-latara, F.: plucking (feathers); strip-
ping; skinning. -lino, car. dim. of -lo.
pelldeeia, disp. of pelle.
pella-gra [pelle, Gr. dgra], F.: pellagra
(skin disease). -gréso, ADJ.: afflicted
with pellagra. -grosdrio, M.: hospital.
pel-laio, m.: seller of lamb-skins. -la-
me, M.: skins (hides). [lpélelez [L.
-lis], F.: skin (hide); life, safety: lasciar
(scampare) la —, lose (save) one’s life;
(in) — (in) —, superficially, lightly; per
la —, to the core, through and through.
pélle 2 [per le], for the.
pellegri-na, F.: pilgrim; cloak, cape.
-naggio, M.: pilgrimage. -mare, INTR.:
go on a pilgrimage. -nazidnef, F.:
pilgrimage. -nità, F.: rarity (choice
thing). Ilpellegri-no [L. peregrinus
(per, through, ager, country)], M.: pilgrim
(wanderer); ADJ.: foreign (Eng.j pere-
grine); rare (exquisite).
pellicano [L. pelicanus], M.:
(water-fowl).
pele-li. . [L. -lis, skin]: -lieeeria, F.:
fur store. -lieeia, F.: pelisse (fur-coat);
pelt; turf. -lieetdio, -lieeiaiudlof,
M.: furrier (fur-dealer). -lieeiéret, TR.:
fur (line, trim, etc., with fur). -lieeté-
re}, M.: furrier. -lieeiéne, aug. of -lic-
cia. -lieèlla, F.: pellicle (film). -li-
eèlloj, M.: finger-worm. -lieeot, ADI.:
of leather (hide); of fur. -lieiàttola,
disp. dim. of -le. -lieina, car. dim. of
-le. -lieînoj, M.: ear (of a sack); bot-
tom (of a net). -licola, F.: dim. of -le;
pellicle. -lolina, car. dim. of -le.
pellveido [L. -dus], ADI.: pellucid (trans-
lucent, clear).
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pé-lo [L. pilus], m.: hair; kind (nature,
rank): andare a —, be acceptable ; vedere
il — nell uovo, be very sharp-sighted ;
a —}, exactly; a — d’acqua, on the same
level. -lolino, dim. of -lo. -losèlla,
F.: mouse-ear (plant). -losina, F.: first
sleep (of silk-worms). -losita, F.: hairi-
ness. -léso, ADJ.: hairy.
pél-ta [L.], F.: pelta (small shield). -tà-
sta, M.: soldier (armed with a pelta). -tà-
to, ADJ.: armed with a pelta; soldier.
pel-trato}, ADJ.: tinned over. ||pél-tro
[OFr. -tre], M.: PEWTER.
pe-lùria, F.: down; soft hair. ||-lazzo,
M.: dim. of -lo; panno di —, Florence
plush.
pèlvi [L. -s], F.: pelvis.
pé-na [L. pena], F.: punishment; PAIN
(suffering); grief (affliction): a —, hard-
ly (scarcely). -néeet, ADJ.: torturing ;
grieving. -néle, ADJ.: penal; F.: punish-
ment. -nalista, M.: criminalist. -na-
lita, r.: penalty (punishment). -nal-
ménte, ADV.: penally. -nfre, INTR.:
suffer (endure); take pains (labour); de-
lay; TR.{: pain (torture). -narélla,
dim. of -na.
pendti [L. -tes], Mm. PL.: Penates (house-
hold gods); ADJ.: of the house.
pen-colare, INTR.: hang loosely; be in-
secure; be uncertain. -dagliat, F.,
-daglio, M.: belt; pendant (ear-ring).
-dénte, ADJ.: pendent (hanging); in-
clining ; depending}; M.: pendant (ear-
ring): in —, in suspense. -dentemén-
te}, ADV.: pendently (in a hanging way).
-dénza, F.: Eng.} pendence (slope); un-
decided affair. |pèn-dere [L.], INTR.:
hang (be suspended); slope (lean, incline);
penetrativo
be undecided; TR.: hang; incline. -dé-
vole}, ADJ.: hanging; inclining. -diee,
F.: slope (declivity); outskirts. -dio,
M.: slope (steepness). pén-dola, F.:
clock. pén-dolo, ADJ. : pendulous (hang-
ing); M.: pendulum. -dolénet, ADV.:
pendently. -déne, M.: part of a curtain.
-dito, PART.: hung (suspended); in-
clined.
péne [L. -nis], M. : penis.
penèio [river Peneus], ADI.: (poet.) fron-
da peneia, laurel.
pénero [penna], M.:
woof).
pene-trabile, ADJ.: penetrable. -tra-
bilità, F.: penetrability. -tragiéne,
F.: penetration. -tréle, ADJ.}: penetra-
tive; M.: (sing., pl.) innermost part (of
a house). -traménto, M.: penetration.
-trinte, PART.: penetrating. -tranzaf,
F.: penetration. ||-trare [L.], TR. : pene-
trate (enter into, pierce). -trativa, F.:
penetrativeness. -trativo, ADJ.: pene-
fringe edge (of a
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trative (piercing, discerning). -tratére,
M.: penetrator. -traziéme, F.: pene-
tration (discernment). -trévolet, ADJ.:
penetrative. -trevolméntet, ADV.:
penetratingly.
peniso-la [L. pen-insula, ‘almost island’],
F.: peninsula. -létta, dim. of -la.
penitén-te [L. penitens], ADI. : penitent
(repentant). penitén-za, penitén-
zia, F.: penitence (contrition); penance.
-zidle, ADJ.: penitential. -zidref, TR.,
INTR.: impose penance. -ziario, ADJ.:
penitential; M.: penitentiary (house of
penetratore
correction). -ziére, M.: penitentiary
(confessor). -zieria, F.: penitentiary’s
court. -ziteeiay, F.: slight penance.
pén-na [L.], F.: feather (plume); pen;
writer; summit: a — e a calamaio, pre-
cisely; dar di —, sign; cancel; lasciar
nella —, omit; temperare una —, make
a pen. -nacchiéra, F.: helmet plumes.
-nacchiétto, -nacchiettino, dim. of
-nacchio. -naechio, M.: crest (tuft of
feathers). -nacchiòlo, dim. of -nac-
chio. -n&eeia, disp. of -na. -néio,
M.: feather dealer. -naiòlo, M.: pen-
case; seller of pensj. -mata, F.: pen-
ful (of ink); pen-stroke; blow with a
pen. -néto, ADJ.: feathered; M.: prun-
ing-knife. -necchino, dim. of -necchio.
-nécchio, M.: distaff-ful. -nellare,
INTR.: paint. -nellàta, -nellatàraj,
F.: brush-stroke. -nelleggiére, INTR.:
paint. -nellétto, -nellettino, dim.
of -nello. -nèllo, M.: pencil; paint-
brush : fatto a —, very well made. -nel-
léne, aug. of -nello. -nétta, dim. of
-na. -nettina, dim. of -na. -nino,
M.: pen-point; aigrette. -molina, dim.
of penna. -noneéllo, M.: crest (tuft
of feathers). -méne, M.: pennon (flag,
ensign). -moniére, M.: standard-bearer.
-néso}, ADJ.: feathery. -niito, ADJ.:
feathered (covered with feathers); M. PL.:
birds.
penémbra [L. pene, almost, umbra,
shadow], F.: penumbra (partial shadow).
pe-nosaménte, ADV.: painfully (with
difficulty). ||-méso [-na], ADJ.: painful
(distressing).
pen-sabile, ADI: capable of being
thought. -sagiénef, F., -saménto, M.:
thinking; thought. -samte, ADJ.: think-
ing (pensive); M.: pensive person. ||-s4-
re [L. (intens. of pendere, weigh)], INTR. :
think (judge, reflect, imagine); believe; in-
tend; M.: thinking. -satay, F.: thought.
-sataménte, ADV.: on purpose. -séto,
PART. : thought; M.}: thought. -satéiot,
M.: food for thought: mettere nel —,
cause suspicion. -satére, M., -satriee,
F.: thinker. -sévolej, ADJ.: considered.
peone
-sieraeeio, disp. of -siero. -sieratof,
ADJ.: pensive (thoughtful). -siére, y,:
thought; thinking; mind; care (atten.
tion). -sierétto, dim. of-siero. -sieri-
no, car. dim. of -siero. -siéro, ¥.:
thinking; thought; mind; care (atten.
tion): essere sopra —, be preoccupied,
-sieréne, aug. of -siero. -sieréso,
ADJ.: thoughtful (pensive). -siertieeto,
-sieruzzo, dim. of -siero.
pénsile [L. -lis], ADJ.: pensile (hanging),
pensio-nare, TR.: pension. -nérioj,
M.: pensioner (boarder). -néto, PART:
pensioned; M.: pensionary. -neèlla, dim,
of -ne. ||pemsié-ne [L. pensio, pay-
ment], F.: pension (stipend); French
boarding-house. :
pen-sivot, «séso [-sare], ADI.: pensive
(thoughtful).
pentacolo [L. pendere, hang], M.: amulet
(talisman). i
penta- [Gr. pénte, five]: -còrdo [Gr. -chor-
dos (chérde, chord)], M.: pentachord (mu-
sical instrument). -édro [Gr. hédra,
base], M.: pentahedron (solid figure). pen-
ta-gono [Gr. génos, angle], M.: penta-
gon (plane figure). pentà-metro (Gr.
métron, measure],M.: pentameter. -pen-
ta-poli [Gr. pélis, city], F.: pentapolis.
-sillabo, ADJ.: pentasyllabic. -téuco
[Gr. teiichos, book], M.: Pentateuch.
pentecòste [L., 50th], r.: Pentecost (fes-
tival).
pen-téret, INTR.: repent (be contrite),
-tigionej, F., -timénto, M.: repent-
ance. ||=tire [L. penitere (pena, punish-
ment)], REFL. (mi pento, etc.): rePENT (be
sorry). -tito, ADJ.: repentant (sorry).
pénto-la [?], F.: earthen pot; mortar
(piece of ordnance). -léeeia, disp. of
-la. -ldia, F., -laio, -laro, M.: potter.
-lata, F.: blow with a pot; potful.
-létta, -lina, dim. of -la. -lino, dim.
of -lo. pénto-lo, M.: small earthen
pot. -léna, aug. of -la. -léne, aug. of
-la or -lo.
pentito, ADJ.: repentant (sorry).
pénula [L. penula], r.: kind of cloak
(for rainy weather).
pe-nultimaménte, ADV.: penultimate
ly. |l-maltimo [L. pen-ultimus), ADI.
penultimate.
peni-ria [L.], F.: penury (want, pover-
ty). -rifret, INTR.: want (be in need).
-riésot, ADJ.: penurious (needy).
pen-ziglifre, -zolére, INTR.: dangle
(hang loosely). ||pém-zolo [L. -silis],
M.: bunch of grapes; ADJ.}: hanging.
-zoléne}, -zoléni, apv.: in a dangling
(hanging) way.
3 [L. peon], M.: peon (Greek ‘me
tre).
peonia
peònia [L. peonia], F.: peony (plant).
peònico, pl. —ci [-ne], ADI.: pzonic.
peòta [?], F.: kind of gondola.
pe-paiòla, F.: pepper-box. -pàto, ADI.:
spiced: pan -pato, gingerbread. ||pé-pe
[L. piper], M.: pepper: come di —}, ex-
actly, precisely. -perino, M.: peperine
(volcanic rock). -peroneino, dim. of
-perone. -peréne, M.: Cayenne pepper.
-pino, car. dim. of -pe.
pèplo [L. peplum], M.:
(mantle).
pèploi, M.: purslain (plant).
pepolino [pepe], M.: thyme,
pepsina [Gr. pépsis, digestion], F.: pep-
sin.
pér [L], PREP.: FOR; by; through; as; in;
from: — addietro, heretofore ; — ? ap-
punto, precisely ; — /’ innanzi, heretofore ;
— modo che, so that; — modo di parlare,
so to speak; — tutto, everywhere; —
parte di, in the name of.
péra1 [L. pira], F.: pear (fruit).
péraj 2, F.: pocket; wallet.
perealle [Fr. -cale], M.: percale (cloth).
pereénto [per cento], M.: percentage.
per-eepire [L. -cipere], TR., INTR.: PER-
CEIVE (discern). -eepito, PART.: per-
ceived. -eettibile, ADI.: perceptible
(discernible). -eettibilita, F.: percep-
tibility. -eettivo, ADJ.: perceptive
(perceiving). -eétto, PART.: perceived.
-eezidne, F.: perception.
perchè -é [per che], ADV., CONJ.: why
(for what reason)? why; because; so
that: dire il —, tell*the reason.
pèrchioj, M.: padlock.
pereiò [per cid], ADV.: therefore; for
this reason: — che, in order that; since.
pereiperey, TR.. perceive (discern).
per-cérrere [L. -currere], IRR. (cf. cor-
rere); TR., INTR.: run through (over).
-eérsi, PRET. of -correre. -c6rso, PART.:
passed over quickly.
per-céssa, F.: blow (thrust). -cossié-
ne, F.: percussion (striking). -còssi,
PRET. of -cuotere. -còsso, PART.: struck.
-cossira}, F.: striking. -coténte,
PART.: striking. |l-eétere [L. -cutere],
IRR.$; TR.: strike (beat, hit against, PER-
cuss); wound. -cotiménto, M.: strik-
ing (percussion). -cotitére, M., -coti-
triee, F.: striker. -cotituray, F.:
striking, blow. -cuòt.. = -cot.. -cus-
sare} = -cotere. -cussiéne, F.: per-
cussion (striking); stroke. -cussivo,
ADJ.: percussive (striking against). -cus-
sore, M.: striker. -cuziènte, ADJ.:
striking,
$ Pres. (z)ò accented, x unaccented. Pret.
dercòs-si, -se 5 -sero. Part. fercòsso.
per-dénte, PART.: losing. -dénzaf, F.:
woman’s cloak
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loss; ruin. || pér-dere [L.], IRR.$; TR.:
lose (be deprived of, waste, forfeit): —
di vista, lose sight of. -dézzaf, F.: loss
(destruction).
§ Ind.: Pret. per-déi or -dètti or porsi, etc.
Part.: perduto or perso.
perdice}, F.: partridge.
perdi=fiato [perdere], ADV. : a —, breath-
lessly. -giénet, F.: perdition (ruin).
-giérno, M.: lazy fellow. -ménto, M.:
losing; loss; waste. pérdi-ta, F.: loss
(injury); waste. -témpo, M.: wasted
time. -tére, M.,-triee, F.: loser. -zid-
nef, F.: perdition (ruin).
perdo-nabile, ADJ.: pardonable.
méntoj, M.: pardon. |-nére [per
donare], TR.: pardon (forgive, excuse);
spare. -nàto, PART.: forgiven. -natére,
M.: forgiver. perdé-no, M.: pardon
(forgiveness).
per-détto, PART.: conducted. ||-dieere
[L.], IRR.; TR.: conduct (lead).
perduelliéne [L. -duellio], F.: perduel-
lion (treason).
perdu-rabile}, ADI.: lasting (Eng.t
perdurable). -rabilitay}, r.: duration.
-rabilménte}, ADV.: very durably.
ll-rare [per, d..], INTR.: endure (last,
continue long). -révole, ADJ.: durable
(lasting).
per-dirrej, IRR. (cf. addurre); TR.: con-
duct (lead). -dussit, PRET. of -durre (or
perfezionare
-ducere).
per-dutaménte, ADV.: desperately
(madly). ||-dvto [-dere], ADI.: lost
(destroyed, wasted).
pere-grinare, INTR.: peregrinate (travel
about). -grinaziéne, F.: peregrination
(travelling). |l-grino [L. -grinus (cf.
pellegrino)], ADJ.: foreign (Eng.f pere-
grine); rare (exquisite).
perèn-ne [L. -nis (per, through, annus,
year)], ADJ.: perennial (enduring). -ne-
ménte, ADV.: perennially (continually),
-nita, F.: perennity (perpetuity).
peren-toriaménte, ADV.: peremptorily
(positively). |l-tòrio [L. per-emptorius],
ADI. : peremptory (decisive).
perequazione [L. equatio], F.: equality
(parity).
peréto [-ro], M.: pear-tree orchard.
per-fettaménte, ADv.: perfectly (com-
pletely, totally). -fettibile, ADJ.: per-
fectible. -fettibilita, F.: perfectibility.
-fettivo, ADJ.: perfective (perfecting) ;
complete. |l-fétto [L. -fectus], ADI. : per-
fect (faultless, complete); perfected}; M.{:
perfection. -fezionabile, ADI.: capable
of being perfected. -fezionaménto,
M.: perfecting (completing); improvement.
-fezionare, TR.: perfect (complete, con-
summate); improve; REFL.: perfect one’s
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self. -fezionativo, ADJ.: adapted to
perfect. -fezionatére, M., -feziona-
triee, F.: perfecter. -fezione, F.:
perfection (completeness). -fieeret,TR.:
perfect (complete). -fieièntet, ADI.:
perfecting.
perfi- daménte, ADV.: perfidiously
(treacherously). -dézza, perfi-dia, F.:
perfidy (treachery, faithlessness). -diàre,
INTR.: be obstinate. -diosaménte, ADV.:
perfidiously ; obstinately. -diéso, ADJ.:
perfidious (faithless); obstinate (stubborn).
||pérfi-do[L. -dus], ADI.: perfidious (faith-
less, treacherous).
perfigurare}, TR.: imagine (think).
perfine [per fine], ADv.: alla —, finally.
perfo-rabile, ADI. : that may be perfo-
rated. -raménto, M.: perforation (pierc-
ing); hole. -ramte, PART.: perforating.
ll-rare [L.], TR.: perforate (bore through,
Pierce). -rata, F.: St. John’s wort (herb).
-ratére, M., -ratriee, F.: perforator.
-raziéne, F.: perforation (piercing).
perfrequentàreij, TR.: frequent often.
perfuntoriaménteij, ADV.: perfunc-
torily (negligently).
perfusiénej, F.: perfusion (sprinkling).
pergaména [L.], F.: PARCHMENT (vel-
lum) ; lantern.
pérgamo [L. -mum], M.: pulpit.
pergiuràre}, TR., INTR.: perjure (for-
swear).
pérgo-la [L. pergula], F.: vine-trellis
(bower): esser —, stand up like a post.
-lato, M.: large trellis (bower). -lése,
F.: large winter-grapes (kept on the vine-
trellis); aDJ.: of winter-grapes. -létot,
M.: large vine-trellis. pèrgo-loj, M.:
stage; box (in a theatre).
pèrij, M. PL.: peers; paladins.
peri- [Gr., about]: -cardio [Gr. kardia,
heart], M.: pericardium. -cardite, F.:
pericarditis. -cérpio (Gr. karpés, fruit],
M.: pericarp.
periclitàrej, INTR.: be in danger; run
the risk.
perico-laménto, M.: danger (peril, risk).
-lante, PART.: risking; running. -lare,
INTR.: be in danger; run the risk; TR.:
ruin (overthrow). -latorej, M.: attor-
ney. |perico-lo [L. periculum], M.:
PERIL (danger, risk). -losaménte, ADV.:
dangerously (perilously). -léso, ADI.:
dangerous (perilous, hazardous).
peri- [Gr., about]: -eranio (Gr. kranion,
skull], M.: pericranium. -èlio [Gr. hélios,
sun],M.: perihelion. -feria [Gr. phérein,
bear], F.: periphery (circumference of a
circle, etc.). -fèrico, pl. —ci, ADI.:
peripheric. -frasaére, TR.: periphrase.
peri-frasi (Gr. -phrasis (phrézein,
speak)], F.: periphrase (circuit of words).
perlustrare
-frastico, pl. —ci, ADJ.: periphrastie,
-géo [Gr. gé, earth], M.: perigee,
perigli. . (poet.) = pericol. . &
peri- [Gr., about]: -metria, F: perim-
etry. -métrico, pl. —cî, ADI.: peri.
metric. |lperi-metro [Gr. métron, meas-
ure], M.: perimeter (circumference). -néo,
[Gr. -'neos], M.: perineum.
perio-daeeio, disp. of -do. -dare,
INTR.: write (or speak) in periods. -deg-
giare, INTR.: write (or speak) affectedly
in periods. -détto, car. dim. of -do. -di-
caménte, ADV.: periodically. -dieita,
F.: periodicity. periò-dico, pl. —ti,
ADJ.: periodical. -dimo, car. dim. of
-do. ‘perio-do [L. -dus], M.: period
(time, conclusion); sentence. -déne, aug,
of -do.
peri- [Gr., about]: -ésteo, -òstio (Gr,
ostéon, bone], M.: periosteum. -ostite,
F.: periostitis. -pateticaménte, ADV.:
peripatetically. -patetieismo, M.: peri-
pateticism. -tètico, pl. —ci [Gr. pa-
tein, walk], ADJ., M.: peripatetic. -pezia
(Gr. pittein, fall], F.: sudden change (of
fortune). péri-plo [Gr. plein, sail], u.:
circumnavigation (periplus). -pneumo-
nia [Gr. pnetimon, lung], F.: peripneu-
mony (inflammation of the lungs).
perire [L.], INTR.: perish (die, decay);
languish ; TR.: kill; ruin.
peri- [Gr., about]: -spérma [Gr. spérma,
seed], M.: perisperm (of a seed). -stalti-
co [Gr. stéllein, place], ADI.: peristaltic,
-stilio [Gr. stlos, column], M.: peristyle.
peritaménte [-to], ADv.: skilfully (ex-
pertfully).
peri-tanza, F.: timidity (bashfulness).
ll-tare [? L. pigritari, be sluggish], REFL.:
be timid (bashful).
peritot [L. -tus], ADI.: skilful (expert,
dexterous); M.: appraiser.
perito2 [-rire], ADJ.: perished (dead, de-
cayed).
perito-néo [Gr. -naios (perf, around, tef-
nein, stretch)], M.: peritoneum (abdominal
membrane). -nîte, F.: peritonitis.
peritéso [-tare], ADJ.: timid (bashful).
peritaro [perire], ADI.: perishing (short-
lived, frail).
per-ifirioj, M.: perjury (false oath).
-iuroy{, M.: perjurer (forswearer).
perizia [L. -ritia], F.: skill (dexterity;
adroitness, art); M.: valuation.
perizòma [Gr.], F.: cincture of modesty.
pér-la [?], F.: pearl. -ld&eeo, ADI
pearly (perlacious). -lagiéme, F.: splen-
dour of the pearl. -l&to, Aps.: pearl
(pearl-coloured). -Iétta, -lina, dim. of
-la. -lismaltàtot, ADJ.: set (covered)
with pearls. 5
perlustrà-re [L.], TR.: scour (examine
perlustratore
traverse). -tére, M.: scourer. -ziéne,
F.: perlustration (examining),
permé-le [per male], apv.: peevishly.
-losita, F.: peevishness (captiousness).
-léso, ADJ.: touchy.
perma-nénte, ADJ.: permanent (durable,
continuing). -nenteménte, ADV.: per-
manently. -nènza, F.: permanence (dura-
tion, fixedness); stay. ||-méret [L.], IRR.,
(cf. rimanere); INTR.: be permanent (last-
ing, continuous). -névole, -nsivof,
ADJ.: permanent (lasting, fixed). permà-
si, PRET., perma-sto, PART. of -nere.
permef-bile [L. -bilis], ADJ.: permeable
(penetrable). -bilità, r.: permeability.
-ziéne, F.: permeation.
per-messiéne}, F.: permission (consent).
-messivo}, ADJ.: permissive. -mésso,
PART.: permitted (granted); m.: permis-
sion. -mettémte, PART.: permitting
(allowing). |l-méttere [L. -mittere],
IRR. (cf. mettere); TR.: permit (allow,
consent to).
permis-chifire} [per mischiare], TR.:
mix (mingle, confuse). -chiataménte,
ADV.: in a mixed (confused) manner.
-chiataméntoj, M.: mixture (medley);
scuffle (disturbance). -chiàto, ADI.:
mixed.
permis-sibile [permettere], ADJ.: per-
missible (allowable). -siéne, F.: permis-
sion (leave). -sivaménte, ADV.: per-
missively (by allowance). -sivo, ADJ.:
permissive (allowing).
permistiéne}, F.: permistion (mixing).
permoviméntof, M.: agitation (feeling).
pérmu-ta, F.: permutation (exchange).
-tabile, ADJ.: permutable (exchangeable).
-taménto, M., -tinzaj, F.: permuta-
tion (exchange, barter). ||-tare [L.], TR.:
exchange (trade, barter; permute). -ta-
taméntet, ADV.: by way of exchange.
-tativo}, ADJ.: exchanging (bartering).
«tazione, F.: permutation.
pernétto, dim. of -no.
perniee [L. perdiz], F.: PARTRIDGE.
pernieié-sa, F.: kind of fever. -sa-
ménte, ADV.: perniciously (destructively).
-sità, F.: perniciousness. ||pernieié-
so [L. -sus (necare, kill)], ADJ.: pernicious
(destructive, hurtful).
pernieidttot, dim. of -nice.
pernicéne}, x.: kind of plum-tree (or
the fruit).
pèr-nio, pér-no [Sp. -nio], M.:
(hinge); support (prop, basis); bolt.
pernot-taménto, M.: pernoctation (pass-
ing the whole night). ||=tare [L. pern. .],
INTR.: sit up all night; pass the night.
pernizzo], M.: small pivot.
péro [L. pirum], M.: pear-tree.
però [L. per hoc], apv.:; for that (on that
pivot
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account); therefore; notwithstanding : —
—, but. =cchè -é, CONI.: because (since,
for).
perondino [?], M.: dandy (fop).
perora-re [L.], TR.: plead (defend; dis-
course); INTR.: perorate (harangue). -zié-
ne, F.: peroration.
peròssido [per ossido], M.: peroxide.
perpendico-lare, ADJ.: perpendicular
(vertical). -larita, F.: perpendicular-
ity. -larménte, ADV.: perpendicularly.
Ilperpendico-lo [L. per-pendiculumi,
M.: plumb-line (plummet, perpendicle):
@ —, perpendicularly.
perpetra-re [L.], TR.: perpetrate (do,
commit). -tére, M.: perpetrator. -zié-
ne, F.: perpetration.
perpe-tuagiéne}, F.: perpetuation (con-
tinuance). -tudlef, ADJ.: perpetual (con-
stant). -tualità}, F.: perpetuity (con-
tinued existence). -tualménte, -tua-
ménte, ADV.: perpetually. -tudnzaf,
F.: perpetuity. -tuare, TR.: perpetuate ;
REFL.: become perpetual. -tuatére, M.,
-tuatriee, F.: one who perpetuates.
-tuazibne, F.: perpetuation. -tuità, F.:
perpetuity (continued existence). ||per-
pé-tuo [L. -tuus], aDJ.: perpetual (ever-
lasting).
per-plessita, F.: perplexity (anxiety).
ll-plésso [L. -plexus (plectere, twist)],
ADJ.: perplexed (bewildered).
perquisi-re [L. per-quirere], TR.: search
diligently (pry). -tivot, ADJ.: searching
(prying). perquisi-to, PART. of -re.
-tére, M.: searcher (Eng.} perquisitor).
-ziéne, F.: perquisition (search, inquiry).
perrocchéttot, M.: fore-topmast.
perrtcca [Sp. peluca], F.: peruke (wig).
perseru-tabile, ADI.: scrutable. |l=tà-
re [L. -tari], TR.: scrutinize (search
closely).
pèrsaj, F.: marjoram.
pérsea [L.], r.: persea (genus of plants).
perse-cutére, M., -cutriee, F.: perse-
cutor. -cuzioneèlla, dim. of -cuzione.
-cuziéne, F.: persecution (molestation).
ll-guire [L. -qui], TR. (Pres. -guo): per-
secute (harass, torment); pursue (con-
tinue). -guitaméntof, M.: persecu-
tion. -gQuitàre, TR.: persecute (harass);
pursue. -guitato, PART.: persecuted.
-guitaziéne}, F.: persecution (molesta-
tion). -guito, PART.: persecuted. -gui-
téreij, M.: persecutor.
perseve-rante, ADJ.: persevering (stead-
perseverazione
fast). -ranteménte, ADV.: persever-
ingly. -rdmza, F.: perseverance (per-
sistance). |l-rare [L.], INTR.: persevere
(persist, continue). -rataméntef, ADV.:
perseveringly. -raziémef, F.: persever-
ance,
952 persevrare
persevràret, INTR.: persevere (persist).
persiana [Persia], F.: Venetian blind.
pérsi-ca [L.], F.: PEACH (fruit). -cétai,
F.: conserve of peaches. pérsi-co, pl.
-ci, ADJ.: Persian: il pomo —, peach-tree.
persino [per sino], apv.: until (as far
as).
persis-ténza, F.: persistence (persever-
ance). -tènte, ADJ.: persistent (firm).
[lpersis-tere [L.], INTR. (part.-tito): per-
sist (persevere). -tito, PART.: persisted.
pérso! [-dere], PART.: lost (wasted, de-
stroyed).
pèrsoj 2, M.: reddish-black colour.
per=sòlvereij, IRR.; TR.: fulfil a duty.
-solatot, PART. of -lvere.
persé-na [L., mask, part], F.: person
(man, form, body, life): in — d’alcuno,
in a person’s place. -ndeeia, disp. of
-na. -naggio, M.: personage: far un
—, play a part. -male, aDJ.: personal;
M.: personal form. -nalità, F.: per-
sonality. -nalménte, ADV.: person-
ally (individually). -meina, car. dim. of
-na. -neino, dim. of -na. -nificàre,
TR.: personify. -nificéto, PART.: per-
sonified. -nificaziéme, F.. personifica-
tion.
perspettiva, F.: perspective.
perspi-céee [L. -cax], ADJ.: perspica-
cious (keen). -caeeménte, ADV.: with
perspicacity. -cfieia, -caeitat, F.:
perspicacity.
per-spicuita, F.: perspicuity (clearness).
ll-spicuo [L. -spicuus], ADJ.: perspicuous
(clear).
perspiraziénef, F.: perspiration.
persua-dénte, ADJ.: persuasive. ||-dé-
re [L.], IRR.$; TR.: persuade (convince,
satisfy); REFL.: persuade one’s self. -dé-
vole, -dibile, ADJ.: persuadable. -si-
bile, ADJ.: persuasible. -siéne, F.:
persuasion (persuading); conviction. per-
sua-si, PRET. of -dere. -siva, F.: per-
suasiveness. -sivaménte, ADV.: per-
suasively. -sivo, ADJ.: persuasive. per-
sua-so, PART.: persuaded. -sére, M.:
persuader. -sòrio, ADJ.: persuasory (per-
suasive).
§ Pret. persud-st, -se; -sero. Part. per-
sudso.
per-tanto, ADV.: however; therefore:
non —, nevertheless.
per=tenérej, IRR.; INTR.: pertain (be-
long). -ténnij, PRET. of -fenere. -te-
nito, PART.: pertained.
pèrti-ca [L.], F.: pole (long stick); kind
of measure. -céret, TR.: beat down with
a pole. -cata, F.: blow with a pole.
-catére, M.: land-surveyor. -chétta,
car. dim, of -ca, -e6na, -eéne, aug. of
“ca.
pesatura
perti-néee [L. -nax], ADI. : pertinacious
(stubborn, inflexible). -maeeménte,
ADV.: pertinaciously. -néeia, F.: per-
tinacity (obstinacy).
pertinènza [L. -nentia], F.: appurte-
nance.
pertratta-re [L. per-tractare], mr:
TREAT of (at length). -ziéne, F.: treat.
ing (discoursing) at length; prolongation
(delay)f.
per-tugiére, TR.: pierce (bore, pertuse),
l|-tagio [L. -tusum (tundere, strike)],
M.: hole (aperture, Eng.} pertusion).
perturba-ménto, M.: perturbation (com-
motion). |perturbà-re [per turbare,
TR.: perturb (disturb, agitate). -tamén-
te, ADV.: in a perturbed manner. per-
turbé-to, PART.: perturbed (disturbed).
-tére, M., -triee, F.: perturber (dis-
turber). -ziéne, F.: perturbation (dis-
turbance).
per-tusfirej, TR.: pertuse (pierce, bore).
-taso, M.: hole (aperture).
perugginef, F.: wild pear-tree.
perugino [Perugia], M.: kind of vine
(and grape).
perve-niénte, ADJ.: coming to. -ni-
méntot, M.: attaining (reaching). ||-ni-
re [L.], IRR. (cf. venire); INTR.: come to
(attain, reach). pervé-nni, PRET. of
-nire. -nito, PART. : attained (reached).
perver-saménte, ADV.: perversely. -sf-
rej, INTR.: rage (storm); TR.: scold
(abuse). -siénet,F.: perversion (deprav-
ity). -sità, F.: perversity (wickedness,
stubbornness). pervér-so, ADJ.: per-
verse (wicked, stubborn). -timénto, M.:
perversion (wickedness). ||-tire [L. -tere],
TR. (pres. -to or -tiseo): pervert (corrupt,
distort); REFL.: become perverted. -ti-
tére, M., -titriee, F.: perverter (cor-
rupter, distorter).
pervi-caée¢e [L. -cax (-neere, conquer com-
pletely)], ADJ.: obstinate (Eng.} pervica-
cious). -cdeia, F.: obstinacy (stubborn-
ness, Eng.} pervicacity).
pervinca [L.], r.: periwinkle (plant).
pèrviot, ADI. : pervious (penetrable).
pé-sat, F.: weight (load). -sfibile, ADI.:
weighable. -sa-léttere, M.: letter
weigher. =liquòri, M.: hydrometer.
-saménto, M.: weighing. -sa-méndij,
M.: boaster (vaunter). -samte, ADJ.:
heavy; wearisome; important. -sante-
ménte, ADV.: heavily; seriously. --sam-
tézza, -sdnzat, F.: weight (heaviness);
sorrow (trouble)f. ||-sare [L. pensare],
INTR.: weigh (be heavy); TR.: weigh;
ponder (consider). -séta, F.: weighing.
-sataménte, ADV.: considerately (dis-
creetly). -satére, M., -satriee, F.:
weigher. -satara, F.: weighing.
pesca
pèsca1 [persica], F.: PEACH (fruit) ; black
and blue.
pé-sca2, F.: fishing: andare alla —, go
fishing. -scadére}, M.: fisherman. -sca-
gione, F.: fishing. -sedia, F.: fish-
bank; bank (embankment in a river).
-scaiòlo, M.: ditch. -sedre, TR.: fish;
search (hunt for); understand: — a fon-
do, examine thoroughly. -searéeeio,
ADJ.: fishing ; fishy. -scàta, F.: fishing;
catch (of fish). -seatéllo, dim. of -ce.
-scatore, M.: fisherman (angler). -sca-
tòrio, ADJ.: piscatory. -scatriee, F.:
fisherwoman. |lpé-sce [L. piscis], M.:
fish: — nuovot, simpleton; — d’ aprile,
April fool. -sce=cdne, M.: shark;
dogfish. -duòdva i, F., -duévot, M.:
omelet. -scétto, dim. of -sce. -sche-
réeeio, ADJ.: of a fisherman; fishing.
-scheria, F.: fish-market. -schièra;,
F.: fish-pond (reservoir). -scideeio,
disp. dim. of -sce. -sciuòla, F.: fish-pot.
-sciaiòlo, M.: fish-seller. -sciaréllo,
-sciatéllo, dim. of -sce. -scinaj,F.:
fish-pond. -scicoltara, F.: piscicul-
ture. pé-scio, M.: fish. -sciolino,
dim. of -sce. -sciéme, aug. of -sce.
-sciésof, ADI. : fishy (full of fish). -sciòt-
to, aug. of -sce. -sci-véndolo, m.: fish-
monger. -sciudlof, dim. of -sce.
pèsco! [-ca I], M.: peach-tree.
pescéso [-ce], ADI. : fishy (full of fish).
pe-sézza, F.: weightiness (heaviness). -si-
no, dim. of -so. ||pé=so [L. pensum (pen-
dere, weigh)],M.: weight (heaviness, load);
anxiety; importance, charge: — lordo,
gross weight; far buon —, give good
weight; a —, by weight. pé-solof,
-sol6nej, ADV.: in a hanging manner
(dangling).
pessi-maménte, ADV.: very wickedly
(miserably). -mismo, M.: pessimism.
-missimo, ADJ.: very (or most) wicked.
-mista, ADJ.: pessimistic; M.: pessi-
mist. -mitàj, F.: wickedness (great
evil). IIpèssi-mo [L. -mus], ADJ.: worst;
most wicked (sinful).
pessina [pepsina], F.: pepsin.
pés-ta, F.: path; track; trail (trace, foot-
step); pounding}; crowd}. -ta=colri,
M.: paint-mill. -taménto, M.: pound-
ing (stamping, bruising). -ta=pépe,
M.: pepper-grinder; dunce (blockhead)f.
|-tare [L.], TR.: pound (PESTLE, pulver-
ize, bruise); trample. -tata, F.: pound-
ing (bruising); beating. -tato, PART.:
pounded (pulverized, bruised); trampled
upon. -tatéiot, M.: pestle. -tatére,
M.: pounder. -tatara, F.: pounding;
thing pounded.
péste [L. -tis], F.:
lence).
PEST (plague, pesti-
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pe-stellino, dim. of -stello. ||=stèllo [L.
pistillus], M.: PESTLE.
pesti-fero [L. -ferus (pestis, ‘pest, ferre,
bring)], ADJ.: pestiferous (harmful, infec-
tious). -lènte, ADJ.: pestilent (noxious,
dangerous). -lénza, -lénziaf, F.: pes-
tilence (plague). -lenzidle, -lenziòso,
ADJ.: pestilential (contagious, hurtful).
pe-stio, M.: pounding; stamping (tram-
pling). |Ipé=sto [-stare], PART.: pounded
(bruised); trampled upon. -sténe, M.:
large pestle.
petacchinai, r.: kind of slipper.
petaeciuòlaj, F.: plantain.
pétalo (Gr. -lon], M.: petal (leaf).
pe-tardiére, M.: petardeer. ||-tardo
[-to], M.: petard.
péta-so [L. -sus], M.: broad-brimmed hat.
-séttot, dim. of -so.
petéc-chia [L. pestis, pest], F.: purple
spots (on the skin in fever). -chidle,
ADJ.: petechial (with livid spots).
pe-tènte [L. -fere, seek], ADJ.: petition-
ing (seeking, asking). -titéret, M.: pe-
titioner. -titòrio, ADJ.: petitory (peti-
tioning). -tiziòne, F.: petition (re-
quest, entreaty).
péto [L. peditum], M. : fart.
petoneîfno [fr. Ar.], M.: egg-plant.
pe-traia [pietra], F.: mass of stones.
-trélla}, -trieeiuòlaj, dim. of pietra.
-triére, -triéro, M.: swivel-gun (small
cannon). -trificàrej, TR.: petrify. -tri-
ficaziéne}{,F.: petrifaction. -trificof,
ADJ.: petrific (changing to stone). -tri-
gno j, ADJ.: stony. -trina, F.: small
stone. -trinot, ADJ.: stony (hard). -tro-
liéro, M.: user of petroleum (incendiary).
-trélio [olio, oil], M.: petroleum (rock-
oil, kerosene).
petroneiano [ petonciano], M.: pumpkin.
petrénef, aug. of pietra.
petro - sellinoj, -sèllo;,
-sillof, M.: parsley.
pe-tréso [pietroso], ADJ.: (poet.) stony
(hard). -trueeidlat, dim. of pietra.
petta=bòtta, =bbòtta, F.: breastplate
(cuirass). Il='ta [petto], F.: blow upon
the breast.
pettégo-la [?], F.: gossip. -léta, F.:
gossip (chattering). -leggiàret, INTR.:
gossip. -lézzo, M.: gossip (tattling).
pettégo-lo, m.: gossip (silly man); ADI.:
gossiping. -lume, M.: gossip (tattling).
pettiéra}, F.: breast-strap (of a horse).
petti-gnéne [L. pecten], M.: pubes (pu-
bic region). -nagnolo}, -néio, M.:
comb-maker (or seller). -nére, TR.!
comb (hair); card (wool); scratch; re-
prove (correct). -mata, F.: combing.
-natéra, F., -natére, M., -natriee,
F.: comber; carder (of wool). -natiira,
pettinatura
-sémolof,
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r.: combing; carding. Ilpètti-ne [L.
pecten, comb, card], M.: comb; card; kind
of shellfish. -mélla, -nîna, F.: comb
(for the hair). -mièra, F.: comb-case.
pettirésso [petto rosso], M.: robin red-
breast.
pètto [L. pectus], M.: breast; thorax
(heart, bosom); breast-strap: @ -—, in
comparison; avere a —, have at heart;
stare a —, face (cope with). -=bidn-
co, M.: partridge (with white breast).
pettò-eeio, aug. of petto. -rdle, ADI.:
pectoral (pertaining to the breast); breast-
strap (of a horse). -ralméntet, ADV.:
pectorally. -reggiare}, TR.: strike
against breast of. ‘-rina, F.: part of
nursing - stays. -rutaménte, ADV.:
haughtily (arrogantly). -rito, ADJ.: high-
breasted (haughty).
petu-lante [L. -lans], apJ.: petulant
(peevish, arrogant). -lanteménte, ADV.:
petulantly. -lanza, -lamziaf, F.: petu-
lance (peevishness).
peueédano [Gr. peukédanon], M.: hog-
fennel (plant).
pévera [?], F.: large wooden funnel.
poveràda;, F.: broth (soup).
péveref}, M.: pepper.
peverinoj, dim. of -ra.
péveroj, M.: ragout (stew).
pòzaj, F.: net (for quails, fish, etc.).
pezièntet, M.: beggar.
pezidlo [L. -tiolus], M.: PETIOLE (leaf-
stalk).
péz-za F.: piece (strip, stripe, bit); silver
coin: uomo di —, man of distinction;
buona — fa, a good while ago; a questa
—f, a little while ago. -zdeeia, disp.
of -za. -z&eeio, disp. of -zo. -zala-
na, F.: infant’s napkin (diaper). -za-
me, M.: rubbish. -zdto, ADJ.: spotted
(speckled). -zatdra, F.. spottedness.
-zéndo}, ADV.: andar —, go begging.
-zénte, M.: beggar; ADJ.: begging.
-zétta, F.: Spanish coin; small piece.
-zettina, dim. of -zetta. -zettino,
dim. of -zetto. -zétto, -zino, dim. of
20. |\péz-zo [l. L. petium], M.: PIECE
(bit, morsel): un — fa, some time ago;
esser d’un —, be of one piece; be sincere.
-zdla, F.: large handkerchief. -zolata,
F.: handkerchief-ful. -ziieeio, disp. dim.
of -zo. -zuòla, F.: large handkerchief ;
small piece. -zuòloj, dim of -zo.
piaceian-téo [? piacentare], ADI.: dull
(slow, stupid); M.: stupid fellow.
piacei-chiceio [spiaccicare], M.: wet,
slippery place. -eéme, ADJ.: slow (dull).
-c6so, ADJ.: slimy; sticky. -còtto, M.:
something badly done. '
pia-eentàret, TR.: flatter (wheedle).
-eénte, PART.: pleasing (gratifying).
piallatore
-eenteméntef, ADV. : pleasantly (agree.
ably). -eenteria, F.: flattery (whee.
dling). -eent(é)érof, M.: flatterer. -eàn.
za}, F.: pleasantness; grace (charme),
Il-eére [L. placere], IRR.$; INTR.: please
(delight); REFL.: be pleased with; m:
pleasure (delight, favour, will): mi piace,
I like it. -eerétto, dim. of -cere. -ee-
rino, car. of -cere. -eeréne, aug. of
«cere. -eerdso}, ADJ.: courteous (ready wo
please). -eertieeio, -eertizzot, disp,
dim. of -cere. -eevoldeeio, aug. (and
disp.) of -cevole. -eevoldre}, nm:
joke (jest). -eévole, ADI: pleasing
(agreeable, merry, jocose). -eevoleg-
giare, INTR.: joke (be merry); be pleas-
ing; TR.}: flatter (blandish). -eevolét-
to}, dim. of -cevole. -eevolézza, F.:
pleasantness (affability, liveliness). -ee-
volino, dim. of -cevole. -eevolménte,
ADV.: pleasingly (courteously, merrily).
-eevoléne, aug. of -cevole. -eiménto,
M.: pleasing ; pleasure (satisfaction, will),
-eiato, PART.: pleased (delighted, con-
tented).
§Ind.: Pres. pidccio, pidci, pidce; piac-
cidmo, piactte, piacciono. Pret. pikc-qui,
«que ; -quero. Subj.: Pres. pidccia.
pifcolo [L. -culum], M.: piacle (crime).
pifcqui, PRET. of -cere.
pià-ga [L. plaga (plangere, strike)], F.:
PLAY (open sore); calamity. -gàre, TR.:
make a sore in (wound); INTR.: ulcerate.
piagére}, INTR.: please (delight).
piag-gellàre, TR.: flatter over and over
again; INTR.: idle away one’s time. -gel-
léna, F., -gelléne, M.: idler (trifler).
-gerélla, car. dim. of -gia. -geria,
F.: blandishing. -gétta, dim. of -gia.
llpidg-gia [L. plaga, region], F.: declivity
(slope, hill-side); sea-shore (beach); coun-
try-sidet; placej: andar — —, coast
along. -giaménto, M.: flattery (blandish-
ment). -gidre, TR.: coast along; flatter
(coax, whéedle). -gidto,.PART.: flattered
(coaxed). -giatére, M., -giatriee, F.:
flatterer (coaxer). -giéne, aug. of -gia.
piaghétta, dim. of -ga.
pia-gne. . = piange.. -gnistéo, M.:
lamentation (weeping). -gnéne, M:
funeral attendant; followers of Savona
rola. -gnucolaménto, M.: snivelling.
-gnucoldre, INTR.: snivel. -gnuco-
lio, M.: prolonged whining. -gnuco-
léne, M.: whiner, sniveller. -gnucol6-
so, ADJ.: snivelling.
pia-géso, ADJ. : full of open sores. |l-gtie-
cia, -gazzat, dim. of -ga.
pidl-la [L. planula], F.: carpenter's
plane. -ldeeio, M.: board; shingle.
-lare, TR.: plane. -làta, F.: stroke
with the plane. -latére, M.: planer.
| piallatura
-latara, F.: chips. -lettére, TR.:
plane. -létto, dim. of -la. -lino, dim.
of -la. -léne, aug. of -la.
piaménte [pio], ADV.: piously (devoutly).
pif-na [-no], F.: rafter (joist); plank;
square block (for jambs). -naménte,
ADV.: softly (gently). -néret, TR.:
plane (make level). -mato, PART.: lev-
elled. -natéio, m. : kind of chisel. -na-
tara, F.: planing. -neggiére, INTR.:
be level (plain). -mélla, F.: slipper;
brick. -nellaiot, M.: slipper - maker.
-nellata, F.: blow with a slipper. -nel-
létta, -nellina, car. dim. of -nella.
pia-néra [paniera], F., -nère, M.:
basket (hamper).
piane=rétto} [piano], M.: little plain
(level place). -ròttolo, m.: landing (of
a stairway).
pianéta I [?], F.: priest’s cope.
piané-ta2 [L. planeta], (pop.) -to, M.:
planet (celestial body).
pia-nettaménte}, ADV.: very softly
(gently). ||-mézza [-n0], F.: level (plain-
ness, smoothness); clearness.
pian-génte, PART.: weeping. |pifn-
gere [L. plangere, beat the breast, la-
ment], IRR.§; INTR.: weep (shed tears,
lament); grieve; weep (bemoan); miss
sorely -gévolej, ADJ.: weeping; la-
mentable. -gevolméntej, ADV.: la-
mentably. -giméntof, M.: weeping (sor-
rowing). -gitéra, F., -gitére, M., -gi-
triee, F.: weeper (sorrower). -golare,
INTR.: weep softly. -golémtef, ADJ.:
weeping (sorrowing). -goléso, ADI.:
lamentable (sad).
§ Ind.: Pret. pidx-si, -se; -sero. Part.
di&nto.— Poet. forms: fid-gui, -gne; -gna;
etc.
pia-nigifno, ADJ.: of the plain; M.:
lowlander. -nîno, dim. of -no. -nis-
simaménte, ADV.: very softly. -mis-
simo, ADJ.: very (or most) soft. -mi-
sta, M.: pianist. [lpid-no [L. planus],
ADJ.: PLAIN (level, smooth); clear (dis-
tinct); meek; ADV.: softly (quietly,
gently); slowly; M.: plain (level country,
surface); floor (story); piano: andar per la
-na, take the easiest way; di —, plainly ;
easily; pian —, very softly (gently).
-no-forte, M.: piano (musical instru-
ment). -néne, M.: large plank.
pifinsi, PRET. of -ngere.
pidn-ta [L. planta], F.: PLANT; shoot
(branch); race (extraction); plan (of a
house); sole (of the foot): — dell edifizio,
plan (of a building). -tabile, ADI.:
plantable. -tadésoj, ADI. : full of plants.
-tiggine, F.: plantain. -tagidne,
F., ‘taméntoj, M.: planting. -tare,
TR.: plant; place (set); propagate ; build ;
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camp (an army); REFL.: settle. tAta,
F.: plantation; planting. -tato, PART.:
planted. -tatéio, M.: instrument for
planting. -tatére, M., -tatriee, F.:
planter. -tatara, F.: planting. -ta-
zionej, F.: plantation; planting. -te-
rélla, -tétta, -tettina, -tieélla,
-tieellina, -tieina, dim. of -ta. -ti-
mi, M. PL.: different kinds of planting.
-tina, dim. of -ta.
pidnto [piangere], PART. of -piangere;
M.: weeping; plaint; PL.: tears (lamenta-
tion): far a1 — di, think no more of (con-
sider it lost).
pianto-ndia, F., -ndio, M.: nursery.
-nare, TR.: transplant. |l-neèllo,
-neino [pianta], M.: young plant. pian-
t6-ne, M.: shoot (sucker); sapling ; sen-
tinel (guard).
piantra [-no], F.: plain (flat country);
( poet.) sea.
piare [pio (echoic)], INTR. : chirp (twitter,
sing).
pid-stra [l. L. plastrum (emplastrum)],
F.: metal plate; armour; part of a door-
lock; dollar; scale (dry scab)j. -strél-
la, F.: kind of quoit. -strèlloj, m.:
cloth (or leather) for plasters. -strétta,
dim. of -stra. -strieeiot, M.: nonsense.
-stringoloj, M.: face-paint. -strinof,
M.: hauberk. -stréne, M.: aug. of -stra;
plastron.
pia-teggiàrej, -tire, INTR.: plead (go
to law, contest); need: — il pane, die of
hunger. -titéret, M.: pleader. ||pid-
to [L. placitum], M. : law-suit (PLEA, con-
tention); affairt. ;
piàt-ta |, F.: pontoon (flatboat). -ta=
forma, F.: PLATFORM; cannon-terrace;
turn-table. -tàia, F., -tàio, M.: dealer
in dishes. -tellétto, -tellino, dim. of
-tello. -tèllo, dim. of -to. -telléne,
aug. of -tello. -teria, F.: crockery-
shop; dishes (plates). -timo, dim. of -to.
piat-to [Gr. plats, spread], ADI. : FLAT
(plain); m.: dish (plate); meat (course).
piat-tola, r.: black beetle. piat-tolof,
M.: kind of fig. -toléne, aug. of -tola.
-tolésot, ADJ.: full of lice. -tomare,
TR.: strike (with the flat of a sword, etc.).
-tonata, F.: blow with the fiat of a
sword. -téne, M.: aug. of -to; crab-louse.
pidz-za [L. platea], F.: open PLACE
(square); market-place; market; market-
town; fortress: far —, make room; far
il bello in —, lounge. -zaioldta, F.:
vulgar actions. -zaiòlo, M.: vulgar, low
fellow. -zdle, M.: kind of place (square).
-zata, F.: object of'ridicule. -zeggia-
ret, INTR.: lounge. -zétta, -zòla, dim.
of -za -zéne, aug. of -z4,
pica [L.], F.: magPIE.
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pic-ca [? Celt. pic], F.: PIKE (spear);
pique. -camte, ADI.: piquant (sharp).
-care, REFL.: persist; pique one’s self;
TR.{: prick (pique, wound). -cdrof, M.:
beggar (rogue). -céta, F.: thrust with
a pike. -catiglioj, M.: minced meat.
-cheggiare, TR.: tease; REFL.: tease
each other. -chettàre, TR.: pink; den-
telate; picket (set with stakes); INTR.:
make staccatos. -ehettato, ADJ.: spot-
ted (speckled). -chétto, M.: picket
(guard); stake; piquet (game)}.
pic-chiaménto, M.: knocking; knock.
-chidnte}, M.: ragout. -chia=pètto,
M.: hypocrite; charm}. -chiére, TR.:
knock ; beat (cudgel, strike); REFL.: strike
one’s self. -chidta, F.: knock; blow;
calamity (misfortune). -chiére}, M.:
pikeman. -chierèllaj, F.: knock
(thump): aver la —, be very hungry.
-chierellare, TR., INTR.: strike with
a bi-pointed hammer. -chieréllo, M.:
small bi-pointed hammer (used by sculp-
tors). -chiettàre, TR.: knock lightly;
mark with spots. -chiettato, ADJ.:
spotted (speckled). -chiettino, dim.
of -chietto. -chiétto, dim. of -chio.
Ilpîc-chio [L. -ulus (dim. of -us)], M.:
wood-pecker; knocking; knock (blow,
rap). -chiéne, M.: knocker. -ehiot-
tare, TR.: knock (with the door-knocker).
-chiòtto, M.: door-knocker.
piecia [L. picea (pix, pitch)], F.:
loaves stuck together, etc.
pie-eindco}, -einicoloj, M.: dwarf;
ADJ.: small (dwarfed). -eimeria, F.:
little thing. -eimino, car. dim. of -cino.
-eino, ADJ.: small (little, diminutive);
M.: child. -eiolinzai, F.: smallness
(littleness). -eiolimo, ADJ.: very small.
Ilpie-eiolo [-colo], ADI.: small (diminu-
tive); M.: small Florentine coin.
piceidlo2 []. L. petiolus, a small foot],
M.: petiole (stalk, stem).
pieeiò-na, F.: pigeon. -néia, F.:
pigeon-house ; top-fioor (of a house); top-
gallery (of a theatre). -neèllo, -nei-
no, dim. of -ne. ||pieeié-ne [L. pipio],
M.: PIGEON; simpletonf.
pieciudlot = picciolo.
pic-co [? Celt. pic], M.: peak (summit);
ADJ.¢: piqued (stung); a —, vertically.
-colaméntet, ADV.: meanly (basely).
-colézza, F.: smallness (littleness, mean-
ness); frivolity. -colino, dim. of -colo.
-colissimo, ADJ.: very small. pic-
colo, ADJ.: small (little, short): in
—, in small proportions; da —, from
one’s childhood. -eonaio, M.: bailiff.
-céne, aug. of -co; pick-axe; kind of
hammer. -coniére, M.: picker. -cosi-
tà, F.: captiousness. -eéso. ADJ.: cap-
picca
row of
pieta
tious (peevish, touchy).
hatchet. -cozzino, M.: small hatchet,
pi-eea}, F.: pinaster (pine-tree). ||pi-
ceo [L. -ceus (-x)], ADI.: like pitch
(pitch-black).
picrico, pl. —ci [Gr. -krés, sharp], ADI. :
picric (acid).
pidoc-chieria, F.: stinginess (niggard-
liness); triflet. -chimo, ADJ.: dim. of
-chio; small (said of handwriting). pi-
déc-chio [L. pediculus], M.: louse.
-chiéso, ADJ.: lousy.
piò = piede, sing. or (poet.) pl.
pie-déeeio, disp. of -de. |piè=de [L.
pes], M.: foot (base, ground, support,
measure); stalk: a —, on foot; gente a
—, foot-soldiers; a piè part, with ease;
ad ogni pié sostinto, very often; su due
-di, at once; dar de’-di, kick; essere
in —, be alive; farsi da -di, recom-
mence ; prender —, get strength; tenere
il — in due staffe, stand well with both
sides. -destAllo}, m.: pedestal (base).
piè-dicaj, F.: snare (springe); trestle
(saw-horse). -dino [-de], car. dim. of -de,
-distAllo, M.: pedestal (base). -déne,
aug. of -de.
pié-ga, F.: plait (fold); wrinkle ; folding;
(fig.) turn. -gaeeia, disp. of -ga. -ga-
ménto, M.: plaiting (folding); wrinkling.
-gamte, PART.: folding. |l-gare [L
plicare], TR.: PLAIT (fold); bend (over-
come); incline; REFL.: yield (give in).
-gata, F.: folding. -gatina, car. dim.
of -gata. -gato, PART.: folded. -ga-
tére, M.: folder. -gatara, F.: folding;
plait (fold); inclination. -gaturina,
car. dim. of -gatura. -gheggiare,
INTR. : paint the folds of drapery. -ghét-
ta, -ghettina, dim. of -ga. -ghet-
tare, TR.: crease; wrinkle. -ghétto,
dim. of -go. -ghévole, aDj.: pliant
(flexible); manageable. -ghevolézza,
F.: pliantness (flexibility); docility. -ghe-
volménte, ADv.: pliantly (yieldingly).
pié-go, M.: packet (of letters, papers,
etc.). -golina, dim. of -ga. -golina-
re, TR.: fold lightly (crease). -gona,
aug. of -ga.
pié-na, F.: flood (overflow); crowd: (fig.)
andarsene colla —, sail with the stream.
-naménte, ADV.: fully (completely).
-nézza, F.: fullness (entireness, abun-
dance). -nîssimo, ADI.: very (or most)
full. |lpiò-no [L. plenus], aps.: full
(complete, entire, ample); M.: fullness
(completeness) ; middle (heart): a —, en-
tirely (quite); avere il suo —f, have one’s
due. -nòtto, ADJ.: rather full.
pieròtto [Fr. Pierrot (Pierre, Peter)],
M.: clown (buffoon).
piè-taj,r.: (poet.) sorrow (grief). Ilpie-
-còzza, Fr:
pietà
tà [L. -tas], F.: PIETY (reverence); PITY
(compassion, sympathy): monte di —,
city pawnbroker. -tanza [2], r.: pit-
tance (meat, dish); pity{.
piética [? L. pedica], r.: trestle (saw-
horse).
pie-tismo [-ta], M.:
M.: pietist. -tosaménte, ADV.: pite-
ously. -téso, ADJ.: piteous (sorrowful,
compassionate).
pié-tra [L. petra], F.: stone; jewel: —
di paragone, touchstone; — di scandalo,
stumbling- block. -tréeeia, disp. of
-tra. -tréàme, M.: mass of stones.
-tràta,F.: blow with a stone. -trétta,
dim. of -tra. -trièra, F.: kind of artil-
lery. -trificére, TR.: petrify. -trifi-
cto, PART.: petrified. -trificazione,
F.: petrifaction. -trina, dim. of -tra.
-trino, ADI. : stony (hard); M.: stone (to
keep a door open). -trolina, dim. of
«tra. -tréne, aug. of -tra. -trosita, F.:
stoniness. -tréso, ADJ.: stony (full of
stones); hard. -tricola, -trizza,
-trazzola}, disp. dim. of -tra.
pie-vanale, ADJ.: of the parson. -va-
nia, F.: parsonage. -vano, M.: rector
(of a parish, parson). ||pié-ve [L.
plebs], F.: parish-church; parish. -vid-
le}, M.: cope.
pifania}, F.: Epiphany.
pi-feraj, r.: fife. -(f)fer&rej, INTR.:
play the fife. -(£)ferfta, F.: fife-playing.
[lpî-(£)fero [Ger. pfeifer], M.: fife; fifer.
-(f)feréne, aug. of -ffero.
pigamof, M.: bastard-rhubarb.
piggiordre}, TR.: make worse; INTR.:
grow worse.
pighe-ro [L. piger], ADI.: lazy (idle).
-rtàf, F.: laziness (idleness).
pi-giaménto, M.: treading (pressing).
|l-gtare [L. *-nsiare (-nsere)], TR.: press
(tread, crush); INTR.: press; be busy.
-giéta, F.: pressing (treading). -giato,
PART.: pressed. -giatére, M.: treader
(grape-presser). -giatara, F.: pressing
(treading). pi-gio, M.: great crowd.
pigio-ndle, ApJj.: lodging (renting); M.:
lodger. -nante, M.: lodger (tenant). ||pi-
gid-net [L. pensio], F.: lodgings ; house-
rent (pay): dare a —, let; prender a —
una casa, rent a house; star a —, live in
lodgings.
pigiéne 2 [-giare], M.: chestnut-crusher.
pi-gli&bile, ADIJ.: takable. -gliamén-
to, M.: taking. ||-gliAre [L. -lare, steal],
TR.: take (select, seize, consider): pi-
gliarla per uno, take one’s part; pigliar-
sela con uno, be angry with some one; —
fatica, take pains; — in fastidio, become
disgusted with; — ad imprestito, borrow ;
— occhi, charm; — in ottimo, take at
pietism. -tista,
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one’s risk; — parola, get intelligence; —
pruova, try; — querela, pick a quarrel;
— terra, land. -gliévoleij, ADI.: tak-
able. pi-glto, M.: taking; lookt: dar
di —, lay hold of; begin.
pigménto [L. -tum], M.: pigment.
pigméo [L. pygmeus], M.: pygmy (dwarf).
pigna [L. pinna, feather], F.: massive
top of a cupola; pump-borer (piercer);
large pile (stake).
pignét-ta [L. pinea, PINE-cone], F.:
broth-pot (earthen kettle). -t&io, -taro,
M.: potter.
pignereft, IRR. ; TR.: paint; push (thrust).
pi-gnétat,F.: pine plantation. -gnélof,
M.: kernel of pine-cone; kind of grape
(and wine made from it).
pi-gnoneéllo, dim. of -gnone.
ne [-gna], M.: dike.
pigno-raménto, M.: pledging; seizure.
-rante, M.: pledger. |l-rare [L. pignus,
pledge], TR.: seize. -ratfirio, M.: seizer
(of property). -rativo, ADJ.: pignora-
tive (pledging). -raziéne, F.: pignora-
tion (pledging, seizing).
pigo-laménto, M.: peeping; importun-
ing. |l-lare [L. pipilare], INTR.: peep;
importune. -lio,M.: peeping; importun-
ing. -léme, M.: importuner; grumbler.
pi-graménte, ADv.: lazily (slowly, sloth-
fully). -grézza, F.: laziness (sluggish-
ness). -grirej,INTR.: grow lazy. -gri-
zia, F.: laziness (indolence). ||pi-gro
[L. -ger], ADI. : lazy (indolent, sluggish).
pila: [L. (-lum, javelin)], F.: pillar; large
pestle.
pila 2 [L. (pinsere)], F.: stone (or metal)
vessel; pile (for electricity); olive press.
pildo [?], M.: boiled rice.
pila-strata, F.: row of pilasters. -strél-
lo, -strétto, -strino, dim. of -stro.
|lpilàa-stro [pila 1], M.: pilaster (col-
umn). -stréne, aug. of -str0.
pildta [pila2], F.: pressful of olives.
pileato [L. -tus], aDJ.: wearing a skull-
cap (ancient Roman hat).
piléggiot, M.: sea-journey.
pileo [L. -leus], M.: skull-cap (ancient
Roman hat).
pilét-ta, -tina, dim. of pila.
pilièret, m.: pillar (column).
pillacche-ra [pillola], F.: splash (of
mud); fault (blemish); miserf. -réso,
ADJ.: splashed (smeared).
pillare}, TR.: pound (crush, grind).
pillieeifiot, M.: fur-dealer.
pillo [L. pilum (pinsere, crush)], M.: large
pestle (pounder).
pîllo-la [L. pilula, dim. of pila, ball], F.:
pill (medicine). -létta, -lina, dim. of -la.
pillonet, M.: beetle (mallet).
pil-lora [-lola], F.: pill. -lordta, F.:
ll-gn6-
358 pillotta
blow-with a pill. -léttat, F.: ball; ball-
game. -lottàret, TR.: baste (meat);
torment.
pi-lo [L.-lum], M.: javelin; pillar}. -16ne,
M.: aug. of -la; pilaster; rammer.
pilòreioj, ADJ.: stingy; M.: miser.
pi-lòrico, pl. —ci, ADI. : pyloric. ||-léro
[Gr. pul-orés (pile) gate-keeper], M.: py-
lorus. i
pilésotj, ADI. : PILOSE (hairy).
pi-léta [?], m.: pilot (helmsman). -lo-
tàggio, M.: pilotage (Eng.t pilot's skill);
pilot’s fees. -lòto, M.: pilot (helmsman).
piluc-care [L. pilare], TR.: pluck grapes
from (a bunch) one by one; eat up; seek
(little earnings); REFL.: pull out one’s hair.
-céna, F., -céne, M.: pilferer (rascal).
pimée-eiof, x. : pillow (bolster, cushion).
-eiudlot, dim. of -cio.
pimméo [pigmeo], M.: pigmy (dwarf).
pimpinélla}, F.: pimpernel (plant).
pina [L. -nea], F.: cone of the PINE-tree.
pinacolof, x. : pinnacle (summit).
pinassa [L. -nus, pine-tree], F.: pinnace
(vessel).
pincaj, r.: kind of long cucumber.
pinee [Eng. pincher], M.: kind of dog.
pineérnays, M.: cup-bearer.
pineiénef, M.: chaffinch.
pinco [-ca], M.: dolt (stupid fellow).
pi-nefle [L. -nea, PINE-cone], ADJ.: pineal.
-néta, F., -néto}, M.: pine-grove.
pingere! [L.], 1RR.$; TR.: (poet.) PAINT
(represent). :
§ Pret. pi2-sz, -se; -sero. Part. pinto.
pingere 2 [L. pangere], IRR. (cf. -gere1);
TR.: push (press, thrust); REFL.: advance.
pin-gue [L. -guis], ADI.: fat (Eng.t
pinguid). -guédine, r.: fatness; fat.
pinifero [L. -fer (pinus, pine, ferre,
bear)], ADJ.: pine-bearing.
pinna [L.], F.: FIN (of a fish).
pin-nacolétto, dim. of -nacolo. |l-né-
colo [L. -naculum], M.: pinnacle (summit).
pinnipedi [L. -na, fin, pes, foot], M. PL.:
pinniped (class of crabs).
pi-no [L. -nus], M.: pine-tree; pine-wood;
(poet.) ship. -nocchidta, F., -noc-
chifto, M.: sugared pine-seeds. -noc-
chino, car. dim. of -nocchio. -néechio,
M.: pine-seed.
pin-si, PRET. of -gere. pin-ta [-gere1],
F.: pint; [-gere2] push (thrust, impulse)}.
llpinm-to, PART. of -gereI, 2. -térei,
M.: painter. -tòrioj, ADJ.: picturesque ;
of painting. -tiraj, F.: picture.
pin-zicchioj, M.: weevil (insect). -za-
re, TR.: sting. -zéta, F.: stinging.
-zàto, PART.: stung. -zétte, F. PL.:
pincers. -zimònio, M.: celery dressing.
lipin=zo 1 [?], m.: stinging; sting; mark
(of a sting); motive.
piovve
pin-zo 2 [L. -sus, pounded], ApJ.: full (re.
plete). -z03,M.: goatee (imperial),
pinzoche-rato}, ADJ.: hypocritical,
lpinzdche-ro [bizzochero], M.: devotee,
hypocrite; ADJ.: hypocritical. -réna,
-réne, aug. of -ro.
pinzito [-zo 1], ADJ.: acute (sharp).
piot [echoic], M.: peep (cry of chickens),
pioz [L. -us], ADJ.: PIOUS (devout, re-
ligious); compassionate.
piog-gerélla, -gétta, dim. of -gia.
lpiég-gia [L. plùvia], F.: rain; shower.
-giolina, car. dim. of -gia. -giòso,
ADJ.: rainy (PLUVIOUS).
piòlo [?], M.: round (of a ladder); plant-
ing-stick.
piom-baggine, F.: plumbago (mock-
lead). -bare, INTR.: be perpendicular;
tR.: plumb (lead); hurl (cast); seal}. -ba-
ta, F.: leaden ball; leaded dart. -bato,
ADJ.: plumbed (leaded); heavy. -batéia,
F., -batéio, M.: hole in a parapet (for
hurling down missiles). -batura, F.:
leading; leaden ballf; leaded darti.
piém-bico, pl. —ci, ADI: plumbic.
-bifero, ADJ.: plumbiferous (lead-pro-
ducing). -binfre, TR.: plumb (adjust
by a plumb-line); empty. -bîno, ADJ:
plumbean (like lead); m.: plummet; black-
lead; leadpencil. Ilpiém-bo [L. plum
bum], M.: lead; PLUMMET; seal; bullet;
a —, perpendicularly; di —, violently.
-bésof, ADJ.: leaden (heavy).
piop-pàia, F.: poplar-grove. -pétto,
dim. of -po. -pino, M.: kind of fungus.
piòppai, F.: poplar-tree. ||pisp-po
[L. populus], M.: poplar-tree.
piérnoft, ADJ.: watery.
piò-ta [?], F.: sole (of the foot); turf (sod).
-tare, TR.: turf. -této, ADJ.: turfed.
-tatara, F.: turfing. -tétta, dim. of
ta. j
piòva [pioggia], F.: (poet.) rain.
piova-nato, M.: rectorship. -néllo,
-nino, disp. dim. of -no. ||piova-no!
[pievano], M.: rector (parson).
piovéno2 [-vere], M.: rain; ADJ.: rainy:
acqua -vana, rainwater.
piovanteeio, disp. dim. of -nol.
pio-vegginare}, INTR.: drizzle. -vén-
te, PART: raining. ||pid-vere [L. plue-
re], IRR.§ ; INTR.: rain; TR.: pour (shower).
-vévolet, ADJ.: rainy (showering). -vi-
ferot, ADJ.: bringing rain. -viggind-
re, INTR.: drizzle (rain lightly). -vig-
ginéso, ADJ.: drizzling (misty). -vi-
scoldre, INTR.: drizzle. -vitaray, F.:
heavy rain. -vosità, F.: raininess. -v6-
so, ADJ.: PLUVIOUS (rainy). piò-vve,
PRET. of -vere.
$ Ind.: Pret. s2dv-ve (poet. £105-5e); -vero
(-bero).
pipa
pi-pa, F.: pipe (for smoking). -pàceia,
disp. of -pa. |l-pare [L.], INTR.: smoke
(a pipe). -pàta, F.: pipe-smoking.
pipèrno [town P.], M.: piperno (kind of
lava, porous rock).
pi pi [echoic], M.:
INTR.: peep (chirp).
pi-pina, -pino, dim. of -pa.
pipiéna [?], F.: coarse Spanish wine.
pipistréllo [L. vespertilio (vesper, even-
ing)], M.: bat.
pipita [l. L.], r.: hangnail; pip (disease
of fowls); tendril.
pip-piot, M.: spout (of a vessel). -pio-
néta}, F.: nonsense. -pioneînoj, dim.
of -pione. -piévey,M.: pigeon; block-
head.
pippolo [L. papula, pimple], M.: wart.
pira [L. pura], F.: PYRE (funeral-pile).
pirami-dale, ADJ.: pyramidal. -dal-
ménte, ADV.: pyramidally. |(pirami-
de (Gr. puramis], F.: pyramid; fusee (of
a watch).
pi-rata [?], M.: pirate. -rateria, F.:
piracy (robbery). -ratico, pl. —ci, ADI.:
piratical. -ràtot, M.: pirate (robber).
pi-rico, pl. —ci [Gr. pir, FIRE], ADJ.: of
fire, pyro-; pyrotechnic: polvere -rica,
gunpowder. -rite, F.: pirites.
piroétta [Fr. pirouette], F.: pirouette.
piròga [?], F.: pirogue (canoe). —
le [Nap.], M.: peg; round (of a lad-
der).
piro- [Gr. pir, fire]: -logia, F.: pyrology
(treatise on heat). -mamte, M.: pyro-
mantic (diviner by fire). -mamzia [Gr.
manteta, divination], F.: pyromancy.
pirò-metro [Gr. métron, measure], M.:
pyrometer. -‘po [Gr. puropés (pir, fire,
6ps, eye)], M.: ruby. -'seafo [Gr. skdphe,
boat], M.: steamboat. -tecnia, -técni-
ca [Gr. téchne, art], F.: pyrotechnics (fire-
works). -tècnico, -tènnico, pl. —ci,
ADJ.: pyrotechnic.
pirrichio [Gr. -rhikios], M.:
(metrical foot).
pirro-nismo [Pyrrho, a philosopher],
M.: pyrrhonism (scepticism). -mista, M.:
pyrrhonist (sceptic).
piscatòrio [L. -rius], ADI.: piscatory
(relating to fishing).
pi-scia,F.: urine. -sciacane,M.: choke-
weed. -sci&ccherai, F.: babe (child).
-scidia, F.: trifle. -sciallétto, M.:
babe (child). -sci4ameio, M.: kind of
claret. ||-scidre [echoic], INTR.: urinate.
-sciarélla, F., -sciarèllo, M.: kind of
claret. -sciéta, F.: urination. -sciati-
na, car. dim. of -sciata. -sciatdéio,
M.: chamber; urinal. -sciatona, aug.
of -sciata.
pa-scicoltara [L. piscis, FISH, cultura,
peep. pipildre,
pyrrhic
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-scina, F.:
-scésoy}, ADI.:
pittorescamente
culture], F.: pisciculture.
fishpond; pond (pool).
full of fish.
pi-scio [-sciare], M.: urine. -sciéso, ADJ.:
soiled with urine.
pisel-laio, M.: pea-field. -lata, F.: big
meal of peas. -létto, -lino, car. dim. of
-lo. |lpisèl-lo [L. pisum], M.: PEA (vege-
table). -léme, M.: aug. of -lo; blockhead.
piso-lare [L. pensulare], INTR.: nod;
drowse. -lino, dim. of -lo. piso-lo,
M.: doze (light sleep).
pis-pigliàre [L. -pillare (echoic)], INTR.:
whisper. -piglio, M.: whisper. -pil-
lòria, F.: noisy talk; whispering.
pis-pinéllo}, dim. of -pino. - pino}, M.:
waterspout (jet); fountain.
pispo-la [echoic], F.: meadow-lark. -lét-
ta, car. dim. of -la. -lieeia, disp.
dim. of -la.
pissi or pissi pissi [echoic], M.: imitative
sound of whispering (chattering).
pisside [Gr. purîda], F.: pyx (vase).
pis-tacchiata, F.: confection of pista-
chio-nuts. {|-tacehio [L. -tactum], M.:
pistachio-nut tree ; pistachio-nut.
pistà-gna [?], F.: fiounce. -gnéna,
-gnéne, aug. of-gna.
pistilènzia}, r.: pestilence (plague).
pistillo [L. -ilus], M.: pistil (organ of a
flower).
pistola} 1, r.: epistle (letter).
pistò-la 2 [town Pistoia], F.: pistol (fire-
arm). -lése, M.: cutlass (sword).
pistoléssa}, disp. of -la2.
pisto-létta [-la 2], car. dim. of -la. -let-
tata, F.: pistol-shot. -léme, M.: kind
of arquebuse.
pistolòtto [pistola 1], M.: brief composi-
tion.
pisténe [L. pinsere, pound], M.: piston;
blunderbuss.
pistérej, M.: baker.
pistrinof, M.: kind of mill.
pitàffio [epitaffio], M.: epitaph.
pitagòrico, pl. —ci [Pitagora, a philoso-
pher], ADJ.: Pythagorean.
pitàle [?], m.: chamber (vessel).
pitéttot, ADI. : little (small).
pi-toccare, INTR.: beg (ask alms). -toc-
cheria, F.: sordidness (meanness).
ll-tdceo [Gr. ptochés], M.: beggar (men-
dicant); ancient cloak.
pi-téne [L. python], M.: Python (snake
slain by Apollo); genus of snakes. -to-
néssa, F.: pythoness (prophetess). -tò-
nico, pl. —cî, ADJ.: pythonic.
pittima [epitema], F.: niggard (miser);
epithemf.
pit-toj [pinto], ADI.: (poet.) painted (de-
picted). -tére,M.: painter. -toréllo,
disp. dim. of -tore. -torescaménte,
860 pittoresco
ADV.: picturesquely. -torésco, ADJ.:
picturesque. -torico, pi. —ci, ADJ.: of
a painter. -triee, F.: painter. -tara,
F.: painting (the art); picture (descrip-
tion). -turfeeia, disp. of -tura. -tu-
rare, TR.: paint (in oils); describe.
-turétta, -turina, car. dim. of -tura.
-turéto, PART.: painted; described.
pitài-ta [L.], F.: PITUITE (mucus). -tà-
rio, ADJ.: pituitary. -t6so, ADJ.: pitui-
tous.
più, (pop.) pive [L. plus], ADV.: more;
above; many (divers); M.: majority (greater
part): al —, at most; assai —, much
more; di —, besides; per lo —, for the
most part; — tosto, rather (sooner); —
volte, several times; — e — volte, re-
peatedly.
pit-ma [L. pluma], F.: PLUME (feather);
cushion ; feather-bed ; (poet.) pen. -mae-
eéttoj, dim. of -maccio. -mieeioj,
M.: cushion; bolster. -maeeiòlo, M.:
compress. -maceiudlof, dim. of -mac-
cio. -maggio, M.: PLUMAGE. -mataf},
r.: small ball of feathers. -ma&to, ADJ.:
feathery (covered with feathers, downy).
-mino, M.: cushion; ostrich feather ;
aigrette. -mosità, F.: plumosity. -mé-
so, ADJ.: plumose (feathery).
piuòloj = piolo.
piuttòsto [ pid tosto], ADV.: rather (sooner,
preferably).
piuvicdrej, TR. : publish (announce).
piva [pipa], F.: bagpipe.
pi-vidle [L. pluviale (pluvia, rain-coat)],
M.: sacerdotal coat. -viére, M.: plover
(bird); jurisdiction of a parishy.
pivot, M.: dandy (gallant).
pizza}, F.: kind of cake.
mizzi-cignolo [pinzo, full], M.: delicates-
sen shopkeeper. -caquestiéni}, M.:
disputer (quarrelsome fellow). -care,
TR.: pinch; pick; bite; prick (itch);
INTR.: have a little dash of a thing. -ca-
ruòloj, M.: pork-butcher. -cata [-care],
F.: pinch; touch; sugar-plum. -cheria,
r.: butcher-shop. -chino [-care], M.:
snuff. pizzi-co, M.: pinch (bit, little).
-cére, M.: pricking (itching). -cori-
no, dim. of -core. -cottare, TR.: pinch;
pick. -cottata, F.: pinching; pinch;
picking (playing a stringed instrument).
-odtto, M.: pinch (bit).
pizzo [pinzo3], M.: goatee (imperial) ;
fringe.
placé-bile, ADI.: placable (appeasable).
«bilità, F.: placability. -bilmeénte,
ADV.: placidly (quietly). -ménto, M.:
appeasing (pacification). Ilplacé - re
[L.], TR.: placate (appease, pacify). -t6-
re, M., -trice, F.: appeaser (pacifier).
-ziénej, F.: appeasing (pacification).
plebiscito
plac-ca [?], F.: metallic plate. -odre,
TR.: plate (cover with metal).
plaeènta [L., cake], F.: placenta,
plé-eet, M.: permission. -eidaménte,
ADV.: placidly (calmly). -eidézza, -ei.
dita, F.: placidity (quietness; mildness),
llpla-eido [L. -cidus (-cere, please)],
AbJ.: placid (serene, quiet, mild). plé
eito, M.: placit (decree); kindness.
plaga [L.], F.: shore; region (tract).
pla-giàrio, M.: plagiarist (literary thief);
ADJ.: plagiary. ||pla-gio [L. -gium)
M.: plagiarism (literary theft).
planetario [L. -rius], ADI.: planetary,
plani-metria [L. planus, plane, Gr
métron, measure], F.: planimetry. pla
ni-metro, ADJ.: planimetric. -sfèro
[L. sphera], M.: planisphere.
plantàrioi, M.: plantation; plant.
plantigradi [L. planta, sole of the foot,
gradi, walk], M. PL.: plantigrade (ani-
mal). °
pla-sma [Gr., formation], M.: plasma (of
the blood); kind of quartz; clay figure,
-smare, TR.: form (shape, fashion),
-smatore, M.: former.
plasti-ca, F.: plastic art. -caménte,
ADV.: in a plastic manner. -cére, INTR.:
make earthen figures. -catére, M.:
maker of earthen figures. plasti-eej,
F.: plastic art. ||plasti-co, pl. «ci
[L. -cus], ADJ.: plastic (capable of being
moulded).
platano [L. -nus], M.: plane-tree.
pla-téa [L.], F.: pit, orchestra (of a
theatre); people (in the pit); area (ofa
oe -tedle, ADJ.: common (triv-
ial).
plati-no [Sp. plata, silver], M.: platinum
(metal). -notipia, F.: platinotype.
pla-tonicaménte, ADv.: platonically.
ll-ténico, pl. —ci [Plato], aps.: Pla
tonic. -tonismo, M.: Platonism.
plau-dénte, PART.: applauding. ||-dire
[L. -dere], TR. (pres. -do or -disco): (poet)
applaud. -sibile, ApJ. : plausible (worthy
of praise); specious. -sibilménte,
ADV.: plausibly. -sibilita, r.: plausi-
bility. pléu-so, M.: applause. 1
plaustre [L. -trum], M.: chariot; Ursa
Major (constellation).
ple-badceia, disp. of -be. -baglia,
disp. of -be. |lplé-be [L. plebs], F.:
plebeian class (common people); populace
(mob, Eng.+ PLEBE); ADJ.: plebeian.
-befeeio, disp. of -beo. -beaménte,
-beiaménte}, ADv.: in a plebeian
manner. -beismo, M.: plebeian man-
ner. -bèo, ADJ.: plebeian (vulgar, com
mon); M.: plebeian. -biscitario, ADJ.
plebiscitary. -biscito, M.: plebiscitum,
plebiscite.
pleiadi
pléiadi [Gr. pleiddes (plein, sail)], F.:
Pleiades (constellation).
ple-nariaménte, ADV.: plenarily (fully).
IImnario [L. -narius (-nus, full)], ADI.:
plenary (full).
pleni-lanio [L. -lunium (plenus, full)],
M.: full moon. -poténza [L. -potentia],
F.: absolute power. -potenzidrio, M.,
ADJ.: plenipotentiary. -tudinef, r.: pleni-
tude (completeness).
pleondsmo [L. -nasmus], M.: pleonasm.
-nasticaménte, ADV.: pleonastically.
-nistico, pl. —ct, ADJ.: pleonastic.
plèsso [L. plexus, intertwined], M.: plexus
(network of vessels, fibres, etc.).
plé-tora [Gr. -thére, fullness], F.: plethora
(overfulness). -tòrico, pl. —ci, ADI.:
plethoric.
pléttro [L. plectrum], M.: plectrum.
pléu-ra [Gr. -ré, side], F.: pleura (serous
membrane). -risia, -rite, -ritide, F.:
pleurisy. -ritico, pl. —ci, ADJ.: pleu-
ritic.
pliadej, F. PL.: Pleiades (constellation).
plico [L. -care, fold], M.: packet of letters.
plinto [Gr. plinthos], M.: PLINTH.
plòia;, F.: rain.
plo-rare [L.], INTR.: weep (shed tears).
plò-rot, M.: weeping (tears).
ploténe [Fr. peloton], M.: platoon (mili-
tary body). :
plimbeo [L. -beus], ADI.: of lead (leaden);
heavy.
plura-le [L. -lis (plus)], ADI.: plural;
M.: plural number. -lita, F.: plurality.
-lizzdre, TR.: pluralize. -Iménte,
ADV.: plurally (in the plural number).
pliteo [L. -teus], M.: pent-house (cover
for besiegers); shelf of a book-case.
plutocrazia [L. Plutus, god of wealth],
F.: plutocracy.
pluvi-4le [L. -alis], apJ.: pluvial (rainy).
plavi-o, ADJ.: pluvious (rainy). -òme-
tro, M.: pluviometer (rain-gauge).
pneu -matico, pl. —ci [Gr. -matikés
( pnetima, breath)], ADJ.: pneumatic. -mo-
nia, -monite, F.: pneumonia.
pò’ = poco, ADI.: little; few; M.: a few;
little; ADV.: little (not much).
podna [?], F.: buzzard (bird of prey).
pocanzaf, F.: littleness; scarcity.
pée-eia [poppa], F.: breast. -etare,
TR.: suck. -eiésoj, ADJ.: full-breasted
(plump).
po-chettino, dim. of -chetto. -chétto,
dim. of -co. -chézza, F.: littleness
(smallness) ; fewness; scarcity. ||pd-co
[L. paucus], aps.: few; little (slight,
small), M.: a few; little; ADV.: little (not
much): a — a —, little by little; — anzi,
not long age: — fa, a short while ago;
fra —, shortly; — stante, a little while
polacca 361
after (soon after). -cofila}, F.: idle
woman. -colino, dim. of -co.
poculo}, M.: (poet.) chalice (cup, bowl);
draught.
po-dagra [Gr. (pots, foot; dgra, catch-
ing)], F.: gout. -ddgrico, pl. —ci, -da-
gréso, ADJ.: gouty; M.: gouty person.
pode-raceio, disp. of -re. -rdle, ADJ.:
of a farm. -rénte, M.: farm-owner;
ADJ.: of a farm-owner. ||podé-re [po-
tere], M.: farm (manor); power}. -rét-
to, -rino, dim. of -re. -réne, aug.
of -re. -rosaménte, ADV.: powerfully
(mightily). -réso, aDJ.: powerful (strong,
vigorous). -rifieeio, disp. dim. of -re.
-stà, F.: power (authority); M.: magis-
trate (mayor). -steria, F.: jurisdiction
(or palace) of a magistrate. -stéssat,
F.: magistrate’s wife.
[L. -dium], M.: podium (open gal-
poem. -méne,
aug. of -ma. -sia, F.: poesy (poetry).
poé-ta, M.: poet. -tàeeio, disp. of
-ta. -tàna}, F.: poetess. -tAnte, ADJ.:
poetry-writing ; M.: would-be poet. -tdre,
INTR.: write poetry; REFL.{: become lau-
reate. -tastro, M.: poetaster (petty poet).
-teggiare, INTR.: poetize (compose verse).
-tésco, ADJ.: poetical. -téssa, F.: poetess.
-tevolméntef}, ADV.: poetically. poò-ti-
ca, F.: poetics; poetry. -ticaménte,
ADV.: poetically. -ticarej, INTR.: write
poetry. -ticheriaf, F.: poetical style.
poò-tico, pl. —ci, ADJ.: poetical; M.}:
poet; professor of poetry. -tino, disp.
dim. of -ta. -tirei, -tizzarey}, INTR.:
poetize (compose verses). -téne, aug. of
-ta. -ténzolo, disp. dim. of -ta. -triaf
F.: poetics; poetry. -tieeio, -tiicolo,
-tizzo, disp. dim. of -ta.
poffare [pò (può), fare], INTERJ.: won-
derful! — i cielo, — il mondo, good
Heavens!
pog-geréllo, -gettino, -gétto, dim. of
gio. pòg-gia, F.: starboard rope (of
the mainsail); starboard-side. -gidre,
TR.: mount (ascend); INTR.: rise; steer
before the wind ; REFL.: lean upon. ||pòg=
gio [L. podium], M.: hill (elevation).
-giolino, car. dim. of -giolo. -giòlo,
dim. of -gio. -giudlot, M.: long bal-
cony; balustrade (parapet).
poh [echoic], INTERJ.: pooh!
poi [L. post], apv.: after; then; sincef.
=chè é-, ADV.: since (seeing, considering
that): — vi piace cost, since you will
have it so.
poiana = poana.
pola}, F.: crow.
volacca [?], F.: polacca (vessel).
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polà-re [polo], ADI.: polar. -rità, F.:
polarity. -rizzàre, TR.: polarize. -riz-
zazione, F.: polarization.
pòlca [Polish], F.: polka (dance or the
dance-music).
po-ledrino, dim. of -ledro.
[pollo], M.: foal (young colt).
cio, dim. of -ledro.
poléggio{, M.: pennyroyal (plant).
polè-mica [Gr. -mikés (pélemos, war)],
F.: polemics. polé-mico, pl. —ci, ADJ.:
polemical. -mista, M.: polemist. -miz-
gare, INTR.: hold a controversy (over
religious subjects).
polemònia [Gr. poleménion], F.: valerian
(plant).
polén-da, polén-ta [L.], F.: polenta
(porridge, mush of Indian meal or of chest-
nut meal). -ddio, M.: porridge-maker.
-dina, car. dim. of -da. -déne, aug.
of -da; ADJ., M.: sluggard.
poli- [Gr. polis, many]: -amtéa [Gr.
dnthos, flower], F.: alphabetical collection
of pieces. -archia [Gr. archeîn, rule],
F.: polyarchy (joint government). -ar-
chico, ADJ.: polyarchical. -climica, F.:
polyclinic (city hospital). -clinico, pl.
—ci, ADJ.: of a polyclinic. -cromia [Gr.
chréma, colour], F.: polychromy. édri-
co, pl. —ci, ADJ.: polyhedral. -édro
{Gr. hédra, side], M.: polyhedron. -fonia
[Gr. phoné, sound], F.: polyphony. -gala
[Gr. gdla, milk], F.: polygalace® (family
of plants). -gamia [Gr. gémos, mar-
riage], F.: polygamy. -'gamo, M.: polyg-
amist; ADJ.: of a polygamist. -glétto
[Gr. glétta, language], ADJ., M.: polyglot.
poli-gono [Gr. génos, angle, M.: poly-
gon; knot-grass (plant); ADI.: polygonal.
-grafia [Gr. gréphein, write], F.: polyg-
raphy. -gréfico, pl. —ct, aDJ.: poly-
graphical. poli-grafo, M.: polygrapher.
poli-metro [Gr. métron, measure], M.:
composition in various metres. -nòmio
[Gr. némos, term], M.: polynomial. -péta-
lo [Gr. pétalon], ADI.: polypetalous. pé-
li-po [Gr. pois, foot], M.: polypus. -pé-
dio}, M.: polypody (plant). -péso, ADI.:
polypous.
polîrej, TR.: polish; clean.
poli-sàreia [Gr. polis, much, many;
sarx, flesh], F.: obesity. -sènso, ADJ.:
of many senses. -sillabo [Gr. su//abé],
ADJ.: polysyllabic; M.: polysyllable.
politamente}, ADV.: politely (civilly) ;
neatly.
poli-teama [Gr. polis, much; théama,
show], M.: kind of theatre. -técnico,
pl. —ei [Gr. téchne, art], ADJ.: polytech-
nic. -teismo [Gr. Théos, God], M. : poly-
theism. -teîsta, M.: polytheist. -tei-
stico, pl, —ci, ADI, ; polytheistic.
polare
II-1édro
-ledriie-
polpaccio
politézza [pulitezza], F.: cleanliness
(neatness) ; politeness.
politi-ca, F.: politics; policy. -camén.
te, ADV.: politically. -cante, M.: ig.
norant politician. -castro, M.: politi.
caster. ||politi-co [L. -cus], ADI.: pol.
itical; M.: politician. -eéne, aug. of -co,
-ciieeio, -cizzo, disp. dim. of -co.
polito}, ADI. : polished (clean).
polîtricoj, M.: maidenhair (plant).
politropot, ADI. : versatile ; astute.
poli-zia [L. -tia], F.: police. -ziéseo,
ADI. : police-like. -ziòtto, disp. of «zia.
pòliz-za [?], F.: receipt; note (bill); lot-
tery-ticket; POLICY: — d’ assicurazione,
insurance policy. -zétta, -zina, -zino,
dim. of -za. -z6ttot, aug. of -zo.
pélela [L. pullus, cf. pollo], F.: spring
of water (well). -ldio, M.: hen-roost;
poultry-yard: star bene a —, be at one’s
ease; andar a —, go to sleep. -laiòla,
F., -laiòlo, M.: poulterer. -laiénet,
aug. of -laio. -laiudlof, M.: poulterer;
ADJ.: poultry-. -lame, M.: poultry.
-lanecaj, F.: young turkey. -lare,
INTR.: spring (flow forth). -ldrio, ADI.
tender of fowls (for sacrifices). -lastra,
F.: fat pullet. -lastréllo, dim. of -la-
stro. -lastriére, M.: poulterer; pimp.
-lastrino, dim. of -lastro. -lastro,
M.: young chicken. -lastréna, aug. of
-lastra. -lastréne, aug. of -lastro.
-lastròtto, M.: aug. of -lastro ; simpleton.
-lèbro}, M.: simpleton (good-for-noth-
ing). -leria, F.: poultry-market (store).
-lézzola}, F.: top of a bud (sprout).
pòllice [L. -lex], M.: thumb; great toe;
inch (measure).
polli=coltara, F.: poultry-raising. - na,
F.: hen-manure. -nérot, M.: poulterer.
pòlline [L. -len, fine flour], M.: pollen (of
flowers).
pollino! [-l0], M.: hen-louse.
pollinoz [-la], M.: marsh (near salt-
water).
pél-lo [L. pullus, young, offspring], M.:
fowl (chicken): — d’ India, turkey. -lon-
eéllo, dim. of -lone. -léne, M.: sprout
(offshoot). -lonéto, M.: nursery.
polla-to [L. -tus], ADJ.: polluted (con-
taminated, unchaste). -ziéne, F.: pollu-
tion (contamination).
polmentàrioj, M.:
vase.
polmo-nare, ADJ.: pulmonary. -naria,
F.: pulmonary (plant); ADJ.: pulmonary.
|lpolmé-ne [L. pulmo], m.: lung. -nèai,
F.: pulmonary consumption. -nia, F.:
inflammation of the lungs.
polo [L. -lus], m.: pole (of an axis).
pol-pa [L. pulpa], F.: PULP; calf (of the
leg). -péeeio, M.: calf (of the leg);
narrow - mouthed
polpacciolo
fleshy end of the finger.
fleshy end of the finger. -paeeiéne,
disp. of -pa. -paeeitito, ADJ.: pulpy
(fleshy). -pastréllo, m.: fleshy end of
the finger. -pétta, F.: meat-ball; re-
buke (reprimand). -pettina, dim. of
-petta. -pettona, F., -petténe, aug.
of -petta.
pòlpo [polipo], M.: polypus.
pol-péso, ||-pato [-pa], ADI.: pulpous
(fleshy, brawny).
pol-seggiaménto, M.: pulsation. -sét-
to}, M.: bracelet. -sino, M.: wrist-
band (cuff). |lpél-so [L. pulsus], M.:
pulse: wrist; strength (force).
poltat, F.: porridge; mush (made with
chestnut flour).
polti-glia [L. puls], F.: mush (pudding);
porridge; dough; mire (mud). -gliéso,
ADJ.: muddy (miry). pol-tracchièllot,
-tracchino, dim. of -tracchio. ||-trac-
chio, M.: colt (foal).
pol-trire, INTR.: be lazy (slothful); lie
abed. |Ipél-tro} [OGer. polstar, BOL-
STER], ADJ.: lazy (sluggish, indolent).
-tréna, F.: large armchair. -tronge-
eio, disp. of -trone. -tronfiggine, F.:
laziness (sluggishness). -troneélla, F.:
dim. of -trona (lazy woman). -tron-
eéllo, dim. of -trone. -troneina,
dim. of -trona (armchair). -troneié-
nef, aug. of -trone. -tréne, M.: lazy
fellow (sluggard); poltroon; ADJ.: lazy
(sluggish). -troneggiàre, INTR.: live
id. -troneria, F.: laziness (sluggish-
ness); cowardice. -tronescaménte,
ADV.: lazily; cowardly. -tronésco,
ADJ.: lazy (indolent); cowardly. -tro-
miaf, F.: laziness. -tronièret, -tro-
nièroj, M.: idle fellow (vagabond).
poltrieeiot, M.: foal (colt).
pél-ve, F.: (poet.) dust (powder). -ve-
raéeeio, M.: cloud of dust; sheep
manure. |lpél-vere [L. pulvis], F.:
dust (POWDER); gunpowder: dar della —
negli occhi a uno, throw dust in some
one’s eyes. -verezzàre, TR.: pulverize.
-veriéra, F.: powder-mill (or magazine).
-verifieio, M.: powder-manufactory.
-verino, M.: powder- box; priming-
powder; blotting sand. -verio, M.:
cloud of dust. -verista, M.: gunpowder
maker. -verizzàbile, ADJ.: pulveriz-
able. -verizzaménto, M.: pulverizing ;
thing pulverized. -verizzàre, TR.: pul-
verize (reduce to powder). -verizzato,
PART.: pulverized. -verizgatére, M.:
pulverizer. -verizzazione, F.: pulver-
ization. -werizzévolet, ADJ.: pulveriz-
able. -veréne, M.: cloud of dust. -ve-
réso, ADJ.: dusty (covered with dust);
dust-bringing. -vertizza, dim. of -vere.
-paceiòlo, M.:
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-viglio}, M.: fine dust. -viscolo,
-vischio, M.: fine dust (powder); pollen.
polzélla}, F.: maiden (young girl).
po-mario [L. -marium], M.: fruit-or-
chard; apple-orchard. -mata, F.: po-
matum (unguent). -méto, ADJ.: full of |
apples (or apple-trees). pé-meij, M.:
apple (the fruit); apple-tree. -mellato,
ADJ.: dappled (spotted); variegated. -mél-
lo}, dim. of -mo.
po-meridifino [post meridiano], ADI.;
postmeridian (belonging to the afternoon).
-meriggio, M.: afternoon. ‘
pomério [L. -rium], m.:
(within or without city walls).
pométo [-mo], M.: apple-orchard.
pomfolîget, F.: kind of soot.
pomi-ee [L. pumex], F.: pumice-stone.
-eiare, TR.: rub with pumice- stone.
-eiéso, ADJ.: pumiceous.
po-mi-cultàra, F.: fruit-culture. -mi-
dòro, M.: love-apple (tomato). -mié-
rey}, M.: apple-orchard. -mifero, ADJ.:
pomiferous (fruit-bearing). ||po-mo,
pl. -mi or -ma [L. -mum], M.: apple (the
fruit); apple-tree; pommel; hilt: — co-
togno, quince. -mo=dòro, M.: lovée-
apple (tomato). -mo=granàto, M.:
pomegranate. -mologia, F.: pomology.
-mésof, ADI. : full of apples.
pémpa! [L.], F.: pomp (display, ostenta-
tion).
pém-pa2 [?], r.: pump.
pump (water).
pompeggidre [-pat], INTR.:
(make a display, flaunt).
pompiére [-pa2], M.: fireman.
pompilo [L. -lus], M.: pilot-fish.
pom-posaménte, ADV.: pompously (os-
tentatiously). -posità, F.: pomposity.
ll-péso [-pa 1], ADJ.: pompous (showy,
ostentatious).
pòn-ee [Pers.], M.: PUNCH (drink). -ef-
no, car. dim. of -ce.
poneio [Sp. -cho], M.: poncho (kind of
cloak).
ponde-rabile, ADJ.: ponderable. -rabi-
lità, F.: ponderability. |l-rdre [L.],
TR.: ponder (consider, muse); weighi.
-rataménte, ADV.: deliberately (with
consideration). -ratézza, F.: ponder-
ing disposition (meditativeness). -raté-
re, M., -ratriee, F.: ponderer. -ra-
zione, F.: deliberation (consideration,
Eng.} ponderation). -rosità, F.: pon-
derosity (heaviness). -résof, ADJ.: pon-
derous (heavy, weighty, important).
pòn-di, Mm. PL.: bloody flux. |lpòn-do
[L. -dus], M.: weight (burden); import-
ance.
po-nénte, M. : west (direction or country);
west-wind. |pé6-=neret [L.], IRR.; TR.:
open space
-pare, TR.:
parade
364 ponimento
put (place). -niménto, M.: putting
(placing).
ponsò [Fr. ponceau], M.: poppy-colour.
pontaj = punta.
pontàio [-te],.M.: frame-builder; bridge-
guard.
pontàre = puntare.
pén-te [L. -s], m.: bridge; scaffolding
(frame-work); deck; suspense: — leva-
toio, drawbridge; — di sopra, culvert.
-téfiee, M.: pontiff (high priest). -ti-
eéllo, M.: dim. of -te; curve of a sword;
bridge (of violin, etc.). -tieino, dim. of
«te.
ponti-eità}, F.: sharpness (acidity).
pònti-coj, ADJ.: sharp (acid, tart).
pontiére [-te], M. : bridge-building soldier.
pontifi-cale [pontefice], ADJ.: pontifical
(pertaining to the high priest); M.: pon-
tifical (ecclesiastical book, dress of a
priest). -calménte, ADJ.: pontifically.
-care, INTR.: oiliciate as high-priest.
-cito, PART. of -care; M.: pontificate.
pontifi-eio, ADJ.: pontifical.
ponto [L. -tus], M.: (poet.) sea (ocean).
pon-tonàiot, M.: ferryman. |l-téne [L.
-s, bridge], M.: pontoon (ferryboat).
pontaraj, F.: puncture (prick).
pon-zaménto, M.: tenesmus. |l-zére
[-tare], INTR.: make great efforts. -za-
tara, F.: tenesmus.
popillo}, M.: ward; pupil.
pòplite [L. -les], m.: hollow of the knee.
popo-làeeio, M.: populace. -lano, M.:
inhabitant (of a village); ADJ.: pertain-
ing to a village inhabitant. -lare, ADI.:
popular (pleasing); low (inferior); TR.:
people (populate); REFL.: become pop-
ulated. -larescaménte, ADV. : vulgar-
ly. -larésco, ADJ.: popular (pertaining
to the people). -larita, F.: popularity.
-larizzare, TR.: popularize. -lar-
ménte, ADV.: popularly. -lato, ADJ.:
peopled (full of inhabitants). -latére,
M.: one who peoples. -laziéne, F.: pop-
ulation (inhabitants). -làzzot, M.: pop-
ulace. -léscof, ADJ.: popular. -lézzay,
F.: ignobleness (mean extraction). ||pé-
po-lo [L. populus], M.: PEOPLE (nation);
populace; multitude. -16so, ADJ.: pop-
ulous.
popo-néia, F.: melon-bed.
melon-seller ; melon-bedf.
of -ne.
(PEPO).
péppa! [L. puppis], F.: poop (deck).
pop-pa2 [L. puppa (pupa, girl)], F.:
breast (teat). -paeeia, disp. of -pa.
-paibne, M.: sucker (shoot of a plant).
-pante, PART.: sucking; M.: infant.
-pére, TR., INTR.: suck (draw in, imbibe).
-pàta, F.: sucking. -patéio, M.: nip-
-naio, M.:
-neîno, dim.
|lpopé-ne [L. pepo], M.: melon
porrata
ple-glass. -patola, F.: puppet. -pa-
téra, F., -patére, M.: infant. -pel-
lina}, dim. of -pa.
poppéset, M.: shrouds (of a ship).
pop-pina, car. dim. of -pa2. -péna,
aug. of -pa. -pito, ADJ.: full-breasted,
populato [-polato], ADI. : populous.
popt-leoj [L. -lus, poplar], ADI.: of the
poplar. -leéne, M.: kind of unguent,
popul. . = popol. .
porre], INTR.: pass through the pores,
pòrca.1 [L.], F.: ridge (between furrows).
por-ca2,F.: sow. -cdeeio, M.: sloven;
ADJ.: slovenly. -caeeidlo, disp. dim.
of -caccio. -caeeiéne, aug. of -caccio,
-céio, M.: hog-keeper. -caménte,
ADV.: hoggishly. -cdro, M.: hog-keeper,
-chstro, M.: young pig. -eélla, F:
young sow. -eellana [orig. a kind of
shell, “pork-shell”], F.: porcelain (ware);
purslain (plant). -eellétta, F.: young
sow. -eellétto, m.: young pig. -eel-
lino, dim. of -cello. -eéllo, dim. of
-co. -eelléne, -eellòtto, aug. of -cel-
lo. -cheggiàre, INTR.: act like a hog.
-cheréeeiot, ADJ.: of (or for) hogs:
spiede —, boar-spear. -cheria, F.:
nastiness (obscenity, filthiness). -che-
riòla, dim. of -cheria. -chétta, F.,
-chétto, m.: little pig. -eile, M.: pig-
sty; filthy place. -eimo, ADJ.: porcine
(of a hog). Ilpòr=co [L. -cus], M.: hog
(pig, PORKER): — spinoso, porcupine; far
l occhio del —, cast a sheep’s eye at one,
-c6na, aug. of -ca. -céne, aug. of -co.
-cime, M.: filthiness.
porétto, dim. of -ro.
pòr-fido, -firoj [Gr. -phuroîîs, purple-
coloured], m.: porphyry (rock). -firico,
pl. —ci, ADJ.: porphyritic. -firogénito,
ADI. : born in purple (nobly born):
por-gere [L. -rigere], IRR.$; TR.: pre-
sent (offer, hold out); give (bestow); prom-
ise ; deliver; REFL.: present one’s self: —
eredenza, give credit; — orecchio, listen.
-giménto, M.: presenting (offering);
giving. -gitére, M., -gitriee, F.: pre-
senter. © È
$ Ind.: Pret. Jdr-sî, -se ; -sero. Part. porto.
po-ro [L. -rus], M.: pore. -rosissimo,
ADJ.: very (or most) porous. -rosità,
F.: porosity. -réso, ADJ.: porous.
pérpo-ra [L. purpura], F.: purple (colour
or cloth); genus of mollusks. -réto,
ADI.: clothed in purple; m.: cardinal.
-reggiare, INTR.: resemble purple. -ri-
na, F.: bright red colour. -rimo, ADJ.:
purple-coloured. pérpo-ro, M.: purple.
por-réeeo [poro], ADJ.: porraceous
(greenish). -rdio, ADJ.: of a kind of
onion. -randéllo, F.: wild leek. -rata,
r.: leek-soup.
porre
pérre [L. ponere], mR.§ ; TR. : place (put);
plant ; assert ; order (decree){: — cagione,
blame; — il caso, suppose; — cura, take
care of; — in effetto, carry out (execute);
— fine, finish; — in luce, publish; —
mente, take heed ; — la mira, aim at; —
in obblio, forget; — in opera, set up;
— al sole, destroy ; — studio, take heed;
— in vendita, expose for sale ; — in volta,
rout ; REFL.: set one’s self: — con alcuno,
engage in any one’s service; — in cam-
mino, set out on a journey; — in cuore,
resolve; — a letto, go to bed; — a sedere,
sit down.
§ (Reg. tenses from gérere). Ind.: Pres.
pongo, péni, pone; poniamo or ponghidmo,
ponéte, pongono. Pret. pd-st, -se } -sero. Fut.
porrd. Cond. forrèi. Subj.: Pres. péuga ;
sae or foughiamo. Wve poni. Part.
posto.
por-réttaj, F.: leek. -rétto, -rina,
-rino, dim. of -ro. ||pér-ro [L. -rum],
M.: leek; wart: predicare a’ -ri, preach
in vain. -réso, ADJ.: full of leeks;
covered with warts.
pérsi, PRET. of -gere.
porta! [L.], F.: entrance (gateway, door,
Eng.} PORT); (nav.) port(-hole): vena —,
vein system.
por-ta2, pl. -ta or -ti [-tare], M.: porter
(bearer). -ta=-baeino, M.: basin-stand.
-tabile, ADJ.: portable; supportable
(endurable). -ta=c4ppei, M.: portman-
teau. -ta-cappéllo, M.: hat-case.
portaeeia, disp. of portal.
porta-bandiéra, M.: standard-bearer.
=fidschi, M.: hamper (basket). =fiéri,
M.: flower-stand. =fògli, =fòglio, M.:
portfolio (letter-case). =gioièlli, M.:
jewel-box. -=ldpis, m.:' pencil-holder.
=léttere, M.: letter-carrier. =man-
tèllo, M.: portmanteau (travelling-bag).
-ménto, M.: deportment (demeanour,
manner, mien). =monéte, M.: ‘porte-
monnaie (purse). =mòrso, M.: bit-strap.
porta-nte, ADJ.: carrying; wearing ; M.:
amble (gait of a horse). -ntina, F.:
sedan-chair. -ntino, M.: chair-bearer.
=pénne, M.: penholder ; pen-case. ||por-
ta-re [L.], TR.: carry (bear); transport
(convey); delay (protract); induce; take
away (steal); produce (bring forth); re-
duce; allege; excite; patronize; endure;
REFL.: behave one’s self; wear: — bru-
no, wear mourning ; — credenza, believe ;
— fuoco, pick a quarrel ; — in pace, bear
patiently ; — pericolo, hazard; — la spe-
sa, be worth the trouble. =ritratti, M.:
picture-frame. =sigari, M.: cigar-case.
=spilli, M.: pin-cushion. -stanghe,
M.: shaft-loop (of harness); go-between.
=stécchi, M.: toothpick-holder. por-
té-ta, F.: burden (of a ship); cannon
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range; calibre; revenue (income); quali-
ty (sort); ability; course (at table); list
of taxable property: fuori della —, out of
one’s reach. -tieeio, ADJ.: by drift,
drift. portà-tile, ADI.: portable. por-
ta-to, PART. of -re; M.: offspring (brood);
production (work). -tére, M., -trice,
F.: porter (carrier); bearer. -taira, F.:
carrying; carriage (bearing); fashion;
broodt. -vènto, M.: blasting-pipe. =vi-
vande, M.: tray. =véee, M.; speaking-
trumpet.
portéllo [-ta 1], M.:
ture.
portén-dere} [L.], IRR. (cf. tendere); TR.:
portend (foreshow). portén-to, M.:
posato
small door; aper-
portent (omen). -tosaménte, ADV.
portentously (ominously).
portentous (ominous).
porteria [-ta], F.: doorkeeper’s lodge (at
a convent).
por-tési, PRET. of -tendere. -téso, PART.
of -tendere.
portévolet, ADJ.: tolerable (endurable).
por-tieeiòdla, dim. of -tal. -tieeidlo,
dim. of -to. -tieélla, dim. of -tal. -ti-
chétto, dim. of -tico. -tieina, dim. of
-ta1. |pòr=tico [L. -ticus (-fa, gate)],
M.: portico (PORCH, colonnade). -tiéra
[-tat], F.: portière (door-curtain). -tié-
re, M.: doorkeeper (usher). -tînat, F.:
kind of black grape. -tindia, F., -ti-
naio, -tindrot, M.: doorkeeper. -ti-
neria, F.: doorkeeper’s lodge.
port=inségna, M.: standard-bearer.
|lpér-tot [-tare], M.: carriage (bearing);
(pop.) carrying: — franco, postage free
(free of charge).
porto 2, PART. of porgere.
pòr-to [L. -tus], M.: port (harbour). -to-
lanoj, M.: pilot; doorkeeper. -téne
[tar], M.: great door (entrance); coach-
gate. -tuòso, ADJ.: with a port or ports.
portulaca [L. portare, bear, lac, milk],
F.: purslain.
por-zioneòlla, -zioneina, dim. of
-zione. |=ziéne [L. -tio], F.: portion
(part, share).
pò-sa, F.: repose (rest); pause (stop).
-saménto, M.: reposing; rest. -sén-
‘gat, F.: repose (rest); pause (stop). -sa=
piano, M.: label (on boxes, etc., con-
taining breakable material). -sa=piédi,
M.: footstool. |l-sare [l. L. pausare,
pause], TR.: put down; rest (place gen-
tly); INTR.: repose (rest); REFL.: repose.
-sata, F.: cover (knife, fork, etc.) perch;
pause (stop); sediment (dregs) -sata-
ménte, ADV.: quietly (gently, calmly).
-satézza, F.: calmness (tranquillity, com-
posure). -satina, dim. of -sata. -sa-
to, ADJ.: quiet (calm, tranquil); sedate.
-téso, ADJ.:
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-satéio, M.: perch (esp. of a cage). -sa-
tieeia, disp. of -sata. -satàra, F.:
dregs (grounds).
pòscia [L. postea], ADV.: after (after-
wards) or -ché -é, CONJ.: since; although.
pos-critto [L. post scriptum], M.: post-
script. -domani, M.: day after to-
morrow.
posi, PRET. of porre.
posi-tivaménte, ADV.: positively. -ti-
vismo, M.: positivism. -tivista, M.:
positivist. Il=tivo [L. -tivus (ponere,
put)], ADJ.: positive (actual, certain).
-tira, F.: posture (position). -ziéne,
F.: position (situation) ; propositiony.
pòso [-sare], M.: rest (repose, quiet).
‘pòso-la, F.: breeching (of a horse). -la-
tara, -liéra, F.: crupper. ||-lîno [L.
postilena], M.: crupper-strap.
pospastof, M.: dessert.
pos-pérre [post, porre], IRR.; TR.: post-
pone (defer) ; neglect (slight). -positi-
vo, ADJ.: post-positive (placed after);
neglected. -posizidéne, F.: postponing ;
delay. -pésto, PART. of -porre.
pòs-sa [L. -se, be able], F.: power (virtue).
-sànza, F.: power (force).
pos-sedénte, PART.: possessing. |l=se-
dére [L. -sidere], mr. (cf. sedere); TR.:
POSSESS (have, occupy). -sediménto,
M.: possessing; possession (land); en-
joyment. -seditére, M., -seditriee,
F.: possessor (holder). -sedato, PART.:
possessed (owned). -sènte, ADJ.: PUIS-
SANT (powerful, mighty). -senteménte,
ADV.: powerfully. -sessioneélla, dim.
of -sessione. -sessiéne, F.: possession
(property). -sessivaménte, ADV.: pos-
sessively. -sessivo, ADJ.: possessive.
-sèsso, M.: possession. -sessére, M.:
possessor (owner). -sessòrio, ADJ. : pos-
sessory.
possibi-le [L. -lis (posse, be able)], ADI.:
possible. -lità, F.: possibility. -lmén-
te, ADV.: possibly.
possi-dènte [possedere], M.:
(proprietor, owner); ADJ.: possessing.
-denténe, aug. of -dente. -dentie-
eio, -dentacolo, disp. dim. of -dente.
-dénza, F.: possession (ownership).
pòst- [L.], PREF.: post-, after.
po-sta [L. -sita] F.: post (place, station);
wait (ambush); rendezvous (meeting-
place); messenger; hen-setting; stall
(stable) ; post-office; opportunity}; foot-
step}; stake (wager)}; ambusht; situ-
ationt ; posturet; plantation}: cavallo di
—, post-horse; naviglio di —, packet-
boat; ufficio della —, post-office; a —,
on purpose; di —, directly; di questa —,
at this rate; da (or a) sua —, of his own
accord; andar in —, ride post; far la
posatoio
possessor
potare
— ad uno, lie in wait. -st&le, ADI:
postal. -stAre, TR., REFL.: spy (watch
for). -starèlla, dim. of -sta.
post-comunio [L.], M.: after comm
nion (part of the mass).
posteggiàre [-ta], TR.: lie in wait.
posté-ma [Gr. apé-stema], F.: aposteme
(abscess). -méso, ADJ.: having abscesses,
postergàre [L. (post-, tergum, back],
TR.: throw behind; disdain (despise).
pòste-ri [L. (post)], M. PL. : descendants
(offspring). -riére, ADJ.: posterior
(later); M.}: posteriors: a -riort, poste-
riorly. -riorità, F.: posteriority. -rior-
ménte, ADV.: posteriorly (subsequently).
-rita, F.: (jest.) posterity (offspring),
pòste-ro, M.: descendant.
posti-eeio [appositizio], ADI.: put on
(false, fictitious, counterfeit) ; provisional
(temporary); M.: nursery-ground: 4 —,
falsely. -eino, car. dim. of -to.
postiei-pàre [L. (post)], INTR.: delay
(linger). -pato, PART.: delayed. -pa-
taménte, ADV.: slowly (in a lingering
manner). -paziòne, F.: delay.
postièret [-ta], m.: keeper of post-horses.
postiérif, M.: day before yesterday.
postiérla [L. -terula], F.: postern (small
door).
postigliéne [-ta], M. : postilion.
postilela [L. post illa (sc. verba, ‘after
those words’)], F.: postil (marginal note;
short homily). -lére, TR.: postillate
(make postils). -la&to, PART.: with pos
tils. -latére, M.: postiller. -latara,
F.: notes.
pos-time, M.: plantation. -tino, M.:
postman (letter-carrier). Ilpés-to [L.
_-ttus], PART. of porre; ADJ.: placed (put);
M.: post (place, country, station); office;
space (room): — che, in case that.
postrémo [L. -mus], ADI.: last (final,
rear).
postri-bolo, |l-bulo} [L. prostibulum
(pro-stare, stand forth, be exposed for
sale), PROSTITUTE], M.: house of prostitu-
tion (brothel).
postu-lante, PART.:
postulant (candidate).
postulate (ask, beseech).
tulate. -latòrio, ADI.:
-lazione, F.: postulation.
pòstumo [L. -mus], ADI.: posthumous.
postira [-situra], F.: posture; plot.
postutto [post tutto], ADv.: al —, after all.
posvedéret, IRR.; TR.: see after.
potabile [L. -lis], aps.: drinkable (po-
table).
potaggiot, M.: pottage (soup).
po-tagiéne, F., -taménto, M.: prul-
ing (trimming). ||-tare [L. putare (pu
tus, clean)], TR.: prune (trim).
postulating; M.:
|-lére [L.], ™.:
-lato, M.: pos-
petitionary.
potassa
po-tassa [Ger. -tt-asche], F.:
-tdssio, M.: potassium.
pota-téio [-re], M.: pruning-knife. -té-
re, M., -triee, F.: pruner. -tura, F.:
pruning (trimming); branches. -ziénet,
F.: pruning.
po-tentariaménte}, ADV.: like a
prince. -tentato, M.: potentate (prince).
-ténte, ADI. : potent (strong); M.: poten-
tate (prince). -tenteménte, ADV.:
potently (powerfully). -tènza, F.: po-
tency (power): in —, virtually. -tenzià-
le, ADJ.: potential. -tenzialménte,
ADV.: potentially. -tenziàto, ADJ.: of
a potential virtue. ||-tére [L. -sse], IRR.§ ;
IntTR.: be able (have power, influence);
M.: POWER (ability, strength); authority.
-testa, F.: power (authority). -teste-
ria, F.: office (or jurisdiction) of a magis-
trate. -tissimaméntef, ADV.: principal-
ly. -tissimof, ADJ.: principal (most con-
siderable, chief).
$ Ind.: Pres. pdsso, pudt, ud; posstdmo,
potéte, possono. Fut. potrò. Cond. potrdz.
Subj.: Pres. gdssa. I’ve lacking.
Poet. forms: Pres.- 3. pudte; 6. Sonno.
Pret. 6. potéro. Cond. porria. Ger. possèndo.
pòtot, M.: (poet.) drink.
pottiniceio [?], M.: mud (mire); mix-
ture (medley).
potato, PART. of potere.
pove-rieeia, -rdeeio, disp. of -ro.
-raglia, r.: lot of beggars. -raménte,
ADV.: poorly. -rèllo, dim. of -ro.
-rettaménte, ADV.: poorly (meanly).
-rétto, dim. of -ro. -rézza;, F.: pover-
ty (need, misery). -rino, dim. of -ro.
IIpòve=ro [L. pauper], ADJ.: POOR
(needy); sterile; M.: pauper; poverty
(misery): — in canna, very poor; alla -ra,
poorly. -réne, disp. aug. of -ro. -rtà,
F.: poverty (need); scarcity; meanness.
-rieeio, car. dim. of -ro.
pozione [L. potio], F.: potion (drink).
pozié-rej, ADJ.: prior (former). -ritay,
F.: priority (precedence).
péz-za, F.: pool. -zAeeia, disp. of -za.
-zanghera, F.: puddle. -zétta, F.:
dim. of -za; dimple. -zettino, dim. of
-zetto. -zétto, dim. of -zo. ||péz-zo [L.
puteus], M.: well (spring): — di fuoco,
fire-pit; mostrar la luna nel —, make
one believe the moon is made of green
cheese.
pozzolana [Pozzuoli], F.: pozzolana (ce-
ment).
prammatica [L. pragmaticus], F.: prag-
matic sanction.
pran-deref, IRR. (part. -so); INTR.: dine;
potash.
eat. prdn-dio [L. -dium], M.: (poet.)
dinner. -dipeta, M., F.: sponger.
pran-so, PART. of -dere. -zare, INTR.:
dine (banquet). -zatére, M.: diner.
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-zétto, dim. of -z0. |lpran-zo [L
-dium (pra-, early, dies, DAY)], M.: dinner
(banquet).
pràssinoi, ADJ.: greenish.
préssioj, M.: horehound.
pra-taiòlo, ADJ.: of meadows; M.:
meadow-mushroom. -tellina, F.: daisy.
Il=tèllo [-to], dim. of -to. -tènse, ADI.:
meadow (growing in meadows). -teria,
F.: meadows ; prairie.
prati-ca [-co], F.: practice (custom); ac-
tion; plot; intercourse; experience; fa-
miliarity: di —, freely; far —, en-
deavour ; far le -che, practice. -cdbile,
ADJ.: practicable (feasible). -cabilita,
F.: practicability. -cabilménte, ADV.:
practicably. -cfeeia, disp. of -ca. -ca-
ménte, ADV.: by practice (use). -cAn-
te, M.: practitioner. -cdre, TR.: prac-
tice (do, exercise); negotiate; frequent
(visit); manage; INTR.: practice (exer-
cise): — bene, live in good society. -cato,
PART. of -care.
pratieèllo, dim. of -to.
prati-chétta, dim. of -ca. -chézzai,
F.: practice (use); society; intimacy.
Ilprati=co [L. practicus], F.: practical;
practised (experienced); M.: practical.
-céna, cug. of -ca. -condeeio, disp.
of -cone. -e6ne, M.: great practitioner.
pra-tile, M.: PRAIrial (ninth month of the
French Republican calendar). -tivo,
ADJ.: meadow (of a meadow). |lpré=to,
pl. -ti or -ta [L. -tum], M.: meadow. -to-
lina, F.: kind of herb. -tolînoj, M.:
field mushroom.
pra-vaménte, ADV.: wickedly (depraved-
ly). -vità, F.: depravity (corruption).
Ilprà-vo [L. -vus, distorted], ADI.: de-
praved (wicked, corrupt).
pre- [L. pre, before): =aeeennaére,
TR.: mention beforehand. =accusdre,
TR.: accuse beforehand. =allegàto, ADJ.:
before (above) alleged. -=ambolaref,
INTR.: preamble (introduce, preface).
-ambolo [-ambulus], M.: preamble. =av-
vertire, TR.: advise beforehand.
prebén-da [L. (prebere, offer)], F.: preb-
end (stipend). -dario, M.: prebendary.
-daticot, M.: prebend. -déto, M.: preb-
endaryship; ADJ.: possessing a prebend.
preca-re} [L. -ri], TR.: PRAY (entreat).
-riaménte, ADV.: precariously. -rie-
tà, F.: precariousness (uncertainty).
precaé-rio, ADJ.: precarious (unsteady,
doubtful).
pre=cauziòne, F.: precaution (care).
préee [L. prez], F.: (poet) PRAYER (sup-
plication).
preee-dénte, PART. of -dere; ADI.:
precedent (previous) ; M:: precedent (an-
tecedent). -denteménte, ADV.: pre
precedentemente
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cedently (beforehand). -dènza, F.: pre-
cedence (antecedence, priority). |lpre-
eé-dere [L. pre-cedere], REG. (or IRR.,
cf. cedere); TR.: precede (go before).
-duto, PART. of -dere.
preeentére [L. canere, sing], M.: pre-
centor (choir-leader).
pre-cessidne, F.: precession. ||-eésso,
PART. of -cedere. -eesséret, M.: prede-
cessor.
precet-tante, PART.; M.: one summoned.
l=t&re [L. pre-ceptare], TR.: summon
(call officially). -tato, PART. of -tare.
-tatére{, M.: preceptor (instructor).
-tista, M.: author of precepts. -tistica,
F.: book (or art) of precepts. -tivo,
ADJ.: preceptive. preeét-te, M.: pre-
cept (injunction, maxim). -tordato, M.:
office of a preceptor. -tére, M.: pre-
ceptor (instructor). -toriat}, F.: govern-
ment.
precidere [L.], IRR.; TR.: cut off; im-
pede.
preeinto [L. -cinctus (cingere, gird)],
ADJ.: encompassed; M.: precinct (dis-
trict).
preeipi-taméntoj}, M.: precipitation.
-tdnzaj, F.: headlong fall. ||-tare [L.
(pre-ceps, headlong)], TR.: precipitate
(throw headlong); hasten; INTR.: pre-
cipitate (sediment); REFL.: rush head-
long. -tataménte, ADV.: precipitately.
-tato, PART. of -tare; ADJ.: precipitate
(headlong, hasty); M.: precipitate. -ta-
ziéne, F.: precipitation (great hurry) ;
rashness. preeipi-te, ADJ.: precipi-
tate (headlong); precipitous (steep); rash.
-tévole, ADJ.: precipitous. -tevolis-
simevolménte (jest.), -tevolménte,
ADV.: precipitously. -tosaménte, ADV.:
precipitously (with steep descent); precipi-
tately (hastily). -téso, ADJ.: precipitous
(steep); hasty (rash). -zidret, INTR.:
precipitate (hasten). preeipi-zio, M.:
precipice ; headlong fall: mandare in —,
squander ; a —, precipitously.
pre-eipuaménte, ADJ.: principally
(chiefly). [l-eipuo [L. pre-cipuus (cape-
re, take)], ADJ.: principal (chief); only.
preei-saménte, ADV.: precisely (accu-
rately); briefly. -sére, TR.: tell with
precision. preei-si, PRET. of -dere.
-siéne, F.: precision (accuracy, exact-
ness). -sivot, ADJ.: precisive (exact).
Ilpreei-so [L. precisus], ADI.: precise
(exact, accurate, definite); ADV.: precisely
(exactly).
pre=eitàto, ADJ.: cited beforehand.
pre-claraménte, ADV.: nobly (illustri-
ously). |l-elaro [L. pre-clarus], ADI.:
noble (illustrious, great).
pre=cladere, IRR.; TR.: preclude (pre-
precedenza
prediale
vent, deter). -clusi, PRET. of -cludere,
-cliso, PART. of -cludere.
pròcot, M.: prayer (supplication).
precé-ee [L. pre-cox (coquere, C00K)],
ADJ.: precocious (premature). -eemén-
te, ADV.: precociously. -eità, F.: pre-
cocity (prematureness).
precogitare}, INTR.: precogitate (con-
sider beforehand).
pre-cogniziéne, F.: precognition (fore-
knowledge). |l=cognéscere, IRR.; m.:
know beforehand.
pre=coneètto, ADJ.: preconceived; M.:
preconception. ;
precò-nio}, M.: (poet.) praise (eulogy).
|l-nizzàre [L. preco-nisare], TR.: pub-
lish (proclaim, Eng.}, preconizate); extol.
-nizzaziéne, F.: proclamation (Eng.
preconization).
precon6-bbi, PRET. of -scere. -scénza,
F.: precognition (foreknowledge). |pre-
coné-scere [pre, conoscere), IRR.; TR.:
know beforehand (foreknow). -scimén-
to, M.: foreknowledge. -scitito, PART.
of -scere.
pre-còrdi, -còrdii [L. precordial], M. PL:
precordia.
pre-corrénte, PART. of -correre. ||=cér-
rere, IRR.; INTR.: forerun (precede);
forestall (prevent). -ecorritére, x,
-corritriee, F.: forerunner. -cérsi,
PRET. of -correre. -cé6rso, PART. of
-correre. -curs6re, M.: precursor (har-
binger); messenger.
pré-da [L. preda], F.: PREY (spoil, plun-
der): dare in —, give up (expose). -daee,
ADJ.: predaceous (plundering). -damép-
to, M.: plundering ; spoil (booty). -dare,
TR.: plunder (pillage). -dato, PART. of
-dare. -datéra, F., -datére, M.: plun-
derer. -datòrioj, M.: predatory (pil-
laging). -datriee, F.: plunderer.
prede 6re [L. pred ], M.: pre
decessor ; ancestor.
pre=definîire, TR.: predetermine.
predél-la [?], F.: platform of the altar;
close-stool; foot-stoolf ; bridle-reinsf.
-lina, r., -lino, M.: small chair; high
chair (for a child). -lénet, M.: high stool.
-laeeia, r.: small chair (for a child).
predesti-nare [L.], TR.: predestine
(foreordain). -mativo, ADJ.: predesti-
nating. -nazione, F.: predestination;
predestinating. predesti-mof, M.: pre
destination. ;
pre-determi-n4re, TR.. predetermine.
-néto, PART. of -nare. -naziòne, F.:
predetermination.
predétto, PART. of -dire; ADI.: foretold;
M.: prediction (foretelling).
prediale [L. predium, farm], ADI.: pre
dial; of land (or farms).
predica
prèdi-ca, F.: sermon; discourse (lecture).
-cfbile, ADJ.: predicable (assertable) ;
M.: predicable (general attribute). -ca-
ménto, M.: predicament (condition) ;
preachingi; sermoni. -esinte, M.:
Protestant preacher: frati -canti, Do-
minican friars. -efinzat, F.: preaching;
sermon. |l-care [L. pre-dicare], TR.:
PREACH; boast (vaunt); teach; lecture;
exaggerate; affirm. -cAto, PART. of -care;
M.: predicate. -catére, M.: preacher.
-eatoréllo, disp. dim. of -catore. -ca-
toréssa, -catriee, F.: chatterer. -ca-
zidne, F.: preaching ; sermon.
pre-dieénte, PART. of -dicere or -dire.
\-diecere = -dire.
predi-chétta [-ca], dim.of -ca. -china,
-chino, dim. of -ca.
prediei-ménto [predicere], M.: predic-
tion; foretelling. -tére, M.: foreteller.
predicòzzo [-care], M.: long sermon.
predi-létto, PART. of -ligere; M.: be-
loved; ADI.: beloved. -leziéne, F.:
predilection. ||-ligere [L. pre, before,
diligere, love], IRR.§; TR.: love with par-
tiality.
$ Ind.: Pret. predilès-si, -se; -sero.
predilètto.
pre-dimostraziéne, F.:
onstration.
prédio [L. predium], M.: farm (estate);
manor.
pre=dire, IRR.; TR.:
presage).
pre - disponènte, PART. of -disporre.
ll=dispérre, IRR.; TR.: predispose. -di-
spésto, PART. of disporre. -disposizié-
ne, F.: predisposition.
predizione [-dire], F.: prediction (fore-
telling).
predomi-ninte, PART. of -nare. -nan-
za, F.: predominance (prevalence). ||-na-
re [pre, dominare], TR.: predominate
(prevail, rule). predomi-nio, M.: pre-
dominancy (ascendancy).
predéne [-dare], m.: pillager (highway-
robber).
pre-eeeellénte, ADJ.: very excellent.
pre=eléggere, IRR.; TR.: preélect (choose
beforehand). -elétto, PART. of -eleggere.
pre-eminénz(i)a, F.: preéminence (su-
periority).
preesis-ténte, PART. of -fere; ADJ.:
preéxistent. -tènza, F.: preéxistence.
llpreesis-tere [ pre, esistere], IRR.; INTR.:
preéxist. -tito, PART. of -tere.
pre-fato [L. prefatus (pre, before, fari,
speak)], ADJ.: aforesaid (cited). -fAzio,
M.: preface (prayer). -fazione, F.:
preface (introduction).
prefe-rénza, F.: preference (choice) ;
precedence. -ribile, ADJ.: preferable.
Part.
previous dem-
predict (foretell,
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-ribilménte, ADV.: preferably. -ri-
ménto}, M.: preference (choice). ||-ri-
re [L. pre-ferre], TR.: prefer (choose, se-
lect). -rito, PART. of -rire. -ritére,
M.: one preferring.
prefet-téssa, F.: wife of a prefect. -ti-
zio, ADJ.: of a prefect. || prefèt=to
[L. prefectus], M.: prefect (Roman officer);
superintendent. -tira, F.: prefecture.
préfica [L. pre-fica (facere, make)], F.:
hired mourner (at funerals).
pre=figgere}, IRR.; TR.: prefix (deter-
mine, settle); REFL.: take into one’s head;
resolve upon. -figgiméntof, M.: resolv-
ing; determination:
prefigu-raménto, M.: prefiguration.
ll-rare [pre, figurare], TR.: prefigure.
-raziéne, F.: prefiguration.
pre-=fissi, PRET., -fisso, PART. of -figgere.
preformé-to [ pre, formato], ADI.: formed
beforehand. -ziéne, F.: preformation.
pre-gagiéne}, F.: prayer (petition).
ll-gare [L. -cari], TR.: PRAY (supplicate,
entreat); wish. -gariat, F.: prayer.
-gato, PART. of -gare. -gatére, M.:
supplicator (implorer).
pregévo-le [pregiare], ADI.: valuable
(precious). -lézza, F.: value (worth).
pre-ghévole}, ADJ.: imploring (beseech-
ing). lleghiéra [-gare], F.: prayer (pe-
tition).
pre-gifbile, ADI.: valuable (precious).
-giabilita, F.: value (worth). -gidre,
TR.: prize (value); esteem; estimate
(value); REFL.: be proud of (boast of).
-giàto, PART. of -giare. -giatére, M.:
appraiser; esteemer. ||pré-gio [L.-tium],
M.: value (worth, PRICE); esteem; reputa-
tion.
pregiénet = prigione.
pregidésof, ADJ.: precious (valuable).
pregiudi-cinte, ADJ.: harmful. ||-c4-
re [L. pre-judicare], TR.: prejudge; prej-
udice (damage, hurt). -cativo, ADJ.:
prejudicial (hurtful). -céto, PART. of
-care. -eévole, ADJ.: prejudicing (harm-
ing). -eifile, -zidle, ADJ.: prejudicial
(hurtful, detrimental). pregiudi-zio,
M.: prejudice (harm, damage). -ziésot,
ADJ.: prejudicial (harmful).
pré-gna, ADJ.: pregnant. |-gnénte
[L. pregnans], ADI.: (poet.) pregnant;
M.: one pregnant. -gnanteménte?,
ADV.: pregnantly. -gmézza, F.: preg-
nancy. -gno =-gna.
prégo [prece], M.: prayer (supplication).
pregus-taménto, M.: tasting before-
hand. |l-tare [pre, gustare], TR.: taste
beforehand (foretaste). -taziéme, F.:
pregustation (foretaste).
pre-indicato, ADJ.: indicated before
pre-inténdere, IRR.; TR.: understand
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before; hear before; INTR.: mean before.
-intéso, PART. of -intendere.
pre-introdétto, PART. ||=introdurre,
IRR.; TR.: introduce (bring in) before.
-introdussi, PRET. of -introdurre.
prez=istòrico, pl. —ci, aDJ.: prehistoric.
prela-tizio, ADJ.: of (or from) a prelate.
Ilprelé-to [L. -tus (pre-ferre, prefer)],
M.: prelate. -tiira, F.: prelacy; body
of prelates. -laziéne, F.: prelation
(preference); superiorityf.
pre-levare, TR.: take away. -levato,
PART. of -levare. -levaziéne, F.: tak-
ing away. -leziéne [L. lectio], F.: be-
ginning lecture (of a course). -lidref,
INTR.: fight. =libsre [L. libit], INTR.:
taste (try) before. -libdto, PART. of -li-
bare; ADJ.: excellent. =liminàre [L.
limen, threshold], aDJ.: preliminary (in-
troductory); M.: preliminary (introduc-
tion). =lodàto[L. laudatus], aDJ.: praised
before.
pre-lidere [ pre-ludere (play)], mr. (cf.
alludere); INTR.: prelude. -ladio [L.
-ludium], M.: prelude; forerunner. -la-
so, PART., -lussi, PRET. of -lucere.
premàticaj, F.: pragmatic sanction.
prema-turaménte, ADV.: prematurely
(too early). |l=taro [L. prematurus],
ADJ.: premature (too early).
premedi-tare [L. premeditari], TR.:
premeditate. -tataménte, ADV.: pre-
meditatedly. -tàto, PART. of -fare. -ta-
ziòne, F.: premeditation.
preménte, PART. of -mere; ADJ.. press-
ing (squeezing).
pre-mentovato, ADJ.: mentioned before
(or above).
prémere [L.], TR. (pret. reg. or pressif):
press (squeeze); force out; crush (bruise);
oppress ; urge; INTR.: press; import.
pre-méssa, F.: premise (proposition).
-messiéne j, F.: preamble (preface).
-mésso, PART. of -mettere; ADJ.: prem-
ised (set forth beforehand). ||=méttere,
IRR.; TR.: put before; explain before-
hand; prefer (choose).
premia-re [L. premiari (premium,
premium, reward)], TR.: reward (repay).
-tivof, ADJ.: rewarding. premia-to,
PART. of -re. -tére, M., -trice, F.: re-
warder (recompenser). -ziéme, F.: re-
ward (recompense).
premi-nénte [L. preminens], ADI.: pre-
eminent (excelling). -nènza, F.: preém-
inence (superiority).
prémio [L. premium], M.: PREMIUM (re-
ward, prize).
premisi, PRET. of -mettere.
prémi-to [premere], M. : pressing (push-
ing); tenesmus. -tére}, M.: oppressor.
-tura, F.: pressing (crushing); juice. |
preinteso
preposi
premizia}, F.: premices (first fruits),
premoniziénef, F.: premonition (fore.
warning).
pre=morire, IRR.; INTR.: predecease (dia
sooner than). -mòrto, PART. of -morire,
ADJ.: predeceased.
pre=munire, TR.: fortify beforehand;
REFL.: be prepared. -muniziéne, F.:
premunition (preparation).
premi-ra [premere], F.: importance
(weight); solicitude (concern); ardour. -ro-
saménte, ADV.: ardently (eagerly); ur
gently. -réso, ADJ.: pressing; ardent;
important.
premutare}, TR.: change the order of.
premiuto, PART. of -mere; ADJ.: pressed
(squeezed).
prenarrà-rej, TR.: tell beforehand. -zié-
nef, F.: previous narration.
prén-ee [principe], M.: (poet.) prince.
-eéssaf, F.: (poet.) princess.
prén-dere [L.], IRR.$; TR.: take (grasp,
seize, accept); direct one’s self; catch;
surprise: — in fallo, surprise ; — fondo,
cast anchor; — terra, land; REFL.: be
taken: — dell’ amoref, fall in love with.
-dibile, abJ.: takable. -diménto}, M.:
taking: secondo il mio —, as I take it.
-ditére, M., -ditriee,F.: taker. -di-
toria, F.: lottery-bank.
$ Ind.: Pret. fr6-sî, -se; «sero. Part. fréso.
prené-me [L. pre-nomen], M.: Christian
name. -minfto, ADJ.: before named.
preno-tare [L. pre-notare], TR.: note
before. -tAto, PART. of -fare. -ziéne,
F.: prenotion (foreknowledge).
prenun-zidre [L. pre-nuntiare], TR:
announce before (foretell). -zidto, PART.
of -ziare. -ziatére, M., -ziatriee, F.:
foreteller. prentin-zio, M.: announcing
before (prenunciation).
pre-occupàre, TR.: preoccupy. -occu-
pito, PART. of -occupare. -occupa-
ziéne, F.: preoccupation.
pre-onorato, ADJ.: honoured before.
pre-opinante, M.: proponent. :
preordi-nàre [pre, o. .], TR.: preordain
(predetermine). -néto, PART. of -nare.
-naziòne, F.: preordination.
prepara-ménto, M.: preparing; prep-
aration. ||preparde-re [L. pre-parare],
TR.: prepare (make ready); adapt. -t-
vo, ADJ.: preparative. -tore, M., -tri-
€e, F.: preparer. -tério, ADJ.: prepara-
tory. -ziéne, F.: preparation.
preponde-rante, PART. of -rare; ADI:
preponderant. -ramza, F.: preponderance
(outweighing). ||-rare [L.], INTR.: pre-
ponderate (outweigh); prevail. -raziéne,
F.: preponderance (outweighing).
pre=pérre, IRR.; TR.: put before (place
above); prefer; promote (raise). -pési,
+
prepositivo
PRET. of -porre. -positivo, ADJ.: pre-
positive. -pòsito, M.: provost. -posi-
tara, F.: prepositure (provostship). -po-
sizione, F.: placing before; preposition.
prepossénte [L. pre-potens], ADI. : very
powerful (superior).
pre-posteraménte}, ADV.: preposter-
ously. |l-péstero [L. pre-posterus], ADI. :
preposterous (inverted, absurd).
pre=pésto, PART. of -porre; ADJ.: placed
before; preferred (selected); advanced;
M.: provost (dignitary).
prepotén-te [L. pre-potens], ADI.: very
powerful; M.: tyrant. -tèllo, dim. of -te.
-teménte, ADV.: tyrannically. -téne,
aug. of -te. prepotèn-za, F.: tyranny.
prepuzio [L. preputium], M.: prepuce.
prerogati-va [L.], F.: prerogative (privi-
lege). -vaménte, ADV.: prerogatively.
prertitto], ADJ.: rugged (rough).
pré-sa [-so], F.: taking (capturing) ;
grasp; prize (capture); prize-money;
handle; dose (of medicine); pinch (small
quantity); holder ; (agr.) division of land:
dar —, give occasion; dar le -se, give
occasion; venire alle -se, come to blows;
di prima —}, at first sight. -sficchio,
M.: top of the handle (of a spade).
pre-sfgio [L. pre-sagium],M.: presaging;
presage (omen). -sagire, TR.: presage
(foretell); INTR.: presage. -sfigo, M.: pre-
sager (foreteller).
presàme [-so], M.: rennet.
présbi-taf, |lprésbi-te [Gr. -bites, old],
ADJ.: long-sighted; M.: long-sighted per-
son. -terdle, ADJ.: presbyterial (clerical).
-terato, M.: presbyterate (presbytery-
ship, priesthood). -terianismo, M.:
presbyterianism. -teridmo, ADJ., M.:
presbyterian. -tério, M.: presbytery (body
of elders); presbyterium.
pre-scégliere, IRR.; TR.: choose before.
-scélsi, PRET. of -scegliere. -scélto,
PART. of -scegliere.
préscia}, F.: haste (urgency).
pre=sciènte, ADJ.: prescient (foreknow-
ing). =sciènza, F.: prescience (foresight).
pre-scindere, INTR.: prescind.
prescitoj, ADJ.: foreseen; damned,
prescititto [prosciugare], M.: ham.
prescri - ttibile, ADJ.: prescriptible.
-ttivo, ADJ.: prescriptive. prescrissi,
PRET. of -vere. -preseri-tto, PART. of
~vere; ADJ.: prescribed (appointed); M.:
prescript. {lpreseri-vere [pre-, s. J
IRR.; TR.: prescribe (appoint, order) ; limit
(fix); INTR.: prescribe (claim). -vimén-
to, M.: order. -ziéne, F.: prescription
(recipe) ; claim.
pre=sedére, IRR.; INTR.: preside. -se-
dato, PART. of -dere. -seggenza, F.:
presidency.
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presen-tabile, ADJ.: presentable. -ta-
giénef, F.: presentation. -tdmeof, ADJ.:
quick (Eng.t presentaneous). -tare, TR.:
present (bestow, introduce, offer); REFL.:
present one’s self. -tato, PART. of -fare;
M.: one presented (introduced). -tazid-
ne, F.: presentation (offering, introduc-
tion). |lpresém-te [L. presens], ADI.:
present (existing, immediate); M.: present
(time or person); present tense; gift: al
—, at present; di —, presently. -te-
ménte, ADV.: presently (at once); in
person}.
presentiménto [-sentire], M.: presenti-
ment (apprehension).
presentino, M.: dim. of -te; small gift.
pre-sentire, TR.: forebode (presage) ;
INTR.: have a presentiment.
presentieeio, M.: disp. dim. of -te.
presén-za, «zia [-te], F.: presence; read-
iness (promptness); appearance (port):
di —,in person. -zidle, ADJ.: present
(Eng.} presential). -zialménte, ADV.:
in presence (personally). -ziére, INTR.,
TR.: be present.
pre-sépe [L. pre-sepe (sepes, fence)],
M.: (poet.) manger; stable. -sèpio, M.:
manger (where Christ was born); stable.
preserélla, dim. of presa.
preserva - ménto, M.: preservation.
\lpreserva-re [L. preservare], TR.:
preserve (keep, sustain); shield. -tivo,
ADJ.: preservative. -tére, -triee, F.:
preserver. -ziéne, F.: preservation.
pré-si, PRET. of -ndere. -sieeio, ADJ.:
taken (caught); M.: captured bird.
prési-de [L. -des (sedere, SIT)], M.: presi-
dent; rector. -dènte, ADJ.: presiding
(ruling); M.: president. -dentéssa, F.:
president. -dènza, F.: presidency (of-
fice or dignity); presidential residence.
-denziale, ADJ.: presidential. -diare,
TR.: garrison (defend). -didrio, ADJ.:
presidiary (pertaining to a garrison).
-difto, PART. of -diare. presi-dio,
M.: garrison; defence; protection; pow-
erful remedy. -èdere (pop.) = prese-
dere.
prèsiot, M.: value (worth).
presistimazionej, F.:
(preference).
presménej, M.: must (from unpressed
grapes).
préso, PART. of prendere.
preson-t. ., -2.. = presun-t. ., -2..
presopop. . = prosopop. .
prés-sa, F.: press (machine); crowd;
eagerness (haste). -sa=carte, M.: paper-
pressatura
great esteem
weight. -sfnte, PART. of -sare; ADJ.:
pressing. -sa=ppéco, ADV.: nearly
(almost). -sdre, TR.: press (squeeze);
urge (solicit). -satara, F.: press; ep
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treaty}. -sézzat, F.: nearness. -siéne,
F.: pression (pressing). |lprés-so [L.
-sus], ADV., PREP.: near (close by); al-
most; about: — —f, near by; — a po-
co, nearly (almost); M. PL.: vicinity; ADJ.:
near (close). -so=chè -é, ADV.: nearly.
-sére}, M.: presser. -stra, F.: pres-
sure (crushing) ; oppression.
préstaj, F.: lending; loan.
pre-stabilire, TR.: preéstablish.
prestaméntej, ADV.: quickly.
prestaméntoj, M.: lending ; borrowing ;
loan.
pre-stante, ADJ.: excellent (superior,
rare). -stanteménte, ADV. : excellent-
ly. -stamza, F.: excellence (superior-
ity, rarity); lending} ; loan; tax (impost)f:
dare in —, lend; prendere in —, bor-
row. -stanzidrej, TR.: tax. |l-sta-
re [L. pre-stare, stand forth; offer], TR.:
lend; give (grant): — fede, believe; —
giuramento, give oath ; — orecchi, listen.
-stato, PART. of -stare. -statére, M.,
-statriee, F.: usurer (lender). -sta-
taraj, F.: lending; borrowing; loan.
-stazione, F.: revenue; loan}; tax}.
pre-stére}, M.: lightning. -stévole,
ADJ.: ready (serviceable). ||-stézza [-sto],
F.: quickness (haste).
pre -stedigitaziéne, F.: prestidigita-
tion (juggling). -stigiat, F.: prestige
(fascination, illusion). © -stigiaref, TR.:
deceive (delude). -stigiatére, M., -sti-
giatriee, F.: juggler (conjurer). |l-sti-
gio [L. prestigium], M.: prestige; jug-
gling. -stigiésot, ADJ.: fascinating ; de-
ceitful. Ù
prestino, ADV.: rather quick.
pré-stita}, r., ||prè-stito [-stare], M.:
lending; borrowing; loan: dare în —,
lend; pigliare in —, borrow. pré-stol,
M.: loan; pawnbroker's shop.
prèsto 2 [L. prestus], aDJ.: ready (speedy,
prompt); helpful; aDv.: readily (speedily,
at once).
pre-suménte, PART. of -mere. -mén-
za}, F.: presumption. |l-stiimere [L.
presumere), IRR.§ ; TR.: presume (take for
granted) ; INTR. : presume (suppose, think).
-sumibile, ADJ.: presumable. -sumi-
bilménte, ADV.: presumably. -sumi-
tére, M.: presumer (arrogant person).
-simsi, PRET. of -sumere. -suntiva-
ménte, ADV.: presumptively. -sunti-
vo, ADJ.: presumptive; apparent. -stim-
to, PART. of -sumere. -suntuoséggine,
F.: presumptuousness (arrogance).' -sun-
tuosaménte, ADV.: presumptuously (ar-
rogantly). -suntuosèllo, -suntuo-
sétto, dim. of -suntuoso. -suntuosi-
tà, F.: presumptuousness (arrogance).
-suntuéso, ADJ.: presumptuous (arro-
pressezza
pretto
gant). -sunzibne, F.: presumption (ar.
rogance; probability ; conjecture).
$ Pret. pre-suméi or -stnsi, -sdnse 3 «sin
sero. Part. -sdnto.
presup-porre [pre, supporre], IRR.; TR.
presuppose (take for granted). -pési,
PRET. of -porre. -positivo, ADJ.: sery-
ing for supposition. -posizidne, fF:
presupposition. -pésto, PART. of -porre;
ADJ.: presupposed; M.: presupposition
(presumption).
prestirai, F.: taking (seizure, capture):
rennet.
pre-tacchiéne, disp. aug. of -te. «tie
eto, disp. of -te. -tdiof, -taiòlo, ADI:
fond of priests’ company. -tarfaj, F.:
number of priests. -taticot, -tato},
M.: priesthood. -tazzuòlo, disp. of -te,
Ilprè-te [L. -sbyter, elder], m.: PRIEST
(minister) ; bed-warming pan-holder, :
pretèlle}, F. PL.: moulds (matrice).
preten-dénte, PART. of -dere; ADI:
pretending; M.: pretender. |pretèn-
dere [L. pre-tendere], IRR.; TR.: pre
tend (claim, assert); intend (propose);
maintain. -siéme, F.: pretension (claim);
pretext. -sionéso, ADJ.: pretentious
(presuming). -sére, M.: pretender. -zio-
nòso, -zidso, ADJ.: pretentious (presum-
ing).
preter- [L. preter, by, beyond], PREF.:
preter=ire, INTR.: fail of effect; TR:
omit; pass over. -ito, PART. of -ire;
ADJ.: past. pretér-ito, M.: preterite
(past tense). -iziéme, F.: preterition.
preter-mésso, PART. of -mettere; ADI.:
omitted. |=méttere, IRR.; TR.: pre
termit (omit, pass over). -missiéne,
F.: omission.
preter=naturale, ADJ.: preternatural
(strange). -naturalménte, ADV.: pre
ternaturally (strangely).
pre-tésa, F.: pretence (pretext). Il=té-
so [-tendere], PART. of -tendere: pre
tended.
pretésco [prete], ADI. : priestly (clerical).
pre-tésta [L. pretexta (tegere, weave)],
F.: pretexta (Roman robe). -testàto,
ADJ.: wearing the pratexta. -tésto, i.
PRETEXT (pretence, show).
pre-tignuòlo, M.: poor priest. ||-tino
[-te], ADJ.: of a priest (priest-); M.: dim.
of -te. -tismo, M.: priesthood. -téne,
aug. of -te. -tonzolo, disp. dim. of 4.
preté-re [L. pretor], M.: pretor (Roma
officer). -riat, F.: pretorship. -ridno,
ADJ.: pretorian. preté-rio, ADJ.: pit
torian; M.: pretorium (general’s tent);
residence (of a provincial governor).
pret-taménte, ADV.; plainly (honestly,
sincerely). Ilpròt-to [puretto], ADI:
pure (mere, unmixed),
pretura
pretara [L. pretura], F.: pretorship.
pre-valènza, F.. prevalence (predomi-
nance). |l=valére, IRR., INTR.: prevail
(have the advantage over); REFL.: avail
one’s self of.
prevalio. .j = prevaric. .
pre-valso, -valito, PART. of -valere;
prevailed (predominant).
prevari-care [L. pre-varicari, walk
crookedly], INTR.: prevaricate (turn from
the right course, shuffle). -cato, PART.
of -care; ADJ.: prevaricated. -catére,
M., -catriee, F.: prevaricator. -ca-
ziéne, F.: prevarication (transgression,
deceit).
pre-vedénza, F.: foresight (prudence).
ll=vedére, IRR., TR.: foresee; expect.
-vedibile, ADJ.: that may be foreseen.
-vediménto, M.: prevision (foresight).
-veduto, PART. of -vedere.
pre-ven(i)énte, ADJ.: preventing; pre-
ventive. -veniménto, M.: prevention;
preoccupation. |l=wemire, IRR., TR.:
prevent (outstrip, anticipate); hinder (im-
pede); prepossess. -ventivaménte,
ADV.: previously. -ventivàre, TR.:
prearrange (expenses). -ventivo, ADI.:
preventive. -vèntoj, -ventito, PART.
of -venîre. -venziéne, F.: prevention;
prepossession.
prevertirej, TR.: pervert (seduce).
previdéuza, F.: providence (foresight).
pre-viaménte, ADV.: previously. ||prò-
vio [L. pre-vius (via, way)], ADI.: pre-
vious (preceding).
pre-visiéne [-vedere], F. : prevision (fore-
sight). -visot,-visto, PART. of -vedere;
ADI. : foreseen.
prevòs=to [L. pre-positus], M.: provost.
-tiira, F.: provostship.
pre-ziosaménte, ADV.: preciously. -zio-
sità, F.: preciousness. -ziéso, ADJ.:
precious (valuable), Ilprò=zzat [-220],
F.: price (value); rewardj. -zzabile,
ADJ.: valuable (precious). -zzare, TR.:
prize (rate, set a price on); value (esteem).
-zzatore, M.: appraiser.
prezzémolo [Gr. petrosélinon], M.: PARS-
LEY.
prez-zévole}, ADJ.: precious (valuable).
Ilpròz=zo [L. pretium], M.: PRICE (value);
salary (pay); reward}: a buon —, cheap;
a caro —, dear. -zolare, TR.: bribe
(corrupt). -zoléàto, PART. of -zolare;
ADJ.: bribed; hired.
pria [prima], ADV.: (poet.) before (first);
rather (sooner).
pri-égaj, r., I=ègo [prego], M.: (poet.)
prayer (supplication).
prigi6-na}, F.: prisoner. -naref, TR.:
imprison (captivate). -neèlla, dim. of
ac. lprigié-ne [L. prehensio, seizing],
principino 373
F.: PRISON; M.: prisoner. -neriaf,
-nia, F.: imprisonment (confinement, cap-
tivity). -nièra, F., -nière, -niéro,
M.: prisoner; jailert.
prima [-mo], ADV.: before (first); sooner
(rather): come —, as soon as; da —, in
the beginning; in —, in the first place.
primaee. .} = piumace. .
pri-méio}, ADJ.: first. -maménte,
ADV. : first. -mariaménte, ADV.: pri-
marily (in the first place). -mario,
ADJ.: primary (first). -màssoj, M.:
chief man. -mate, M.: primate. -ma-
tieeiaméntej, ADV. : early ; first. -ma-
tieeio, ADJ.: early; first (primary)}.
-mato, M.: highest place; ADJ.: first
(chief). -mavéra [L. ver, spring], F.:
«spring. -maverile, ADJ.: of spring.
-mazia, F.: primacy. -mazidle, ADJ.:
primatical. -meggiare, INTR.: excel
(exceed). -meggiato, PART. of -meggia-
re. -meranof, ADJ.: first. -mieerià.
to, M.: deanship. -mieério, M.: dean.
-mièra, F.: primero (game at cards).
-mieraménte, ADV.: first (in the first
place). -mierétta, car. dim. of -miera.
-mierina, dim. of -miera. -miéro,
ADJ.: first (former). -migènio [L.
-migenius (gignere, beget)], ADJ.: primi-
tive (first). -mipilàre, ADJ.: primi-
pilar. -mipilo [L. -mipilus (pilum,
Javelin)], M.: first centurion. -missimo,
ADJ. : first. -mitivaménte, ADV. : prim-
itively. -mitivo, ADJ.: primitive.
-mizia, -mizie, F.: first fruits (Eng.}
premices); new, delightful thing. {lpri-
mo [L. -mus], ADJ.: First (foremost) ;
primitive; chief; M.: first; forefather.
-mogénita, F., -mogénito, M.: first-
born (child). -mogenitére [L. genitor,
parent], M.: primogenitor (first father).
-mogenitriee, F.: first mother. -mo-
genitara, F.: primogeniture (birthright);
Seniority. -mordiale -mordialis
(ordiri, begin)], ADJ.: primordial (first in
order).
prin-eej, M.: prince (chief). -eipfle,
ADJ.: principal; M.: principal (chief).
-eipalita, F.: principality (supreme
power). -eipalménte, ADV.: princi
pally. -eipàrej, TR.: domineer (govern).
-eipàto, M.: principality; sovereignty.
llprin-eipe [L. -ceps (primus, first, ca-
put, head)], M.: PRINCE; CHIEF. -eipe-
scaménte, ADV.: in a princely manner.
-eipésco, ADJ.: princely. -eipéssa, F.:
princess. -eipétto, dim. of -cipe. -ei-
piaménto}, M.: beginning. -eipiàn-
te, ADJ.: beginning ; M.: beginner (novice).
-eipiàre, TR., INTR.: begin (commence).
-eipidto, PART. of cipiare. -eipiati-
vo, ADJ.: serving to begin. -eipino,
374 principio
dim. of -cipe. -eîpio, M.: principle;
beginning; source; precepts. -eipòtto,
disp. dim. of -cipe.
pri-éra, F.: prioress. -ordle, ADJ.:
of a prior. -oréticot, -orato, M.:
priorship. ||=«6re [L. -or], M.: prior (priest
below abbot). -oria, F.: priory; prior-
ship. -orista, M.: book (containing the
names of the priors of a religious house).
-orita, F.: priority. -scaménte, ADV.:
formerly. pri-sco, ADI.: former (an-
cient).
pris-ma ([Gr.], M.: prism. -mAatico,
ADJ.: prismatic -métto, -mettino,
dim. of -ma.
pristi-naménte, ADV.: formerly. ||pri-
sti-no [L. -nus], ADJ.: pristine (former).
priva-giénej, F.: privation (lack).
-ménto, M.: depriving. |lpriva-re [L.],
TR.: deprive (take away from); REFL.:
abstain from. privé-taj, F.: sewer.
-taménte, ADV.: privately. -tiva-
ménte, ADV.: exclusively. -tivo, ADJ.:
privative (depriving); exclusive. priva-
to, PART. of -re; ADJ.: private; bereft;
particular} ; concealed} ; M.}: privy. -té-
rej, M.: depriver. -ziéme, F.: priva-
tion (need).
privignoij, M.: stepson.
privi-legifire, TR.: privilege (exempt).
-legiàto, PART. of -legiare; ADJ.: privi-
leged. |l-légio [L. -legium (privus,
private; lex, law)], M.: privilege (right).
privo [L. -vus], aDJ.: deprived (di, lack-
ing).
prizzàtoj, ADJ.: spotted.
pro- [L.], PREF.: pro-, beFore. prò [L.
prodesse], M.: good; advantage; ADJ.}:
valiant (brave): a che —, of what use?
dare il buon —, congratulate.
pro-fva, F.: great-grandmother. |=Avo,
-fvoloj, M.: great-grandfather.
probabi-le [L. -lis], ADJ.: probable. -1i-
smo, M.: probabilism. -lista, M.: proba-
bilist. -lità, r. : probability. -lménte,
ADV.: probably.
probaménte [-bo], ADV. : uprightly (hon-
estly).
proba-tivo [L. -tivus], aDJ.: probative
(proving). -tòrio, ADI.: probatory.
-ziénef, F.: proof; probation.
pròbbio}, M.: shame (infamy).
probita [-bo], F.: probity (integrity).
probiviri [L. probi, good, viri, men], M. :
commissioners (commission).
problé-ma [Gr. problema], M.: problem.
-maticaménte, ADV.: problematically.
-matieità, r.: quality of that which is
problematic. -matico, pl. —ci, ADI.:
problematical. -mino, dim. of -ma.
-méne, aug. of -ma.
probo [L. -bus], apJ.: good (upright).
proconsole
probéscide [Gr. -boskis], F.: proboscis,
proca-eeévoleft, aDJ.: industrious, pro-
ca-eeia, pl. -ccia or -cci, M.: messenger,
-eeiaménto, M.: procuring. -eeiante,
PART. of -cciare; ADJ.: diligent. -eeié.
re, TR.; procure (get); endeavour; REFL.:
procure one’s self; strive}. -eetato,
PART. of -cciare. -eetatore, M., -ceia.
triee, F.: industrious person. pro-
céaeeio, M.: provision; letter-carrier,
llprocé-ee [L. procax (procor, ask)],
ADJ.: bold (pert, saucy; wayward; Eng+
procacious). -eeménte, ADv.: saucily;
petulantly. procé-eia, -eita, r.: im
pudence (Eng. procacity).
procantof, M.: preface (preamble).
proe-eianaméntef, ADV.: next. -eid-
noi, ADJ.: near.
proccùr. .j == procur..
proee-dénte, PART. of -dere. |proeà.
dere [L.], IRR. (cf. concedere); INTR:
proceed (advance); act; issue; conduct
one’s self. -diménto, M.: proceeding;
progress. -duara, F.: proceeding (trang
action). -dito, PART. of -dere.
proeèl-la [L.], F.: storm; peril. -laria,
F.: stormy-petrel (bird). -léso, ADI:
stormy (tempestuous). .
proces-sante, PART. of -sare; M.: prose
cutor (plaintiff). ||-sare [procedere], tR.:
sue (go to law). -séto, PART. of -sare,
proeés-si, PRET. of procedere. -sional-
ménte, ADV.: in procession. -sionére,
INTR.: go in a procession. -siéne, F.:
procession. -sivof, ADJ.: proceeding
(progressive). procès-so, M.: process
(trial); progress: far — ad uno, sue one.
-suale, ADJ.: of a process. -stiraj,F.:
proceeding(s); indictment; process.
pròei [L. -cus], M. PL.: suitors (of Penel-
ope); fawner.
procinto [L. -netus], M.: PRECINCT; cir-
cuit}: in essere (or mettersi) in —, be on
the point of.
proeiéne [Gr. pro-kion, dog], M.: Pro
cyon (star); glutton (an animal).
proeissiéne [-cessione], F.: procession.
proclé-ma, M.: proclamation. ||-mare
[L.], TR.: proclaim. -maziéne, F.: prot
lamation.
proclitico, pl. —ci [Gr. (klinein, lean)],
ADJ., M.: proclitic.
procli-ve [L. -vis], ADI. : inclined (Eng.
proclive); M.{: propensity. -vità, F.:
proclivity (inclination).
pròcoj, pl. —ci, M.: suitor (lover).
procoiof, M.: herd of cattle.
pro-combénte, ADJ.:procumbent (prote).
l-cémbere [L. -cumbere], INTR.: (poet)
fall forward.
pro-consolare, ADJ.: proconsular. -002-
soléto, M.: proconsulship. ||-cdnsole
proconsolo
[L. consul], M.: proconsul. -cònsolo,
M.: proconsul: pescare per il —, work in
vain.
procrastinà-re [L. (cras, to-morrow)],
INTR.: procrastinate (postpone, delay).
-tére, M.: procrastinator. -ziéne, F.:
procrastination (delay).
procrea-ménto, M.: procreating; gen-
eration. |lprocred-re [L.], TR.: pro-
create (beget). -tére, M., -trice, F.:
procreator.
proci-ra, F.: procuration (attorney’s let-
ter); attorney’s. office (or residence).
||-=r&re [L.], TR., INTR.: procure (obtain,
attain); act as attorney}. -ratia, F.:
office (or residence) of attorney. -raté-
re, M.: procurer; attorney; procurator.
-raziéne, F.: procuration. -reriaj,
F.: attorneys office. proet-rof, M.: pro-
curation.
pròda [prora], r.: shore; edge; prowf.
prò-de [OFr.], aDJ.: valiant (brave, Eng.t
PROW); M.}: profit. -deménte, ADV.:
valiantly (bravely). -dézza, F.: prowess
(valour, bravery).
pro-dieèlla, ||-dieina [-da], car. dim.
of -da. -diére, -diéro, M.: head-rower.
prodiga-lissimo, M.: very (or most)
prodigal. -lita,F.: prodigality (extrava-
gance). -lizzare, TR.: squander (be
prodigal). -Iménte, -ménte, ADV.:
prodigally (extravagantly). |prodigà-
re [L. (agere, drive)], TR.: squander (be
prodigal).
prodi-gio [L. -gium], M.: prodigy (won-
der). -giosaménte, ADV.: prodigiously.
-giosita, F.: prodigiousness. -giéso,
ADJ.: prodigious. °
pròdigo [L. -gus], ADJ.: prodigal (lavish);
M.: prodigal.
prodissimo [-de], ADJ.: very (or most)
valiant.
prodi-térej, M.: traitor. -toriamén-
‘te, ADV.: traitorously. |l=tòrio [L. -tor],
ADJ.: traitorous (perfidious).
pro-dittatére, M.: pro-dictator.
prodiziéne}, F.: treachery.
prodétto, PART. of -durre; M.: product;
fruit.
pròdromo [Gr. pré-dromos], M.: forerun-
ner (Eng.} prodrome).
produ-eènte, PART. of -rre; ADJ.: pro-
ducing. Iprodi-eerej [L.], IRR. (cf.
-rre); TR.: produce (bring forth); cause;
lengthen}. -eibile, ADI.: producible.
-eiménto, M.: producing; production.
-eitore, M., -eitriee, F.: producer.
produémof, M.: brave man.
pro-darre [L. -ducere], IRR. (cf. addur-
re); TR.: PRODUCE (bring forth); cause.
-diissi, PRET. of -durre. -duttibilej,
ADJ.: producible. -duttività, F.: pro-
| prophesy (predict).
profigurato 375
ductiveness. -duttivo, ADJ.: produc-
tive. -duttoj, PART. of -durre; ADI.
produced. -duttére, M., -duttriee, F.:
producer. -duzidne, F.: production.
proe-miadle, ADJ.: prefatory (introduc-
tory). -mialménte, ADV.: by way of
introduction. -miare, TR.: preface.
|[proé-mio [L. proemium], M.: preface
(preamble, PROEM).
profa-naménte, ADV.: profanely. -ma-
ménto, M.: profanation. -mare, TR.:
profane (desecrate, abuse). -mato, PART.
of -nare; ADJ.: profaned. -natére, M.,
-natriee, F.: profaner. -miaziéne, F.:
profanation. -mita, F.: profanity (irrev-
erence). ||profa-mno [L. -nus], ADI.:
profane (irreverent, impious).
profèn - da [prebenda], F.: provender
(feed). -dérej, TR.: give provender to.
profe-rènte, PART. of -rire. -ribile,
ADJ.: utterable. -riménto, M.: utter-
ing. |Jerire [L. -rre], TR.: utter (pro-
nounce). -rito, PART. of -rire; ADI.:
uttered. -ritére, M.: utterer.
profes-sfre, TR.: profess (avow); exer-
cise (a calling). -sfito, PART. of -sare;
ADJ.: professed. -satére}, M.: profes-
sor. -sionale, ADJ.: professional. -sié-
ne, F.: profession (declaration) ; calling;
religious order. -siomista, M.: profes-
sional person. ||profés-so [L.-sus], ADJ.:
professed; M.: professed monk. -séra,
F.: professor. -sordle, ADJ.: profes-
sorial. -sére, M.: professor. -soridle,
ADJ.: professorial (belonging to a profes-
sor). -soréne, aug. of -sore.
profé-ta [L. propheta], M.: prophet. -ta-
let, ADJ.: prophetical. -tamte, PART.
of -tare. -tare, TR.: prophesy (predict).
-teggiare}, TR.: prophesy (foretell).
-téssa, F.: prophetess. -tezzaref, TR.:
-ticaménte, ADV.:
prophetically. profé-tico, pl. —ci, ADI.:
prophetic. -tizzAre, TR.: prophesy (pre-
dict). -zia, F.: prophecy (prediction).
proffe-rare}, TR.: utter (pronounce);
proffer. -rènzaj, F.: proffer (offering).
-rére}, TR.: proffer (offer). -ribile,
ADJ.: that can be proffered. -riménto,
M.: proffering. |l-rire [L. proferre],
IRR. (cf. offerire); TR.: proffer (offer);
show; REFL.: offer one’s self. -rito,
PART. of -rire; ADJ.: proffered. prof-
fé-rta, F.: proffer (offering, proposal).
proffé-rto, PART. of -rire; ADJ.: prof-
fered; M.}: offer.
proffilaret, tr.: draw in profile. ;
profieiénte [L. -ciens], ADI. : proficient
(well-skilled).
pro-ficuaménte, ADV.: profitably. |l=fi-
cuo [L. -ficuus], ADJ.: profitable (useful).
profiguratof, ADJ.: compared.
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profi-laménto, M.: profile drawing. ||-l&-
re [-lo], TR.: draw in profile,
profi-lassi [Gr. phuldssein, guard], F.:
prophylaxis. -lattico, pl. —cî, ADI.:
prophylactic.
pro-filato, PART. of -filare; aDJ.: drawn
profilamento
in profile. -filatara, F.: profile draw-
ing; border. |l=filo, m.: profile; side-
view.
profit-t&bilej, ADI. : profitable. -tare.
INTR.: profit (make progress); be profit-
able; make profitable. -tévole, ADI.:
profitable. -tevolménte, ADV.: profit-
ably. |lprofit-to [L. profectus], M.:
profit (benefit).
proflavio [L. -vius], M.: overflowing
(abundance).
profén-daj, F.: profundity. -damén-
te, ADV.: profoundly. -daménto, M.:
sinking down. ||-dare [-do], INTR.: sink;
perish; REFL.: sink; drown; TR.: sink
(submerge); deepen. -dataménte f,
ADV.: profoundly (very deeply). -dato,
PART. of -dare; ADJ.: sunk. -daziénef,
F.: digging.
pro-féndere, IRR.; TR.: pour out abun-
dantly ; spend lavishly.
pro-fondita, F.: profundity (depth).
ll-féndo [L. -fundus], ADI.: profound
(deep); ADV.: profoundly; M.: depth.
pròfugo [L. -gus], ADI.: fugitive (wander-
ing); M.: fugitive.
profu-maménto}, M.: perfuming; per-
fume. -màre, TR.: perfume. -mata-
ménte, ADV.: delicately; finely. -ma-
to, PART. of -mare; ADJ.: perfumed.
-matére, M., -matrice, F.: perfumer.
-matizzoj, M.: beau (fop). -meria,
F.: perfumery (perfumer’s shop or busi-
ness). profa-micof}, M.: perfume. -mié-
ra, F.: perfuming-vase. -miére, M.:
perfumer. -minot, M.:
|lprofa-mo [pro, fumo], M.: perfume;
flattery. -mésof, ADJ.: perfumed.
pro-fusaménte, ADV.: profusely. -fisi,
PRET. of -fondere. -fusi6ne, F.: profu-
sion (abundance). ||=fiaso, PART. of -fon-
dere; ADJ.: profuse (lavish).
progé-nie [L. -nies], F.: progeny (issue).
-nitére, M., -nitriee, F.: progenitor.
pro-gettàre, TR.: project (scheme).
Il-gètto [L. -jectus], M.: project (de-
sign).
progiudicare = pregiudicare.
pro-gnosi [Gr. prégnosis], F.: prognosis.
-gnosticdre = -nosticare, TR.: prog-
nosticate (foreshow). -gnòstico, M.:
prognostic.
programma [Gr.], M.: programme.
progre-diménto, M.: progression.
\|-dire [L. -di], INTR.: proceed (advance).
«dito, PART. of -dire; ADJ.; advanced.
perfuming-pan.:
promettere
-ssiéne, F.: progression (advance). -ssf.
sta, M.: progressionist. -ssivaménte,
ADV.: progressively. -ssivo, ADJ.: pro-
gressive (advancing). progré-sso, x:
progress (advance).
proibire [L.prohibere (pro, before, habe-
re, have)],TR.: prohibit (interdict). -tivo,
ADJ.: prohibitory. proibi-to, PART. of
-re; ADJ.: prohibited. -tére, M.,-triee,
F.: prohibiter. -zi6ne, F.: prohibition.
pro-ieiénte [L. -icere], ADI.: projecting
(throwing); M.: person (or thing) pro-
jecting. -iettàre, TR.: project (cast
forward); devise. -ièttile, -iétto, u:
projectile. -iettaraf, F.: projection (jut-
ting out). -ieziéne, F.: projection (hurl-
ing); plan.
pro-lagare}, INTR.: make a prologue.
[lpròla=go [prologo], M.: prologue.
prolasso [L. -lapsus], M.: prolapsus (fall-
ing down of a part of the body).
prola-to}, ADJ.: uttered (spoken). -té-
rej, M.: pronouncer. -ziénei, F.:
pronunciation (prolation).
pròle [L. -les], F.: progeny (offspring).
prolegòmeni [Gr. prolegimena (pro,
before, légein, say)], M. PL.: prolegomena
(introductory discourse).
pro-lépsi (Gr. prolépsis], -lèssi, F.: pro-
lepsis (a rhetorical figure).
prole-tarifto, M.: proletariat. ||=té-
rio [L. -tarius], M.: proletary (base-born
person).
pro-lificàre, TR.: generate. ||-lifico
[L. proles, offspring, facere, make], ADI.:
prolific (productive).
pro-lissaménte, ADV.: prolixly. -lis-
sità, F.: prolixity (length). ||-lisso
[L. -lixus], ADI. : prolix (long, diffuse).
prolo-gére ij, INTR.: make a prologue.
-gatéret, M.: maker (or speaker) of a
prologue. -ghétto, -ghino, dim. of
-g0. -gizzdref, INTR.: make a prologue.
llpròlo-go [L. -gus], M.: prologue; pro-
logue-speaker.
prolaidere [L.], mr. (cf. alludere; INTR.:
prelude (begin, introduce).
prolunga-bile, ADJ.: prolongable
-ménto, M.: prolongation. || prolun-
ga-re [L. prolongare], TR.: prolong
(lengthen); defer. -taménte, ADV.:
lengthily (diffusedly). -tére, M., -triee,
F.: prolonger. -ziéme, F.: prolongation
(lengthening); delay.
pro-lusiéne, F.: prelude (prolusion).
||-Iviso, PART. of -ludere.
pro=memòria, F.: memorandum.
pròmerej, TR.: disclose (tell).
pro-méssa, F.: promise; security?.
-messiéne}t,F.: promise. -mésso, PART.
of -mettere; ADJ.: promised. -mettén-
te, PART. of -mettere. |!=méttere [L
promettitore
-mittere], IRR.; TR.: promise (assure);
REFL.: promise one’s self. -mettitére,
M., -mettitriee, F.: promiser.
promi-nénte [L. -nere], aDJ.: promi-
nent (jutting). -nènza, F.: prominence.
promis-cuaménte, ADV.: promiscuously.
-cuità, F.: promiscuousness. ||promi-
s-cuo [L. -cuus], ADJ.: promiscuous (min-
gled).
promis-i, PRET. of promettere. -siéne,
F.; promise. -sòrio, ADJ.: promissory.
promontòrio [L. -rium], M.: promon-
tory.
promò-ssi, PRET. of -vere.
PART. of -vere. -t6re, M., -triee, F.:
promoter. -vènte, ADJ.: promoting.
|lpromé-vere [pro-, m..], IRR.; TR.:
promote (forward); elevate. -viménto,
M.: promotion. -vitére, M., -vitriee,
F.: promoter. -ziéme, F.: promotion.
promulgà-re [L.], TR.: promulgate (an-
nounce, publish). -tivo, ADJ.: that can
be promulgated. -tére, M., -triee, F.:
promulgator. -ziéne, F.: promulgation
(declaration).
pro=-muòvere = -movere.
promutérej, TR.: exchange.
prònao [Gr. pré-naos, temple], M.: pro-
naos (vestibule of a temple).
pro-nepétef, ||--nipéte [L. -nepos], M.:
nephew's son; PL.: descendants.
prono [L. -nus], ADI. : prone (inclined).
proné=-me [L. -men], M.: pronoun. -mi-
néle, ADJ.: pronominal. -minàto,
ADI. : renowned.
pronosti-caménto, M., -cinzaj, F.:
prognostication. -efire, TR.: prognosti-
cate (predict); INTR.: make a prediction.
-catére, M., -catriee, F.: prognosti-
cator. -caziéne, F.: prognostication
(predicting). ||pronésti-co, pl. -ci
[Gr. pré-gnosis], M.: prognostic (omen).
pron-taménte, ADV.: promptly (readily).
-tare{, TR.: importune; INTR., REFL.:
strive. -tézza, -titadinef, F.: prompti-
tude (readiness). prén-to [L. promp-
tus], ADJ.: prompt (ready, quick); ADV.:
promptly. -tuario, M.: promptuary
(store-house).
pronu-ba [L.], F.: bridesmaid. prònu-
bo, M.: bridesman.
pronine. . = pronunz. .
pronin-zia, F.: pronunciation. -zià-
bile, ADJ.: pronounceable. -ziamén-
to, M.: pronunciation (utterance). ||-zia-
re [L. -ciare], TR.: pronounce (utter);
INTR.: speak; REFL.: declare one’s self.
-ziativo, ADJ.: pronunciative. -ziato,
promò-sso,
PART. of -ziare; ADJ.: pronounced. -zia-
tére, M., -ziatriee, F.: pronouncer.
-ziazi6ne], F.: pronunciation.
propa-gabile, ADJ.: propagable. -ga-
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ménto, M.: propagation (increase). -gan-
da, F.: propaganda. -gandista, M.:
propagandist. -gante, PART. of -gare.
ll-gare [L.], TR.: propagate (increase,
spread); REFL.: be propagated. -gato,
PART. of -gare; ADJ.: propagated. -ga-
tore, M., -gatriee, F.: propagator
-gaziéne, F.: propagation. -ggima-
proporzione
ménto, M.: propagation (by layers).
-&ginàre, TR.: propagate (provine).
-gginato, PART. of -gginare; ADJ.:
propagated (by layers). -gginatére,
M.: propagator. -ggimaziéne, .F.:
provining. propé-ggine, F.: vine-
layer (or sucker). i
propala-re [L. (-m, openly)], TR.: di-
vulge (publish). -tére, M.: divulger.
“zione, F.: publication.
pro=parossitono, ADJ.: proparoxytone.
prope}, ADV.: near (at hand). i
pro=pèndere, INTR.: propend (incline,
be disposed to).
propensgrej, TR.: premeditate.
propensione [-pendere], F.: propensity
(disposition).
pro=perispòmeno, M.: properispome.
propiléo [Gr. pro-pilaios (pile, gate)],
M.: propyleum (vestibule).
propi-na, F.: examiner's fee. ||-mare
[L.], TR.: drink the health of (Eng.t
propine).
pro-pinquaméntet, ADV.: near (hard
by). -pinquità}, F.: propinquity. ||-pin-
quo [L. pinguus], ADJ.. near (nigh) ; re-
lated.
pròpio = proprio, ADI.: proper (fit); own
(peculiar); ADV.: properly; M.{: pecu-
liar quality; ownership.
propi-zidre, TR.: propitiate (conciliate).
-ziatére, M.: propitiator. -ziatòrio,
ADJ.: propitiatory. -ziazidéne, F.. pro-
pitiation. |lpropi-zio [L. -tius], ADI.:
propitious (kind, favorable).
pròpoli [L. -s], F.: propolis.
propo-nénte, PART. of -nere; ADJ.: pro-
posing. ||lpropé-nere [L.], IRR.; TR.:
propose (set forth, declare). -nibile,
ADJ.: that can be proposed. -nimentàe-
eio, disp. of -nimento. -niménto, M.:
purpose (intent); resolution. -nitére,
M.: proposer. propé-rre, IRR. (cf. por-
re); TR.: propose (set forth, declare).
proporzio-nabile, ADJ.: proportiona-
ble. -nabilméntet, ADV.: proportion-
ably. -nale, ADI.: proportional. -na-
lità, F.: proportionality. -nalménte,
ADV.: proportionally. -mare, TR.: pro-
portion (adjust). -nataménte, ADV.:
proportionately. -mato, PART. of -nare;
ADJ.: proportioned. -natére, M.: that
proportions. ||proporzié-ne [L. propor-
tio], F.: proportion (adaptation). -né-
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vole, ADJ.: proportionable. -nevol-
ménte, ADV.: proportionately.
propòscide = proboscide.
propé-si, PRET. of -nere. -sitissimo,
ADJ.: @ —, very opportunely. propò-
sito, M.: purpose (design); cause; sub-
ject: a —, to the purpose (oppor-
tunely); con —, intentionally. -sitùra,
F.: provostship. -siziéne, F.: proposi-
tion; proposal; maxim. propò-sta, F.:
proposition. -stéàtot, M.,-stiat, F.: pro-
vostship. propé-sto, PART. of -nere
and -rre; ADJ.: proposed; M.: provost;
purpose.
proprésof, M.: enclosure (circumference).
propretére [L. -pretor], M.: propretor
(Roman magistrate).
pro-priaménte, ADV.: properly; pe-
culiarly. -prieta, F.: property (attri-
bute) ; possession (ownership). -prietà-
rio, M.: proprietor. Iprò-prio [L.
-prius], ADJ.: proper (fit) ; own (peculiar);
apt; ADV.: properly; M.t: peculiar qual-
ity; ownership: amor —, self-love.
propu-gnicolo,-gnéaculoj,M.: fortress
(rampart). |l-gnare [pro-, p. .], TR.: de-
fend (resist; Eng.} propugn). -gnatére,
M., -gnatriee, F.: defender; supporter.
-gnazibne, F.: defence.
propul-sare [L.], TR.: repel (drive back).
-satére, M.: repeller. -siéme, F.: pro-
pulsion.
proquestére, M.: proquestor (Roman
official).
proquéio}f, m.: black cattle.
pròra [L.], F.: PROW (of a ship).
pròro-ga, F.: prorogation (lengthening).
-gabile, ADJ.: that can be prorogued.
ll-gare [L.], TR.: prorogue (prolong).
-gativaj, F.: prerogative; insolence.
-gaziéne, F.: prorogation (delay).
pro-rompénte, PART. of -rompere.
ll=ré6mpere, IRR.; INTR.: break forth
(rush out). -rompiménto, M.: break-
ing forth. -rétto, PART. of -rompere.
-rappi, PRET. of -rompere.
prò-sa [L.], F.: prose. -sdeeia, disp.
of -sa. -saicaménte, ADV.: prosaical-
ly. -séico, pl. —cî, ADJ.: prosaic.
-saismo, M.: prosaism.
prosépia [L.], F.: progeny (race, lineage).
prosaé-ref, TR.: write (or speak) in prose;
INTR.: joke. -stieita, F.: prosaic qual-
ity. ||prosa-stico [prosa], ADJ.: pro-
saic. -tére, M., -triee, F.: prose-writer.
proscénio [L. -nium (scena, stage)], M.:
proscenium. ;
pro=sciògliere IRR.; TR.: absolve (from
avow). -sciogligiénet, F., -sciogli-
ménto, M.: absolution. -sciòlsi, PRET.
of -sciogliere. -sciòlto, PART. of -scio-
gliere; ADI.: absolved (freed). -sciòrre
prosternere
= -sciogliere; IRR.; TR.: absolve (from a
vow).
pro=sciugàre, TR.: dry up. -sciugéto,
PART. of -sciugare; ADJ.: dried. -seiut-
to, M.: gammon of bacon (ham),
pro-scrissi, PRET. of -scrivere. -scrit-
to, PART. of -serivere; ADJ.: proscribed:
M.: proscribed man. |l=serivere, IRR;
TR.: proscribe (banish). -scrizione, F.:
proscription.
prosecuziéne [L. -cutio], F.:
tion (pursuit).
proseggiàre [-sa], INTR.: write in prose,
prose-guiménto, M.: prosecution (pur-
suit). |l-guire [L. -qui], TR.: prosecute
(pursue, continue); go on. -guitàret,
TR.: pursue.
prose-litismo, M.: proselytism. |l="lite
[L. -litus], M.: proselyte (disciple),
prosétta, dim. of -sa.
pro-sodia [L.], F.: prosody; treatise
upon prosody. -sòdico, pl. —ci, -so-
diaco, pl. —ci, ADJ.: prosodical.
proséne}, M.: prosy fellow.
prosopo-péa [L. -peia], F.: prosopopeia
(rhetorical figure). -péico, pl. —ci, ADI.:
pertaining to prosopopeia.
prospe-raménte, ADV.: prosperously.
-raménto, M.: prospering. -rére, INTR.:
prosper (succeed); TR.: give success (fa-
your). -raziénef, F.: prosperity. -ré-
vole, ADJ.: prosperous. -revolmén.
te, ADV.: prosperously. -rita, F.: pros-
perity. |pròspe-ro [-rus], ADJ.: pros-
perous (thriving, fortunate). -rosamén-
te, ADV.: prosperously. -réso, ADI.:
prosperous (successful); stout.
pro-spettàre, TR.: see prospectively.
-spéttico, pl. —ci, ADJ.: perspective.
-spettiva, F.: perspective (art or paint-
ing). -spettivista, M.: painter of per-
spective. -spettivot, ADJ.: prospective.
II=spètto [L. -spectus (-spicere, look for-
ward)]; M.: prospect (view); design.
prossi-maménte, ADV.: next. -manof,
ADJ.: near; kindred. -manzaf, F.: prox-
prosecu-
imity. -missimo, ADJ.: very (or most)
near. -mità, F.: proximity; relation-
ship. |lpréssiemo [L. proximus], ADJ.:
near (next, neighbouring); related; M.:
neighbour.
prò-stata [Gr. -stdtes (statés, placed)],
F.: prostate. -stético, pl. —cî, ADJ.:
prostate.
pro=stèndere, IRR.; TR.: prostrate (cast
down); stretch; REFL.: prostrate one’s
self; stretch one’s self.
proster-nare, TR.: throw down; REFL.:
prostrate one’s self. -naziéne, F.: pros
tration. Iprostèr-nerej [L.], IRR.;
TR.: prostrate (cast down); REFL.: pros
trate one’s self.
prostesi
prostesi [Gr. présthesis (pros, before,
thésis, putting)], F.: prosthesis (grammat-
ical figure).
prostéso, PART. of -stendere; ADI.:
thrown down (prostrate); M.: prostrate
person.
prosti-tuire [L. -tuere], TR.: prostitute.
-tata, F.: prostitute. -tuziéme, F.:
prostitution.
pro-straménto, M.: prostration. ||-stra-
re [L. -stratus], TR.: prostrate (throw
down); REFL.: prostrate one’s self. -stra-
to, PART. of -strare; ADJ.: prostrated.
-straziéne, F.: prostration. ?
prosteeia, disp. dim. of -sa.
prosum. . = presum. .
pro-sudcero, M.: father-in-law’s father.
protagonista [Gr. protagonistés (pròtos,
first, agonistés, actor)], M.: protagonist.
pròtasi [Gr. -s (tdsis, stretching)], F.:
protasis (of a conditional sentence); pro-
logue.
protég-gere [L. -ere], mR.§ ; TR.: protect
(shield, defend). -gitére, M., -gitriee,
F.: protector. i x
§ Pret. $rotès-sî, -se ; -sero. Part. protètto.
proteiférme [Proteo, forme], ADJ.: pro-
tean (multiform).
pro-téndere, IRR.; TR.: stretch out
(hold forth); REFL.: stretch one’s self.
pro-tervaménte, ADV.: arrogantly.
-térvia, -tervita}, F.: arrogance (Eng.
protervity). |l-térvo [L. -tervus (-tere,
tread upon)], ADJ.: arrogant (insolent).
pròtesit [Gr. -sis (thésis, placing)], F.:
prosthesis.
pro-tési2 [-tendere], PRET. of -tendere.
-téso, PART. of -tendere; ADJ.: stretched
out.
protéssi, PRET. of -teggere.
protés-ta, -tagionet, F.: protestation.
-tante, ADJ., M.: Protestant. -tanté-
simo, -tantismo, M.: Protestantism.
l-tdre [L. -tari (pro, openly, testari,
bear witness)], TR.: protest (affirm). -ta-
to, PART. of fare; ADJ.: protested. -ta-
tére, M., -tatriee, F.: protester. -ta-
tòrio, ADJ.: belonging to protestation.
-taziéne, F.: protestation. protés-to,
M.: protest (pretence). .
prote-ttivo, ADJ.: protective (defend-
ing). |lproté-tto, PART. of -ggere;
ADJ.: protected. -ttorato, M.: protec-
torate. -ttére, M.: protector. -ttrice,
F.: protectress. -ziéme, F.: protection
(shelter, defence). -ziomismo, M.: pro-
tectionism. -ziomista, ADJ., M.: pro-
tectionist.
proto [cf. proto-], M.: (typ.) foreman.
pròto- [Gr. préios, first], M.: head (chief).
-odllo []. L. -collum], M.: protocol (regis-
try-book). =figico, pl. —ci, M.: first
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physician. =maèstro,M.: first master.
=mértire, M.: protomartyr. =mèdico,
M.: first physician. -'noet, M.: empyreum.
=notariàto, M.: prothonotaryship. =no-
tério, M.: prothonotary (Roman church
provetto
official). -plagma [Gr. pldsma, forma-
tion], M.: protoplasm. -pldste, M.: first
dg -plasto, M.: protoplast (origi-
nal),
-quamguam [L. quamquam, al-
though), M.: Gest.) master; wiseacre.
protò-ssido [ossido], M.: protoxide. pro-
tò=tipo, M.: prototype; ADJ.: original.
-26i [Gr. zéon, animal], M. PL.: protozoa.
pro=tònico, pl. —ci, ADJ.: protonic.
pro-traere}, ||=trfrre, IRR.; TR.: pro-
tract (extend; defer). -trassi, PRET. of
-trarre. -trétto, PART. of -trarre; ADJ.:
protracted. -trazidéne, F.: protraction.
protuberanza [L. -rare], F.: protuber-
ance (prominence).
pro=tutére [L. -tutor], M.: pro-guardian.
prò-va [L. -ba], F.: proof (test); demon-
stration; witness; dispute: in —, on
purpose ; a tutta —, as much as possible;
far —}, prove. -vabile, ADI.: provable ;
probablef. -vabilita, F.: provableness.
-vagiéne}, F.: proving. -vaméntof,
M.: proving ; proof (trial). -wamof, ADJ.:
obstinate. -vfinzai, F.: proof (trial).
-vare, TR.: prove (try); demonstrate;
thrive; REFL.: prove one’s self. -vata-
ménte, ADV.: by proof. -vativot, ADJ.:
proving. -wato, PART. of -vare; ADJ.:
proved. -vatére, M.: prover. -vatura,
F.: kind of buffalo cheese. -vaziénef,
F.: proof (test); witness.
pro-veeeifret, INTR.: make provision ;
REFL.: take advantage of. -véeetof,
M.: profit.
proved.. = provved. .
pro-veniénte, ADJ.: arising. -venién-
za, F.: origin (rise). -veniméntof, M.:
success, issue. |l=wemire, IRR.; INTR.:
arise (proceed, have origin). -vénto, M.:
income; fee. -wenvito, PART. of -venire;
ADJ.: arisen.
provenza-le [Provenza], aDJ.: Proven-
gal. -leggiàre, INTR.: imitate the Pro-
vengal. -lismo, m.: Provengal manner.
-lménte, ADV.: in the Provengal manner.
prover-bifle, ADI.: proverbial. -bial-
ménte, ADV.: proverbially. -bidre,
TR.: ridicule; admonish (scold); INTR.:
speak in proverbs. -biatére, M.: ridi-
culer; admonisher. ||provér-bio [L.
-bium], M.: proverb; offence}. -biosa-
méntej, ADV.: angrily. -biéso, ADJ.:
full of proverbs; angry (scornful)}. -bi-
sta, M.: writer (or sayer) of proverbs.
provètto [L. -vectus (pro, forward, ve-
here, carry)], ADJ.: old (advanced in
years); M.: old man.
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provevolméntej, ADV.: probably.
provianda [Fr. -vende], F.: provender
(provisions).
pro-vicariato, M.: provicariate. [|=vi-
cério, M.: pro-vicar (acting vicar).
provid.. = provvid..
provîncaj, F.: periwinkle.
provin-eia [L.], F.: province. -eialato,
M.: provincialship. -eiàle, ADJ., M.: pro-
vincial. -eialismo, M.: provincialism.
provino [-vare], M.: spirit-gauge.
provoca-bile, ADJ.: easily provoked.
-méntoj, M.: provocation. provo-
cé-nte, ADJ.: provoking. |lprovoca-
re [L. (pro, forth, vocare, call)], TR.: pro-
voke (incite, call out). -taménte, ADV.:
in an aroused way. -tivo, ADJ.: pro-
provevolmente
vocative. provoca-to, PART. of -re;
ADJ.: provoked. -tére, M., -triee, F.:
provoker. -ziéme, F.: provocation.
prov-vedénte, PART. of -vedere, ADJ.:
provident. -vedènza, F.: providence
(foresight). [l=wedére, IRR.; TR.: pro-
vide (prepare); procuref; recompenset.
-vediménto, ™.: foresight (care). -ve-
ditorato, M.: office of purveyor. -ve-
ditére, M.: purveyor (caterer). -ve-
ditoria, F.: office of purveyor. -vedi-
triee, F.: purveyor. -vedutaméante,
ADV.: providently (prudently). -vedua-
to, PART. of -vedere; ADJ.: provided;
prudent. -vidaménte, ADV.: provi-
dently. -vidènte, PART. of -vedere;
ADJ.: provident (prudent). -vidémza,
F.: providence; forecast}. -videnzià-
le, ADJ.: providential. pròv-vido, ADJ.:
provident ; cautious. -vigiéne, F.: pro-
vision.
provviséàrej, TR.: improvisate (write ex-
temporaneously).
provvi-sionale, ADJ.: provisional.
-sionalménte, ADV.: provisionally.
-siongre, TR.: give a pension. -siona-
to, PART. of -sionare; ADJ.: pensioner.
-sidne, F.: provision; pension; commis-
sion: per modo di —, provisionally. -sio-
niére, M.: purveyor; ADJ.: providing.
|lprovvi-so}, PART. of provvedere; M.:
impromptu. -sére}, M.: provider. -so-
riaménte, ADV.: conditionally. -sò-
rio, ADJ.: conditional (Eng.} provisory).
provvi-sta, F.: provision. provvi-
sto, PART. of provvedere.
prozzia, F.: great-aunt. =zio, M.: grand-
uncle.
pria [prora], F.: (poet.) PROW.
prudén-te [L. -s (providens)], ADI.:
prudent (careful, discreet). -teménte,
ADV.: prudently. -té6ne, aug. of -te.
prudén-za, F.: prudence. -zidle,
ADJ.: prudential. -zialménte, ADV.:
prudently.
puerpera
pra-dere [L. prurire], INTR.: itch. -d6.
re, M., -darafj, F.: pruriency (itching),
pru-eggiàre [-a], INTR.: turn the ship's
head. -6ggio, M.: steering (of the prow),
pri-gna [L. -na (pl. of -num)], F.: PLUM:
-gne secche, PRUNES. pri-gnoi, x.:
plum-tree. pri-gnola, F.: sloe (wild
plum). -gnolaia, F.: mushroom grounds,
-gnòlo, M.: mushroom ; wild plum-treef.
prui-na [L.], F.: (poet.) hoar-frost. -né-
so, ADJ.: frosted (pruinose).
pra-na [pop. for -gna], F.: PLUM. -nfia,
F., néio, M.: plum-tree orchard. -né-
mei, M.: place full of thorns (or briers).
-neggiuòlot, dim. of -no. -néta,r.:
thorn hedge. -nèlla, F.: wallwort (plant).
-nèllo, M.: blackthorn. -néto, w.:
plum-orchard; thorny bush. pri-no,
M.: thorn; bramble. -nésoj, ADI:
thorny; full of brambles.
pruòvaij [= prova], F.: proof (test).
pru-rigine [L. -rigo], F.: pruriency (itch-
ing). -riginéso, ADJ.: itching. -riret,
INTR.: itch. -rito, M.: itching, pré-z-
zat, F.: itching (smarting).
pséudo- (Gr. psedos, false]: -‘nimo [Gr.
énuma, name], M.: pseudonym (authors
assumed name); ADJ.: pseudonymous.
psi-chiàtra [Gr. psuché, soul, iatrés,
physician], M.: psychiater. -chiatria,
F.: psychiatry. -chidtrico, pl. —ci,
ADJ.: pertaining to psychiatry. -colo-
gia [Gr. légos, discourse], F.: psychology.
-cologicaménte, ADV.: psychologically.
-cològico, pl. —ci, ADJ.: psychological.
-eòlogo, M : psychologist.
psilioj, M.: fleabane (plant).
pubbli-cabile, ADI.: fit to be published.
-caménte, ADV.: publicly. -camén-
tot, M.: publication. -céno, M.: publi-
can. -cére, TR.: publish. -catére, M,
-catriee, F.: publisher. -caziòne, F.:
publishing ; publication. -eista, M.: pub-
licist (journalist). -eita, F.: publicity.
\lpabbli-co, pl. -ci [L. -cus (populus,
people)], ADJ.: public (common, open); M.:
public.
pi-hbe [L. -bes], M.: pubes. pi-here,
ADJ., M.: (of) one in puberty. -bertà, F.:
puberty. -bescèntet, ADJ.: pubescent.
public. .| = pubblic. .
pu-dénda [L.], ADJ.: pudendal. -dibén-
do, ADJ.: modest. -dicaménte, ADV.:
chastely. -dieizia, F.: chastity (pudic-
ity). Îl-dîco, pl. —ci [L. -dicus (pud-,
be ashamed)], ADJ.: chaste (virtuous).
-dére, M.: chastity (modesty).
pueri-le [L. -lis (puer, boy)], ADJ.: puer-
ile (childish). -lità, F.: puerility. -limén-
te, ADV.: childishly. pueri-zia, F.:
childishness,
puér-pera [L: (puer, child, parere, best)],
puerperale
F.: confined woman. -perdle, ADJ.:
puerperal. -pério, M.: childbed.
pugi-lare, ADJ.: of boxing. |[-lato [L.
-latus], M.: boxing. pugi-le}, -latére,
M.: pugilist.
pugillo}, M.: pinch (bit).
pu-gna [L.], F.: battie (combat). -gné-
ee, ADJ.: pugnacious. -gnaeeméntej,
ADV.: pugnaciously. -gmalare, TR.:
strike (with a dagger). -gmalata, F.:
thrust (with a dagger). -gnéle, m.: dag-
ger. -gnalétto, -gnalino, dim. of
-gnale. -gnaléne, aug. of -gnale. -gna-
lotto, M.: dagger (of medium size).
-gnàre, TR.: fight (combat). -gnatére,
M., -gnatrice, F.: fighter. -gnazid-
ne}, F.: battle (fight). -gmdzzof,
skirmish.
pu-gnellétto, -gnellettino, dim. of
-gnello. ||-gnéllo [-gno], M.: handful.
pai-gnerej = pungere. -gnergecio?,
M.: pricking. -gnéttof, M.: sting.
pu-gnettino, dim. of -gno.
M.: dim. of -gno; child’s fist.
pugni-tòeeio], M.: stimulus (incentive).
l-tépo [pugnere, topo], M.: small holly-
oak, -turay, F.: puncture, prick; pang.
pi-gno, pl. -gni, -gna [L. -gnus], M.: fist ;
cuff; handful; handwriting: fare a’ -gni,
fare alle -gna, box. -gnolino, dim. of
-gno. -gnòlo, -gnòro, M.: handful;
ancient agrarian measure.
pih! pahhh [echoic], INTERI. : pooh!
pula [?], r.: husks (chaff).
ptlee [L. -lex], F.: FLEA.
puleèl-la [l. L. -licella], F.: girl (virgin,
Eng.} pucelle). -laggio}, m.: virginity.
-lénij, ADV.: unmarried.
pul-eesécca [pulce, s..], F.: flea-bite.
-eidio, M.: place full of fieas.
pulei-naj, F.: PULLET. -nèlla, M.: pun-
chinello (Neapolitan puppet). -nellàta,
F.: play of punchinello. ||pulei-no [L.
pullicenus], M.: chicken. -cidéso, ADI.:
full of fleas.
pileroj, ADI. : (poet.) beautiful.
pulé-dra, F.: colt. -drdeeio, -drie-
eio, disp. of -dro. -drdia, F.: stud
(place for fine horses). -drétto, -dri-
na, -drino, car. dim. of -dro. ||pulé-
dro [pollo (L. pullus)], M.: colt (FOAL).
puléggia [ASax. pullian, draw], F.: pulley.
puléggio [L. -legium], M.: pennyroyal
(plant): dar —, send away.
pali-ca, F .: air-bubble (in glass). -cd-
ria, F.: pulicaria (flea-bane). ||[pali-
eet = pulce. puli-ga, F.: air-bubble
(in glass).
pulfmentfze; TR.: polish. -ménto,
polish. |pulî-re [L. polire], TR
polish (clean); flatter}. -sci-orréechi,
M.: earpick. -sci-pénne, M.: penwiper.
ll-gnino,
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-sci=piédi, M.: door-mat. puli-ta, F.:
polishing. -taménte, ADV.: neatly ; ele-
gantly; smoothly. -tézza, F.: neatness;
elegance; politeness. puli-to, PART. of
-re; ADJ.: polished (smooth, clean); ele-
gant; polite. -tére, M.: polisher. -ti-
ra, F.: polishing. -zia, F.: cleanliness.
pul-lolare} = -lulare ; INTR.: germinate
(bud). -lulaménto, m.: budding; mul-
tiplying. ||-lulare [L. -lulus (-lus, young)],
INTR.: germinate (bud, Eng.} pullulate);
swarm. -lulativo, ADJ.: germinating.
-lulaziéne, F.: germination.
pulmonégrio}, ADJ.: pulmonary.
pulpi-tino, dim. of -to. |palpi-to [L.
-tum], M.: pulpit.
puntazione
M.:| pul-sfre [L.], TR.: pulsate (beat, throb);
M.: pulsation. -sa&tile, ADJ.:
-saziéne, F.: pulsation.
pulviscolo [L. -culus (pulvis)], M.: dust
(powder).
pulzélla = pulcella.
pingai, F.: fight (battle).
beating.
pun-gèlloj, M.: goad. -genteménte},
ADV.: pungently (sharply). -gènte, PART.
of -gere; ADJ.: poignant. ‘|piin-gere
[L.], IRR.$; TR.: prick (stick, sting); vex.
-géttot, M.: goad. -giglione, M.: sting
(of insects); incentive; goadf. -gigliò-
SO}, ADJ.: pungent; pointed. -gimén-
to}, M.: pricking ; compunction. * -giti-
voi, ADJ.: pungent; offensive. -gitdiof,
M.: goad. -gi=tépo, M.: small holly-oak.
-golare, TR.: goad. piin-golo, M.: goad.
§ Pret. Azzz-st, -se; -sero. Part. punto.
puni-bile, ADJ.: punishable. -bilita,
F.: punishableness. -giénef, F., -mén-
tot, M.: punishment. [|lpuni-re [L.],
TR.: punish. -tivo, ADJ.: punishing
(Eng.j punitive). pumi-to, PART. of -re;
J.: punished. -tére, M., -triee, F.:
punisher. -ziéne, F.: punishment.
pinsi, PRET. of -ngere.
pin-ta, F.: point; sharp end (top); prom-
ontory; thrust ; pleurisy : — di soldati,
troop of soldiers ; di —, roughly ; per —,
directly ; far — falsa, make a feint; pi
gliar la —}, get sour (of wine). -tagii-
tof, ADJ.: sharp-pointed. -téle, M
tag. -talétto, dim. of -tale. -talmén-
te}, ADV.: minutely (exactly); jointly.
-taménto, M.: pointing out. -tàre,
TR.: point (direct; aim); punctuate;
mark; prick (goad, stimulate); sharp-
ent; INTR.: direct efforts to one point,
make effort; thrust; REFL.: persist. -ta-
ta, F.: thrust with something pointed.
-tataméntef, ADV.: punctually.. -tato,
PART. of -tare; ADJ.: urged; pointed;
sharpened. -tatére, M.: urger; pointer.
-tatara,F.: censure (punishment); punc-
tuationj. -taziémef, F.: punctuation.
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-tazza, F.: iron point (for stakes). -taz-
zo}, M.: headland. -teggiaménto, M.:
punctuation. -teggiare, TR.: point,
punctuate. -teggiatére, M.: pointer;
punctuater. -teggiatiira, F.: punctua-
tion. -telldre, TR.: prop (stay). -tel-
lato, PART. of -tellare; ADJ.: propped.
-tellatara, F.: propping; props. -tel-
létto, -tellino, dim. of -tello. -tèllo,
M.: prop (support); help. -terélla, dim.
of -ta. -terellina, dim. of -terella.
-teréllo, dim. of -to. -teria,F.: (artil.)
pointing (aim). -teròlo, -teruòlo, M.:
bodkin; weevil. -tiglio, m.: punctilio
(nice point). -tigliéso, ADI.: punctili-
ous. -tima, dim. of -ta. -tino, dim.
of -fo. |lpam-to, PART. of -ngere; M.:
point (mark); limit; condition ; question ;
moment; stitch; ADv.{: at all; nothing
at all: u —, exactly; di —, in —,
— per —, distinctly; a buon —, by good
luck; essere in —, be ready; essere in
buon —, be in good health; far —, stop
payment; mettere in —, set in order;
mettersi in —, prepare one’s self. -toli-
na, car. dim. of -ta. -telino, dim.
of -to. -toneéllo, -toneino, dim.
of -tone. -téme, M.: point; prop;
ADV.f: with the point. -tuale, ADJ.:
punctual; precise. -tualino, car. dim.
of -tuale. -tualissimo, ADJ.: very
(or most) punctual. -tualita, F.: punc-
tuality. -tualménte, ADV.: punctually.
-tuaziénej, F.: punctuation. -tira,
F.: puncture (wound); hurt. -turétta,
dim. of -tura. -tato, ADJ.: sharp-
pointed. -zecchiaménto, M.: pricking.
-zecchiare, TR.: prick repeatedly ; mo-
lest. -zeltaméntoi, M.: spurring.
-zellàrej, TR.: spur (urge). -ziénef,F.:
puntazza
puncture. -zéme, M.: puncheon (stamp-
ing tool). -zonétto, -zoneino, dim.
of -zone.
pu-pillat [-pillo], r.: pupil; ward. -pil-
la2 [L.], F.: pupil (of the eye). -pil-
lare, ADJ.: pupillary. -pillétta, dim.
of -pika. -pillina, dim. of -pilla.
-pillino, dim. of -pillo. |l-pillo [L.
-pillus], M.: ward; pupil; simpleton.
-ppattola, r.: doll.
pu-raménte, ADV.: purely (only). -rehd
-é, CONJ.: provided that. |lpi-re [L.
(-rus)], ADV.: only; although; yet; never-
theless; however; moreover (besides);
likewise (also): lo so — troppo, I know it
but too well. -rèlloj, dim. of -ro.
-rézza, F.: pureness.
pur-ga, F.: purging; purge. -gabile,
ADJ.: that can be purged. -gagiéne,
F.: purging. -gaménto, M.: purging;
purge. -gamte, PART. of -gare; ADJ.:
purgative; M.: purge (cathartic); PL.:
putre
souls in purgatory. -gamntino, dim. of
-gante. |l-gare [L.], TR.: purge (purify);
clarify; REFL.: take a purge; clear one’s
self from accusation. -gataménte,
ADV.: purely (correctly). -gatézza, F.;
purity. -gatina, dim. of -gata. -gati-
vo, ADJ.: purgative. -géto, PART. of
«gare; ADJ.: purged; pure. -gatére,
M.: purger; cleaner. -gatério, ADI:
purging (purgatory); M.: purgatory. -ga-
triee, F.: purger; cleanser. -gatira,
F.: refuse (sweepings). -gaziéne, F.;
purgation; cleansing. -ghétta, dim. of
-ga. pur-go, M.: fulling-mill.
pu-rificaménto, M.: purifying. -rifi-
cére, TR.: purify; REFL.: purify one’s
self. -rificativo, ADJ.: purificative.
-rificatéio, M.: purificatory. -rifica-
tére, M., -rificatriee, F.: purifier; ADI:
purifying. -rificaziéme, F.: purifica
tion. -rismo, M.: purism. -rissimo,
ADI. : very (or most) pure. -rista, M.:
purist. -rità, F.: purity (cleanness);
chastity. -ritanismo, M.: puritanism.
-ritàno, M.: Puritano. ||pi-ro [L.-rus],
ADJ.: pure (clean); chaste; absolute;
clear; sincere.
purpu-reo [L. -reus], ADJ.: purple. -ri-
ma, F.: purpurin.
pu-rulènto, ADJ.: purulent (putrid).
-rulénza, F.: purulence. ||pa-s [L.],
M.: pus.
pu-signàre, INTR.: eat after supper.
ll-signo [? L. post-cenium], M.: after-
supper lunch.
pusil lanimeméntef}, ADV.: in a pusil-
lanimous manner. -lamime, ADI.: pu-
sillanimous (mean-spirited). -ianimità,
F.: pusillanimity. -lamimof, ADJ.: pusil-
lanimous (mean-spirited). -litaf, F.:
meanness (cowardice). |pusîl-lo [L.
-lus (pusus, boy)], ADJ.: humble; mean
(petty, base); little.
pas-tola [L. -tula (pus)], F.: pustule
(pimple). -tolétta, -tolettina, dim. of
stola. -toléso, ADJ.: pustulous. piis-tu-
la}, F.: pustule (pimple) -tuléttat,
dim. of -tula.
pi-ta [L., Ive of -tare], u.: suppose.
-tativaménte, ADV.: in a supposed
manner. -tativo, ADJ.: putative (sup-
posed, reputed).
pu-ténte, ADJ.: offensive (vile-smelling;
disgusting); fetid. -tidéref, M.: stench;
infection. pi-tido, abJ.: foul (offen-
sive). -tifério, M.: impropriety (offence,
pest). -tigliéso, ADJ.: offensive (in
smell). ||=tire [L. -tere], INTR.: smell
bad (stink). -titot, PART. of -tire; ADJ.:
offensive. -tolèntet, ADJ.: offensive
(in smell).
pi-tre, ADJ.: (poet.) putrid (decomposed).
putredine
-trédine, F.: putridness. -tredinéso,
ADJ.: putrefied. -tre=fàre, IRR.; TR.:
putrefy (cause to decay); INTR.: become
putrid; REFL.: grow decayed. -trefat-
tévole;, -trefattibile, apJ.: corrupt-
ible. -trefattivoy, ADI.: putrefactive.
-trefatto, PART. of -trefare; ADJ.: putre-
fied (decayed). -trefaziéne, F.: putre-
faction. -trescémte, ADJ.: putrescent
(becoming putrid). -trescémzat, F.:
putrescence. -tridàmeij, M.: mass of
putrid matter. -tridire}, INTR.: putre-
fy (decay). -tridità, r.: putridity (cor-
ruption). ||pa-trido [L. -tridus], ADI.:
putrid (rotten, corrupted, decomposed).
-tridame, M.: mass of putrid matter.
pit-ta [L. -a], F.: (poet.) girl. -tama,
F.: prostitute. -taneggiére, INTR.: play
the prostitute. -tèllat, dim. of -ta.
-téllo}, dim. of -to. -tina, dim. of -ta.
-tino, dim. of-to. pit-to, M.: boy.
piiz-za, F.: bad smell; pus}. -zacehia-
re, dim. of -zare. -zare, INTR.: smell
badly. -zeréllof, dim. of -zo. -zévolej,
ADJ.: offensive. |piz-zo [L. putidus,
PUTID], M.: stench; infection. ptiz-zola,
F.: polecat; kind of ant; kind of fungus.
-zolénte, ADJ.: offensive (bad smelling).
-zolenteménte, ADV.: in an offensive
Manner. -zéne, ADJ.: offensive; M.:
offensive thing. -zésot}, ADJ.: fetid. -2a-
raf, F.: stench; pus.
Q
q cu [L.], m.: q (the letter).
quà [L. eccu hac], ADv.: here (in this
place): di —, this way; da quel tempo in
—, since that time.
quàc-chero, ||-quero [Eng. quaker], u.:
Quaker.
qua-derlétto, M.: gusset. -dèrna, F.:
four joint numbers (in lottery). -der-
naéeeio, disp. of -derno. -dernalef,
M.: quatrain. -dermdrio, ADJ.: quater-
nary; M.: quatrain (stanza of four verses).
-dernato, ADJ.: divided in four. -der-
nétto, -dernino, dim. and car. of -der-
no. -dérmo, M.: copy (or writing)-book ;
quire (of paper); cater (at dice); square
flower-bed : — di cassa, cash-book. -der-
niieeio, disp. dim. of -derno. qua-
dra, r.: dar la —, quiz (banter); quad-
rantf. -drabile, ADJ.: reducible into
a square; suitable. -dragen4rio, ADJ.:
of forty; forty years old. ‘-dragèsima,
F.: Lent; forty days. -dragesima4le,
ADJ.: quadragesimal. -dragésimo, ADJ.:
fortieth, -draménto, M.: squaring ;
square, -drangolare, ADJ.: quadrangu-
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lar. -drdngolo, M.: quadrangle (square).
-drante, m.: quadrant; aDJ.: suitable.
-drîre, TR.: square; INTR.: please (suit).
-draro, M.: picture-seller. -dratino,
dim. of -drato. -drativo, ADJ:: quad-
rative. -dréto, PART. of -drare; ADJ.:
quadrate (square); well-made; M.: (typ.)
quad(rat). -dratére, m., -dratriee, F.:
squarer. -dratiira, F.: quadrature (squar-
ing); side of a square; quartile, aspect.
-drélla, F.: large four-sided file. -drél-
lo, M.: arrow (dart); any four-sided in-
strument; rule; square brick; packing-
needle. -dreria, F.: quantity of pic-
tures. -drettino, dim. of -dretto. -drét-
to, dim. of-dro. -dretténe, aug. of -dret-
to. qua-dri, F. PL.: diamond (of cards).
-driémnio, M.: space of four years.
-drifido [L. fidus (fendere, cleave)],
ADJ.: quadrified (divided into four parts).
-drifoglidto [fogliato], ADI.: quadri-
foliate. -drif6rme[forma],ADI.: square.
-drifrénte [fronte], ADI.: of four faces.
-driga, F.: (poet.) quadriga (chariot
drawn by four horses). -drigàto, M.:
ancient coin. -driglia, F.: quadrille;
troop of men. -drigliàti, M. PL., -dri-
. glio}, M.: quadrille (game). -drildte-
ro [L. -drilaterus], ADJ., M.: quadrilateral.
-drilango [lungo], aDJ.: oblong square.
-drilustre [L. lustrum], ADI.: of four
lustrums. -driméstre [L. mensis,
month], M.: space of four months; ADJ.:
of a space of four months. -drinòmio
[Gr. nomé, division], ADJ., M.: quadri-
nomial. -dri=partire}, TR.: divide in-
to four parts. -dripartito, ADI.: di-
vided into four parts. -dripartizione,
F.: quadripartition. -drirème [L. -dri-
remis],F.: quadrireme (galley); ADJ.: of a
quadrireme. -dri-sillabo, ADI.: having
four syllables. -drivio [L. -drivium
(quatuor, via, road)], M.: cross (where
four roads meet). qué-dro, ADI.:
square; well-made; sillyt; M.: square;
picture ; flower-bed; diamonds (at cards).
-dréne, M.: aug. of -dro; coarse linen;
stone-slab. -driieeio, M.: square brick;
small picture. -dramane [mano, hand],
ADJ.: quadrumanous (having four hands);
M.: four-handed creature. -drapede,
-drapedo | [L. -dru-pes], ADJ., M.: quad-
ruped. -druplicére [L.], TR.: quadru-
plicate. -druplicataménte, ADV.: ina
quadruple manner. -druplicazione, F.:
quadruplication. -drapliee, ADI.: quad-
tuple. qua-druplo, ADJ., M.: quadruple.
quagliare
qua-éntro, ADV.: here, within. =giù,
=gitie, -gitiso, ADV.: here below. ©
quaglia [Germ’c], F.: QUAIL.
qua - gliaménto j, M.: coagulation.
-gliàret, INTR.. coagulate.
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qua-glièret, -glièrij, M.: bird-call.
qual = quale, INTERI. : what! ADJ.: some
(any; one); whatever. =che, PRON.: some,
any; what, whatsoever; whoever. -che-
dano, M.: somebody (some one, anybody.
=còsa, F.: something (anything). -cosel-
lina, car. dim. of -cosa. -cosétta, dim.
of -cosa. -cosina, car. dim. of -cosa.
-costieeia, disp. dim. of -cosa. -ct-
no, M.: somebody (some one, anybody).
lliqual-e, -éssof [L. -is], PRON. REL.:
who; which (that, what); whoever; what-
ever; such as.
quali-fica, F.: qualification. -ficante,
PART. of -ficare; ADI.: qualifying. |l=fi-
care []I. L. (qualis, of what sort, facere,
do)], TR.. qualify (distinguish); INTR.:
qualify (make one’s self fitted for some-
thing). -ficativo, ADJ.: qualifying. -fi-
cato, PART. of -ficare; ADJ.: qualified.
-ficatére, M.: qualifier. -ficaziéne,
F.: qualification. -ta, F.: quality (condi-
tion, kind); trait. -tativo, ADJ.: quali-
tative.
qual-ménte [-e], ADV.: as (how). =6-
ra, ADV.: when (whenever, as often as).
-si-sia, -si-vòglia, -funchej, -an-
que, PRON. INDEF.: whoever (who);
whatever (what). =vòlta, ADV.: when-
ever.
quan-do [L.], ADv.: when (whenever);
while; since: a — w —, now and
then; di — in —, from time to time;
quand’ anche, even if; M.: time. -doché
-é, ADV.: whenever ; if; even. -diinquei,
ADV.: whenever.
quanti-ta [L. -tas (quantus, how much)],
F.: quantity (extent, amount); ADV.: in
—,in abundance. -tativo, ADJ.: quan-
titative.
quan-to [L. -tus], ADJ.: how much; how
many; as many as; M.: quantity (number);
ADV.: as far; how long; as for: — mai,
extraordinarily; — prima, as soon as pos-
sible; tanto o —, a little; a -ti siamo del
mese? what day of the month is it? -tochè
-é, CONJ.: although. -tfimque, CONJ.:
although; ADJ.: how much; how many;
as much: — volte, whenever.
quaran-ta [L. quadraginta], ADJ.: FORTY.
-téna}, -téna, F.: forty days; quaran-
tine. -tésimo, ADJ.: fortieth.
quarantigia}, F.: guaranty.
quaran-tia, F.: Venetian tribunal (of
forty men). ||-tima [-ta], F.: about forty;
quarantine. -t’ ére, F. PL.: forty hours.
-tétto, ADJ.: forty-eight. -zéi, ADI.:
forty-six. -zétte, ADJ.: forty-seven.
quare [L.], ADv.: why: non sine —, not
without reason.
quarent. .= quarant. .
quarési-ma [L. quadragesima], F.: for-
quegli
ty days (of Lent). -méale, ADI.: quadra
gesimal; M.: book of sermons (for Lent),
quar-ta, F.: quarter; quart; quadrant,
-tabòno, M.: wooden square rule. -¢.
le, M.: quarter pay. -tàna, F.: quar.
tan ague; ADJ.: quartan (fourth day),
-tanaeeia, disp. of -tana. -tanàrioj,
ADJ.: sick with quartan ague; M.: person
sick with quartan ague. -tanéllaf, dim,
of -fana. -tato, ADJ.: sturdy; quar.
tered. -terénef, M.: quarter (of the
moon). -terudla, F.: peck (measure),
-teruòlo, M.: brass counter. -tétto,
M.: quartette. -tidtof, ADJ.: noble (in
birth). -tieèllo, dim. of -to. -tidre,
-tièrij, M.: quarter (fourth part); mili.
tary station; mercy; quarter (of a shield).
-tier=mfstro, M.: quartermaster. -ti-
na, F.: (poet.) quatrain. -tino, xi:
small clarinet; quarter bottle. |lquar=
to [L. -tus], ADJ.: fourth; M.: quarter
(fourth part); quarter (of a shield); peck
(measure): andare nel —, bear no delay.
-todèeimo, ADJ.: fourteenth. -to-gé-
nito, M.: fourth son; ADJ.: of the
fourth. -tiieeio, M.: quarter of a peck.
-t-iiltimo, M.: fourth from the last.
quar-zo [Ger. -z (? L. quadratus)], x:
quartz (mineral). -zéso, ADI.: of quartz,
quaesi [L.], ADV.: quasi (almost, as if, in
a manner): — —, almost. -siménte,
ADV.: as if; almost.
quassia [Quassy (negro who used the bark
as medicine)], F.: quassia (plant).
quas-sù, |l-saso [qua su], ADV.: here
above.
quaternario [-dernario], M.: (pod)
quatrain.
quatridudno [L. -duanus], m.: fou
days; ADJ.: of four days.
quat-taménte, ADV.: squatting (bend-
ing) liquat-to [L. quactum], ADI:
squat; silent (still): — —, very silently
(quietly). -téme, aug. of -to; andar —,
creep along.
quattordi-eénne, ADJ.: fourteen-year
old. -eèsimo, ADJ.: fourteenth. ||quat-
tordi-ei [L. quatuordecim], ADI.:
FOURTEEN.
quat-trindeceio, disp. of -trino. -tri-
no, -trindio, M.: (fam.) money-maker.
-trinataj, r.: farthing’s worth. -tri-
no, M.: farthing. -trintieeio, dis.
dim. of -trino. |lquat-tro [L. -twr},
M.: FOUR (the number): a —f, in plenty.
-tro-eentésimo, ADJ.: four-hundredth,
-troeentista, M.: writer or artist of
the 15th century. -tro-eénto, ADI:
four hundred. -tro=mila, ADJ.: fou
thousand. -tro-piédi, aps., M.: quad
ruped.
que’ = quegli. qué-gli, PRON. DEM,
quei
M.: that person; PL.: they (them); those.
qué-i = gli. qué-1= -Ilo. -lches-
sia, PRON. INDEF.: whoever (or whatever)
it may be. Ilquè-llo [L. eccu ille], PRON.
pEM.: he (that person); that: in —, at
that moment ; quel tanto, that quantity.
quér-ee, F.: (poet.) oak(-tree). -eéta,
F., -eéto, M.: oak-grove. ||quér-eia
[L. -cus], F.: oak (wood or tree): far
—}, stand upon one’s head. -eîno, ADI.:
oaken. -eidla, dim. of -cia: far —,
stand upon one’s head. -eiolétto, dim.
of -ciolo. -eiòdlo, M.: young oak. -eté-
ne, aug. of -cia. -eiudloj, M.: young
oak.
que-réla [L.], F.: complaint (lament):
dar (or porre) —, accuse one. -relan-
te, PART. of -relare; ADJ.: complaining ;
M.: accuser (complainer). -relare, TR.:
accuse; REFL.: lament (grieve). -relé-
to, PART. of -relare; ADJ.: accused; M.:
accused person. -relatére, M.: ac-
cuser (complainer). -relatério, ADJ.:
complaining. -reléso, ADJ.: querulous
(bewailing).
querénte}, ADJ.: demanding (seeking).
que-rimònia [L.], F.: lament (Eng.
querimony). qué-rulo, -ruléso}, ADJ.:
querulous (bewailing, mournful).
quesito [L. quesitum], M.: query (de-
mand).
que=stésso}, PRON. DEM.: this one. ||qué-
sta [-sto], qué-sti, PRON. DEM.: this
man (one, a thing); M. PL.: these.
questio-nabile, -nàlej, ADJ.: ques-
tionable. -nfnte, ADJ.: questioning ; M.:
quarrelsome person; litigator. -nàre,
TR.: question (interrogate); INTR.: ask
questions; quarrel; REFL.: contend (dis-
pute). -mario, M.: questionary. -na-
téra, F., -natére, M., -natriee, F.:
questioner. -neèlla, -neina, dim. of
of -ne. Ilquestié-ne [L. questio], F.:
question GEO strife (controversy);
matter.
quésto [L. eccu iste, ‘lo this’], PRON.
DEM.: this: con —, nevertheless; in —,
in the meantime.
ques-tére [L. questor, (querere, seek)],
M.: questor (Roman officer). -toriaf, F.:
questorship. -tòrio, ADJ.: questorial.
qués-tua, F.: begging; loan. -tuan-
te, PART. of -tuare; ADJ.: begging; M.:
beggar. -tudre, INTR.: beg (ask alts).
-tuésot, ADJ.: profitable (gainful). -ta-
ra, F.: questorship.
que-tre, TR.: quiet (appease); INTR.: be
quiet; REFL.: rest one’s self; be quiet.
«tto, PART. of -tare; ADJ.: quieted.
llqué-to [quieto], aDJ.: quiet (at rest,
calm): di —, quietly. 3
qui [L. cecu hic, ‘lo here’), ADV.: here (in
385
this place): di —, hence; di — a pochi
giorni, in a few days.
quia [L.], Abv.: because; M.:
stare al —, stand to reason.
qui-ddità, ||-dità} [l. L. -ditas (quid,
what)], F.: quiddity (essence, nature).
-dditativo, ADI.: essential.
quidsimile = quissimile.
quie = qui, ADV.: (poet.) here (in this
place).
quie-scénte, ADJ.: quiescent (still); Mm. :
quiet person. -scènza, F.: quiescence.
quiò-scerej, INTR.: repose (rest). -ta-
ménte, ADV.: quietly. -tfnza, F.:
quittance (receipt). -tamzdre, TR.: re-
ceipt. -tare, TR.: quiet (calm, satisfy);
discharge; INTR.: be quiet (repose). -ta-
tivo}, ADJ.: quieting. -tato, PART. of
«tare; ADJ.: quieted. -taziénef, F.:
rest (repose). Ilquiè=te [L. -s], F.: quiet
(tranquillity); rest. -tézza}, F.: quiet.
-tismo, M.: quietism. -tista, M.: quietist.
-titildinej,F.: quietude. quié-to, ADJ.:
quiet (still, calm). -taidine, F.: quietude.
quilio [?], m.: cantare in —, sing in fal-
setto.
quinaméntet, ADv.: far away (yonder).
quindrio [L. -rius], ADJ.: quinary (con-
sisting of five); M.: quinary (verse of five
syllables).
quinavalle}, ADV.: there below.
quin-ei [L. eccu hinc, ‘lo hence’], ADV.:
hence; here; afterwards: — @ poco, a
little after. -eiéltrej, ADv.: hereabout.
-davallef, ADV.: there below.
quindòeimo [L. -mus], ADJ., M.: fifteen.
quindéna [L. -deni], F.: (space of) fif-
teen days.
quindi [L. eccu inde, ‘lo thence’], ADV. :
thence (from that place); then ; therefore:
da — innanzi, hereafter; — giù, there
below.
quindi-cennéle, ADJ.: occurring every
fifteen years. -eèsimo, ADJ.: fifteenth.
llquindi-ei [L. quindecim], aDJ.: FIF-
TEEN. -ei-mîla, m.: fifteen thousand.
-eina, F.: about fifteen.
quindòltrej, ADV.: thereabout.
quinqua-genàrio [L. (-ginta, fifty)],
ADJ.: fifty years old; M.: man fifty years
old. -gèsima, F.: PENTECOST. -gési-
mo, ADJ.: fiftieth.
quin - quenn4le, ADJ.: quinquennial.
-quénne, ADJ.: of five years. -quén-
nio [L. -quennium], M.: space of five
years. -queréme [L. -queremis], F.:
five-oared galley. quin-ta, F.: (mus.)
quint. -ta=dèeima, F.: fullness (of the
moon): in —, full moon. -tdéma, F.:
quintain (tilting target); game. -ter-
naéeeio, disp. of -terno. -ternétto,
-ternino, dim. of -terno. -térno,
quinterno
reason:
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M.: copy-book. -tessémza [L. essen-
tia], F.: quintessence. -tétto, M.: quin-
tette. -tile, ADJ.: of the quintile; M.:
quintile (fifth month of the Roman year).
-tina, F.: five joint numbers (in lottery).
llquin-to [L. -tus], ADJ.: FIFTH; M.:
fifth part. -to-déeimo, ADI.: fifteenth.
-to=génito, M.: fifth son. -taltimo,
ADJ.! fifth from the last. -tuplicare,
TR.: quintuple (multiply by five). -tupli-
eato, PART. of -tuplicare; ADJ.: quin-
tupled. -tuplo [L. -tuplus], aDJ.: quin-
tuple.
quirittaj, ADV.: just here.
quisito = quesito.
quis-quiglia, ||-quilia [L.-quilie], F.:
trifles; nonsense; small fry.
quissimile [L. quid simile], m.: (di)
somewhat like.
quistion. . = question. .
quita..= quieta. .
quivi [L. eccu ibi], ADV.: there (in that
place); then (at that time) : — medesimo,
Just there; — oltre, — vicino, near there.
-rittaj, ADV.: just there.
quòeerej = cocere.
quòndam [L.], ADJ.: quondam (former);
M.: quondam.
quò-ta [L. (-tus)], F.: quota (share, part).
-tare, TR.: quote (set price on); disposet.
quoti-dianaménte, ADv.: daily. -dia-
neggiàret, INTR.: return daily (as a
fever). ||-didno [L.-dianus], ADI.: quo-
tidian (daily).
quò-to, M.: order; proportionate part.
\l-ziénte [L. -tiens], M.: quotient.
R
r érre [L.], M.: r (the letter): perder I erre,
become mad; be tipsy. :
r= [for ri-, L. re-], PREF.: re-, again, back ;
(or simply emphatic or expletive).
va- [ri- + a2], PREF.: re-, again (or de-
noting application).
ra-bacchino}, dim. of -bacchio. -bac-
chiof, M.: boy, lad.
rabarbaro [L. rha-barbarum, ‘barbarian
rha-plant’], M.: rhubarb.
rabattino [arrabattare], ADI.: toiling;
M.: toiler.
r=-abballinare = abballinare.
rabbass. . = riabbass. .
r-abbattere, TR.: strike down, lower;
half shut; flatten; beat back, refract;
REFL.: meet again by chance. =abbat-
tito, PART.
r=abbatuf(f)olàre, TR.: throw in con-
fusion (jumble together).
r-abbellire = abbellire.
raccapitolare
rabberetaé-re [?], TR.: fix up loosely
(patch up, fix over, bungle). -tivo, any:
patching. -tére, M.: patcher, bungler,
-tira, F.: patching, patchwork, bung.
ling.
rabbi [Heb. rabb, master], M.: rabbi.
rab-bia [L. rabies], F.: rabies (hydropho-
bia); RAGE (fury); violent desire; passion,
-biétta, dim. of -bia.
rab-binico, ADJ.: rabbinical. -bini-
smo, M.: rabbinism. -bimnista, pl.—i,
M.: Rabbinist. {|=bino [-bi], M.: rabbi(n),
rab-bioséeceio, disp. of -bioso. -biosa-
ménte, ADV.: rabidly, furiously, madly,
-bioséllo, -biosétto, -biosino, car,
dim. of -bioso. |l-biéso [-bia], ADI:
RABID (affected with rabies, mad; en-
raged, furious; violent; excessive; greedy),
-bitieeia, -biuazza, dim. of -bia.
r-abboccére, TR.: fill up again (to the
‘mouth’ or top); bite again. -abbocea.
tura, F.: filling up; completion.
r-abbonacciare, TR.: make calm (calm,
pacify, appease); INTR.: grow calm, etc.;
REFL.: be pacified; be reconciled, become
friends again. =abbenire, TR.: pacify
(appease); REFL.: become appeased (be
reconciled).
r=-abbordare, TR.: board (a ship again).
r-abbraeeifret, TR.: embrace again.
r-abbreneiare}, TR.: mend again.
r-abbreviàrej,TR.: abbreviate or shorten
again.
r-abbrividire [brivido], INTR.: shiver
with cold, shudder.
rabbru-scaménto, M. : obscurity, cloudi-
ness; chilliness. ||=sedre [ra-, brusco],
INTR., REFL.: get cloudy, grow rough or
murky or chilly.
rabbuf-faménto, M.: confusion (up
roar, disorder). ||-fare [? buffare], T™.:
put in disorder, confuse; dishevel ; INTR.:
grow rough or murky or chilly (of weath-
er). rabbuf-fo [ak. to Eng. rebuff], M.:
rebuke (reprimand, scolding).
r=abbuidre, INTR., REFL.: grow dark or
cloudy (of the weather), grow murky.
rabes-càme, M.: (mass of) arabesques.
-care, TR.: ornament with arabesques.
-catara, F.: arabesque work. |lra
bés=co [arabesco], M.: arabesque. -c0-
ne, aug. of -co.
rabicfino [R., horse in Ariosto], M.: roal
horse; roan colour.
rabidof, etc. = rabbioso, etc.
rabin. .= rabbin. .
rabula [L.], M., F.: mean pettifogger.
raccapezzare [ra-, L. capitium, head of
a skein], TR.: find out, find again; collect
(with diligence).
raccapigl. .= riaccapigl. .
raccapitolaref, TR.: recapitulate.
raccappellare
raccappellàrej = riacappellare.
racca-prieeiaménto, M.: horror.
-prieeifinte, ADJ.: horrifying. ||-pric-
eiare, -priceire [ra-, capriccio], INTR.,
REFL.: be horror-struck. -prieeio, M.:
horror, fright.
r-accartoeeifre, TR.: wrap or curl
up (roll up); wrinkle; form in a cornet;
REFL.: be formed in a cornet; be curled;
be wrinkled.
raccatté-re [r-, u..], TR.: take or pick up
*sain; recover; retrieve; redeem. -tie-
“io, M.: picking up, gathering; recovery.
aeeeneiàre [ra-, cencio], TR.: patch
up; piece; REFL.: patch or fix one’s self
up; resume one’s rags; get reéstab-
lished.
r-aeceéndere, IRR., TR.: rekindle; light
up again; REFL.: be rekindled, break out
anew; blush. -accendiménto, M.: re-
kindling ; blushing anew.
r-accennare} = riaccennare.
r-aeeerchifrej, TR.: reéncircle, enclose;
hoop again.
r=-accertare, TR.: reassert, reassure;
REFL.: be reassured; cheer up again.
raeeéso, PART. of raccendere.
r-aceettére (pop.) = ricettare. -acét-
to (pop.) = ricetto.
r-acchetére, TR.: appease (hush, con-
sole); REFL.: cease weeping, be hushed or
consoled.
racchétta [Ar. raha, palm], f.: RACKET
(battledore).
r=acchioeeiolare, REFL.: curl up (like
a snail); squat.
r=: cchifidere, IRR.; TR.: enclose (in-
clude, contain). -acchitso, PART. of
-acchiudere. ;
r-aeeiabattare, TR.: cobble, botch,
patch.
ra Are = ri
rac-cogliénza, F.: reception; welcome.
medgliere [r-, ac-cogliere], IRR.; TR.:
take or pick up; recover; collect (gather;
caeéh); pull in or draw (the reins, etc.);
receive (lodge); comprise (comprehend ;
understand); infer; REFL.: gather, be
enclosed; meet, take refuge; withdraw;
collect one’s thoughts; withdraw within
one’s self, be composed; resort to digni-
fied silence ; (fenc.) resort to the defensive.
-cogliménto, M.: collection (gathering,
heap); recollection; meditation; recep-
tion. -coglitieeio, ADJ.: picked up
at random; M.: chance picking. -cogli-
tore, M., -coglitriee, F.: collector
(gatherer, compiler); midwife. -còl-
si, PRET. of -cogliere. -cdlta, F.: col-
lection (heap); harvest, crop; retreat:
suonare a —, beat a retreat. -colta-
ménte, ADV.: collectedly. -coltina,
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car. dim. of -colta. -cdlto, PART.: re-
covered; collected (gathered), etc.; con-
tained; enounced with one breath (of
diphthongs); M.: crop, harvest. -col-
tore}, M.: collector, gather.
raccoman-dagiéne}, -dlaménto} =
-dazione. ||-dare [r-, accomandare], tR. :
recommend; commit to; REFL.. recom-
mend one’s self, entreat one’s favour;
present one’s respects. -dataria, F.,
-datàrio, M.: person to whom any one is
recommended. -datîivoj, ADJ.: recom-
mendatory. -datére, M., -datrice,
F.: recommender. -datériof, ADJ.: re-
commendatory. -dazidne, -digiat, F.,
-’doj, M.: recommendation ; appeal.
r-accomiataref, TR.: dismiss.
raccomo-daménto, M.: repairing (mend-
ing). |l-dare [r-, accomodare], TR.: re-
pair (fix over, amend). -datére, M., -da-
trice, F.: repairer, mender. -datira,
F.: repairing.
r=accompagnare, TR.: reconduct.
r=accomungre, TR.: make common
again.
raccon-eiaménto, M.: repairing, adjust-
ing; reconcilementi. |l-etare [r-, accon-
ciare], TR.: fit together again, repair,
mend; adorn; reconcile}. -eiatére, M.,
-eiatrice, F.: repairer, mender. -eia-
tura, F.: repair(ing). raccon-cioj,
ADJ.: repaired, refitted; M.: repair(ing).
racconf..}, racconos..j, raccons..
= riconf. ., riconos. ., ricons. .
raccon-tabile, ADJ.: that may be re-
lated. -taméntoj,m.: account; recital.
ll-tare [r-, accontare], TR.: recount (re-
late, narrate, recite). -tatére, M., -ta-
triee, F.: relator (narrator). -tino, car.
dim. of -to. raccén-to, PART. (pop.) of
-tare; M.: account (narration, story, re-
port).
r-accoppiare, TR.:
raccor-eiaménto, M.: shortening (cur-
tailing); contraction. ||-etare [r-, ac-
corciare], TR.: shorten (curtail, abridge) ;
contract. raccér-eio, ADJ.: shortened,
abridged. -eire = -ciare.
raccorda. .f = ricorda..
raccòrgeret, REFL.: bethink one’s self,
repent.
raccòrre, pop. syncop. of raccogliere.
r-accortaref}, TR. : shorten, abridge.
r=accoscifrej, REFL.: squat, cower.
r=accostàre, TR.: accost, approach
(again); REFL.: draw nearer.
raccoz-zaménto, M.: gathering; assem-
bly. Il-zAre [r-, accozzare], TR.: throw or
bring together, assemble; REFL.: gather,
meet again.
raccré-scere |, IRR.: increase, grow.
-sciménto, M.: increase.
combine.
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r=acculàre] = rinculare.
r=accusare} = riaccusare.
ra-eemîfero}, ADJ.: bearing grapes.
ll-eémo}, M.: grape. -eemédsof, ADI.:
full of clusters. i
ra-chitico, pl. —ci, ADI.: rickety. ||=chi-
tide [Gr. rhdéchis, spine], F.: RACHIS
(rickets).
raeimo-lare, TR.: pick by clusters,
pluck, glean. -latéra, F.: picking clus-
ters, plucking. -létto, dim. of -lo. |lra-
eimo-lo [L. racemus, bunch], M.: bunch
or cluster of grapes; remainder. -lizzo,
dim. of -lo.
r-acquattare, REFL.: squat, cower.
r=acquetare, -acquietare, TR.: quiet
(calm, pacify). :
racqui-stagiénef, F., -staménto, M.:
regaining, recovery. |l-stare [r-, acqui-
stare], TR.: regain, recover. -statére,
M.: regainer (recoverer). -staziénef, F.:
regaining (recovery). -sto, M.: regaining,
recovery.
rada [? Scand.], F.: ROAD (roadsted, bay).
rada-ménte [rado], ADv.: rarely (sel-
dom). -tara, F.: thinness, scarcity.
raddensàre[r-,a, denso], TR.:recondense,
thicken; REFL.: grow dense or thicker.
raddimandéref, TR.: redemand.
raddiriz-zaménto, M.: straightening
out (again); redress. |l-zdre [r-, addi-
rizzare], TR.: straighten out again, set
aright, correct, redress, rectify; direct},
instruct}: — le gambe ai cani, do a use-
less thing, waste the time.
raddol-care, INTR. : turn mild or nice (of
weather); TR.}: soften, calm. -eimén-
to, M.: softening (tempering, mitigation).
ll-eire [r-, addolcire], TR.: soften (tem-
per, modify, calm, pacify); sweeten.
raddomandaret = ridomandare.
raddop-piaménte, M.: redoubling.
l|-piare [r-, addoppiare], TR.. redupli-
cate, redouble; fold. -piataménte,
ADV.: doubly. radép-pio, m.: redoub-
ling; rebound (of a ball).
r=addormentare, TR.: put to sleep
again; REFL.: fall asleep again.
r-addossére, TR.: load upon one’s back
again, charge again; huddle up.
raddétto, PART. of raddurre; M.: resort;
meeting-place.
racculare
raddrizz.. = raddirizz. .
raddi-eerej = raddurre. -eitéret,
M.,-eitrieej,F.: reducer. raddi-rre{
= ridurre.
radere [L.], IRR.$; TR.: shear, shave;
eRASE, efface ; graze (touch lightly, skim);
scrapet; cancelf; weedf.
§ Pret. 7d-sî, -se ; -sero. Part. rdso.
ra-détto, dim. of -do. -dézza,F.: thin-
ness, scarcity.
raffermo
ra-difle [-dio], ADI.: radial. -didnte,
ADJ.: radiant, beaming. -didre, INTR.}:
radiate, beam; TR.: cancel (for radere),
-diazibne, F.: radiation, brilliancy,
ràdi-ca, F.: rootlet (of certain plants);
(lit.) root (gen’ly). -efile, ADI.: radical;
vital; M.: radical; extreme democrat,
-calménte, ADV.: radically. -camén-
to, M.: radication. -c&re, INTR.: take
root, strike root; be rooted. -céto, PART:
rooted ; inveterate. -caziéne,F.: taking
root, radication. radi-cchio, M.: suc-
cory. -echiéne, M.: big lettuce. |[radi-
ee [L. radix], F.: RooT (radix; origin),
-eèlla, -eétta, dim. of -ce. -eina,
car. dim. of -ce. -eiéna, F.: aug. of -ce
(for eating). -edéne, aug. of -ca.
radificare} = rarefare.
radimfdia [radere, madia], F.: (bak.)
trough-scraper.
ra-dio [L.-dius], M.: RAY}; radius (bone
of the forearm). -diosità, F.: radiancy.
-diéso, ADI.: (lit.) radiant, beaming.
ra-dissimaménte, ADV.: very rarely.
|l=dîssimo [-do], ADI. : most (exceedingly,
very) rare. -dità = rarità.
raditàraj, F.: erasure; scraping(s).
redo [dissim. of raro], ADJ.: rare (scarce,
unfrequent); sheer (of fabrics); thin
(sparse); ADV.: rarely, seldom; M.: scar-
city: dt —, rarely; -de volte, rarely,
seldom. -déne, ADV.: very sheer (of
fabrics). -diime, M.: scarcity, sparse-
ness.
radu-naménto, M.: uniting, assembling;
assembly. -manza, F.: meeting (assem-
blage, congregation). ||-mare [r-, adu-
nare],TR.: bring together (assemble, con-
voke); REFL.: come together (assemble,
meet). -néta, F.: reunion, assembly,
meeting. -natére, M., -natriee, F.:
bringer together, convoker.
radura [rado], F.: rarity.
réfano [Gr. réphanos], M.: horse-radish.
raffa = rufa.
raf-faeciaménto, M.: reproach. ||-fae-
eidre [r-, u, faccia], TR.: (‘throw into
the face’) reproach severely, blame for,
taunt for. -faeeio, M.: reproach; taunt.
raffardellare},TR.: pack up, bundle up;
carry off.
raffàrej, TR.: carry off, rob.
raffazzo-naménto, M.: retrimming.
llemare [r-, affazzonare], TR.: refashion,
fit or trim up (again). -natiira, F.: re-
fashioning, (re)trimming.
raffér-ma, F.: fixing firmer; confirma
tion; ratification. |l-mare [r-, afer-
mare], TR.: make firmer; reaffirm; con
firm, ratify; settle; renew}. -maziò-
ne, F.: confirmation. raffér-mo, ADJ.:
| confirmed; stale.
raffibbiare
r=affibbifre, TR.: buckle or button
again; redouble, repeat.
raffica [Ger. raffen, snatch], F.: sudden
blow (of wind), squall.
r-affidére, TR.: (lit.) inspire with confi-
dence, encourage; REFL.: confide, trust.
-affiddto, ADJ.: confident, trusty.
raffiétto, dim. of raffio.
raffigu-rabile, ADJ.: easily recognized.
-raménto, M.: recognition. ||-rare
‘ [r-, afigurare], TR.: remember again (rec-
ognize).
raffi-lare [r-, a, filo], TR.: sharpen (whet,
reset); cut (pare, clip). -latéio, M.:
whetting-tool ; cutting-tool. -latara,
r.: whetting; cutting; parings, shreds.
raffi-naménto, M.: refinement. {|-ma-
re [afinare], TR.: refine, purify; subti-
lize, sharpen. -mataménte, ADV.: ina
refined manner. -natézza, F.: refine-
ment. -natéio, M.: refining means, puri-
fier. -natére, M., -matrice, F.: re-
finer, purifier. -matara, F.: refining,
refinement. -meria, F.: refinery. -mi-
méntof, M.: refinement. -nirej, TR.:
refine; INTR.: become refined.
raffio [Ger. raffen, snatch], M. (us'ly in pl.
-ff): hook, grapple, harpoon: tirar co’ raf-
Ji, get with great effort.
r-affittàrej, TR.: hire or lease again.
raffittire |fitto], TR.: thicken; pack;
INTR.: grow thicker.
raffondaret, TR.: hollow out deeper.
raffor-zaménto, M.: reénforcing, reén-
forcement. |l-z&re [forza], TR.: reénforce
(fortify, strengthen).
raffrancare} = rinfrancare.
raffred-daménto, M.: refrigeration,
cooling. |l=dére [freddo], TR.: cool, RE-
FRIGERATE ; INTR.: cool, grow cold; REFL.:
grow cool; catch cold; grow indifferent.
-dato, PART.: cooled, grown cold; cool,
indifferent. -datéio, M.: cooling-vessel.
-'doj, ADJ.: cool; indifferent. -dére, M.:
bad cold, rheum.
raffre-nabile, ADJ.: refrainable. -na-
ménto, M.: refraining (curbing, restraint).
llemére [freno], TR.: refrain (curb, re-
strain, check); REFL.: refrain (from), for-
bear. -mativo, ADJ.: refraining, etc.
raffre-scaménto, M.: refreshing, cool-
ing; coolness. |l-seare [fresco], INTR. :
grow fresh or cool. -sedta, F.: fresh-
ness, cooling (of the atmosphere).
raffriggolato [friggere], M.: bad smell
of frying.
raffron-taménto, M.: confrontation;
meeting (encounter). |l-t&re [fronte],
TR.: confront; compare; encounter; INTR.}:
be confronted ; agree. -tatére, M., -ta-
trice, F.: confronter. raffrén-to, M.:
confrontation; encounter.
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raffuscaref, INTR.: grow dim or dark.
raffusolare}, TR.: trim, repair
raga-naj [? Gr. drdkaina], F.: tree-frog;
sea-dragon (fish). -nèlla, F.: tree-frog;
rattle.
ragàz-za, F.: young girl, lass. -zAeeia,
-zAecio, disp. of -za, -z0. -zaglia, F.,
-zame, M.: parcel of boys, (crowd of)
noisy or naughty children. -zdta, F.:
childish prank (puerility, thoughtlessness).
-zétta, car. dim. of -za. -zétto, dim.
of -zo. -zina, F., -zino, M., car. dim. of
-2a, -z0; waiter}. |lragaz-zo [?], M
boy (lad); waiter; cabin-boy. -zéla, -zò-
lo, dim. of -za, -zo. -z6na, F., -z6ne,
M.: aug. of -za, -zo; large and robust
boy, girl. -zétto, aug. of -zo; very big
boy. -zileeia, -2iieeio, disp. dim. of
“za, -z0. -zuol..=-zol..
raggavignàreij, TR.: climb;
clamber up.
raggelsre [ra-gelare], TR.: congeal,
freeze; REFL.: congeal.
raggentilire [gentile], TR.
teél; polish.
raggèra [raggio], F.: sheaf of rays, radia-
tion.
ragghifrej, INTR.: bray.
ragghignaref, INTR.: look sour or grim.
ràgghio}, M.: braying.
rag-giaménto, M.: beaming, radiation.
-piante, ADJ.: radiant (beaming). -già-
re, INTR.: radiate (beam). -giato, PART.:
radiated, reflected, beaming; F.f (-giata):
thornback (fish). |lrAgegio, pl. -gi,
(poet.) rai [L. radius], M.:° RAY (beam);
radius ; spoke (us’ly razza): il nuovo —,
the morning.
r-aggiornére, TR.: adjourn; INTR.: (lit.)
return (of the day), grow light (again),
dawn.
raggiòsof, ADI.:
ragglutinare
* REFL.:
: render gen-
radiant (beaming).
raggi-raménto, M : winding; cunning,
shift, subterfuge. |l-rare [giro], TR.:
turn round (whirl){; entice (lead) by the
nose, trick; REFL.: gyrate (turn round)},
ramble; treat. -ratéra, F., -ratére,
M., -ratrice, F.: swindler, cheat. -rét-
to, dim. of -ro. -révolei, ADJ.: circui-
tous; tricky; shifty. raggiro M.
trick; subterfuge.
raggiugni. . =raggiung. .
raggian-gere [ra-, giungere], IRR.; TR.:
rejoin ; overtake (catch up with); reach;
REFL.: meet again. -giméntot, M : re-
joining, etc. ~-'to, PART. of -gere.
raggiuòlo, dim. of -ggio.
raggiu-staménto, M.: readjustment,
mending. |-stàre [r-, aggiustare], TR.:
readjust (refit, mend; reconcile, pacify);
REFL.: be readjusted; be reconciled.
r-agglutinàre, TR.: glue together again.
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raggomicellaref, TR.: agglomerate.
raggomito-laménto, M.: winding or
coiling up again. ||=l&re [gomitolo], TR.:
wind upon a clue or ball, wind into a ball,
coil up.
r-aggranchifire, TR.: benumb with
cold, freeze. -aggranchire, INTR.:
shrivel with cold.
r-aggrandire, TR.: increase, enlarge.
raggranellàre [granello], TR.: gather
(scattered grains, etc.), pick together
(glean, collect).
r-aggravàre, TR.: overload; aggravate;
INTR.: increase.
rag-gri(n)cchifreij, -gri(n)eeiàre,
REFL.: shrivel up, shrink; cuddle up.
-grinzaménto, M.: wrinkling; shrink-
ing.
TR.: wrinkle up, shrivel; REFL.:
wrinkled; shrink; lose courage.
r-aggrottare, TR.: embankj; repairj:
— le ciglia, knit the eyebrows, frown.
r-aggrovigliare, TR.: curl up, twist
up; entangle.
raggrup-paménto, M.: grouping, col-
lection. |l=pare [r- aggruppare], TR.:
group or heap up; make up in parcels, tie
together; regroup; REFL.: be heaped up;
curl up, twist. -poj, M.: twisting up;
complication.
ragruz-zére}, ||-zolare [gruzzolo], TR.:
scrape together, hoard up; REFL.: shrink,
shrivel ; squat.
raggua-gliaménte, ADV.: proportion-
ally. -gliaménto, M., -gliànza}, F.:
equalization, balancing; levelling; even-
ness. |l-glidre [r-, agguagliare], TR.:
equalize, even up, balance; compare; level;
inform: — le scritture (i conti), balance
or post up the books (the accounts).
-gliataménte, ADV.: proportionately.
-gliativo, ADJ.: equalizing, balancing.
-gliatére, M.: equalizer; informer.
raggua-glio, M.: equalizing, balancing ;
equality, proportion; relation, account,
notice: a —, in —, proportionately.
ragguar-déref [guardare], TR.: regard
(look at, consider, examine; concern). -da-
tore}, M.: regarder, observer. -dévole,
ADJ.: considerable (remarkable); clear
(sharp). -devolézza, r.: considerable-
ness. -devolménte, ADV.: considerably,
remarkably.
ragguazzare}, TR.: shake up, agitate;
mix.
ragia [L. rasis], F.:
deceit, danger.
ragio-ndceia, disp. of -ne. -male, ADI.:
rational, reasonable. -naménto, M.:
reasoning, discourse. -nére, INTR.: rea-
son (discuss, discourse); compute; con-
clude; TR.: discuss; M.: reasoning (dis-
raggomicellare
get
resin; (fig.) catch,
-grinzàre, ||-grinzire [grinza], |.
raitro
course, conversation). -nante, ADI;
reasoning; rational. -nataménte, apv.:
reasonably. -nativot, ADJ.: reasonable,
rational. -mato, PART.: reasoned, etc;
reasonable, judicious; rational; well ex-
plained, illustrated. -natére, M.}, -na-
trice, F.: reasoner, talker. -neélla,
disp. dim. of -ne. -neina, F.: dim. of
-ne; (iron.) servant girl. |lragié-ne
[L. ratio], F.: REASON (sense, judgment;
cause; argument, explanation); justice,
right ; law; account; ratio, rate, subject;
avere —, be right, be in the right; a (or
in) — di, at the rate of, in proportion to;
con (or di) —, with good reason, justly;
chiedere —, call to account; creare una
—, form a company or partnership; essere
ben —, be reasonable ; far —, do justice;
Far — nel bere, pledge in drinking; far la
—,make up accounts, compute ; mettere a
—, put to account; render —, give an
account; saldar la —, close an account;
saper di —, know bookkeeping ; tener —,
judge ; per — di mondo, by natural law.
-neria, F.: bookkeeping, account; ac-
countant’s office. -nétta, dim. of -ne
-névole, ADJ.: reasonable (rational;
just, fair), -nevolézza, F.: reasonable-
ness. -nevolménte, ADV.: reasonably
(justly, fairly). -miére, M.: accountant,
bookkeeper, auditor (of accounts).
ragiéso [ragia], ADI. : resinous.
rasgliére [?], INTR.: bray. -gliàta,
F.: long braying. rég-lio, M.: braying.
rà-gna [L. aranea], F.: (lit.) spider's web;
fowling-net, snare: dare nella —, fall
into the snare. -gnàia, F.: place for
laying -bird-nets. -gndre, INTR.: (be-
come like a spider’s web, hence) become
thin or transparent, become threadbare,
be worn out; (lit.) lay fowling-nets; fly
into a net; be full of gossamers: TR}:
carry off. -gna=télat, r., -gna-télo,
M.: cobweb; (M.) spider}. -gnatelue-
eio, -gnatelizzo, disp. dim. of -gnate-
lo. -gnatura, F.: threadbareness; gos-
samery condition (of the air). rf:gno,
M.: spider; crabfish. -’gnolof, M.: spider.
-gnudla}, dim. of -gna. -gnudlof, M.:
spider.
ragu-naménto = radunamento. -man-
za = radunanza. ||-nére [radunare],
(lit.) = radunare; (pop.) recover. -néta
= radunata. -natieeio, ADI.: (lit)
collected, heaped together; M.: collection,
heap.
rai = raggi (pl. of raggio). :
raià [Sanskr. raja], M., INVAR.: rajah
(Hindoo king or ruler).
raidret = raggiare.
raitiref, INTR. (imperf. raitievo): scream.
ràitro [OGer. raiter, RIDER], M.: light
ralla
cavalryman, trooper:
trooper.
ralla [? Lat. *radula (radere, rub)],
wheel-grease.
r=allaeeiare, TR.: lace, tie up; catch.
rallarga-ménto, M.: enlarging. ||r-al-
largé-re, TR.: enlarge (widen, extend,
dilate; REFL.: be enlarged or dilated;
grow liberal. -tére, M.: enlarger, dilator.
r-alleggiare, TR.: relieve, comfort.
ralle-graménto, M., -grànzai, F.: re-
joicing; joy, mirth. |l-grdre [r-, alle-
grare],TR.: rejoice (gladden, amuse, cheer);
REFL.: rejoice (be delighted) ; take pleas-
ure. -grdta, F.: sportive leap, gambol.
-grativo, ADJ.: rejoicing, amusing ; joy-
ful. -gratére, M., -gratriee, F.: re-
joicer, cheerer. -gratara, F.: joyful-
ness; joyful air or countenance; delight.
rallé-gro, M.: joy; congratulation.
r-allendre}, TR.: strengthen; REFL.:
take breath.
rallenta-ménto, M.: slackening. ||r=al-
lentà-re, TR.: slacken (relax, abate);
unbend; INTR.: slacken; relent.
r-allevére, TR.: bring up (educate, rear).
r=allignare, INTR.: take root again.
r=allumindére, TR.: illumine or enlighten
(again); restore the sight of; REFL.: re-
cover one’s sight.
r-allungàre, TR.: lengthen out.
rà-ma [-mo], F.: branch, twig. -maeeia,
F.: disp. of -ma; broom.
ramdai-o [rame], M.: coppersmith (bra-
sier, kettlemaker. -olata, F.: ladleful.
-(u)òlo, M.: ladle.
ramanezina [romanzina], F.: reproval
(reprimand, scolding). -zièret, -’zot =
romanziere, -20.
ramarro [rame], M.: big lizard.
rama-ta [rame; first made of copper
thread], F.: bat (at bat-fowling): a —,
abundantly. -térej, TR.: knock down
with a bat. -tata, F.: blow with a bat.
ra-matélla}, dim. of -ma. -matéllof,
dim. of -mo. -matofI, ADJ.: branchy,
of branches; covered with branches.
rama-to [rame], ADJ.: of copper, coppery.
«tira, F.: copper covering.
ramàzza = ramaccia; sledi.
rame [L. eramen], M.: copper, brass;
(object of copper, as) copper coin, copper
tool; (poet.) copper vase; copper engrav-
ing; PL.: copper utensils.
ramerino = rosmarino.
ra-métta, -métto, dim. of -ma, -mo.
-mieèlla, F., -mieéllo, M.: dim. of
-ma, -mo; tender plant. -mificére,
INTR., REFL.: ramify. -mificaziéne,
P.: ramification.
ra-mifero [rame, L. ferre, BEAR], ADI.:
copper-bearing. -migmof, ADI. : of cop-
alla —, like a
F.:| ra-mingare, INTR.:
1
ramo
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per, coppery. -mima, F.: dross of cop-
per.
flutter from bough
to bought}; flutter or wander about, roam.
ll-mingo [-mo], ADI.: fluttering from
bough to bough}; fluttering or wander-
ing about, roaming, fugitive; homeless,
alone.
ramino [rame], M
kettle).
rammantaref, TR. :
wrap.
rammanz. .} = ramanz. .
rammare. .| = rammarie. .
rammarginàre], TR.: heal up.
rammari-caménto, M.: grief; com-
plaint. |l-cére [r-, amaricare], TR.:
afflict (grieve); INTR., REFL.: grieve;
complain (lament); grumble. -céto, ADI.:
afflicted, sad. -catére{, M.: complainer,
: copper-boiler (brass-
cover with a cloak,
grumbler. -cazioneélla}, dim. of -ca-
zione. -caziénet, F.: grief; complaint
(lament). -chévolet, ADI.: lamentable,
doleful. -echio, M.: grief; complaint
(lament). ramfri-co, M.: grief; com-
plaint, lament(ation). -céso, ADJ.: com-
plaining ; grievous.
r=-ammass. ., intens. of ammass. .
r=ammattonare, TR.: repave with
bricks.
rammembr. .{ = rimembr. .
rammemo-rabile, ADJ.: that may be
remembered. -raménto, M., -ranza,
F.: remembrance. |l-rare [memoria],
TR.: remind, record; REFL.: remind one’s
self, remember, recollect. -raziéne, F.:
remembrance, memory.
rammen-dare [r-, a. .], TR.: mend (fix,
correct, amend). -datére, M., -datri-
<e, F.: mender, amender, corrector. -da-
tara, F.: mending, correction. ram-
mén-do, M.: mending, fixing, correction.
rammen-taméntoij, M., -tanzaf, F.
remembrance, recollection. |{-tare [r-,
a mente], TR.: remind; commemorate;
REFL.: remember, recollect. -tatére,
M.: reminder, remembrancer. -tiof, M
memorizing, repetition.
rammezzàre}, TR.: divide, cut in two.
ramol-làrej = -lire. -liménto, M.:
mollifying, softening. ||-lire [molle], TR. :
mollify (soften, temper).
r-ammontàre, TR.: pile up, heap up.
rammor-hidarej, TR.: soften; ener-
vate. -bidativot, ADJ.: softening, emol-
lient; enervating. -bidire [r-, ammor-
bidire], -vidaret, -vidire = -bidare.
r-ammucchifre, TR.: heap or pile up.
rammuricaref, TR.: heap together.
r-ammulinàre, TR. : whirl.
ramno [L. ramnus], M.: buckthorn.
ramo [L. -mus], M.: branch, bough;
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shoot, rootlet; arm (of a river); PL.:
branches; ramification: avere un — di
pazzia, be rather extravagant, be some-
what out of one’s head.
ramé6-gnaj,F.: journey. -gnaref, INTR.:
journey on happily.
ramolaeeio[!.L. armoracium],M.: horse-
radish.
ramo-rîto}, ADJ.: branchy, full of
branches. -scéllo, dim. of -mo. -sità,
F.: branchiness. ||-'so [ramo], ADI.:
banchy, full of or covered with branches.
ram-pa, F.: (us’ly her.) paw, talon, claw,
clutch. -pamte, ADJ.: (her.) rampant.
ll-paret [Germ'c, ak. to Eng. ramp, leap],
INTR.: climb; clutch; strike with the
paw. -pàta [-pa], F.: paw, claw; stroke
of the paw, clawing; ascending street.
-picante, ADJ.: climbing. -picare,
INTR., REFL.: climb (clamber). -picaté-
re, M.: climber. -pichino, m.: climber
(small woodpecker). -picéne, M.: large
harpoon, grappling iron. -pinata, F.:
stroke of a harpoon; sting. -pino, M.:
harpoon; grapple; prong (of a fork);
sting.(of an insect). -pot, M. = -pino;
claw. -pégna, F., -pognaméntof,
M.: (poet.) reproof (rebuke). -pognare,
TR.: (lit.) reprove (rebuke, scold); INTR.,
REFL.}: grumble; complain. -pogna-
térej, M.: grumbler. -pognévole,
ADJ.: rebuking, mordaceous. -pognéso;,
ADJ.: rebuking, reproachful.
ram-pollaméntoj, M.: source, spring.
-pollare, INTR.: (Jit.) sprout or shoot
forth, issue, swarm ; spring forth, gush out.
ll-péllo [? ramopollo, ‘young branch’],
M.: sprout (young shoot, offset of a tree);
offspring ; (lit.) jet of water (gush, spout-
ing, spring).
rampé-ne, aug. of rampino. -niére, M.:
harpooner (at whaling).
ra-mueòèllo, -miscolo, dim. of ramo.
-musculéso, ADJ.: branchy.
rana [L.], F.: frog.
ran-care [-co], INTR.: limp, hobble.
-cheggiare, -chettare, INTR.: limp or
hobblé much.
raneiato [aranciato], ADJ.: orange-col-
oured.
ranei-co, M.: rank smell or vapor. -e6-
so, ADJ.: rank, rancid; bad. -damén-
te, ADV.: rancidly. -dézza, -ditàf,
r.: rancidness, rancidity. |lr&nei-do
[L. -dus], ADI.: rancid (rank, musty).
-dame, M.: rancid or musty heap.
ran-eiére, M.: distributer of rations.
ll-eiot [Sp. -cho, mess of persons], M.:
ration (of soldiers), mess.
raneio2 [arancio], ADJ.: orange-coloured.
rin-eio 3 ADJ.: rancid; stale, old, senile.
-eiéso, ADJ.: rancid, rank.
ramogna
rape
ranco [Ger. rank, crookedness], apy,:
distorted (of legs, hence) lame, hobbling,
ran-cére [L. -cor (cere, be rank)], u.:
rancour (malignity, spite). -cirai,r.:
trouble (grief, affliction). -eurdref, TR;
trouble, grieve.
ràn-daj, F.: edge; a —, on the point,
near; exactly. -dagginef, F.: bolduess:
andar —, blunder on.
randagio [?], M.: rambler, wanderer,
ran-dellare, TR.: beat with a stick,
cudgel. -dellata, F.: cudgelling. ||-dél-
lo [?], M.: packing-stick ; cudgel.
randiònej, M.: gerfalcon.
ranéllaj, r.: dim. of rana; abscess,
ranfia = granfia.
rango [Fr. rang], M.: RANK (degree).
ràngo-laj, r.: solicitude, anxiety. -laret,
INTR.: act with care; yawn; TR.: attend
to with care, be solicitous about. -let=
cla. -léso}, ADJ.: solicitous, attentive;
anxious.
raninof, ADJ.: marshy, boggy.
rannàta [ranno], F.: buck, lye.
rannesta-ménto, M.: new graft(ing).
lr-annestà-re, TR.: graft afresh.
rannicchiàre [nicchia], TR.: draw into
a nook, retire; REFL.: withdraw, retire;
shrink, shrivel; squat, crouch.
r=annid(i)dre, TR.: build (a nestt);
harbour; REFL.: nestle, settle.
ran-niéref, M.: lye-tub. |l-mo [Gr
rhémnos], M.: buckthornt; buck, lye.
rannobilire [nobile], TR. : make noble.
rannoda-ménto, M.: tying again. ||r=an-
noda-re, TR.: tie again, renew.
rannòso [ranno], ADJ.: lixivial.
rannuvola-ménto, M.: cloudiness.
llvsannuvolé-re, INTR.: grow cloudy
or gloomy ; become clouded.
ranòc-chia [rana], F.: frog. -chiésco,
ADJ.: (jest.) froggy. -chiétto, -china,
-chino, dim. of -chia, -chio. -'chio, M.:
frog.
ràn-toj, M.: rattling (in the throat).
II-tol&re [ak. to rattle], INTR.: rattle,
give the death-rattle. rén-tolo, M.: rat
tling (in the throat), death-rattle. -tolé-
so, ADJ.: rattling, wheezing.
ranin-colo, ||-culo} [L. -culus (rana,
frog)], M.: ranunculus (crowfoot).
ranizza;, dim. of rana.
rapa [L.], F.: turnip; radish.
rapa-ce[L. rapaz], ADJ.: rapacious, greedy.
-eeménte, ADV.: rapaciously, greedily.
-eita, F.: rapacity, greed.
rapfio [-pa], M.: turnip-plot; vegetable-
bed; (fig.) mish-mash (balderdash).
ra-pàre [Sp. -par], TR.: clip close. -pata,
F.: close clipping.
rapé [Fr. -pé (réper, RASP)], M.: Tappee
(snuff).
raperino
raperino [rapare], M.:
greenfinch.
rape-rénzof}, ||-rénzolo [rapa], M.: ram-
pion (salad-root).
rapi-daménte, ADV.: rapidly. -dita, F.:
rapidity, swiftness. |lrapi-do [L. -dus],
ADJ.: rapid (swift, quick).
rapi-ménto, M.: carrying off; rapture
(ecstasy); rape. rapi-na, F.: rapine
(prey); rapidity; violence. -naméntoi,
M.: snatching away, robbing. -ndref,
TR.: snatch away, rob, plunder. -naté-
rej, M.: robber. -nosaméntef, ADV.:
rapidly, violently. -nésoj, ADJ.: rapid,
violent. |lrapi-re [rapere], TR.: snatch
away; RAVISH (RAPE; transport, charm).
-tére, M., -trice, F.: ravisher; charmer.
rapénzolo = raperonzolo.
rappa [Ger. rappe, bunch of grapes], F.:
tassel; bunch of dry or artificial flowers;
(vet.) chap.
rappa-eifre [r-, appaciare], TR.: pacify
(appease, calm). -eificaménto, M.:
pacification. -eifiedre, TR.: pacify (ap-
pease, calm). -géreij, TR.: appease,
satisfy.
r-appallottolare, TR.: make up into
balls or pills; REFL.: gather into knots,
get curled up.
r-apparecchidre}, TR.: set in order
again, arrange again. -appareggià-
rej, TR.: equalize; compare. sa
r=apparirej, IRR.; INTR.: reappear.
rappattumare [pattume], TR.: recon-
cile again, make up between; RECIPR.:
become reconciled, make up (a quarrel).
r-appellàre, TR.: (lit.) recall; INTR.}:
appeal.
rappez-zaménto, M.: piecing (patching,
mending). |l-zdre [pezzo], TR.: piece
(patch, mend). -zatére, M., -zatriee,
F.: patcher, mender. -zatura, F.: piec-
ing (patching, mending). rappéz-zo,
M.: patch, mending ; patched place ; (typ.)
sorts (additional type).
r-appiangre, TR.: plane off (smoothen,
level).
r-appiastràre, TR.: replaster.
rappi-ccare [r-, appiccare], TR.: at-
tach again, hang up again; begin again.
-ecatara, F.: reattachment; reunion.
-eeicdre, TR.: attach or stick again;
RECIPR.: stick together. -eeicottare,
TR.: patch up.
r-appie-einire, -eiolire, TR.: make
smaller (lessen, diminish). :
rappi-gliaménto, M.: coagulation.
ll-gliare [r-, appigliare], TR., INTR.: co-
agulate, curdle; REFL.: curdle; begin
afresh.
rappor-tagiéne}, -taméntoi, M.: re-
port(ing). *||-tare [L. re-portare, ‘bring
clipped head ;
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back’], TR.: report; announce. -tatéra,
F., -tatére, M., -tatriee, F.: reporter;
telltale. -taziéne}, F.: report(ing). rap-
pòr-to, M.: report (statement, account;
rumour); rapport (relation, connection,
Eng.} report); ornament.
rap-prèndere [r-, apprendere], IRR.;
INTR., REFL.: take back (recover)}; co-
agulate, curdle; stiffen (grow rigid; be
benumbed); make reprisalsf. -presà-
glia, F.: reprisals, retaliation. -presa-
gliàrej, TR.: take as reprisals, seize,
sequester.
rappresen-tabile, ADJ.: representable.
-taméntof, M., -tanza, F.: representa-
tion; image (type). Il=t&re [presentare],
TR.: represent (exhibit, signify; act, act
as); REFL.: present one’s self again; rep-
resent one’s self (appear)j. -tamte, ADJ.:
representing, etc.; M.: representative.
-tativaménte, ADV.: representatively.
-tativo, ADJ.: representative. -tatére,
M., -tatriee, F.: representer, exhibitor.
-tazioneélla, -tazioneina, dim. of
-tazione. -taziéne, F.: representation
(representing; exhibit; acting, dramatic
or theatrical performance, drama); (leg.)
legal heirs. -tévolej, ADJ.: represent-
able.
rappréso, PART. of rapprendere.
r=appressàrei, TR.: draw near again.
r-approfondare},TR.: deepen; go deep-
(er) into; examine thoroughly.
r=approssim. . | = approssim. .
r-appuntfére}, TR.: point again.
r=appurare, TR.: purge (again).
raps-odia [Gr. rhapsodia (rhdptein, sew,
odé, song)], F.: rhapsody. -odista, pl.
—ti, M.: (lit. disp.) rhapsodist, big talker.
-òdo, M.: (lit.) rhapsodist.
ra-raménte, ADV.: rarely, seldom. -re-
faciènte, ADJ.: rarefying. -re=fàre,
IRR.; TR.: rarefy; dilate; REFL.: be
rarefied or dilated. -refattibile, -re-
fattivo, ADJ.: rarefying. -refatto,
PART. of -refare. -refazione, F.: rare-
faction. -rétto, dim. of -ro. -rézza,
F.: rarity; thinness, scarcity. -riecioj,
ADJ.: very rare. -rifica. .}{=-refa. .
-rissimo, ADJ.: most rare, very rare.
-rita, F.: rarity, scarcity; curiosity.
ll-ro [L. -rus], ADJ.: rare (scarce; thin;
choice); M.: rarity (rare thing; thinness);
ADV.: rarely, seldom: di —, rarely. -rte-
eiot, dim. of -ro.
ra-sare [raso], TR.: level off, even, strike
(a measure of grain, etc.); clip, shave.
-sato, PART.: evened, etc.; even, smooth.
-satura, F.: shaving, scraping.
ra-schia}, F.: RASH (itch, scab). -schif-
bile, ADJ.: that may be scraped. -schia-
ménto, M.: scraping ; erasure. ||-senié-
raschiamento
raschiare
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re [p. L. *-siculare (cf. -sare)], TR.:
scrape (rub, scratch, grate over; erase;
abrade, remove by scraping). -schidta,
F.: scraping. -schiatéio, M.: scraper
(instrument). -schiatura, F.: scraping ;
(e)rasure. -schiétto, -schîno, M.: scra-
per. -sehioI, M.: (continuous) scraping
or rasping. ra-sehio2, M.: rasping.
va-scia [R., place], F.: serge (woollen
stuff). -scière, M.: serge manufacturer.
rasciu-gaménto, M.: drying up, wiping
off. |l-gare [asciugare], TR.: dry up,
wipe (off); drink up; consume; outdo (get
the better of, wipe out). -gatira, F.:
drying up, wiping off. -géto, rasciù-t-
to, PART. of -sciugare.
ra-sentàre, TR.: graze (rub along the
surface of, touch lightly; Eng.} RASE).
-sènte, PREP.: grazing, close to, along.
-sétto, dim. of -so. -sièra, F.: strickle
(instrument for levelling a grain measure,
strike); raspt; trough-scraperf. -sié-
ret, M.: shaver, barber. ||ré=so, PART.
of -dere; shorn, shaved; erased, etc. ;
even, open; M.: rasure}; satin. -soiae-
eio, disp. of -soio. -séio, M.: RAZOR:
attaccarsi a’ -soi, be exceedingly captious.
ra-spa, F.: rasp. |l-spare [OGer. ra-
spon], TR.: rasp; scrape; scratch; paw;
pluck; rob, pilfer. -spatieeio, M.:
scratching; botch work, bungle. -spati-
no, -spato, M.: wine made of grape-
stems (cf. -spo). -spattira, F.: rasping,
scraping. -sperèllaj, F.: wild broom.
-spino, dim. of -spo. -spo, M.: bunch
of grape-stems (plucked bunch of grapes);
bunch} of grapes; mange, itch. -spol-
lare}, TR.: glean (grapes). -spéllo,
M.: small or thin bunch of grapes; cluster.
r-assaggiarey, TR.: taste again.
r-assalirej, TR.: assail again.
rassecur. . = rassicur. .
rasse-gare [r-, a, sego], INTR., REFL.:
change into fat (of gravy, soup, etc.),
coagulate. -géto, PART.: changed into
fat, etc.; stiff, stale.
rassé-gna, F.: review (of troops), muster ;
registration (in a university). -guamén-
to, M.: review(ing), muster. |l-gnare
[L. re-signare], TR.: resign (renounce);
consign (assign); restore; submit, return
(thanks); pass (troops) in review, muster ;
writet, note}; pay tribute; REFL.: be.re-
signed, submit ; subscribe or sign one’s self
(at the end of letters); register. -gna-
taménte, ADV.: resignedly. -gnato,
PART.: resigned, etc. -gnatére, M.,
-gnatriee, F.: resigner; consigner;
inspector (of troops), mustering officer.
-gnaziéne, F.: resignation, submission.
rassembl. . = rassembr. .
rassem-braméntoj, M., -branzaf, F.:
rattaconare
resemblance. ||-brare [r-,a, sembrare],
tR.: (lit.) resemble (be like); represent,
-brof, M.: similarity. i
rassere - naménto, M.: clearing up,
|l-mare [r-,u, sereno], TR. : render serene
or clear, clear; exhilarate ; REFL.: become
serene, clear up. -mato, PART.: cleared
up, serene; exhilarated.
rasset-taménto, M.: repairing, mend.
ing. Il=t&re [r-, assettare], TR.: repair
(mend); arrange (adjust, settle)}; put to-
gether}; assemble}. -tatére, M., -ta-
triee, F.: repairer (mender) ; adjustert.
-tatàra, F.: repairing; arrangement.
rasét-to, ADJ.: repaired; arranged.
rassicu-rénte, ADJ.: reassuring. ||=ré-
re [r-, assicurare], TR. : reassure; REFL.:
be reassured, take courage. -razidéne,
F.: reassurance.
rassoda-ménto, M.: consolidation. ||='re
[r-,assodare], TR.: consolidate; strengthen.
rassodia = rapsodia.
rassomi-gliaméntof, M., -gliànza, F.:
resemblance ; comparison. ||-gliare [r-,
assomigliare], TR.: resemble (be like,
equal); compare. -glifnte, ADI.: re
sembling, like. -gliativo, ADJ.: resem-
bling, like. -gliatéref, M., -gliatrieet,
F.: imitator.
r=assottigliàre, TR.: subtilize; render
thin or pointed, lessen ; REFL.: grow thin,
taper off.
rastell. . (pop.) = rastrell. .
rasti. . (pop.) = raschi. .
ra-strellàre [-strello], TR.: rake; plane
(metal); rob}. -strellàta, F.: rakeful,
-strellatura, F.: raking. -strelliéra,
F.: hayrack, rack; kitchen-shelf, dresser ;
stand for arms; row. -strellino, dim.
of -strello. -strèllo, M.: rake; railing;
palisade (barrier); rack. |l-stro [L.
-strum], M.: (poet.) rake.
rastra [radere], F.: (e)rasure, cancelling;
scrapingsf ; tonsuref.
rata [L., ‘reckoned,’ sc. pars], F.: rate
(portion) +; portion due (for payment),
payment, instalment ; contribution.
ratafià [?], M.: ratafia (spirituous liquor).
ratifi-caménto, M.: ratification. _||-04-
re [L.], TR.: ratify. -catére, M., -ca-
triee, F.: ratifier. -caziéne, F.: rati-
fication. ,
ratio}, ADV.: andar —, go searching
(aimlessly). ;
ratiret, INTR.: give the death-rattle, be in
the pangs of death.
rato [L. -tus, reckoned, fixed], ADJ.: RATI-
fied (confirmed).
r-attaccgre, TR.: reattack.
rattacco-naménto, M.: patching (shoes),
mending. |l-nfre [facconi], TR.: pate
(shoes), botch.
rattamente
rattaménte [ratio], aDv.: rapidly, swift-
ly; quickly.
rattarpare} = rattrappire.
rattemperàre [r-, a, temperare], TR.:
temper (moderate, repress); REFL.: re-
strain one’s self, forbear.
ratte-nére [r-, a, fenere], IRR.; TR.: re~
tain (keep back, check, restrain; detain);
REFL.: contain one’s self, pause; M.: re-
taining. -miménto, M.: retaining (re-
tention, detention, checking). -nitiva,
F.: retentiveness (of mind), memory. -ni-
tivoj, M.: restraint; defence. -nita,
F.: retention; (agr.) embankment. -na-
to, PART.: retained, etc.; restrained, cau-
tious, discreet.
r-attestàre, TR.: join end to end; join
again, reunite; RECIPR.: reunite, meet
again, rally.
rattézza [ratio], F.: rapidity, swiftness.
rattiepe-dérej, ||-dire [fepido], TR.:
render tepid or lukewarm, cool.
rattivoj, ADJ.: rapacious, greedy.
r-attizzAre, TR.: stir (the fire) again;
stir up again, rekindle.
ràtto [L. raptus, snatched away], ADJ.:
(poet.) snatched away; ravished; RAPID
(swift); precipitous (steep); ADV.: sud-
denly, swiftly; M.: RAPINE (prey, rob-
bery, RAPE); dash}; RAPTure (ecstasy).
rattop-paménto, M.: patching, mend-
ing. |l-pare [r-, a, toppa], TR.: patch
(mend, botch). -patére, M.: patcher.
-patara, F.: patching (mending).
r-attéreere, IRR.: wring (twist).
rattére} = rapitore.
r-attorniàre}, TR.: surround.
rattòrto, PART. of rattorcere.
rattra-ere} = rattrarre.
M.: shrinking.
rattrappa. .} = rattrappi. .
rattrap-piménto, M.: contraction (of
the nerves). ||-pire [Fr. r-aitraper, catch
back], INTR., REFL.: contract (of the
nerves), shrink, be wrinkled; become par-
alyzed. -pitara, F.: contraction (of the
nerves), shrinking.
rattrarre [trarre], IRR.; INTR., REFL.:
conTRACT, shrink.
r-attristàre, TR.:
REFL.: grow sad.
sadden, depress.
rattura}, F.: RAPE, ravishment.
rau-caménte, ADV.: hoarsely. -eédine,
F.: hoarseness, ||rdu-co [-cus], ADI.:
hoarse (raucous); harsh, rough.
ra-umiliàre, TR.: humiliate;
humble, tame; calm.
rauna. . = raduna. .
raugéof, ADI. : greedy; wicked.
rauno}, M.: reunion (assembly); heap
(pile).
-iménto,
aggrieve, sadden;
-attristire, TR.:
make
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ravagliéne [metath. of variolone (cf.
vaiolo)], M.: chicken-pox, measles.
rava-nèllo, ||rava-no}{ [rapa], M.: rad-
ish.
raveggi(u)òlo [?], M.: cream-cheese
(us’ly of goat’s milk).
rave-rischio, «risto [lambrusco], M.:
sort of wild vine or grape.
raviggiòloI = raveggiolo.
ra-viggidlo 2, pl. -violi [?], m.: dumpling.
ravi(u)oli, pl. of raviggiolo 2.
r-avvalorare, TR.: inspire with valour,
encourage, fortify. :
ravve-dére [ra-, vedere], IRR.; REFL.:
recognize one’s mistake (regret, repent) ;
reform. -diménto, M.: repentance,
amendment. -dvito, PART.
r=avversaére, TR.: turn back, set aright,
arrange.
rav-viaménto, M.: setting aright; self-
amendment. ||=vifre [via], TR.: set again
in the right way, set aright, reform ; rear-
range, fix again; set on foot again; put
together; REFL.: recommence one’s jour-
ney. -vidta, F.: arranging (or fixing) the.
hair, toilet.
r=avvieinfre, TR.: bring near again;
approach; REFL.: approach (again); ap-
proach each other. :
r-avvilirej, tR.: make vile; terrify, dis-
hearten.
ravvilup-paménto, M.: entanglement,
confusion. ||=pére [avviluppare], TR.:
envelop; involve, entangle, confound ;
REFL.: be involved or confounded; crowd
together in the mind.
ravvineere], IRR.; TR.: tie around,
fasten; surround again.
ravvineidirei, INTR.: grow flabby or
soft.
ravvintot, PART. of ravvincere.
ravvi-sdbile, ADJ.: recognizable. |l-sa-
re [r-, a, viso], TR.: recognize (by the
‘face’); advise (inform); think}.
ravvisto, PART. of ravvedere.
ravvi-vaménto, M.: reviving, revival.
ll-w4re [r-, avvivare], TR. : revive, reani-
mate; resuscitate; REFL.: revive: -varst
alla memoria, return to the recollection.
-vatére, M.: reviver.
ravvol-gere [r-, a, volgere], IRR.; TR.:
involve; wrap (up), envelop; REFL.: be
involved, be wrapped up; ramble aboutt;
turn (of wine). -giménto, M., -giti-
raj, F.: involving, inwrapping; winding
about, turning. -té&ret, TR.: wrap up.
ravvòl-to, PART.: involved; wrapped
(up), etc.; crooked; M.f: bundle. -to-
lare, TR.: go on involving; keep on
wrapping.
razio-einaméntoi, M.:
-nante, M.: disputant.
raziocinare
ratiocination.
||-eindre [L.
396 raziocinazione
ratiocinare (ratio, reason)], TR.: ratioci-
nate (REASON, argue). -einaziénet, F.,
-einio, M.: ratiocination (reasoning).
-naébile, ADJ.: reasonable, rational. -ma-
-bilità, F.: reasonableness, reason. -na-
-bilménte, ADV.: reasonably. -néle,
ADJ.: rational, reasonable. -nalismo,
M.: rationalism. -nalista, pl. -nalisti,
M.: rationalist. -malita, r.: rationality ;
power of reason. -nalménte, ADV.:
rationally. |razié=ne [L. ratio], F.: RA-
TION (daily portion) ; proportion, RATE.
razzal [OHG. reiza, line], F.: RACE; lin-
eage (family); breed (stock); kind; flock :
far — da sé, live solitary, shun people.
razza2 [L. raia], F.: RAY (fish).
razza3 [L. radius, rod], F.: spoke (of a
wheel).
razzaceia, disp. of razzal.
raz-zare [-zo], TR.: lock (a wheel, lit. tie
a ‘spoke,’ in steep descents), clog; illu-
mine; touchf lightly (as with a ‘rod’);
INTR.: radiate; REFL.: spread in rays, be
inflamed. -zatara, F.: colouring like
rays; rash. -zeggifre, INTR.: radiate,
shine. -zèntetf; ADJ.: pungent, tart.
-zettino, -zétto, dim. of -zo.
razzeriaj, F.: tapestry.
razziéra [razzo], F.: rocket gun.
r=azzimàrej, TR.: adorn, deck.
razzina, dim. of razzal.
razzo [L. radius, rod, ray], M.: RAY
(beam)}; rocket; spoke (of a wheel); sort
of olivet. -lare [razzare, touch lightly],
TR.: scratch (as a hen), scrape. -lata,
F.: scratching. -latéra, F., -latére, M.:
scratcher, scraper. -latara, F.: scratch-
ing. -lio, M.: continued scratching.
r-azzuffàre, REFL.: begin the battle
anew, return to fight.
razzumaglia [razzolare], F.: scrapings
(refuse); rabble (mob).
razzuòlo, dim. of -zo.
ré [L. rex], M.: king: — d’armi, herald;
— di siepe, tomtit, wren.
re- [L.], PREF. : re-, again, back.
ré [L. re- of resonare, in a hymn], M.:
(mus.) re.
re-agénte, ADJ.: reacting. -agire [L.
re-agere], TR.: react. È
redlet [L. regalis (rex, king)], ADI.:
ROYAL (kingly, regal): alla —, like a king.
ref=le2 [L. -lis (res, thing)], ADI. : real
(true); loyal; frank. -lismo, M.: realism.
-lista, pl. —ti, M.: realist.
rea-litàj [-le 1], F.: royalty. -Iménte1,
ADV.: royally, regally.
real-méntez [reale2], ADV.: really.
-ta, F.: reality.
redme [re], M.: (pop.) REALM.
reaménte [reo], ADv.: wickedly (crim-
inally).
recedimento
rèasi, M.: wild poppy.
re-assimere, IRR.; TR.: take again (re-
assume).
reatino], M.: wren.
reato [reo], M.: crime, offence, infrac-
tion.
reattivo [reagire], ADJ.: reactive.
re-aziongrio, M.: reactionary. |lsazié-
me, F.: reaction.
reb-biare, TR.: strike with the prong of
a fork, fork; thrash. -bidta, F.: blow
with a fork; thrashing. |[réb-bio [?Ger,
riffel, RIPPLE, flax-comb], M.: prong of a
fork, ete.
rebell. .} = ribell. .
rebottot, M.: loud voice.
rébus [L., ‘by things’], M.: rebus.
recadîaj, F.: troubie, vexation.
recaleit. . = ricalcit..
recaméntof [-care], M.: bringing, fetch-
ing; producer, cause.
re=capitàre, TR.: have delivered; trans-
mit, send; INTR.: arrive; suppurate. -cé-
pito, m.: delivery; address (direction);
introduction. -capitol.. = ricapitol..
reca-re [OHG. reichan, REACH], m.:
bring (carry, fetch); acquire (gain) ; bring
about (effect, cause); render (translate);
attribute (ascribe, impute); reducef} in-
terpret (take)}; REFL.: bring (place); take;
betake one’s self; attribute to one’s self
(— ad, count, consider, take as): — ad
effetto, bring into effect, effect; — in-
nanzi, represent;—d’ una lingua in un’ al-
tra, translate; — a fine, perfect; — a
volgare, translate; — a un di, squander,
— la cagione, impute ; — a oro, come to
the point; — a stretto, unite ; — relazione,
give an account of ; -rsi adosso, take upon
one’s self; -rsi a mente, remember; -rsì
a cuore, take to heart ; -rsi ad onore, con-
sider as an honour; -rsi ad ingiuria, -rsì
a male, take ill; -rsi in braccio, take
into one’s arms; -rsî in collo, take upon
one’s shoulders; -rsi a nota, begin to be
tired; -rsi le mani al petto, examine ones
conscicnce; -rsi sopra di sè (or în sè stesso),
reflect within one’s self; -rsi in guardia,
put one’s self on one’s guard; — ubbia,
loathe, abhor. reca-taj, F.: bringing
(fetching); list of immovables; sigh (‘fetch-
ing’ of the breath), rattle, plaint, lamenta-
tion: — della morte, death-rattle, last
breath; 7 ultime -te, the last breath or
gasp. -téret, m., -trieet, F.: bringer.
-turat}, F.: bringing; carriage (porter-
age); bounty. ,
rée-chiat [orecchia], F.: ear. -ehidtat,
F., -chi6nei, M.: box on the ear.
reeé-dere [L.], IRR., INTR.: recede (draw
back, withdraw, retire). -diménto, 4.
receding, withdrawal.
recensione
reeen-siéne [L. -sio (censere, judge)],
F.: recension. -sére, M.: recensionist.
reeén-te [L. -s], ADJ.: recent, late: di
—, recently, of late. -teménte, recent-
ly. -tissimo, ADJ.: most (or very) re-
cent.
reeépere} = ricevere.
réeere [L. re-icere (jacere, agili, INTR.;
throw up (vomit, spew); M disgusting
thing: — le budella, laugh heartily ; —_
Uv anima, expire, die.
reeèsso [-cedere], PART.: receded, etc.;
M.: recess (retreat); (med.) retrogression.
reeett. . = ricett. .
re-eidere [L. (cedere, cut)], IRR., TR.:
cut off, sever; RESCIND; REFL.: split, rip.
-eidiméntof, M., -«eidituraj, F.: in-
cision (cut, notch).
reei-diva, F.: relapse. -divérej,INTR.:
relapse. |l-divo [L. -divus (re-cadere,
fall back)], ADJ.: relapsing (backsliding ;
relapse).
re=eingere, IRR.; TR.: gird; enclose.
-einto, PART.: girded; M.: enclosure;
rampart.
réei-pe [L. I've of -pere, take in], (on pre-
scriptions :) ‘take’; M.: recipe (prescrip-
tion; receipt). -piémte, ADJ.: receivingj;
capable, proper; agreeable; M.: recipient
(receptacle, vase ; bell-glass).
reeipro-caménte, ADV.: reciprocally,
mutually. -caménto, M.: reciprocation.
-cdre, TR.: reciprocate, alternate;
REFL.: be reciprocally proportionate.
-caziéne, F.: reciprocation. -eita, F.:
reciprocity. |reeipro=co, pl. -ci or
-chi [L. -eus], AD3. : reciprocal, mutual.
re-eîsa, F.: cutting (off), severing; and
cf. -ciso: a (or alla) —, the shortest way;
briefly; inconsiderately. -eisaménte,
ADV.: sharply; decisively; precisely.
-eisi, PRET. of -cidere. -eisidme, F.:
cutting (off); recission ; omission. [|-eiso,
Part. of -cidere: cut, etc.; quick, sudden.
réei-ta, F.: recitation, performance. -ta-
bile, ADJ.: apt to be recited or repre-
sented. -taméntoj, M.: recitation.
-tante, ADJ.: reciting; representing;
M.: actor. |l-tare [L.], TR.: recite; rep-
resent (act); pretend. -tativo, M.:
(mus.) recitative. -tatére, M., -ta-
triee, F.: reciter; actor. -taziéne,
F.: recitation, recital; representation.
re-eitieeio, M.: vomits; refuse. ||-eit-
to, PART. of recere.
rezclamare, TR.: reclaim (claim back,
redemand); INTR.: appeal, protest; com-
plain; claim (demand). -clamaziénef,
F., -clamo, M.: reclamation; appeal.
re-clingre [L.], INTR., TR.: recline, re-
pose. -clinatério}, M.: resting-place ;
couch.
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re-clusiéne, F.: reclusion (seclusion).
ll-clusgo [L. -clusus (claudere, close)] ADI.:
recluse (shut up). -clusòrio, M.: soli-
tary confinement, cell.
recli-ta [Fr. recrue (PART. of re-croître,
increase)], F.: reénforcement; RECRUIT;
collectionf. -tére, TR.: recruit. -ta-
tére, M.: recruiter.
recogitare}, TR.: think over.
recogniziéne = ricognizione.
recoléndof}, ADJ.: reverend.
reconeil. .} = riconcil. .
recòndi-to [L. -tus (con-dere, put to-
gether)], ADJ.: recondite (hidden, abstruse).
-tòrio, M.: altar shrine (for the relics of
saints).
re-crefrei, -criaret = ricreare.
recre-mentizio, ADJ.: (med.) recremen-
titious. |l-ménto [L. -mentum (re-,
cernere, sift)], M.: recrement (superfluous
matter, dross).
vecrimi-n4re [L. -nari (crimen, crime)],
TR.: recriminate. -maziéme, F.: re-
crimination.
recrudescénza [L. re-crudescere, become
raw], recrudescency (breaking out
again, of sickness).
recuperà-re [L.], TR.: recuperate (RE-
COVER, regain). -tério, ADJ.: (leg.) re-
cuperatory. -ziéme, F.: recovery.
recurrèntej, ADJ.: recurrent.
recus. .= ricus..
rò-dat [erede], F.: heir; offspring; four-
redimere
wheeled chariot. -daggiot, M.: in-
heritance. -ddre, Tr.: inherit.
redar-guénte, ADJ.: reproving. ||-gui-
re [L. red-arguere], TR. : reprove (rebuke,
disprove). -guiziénej, F.: rebuking,
rebuke.
reda-tére}, M., -trieei, F.: heir, heiress.
red-attére [L. -igere (agere, act), re-
dact], M.: editor (redacteur, redactor).
-aziéne, F.: redaction (editing); ex-
pounding.
rèd-derej [L. (dare, give)], TR.: RENDER
(restore, return). -diméntot, M.: ren-
dition (reddition, restoration).
redd-ire = redire. -itaj, F.: return.
-ito}1, PART.: returned.
rèddito 2 [L. -tus (dare, give)], M.: reve-
nue.
rède [erede], M.: (vulg.) heir.
redèn-to [redimere], PART.: redeemed,
etc. -tére, M.: redeemer (ransomer,
saviour). -triee, F.: redeemer. -ziéne,
F.: redemption; ransom; remedyf.
redificare} = riedificare.
redigere [L. (agere, act)], DEFECT.; TR.:
REDACT (digest and put in shape, edit); ex-
pound.
redi-mere [L. (re, emere, buy)], IRR.$;
TR.: REDEEM (ransom; liberate, free).
398 redimibile
-mibile, ADJ.: redeemable. -mibilita,
F.: redeemableness.
§ Pret. reddn-st, -se; -sero. Part. redènto.
redimire}, TR.: crown; decoratef.
rèdina, pl. —ne or —ni [? L. retinere,
retain], F.: REIN.
red-ire [L.], INTR.: return (come back).
-ita, F.: return.
redi-tàj, F., -tàggio}, M.: heredity.
-tièrej, M.: heir. ©”
redivivo [L. -vivus (alive)], ADJ.: re-
turned to life.
redolire}, INTR.: be redolent or fra-
grant.
rè-duee, M.: one who returned; ADI.:
returned. ||-dieere{j = ridurre. -du-
ei. . = riduci. .
reduplicé-re{, TR.: reduplicate, redouble.
-tivo}, ADJ.: reduplicative. -ziéme, F.:
reduplication.
redutt. .} = ridutt. .
reedific. .} = riedific. .
reézza}, F.: wickedness, crime.
re-faiuòlo}, M.: thread merchant. |lré=
fe [?], m.: thread, string; continuity:
cucire a — doppio, deceive, trick; out-
do; cucirsi a suo —, cheat one’s self: —
—, (pop.) just, precisely.
re-ferendario, M.: referendary, re-
porter; (iron.) spy. |l-ferire [referre],
TR.: refer (relate, report, state; ascribe).
-fèrto, M.: report; statement.
re-fettòrio [L. -fectorius (-ficere, re-
store)], M.: refectory. -fezionére, TR.:
give refection or refreshment to (refresh,
Eng.} REFECT); INTR.: take refreshment,
lunch. -fezidne, r.: refection (refresh-
ment, repast); repair. -fieiaref, -fizia-
rej, TR.: restore, repair. -fiziatéref,
-fiziatriee], F.: restorer; comforter.
re-flessdre}, TR.: reflect. -flessi..{=
riflessi.. -flèsso = riflesso. -flett. .f
= riflett. .
reflu. .= riflu..
refoeill..= rifocill..
réfolo}, M.: squall.
re-frang. . = rifrang. . -frattàrio,
ADJ.: refractory, disobedient. -fréttot,
-fraziéne = rifratto, rifrazione.
refrenàrej= raffrenare.
refri-gerànte, ADJ., M.: refrigerant.
llegerare [L.], TR.: refrigerate (cool);
alleviate (console). -gerativot, -gera-
tòriof, ADJ.: refrigerative, cooling.” -ge-
raziéne, F.: refrigeration; cooling; re-
freshment. -gério [L.-gerium], M.: re-
freshment, relief, comfort.
refugi.., refuggi.. = rifugi.., rifuggi..
re-fusare, TR.: (typ.) set (type) wrongly,
confuse. |l=faiso [L. -fusus], M.: (typ.)
wrong type; PL.: (typ.) pi.
refut. .j= rifiut. .
regione
rega-labile, ADJ.: presentable; remis.
sible. |l-lare [?], TR.: present (make a
present of, give away, bestow); remit (not
exact, allow); waste (squander); regale
(treat); garnish (adorn). -lato, parr:
presented (bestowed, etc.); unpaid; adorned,
exquisite (delicious).
regà-le [L. -lis (rex, king)], ADI.: regal,
royal; M.: small organ, hand-organ. -lfa,
F.: regalia (royal prerogative).
regalino, car. dim. of -lo.
rega-listat, pl. —ti [-le], M.: royalist,
-lménte, ADV.: regally, royally. -lita,
F.: royalty.
rega-lo [-lare], M.: present (gift, dona-
tion); (fig.) health; luck: averla per —,
have it for less than cost, have it cheap;
bel —, (iron.) a nice thing! -Ifieeto,
disp. dim. of -lo.
regata [?], r.: regatta (boat-race).
rége [L. rex], M.: (poet.) king (= re).
regener. .= rigener. .
règget, F.: gate, entrance.
reg-gènte, ADJ.: ruling (governing, re-
gent); M.: regent. -gémza, F.: regency.
llrég-gere [L. regere], IRR.$; TR.: rule
(govern, master, manage); sustain (en-
dure, bear); support (bear up, prop); re-
sist (oppose); endure; defend, aid; INTR.:
rule, prevail; endure (last, continue); sub-
sist (live); REFL.: govern (check, stop)
one’s self, maintain one’s self; adopt the
proper means: — alla fatica, be able to
bear fatigue; — alle botte, bear blows
bravely; — il tormento, bear the rack
without confessing ; — con uno, agree to
live in peace with one. rég-gia [L. re
gia (rex, king)], F.: royal palace; court.
-gibile, ADJ.: governable, manageable.
-giménto, M.: government (rule, Eng.t
régiment); support (help, assistance); regi-
ment (of soldiers); procedure; régimet;
rudder}; military movej. -gi=pàneia,
M.: girdle, truss, suspensory. -gi=posé-
ta, M.: support for knife, fork and spoon
(at table). -gitére, M., -gitriee, F.:
ruler (governor, RECTOR); support(er).
-iat—-gia. -iaménte, ADV.: royally.
-ieida, pl. —di [L. rez, king, cedere,
kill], M.: regicide. -ieidio (cf. -icida],
M.: regicide. -ime [L.], M.: regimen,
regime. -ima [L.], F.: queen. reg-o,
ADJ.: royal (majestic, princely): acque
-ia, aqua regia. -tonfile, ADJ.: region
al (of a certain region), sectional. -to-
nalismo, M.: sectionalism. -ionali-
sta, pl. —ti, M.: sectionalist. -ioma-
rio, M.: region or section superintendent,
local chief. -iéne [L. -io], F.: region
(district, province, section, country, part);
ward.
§ rds-si, -se ; -sero. Part. rètto.
registrare
regi-strére, TR.: register.
M.: registrar, recorder.
-strazione, F.: registration (register-
ing; register). |lregi-stro [L. -strum
(re-gerere, bring back)], M.: register (rec-
ord, book of records; mus.: compass of a
voice or instrument; regulator): mutar
—, change one’s tone; tassa di —, regis-
tration fee.
re-gnamef, M.: REALM, kingdom. -gnan-
te, ADJ.: reigning; M.: reigning prince,
ruler, sovereign. -gnare [L.], REIGN.
-gnatére, M., -gnatriee, F.: ruler,
sovereign. -gnicolo [colere, inhabit], M
inhabitant or native of a kingdom (as esp.
of Naples), native citizen. |lré-gno [L.
-gnum (reg-, rule)], M.: kingdom (realm ;
reign, dominion; Eng.f REIGN): Regno,
kingdom of Naples; royal crownt; — det
cieli, paradise ; secondo —, purgatory.
régo-la [L. regula (reg-, rule)], F.: RULE
(law, ordination ; order); model; (religious,
monastic) order; conventi, monasteryf;
restraint (bridle); ruler (for drawing
lines)} ; PL.: menses: — del tre, (math.)
Rule of Three; — d’oro, golden rule.
-laménto, M.: regulation. -larel,
ADJ.: regular (normal, orderly; exact; of
a monastic order); regular monk.
-lare2, TR.: regulate (order, arrange);
rule. -larità, F.: regularity. -lar-
ménte, ADV.: regularly. -lataménte,
ADV.: in a regular manner. -latézza,
F.: regularity. -léto, PART.: regulated,
ete.; regular (ordinary; of a monastic
order). -latére, M., -latriee, F.: regu-
lator; director (f. directress); ADJ.: regu-
lating. -lazione, F.: regulation. -lét-
ta, dim. of -la. -létto, m.: dim. of -lo;
(arch.) reglet, fillet; (typ.) reglet. -lina,
car. dim. of -la. -lino, dim. of -lo.
regolizia [L. liguir-tia], F.: licorice.
régo-lot [-la], M.: ruler (for lining, rule);
sliding ruler, computer; tailor’s flat-iron
(smoothing-iron) ; reglet (flat moulding,
listel); line on a chess-board. régo-lo2
[L. -lus (rex, king)], M.: petty king; prince
of the royal blood; basilisk (sort of lizard;
fabulous serpent, fr. Gr. basileds, ‘king’)T;
wren, hedge-sparrow. -lfieeia, -lazzaq,
disp. dim. of -la. -lazzo}, M.: dim. of
-lo2; petty prince.
regrèsso [-ssus (gradi, move)], M.: re-
gress (retrogression, return); place of
exit.
-stratére,
-stratùra,
regurg. .= rigurg. .
re-idtto [L. <jectus], ADI.: rejected;
spurned. -ieziòne, F.: rejection.
reina [L. regina], F.: (lit.) queen; carp.
reinte-graménto, M.: reintegration.
ll-erdre [L. (integer, whole)], TR.: rein-
tegrate (restore). -grativo, ADJ.: serv-
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remissoria
ing to reintegrate, restorative.
ne, F.: reintegration.
reinvitare}, TR.: invite again.
reita [reo], F.: guilt (culpability), crime.
re-iterabile, ADJ.: that may be reiter-
ated. -iteraménto, M.: reiteration.
ll=iteràre, TR.: reiterate. -iterata-
ménte, ADV.: reiteratedly, repeatedly.
-iterazione, F.: reiteration.
reiudicdta, re iudicata, F
already heard and decided.
relass. .=rilass. .
rela-tivaménte, ADV.:
respect (to). |l=-tivo [L. -tivus], ADI.:
relative. -tére, M.: relafer, reporter.
-zioneélla, dim. of -zione. -ziéne, F.:
relation (narration, report, account; con-
nection, reference; analogy).
relegà-re, TR.: relegate (banish, con-
fine). -ziòne, F.: relegation.
reli-gionario, M.: confessor of some
religion (religionist). |l-giéme [L. -gio],
F.: religion; religious ordér; cult; piety.
-giosaménte, ADV.: religiously; piously.
-giosita, Pi religiousness ; piety. -gid-
sO, ADJ.: religious; pious; scrupulous;
monastic; M.: member of a religious
order; monk, friar.
re-linquere+ [L.], TR:
(LEAVE). -liquia [L.], F
-liquiario, M.: reliquary (shrine).
cause
relatively; in
relinquish
: relic ; relics.
-lit-
“tot, ADJ.: relinguished, left.
relue. .= riluc..
relutt. . = rilutt. .
rèmaj = reuma.
remaiof, M.: oar-maker. -ménte, ADI.:
rowing; M.: rower. |l-mare [-mo], TR.:
row. -màta, F.: stroke of the oar.
rema-ticot = reumatico or aromatico.
-tismoj = reumatismo. :
re-mato [-mare], PART.: rowed; ADJ.f:
furnished with oars. -matére, M.: rower.
meee sre, TR.: flap (the wings); row.
-méggio, M.: rowing; flapping (of the
wings); (coll.) oars.
remènsoj, ADJ.: measured, examined.
remi-gaménto, M.: rowing. -gante,
ADJ.: rowing; M.: rower. |l-gare [re-
mare], TR.: row. -gatére, M.: rower.
-gazidnet}, F. : rowing. remi-giof, M
rowing etc. ; = remeggio.
remini-scènz(i)a [- scentia], F.: reminis-
cence. -scitiva, F.: reminiscence (power
of remembering).
remis-sibile, ADJ.: remissible, pardon-
able. -sibilménte, ADV.: pardonably.
[I-siéne [L. -sio], F.: remission (pardon;
abatement); respitef. -sivaménte, ADV.:
in a remissive way, by way of pardon. -si-
vo, ADJ.: remissive (forgiving; abating).
-soriat, F.: certificate (or letters) of re-
mission.
400 remit
remit. . (pop.) = eremit..
rèmo [L. remus], M.: oar; oar of a gal-
ley (= ‘galley’): remi da lancia (or accop-
prati), double set of oars; remi di punta,
one set of oars; dar de’ remi (in acqua),
begin to row; maltardato —, indolence.
remolàreij, INTR.: delay, retard.
remo-lino, M.: whirlwind. ||rémo-lo
[L. root, mol-, ‘grind,’ as in mola, MILL-
stone], M.: vortex, whirl, whirlpool.
rémora [L. (mora, delay)], F.: obstacle,
oe (Eng.f remora); remora (sucking-
sh).
re-mot..= rimot.. -movibile, (pop.)
= rimovibile. -moziédne = rimozione.
remuner.. = rimuner. .
ré-na [arena], F.: sand. -nfeeio, M.:
sandy ground. -néio, M.: sandy shore,
sand-bank; sand-pit. -maidlo, M.: sand-
carrier.
rengle [rene], ADJ.: renal (of the kid-
neys).
rendre [rena], TR.: polish (with sand).
rén-dere [L. red-dere (dare, give)], IRR.$;
TR.: render (restore, return; give up;
make); produce (yield); bestow (give);
emit; reduce; REFL.: render (or make)
one’s self; become (turn); betake one’s
self (repair, go); surrender (submit, yield)+:
— aria, be like, resemble ; — avvertito,
advise, let know; — l'anima, give up the
ghost; — diletto, please; — fede, assure;
testify; — grazia, return thanks, thank.
— merito, make amends; — ragione, ad-
minister justice; give reason, give an ac-
count; justify one’s self; pay the penalty;
-dersi sicuro, think one’s self safe. -dé-
vole}, ADJ.: yielding (pliant, supple). -dé-
vos}, M.: rendez-vous. -di=-cénto, M.:
rendering account, declaration. -dimén-
to, M.: rendition (reddition, returning,
return, surrender), rèn-dita, F.: re-
turn (yield, RENT, revenue, interest). -di-
tére, M.: restorer; bringer, giver. -di-
tieeia, -ditazzat, disp. dim. of -dita.
-dito, PART. (pop.) of -dere.
§ Pret. rész (or rendéi, rendetti), rése (or
vende, rendbtte), résero; 6. rendérono (or
rendèttero). Part. réso or rendito.
réne [L. ren], M.: kidney; pl. rene or rent,
F.: loins (REINS): dart le reni, take to
one’s heels, run away; filo delle —, spine
(vertebral column).
re-nélla [rena], F.: (med.) gravel; small
sandy, sandy ground}. -nieeio, M.: sand
deposit, sand-bank. -nisehio, -nistiof,
M.: sandy ground.
reni-ténte [L. -fens (niti, strive)], ADJ.:
renitent (reluctant, resistant, stubborn).
-ténza, F.: renitency (reluctance, re-
sistance).
rénna (Swed. ren], r.: REINdeer.
reprov
re-néne, aug. of -na. -nosità, F:
sandiness. -néso, ADJ.: sandy.
rén-saf, F., “sof, M.: lawn (fine linen),
renunz. . = rinunz..
renuazza [rena], F.: small sand.
rén-zaf}, -zot = -sa, -s0.
rèo [L. reus (res, thing, case)], ADI.: ac-
cused; gen’ly criminal (guilty, iniquitous);
wicked; wretched, bad; M.: criminal
(guilty person, culprit); wretch; guilt,
reobarbaro (pop.) = rabarbaro.
réom. . = reum. .
repara. . = ripara. .
re-part. .{ = ripart.. -parto, x.: dis.
tribution.
repatr. .} = rimpatr. .
re-pellénte, ADJ.: repelling, repellant,
ll-péllere [L.], IRR. (cf. espellere); m.;
repel, reject.
repen-taglio, M.: risk (peril, jeopardy),
llrepén-te [L. repens], ADI.: sudden (un-
expected, violent; rapid); precipitous
(steep)t: di —, suddenly. -teméntej,
-tinaménte, ADV.: suddenly. -tino,
ADJ.: sudden (unexpected).
réperef, INTR.: creep, crawl.
re-peribile, ADJ.: that may be found.
|l-perire [L. (parere, bring forth)], IRR;
TR.: find out (again), discover. -perito,
-pérsof, -pértot, Part. of -perire. -per-
torio, M.: repertory (répertoire ; index).
repétere (pop). = ripetere.
repetioj, M.: dispute; complaint.
repetit.. = ripetit. .
re-plèto [L. -pletus (plere, FILL)], ADI.:
replete, full. -plezionet, F.: repletion,
répli-ca, F.: repetition; REPLY (answer);
knell} (of a bell). -c&bile, ADI.: answer-
able. -caménto =-ca. ||=cére [L.
(plicare, FOLD)], TR.: repeat; REPLY (an-
swer); contradict. -cataménte, ADV.:
repeatedly. -cativo, ADJ.: proper to
reply. -caziéne, F.: repetition; reply
(Eng.} replication).
repò-sitoj = riposto. -sitòrio,M.: Te
pository. -siziénef, F.: reposition.
reprens. . = riprens..
re-pressiéne, F.: repression. -pressi-
vo, ADJ.: repressive. -présso, PART. of
-primere. -priménda, F.: reprimand
(severe reproof). -priméntoj= -prr
mimento. |l-primere [L. (premere, ‘
PRESS)], IRR. (cf. comprimere); TR.: RE
PRESS (restrain; check, quell); REFL.: re
strain or check one's self, keep calm.
-primiménto, M.: repressing, restraint
-primito}, PART. of -primere.
re-prob.. = riprov.. rè-probo [L
-probus], ADI. : reprobate (abandoned, de-
praved, vile); (theol.) condemned.
repromiss. . = ripromiss. .
reprov. . = riprov..
repubblica
repabbli-ca [L. res-publica], r.: republic.
-caménte, ADV.: in a republican way.
-canîsmo, M.: republicanism. -céno,
ADI., M.: republican. -chétta, dim. of
-ca. -c6net, M.: busy-body.
repudi. . = ripudi. .
repugn. . = ripugn. .
repuls. . = ripuls. .
repu-tanza}, F.: reputation. |-tére
[L. (putare, deem)], TR.: repute (deem,
esteem, think). -tazidne, F.: reputation.
re-quidre [L. (quies, quiet)], INTR.: re-
pose (one's self), rest. rè-quie, F.: re-
pose, rest; quiet.
requi-sire [L.-rere (querere, seek)], TR. :
require (exact). -sito, PART.: required;
exacted ; requisite ; M.: requisite (require-
ment, condition). -sitéria, F.: (leg.)
public accusation, charge. -siziéne, F.:
requisition, request; exaction.
résa [rendere], F.: (mil.) surrender.
re=scindere [L.], IRR.; TR.: rescind (rare-
ly: cut again, cut off; us’ly: abrogate,
annul, cancel). -scissiéme, F.: recis-
sion (annulling, abrogation). -scisso,
PART.: rescinded, etc. -scissòrio, ADJ. :
rescissory.
re-scritto, PART.: copied, etc. ; M.: re-
script, decree. |l-serivere} [L. -scri-
bere], TR.: rewrite, copy.
resecare = risecare.
reservare = riservare.
rési, PRET. of rendere.
resia = eresia.
resi-dènte [L. -dens (sedere, SIT)], ADI. :
residing ; M.: resident, minister. -dente-
ménte, ADJ.: as residing. -dènza,
F.: residence (dwelling; dwelling-place);
baldachin (over an altar); residuum (sedi-
ment). -denziàle, ADJ.: residential.
-dufrej, INTR.: form the residue. re-
si-duo, M.: residue, remainder.
rési-na [L.], F.: resin, rosin. -nféeeo,
ADJ.: resinous. -nifero, ADJ.: resinif-
erous. -méso, ADJ.: resinous.
resipiscènza [L. -scentia], F.:
cence (repentance).
resipola = risipola.
re-sisténte, ADI. : resisting. -sisténza,
F.: resistance. |l-sistere [L. (stare,
stand)], IRR. (cf. assistere); TR.: resist
(withsTAND, oppose); endure (hold out).
-sistito, PART.: resisted, etc.
réso, PART. of rendere: rendered, etc.
«conto, M.: ‘rendering account,’ report.
resol..=risol.. 1
respet-tivaménte, ADV.: respectively.
ll-tivo [L. re-spectus (specere, look)], ADJ.:
respective, relative; respectful.
rèspiee [L.], F.: no —, nothing.
re=spingere, IRR.; TR.: push or drive
back, repel; reject. -spinto, PART.
resipis-
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respi-rabile, ADI.: respirable (breath-
able). -rabilità, F.: respirableness,
fitness for breathing. -raméntof, M.:
respiration (breathing). ||-rare [L. (spi-
rare, breathe)], INTR.: respire (breathe);
breathe out; exhale; puff. -rdnte,
ADJ.: breathing. -rativot}, ADI.: respi-
rative, respiratory; exhilarating. -ra-
torio, ADJ.: respiratory. -raziéne, F.:
respiration (breath); pause. respi-ro,
M.: breath (single breathing) ; breathing-
time (pause, rest). -réme, aug. of -ro.
respitto = rispitio.
respén-dere} = rispondere. -sfibile,
ADJ.: responsible. -sabilita, F.: respon-
sibility. -siénet, F.: response (answer).
-sîvo, ADJ.: responsive. respòn-so, M.:
response (answer, esp. of an oracle). -sò-
rio, M., -sirai, F.: response.
resquitto}, M.: repose, calm.
réssa [rissa], F.: strifet; rashness, im-
portunity.
réstal [? L. restis, rope], F.: beard (of
corn); rope or string (of onions); fringe;
string of figst; sometimes used as an
excuse for a thing that has to go on;
prickles of a fish (? from L. arista).
ré-sta 2, F.: rest (for the butt of the lance);
tumour (on a horse’s foot). -stante,
PART.: resting (remaining); M.: remain-
der, residue. -stànza, F.: residue. ||-sta-
re [L. (stare, stand)], INTR.: remain; be;
REST (stay, abide; stop, cease, discontinue);
omit; REFL.: stop; refresh one’s self;
give over. -statat, F.: remainder; stop,
end.
restau-rare [L.], TR.: RESTORE.
tére, M., -ratriee, F.: restorer. -ra-
ziéne, F.: restoration; recovery. re-
stau-ro, M.: restoration (repair); rec-
restringere
-ra-
ompenset.
re-stiaméntej, ADV.: stubbornly, re-
luctantly. -stieeiòlo, dim. of resto.
ll-stio [-stare], ADJ.: restive (stubborn,
drawing back, fidgety); M.: restiveness.
resti-tuiméntof, M.: restitution. ||-tui-
re [L. -tuere (statuere, place)], TR.: res-
titute (restore ; return, repay). -tutére,
M., -tutriee, F.: restorer. -tuziéne,
F.: restitution (restoring, return; reinte-
gration).
résto [restare], M.: rest (remainder, rem-
nant, residue, surplus): del —, as for the
rest; otherwise, but; moreover; fare del
—, venture the rest (the last farthing),
stake or venture one's all; dare il — del
carlino, pay up in full, pay the remainder.
restéso [resta 2], ADJ.: bearded (of corn,
tasselled); bony.
re-stringènte, ADJ.: restricting, re-
stringent. ||=stringere [L.], IRR.; TR.:
restrict (RESTRAIN, curb; confine, limit;
402 restrinto
Eng.} restringe). -strinto, PART. of
-stringere. -stringiménto, M.: re-
striction, restraint. -stringitivo, ADJ.:
restrictive. -striziéne, F.: restriction
(restraint; limitation, mental reserva-
tion).
resudare}, TR.: SWEAT.
result. .= risult. .
resupino [L. -nus (supinus, bent back)],
ADJ.: (lit.) resupine (lying on the back,
supine; indolent).
resur. .=Trisor..
resusc. .= risusc. .
rétaj = rete.
retàj = reità.
retaggio [ereditaggio], m.: (lit.) HERITAGE,
inheritance. DO,
re-tàrej, TR.: graticulate. -tata, F.:
catch in a net, catch, haul. ré-te [L.],
F.: net (fish-net, etc.; netting, network;
rete; fig.: snare, plot).
reten. .=riten..
reti-célla, F., -eèllo, M.: car. dim. of
rete; lace-bonnet.
retieénza [L. -centia (tacere, be silent)],
F.: reticence.
retieina, -no, dim. of rete.
rético I [Rezia], ADJ.: Rhetian.
rèticot 2, ADJ.: HERETIC.
reti-cola, F.: little net. -colaménto,
M.: reticulation. -colarel, ADJ.: reticu-
lar. -colare2, TR.: graticulate. |l-re-
ti-colo [L. -colus, little net], M.: reti-
cule, reticle.
retific. .} = ratific. .
reti-férme [L. rete, net], ADI. : retiform.
reti-na, dim. of rete. rèti-na, F.: ret-
ina (of the eye).
reti-nènte} [L. -nens], ADJ.: reserved
(cautious, wary). -nènza, F.: retentive-
ness.
retino, dim. of rete.
ré-tore [L. rhetor], M. : rhetorician (Eng.
rhetor). -toricéstro, M.: ignorant rhet-
orician, vaporous declaimer. -tòrico,
ADJ.: rhetorical.
re-trarre, -tratto = ritrarre, -tratto.
retri-buiménto, M.: retribution. ||re-
tri-buire [L. re-tribuere (bestow as
tribute)], TR.: retribute (pay back, re-
ward). -buiziéne (pop.) = -buzione.
-buitore, TR.: retributor, requiter. -bu-
zione, F.: retribution.
retrivo [retro], ADJ.: backward (slow,
tardy).
rétro [L.], Apv.: behind, backward ; PREF.:
retro-: di —, backward. -attivo, ADJ.:
retroactive. -aziéme, F.. retroaction.
-bottéga, F.: back-shop, inner shop.
-caéamera, F.: back-room, inner room.
-camerino, M.: little back-room. -cé-
rica, F.: breech-loading, breech-loader.
revellere
=eèdere, IRR.; INTR.: retrocede (move
back); restore; (Jeg.) sell back again,
-eediménto, M., -eessiéne, F.: retro.
cession; restitution. -eésso, PART. of
-cedere. -gradare [L. gradi, go], nr.
retrograde. -gradaziéne, F.: retro.
gradation. -'grado, ADI.: retrograde,
backward. -gressiéne, F.: retrogres
sion. =guardia, F., =guàrdot, x.;
rear-guard. =guidaf, F.: leader of the
rear-guard. -pignere [cf. spignere],
IRR.; TR.: push back. =scrîtto, ADJ.:
written back. -‘rsof, ADV.: backward,
-spettivo, ADJ.: retrospective. =stàn-
za, F.: back-room, inner room. =tràr-
rej, IRR.; TR.: pull back. -traziéne},
F.: pulling backward. =véndita, r.:
selling back again (to first seller).
rétt-al [-0], F.: direct line (shortest line);
cheap lodging, board. rétt-a2 [L. ar-
recta, erect, sc. auris, ear], F.: attention
(heed, ear); resistance: dar —, lend an
ear, give heed or attention; be persuaded,
consent. -aménte [-to], ADV.: rightly,
justly. =amgolare, ADJ.: rectangular.
-angolétto, dim. of -angolo. =éngo-
lo, ADJ.: rectangular; M.: rectangle.
rettàrej, TR.: creep, crawl.
rettézzaf, F.: rectitude.
retti-fica, F.: rectification. -ficamén-
to, M.: rectification. ||-fieare [l. L.
recti-ficare], TR.: rectify (set right; ad-
just, correct). -ficatére, M., -ficatri-
ee, F.: rectifier; regulator. -ficaziéne,
F.: rectification, adjusting.
réttile [L. reptilis (repere, creep)], ADI:
reptile (creeping); M.: reptile.
ret-tilineo, ADJ.: rectilinear. -tissi-
mo, ADJ.: very straight, most just. -ti-
tadine, F.: rectitude. |lrét-to [part.
of reggere = L. rectus], ADJ.: ruled (gov-
earned, directed); direct, straight; right,
upright, just; M.: (anat.) rectum, -to-
rato, M.: rectorate, rectorship. -tére,
M.: rector (director; prior). -toria, F.:
rectory, rectorship.
rettòri-ca [L. rhetorical, F.: rhetoric.
-caménte, ADV.: rhetorically. rettd-
ri-co, pl. -ci, ADJ.: rhetorical; M.: rbet-
orics. -efieeia, disp. of -ca. -cie-
cio, disp. dim. of -co.
rettrice [rettore], F.: directress; ADJ.:
directing; of the tail (said of feathers).
réu-ma, pl. -mi [Gr. rheîma (rhela,
flow)], M.: rheum (catarrh, cold). -ma
tico, pl. —ci, ADJ.: rheumatic. -mati-
smo, M.: rheumatism. -matizzdre,
TR.: affect with a rheum or rheumatism.
revela. . = rivela. . . È
re-vellénte, ADI.: revulsive. l-vél-
lere [L. (vellere, pluck)], TR: (med)
draw back (tumours), Eng. revel.
reverber
reverber. .= riverber..
reve-rendissimo, ADJ.: most reverend
(now of prelates and canons). -réndo,
ADJ.: reverend (of priests or monks); ven-
erable. -rémte, ADJ.: reverent. -ren-
teménte, ADV.: reverently. -rènza,
-rènziaj, F.: reverence; respect; cour-
tesy, bow: far la —, make a bow, salute.
-renzifle, ADJ.: reverential, respectful.
ll-rire [L. -vereri (vereri, fear)], TR.:
revere.
revi-siéne [L.-sio], F.: revision. -sére,
M.: reviser.
revoca-bile, ADI. : revocable. -bilità,
F.: revocability. -ménto, M.: revoca-
tion. |lrevoca-re [L.], TR.: revoke.
-ziòne, F.: revocation.
revoluz. .= rivoluz. .
revolver [Eng.], M.: revolver.
revul-siéne [L. -sio], F.: revulsion. -si-
vo, ADJ.: revulsive.
rézzat, F.: sweep-net; blond-lace, caul.
rézzo [orezzo], M.: (poet.) shade; fresh-
ness; obscurity.
ri- [L. re-], PREF.: re-, again (or em-
phatic). .
ri-abbassare, TR.: lower, etc., again.
ri-abbattere, TR.: strike down, etc.,
again; half-shut.
ri-abbellire, TR.: adorn anew.
ri-abbigliàre, TR.: dress or trim again.
ri-abboccére, TR.: fill up, etc., again.
ri-abbottonare, TR.: button up again.
ri-abbraeeiare, TR.: embrace, etc.,
again.
rizabilitàre, TR.: rehabilitate; rein-
state; (leg.) restore to citizenship. -abi-
litatére, M., -abilitatriee, F.: re-
storer. -abilitazione, F.: rehabilita-
tion.
ri-abitàre, TR.: inhabit, etc., again.
rizaeeéndere, IRR.; TR.: rekindle. -ae-
eendiménto, M.: rekindling.
ri-aeeennàre, TR.: beckon, etc., again.
ri-aeeensiéne, F.: rekindling, etc.
ri-aeeettàre, TR.: accept, etc., again.
ri-aeeiuffàre, TR.: catch (by the hair)
again.
ri-accompagnàre, TR.: reconduct; see
home.
ri-accostàre, TR.: accost, etc., again.
ri-accotonàre, TR.: card again.
ri-accozzaménto, M.: meeting again,
reunion. |l=accozzàre, TR.: reassemble.
ri-accreditàre, TR.: accredit again.
ri-accréscere, IRR.; TR.: augment (again),
reincrease.
ri-acquistàre, TR.: acquire, etc., again,
recover.
ri-adattaménto, M.: readaptation. ||=a-
dattéàre, TR.: readapt.
ricaddomandàre, TR.: redemand.
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ri-addormentàre, TR.: put to sleep
again; REFL.: fall asleep again.
ri-addossére, TR.: load, etc., again.
ri-adirare, REFL.: be enraged, etc.,
again.
ri-adorngre, TR.: readorn.
ri-adottare, TR.: readopt, adopt, etc.,
again.
ri-adungre, TR.: reassemble.
ri-affermàre, TR.: reaffirm.
ri-afferràre, TR.: grasp, etc., again.
ri-affezionare, REFL.: grow affection-
ate again.
ri=aggravére, TR.:
anew.
ri-aguzzàre, TR.: sharpen again.
ridlef, M.: small rivulet, brook.
ri-allargare, TR.: reénlarge.
ri-allogare, TR.: replace.
ri-alteràre, TR.: alter, etc., again.
riz=alto, ADI.}: elevated (high); M.: ele-
vation (eminence, height). -alzaménto,
M.: elevation. -alzdre, TR.: raise again;
raise higher; REFL.: rise again. -alzo,
M.: raise (of prices), rise.
rizamàre, TR.: love in return.
ri-amicare, TR.: make friends again,
reconcile.
ri-ammalare, REFL.: fall sick again.
ri-ammattonare, TR.: repave.
ri-ammésso, PART.: readmitted. sam-
méttere, IRR.; TR.: readmit; receive
again.
ri-ammogliare, TR.: marry again.
ri-ammouire, TR.: admonish or warn
again.
ri-andaménto, M.: repassing; fresh in-
quiry. |l|=amdare, IRR.; TR.: repass;
search again; reconsider.
rizanimare, TR.: reanimate. -anima-
zione, F.: reanimation.
ri-annestare, TR.: graft again.
ri-annodare, TR.: tie, etc., again.
ri-apérto [-aprire], ADJ.: opened again;
reopened. -apertura, F.: reopening.
rizapparire, IRR.; INTR.: reappear.
-apparso, PART.
ri-appigion4ére, TR.: rent, etc., again.
ri-applicadre, TR.: apply, etc., again.
ri-apriménto, M.: reopening. ||=apri-
re, IRR.; TR.: open again, reopen. -apri-
tara}, F.: reopening.
ri-arare, TR.: plow, etc., again.
ri-ardere, IRR.; TR.: burn again; scorch,
parch up; sear.
riarguatof, ADJ.: reprimanded.
ri-armaménto, M.: rearming. ||s-arma-
re, TR.: arm again.
ri-arrecfre, TR.: carry again.
ri-arricchire, TR.: enrich again.
riarso, PART. of rierdere.
ri=asciugàre, TR.: dry or wipe again.
riasciugare
aggravate, etc.,
404 riascoltare
ri-ascoltàre, TR.: hear again.
ri-assalire, -assaltàre, TR.: assault,
etc., again.
ri-assettàre, TR.: mend again, read-
just.
ri-assicuràre, TR.: reassure; cheer;
REFL. : be reassured, take courage again.
rizassidere, REFL.: set down again.
-assiso, PART.
ri - assorbiménto, M.: reabsorption.
|l=assorbiîre, TR.: reabsorb.
rizasstiimere, IRR.; TR.: reassume (take
up again); sum up. -assuntivo, ADJ.:|
reassuming; apt to be reassumed. -as-
santo, PART.: reassumed; M.: reassump-
tion.
ri-attaccAre, TR.: fasten or attach
again, reattach; hitch up (horses) again;
REFL.: attach one's self again, join or ad-
here again.
ri-attàre, TR.: readapt, order or arrange
again.
ri-atténdere, IRR.; TR.: attend, wait.
ri-attizzàre, TR.: stir up again.
ri-aato (pop.) = riavuto. |=avére,
IRR.; TR.: have again; get again, regain,
recover, resume; REFL.: recover one’s
strength.
ridvolo [L. rutabulum (ruere, rush; rake
up)], M.: oven-rake.
ri-avvertire, TR.: advise, etc., again.
ri=avvezzare, TR.: accustom, etc.,
again.
ri-avvicinare, TR.: bring nearer.
ri-avvoltàre, TR.: turn round, etc.,
again.
riavito, PART. of riavere.
ri=baeifre, TR.: kiss again.
ri-badfre, REFL.: mind, observe.
riba-diménto, M.: riveting, clinching.
||-dire [?], TR.: rivet, clinch. -ditara,
F.: riveting.
ri-bagnare, TR.: bathe or soak again.
ribal-daceio, disp. of -do. -daggine,
F.: rascality. -daglia, F.: band of
scoundrels. -dérej, -deggiare, INTR.:
act the knave, play roguish tricks. -dél-
la, r.: abandoned woman. -déllo, disp.
dim. of -do. -deria, F.: rascality, rib-
aldry (esp. in its arch. sense of ‘low act’).
|lvibdl-do [? Ger. ride, prostitute], ADJ. :
ribald (low, base, villainous); M.: ribald
(low fellow, rascal; wretch); (hist.) sort
of loose militia. -donfieeio, -déne, M.:
great scoundrel.
ri=ballare, INTR.: dance again.
ribél-ta, F.: trap; trap-door, pitfall;
movable top of a writing-desk; frame of
footlights (for raising or lowering); (nav.)
shipwright’s scale. |l-tare [rivoltare],
TR.: overturn (trip up; capsize). -tatà-
ra, F.: overturning.
ribolliticcio
ri-balzaménto, M.: rebound(ing). ||zhal-
zare, INTR.: rebound. -balzo, M.: re
bound.
ri-bandiménto, m.: publishing again
banns; exile again. |=bandire, mr:
banish again; publish again banns.
ri-barbare, TR.: take root again.
ri=bassare, TR.: reduce (the price), abate.
-basso, x.: falling or reduction (of price,
abatement); rebate, discount.
ri=bastonàre, TR.: cudgel again.
ri=battere, TR.: beat, etc., again; re
peat; insist; combat (oppugn); beat back
(repel, confute); reverberate, reflect;
sharpen.
ri-battezzaménto, M.: _ rebaptizing.
ll=battezzare, TR.: rebaptize.
ri-battiménto, M.: beating back; re
percussion; reverberation; reflexion. -bat-
titére, M.: beater back; reverberator.
-battitara, F.: beating back; clench-
ing. -battiita, F.: back-blow; whip-
ping; (%unt.) chasing up. -battuta-
ménte, ADV.: in a repellent manner,
|l=battato [-battere], PART.: beaten back;
reverberated, reflected; restamped.
ri-bébaf, ||-béca [OFr. rebebe (Ar. ra
beb)], F.: rebec (mus. instrument).
ri=beccgre, TR.: peck again; recover;
REFL.: pick together.
ribe-chino, dim. of -ca. ||-chista [-ca],
pl. —ti, M.: player on the rebec.
ri-bellagiéne}, -bellaméntoj, 1:
rebellion.” -bellante, ADJ.: rebellious;
M.: rebel. ||-bellare [L. re-bellare (bel-
lum, war), wage war again], TR.: make
rebellious ; REFL.: rebel; withdraw. -bél-
le [L. -bellis], ADI.: rebellious; M.: rebel,
-belliéne, F.: rebellion, revolt. -bél-
lo}, M.: rebel; rebellion.
rizbenedire, IRR.; TR.: bless again;
reconsecrate. -benediziéne, F.: re
newed blessing.
ri-beneficare, TR.: return good for good.
ri=bére, IRR.; TR.: drink again.
ribes [Ar. ribas], M.: ribes (shrub, includ-
ing gooseberries, currants, etc.); goose
berry-bush.
ri=bévere = ribere
ribobo-létto, M.: little slang. -lista,
M.: one fond of vulgarities or slang.
|lribdbo-lo [2], M.: vulgar word or
phrase; slang; jest. -lénej, M.: vulgar
flatterer. ;
ri-boceaére [bocca], INTR.: be brimful,
overflow; REFL.}: revolt. -béecoî, M.:
superabundance: a —, in plenty.
ri-bolliménto, M.: ebullition -bol-
lio}, M.: boiling (boiling noise, ebullition).
li=bollîre, INTR.: boil again, boil up;
ferment, effervesce ; be overheated. -bol-
litieeio, m.: fermented thing. «bolli:
ribollitura
tara, F.: reboiling; fermenting; thing
boiled again.
ribotta [Fr. -bote], F.: merry feast, ca-
rousal, debauch.
ri=brezzàre [brezza], INTR.: feel chilly,
shiver; REFL.: hide the defect of age.
-brézzo, M.: shiver (shudder, fright).
ribruscolàre [bruscolo], TR.: glean,
gather.
ri-buodre, TR.: pierce anew.
ribiffo}, M.: rebuff; rebuke.
ri-burlare, TR.: return the joke.
ri-buttaménto, M.: rebuff, repulse.
-buttànte, ADJ.: repulsive, repellent,
disagreeable. |l=buttare, TR.: rebuff;
repulse; reject, vomit; INTR.: be repug-
nant.
ri-céecia, F., -caeeiaménto, M.: ex-
pulsion. |l=caeeiàre, TR.: hunt or drive
back, repulse; hunt for, hunt up, seek.
ri-cadènte, ADJ.: hanging down, pendent.
\l=cadére, IRR.; INTR.: fall again; fall
back (relapse); be pendent (hang down);
lie down (as corn); go (to, be inherited
by); (leg. — da) lose, forfeit. -cadiat,
F.; relapse; trouble. -cadiménto, M.:
falling again; falling back, relapse. -ca-
diéso, ADJ.: annoying, tiresome. -ca-
data, F.: relapse; (and cf. next). -ca-
dito, PART. of -cadere; fallen back, re-
lapsed, etc.; reduced to poverty; M., F.:
person reduced to poverty; relapser (into
sin); backslider. -caggiméntoj = -ca-
dimento. ca
ricagnato = rincagnato.
ri=calàre, INTR.: come down again.
ri-caledre, TR.: trample down again.
ri-caleinfre, TR.: pulverize again.
ri-caleitraménto, M.: recalcitration
(kicking back). -caleitrante, ADJ.: re-
calcitrant (kicking back, restive, refrac-
tory). |l-ealeitrare [L. (calx, heel)],
INTR.: recalcitrate (kick back, be restive
or refractory).
ri-calzdére, TR.: put on the shoes again.
ricama-méntot, M.: embroidery, needle-
- work, |lricama-re [Ar. raquama], TR.:
embroider. -téra, F., -tére, M., -triee,
F.: embroiderer. -ttira, F.: embroidery.
rizcambiadre, TR.: change, etc., again;
exchange ; requite (repay, return). -cém-
bio, M.: rechange; exchange; requital
(return, recompense): vele di —, (nav.)
spare-sails,
ricamétto, dim. of -mo.
riccammindre, INTR.: wander again;
set out again.
ric4mo [-camare], M.: embroidery.
rizcaneellare, TR.: cancel again.
ri-cangidre, TR.: repay, reward.
rizcantàre, TR.: sing again. -canta-
méne, F.: recantation (retraction).
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ricercare
ricapàret, INTR.: choose the best.
ri-capitàre, -capito = recapitare, -ca-
pito.
rizcapitolàre, TR.: recapitulate.
pitolaziéne, F.: recapitulation.
ricdpo}: di —, anew; again.
ricapoficcaref, INTR.: fall head foremost.
ri-caprugginàre, TR.: notch again.
ri-cardare, TR.: card again.
ri-caricére, TR.: load or charge again;
heap again, add; REFL.: resume the charge.
ri-carmingre, TR.: card again; toss.
ri-cascante, ADI. : falling again or back;
falling, pendent. -cascaménto, M.: fall-
ing again or back; relapse. |l=cascdre,
INTR.: fall again; relapse; fall back (be
bent down, be pendent). -casedta, F.:
relapse. -cascatézza, F.: falling again,
relapse; backsliding. -ofisco, M.: pend-
ant (of a vault).
ri-catenare, TR.: fetter again.
ri-cattaménto, M.: recovery; rescue;
revenge. |l-cattare [L. re-captare (ca-
pere, take)], TR.: take back (resume), re-
cover; make up for; redeem; REFL.: vin-
dicate one’s self, be avenged ; be requited.
-cattatére, M.: recoverer; redeemer;
avenger; extortioner. -cdétto, M.: re-
covery; redemption; vengeance; extor-
tion: bandiera (or pan) di —, like for like.
ri-cavalcare, INTR.: mount again.
ri=cavare, TR.: dig again, dig out; re-
cover; gain; copy out (transcribe). -ca-
vo, M.: thing dug out; recovery.
ric-caéeeio, ADI.: disp. of ricco; M.: rich
curmudgeon. -caménte, ADV.: richly.
-chézza, F.: richness (abundance; mag-
nificence); PL.: riches.
rie-eidia, F.: a place of chestnut burs;
chestnut pile. Il=eio [L. ericius], M.:
URCHIN (hedge-hog); thistle; chestnut
bur; frizzled hair; curl of hair, ringlet;
curled part, scroll, twist; ADJ.: frizzled;
curled, curly; shaggy. -etolino, dim.
of -ciolo. rie-etolo, M.: curl, ringlet;
frizzle. -etoléne, aug. of -ciolo. -eio-
lato, ADI.: curled, curly ; frizzled. -etu-
tèllo, car. of -ciuto. -eiutino, car.
dim. of -ciuto. -etato, ADJ.: curled,
curly, in ringlets.
rîc-co [OGer. richi], ADJ.: RICH. -céne,
M.: (aug.) very rich or wealthy man, opulent
person. -céref,M.: richness; PL.: riches.
ri=cédere, IRR.; INTR.: yield again ;. re-
cede.
ricénte = recente.
ri-centinàre, TR.: arch anew.
rieépere] = ricevere.
ri-eérea, F., -eercaméntof, M.: re-
search; inquiry; search. ||=eercare,
TR.: search again; search or seek out;
rummage; RESEARCH (inquire into, ex-
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amine); request, require, arrange ; (poet.)
touch (play an instrument); M.: (mus.)
prelude (‘seeking’ the key or tune). -eer-
cata, PART.,cf.—to; F.f: research, search;
prelude. -eercataménte, ADV.: pur-
posely, on purpose. -eercatézza, F.:
unnaturalness. -eercéto, PART. : sought
for; searched; in request; investigated;
studied (exquisite; affected, unnatural).
-eercatéra, F., -cercatére, M., -eer-
catrice, F.: searcher, inquirer.
ri-eerchidre, TR.: new-hoop.
ri-eèrneret, TR.: sift, etc., anew.
rieessàrej, INTR.: stop, delay.
ricéssot = recesso.
rieét-ta, F.: medical prescription (RECIPE,
RECEIPT). -tficolo, -t&culoj, M.: re-
ceptacle; asylum. -taménto, M.: re-
ception. -tare, TR.: receive; receive
and hide; lodge (shelter); write prescrip-
tions (prescribe)}; REFL.: take refuge.
-tario, M.: book of medical prescriptions
(recipes), recipe-book. -tatére, M., -ta-
trice, F.: receiver. -tina, dim. of -ta.
-tivo, ADJ.: receptive. |lricét=to [L.
re-ceptus], ADJ.}: RECEIVED; M.: reception;
lodging (shelter); asylum; private recep-
tion-roomf, lobbyf: dar —, lodge, shel-
ter.
rieé-vere [L. re-cipere (capere, take)],
TR.: receive (get, accept; admit; wel-
come); take in (lodge, shelter); sustain.
-vévolej, ADJ.: receptive. -viménto,
M.: receiving (reception); persons received
(party). -vitivoy, ADJ.: receiving; re-
ceptive. -vitére, M.: receiver. -vité-
ria, F.: office; lottery-box. -vitriee,
F.: receiver. -viita, F.: receipt; re-
ception}: far la —, (vulg.) vomit. ‘-vu-
tina, dim. of -vuta. -ziémet, F.: re-
ception; admission.
richer. .f = richied. .
rizchiamàre, TR.: call back (recall, RE-
ricercata
CLAIM)}; appeal; summon; sue; REFL.:|
appeal (refer to); complaint. -chiamf-
ta, F.: recall, revocation. -chiama-
tére, M., -chiamatriee, F.: recaller;
reclaimer ; summoner; appellant. -chia-
mo, M.: recall; calling back; note of
recall; bird-call (decoy; allurement); ap-
peal; good or striking advertisement (puff,
send-off); catch-sign ; complaint}.
ri-zchièdere, IRR.; TR.: ask back (de-
mand back); REQUIRE (demand); REQUEST
(pray, entreat); summon (cite); desire
(wish). -chiediméntoj, M.: request
(demand); summons. -chieditére, M.,
-chieditriee, F.: demander. -chié-
rerej = -chiedere. -chiésta, F.: re-
quest (demand, petition); question; sum-
mons}; (and cf. -chiesta): aver —, be in de-
mand. -chièsto, PART. of -chiedere.
ricommettere
ri-chingre, TR.: bend, etc., again; REFL:
humble one’s self.
ri=chitidere, IRR.; TR.: close again;
close (close up, shut up); REFL.: close up;
heal up. -chitiso, PART. of -chiudere,
-chiustraf, F.: small enclosure,
ri-eiarlare, INTR.: prattle again.
rieid.. = recid..
rizcignere =-cingere. -eigniménte,
M.: cincture, girdle. °
ri-cimentare, TR.: try anew; REFL.:
try or venture anew.
vi-eingere, IRR.; TR.: gird; enclose; beset,
ri-einghifre, TR.: gird, etc., anew.
rieino [L. ricinus], M.: ricinus (castor-
oil plant).
rieinto [-cingere], PART.: girt, enclosed;
M.: enclosure.
ri-eioneare, INTR.: drink again.
rieip..j = recip..
rizeircolàre, INTR.: circulate again;
rove about. -eircolaziéne, F.: new
circulation.
ri-eircondare, TR.: enclose again.
rieis. . = recis. .
riclam. . = reclam..
ri=céeere, IRR.; TR.: cook again.
ri=cògliere, IRR.; TR.: collect or gather
(again); fetch; pick up; learn; take out
of pawn; REFL.: get clear or rid (of).
-cogliméntot, M.: gathering; crop:
meditation. -coglitéra, F.,-coglitére,
M., -coglitriee, F.: collector, gatherer;
midwife}. -coglitara, r.: gathering in
or harvest (of chestnuts); chestnut season.
ri-cogniziéne, F.: recognition, acknowl-
edgment; reward; (leg.) recognizance;
(mil.) reconnoitering (reconnoissance).
=cognéscere = -conoscere.
ri-colfre, TR.: filter again; rebolt.
ri-coleàre, REFL.: lie down again; go
down again.
ri-collegàre, TR.: bind, etc., again;
REFL.: confederate again.
ri-collocgre, TR.: replace.
ri=colmare, TR.: heap up again, etc.
-colmato, PART., -célmo, ADJ.: heaped
up; overwhelmed; abundant.
ri-colorare, =colorire, TR.: colour
again, recolour.
ri-còlta, F.: harvest (crop; usly rac-
colta); harvest-time; retreat. ||-eélto
[-cogliere], PART.: collected (gathered);
M.: harvest (crop).
ri-combfttere, TR.: fight again.
ri-combinàre, TR.: recombine.
ri-comineiaménto, M.: recommenct-
ment. |=comineiàre, TR.: begin again,
recommence.
ri-commésso, PART. of -commettere.
ll:comméttere, IRR.; TR.: recommit;
relapse.
ricomparire
rizcomparire, INTR.: appear again; re-
appear. -compàrso, PART. of -compa-
rire.
ri-compénsa, F., -compensaméntof,
M.: recompense, reward. ||=compensa-
re, TR.: recompense (reward, requite).
-compensaziéne}, F.: recompense.
-compénso}, M.: compensation.
ricomper. .} = ricompr. .
rizcémpiere, IRR.; TR.: fill again; ful-
fil; recompensef. -compiméntof, M.:
fulfilment ; compensation.
rizcompòrre, IRR. ; TR.: recompose ; re-
arrange; compose (calm); reunite ;, rec-
oncile. -composiziéne, F.: recompo-
sition.
ri-cémpra, -compragiénef}, F., -com-
praménto, M.: buying again; ransom ;
recovery. ||=comprare, TR.: buy again;
redeem (ransom). -compratére, M.,
-compratriee, F.: repurchaser; re-
deemer. -compraziénej, F.: rebuy-
ing; redeeming (ransom). -comprévo-
lef, ADJ. : redeemable.
ri=comprovare, TR.:
again. :
ri-cominica}, F.: absolution from ex-
communication. |=comunicgre, TR.:
communicate again; relieve from excom-
munication, absolve; bless again. -co-
municaziéne, F.: absolution from ex-
communication.
ri-coneédere, IRR.; TR.: grant again.
ri-coneentraménto, M.: concentration.
|l:coneentràre,TR.: concentrate; REFL.:
concentrate one’s thoughts.
riconeésso, PART. of -concedere.
ri=conchiadere, TR.: conclude, etc.,
again.
ri-coneiére, TR.: trim again; prepare
or trim, etc. (again); restore; reconcile;
REFL.: grow fair againj.
ri-coneiliabile, aADs.: reconcilable.
-coneiliagiénef, F., -coneiliamén-
to, M.: reconciliation, reconcilement.
|lsconeiliare, TR.: reconcile; RECIPR. :
be reconciled again; become friends
again. -coneiliatére, M., -coneilia-
triee, F.: reconciler. -coneiliaziéne,
F.: reconciliation, reconcilement.
ri-coneimàre, TR.: manure again.
ricénezo [riconciare], ADJ.: trimmed
again; prepared or fixed up (again), re-
stored; seasoned again.
ri-condann4re, TR.: recondemn.
ri-condens4re, TR.: recondense.
ri-condire, TR.: season again.
ricòndito{ = recondito.
ri-condétta, F.: new conduct. -condét-
to, PART. of -condurre. ||=condarre,
IRR.; TR.: reconduct (bring back); re-
duce; lease or rent againt; REFL.: bring
approve, etc.,
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one's self back; get back, make one’s tour
back. -conduttére, M., -conduttri-
ee, F.: bringer back. -conduziénef,
F.: new lease.
ri-conférma, F.: reconfirmation; re-
newed assurance. |=confermàre, TR.:
reconfirm, reassure. -confermaziéne
= -conferma.
ri-confessare, TR.: confess again.
ri-conficcfre, TR.: nail or fix again.
ri-confidàre, INTR.: confide or trust
again.
rizconfiggere, IRR.; TR.: nail or fix
again. -confitto, PART. of -configgere.
ri-conformgre, TR.: conform again.
ri=confortare, TR.: recomfort; com-
fort (fortify, encourage). -confòrto,
M.: new comfort; comfort.
ri-confrontare, TR.: confront again.
ri-congegnàre, TR.: reconnect.
rizcongiangere, IRR.; TR.: reconjoin
(join again, reunite) ; RECIPR.: become re-
united. -congiùnto, PART. of -congiun-
gere. -congiunziéne, F.: reuniting.
ri-conidre, TR.: recoin, stamp anew.
ri=connéttere, IRR.; TR.: reconnect.
ri-conoscénte, ADJ.: recognizing ; grate-
ful (thankful). -conoscènza, F.: rec-
ognition (acknowledgment; reward); grat-
itude (thankfulness). ||l=conéscere, IRR.;
TR. : recognize (know again; acknowledge,
avow; confess; reward); REFL.: acknowl-
edge one’s faults, confess. -conoscibi-
le, -conoscitivo, ADJ.: recognizable.
-conosciménto, M.: recognition. -co-
noscité6re, M., -conoscitéra, F.: rec-
ognizer. -conoscitito, PART. of -cono-
scere.
ri-conquista, F.: reconquest. ||=con-
quistare, TR.: reconquer (recover).
ri-consacrare, TR.: reconsecrate.
ri-conségna, F.: consigning (or sending)
back or again; return. |l=consegnare,
TR.: consign (or send) back or again, re-
turn, restore.
ri-consentire, INTR.: consent again.
ri-consideràre, TR.: reconsider.
ri=consigliare, TR.: counsel again;
REFL.: come to a decision, determine.
ri-consolaméntof, M.: consolation.
|l:consolàre, TR.: console again (Eng.}
reconsolate). -consolaziéne, F.: con-
solation.
ri-contàre, TR.: recount (count or reck-
on again); recount (tell over, repeat)}.
-céntoj, M.: epilogue, summary. .
ri=contradire, IRR.; TR.: contradict
again.
ri=convenire, IRR.; INTR.: reconvene;
TR.: (leg.) sue (the plaintiff) in return,
bring a counter-charge against; (lit.) cor-
rect, upbraid. -conventito, PART. of
riconvenuto
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«convenire. -convenziòne, F.: recon-
vention (cross-demand).
ri-convertire, TR.: reconvert.
ri=convineere, IRR.; TR.: convince,
etc., again; convince of error.
ri-convitàre, TR.: invite in return.
ri-coperchiare}, TR.: cover again. -co-
pèrtaj, F.: covering; pretext, excuse;
and cf.-coperto. -copertaméntet, ADV.:
covertly, secretly. |l=copèrto, PART. of
-coprire. -copertàra, F.: covering again;
covering up; pretext.
ri-còpia, F.: new copy. |l=copiare,
TR.: copy again; imitate. -copiatara,
F.: (new) copy; imitation.
ri-copribile, ADJ.: recoverable. -co-
priménto, M.: covering (up). |l=co-
prire, IRR.; TR.: cover again (recover) ;
cover (cover up; hide); mitigate (ex-
cuse); secure; REFL.: cover one’s self;
find excuse. -copritore, M.: coverer.
ri-corcérej = -coricare.
vricor-dabile, ADJ.: that may be (or to
be) remembered; memorable. -dabil-
ménte, ADV.: in a manner to be remem-
bered. -dagiéne}, F., -daméntoj,
M.: remembrance. -danza, F.: remem-
brance ; token of remembrance (keepsake,
memorial). ||-dare [L. re-cordari (cor,
HEART)], TR.: put in mind (remind); men-
tion; REFL.: call to mind, remember (esp.
with affection, stronger than rammenta-
re). -dativo, ADJ.: worthy of remem-
brance). -datére, M., -datriee, F.:
rememberer. -daziénej, F.: remem-
brance. -dévole, ADI. : memorable. -de-
volménte, ADV.: memorably. -dino,
car. dim. of -do. ricér-do, M.: remem-
brance (memory); token of remembrance
(memento, keepsake, remembrancer) ;
sketch (general outlines, for remember-
ing rough-draft); notice (warning); note
(record).
ri-coricare, TR.: lay down again; INTR.,
REFL.: lie down again; go down again;
(agr.) breed.
ri-corongre, TR.: crown again.
ricòrre = ricogliere.
ri=-corréggere, IRR.; TR.: correct again,
revise. °°
ri-corrènte, ADJ.: recurrent; reflowing.
-corrènza, F.: recurrence. |lzeérrere,
IRR.; INTR.: run again; run back; RECUR
(have recourse, resort ; return); surround ;
TR.: run over again; review.
ricorrétto, PART. of -correggere.
ri-corriménto, M.: recourse, reflux.
-cérsa, F.: return; recourse. ||-cér-
so [-correre], PART.: run again, etc.; M.:
running or flowing back (return, reflux ;
Eng.} recourse); recourse (resort, recur-
rence); menstrual flow (menses); (hist.)
ricurvo
Florentine magistrate (as the court of ap.
peal). -corséio}: bollire a —, boil
furiously.
ri-costeggiare, TR.: coast along again,
ri=costituire, TR.: reconstitute, re.
establish. -costituziéne, F.: reés-
tablishment.
rizcostruire, TR.: reconstruct, rebuild,
-costruttére, M.: reconstructor. -co-
struziéne, F.: reconstruction.
rizcotonfrej, TR.: card again. -coto-
nataraj, F.: recarding.
ri-còtta, F.: cheese of whey (sort of
milk-food). -cottéio, M.: seller of whey-
cheese. -cottina, -cotténa, -cotténe,
dim. or aug. of -cotta. ||=edtto, ADI:
cooked or boiled again; well digested.
ri-coveraméntoj, M.: recovering, re-
covery. |l-coverare [ricuperare], m.:
recover (gain or get back, retrieve); res-
cue (save); bring to; REFL.: have recourse
to; take refuge (escape) to. -coveraté-
re, M., -coveratriee, F.: recoverer,
restorer. -cévero, M.: recovery}; place
of refuge, retreat, refuge.
ri-creaménto, M.: recreation. ||=ered-
re, TR.: recreate (create again; revive,
refresh, divert, amuse); reélect; REFL.:
divert one’s self. -creativo, ADJ.: rec-
reating (refreshing, diverting). -crea-
tére, M., -creatriee, F.: reviver, di-
verter. -creatòrio, M.: place (establish-
ment) for recreation. -creaziòne, F.:
recreation, diversion.
ri-credénte, ADJ.: convinced, unde-
ceived, disabused. |l=erédere, TR.: be
lieve again; convince, undeceive; REFL.:
believe or trust again, change one’s opin-
ion or mind, undeceive one’s self: -cre-
dersi con, open one’s heart to. -credi-
to, PART. of -credere.
ri-crescénza, F.: excrescence. ||=eré-
scere, IRR.; INTR.: grow again ; inCREASE
(grow). -cresciménto, M.: increasing;
increase, growth. -eréscita, F.: i-
crease.
ri-criàrej, -crio] = ri-creare, crea
mento. ;
ri=croeifiggere, TR.: crucify agall.
-croeifisso, PART.
ri-cueiménto, M.: sewing again. |=cu-
«ire, TR.: sew again; sew up, repair; patch
up. -cueitére, M.: mender. -cneiti-
ra, F.: sewing up; mending, patching.
ricuoe. . = ricoc. .
ricupe-rabile, ADJ.: recoverable. ll-ré-
re [L. re-cuperare (2)], TR.: recuperate
(RECOVER, regain). -ratére, M.: Te
coverer, redeemer; ADJ.: recuperating.
-raziéne, F.: recuperation, recovery.
ri-ciirvo, ADJ.: curved (bent round,
crooked).
ricusa
rict-sa, F.: refusal, denial. |l-sére [L.
re-cusare (causa, cause), reject], TR. : re-
fuse (reject); renounce; Eng.f recuse
(reject as a judge); REFL.: object. -s4n-
te, ADJ.: refusing; M.: refuser. -sa-
zione, F.: refusal.
ridacchiare [ridere], INTR.:
ridamare} = riamare.
ridaneiane [-dacchiare], ADI. :
grinning.
ri-dare, IRR.; TR.: give again; give back.
rid-da, F.: circular (village) dance; dizzy
dance: menar la —, tread the dance.
|l-dare [MHG. riden, turn], INTR.: dance
in a ring; whirl around. -dénet, M
-da; roundelay.
ridere [L.], irr.§; INTR.: laugh, smile;
grin; REFL.: (with di) laugh at, deRIDE,
banter, mock.
$ Pret. vi-sz,-se ; -sero. Part. riso.
rizdestàre, TR.: awake again, rouse.
-destàto, -désto, PART.: waked or
stirred up, roused.
ri-détto, ADJ.: told again, repeated.
ridévol=e [ridere], ADI. : laughable (ludi-
crous); smiling}. -ménte, ADV.: ludi-
crously.
ridi-eibile [-re], ADI.:
smile, grin.
smiling,
that may be re-
peated. -eiménto f, repetition.
-eitére, M.: repeater; telltale.
ridico-laggine, F.: buffoonery. -léz-
za, F.: ridiculousness, nonsense. ||ridi-
co-lo [L. ridiculus (ridere, laugh)], ADI.:
ridiculous (laughable); M.: ridicule; fun.
-losigginej, F.: buffoonery. -losa-
méntet, ADV.: ridiculously. -lositàf,
F.: ridiculousness. -léso, ADJ.: ridicu-
lous.
ridicul. . = ridicol. .
ridific. . = riedific. .
ri-diminuire, TR.: diminish again.
ri-dintornaref, TR.: trace the contours
of, outline again.
rizdipingere, IRR.; TR.:
again. -dipinto, PART.
ri-dire, IRR.; TR.: say or tell again (re-
peat); reply; continue; refer; reprehend
(censure); REFL.: unsay, retract: trovar
@ —, find fault (with).
ri-diritto}, ADJ.: set up straight again.
|l=dirizzére, TR.: set up straight again;
REDRESS.
rizdisciògliere, TR.: dissolve or untie
again. -disciòlto, PART.
rizdiseérrere, IRR.; INTR.: discourse
or talk over again. -discérso, PART.
ri-disegnare, TR.: sketch again.
ri-disputàre, TR.: discuss again.
ri-distaccére, TR.: detach or separate
again.
ri-disténdere, IRR.; TR.:
again, redistend.
paint over
stretch out
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ri=distillére, TR.: redistill.
ri-distinguere, IRR.; TR.: explain again
or more clearly.
ri-distriggere, TR.: destroy again.
ri-divenire, IRR.; INTR.: become again.
ri-dividere, IRR.; TR.: divide again;
subdivide.
ri=divincolare, REFL.: twist again;
twist about, wriggle; get out of the toils.
ri-dolére, IRR.; INTR.: feel pain again,
suffer again; REFL.: complain again.
ridoloj, M.: trellis.
ri-domandare, TR.: ask again.
ri-don4are, TR.: give back.
ridon-damte, aDJ.: redundant (super-
fluous). -damza, F.: redundancy. ||-da-
re [L. re-d-undare (unda, wave)], INTR.:
Dead (abound, overflow, be full); re-
sult.
ridéne [ridere], Mm. : laugher.
ri=-dormiîre, INTR.: sleep again.
ri-dòsso, M.: position above; (nav.) lee-
ward side; concurrence: a —, behind;
astraddle.
ri-dotare, TR.: endow or bestow again.
ri-dottabile}, ADI.: redoubtable. -dot-
tàrej, TR.: dread (redoubt). -dotté-
volet, ADJ.: redoubtable.
ridétto, PART. of -durre; reduced;
brought back, etc.; M.: resort (place of
meeting; retreat, haunt); receptacle;
(fort.) redoubt.
ri=dovére, IRR.; TR.: owe back or again.
ridrizzare} = ridirizzare.
ri-dubitare, INTR.: doubt again.
ri=zdieerej = -durre. -dueibile,
ADJ.: reducible. -dueiménto, M.: re-
duction. -dueitére, M.: reducer. -dir-
re [-ducere], IRR. (cf. addure); TR.: re-
duce (bring back, force); REFL.: be re-
duced; assemble (meet) ;
come or amount tof:
ollect, call to mind.
-durre. -duttére, M.: reducer. -du-
ziéne, F.: reduction.
ri-ècco, ADV.: here (or there) again! lo,
again!
rièdere [L. re-d-ire, go back], DEFECT.;
INTR.: come back (return).
rizedificére, TR.: rebuild; edify again.
-edificatére, M.: rebuilder. -edifiea-
ziéne, F.: reédification.
take refuget;
-dursi a mente, rec-
-duttof, PART. of
rizelòggere, IRR.; TR.: reélect. -eleg-
gibile, ADI.: retliethle. -eleggibili-
tà, F.: reéligibility. -elezione, F.: re-
election.
ri-emendàgre, TR.: emend (correct)
again.
ri=émpiere, us ly =empire, TR.: fill up
(again); overfill; delight. -empimén-
to, M.: filling up (again). -empire, cf.
above. -empita, F.: filling up. -em-
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pitivaménte, ADV.: by filling up; su-
perfluously. -empitivo, ADJ.: filling
up; (gram.) exPLETIVE; M.: filling; ex-
pletive. -empitére, M.: filler. -em-
pitàra, r.: filling up; filling (stuff); re-
dundancy.
ri-enfidre, INTR.:
again; puff up.
ri-entrante, ADJ.: reéntering, etc.;
bending or turning back. -entramén-
to, M.: reéntering. |l=entrare, INTR.:
reenter; come in again (return); retire ;
shrink: — in sé (stesso), turn one’s eyes
inward, reflect, consider.
rizepilogére, INTR.: recapitulate. -epi-
logo, M.: recapitulation (summing up).
ri-èrgere, IRR.; TR.: erect or raise again.
ri-esaminére, TR.: reéxamine.
riesc. .=riuse. .
ri-fabbricare, TR.: fabricate anew.
ri-faeibile, ADJ.: that may be remade
or made again. -faeiménto, M.: re-
making; restoring; repolishing; indem-
nity. -faeitére, M., -faeitriee, F.:
restorer. |l=f&re, IRR.; TR.: do or make
again; restore (repair, mend; repolish;
recast; reform); make up for; REFL.: be
restored; recover; recuperate; reform;
take some more (in eating or drinking);
make up (with, for an offence, etc.): —
i danni, make up for the loss, indemnify ;
farsi di checchessia, be the better for a
thing; farsi diritto, draw one’s self up,
riempitivamente
be inflated or swell
stand upright.
ri=fasciàre, TR.: bind again; wrap
round. -fascio: a —, ADV.: huddled to-
gether in confusion; confusedly.
ri-fattibile, ADI.: to be done again.
ll-fatto, PART. of -fare. -fattàra, F.:
doing or making again; restoration.
ri-favorire, TR.: favour again.
rifaziénet = -facimento.
ri-fecondare, TR.: fecundate again.
rifedirej, TR.: (poet.) wound again.
ri-féndere, IRR.; TR.: split or cleave
again.
ri-ferendario = referendario. -feri-
bile, ADJ.: referable. -feriménto,
M.: referring (reference). ||-ferire [L.
re-ferre, bring back], TR.: refer (relate,
state; ascribe); return; REFL.: refer or
submit (to, appeal to): — grazie, return
thanks.
ri-férma, F.: confirmation. ||=fermare,
TR.: close again; confirm.
ri=ferràre, TR.: shoe again (a horse).
rifèrto} = riferito, referto.
rifésso, PART. of -fendere.
ri-festeggiare, TR.: feast again.
rifeziéne}t = refezione.
rif-fa [Bav. riffen], F.: private lottery ;
(us’ly pl.) authority ; violence, imposition :
rifocillare
di —, by violence, at all costs, whether or
no. -fos&eeio, disp. of -foso. -féso,
ADJ.: violent, overbearing.
ri-fiammeggiàre, INTR.: flame.
ri-fiancàre, TR.: flank, fortify. -fian-
cheggiare}, TR.: strengthen the flanks
of; succour.
ri-fiataménto, M : respiration. |=fia-
tare, INTR.: respire (breathe): -fiata!
hush! -fiatata, r.: breath. -fiata-
téna, aug. of -fiatata.
ri-ficcAre, TR.: fix again; repeat (tell
again).
rificoléna [for fierucolona (fiera)], F.
paper-lantern (carried on sticks in proces-
sions, etc.).
ri-fidére, TR.: confide again; entrust.
ri-figgere, IRR.; TR.: refix.
ri= figlidre, TR., INTR.: produce little
ones again ; pullulate anew.
ri-figurére, TR.: give a new shape to.
ri-finaméntoj, M.: cessation. -finére,
INTR.: leave off, stop. -finiménto, X.:
exhaustion; extenuation. ||=finîre, tr;
finish (end, complete); use up (tire or
wear out; reduce to misery). -finitéz-
za, F.: exhaustion; emptiness. -finité-
ra, F., -finitére, Mi finisher. -fini-
tira, "finiziéne, F. : finishing off (fin-
ishing’ touch, finish).
ri-fioriménto, M.: flourishing anew.
||-fiorire, INTR. :reflourish (flourish anew);
TR.: adorn again. -fiorfta, F.: reflour-
ishing (once). -fioritara, F.: reflour-
ishing.
rifisso, -fitto, PART. of -figgere:
«fitto, without delay or reply.
ri-fiutabile, ADJ.: refusable, deniable.
-fiutagiéne {, -F., -fiutaméntot, M.,
-fiutanza, F.: refusal; denial; repudia-
senza
tion. |l-fiutàre [L. refutare], TR.: RE
FUSE (deny); reject (renounce). -fiuta-
tére, M., -fiutatriee, F.: refuser (de-
nier). -fiito, m.: refusal (denial, rebuff);
outcast (refuse, scum).
ri-flessaménte, ADV.: reflexively. -fles-
es ADJ.: refiexible. -flessdret,
: (paint.) reflect light upon (illumine).
i F.: reflection; consideration.
-flessivaménte, ADV. :reflectively. -fles-
sivo, ADJ.: reflective. see PART. of
sflettere; reflected, etc.; M.: reflex; re-
flection; (paint.) lights. -flessére, M.:
reflector. ||=fléttere, mr. (part. flesso
or reg.); TR.: reflect (reverberate); INTR.:
reflect (think: — a, sopra, consider).
ri=fluîre, INTR.: flow back. -fltisso,
PART.: flown back; M.: reflux; ebb-tide.
rifoeil:laménto, M.: restoring, restora-
tion. |[-ldre [L. (focillo, ‘refresh’ at
the ‘hearth,’ focus)], TR.: restore (rec-
reate, comfort, brace).
rifondare
ri-fondare, TR.: found again.
rizféndere, IRR.; TR.: recast (melt
again); reimburse. -fomdibile, ADJ.:
that may be recast.
ri=forbire, TR.: refurbish.
ri-forma, F.: reform; reformation. -for-
mabile, ADJ.: reformable. -forma-
gione, F., -formaménto, M.: reform(a-
tion). ||=formare, TR.: reform; im-
prove; remove from service (a soldier be-
fore he is pensioned); REFL.: become re-
formed; be one’s self again. -formati-
vo, ADJ.: reformative. -formatére,
M., -formatriee, F.: reformer. -for-
mazione, F.: reform(ation).
ri-fornire, TR.: furnish again.
ri-fortificdre, TR.: fortify again; re-
enforce.
ri-frdngere, IRR.; TR.: REFRACT. -fran-
gibile, ADI.: refrangible. -frangibili-
tà, r.: refrangibleness. -frangiménto,
M.: refraction. -frinto=-fratto. -frat-
tivo, aDJ.: refractive. -fratto, PART.:
refracted. -fraziéne, F.: refraction.
rifredd. .= raffredd. .
rifren. = raffren. .
rifrig(g)..= refrig. .
ri-friggere, IRR.; TR.: fry again. -frit-
to, PART. of -friggere. -frittiume, M.:
poor fried stuff (stale things fried up
again). -frittara, F.: fried dish (fry).
ri=frondire{, INTR.: shoot new leaves.
ri-frucére, =frugàre, TR.: grope or
rummage again, ransack.
ri-frastat,F.: rummaging (search). ||=fru-
stare, TR.: rummage (search); knock
(cane). -frustatére, M., -frustatriee,
F.: rummager (searcher).
ri-fruttàre, INTR.: bear fruit or pro-
duce again.
ri=fuggire, INTR.: take refuge, fiy. -fug-
gita, F.: refuge. -fuggito, PART.:
taken refuge; run away; M.: refugee;
runaway. -fugiare, REFL.: seek refuge.
-fagio, M.: refuge (shelter).
ri-fulgénte, ADJ.: refulgent. ||-falge-
re [L ref. .], IRR.$; INTR.: be refulgent.
$ Pret. rîful-si, -se ; -sero. Part. lacking.
rifusàrej, TR.: refuse.
ri-fusiéne, F.: refusion (melting again).
||-faso, PART. of fondere.
rifut..= rifiut. .
ri-ga [OGer.], F.: line (streak, stripe;
row, file); ruler: di prima —, of the first
order; di bassa —, low, mean; andare
per la —, go on smoothly; rimettere in
—, set straight again, force back to duty.
-gdglie, F. PL.: internal parts (entrails,
liver, etc., of fowl). -gAgnot, -gagno-
lo, M.: streamlet; running ditch-water,
gutter. -gAre, TR.. mark with lines
rigorista 411
(rule; stripe); rifle: — diritto, act straight,
act honestly. -gdta, F.: blow with a
ruler. -gatino, M.: striped cloth.
rigattatot, ADJ.: of bad life (rakish);
M.: hang-rascal.
rigattière [OFr. regratier], M.: second-
hand dealer (old-clothes man, huckster).
rigatara [-gare], F.: lining (striping).
ri=generare, TR.: regenerate. -gene-
ratére, M., -generatriee, F.: regener-
ator. -gemeraziéne, F.: regeneration.
rigentilire}, TR.: make genteel or ele-
gant, polish.
ri-germinàre, =germogliare, INTR.:
germinate or sprout again.
ri-gettàbile, ADI.: rejectable. -get-
taméntoj, M.: rejection; vomiting.
ll=gettàre, TR.: reject (refuse); vomit
(throw up). -gettatére, M.. rejecter.
-gétto, M.: rejection; thing rejected;
réfuse (outcast, sweepings).
righétta [riga], F.: small line.
ri-giaeére, IRR.; INTR.: lie down again.
rigi-daménte, ADV.: rigidly. -détto,
dim. of -do. -dézza, F.: rigour (stiff-
ness; severity). -dità, F.: rigidity (rigid-
ness; rigor). |lrigi-do [L. -dusì, ADI.:
rigid (stiff ; severe); rigorous (of weather).
ri-giraménto, M.: turning about. |l=gi-
rare, INTR.: turn about (whirl); TR.:
turn round ; surround (environ); get around
(deceive); REFL.: turn around or about.
-giraziònet, F.: turning round. =giret,
IRR.; INTR.: return. -girévole, ADJ.:
easily turning. -girio, M.: continual
turning. -giro, M:: turning round (turn,
winding round); shifty trick (underhand
dealing, intrigue).
ri-giuràre, INTR.: swear again.
rigiugn. . = raggiung. .
vi-gnare [ringhiare], INTR.: neigh. ri-
gno}, M.: neighing.
rigo = riga.
ri-godére, INTR., TR.: enjoy again; re-
joice.
rigé-glio [orgoglio], M.: vigour or rank-
ness (in plants); sturdiness, boldness ; ar-
rogancej. -gliosaménte, ADV.: vigor-
ously; rankly. -gliéso, ADJ.: vigorous;
rank; bold; arrogantt.
ri-gogolétto, dim. of -gogolo. |l-gògo-
lo [L. auri-galgulus], M.: yellow-hammer
(bird).
rigolétto [riga], M.: round dance.
ri-gonfiaménto, M.: new swelling.
|l=:gonfi&re, INTR.: swell (anew); swell
up (puff up). -gémfio, ADI: swelled,
puffed up.
rigé-re [L. rigor], M.: intense cold ; chill;
rigour (severity). -rigmo, M.: rigorism.
-rista, pl -risti, M.: rigorist. -rosa-
412
ménte, ADV.: rigorously.
rigorousness (severity).
rigorous (severe).
rigésoj, ADJ.: watered; irrigated.
rigottatoj}, ADJ.: crisped.
ri=govern4re, TR.: strengthen (tone
up); INTR., TR.: wash dishes, pans, etc.,
scour. -governéta, F.: (one) dish-
washing. -governatura, F.: dish-wash-
ing (scouring); dish-water.
ri-grattàre, TR.: scrape again.
rigréssot = regresso.
ri-gridàre, TR.: cry or call anew.
ri-guadagnare, TR.: regain.
ri-guardaméntoj, M.: regard (look).
-guardante, ADJ.: regarding (looking
at or upon); facing; M.: looker-on (spec-
tator). |l=guardàre, TR.: regard (look
at, view; concern); look upon or. over
(face); consider (mind); aim at; REFL.:
take care of one’s self: la si -guardi, take
care of yourself, mind your health. -guar-
dato, PART. : regarded, etc. ; circumspect.
-guardatére, M., -guardatrice, F.:
looker-on (beholder); guardian. -guar-
dévolef, ADJ. : remarkable, considerable.
-guardevolézzaj, F.: considerableness.
-guardevolméntet, ADV.: consider-
ably. -guardo, m.: regard (look; con-
sideration, respect); caution (circumspec-
tion, care); view (sight, aim){; interest
(on money)}: a — a, as regards, as to;
a — di, in comparison with; în — a, as
regards, as for, as to; în — dî, on ac-
count of; stare in —, take care of one’s
self; avuto —, taking into consideration ;
usar —, be respectful. -guardosa-
ménte, ADJ.: cautiously (circumspectly,
carefully). -guardéso, ADJ.: cautious
(circumspect, careful).
ri-guarire, INTR.: be cured (get well
again).
ri-guastare, TR.: waste or spoil again.
ri-guiderdonàrej, TR.: remunerate.
ri-gurgitaménto, M.: regurgitation.
ll=gurgitare, INTR.: regurgitate (over-
flow). -gurgito, M.: gurgling up; over-
flow. o
ri-gustàre, TR.: taste again.
ri-lasciare, TR.: RELEASE (set free;
pardon); yield, give. -ldscio, M.: re-
lease (remission). -lassaménto, M.:
relaxation ; laxity. -lassfinte, ADJ.: re-
laxing; laxative. -lassare, TR.: relax
(slacken; let go); REFL.: relax (give
way). -lassatézza, F.: laxity (slack-
ness). -lassazionej, F.: relaxation.
-lassativo, ADJ.: (med.) laxative. -lds-
soft, ADJ.: lax (slack); wearied; lazy;
M.: relay.
ri-lavare, TR.: wash again.
ri-lavoràre, TR.: work or plough again.
rigorosamente
-rosita, F.:
-réso, ADJ.:
rimanere
ri-leceare, TR.: lick again.
ri-legaménto, M.: binding again. |lzle.
gare, TR.: bind or tie again; bind
(books); also = relegare. -legatére,
M.: rebinder; binder (of books). -lega-
tara, F.: rebinding; binding material,
-legaturina, dim. of -legatura.
ri-léggere, IRR. ; TR.: read again.
ri-lentaméntet, ADV.: gently (softly),
-lentaméntoj, M.: relaxion (relaxa-
tion). |l=lènte, -lénto, M.: a —, gen-
tly (softly; cautiously).
ri-levaménto, M.: raising up again
(erection). |l=levare, TR; raise up
again; raise (erect; enhance); establish;
educate; comfort; nurse (suckle); INTR.:
rise; be of importance (matter); REFL.:
rise up again; recover; be in relief (stand
out); be inferred, be clear: poco -leva, it
matters little; da queste notizie si -leva,
from these accounts we infer (gather, it
is clear). -levataménte, ADV.: in re-
lief; eminently. -levatieeio, ADI. M.:
upstart. -levdto, PART.: raised (up
again), etc.; elevated (eminent); standing
out in relief (projecting), swelling; brought
up; M.: eminence (height); relief; swell-
ing. -levaziénme, F.: elevation (erec-
tion); relief. -lèvot, -lièvo, M.: ele-
.vation; relief; importance; observation
(remark); leavings (of the table; re
mains).
ri-liberare, TR.: free again.
ri-limare, TR.: file or polish again.
ri-lodare, TR.: laud or praise again.
ri-logare} = riallogare.
ri-lueeicare, INTR.: glitter (sparkle).
-lueènte, ADJ.: shining (brilliant, lus-
trous). -lueentézza, F.: splendour.
|l=lieere, IRR.: shine (glitter, be glos-
sy).
ri-lustràre, TR.: shine or polish up
(give a new lustre to).
ri-lutàre, TR.: lute or cement again.
rilut-tante [luttare], ADI.: reluctant.
-tanza, F.: reluctance.
ri-ma [Germ’c rim], F.: RHYME: rispon-
der per le -me, answer frankly (truthful.
ly). -m&eeta, disp. of -ma.
ri-maecinàre, TR.: grind again.
ri-maledîre, TR.: curse anew.
ri=zmandare, TR.: send back (return);
send again; dismiss. -mfndo, x.: send.
ing or tossing back (return): di —, by
return, at once, promptly; by counter-
blow. :
ri-maneggiare, TR.: handle again (re
touch); repair.
ri-manénte, ADJ.: remaining; M.: Te
mainder (remnant). -manénza, F.: Ie
mainder; permanence‘; abodet. _||=ma-
nére, IRR.§ ; INTR.: remain (stay); abide
rimangiare
(dwell); abstain (cease, give up): -maner-
ci, die; -manetevi con Dio! God be with
you; — brutto, be baffled; non mi -mar-
76 di, I shall not cease to.
$ Ind.: Pres. rt-mdugo, -mdni, -mdne ;
id or anghiamo, éte, man-
gono. Pret. rimd-si, -se ; -sero. Fut. rimar-
rò. Cond, rimarrét. Subj.: Pres. rzmdn-
ga (rimagnat). Part. rimdsto (-masot).
ri-mangiare, TR.: eat again.
rimango, PRES. of -manere.
rimante [-mare], M. : rhymer.
ri-marcàre, TR.: mark again; remark
(observe).
rimàre [rima], TR.: rhyme.
rimarginare [margine], INTR.: heal up
(cicatrise).
rimàrio [-ma], M.: rhyming dictionary.
rismaritaére, TR.: marry again (to a
second husband); reunite; INTR., REFL.:
marry again.
ri-màsaj, F.: stay; permanence. -mé-
si, pret. of -manere. |l-mdaso}, PART.
of -manere; remained, etc.; left; M.: rem-
nant (rest).
ri-masticfre, TR.: chew again ; stutter.
rimasto, PART. of rimanere; remained,
etc.; remaining.
rimastiglio [rimanere], M.: remains
(bits, crumbs).
rima-tére, M., -triee, F.: rhymer
(rhymster).
rimaziénef, F.: investigation.
r-imbaldanzire, INTR.: embolden (take
courage again); pick up courage. |l=im-
baldire, INTR.: cheer up; rejoice.
rim-balzàre [re, in, db. .], INTR.: re-
bound (bounce), hop; result. -balzél-
lo, M.: drakestone (ducks and drake, the
play). -balzino, M. : tossing coins (boys’
game). -bAlzo, M.: rebound; counter-
blow: di —, indirectly.
rim-bambiménto, M.: growing child-
ish. |l-bamb(in)ire [bambino], INTR. :
grow childish, dote.
a ae INTR.: grow childish,
ote. i
r-imbarcfre, INTR., REFL.: reémbark ;
bend, warp (become bent or crooked).
r-imbastire, TR.: baste, sew slightly.
rzimbeccàre, TR.: peck (with the bill);
toss or fling back (fling in one’s teeth);
RECIPR.: bill (join bills). -bécco, M.:
pecking ; billing: di —, pertly, waspish-
y.
r-imbeeillire, INTR.: grow imbecile.
r-imbellire, TR.: (re)embellish (make
handsomer); REFL.: grow handsomer.
rimbere. . = rabbere. .
r=imbiancfre, TR.:
whiten.
r-imbiondire, INTR.: grow blond (fair,
light).
bleach (again),
rimescolanza 413
rzimboccgre, TR.: invert (turn upside
down); overturn (upset); fold back. -im-
bécco, M.: inverting, upsetting; over-
flowy.
rim-bombaménto}, M.: resounding.
-bombaàre, TR.: resound (boom). -bom-
bévole, ADI: resounding. -bémbio,
M.: frequent resounding. ||-bémbo [L.
bombus], M.: resounding (booming, roar,
report). -bombéso}, ADI.: resounding.
r-imborsabile, ADI.: that may be re-
imbursed. |l=imborsdére, TR.: pocket
again; reimburse (repay), -imborsa-
zione, F., -imbérso, M.: reimburse-
ment.
r-imboscaménto, M.: hiding in the bush,
skulking. ||=imboseare, TR.: hide in the
bush; REFL.: hide one’s self (skulk away).
-imboschiménto = -imboscamento.
r-imbottare, TR.: barrel up again.
r-imbrogliaére, TR.: perplex (confuse).
rim-brottare [?], TR.: reprove (scold).
-bròtto, M.: scolding.
r=-imbrunire, TR.: burnish.
r-imbruttire, INTR.: grow ugly.
r-imbucare, INTR.: dodge into a hole.
r=-imbuire, INTR.: grow stupid.
rimbussolare [bossolo], TR.:
dice-box, etc.).
ri-medifbile, ApJ.: remediable.
diare, TR.: remedy (cure).
tére, M.: repairer. |-mèdio [L. re-
medium], M.: remedy (cure; medicine).
-medirej, TR.: redeem; pick up.
ri-meditfre, INTR.: meditate again.
rimeggiare [rimare], INTR.: make poor
rhymé, rhyme.
ri-megliorare, TR.: improve.
ri-membrante, ADJ.: remembering,
mindful. -membranza, F.: remem-
brance (memory). -membrare, TR.:
remember; remind; REFL.: call to mind
(remember). |=memoràrej, TR.: re-
mind.
ri-menare, TR.:
(stir), -menàta, F.:
shaking. i
rimen-dàre [ri-, emendare], TR.: mend
(repair, patch). -datéra, F., -datére,
M., -datriee, F.: mender (patcher).
-datira, F., rimén-do, M.: mending
(patching, -do esp. as done).
ri-ménio [-menare], M.: bringing back;
shaking. -ménof, M.: return.
rimentita, F.: new denial.
rimeri-tabile, ADI.: that may be re-
quited. -taménto, M.: recompense (re-
ward). |l-tare [ri-, merito], TR.: recom-
pense (reward, requite).
ri=méscere, IRR.; TR.: pour again; re-
mix; mix up. -mescolaménto, M.:
mixing up; confusion. -mescolfinza,
shake (a
-me-
-media-
bring back; shake
bringing back;
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F.: mixing up; mixture. |=mescolàre,
TR.: mix up together (confound); stir;
shuffle (cards); blend; REFL.: be mixed
up; intermeddle; be troubled.
rimés-sa, F.: remittance (sending off or
back; thing sent); storage; return;
shoot (new sprout or growth); coach-
house; cf. -so. -saménte, ADV.: re-
servedly; submissively. -sibilet}, ADI.:
remissible. -siédme, F.: remission. -si-
ticeio, M.: new sprout. |lrimés-so,
PART. of rimettere; put back (replaced),
etc.; subdued (dispirited); weak; M.:
fold.
ri-méstaj, F.: mixture; reproof. ||=me-
stura, TR.: mix (mingle); stir.
ri=méttere, IRR.; TR.: put or set back
(replace, restore, return); remit (send;
consign; pardon); repress (restrain) ;
drive back (beat back); commit; INTR. :
shoot afresh, recommence; REFL.: place
one’s self ; refer (submit) to; be restored:
— il conto, send in an account; — il ta-
glio a, sharpen (set); — in possesso, put
in possession; — una cosa in uno, refer
a matter to some one; — su, bring up,
bring into fashion ; -mettersi in carne, get
stout again. -mettiméntot, M.: set-
ting back (replacing, return); remission.
-mettitieeio, M.:scion (sucker). -met-
titéra, F., -mettitére, M.: replacer;
remitter. -mettitara, F.: replacing;
remission.
ri-miràre, TR.: look at intently; consider.
_-miroj}, M.: view; regard.
ri-mischiére, TR.: mix again; disturb.
rimissiéne = remissione.
ri-misuràre, TR.: measure again.
rimminchionire [ri-, im-, minchione],
INTR.: become silly, grow foolish.
r-immollare!,TR.: wet, drench again.
ri-modellare, TR.: remodel.
rimoder-naménto, M.: modernizing.
ll-mare [moderno], TR. : modernize.
rimolin4re}t = rammulinare.
ri-mondaménto{, M.: clean(s)ing.
|=mondare, 7r.: clean (cleanse), purge;
thin, prune; expiate. -mondatuara, M.:
cleaning (cleansing); purging; pruning.
-méndo, ADJ.: cleaned; pruned.
ri-mouta, F.: remounting (resetting);
(milit.) remount. ||=montaére, TR.: re-
mount (go up, ascend; set up, fit up again,
fix); go (pull, row, sail) up or against;
wind up (a watch); (milit.) set up (equip).
-montatara, F.: remounting.
rimorbi- dare}, -direj = rammorbi-
dire.
ri-morchigre [L. remulcare (Gr. rima,
rope, hélkein, pull)], TR.: tow (haul); chidet.
-morchiatére, M.: tow-boat, tug. -mòr-
chio, M.: towing; tow-boat.
rimescolare
rimpiccolire
ri-mordènte, ADJ.: biting; pungent,
ll=mérdere, IRR.; TR.: bite back or
again; bite (sting); reproach bitterly};
INTR.: cause remorse. -mordiménto,
M.: biting (back); sting (remorse, com-
punction).
rimérej = rumore.
ri-morîre, IRR.; INTR.: die again; die out
ri-mormoràre, INTR.: grumble again.
rim6rso, PART. of -mordere; M.: remorse,
rimésot, ADJ.: cracked (chinky).
rimòsso, PART. of rimovere; removed,
etc.; remote (distant).
ri-mostranza, F.: remonstrance; repre-
sentation. ||-mostrare, TR.: show again;
INTR.: remonstrate.
ri-motaménte, ADV.: remotely. -mòto
[L. re-motus], ADJ.: remote (distant).
|l=mòvere, IRR.; TR.: remove (take away);
turn away (divert, dissuade); REFL.: re-
tire (di, from: leave, quit). -movibile,
ADJ.: removable; changeable. -movi-
ménto, M.: removal. -movitére, M.:
remover. -mozidéne, F.: removal; change.
r=impadroniîre, REFL.: take fresh pos-
session of (seize on again).
rimpalmaref, TR.: calk; tar.
r=-impaludare, TR.: grow marshy.
rimpannueeiare [ri-, im- panno], mR.
dress in better clothes; (us’ly fig. and)
REFL.: improve one’s conditions (retrieve
one’s self, recover).
r-imparàre, TR.: reacquire.
r=impastare, TR.: knead again; retouch.
-impastieeidre, TR.: jumble again:
M.: medley. È
r=impatridre, INTR.: return to one’s
country. -impdatrio, M.: return home.
r-impauràrej, :impauriîre, INTR.: be
terrified again.
r=impazzare, INTR.: get ever madder,
get worse and worse. -impazzata:
alla —, like a madman; extravagantly.
r=impeeiare, TR.: pitch (calk).
rimpedulare [pedulo], TR.: sole; new-
foot (stockings).
r-impegn4re, TR.: pledge again.
r-impenngre, TR.: feather anew.
rim-pettire [ri, im-, petto], INTR., REFL.:
walk high-breasted (strut). -pètto, ADV.:
(us’ly dirimpetto) opposite (facing).
r-impiagdre, TR.: wound again. —
rim=pidngere, IRR.; TR.: regret; pity.
r-impiastràre, TR.: plaster up again.
rimpiat-tare [ri-, im-, piatto], T.: hide
(conceal); REFL.: hide; squat (cower).
-této, PART.: hidden; secret; squat. -te-
réllo, -tino, m.: hide and seek (play).
rim-piazzaéref [Fr. remplacer], TR.: BE
PLACE. -pidzzoy, M.: replacing.
r-impieeiolire, =impiccolire, TL,
INTR.: lessen.
rimpiegare
r-impiegàre, TR.: reémploy; use again.
r-impingufgre, TR.: fatten again.
r-impinzaménto, M.: cramming. ||=im-
pinzàre, TR.: cram (stuff, gorge).
rimpolpàre [ri-, im-, polpa], INTR.: grow
plump or fleshy.
rimpolpettare [ri-, im-, polpetta], INTR.:
reprove (scold), insult; smooth over; an-
swer backf.
r-impoltronire, TR.: make lazy.
r-impoverire, TR.: reimpoverish (make
poor again).
r-impregnare, INTR.: become pregnant
again.
rim-proeeévolet, ADJ.: reproaching.
-proeeiaméntoj,M.:reproach. ||-proe-
eiare [Fr. reprocher], TR.: REPROACH
(blame). -pròeeio, M.: reproach (blame):
per —, disdainfully. -proeeiésot, ADI.:
reproachful.
rim-promésso}, PART.: promised again.
-prométteref, IRR.; TR.: promise again.
rim-proverfbile, ADJ.: blamable. -pro-
veraménto}, M.: reproof. ||-prove-
rare [Fr. reprouver], TR.: REPROVE (re-
proach); accuse; insult. -proveraté-
re, M.: reprimander. -proveraziénef,
F., -provério}, -pròvero, M.: reproof
(reproach, blame); insult.
rimpulizzire, TR.: repolish.
ri-mugghiare, ||=muggire, INTR.: bel-
low (roar) again. n
rimuginare [L. muginari, delay], TR.:
search diligently, grope; dwell (on); weigh
(consider) carefully, dwell.
rimune-raménto, M.: remuneration.
ll-rare [L. remunerari], TR.: remunerate
(reward). -rativo, ADJ.: remunerative.
-ratére, M., -ratriee, F.: remunerator.
-raziéne, F.: remuneration.
rimuòvere = rimovere.
ri-muràre, TR.: wall up again (block up).
rimureh. . = rimorch. .
ri-mutaménto, M.,-mutfnza}, F.: mu-
tation (change, transformation). ||=>muta-
re, TR.: change (alter, transmute, trans-
form). -mutaziéne;, F.: mutation
(change, transformution).
rin- [ri-, in-], PREF.
r-inaeerbire, TR.: exasperate (irritate).
ri-narràre, TR.: relate again.
ri-nascònte, ADJ.: renascent (reborn);
M.: academician. -mascénza, F.: re-
birth; regeneration. ||=mascere, IRR.;
INTR.: be born again (revive). -masci-
ménto, M.: rebirth (regeneration). -né-
scita, F.: rebirth (reproduction). -néto,
PART. of -nascere.
r=inasprîre, TR.: exasperate anew.
ri-znavigére, TR.: sail again.
t-incaeeiare, TR.: drive or push back
(repel).
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rinca-gnare [ri-, in-, cane], REFL.: (look
like a dog, hence), look gruff, frown
(scowl); esp. in -gmato, PART.: naso —,
flat nose, flat-nosed.
rincaleiare [ri-, in-, calci], TR.: kick
back (push back, repel).
rzincaleinérej, TR.: whitewash again;
plaster again.
r=inealorire, TR.: rekindle.
rin-calzaménto, M.: banking round
(propping up). |l=calzére [re-, în, c. .],
TR.: bank round (prop up); mulch; tuck
in (sheets and covers of a bed): andare a
— i caroli, go to nourish the worms (die,
kick the bucket). -calzàta, -calza-
tara, F.: banking (support); mulching.
-calzo, M.: banking (support), prop;
succour (aid); gain, fortune.
r-incamminare, REFL.: set out again.
r=incantare, TR.: reénchant; offer by
auction again.
r=-incantuceiare, TR.: drive into a cor-
ner, hide in a corner; REFL.: hide one’s
self in a corner.
r-incappare, INTR.: be ensnared (caught)
again.
rincappel-lare [ri-, in-, cappello], TR. :
heap up; referment (old wine with new
rincominciamento
grapes); INTR.: fall sick again. -lazié-
nef, F.: reproof.
r-incararo, -incariref, TR.: raise the
price of; INTR.: grow dearer: — il fitto,
do one’s worst.
r-incarnfre, TR.: turn into flesh; INTR.:
grow fleshy again.
rincéro [-carare], M.: rise in price.
r-incartàre, TR.: wrap up again (in
paper).
rincasàre [ri-, in-, casa], INTR., REFL.:
(fam.) return home.
r=incattivire, INTR.:
(again).
rincavallàre}, TR.: set on a horse
again; provide with another horse; REFL.:
refit one’s self.
r=ineerconire, INTR.: grow sour (turn).
r=inchinare, INTR.: incline (bend).
r=zinchifidere, IRR.; TR.: enclose (shut
in or up). -incehiudiméntof, M.: en-
closing. -inchifiso, PART.: enclosed
(shut in); M.: enclosure.
r-ineiampàro, INTR.: stumble (again).
r=ineingoref}, IRR.; INTR.: be with child
again. ©
r=ineiprignîre, INTR.: grow virulent
(angry) again.
r=ineivilire, INTR.: make civil or polite
(again); polish.
r=incollare, TR.: paste (glue) again.
rincòllo [ri-, in-, collo], M.: damming up.
r=-incolpàre, TR.: accuse (blame) again.
r-incomineiaménto, M.: recommence-
grow wicked
416 rincominciare
ment. |=incomineifre, TR.: recom-
mence (begin again).
r-incòntraj, PREP.: opposite, toward:
andare alla —, go to meet. |\=imeon-
trare, TR.: meet (light on, find); REFL.:
meet by chance. -incéntro, M.: ren-
counter (meeting); confronting: a —, di
—, opposite.
r-incoraggire, -incoraggiare, TR.:
reéncouragé. -incoraménto, M.: en-
couragement. =incoràre, TR.: hearten
(encourage, cheer); REFL.: take heart or
courage.
rincordére}, TR.: new-string.
r-incorporaménto, M.: reémbodying.
Il=incorporàre, TR.: reincorporate (re-
embody).
rin=còrrere [re-, in-, c. .], IRR.; TR.: run
after (pursue). -cérsa, F.: start (back-
step before leaping, spring): prendere la
—, take a start (before leaping). -eér-
so, PART. of -correre.
rincrésc-ere [re-, in-crescere], IRR.;
INTR.: (‘grow in weight,’ hence) become
burdensome or wearisome; tire; annoy
(vex, be disagreeable); be painful; REFL.:
be annoyed, be sorry. -évole, ADJ.: tire-
some (tedious, disagreeable). -evoléz-
za, F.: tiresomeness (tediousness), disgust.
-evolménte, ADV.: tediously (disagreea-
bly). -iménto, M.: tiresomeness (tedious-
ness). -idso, ADJ.: annoying (wearisome).
r=increspàre, TR.: crisp again.
r=-incrudelire, -incrudire, TR.: exas-
perate again.
rincu-làre [ri-, in-, culo], INTR.: RE-
coIL; retire (draw back). -ldtat, F.:
recoil; retrocession.
r=incurvare, -incurvire, INTR.: be
curved.
r=-indoleire, TR.: sweeten (again).
r=indossàre, TR.: reéndorse.
r-indugiàre, TR.: delay (put off) again.
ri-negàre, TR.: deny (again).
ri-nettare, TR.. clean (again). -net-
tatùra, F.: cleaning again.
rinfae-eiaménto, M.: scolding (blame).
ll-etare [ri-, in-, faccia], TR.. reproach
(censure, blame); taunt.
rinfalconare}, REFL.: be overjoyed.
r=infaneiullîre, INTR.: grow childish.
-infantoeeiare [fantoccio], TR.: dress
like a puppet; grow childisht.
r=inferraiolare, TR.: cover with a
cloak.
r-inferrare, TR.: fix anew with iron (as
spades, etc.); REFL.: recover strength.
r-infervorare, TR.: give renewed fer-
vour to (invigorate).
r-infiammagiénet, F.: inflammation.
ll=infiammare, TR.: inflame (anew), re-
kindle,
ringambalare
r-infiancaménto, M.: counterfort (but.
tress, prop). |l=infianeare, TR.: flank
(buttress, prop), fortify. -imfidnco, x,:
flanking (buttressing).
rinfichire [ri-, in-fico], INTR.: grow soft;
wither.
rinfierire [ri-, in-, fiero], INTR.: grow
more fierce ; grow stronger; grow prouder.
r=infilare, TR.: thread or string again.
r=-infioràre, TR.: adorn with flowers;
adorn.
r-infittire, TR.: refix; increase.
r=infocare, TR.: rekindle, inflame. -in-
focolare, TR.: feed the fire of (put fuel
on, feed); stir up; rekindle.
rinfoderàre [ri-, in-, fodero], R.: put
back into the scabbard, sheathe; REFL.:
draw in one’s horns; shrink.
r=infornàre, TR.: put in the oven again.
r-inforzaménto, M.: reénforcement
Il=inforzàre, TR.: reénforce (strength-
en); REFL.: grow stronger. -inforzé-
taj, F.: reénforcement. -infòrzo, I:
reénforcement ; fresh supply.
rinfran-caménto, M.: strengthening.
ll-cére [ri-, in-, franco], TR.: reinvigor-
ate (strengthen, fortify); be strengthened;
indemnify one’s self. -eescare, TR.: re-
mind of. -ehire, REFL.: be strengthened.
‘co, M.: fortification; aid; resource.
r-infrangere, IRR. ; TR.: break (again),
-infranto, PART.; M.: sort of patterned
textile fabric (diaper).
rinfratellare, REFL.: unite as brothers.
r-infren4re, TR.: bridle again, curb.
rinfre-scaménto, M.: refreshing; re-
freshment. ||-seare [ri-, in-, fresco), TR.:
refresh (cool; revive); REFL.: become
cool, cool off; revivef. -scéta, F.: re-
freshing (cooling). -seativo, ADI.: re
freshing (cooling). -seatara, F.: refresh-
ment. -scatéio;,M.: cooler, basin. rin-
fré-sco, M.: refreshment (cooling dish,
ete.); sort of liquor.
rinfrigidarej, REFL.: grow cold or
frigid.°
rinfrignàto, ADJ.: frowning.
rinfronzo-làre, ||-lire [re-, in-, frou
zolo], REFL.: deck one’s self with ribbons,
etc.
r=infarbire, INTR.: grow knavish.
rin-fasa: alla —, in confusion. -fugié-
ne}, F.: reinfusion. {|-fiiso, PART. of for-
dere; confused (mixed together), ete.; full.
r-ingagliardiménto, M.: strengthen-
ing. ||=ingagliardire, TR.: reinvig-
orate (strengthen); INTR.: grow strong
(again).
ringalluzz-ére, ||-ire [? gallo], REFL.:
strut with elation.
ringambalàre, TR.: put on the last
again (stretch).
ringangherare
r-ingangheràre, TR.: set on the hinges
again.
r-ingarzullire, REFL.: chuckle with joy.
ringavagnaref, TR.: resume.
ringeneràre = rigenerare.
r-ingentilire, TR.: make genteel (en-
noble); embellish.
ringhiàre [L.
(growl).
ringhiéra [aringhiera (-gare)], F.: (hist.}
platform (with railing, for addresses ;
tribune; rostrum ; hustings); gallery ; bal-
cony.
rin-ghio [-ghiare], M.: snarling.
so, ADJ.: snarling (snappish).
r-inghiottire, TR.: swallow up again.
ringioire}, INTR.: rejoice.
r-ingiovanire, TR.: make young again
(rejuvenate); INTR.: grow young again
(be rejuvenated).
ringiovialire [re-, in-, gioviale], TR.:
render jovial.
ringiràrej, TR.: turn round.
r-ingoiére, -ingollare, TR.:
(engulf) again.
r-ingorgaménto, M.: gurgling up ; boil-
ing over. |l=ingorgare, INTR.: gurgle
or swell up; boil over. -gérgo, M.: over-
swelling.
ringranare [ri-, in-, grano], TR.: sow
with grain (corn) again.
rzingrandîre, TR.: increase (enlarge).
r-ingrassdre, INTR.: grow fat again.
r-ingravidaménto, M.: fresh pregnan-
cy. |l=ingravidare, TR., INTR.: make
or become pregnant again.
ringra-ziàbile, ADJ.: deserving thanks.
-ziaménto, M.: (return of) thanks.
ll-zidre [ri-, in-, grazie], TR.: return
thanks to (render thanks, thank). -zia-
ziéne, F.: (return of) thanks.
ringrinz. . = raggrinz. .
r-ingrossére, TR.: augment (enlarge).
aoe F.: enlargement (swell-
ing).
r-inguainàre, TR.: sheathe again.
ringurgitarey, INTR. : regurgitate.
r-innalzdre, TR.: raise (elevate) again,
raise higher; INTR.: be raised; increase.
r-immamorare, TR.: enamour again;
REFL.: be enamoured again.
rinne-gaménto, M.: abjuring (forswear-
ing). |l-gare [ri-, negare], TR.: deny;
abjure (forswear). -gato, PART., M.:
RENEGADE. -gatéra, F., -gatore, M.,
-gatriee, F.: abjurer (forswearer), rene-
gade. -gaziéne, F.: negation; abjuring.
-gheria}, F.: abjuring, apostasy.
r-innestaménto, M.: regraft(ing). [l=in-
nestàre, TR.: regraft.
rinnobilire [ri-, nobile], TR.: render
noble, ennoble.
ringi], INTR.: snarl
-ghié-
swallow
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rinnocare [ri-, in-, oca], TR.: double (at
the ‘game of geese’); repeat (do again).
rinno-vàhbile, ADI: renewable. -va-
ménto, M., -vanzaj, F.: renewing (re-
newal). |l-ware [ri-, in-, novo], TR.: re-
new (renovate, restore); put on for the
first time ; REFL.: be renewed, be restored.
-vativo, ADJ.: renewing (renovating).
-vatére, M., -vatrice, F.: renewer.
-vazione, F., -vellaménto, M.: re-
newing (renewal). -vellére, TR.: re-
new; begin again; INTR.: be renewed.
rinnò-vo, M.: renewal.
rinoeerénte [Gr. rhino-kéros, ‘nose-
horn’], M.: rhinoceros.
rino-m4bile, ADJ.: renowned (famous).
-manzaj, F.: renown (fame). |l-mare
[ri-, nome], TR.: make renowned or famous
(celebrate). -màtai, F.: renown. -mé-
to, PART.: renowned (famed, famous).
-méa}, -minanza}, F.: renown (fame).
-minare, TR.: renominate; commend.
rinò-moj, M.: renown.
ri-notare, TR.: note again.
rinov. .= rinnov. .
rinquartare [ri-, in-, quattro], TR.: quad-
ruple; quarter; INTR.: (billiard) hit the
four walls.
r-insaccaménto, M.: rebagging; jolt-
ing. |l=imsacedre, TR.: bag (sack)
again; overcome (vanquish); jolt or shake
(in the saddle); INTR.: be jolted or shaken.
rinsal-daménto, M.: consolidation.
|l-dare [ri-, in, -saldare], TR.: solder
(heal) up; consolidate.
r=insalvatichire, TR., INTR.: make or
become savage again.
r-insanguàre [sangue], TR.: return blood
to (strengthen); REFL.: get blood again,
grow strong again. =insanguinàre,
TR.: make bloody (bleeding) again.
rinsa-nicaménto, M.: restoring to health
(curing). -micére, -nichire, TR.: re-
store to health (cure). |l-nîre [ri-, in-,
sano], INTR.: grow sane or sound again;
recover one’s health.
rinsavire [ri-, in-, savio], TR.: make
wise or sensible (again), bring to senses.
r-insegnare, TR.: inform again.
r-inselvare, REFL.: grow woody or wild
again ; hide in the woods (again).
rinseren-are, -ire — rasserenare.
r=inserràre, TR.: shut up (lock up).
rinsignorire [ri-, in-, signore], INTR.:
become master again; take possession
again.
r-intagliàre, TR.: engrave anew.
r-intanaménto, M.: hiding in a den.
||=intamare, TR.: drive into a den;
REFL.: hide in a den, hide.
r-intasare, TR.: refill with argol, sedi-
ment (mud, etc.); block (stop) up again.
rintasare
418 rintascare
r-intascare, TR.: pocket again.
r=integràre, TR.: reintegrate (restore);
INTR., REFL.: be reintegrated (restored).
-integratére, M., -integratriee, F.:
reintegrator. -integraziéne, F.: re-
integration.
r=inténdere, IRR.; INTR.: understand
again; fix again.
r=intenerîre, TR.: soften or move
(again); REFL.: be softened, moved, touched
(again).
rinteraméntoj, M.: reintegration (re-
storing).
rinter-raménto, mM. : filling (with earth).
Il-ràre [ri-, in-, terra], TR.: fill with earth
(for sowing, etc.).
r=interrogàre, TR.: interrogate (ask)
again.
rin-terzare [ri-, in-, terzo], TR.: treble
(triple); do a third time; (agr.) sow a
third year; (billiard) make a double re-
bound and hit. -terzatara, F.: treb-
ling. -térzo, M.: (billiard) double re-
bound and hit.
r-intiepid-frej, -ire, TR.: cool again;
INTR.: grow cool again.
rin-toccare [ri-, in, f. .], TR.: toll (a
bell). -técco, M.: tolling; striking (the
hours).
r-intonacàre, TR.: roughcast (plaster)
again.
r=-intonàre, INTR.: resound.
r=intontire, INTR.: become foolish or
bewildered.
r-intoppaménto, M.: rencounter (meet-
ing); shock. Il=intoppàre, TR.: ren-
counter (meet unexpectedly, hit upon);
botch (etc. = rattoppare)}; REFL.: meet
(con, with), run against. -intòppo, M.:
rencounter (meeting); shock: di —. by
return (in return).
rintòrtoj = ritorto.
rintrae-eifbile, ADI. : traceable. -eia-
ménto, M.: tracing (investigation, in-
quiry). |l-etare [ri-, in-, traccio], TR.:
retrace ; trace (investigate, search). -eia-
tére, M.: tracer (searcher).
r-intreeeifre, TR.: interlace, entwine;
REFL.: become entwined.
r-intronaménto, M.: resounding; stun-
ning (roar). |=introngre, TR., INTR.:
resound (roar, peal); stun. -intrénof,
M.: resounding.
rintuz-zaménto, M.: blunting; abate-
ment. |l-zare [? L. in-tuditiare (tun-
dere, strike)], TR.: make obtuse (blunt);
>
abate (repress); REFL.: grow blunted
(dull).
rinunei. . = rinunzi. .
rinun-zia, F.: renunciation. |l-zidre
[L. re-nuntiare], TR.: renounce (reject;
desist); denounce; relatet. -ziatàrio,
rioffrire
M.: person to whom a thing is renounced,
-ziatére, M.: renouncer; reporter},
-ziaziénef, F.: renunciation.
ri-nutrire, TR.: nourish again.
r-invalidare, TR.: make valid again
(reaffirm).
rinvangare = rivangare.
r-invelenire, TR.: exasperate (again).
r-inveniménto, M.: finding out. |lzin-
venire, IRR.; TR.: find again (recover);
INTR.: soften ; REFL.: recover one’s senses,
recover; be found; yield. -invenito,
PART. of -invenire.
rinvèreiot, M.: reverse.
r-inverdire, TR.: make green again;
REFL.: grow green again.
rinvergare}, TR.: find out (discover).
rinversàrej, TR.: overturn; overflow.
rinvertirej, TR.: convert; exchange;
INTR.: draw back; happen.
rin-verzàre [ri-, in-, (s)verza], TR.: stop
up (with chips, wedge up). =verzicdre,
-verzicolare, -verzire, INTR.: grow
green (again); flourish.
r-investiménto, M.: reinvestment; in-
vestiture. ||=imvestire, TR.: reinvest;
invest ; convert (exchange); barter.
r=invidre, TR.: send back (dismiss);
defer.
r-invigoriménto, M.: renewal or re
covery of strength. ||=invigorire, TR.:
reinvigorate.
rin-vilidre [ri-, in-, vile], TR.: lower
the price of (cheapen). -vîlio, M.: low-
ering (cheapening). -vilîrej, TR.: make
worse; vilify.
r-inviluppàre, TR.: wrap up (again);
perplex.
rinvispire [ri-, in-, vispo], TR.: enliven.
r=invitare, TR.: reinvite; offer fresh
stakes; REFL.: invite one another.
rinvivire [ri-, in-, vivo], INTR.: revive.
rinvoglifre [ri-, in-, voglio], TR.: excite
a desire for.
rzinvòlgere, IRR.; TR.: envelop (wrap
up; enclose); involve. -invélgolof, ™.:
little bundle. -involtàre, TR.: wrap up
quickly. -imvélto, PART. of -involgere;
M.: bundle (packet). -involtàra, F.:
wrapping ; troublet.
rin=zaffare, TR.: bung, wedge up (fill
with tow, etc.). -zaffatùra, F., -2affo,
M.: filling up; plastering.
r=inzeppare, TR.: wedge, stop up. -in-
zeppatura, r.: stopping (of chinks,
etc.).
rio I (poet.) = rivo.
rio 2 (poet.) = reo.
ri-obbligàre TR.: oblige again.
ri-occupàre, TR.: reoccupy.,
ri-offéndere, TR.: reoffend.
ri-offrire, TR.: offer again.
rione
riéne [regione], M.: (hist.) ward (part of
Rome).
ri-operàre, INTR.: operate (act) again.
ri-ordinaménto, M.: reordering |l=or-
dinàre, TR.: reorder (set in order again,
rearrange). -ordinatére, M., -ordi-
natrice, F.: rearranger. -ordinazié-
ne, F.: rearranging.
ri-ordire, TR.: weave again.
ri-ornare, TR.: ornament again.
riòt=taj [Fr. -e (Eng. riot)], F.: quarrel
(dispute). -tosaménte, ADV.: contro-
versially. -téso, ADJ.: quarrelsome (li-
tigious, controversial, disputatious).
ri-ottolo}, -òzzolo}, M.: small rivulet.
ripa [L.], F.: bank; shore.
ri-pacificare, TR.: pacify again.
ri-pagare, TR.: repay.
ri-parabile, abJ.: repairable. -para-
ménto, M.: repair. ||=parare, TR.: re-
pair (remedy, cure; restore); retrieve;
make amends for; oppose (hinder); INTR.:
take refuge; REFL.: frequent (haunt).
-parata, F.: rapid repair; goal. -para-
tore, M., -paratriee, F.: repairer.
-paratùraj, -paraziéne, F.: repara-
tion (repair).
ripàrio [L. -parius], ADJ.:
river-bank).
ri-parlare, INTR.: speak again.
ripàro [riparare], M.: remedy ; expedient
(resource); defence (protection; rampart);
shelter (refuge); obstacle: far —, defend
one’s self.
ri-partigione], F., -partiménto, M
division; ‘portion. ||=partire, TR.: divide
(distribute ; share); depart again. -parti-
taménte, ADV.: separately; on an aver-
age (roughly). -partiziéne, F.: division
(distribution). -parto, M.: division (ap-
portionment).
ri=partorîre, TR.: bring forth again.
ri=pàscere, TR.: feed again.
rizpassdre, TR.: repass (return across);
go over again (revise ; recount ; retouch);
run away: — nella memoria, recall to
memory. -passdta, F.: repassing (cross-
ing again); going over again (review); re-
buff ; fare una — a, reprehend, scold.
-passatina, car. dim. of -passata. =pas-
seggidre, INTR.: walk again. -passo,
M. i repassing (return, esp. of birds of
passage).
ri-patire, INTR.: suffer again.
ri-peccére, INTR,: sin again.
ri-peggioràre, TR., INTR. : make or be-
come yet worse.
ri-pensaménto, M.: reconsideration.
ll=pensdre, NTR. : think over again (re-
consider); think over (revolve in one’s
mind; weigh); change one’s mind}.
ri- -pentiménto, M.: repentance. |l=pen-
riparian (of a
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tire, REFL.: repent. -pentitérej, M
repenter. -pentitoi, PART. of -pentire.
ri-percéssa, F.: repercussion. -per-
cosso, PART. of -percotere. -percoti-
ménto, M.: repercussion (act of). ||=per-
c(u)òtere,IRR.; TR.:-repercuss (beat back;
send back). -percussiéne, F.: reper-
cussion (effect of; rebound; reflexion).
-percussivo, ADJ.: repercussive.
ri=pérdere, TR.: lose again. -perdiito,
-pèrso, PART.
ri=pesare, TR.: weigh again.
ri=pescare, TR.: fish out again; fish up.
-pésco, M.: (pop.) light love-affair.
ri-pestàre, TR.: pound again.
ri=pétere [L. re-petere], TR.: repeat (re-
new; rehearse); answer back; recall to
memory}. -petiméntof}, M.: repetition.
-petio}, M.: dispute. -petitére, -peti-
triee, F.: repeater; rehearser; private
teacher. -petiturayt, F.: repetition. -pe-
tizioneélla, dim. of -petizione. -peti-
ziéne, F.: repetition; burden (of a song):
oriolo a — or —, repeater (watch).
ripétta, dim. of ripa.
ripetà-taménte, ADV.:
Il=to, PART. of ripetere.
ripez-zaméntoj, M.: mending.
TR.: mend (piece, patch). -zatéref, M.:
mender. -zatura, F.: mending.
ripiaeiménto}, M.: new pleasure.
ri-piallàre, TR.: plane again.
ri-piangre, TR.: level down, smooth
again,
ripigiare
repeatedly.
-zaref,
: ri-piangere, IRR.; INTR.: weep again;
wail.
ri=piano, M.: level or even part; landing
(of a staircase).
ri-piantàre, TR.: replant.
ri=picchiare, TR.: knock again.
chiàta, -picchiatira,
again.
ripicco [picca],
swer); revenge.
-pic-
F.: knocking
M.: retort (sharp an-
ripi-daménte, ADV.: steeply. -dézza,
F.: steepness (steep; declivity). -dissi-
mo, ADJ.: most (or very) steep. |lripi-
do [L. -dus], ADJ.: steep (precipitous).
ri-piegaménto, M.: folding. ||=piega-
re, TR.: fold (bend) again; fold up; plait ;
REFL.: fold (bend) back; give way (as
troops); be reflected; be entangled. -pie-
gata, r.: folding (fold); bending. -pie-
gatura, F.: double fold (or plait); fold-
ing. -piégo, M.: expedient (resource,
means).
ri-pienézza, F.: fulness (repletion); super-
abundance. |=pièno, ADI.: full (replete,
abounding); M.: filling (filling up; stuffing ;
make-weight) ; woof; satisfactiont.
ri= pigiare, TR.: press or stamp upon
again.
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ri-pigliaménto, M.: retaking ; remorse ;
repetition}. ||=pigliére, TR.: retake (re-
sume, recover); reprimand; reply (an-
swer); REFL.: take back (repent); correct
one’s self. -piglino, M.: ‘catch’ (boys’
game, throwing and catching nuts); cat’s-
cradle (game). -piglioj, M.: reprehension.
rizpingere, IRR.; TR.: paint again. -pin-
si, PRET., -pinto, PART.
ri-piombare, INTR.: plunge down again.
ri-piòvere, IRR. ; IMPERS.: rain again.
ripiref, INTR.: climb.
ripitio}, M.: complaint; contrast.
riplacdref, TR.: pacify again; REFL.:
become appeased.
ri=pénere (pop.) = -porre. -ponimén-
to, M.: replacing.
ri-popolare, TR.: repopulate.
ri-pòrgere, IRR.; TR.: present or offer
again. ©
ri=pérre, IRR.; TR.: replace (put back);
place; restore (rebuild)f; depose (bury,
hide)}; REFL.: put back (replace); seat
one’s self; set about (begin); hide one’s
selff: andare a -porsi, subside, submit,
yield, give up.
ri-portaméntoj, M.: report. |l|=por-
tare, TR.: carry (bring) back; carry
over (a sum); gain (victories); bring (give);
report (relate); translate (copy); REFL.:
have recourse (to, refer, trust to). -por-
tatére, M., -tatriee, F.: who brings
back; reporter. -portatùra, F.: bring-
ing back; copying. -pòrto, M.: carrying
back or over (esp. sum carried over); re-
port; embroidery.
ri-posaméntoj, M.: repose. ||=posare1,
TR.: put or place back (replace; lay to
rest, depose); INTR.: repose (rest); pause
(stop); REFL.: repose (be put to rest, be
buried); die ; be at rest (have no anxiety);
discontinue: andar a —, go to bed; —
nel signore, die ; -posarsi sopra, rely upon,
trust in. -posdre2, M.: repose (rest);
pause. -posata, F.: repose (rest, stop);
pause. -posataménte, ADV.: composed-
ly (calmly). -posatina, dim. of -posata.
-posato, PART. : reposed, etc.; composed
(calm, quiet). -posatéret, M.: reposer ;
calmer. -posévolet, ADJ.: composed
(calm). -positorio, M.: repository.
-pòso, M.: repose (rest; calm).
ripos-taménte, ADV.: hiddenly, secretly.
-tiglio, m.:little repository (recess, nook);
lurking-place. |lripés-to, PART. of ri-
porre; hidden: tener —, hide.
ri-potare, TR.: prune again.
ri=pregaére, TR.: pray again.
ri-prémere, TR.: press again; repress.
ri=préndere, IRR.; TR.: retake (take
‘again; recover); reprehend (reprimand,
rebuke, scold); begin again; REFL.: cor-
ripigliamento
ripulire
rect one’s self (amend) ; leave off. -pren.
dévolej, ADJ.: reprehensible. -pren-
devolméntef, ADV.: reprehensibly,
-prendiménto, M.: reprehension (re-
buke). -prenditére, M., -prenditri-
ee, F.: reprehender (rebuker). -pren-
sibile, ‘ADJ.: reprehensible. -prensi-
bilménte, ADV.: reprehensibly. -pren-
siéne, F.: reprehension (rebuke). -pren-
sivo, ADJ.: reprehensive (reproving),
-prenséra, F., -prensòre, M.: repre-
hender (censurer ; fault-finder). -pren-
sòrio, ADJ.: reprehensory (censuring),
-présa, F.: resumption (renewal; repe-
tition); revenue; resource; (mus.) sign
of repetition; repetition; (arch.) recon-
struction; turning-post (at races): a
-prese, repeatedly, time and again.
ri-presentàre, TR. represent.
ripréso, PART. of riprendere.
riprèsso], PART. of ripremere.
ri=prestare, TR.: lend again.
ri=prineipidre, TR.: begin again.
ripristina-re [pristino], TR.: bring to
a former condition, restore. -tére, M.:
restorer. -ziéme, F.: restoration (to an
earlier state).
ri- produeiménto, M.: reproduction.
[|=prodarre, IRR.; TR.: reproduce;
cause. -produttivo, ADJ.: reproduc-
tive. -produttére, M., -produttriee,
F.: reproducer. -produziòne, F.: re
production.
ri-promésso, PART. of -promettere. ||=pro-
méttere, IRR.; TR.: promise again; go
security for; REFL.: hope. -promis-
siéne, F.: new promise; hope.
ri-propòrre, IRR.; TR.: repropose.
ri-pròva, F.: new proof (corroboration).
-provaménto, M.: reproof. ||=pro-
vare, TR.: try again; reprobate (refute,
confute; censure, disapprove); REFL.:
make a new trial. -provatissimo,
ADJ.. most reprehensible. -provéto,
PART. of -provare. -provatére, M.:
disapprover (censurer). -provaziéne,
F.: reprobation (rejection, censure). —
ri=prov(v)edére, IRR.; TR.: reprovide;
reéxamine.
ripruov. .} = riprov..
ri-pudidbile, apJ.: repudiable. -pu-
didre [L. re-pudiare], TR.: repudiate.
Il=pridio [L. re-pudium], M.: repudiation.
ripug-nfnte, ADJ.: repugnant. -nan-
teménte, ADV.: repugnantly. -nan-
za, F.: repugnance. ||-nare (L. re-pug-
nare], INTR.: be repugnant; resist. -na-
ziénej, F.: repugnance. .
ri-puliménto, M.: cleaning; repolish ;
polishing up. ||=pulîre, TR.: clean; Te-
polish; polish up (furbish); retouch (fin.
ish up); clean out; REFL.: fix one’s self
ripulita
up (dress up). -pulita, F.: cleaning,
polish: fare una —, clean up. -pulità-
ra, F.: (re)polishing; cleaning up; re-
touch.
ri-pulluléàre, INTR.: repullulate (bud
forth again).
ripal-sa [L. re-pulsa], F.: repulse, re-
fusal. -sare, TR.: refuse (reject). -sié-
ne, F.: (phys.) repulsion. -sivo, ADJ. :
repulsive (repellent).
ri-pingere, IRR.; TR.: sting again.
ri-pàrga, F., -purgaméntoj, M.: pur-
gation ; polishing ; PL.: (monthly) courses.
|l=purgare, TR.: purge again.
ripu-taméntoij, M., -tanzay, F.: repu-
tation. |l-tfire [L. re-putare], TR.: re-
pute; attribute. -této, PART.: reputed
(renowned). -tazidéme, F.: reputation.
riqua-draménto, M.: squaring. ||-dra-
re [quadro], TR.: square; paint the bor-
ders of (a room); INTR.: be square. -dra-
tara, F.: squaring; quadrature.
riquis. .} = requis. .
ri-réndere, TR.: give back (return).
ri-rémpere, IRR.; TR.: break again.
ri-saI, PL. of -so2. -saj2 = -sata.
risagîrei, TR.: reinstate.
risàia [riso], F.: rice-field.
ri-saldaménto, M.: resoldering. ||=sal-
dare, TR.: resolder. -saldatura, F.:
resoldering.
ri-saliménto, M.:reascension. ||=sali-
re, INTR.: reascend (go up again). -sali-
to, PART.: reascended; ADJ., M.: upstart.
rizsaltére, INTR.: leap again (rebound) ;
jut out. -salto, M.: rebound; jutting
out (projection); relief (prominence): dare
—, enhance.
rizsalutare, TR.: salute again.
taziénej, M.: mutual salutation.
risaminàre| = riesaminare.
ri-sangbile, ADJ.: curable. -sanamén-
to, M.: cure (recovery). |l=sanàre, TR.:
cure (restore, heal); INTR.: be cured.
ri-sapére, IRR.; TR.: know again; come
to know (be told).
ri-sarchidre, TR.: weed again.
risar-eibile, ADI.: curable, mendable.
-eiménto, M.: curing; mending (repa-
ration). |l=eire [Gr. sérz, flesh], TR.:
heal up again; restore (repair, mend) ;
make amends for.
risà-ta [ridere], F.:
-taeeia, disp. of -ta.
iron. dim. of -ta.
ri=sfizio, ADJ.: (re)satiated.
ri-scaldaménto, M.: (re)heating; in-
flammation; pimple. |l=sealdare, TR.:
heat (again), warm up; INTR.: warm up
(grow warm); grow angry. -scaldati-
vo, ADJ.: heating. -scaldato, PART.:
heated, etc. ; in passion. -scaldatére,
-salu-
laughter (laugh).
-tina, car. or
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M., -scaldatrice, F.: heater (warmer).
-scaldatura, -scaldaziéne, F.: heat-
ing (warming).
ri-scappàre, INTR.: escape again.
riscattà-re [for ricatiare], TR.: redeem
(from servitude), rescue; acquiret ; REFL.:
regain lost money (at play). -téra, F.,
-tére, M., -triee, F.: redeemer, rescuer.
riscatto, M.: redemption; recovery.
ri=scégliere, IRR.; TR.: select (choose)
again.
ri=scéndere, IRR.; INTR.: redescend.
riscérrej = riscegliere.
rischia-raménto, M.:clearing up. ||-ra-
re [chiaro], TR.: clear up (illuminate;
elucidate; grow clear); prune. -raté-
re, M., -ratriee, F.: clearer up; illu-
minator.
ris-chifre, TR., INTR.: risk. ||ris-chio
[-co], M.: risk. -chiéso, ADJ.: risky.
ri-sciacquaménto, M.:rinsing. ||=sciac-
quare, TR.: rinse again; rinse (wash).
-sciacquata, F.: rinsing; scalding.
-sciacquatéiot, M.: mill-dam. -sciao-
quatara, F.: rinsing (washing); dish-
water. -sciàcquo, M.: side-ditch (sewer).
ri=sciògliere, IRR.; TR.: loosen again.
risco [p. L. *-sicus], M.: risk.
ri-scontàre, TR.: discount again.
ri-scontrabile, ADJ.: that may be met
with or found. -scontraménto, M.:
meeting. |l=scontrare, TR.: come upon
(meet with, find); confront (compare,
collate); verify; INTR.: meet; agree to-
gether (agree, tally); REFL.: come upon
each other, meet by chance. -scontrà-
ta, F.: meeting; comparison, , verifica-
tion. -scontratina, dim. of -scontra-
ta. -scéntro, M.: meeting; encounter;
confronting (comparing, collation); evi-
dence; obstacle; counterpart (example);
opposite; garniture; suite (of rooms): a
—, opposite, over against; trovar —,
second.
ri-scoppiadre, INTR.: burst anew.
ri-scérrere, IRR.; TR., INTR.: run over
(again), repeat; reconsider.
ri-scòssa, F.: recovery (RESCUE); sup-
port (of yielding troops); insurrection:
armata di —, army of reserve; stare
alle -scosse, answer exactly. -scossiéne,
F.: collection (receipt); exaction. -scòs-
so, PART. of -scotere. |=scòtere, IRR.;
TR., INTR.: shake up, start up; exact (col-
lect, get money due, etc.); get back; re-
deem; retaliate}; REFL.: be shaken up;
start up; free one’s self; be avengedi.
-scotiménto, M.: exaction, receiving.
-scotitére, M., -scotitriee, F.: col-
lector.
ri-scrivere, IRR.; TR.: rewrite.
riscuòtere = riscotere.
riscuotere
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rizsecfre, TR.: cut again. -secaziòne,
F.: recutting.
riz=seccare, TR.: dry up; INTR.: grow
dry. -secchire, INTR.: grow dry. -séc-
co, ADJ.: dried up (arid).
ri-sedénte, ADJ.: residing; M.: resident.
-sedènzat, F.: residence. ||=sedére,
IRR.; INTR.: reside (dwell). -sédiof,
-sèggiof, M.: residence.
ri-séga, F.: (arch.) jutting out (projec-
tion). |l=segare, TR.: saw again; cut
off (retrench); divide. -seghinétta, F.:
flesh-mark (from something tight).
ri-ségnaj, F.: resignation. -segnare,
TR.: sign again; resign. -segnaziòne},
F.: resignation.
ri=seguire}, TR.: continue.
re, TR.: follow again.
risembràrej, TR.: resemble.
ri-semin4re, TR.: sow again.
ri-sentiménto, M.: resentment (anger).
|l=semtire, INTR.: feel (again); have a
feeling (of); remind (of); hear again;
REFL.: recover one’s senses (recover, re-
vive, grow well); awake; be angered; re-
sent (be avenged). -sentitaménte,
ADV.: resentingly. -semtito, PART.: felt,
etc.; resentful; roused (impassioned) ;
contentious ; energetic (strong); ADV.: re-
sentfully.
ri-sèrbaj, -serbagiénet, -serbinzaj
=-serva. ||=serbare, TR.: reserve; pre-
serve; consider. -serbat.. cf. also -ser-
risecare
-seguità-
vat.. -serbatézza, F.: reserve; cau-
tiousness. -serbato, PART.: reserved;
cautious. -sèrbo, M.: reservation; re-
serve; giscretion (cautiousness).
ri-serraménto, M.: obstructioni. ||=ser-
ràre, TR.: shut (close) again; rally;
shut in.
risèr-va, F.: reservation; reserve. ||-wa-
re [L. re-servare], TR.: reserve. -vata-
ménte, ADV.: reservedly ; cautiously.
-vatézza, F.: reservation; reserve. -va-
to, PART.: reserved; cautious. -vatis-
simo, ADJ.: most reserved or cautious.
ri-servire, TR.: serve again.
risérvo [-vare], M.: reservation.
risettino [riso], M.: smile (esp. iron-
ical).
ri-sforzare, TR.: force (again).
risguard. .= riguard. .
ri-si, PRET. of ridere. -sibile, ADJ.:
risible (laughable). -sibilità, F.: risi-
bility.
risi-cdre, TR.: risk. |lrisi-eo [risco],
M.: risk (hazard). -eésof, ADJ.: risky.
risiédere = risedere.
risigaélloj, M.: red arsenic.
risinoI [riso1], M.: sweet smile.
risino 2, dim. of riso 3.
risipo-la [Gr. erusi-pelas, ‘red-skin’], F.:
risparmio
(med.) erysipelas. -léso, ADI.: erysipe
lous.
risist..= resist. .
risma [Ar] F.: ream (of paper); (disp)
pack, kind.
ri-sot [ridere], PART.: laughed; laughed
at (mocked). ri-so2 (pl. -sa), M.: laugh-
(ter): -sa grasse, loud (hearty) laughter.
riso 3 [L. oryza], M.: rice.
ri-soffidre, TR.: blow again.
ri-soggettare, TR.: subdue again.
ri-soggiangere, IRR.; TR.: add again,
ri-sognare, TR.: dream again.
risolare [solo 2], TR.: new-sole (shoes).
risolino [riso1], M.: little laugh.
ri-solleeitàre, TR.: resolicit.
ri-sollevare, TR.: raise anew.
ri-solabile, ApDJ.: resolvable. -soluta-
ménte, ADV.: resolutely. -solutézza,
F.: resoluteness. -solutivo, ADJ.: res-
olutive (dissolving). -solaito, PART. of
-solvere ; resolute (determined, bold). -so-
lutére, M., -solutriee, F.: resolver
(resolvant). -soluziéne, F.: resolu-
tion; solution. |l=sélvere, IRR.; TR:
resolve (dissolve, melt; reduce; deter-
mine); solve. -solwibile, apJ.: resolv-
able. -solviménto, M.: resolution;
(dis)solving. -solvitére, M., -solvi-
triee, F.: resolver.
risomigliàrej = rassomigliare.
ri=-sommare, TR.: sum up again.
ri-sommétterei, IRR.; TR.: resubmit.
ri-somministrare, TR.: provide again.
ri-sonante, ADJ.: resonant (resounding).
-sonanza, F.: resonance (resounding),
||=sonare, TR., INTR.: sound (ring) again;
resound; publish loudly; signify.
riséne [riso 3], M.: grain of rice.
ri-sorbire, TR.: swallow again, absorb.
ri-sorgénte, ADJ.: rising again. ||=sér-
gere, INTR.: rise again (emerge); TR.:
(pop.) yield (give). -sorgiménto, M.:
rising again; resurrection. -sorrèssoj
=-surressi. -sérto, PART.: risen again;
resuscitated ; M.: jurisdictioni.
ri=sospingere, IRR.; TR.: beat back (re-
pel). -sospingiménto, m.: fresh pulse
or impulse. -sospinto, PART.
ri-sospirare, INTR.: breathe again.
risòtto [riso 3], M.: rice-dish.
ri=sovvenire, IRR.; INTR., REFL.: have a
remembrance (di, of: remember).
rispar-miaménto}, M.: thriftiness.
-midnte, ADI.: saving (thrifty). ||-mié-
re [? ak. to Eng. spare], TR.: save (econo-
mize, hoard up; spare); INTR.: be thrifty;
REFL.: take care of one’s self. -miaté-
ra, F., -miatére, M.: saving (thrifty)
person; manager. -‘mio, M.: Saving
(thrift); thing saved (savings): casse di
—, savings-bank; far — di, use savingly
risparmiuccio
or moderately ; a —, moderately. -mite-
eio, dim. of -mio.
ri-spedire, TR.: expedite (dispatch) again.
rizspéndere, IRR. ; TR.: spend again.
ri-spéngere, IRR.; TR.: reéxtinguish.
ri-spèrgere, IRR.; TR.: sprinkle again.
rispet-tabile, ADI.: respectable. -tan-
te, ADJ.: respectful. -tare, TR.: re-
spect; honour. -tévolet, ADJ.: respect-
ful. -tivaménte, ADV.: respectively.
-tivo, ADJ.: respective; respectful. ||ri-
spèt=to [L. re-spectus], M.: respect (re-
gard; reverence); favour (leave); sake
(account); PL.: love ditties; PREP. (with
a): relatively; for the sake of; in order
that: @ (or in, per) —, in comparison; as
for, as to; for the sake of; con — vostro,
with your leave; per — di, on account
of; per buon —, with all due reference.
-tosaménte, ADV.: respectfully. -té-
so, ADJ.: respectful. -tueeio, dim. of
-to.
ri-spianàre, TR.: smooth (even)
ri=spiare, TR.: spy again.
rispiarm.. — risparm. .
rispign. . = risping..
ri-spigolaménto, M.: fresh gleaning.
lzspigolare, TR.: glean (again), pick.
ri-spingere, IRR.; TR.: drive back (re-
pel). -spinta, F.: repulse. -spinto,
PART. of -spingere.
rispir.., rispitt..= respir. ., rispett. .
ri-splendènte, ADJ.: resplendent.
-splendenteménte{, ADV.: resplen-
dently. -splendénzaf, F.: resplendency.
\=spléndere, INTR.: be resplendent,
shine. -splendévolet, ADJ.: resplen-
dent. -splendiméntoj, -splendérej,
M.: splendour.
ri-spogliàre, TR.: strip again.
rispon-dénte, ADJ.: respondent (answer-
ing; suitable). -dènzat, F.: correspond-
ence. |rispén-dere [L. re-spondere],
IRR.$; (IN)TR.: respond (answer); corre-
spond (agree, suit; be answerable, stand
security); be situated opposite (face,
look); yield. -dévolej, ADJ.: answer-
able; suitable. -diéro, ADJ.: answer-
ing back, impertinent (saucy); M.: saucy
fellow. -ditére, M.: responder; guaran-
tor (bondsman). -sabile, ADJ.: respon-
sible. -si6net, F.: response. -sivo =
responsivo.
$ Pret. rispd-sî, -se; -sero. Part. risposto.
vi-sposare, TR.: marry again. .
rispés-ta, F.: answer. -téeeia, disp.
of -sposta, -tina, car. or iron. dim. of
-ta, ||rispés=to, PART. of rispondere.
ri-sprangàre, TR.: bar again; rivet
(mend).
rispréndere} = risplendere.
ri-spronaére, TR.: spur again.
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ri=sputére, TR.: spit again.
ris-sa [L. rixa], F.: quarrel (strife, dis-
pute). -sdmte, ADJ.: quarrelsome. -sé-
re, INTR. : quarrel (wrangle); REFL. : quar-
rel (altercate). -séso, ADJ.: quarrel-
some. l
ri-stabiliménto, M.: reéstablishment;
repairing. |l=stabilire, TR.: reéstab-
lish (restore).
ri-stacciare, TR.: sift again; examine.
ri-stagnaménto, M.: staunching. |l=sta-
gnare, TR.: solder with tin; staunch
(stop); INTR.: stagnate. -stagnativo,
ADJ.: staunching. -stagmatura, F.:
staunching (stopping). -stagno, M.:
staunching ; stagnation.
ri-stàmpa, F.: reimpression; new edi-
tion. |l=stampare, TR.: reprint: — le
orme dt, follow the footsteps of. -stampa-
tére, M.. reprinter.
ri-stànza |, F.: cessation. ||-stare,
INTR.: cease (stop). -statat, F.: stop.
vristaur. . = restaur. .
ristecchire}, INTR.: dry up.
ri-stillare, TR.: redistill.
ristiot = rischio.
ri=stoppàre, TR.: stop with tow.
ri-stoppiare, TR.: sow with grain (corn)
again.
ristora-ménto, M.: refreshment; res-
toration; compensation. ||ristordé-re
[L. re-staurare], TR.: restore (return, re-
pair); compensate (make up for; reward);
REFL.: refresh one’s self; recover one’s
self. -tivo, ADJ.: restorative. -tére,
M., -triee, F.: restorer. -zioneélla,
dim. of -zione. -zidéme, F.: restoration;
compensation.
rizstornare, TR.: turn back. -storni-
no, M.: ‘rebound’ (boy’s game; throwing
a coin, etc., rebounding against a wall).
-stérno, M.: turning back.
ristòro [-rare], M.: restorative; comfort
(relief); compensation.
ri-strettaménte, ADV. : narrowly; brief-
ly (in short). -strettézza, F.: narrow-
ness; restriction (restraint); straitened
condition (want of means). -strettino,
dim. of -stretto. -strettire, TR.: re-
strict (narrow). -strettivo, ADJ.: re-
strictive; astringent. -strétto, PART. of
-stringere; restricted (limited, etc.); low-
est; M.: restriction; abridgment (epitome);
small group; lowest price: — con, con-
fined with; in —, in short; summarily;
starsi —, stand still; dl — del negozio,
the main part of a business. . -strign. .
=-string.. |l=strimgere, IRR.; TR.:
restrict (restrain; confine, limit); con-
strain (compress); tighten (as reins, etc.);
bind (constipate); tie (unite); shut up;
REFL.: be restricted (etc.); shrink (grow
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narrow); become close (get intimate):
-stringersi con uno, get intimate with
one; -stringersi nello spendere, economize;
-stringersi nelle spalle, shrug one’s shoul-
ders. -stringiménto, M.: restriction ;
constriction. ‘-stringitivo, ADJ.: re-
strictive. -strinto, PART. of -stringere.
ri=strisciàre, INTR.: glide again. .
ri-stuccaménto, M.: replastering.
ll=stuccare, TR.: replaster; nauseate.
-stiicco, ADJ.: surfeited (nauseated,
weary ; glutted).
ri-studifire, TR.: study again.
risueit. . = risuscit. .
ri-sudadre, INTR.: sweat again; evap-
orate.
ri-suggellàre, TR.: seal up again.
risul-taménto, M.: result. ||-tare [L.
re-sultare], INTR.: result (follow, arise).
-tàto, PART.; M.: result.
risupinoj = resupino.
ri-surg..(lit.) = -sorg.. -surreziéne,
F.: resurrection. -stirto, PART. of -sur-
gere.
risusci-taménto, M.:resuscitation. ||-ta-
re, TR.: resuscitate; INTR.: be resusci-
tated.
ri-svegliaménto, M.: (re)awakening;
rousing. |l=svegliare, TR.: (re)awaken,
arouse ; REFL.: wake up. -svegliatére,
M., -svegliatriee, F.: awakener, rouser.
-svéglio, M.: reawakening (revival).
. ristagliàre, TR.: cut (again), slice
(again); pare (clip). -tagliatére, M.:
cutter; RETAILER. -tagliétto, car.
dim. of -taglio. -taglio, M.: piece of
cloth cut out (cutting, shred); bit (— di
tempo, odd or spare moment); RETAIL (in
a —, by detail): mercante a —, retail-
dealer.
ri-tardaménto, M., -tardanza, F.:
retard (delay, stop). |l=tardare, TR.:
retard (delay, stop). -tardativo, ADJ.:
retarding, -tardatoére, M.: retarder.
-tàrdo, M.: retard (delay): in —, be-
hind time.
ritégno [ri-tenere], M.: restraint; re-
serve (self-possession ; discretion); cessa-
tion ; hindrance ; retentiveness (memory)}.
ri=-temperare, TR.: temper (again).
ri-tenénza}, F.: retention; detention.
ll=temére, IRR. ; TR.: hold again; retain
(hold back; stop; hinder; hold, keep);
maintain; INTR., REFL.: restrain or con-
tain one’s self (forbear); close; reside}:
— una cosa, keep a thing secret; — il
dono, keep the present; -tenersi con uno,
be friends with one. -teniménto, m.:
retention; restraint (reserve). -teniti-
va, F.: retentiveness (of memory). -te-
nitére, M., -tenitriee, F.: retainer;
detainer.
ritortura
ri-tentare, TR.: attempt again.
riten-tiva (pop.) = ritenitiva. -hta,
F.: retention; restraint. -utaménte,
ADV.: reservedly (cautiously). -utézza,
F.: reserve (caution, moderation). -zié-
ne, F.: retention (keeping); reserve.
ri-tèssere, TR.: weave again.
ri-tingere, IRR.; TR.: dye again,
ri-tiraménto, M.: withdrawal; contrac-
tion; retreat. |l=tirare, TR.: draw
again; draw back (RETIRE; withdraw;
take back); shrink; fetch (get out); col-
lect; INTR., REFL.: retire (withdraw, take
refuge); retreat. -tirdta, F.: retreat
(of troops; signal for retreat); withdraw-
al}; escape (evasion). -tirataménte,
ADV.: retiredly; separately. -tiratéz-
za, F.: retirement; seclusion. -tiràto,
PART.: retired, etc.; solitary. -tiro, M.: re-
tirement (withdrawal); retreat; seclusion.
rit-mica, F.: rhythmics. -mico, ADJ.:
rbythmic(al). Il=mo [L. rhythmus], x.:
rhythm. î
rito [L. -tus], M.: rite (ceremony).
ri-toccaménto, M.: retouch(ing); riset
(in price). Il=toccére, TR.. retouch
(touch again; fix up); touch upon or at
again; trim; affect again; REFL: fix
one’s self up; step with the hind-feet on
the fore-feet (of horses). -toceata, F.:
retouch. -toccatara, F.: retouching.
-tocchino, M.: slight luncheon (between
meals). -técco, ADJ.: retouched; M.:
retouch(ing), correction.
ri=tògliere, IRR. ; TR.: take back (retake,
recover). -togliménto, M.: retaking.
-tòlto, PART. of -togliere.
ritond. . = rotond. .
ri=téreere, IRR.; TR.: wring or twist
(again); turn back, RETORT; REFL.: turn
aside. -toreibile, ADJ.: that may be
twisted or turned back. -toreiménto,
M., -toreituray, F.: twisting (winding,
turning aside); retort.
ritor-nébile}, ADJ.: returnable. -na-
méntot, M.: return. ||-nére [tornare],
TR.: return; INTR.: return; become: —
in sè, come to one’s self again; — il piede,
return back; — sano, get well again.
-néta, F.: return; (Rom. Cath.) octave
procession. -nèllo, M.: repetition; (mus.)
ritornelle, -nello (burden of a song); sign
of repetition. ritér-no, ADI.: returned;
M.: return: di —, returned, back (esser
di —, return, be back).
ritòrre = ritogliere.
ri-torta = -tortola. ||=tòrto, PART, of
-torcere, twisted, etc.; tortuous. -tor-
tola, F.: fagot-band, band: aver più
-tortole che fastella, be ever ready with an
answer; have a cure for every sore. -tor-
tara, F.: twist(ing).
ritosare
ri-tosére, TR.: shear again.
ri-tradurre, IRR.; TR.: retranslate.
ritrà-ere, -ggere = ritrarre.
ri=tràrre, IRR.; TR.: draw back; draw
(move, direct); (re)trace (sketch, picture ;
delineate); reproduce; relate; take after
(remind of); derive (deduce), infer ; under-
stand; retract; withdraw (remove); REFL.:
retire (draw back, withdraw); take refuge;
change one’s mind (repent): — da, take
after, be like; — dall’impresa, abandon
the enterprise. -trattay, F.: retreat.
-trattabile, ADJ.: that may be retired
or withdrawn. -trattaméntof, M.: re-
traction (disavowal). -=trattdre, TR.:
treat (handle, consider) again; retract
(take back, disavow); portray (sketch);
REFL.: retract; portray one’s self; have
one’s portrait taken. -trattazione, F.:
retraction (disavowal). -trattino, M.:
car. dim. of -tratto; nice little portrait;
miniature. -trattista, M.: portrait-
painter. -trattivo, ADJ.: retractive;
portraying. -tratto, PART. of -trarre;
M.: portrait (picture); resultt.
ritréeine [?], M.: sink-net (fishing-net
sunk by weights to the bottom); speeding
contrivance (in water-mills): a —, con-
fusedly; head over heels; ruinously; an-
dare a —, go fast to ruins.
ri-trineerare, -trineiare, TR.:
again; cut up.
ri-tritare, TR.: bruise again.
ritrog. .} = retrog. .
ritrop. . (pop.) = idrop. .
ritré-sa, F.: bow-net; fowling-net ; eddy
in the hair. -sfeeio, disp. of -so. -sAg-
gine, F.: contrariety (contrary or op-
posing spirit, stubbornness). -saménte,
ADV.: adversely; stubbornly. -sérej,INTR.:
become contrary, grow crabbed. -sèllo,
-sétto, car. dim. of -so. -sia, -sita, F.:
adverseness; stubbornness. |lritré-so [L.
retrorsus (retro-versus, ‘back-turned’)],
ADJ.: adverse (opposed, contrary); stub-
born; wayward (wrong-headed); back-
ward}; M.: mouth of a net; trap; turn-
ing round (whirl)t: a —, in an opposite
direction or sense; against the grain.
ri-trovàbile, ADJ.: that may be found
again (recoverable). -trovaménto, M.:
finding again; discovery. |l=trovare,
TR.: find again (discover): find out; rec-
ognize; invent; REFL.: find one’s self; be
found (be); come; happen; find one’s way:
— l'orme, retrace one’s steps. -trovata,
F.: refinding; invention. -trovatére,
M.: -trovatriee, F.: finder; discoverer.
-tròvioj, -tròvo, M.: reunion (meeting,
society, circle).
rit-taméntet, ADV.: directly. |l-to [ret
to], ADI.: right (straight); upright (up;
cut
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just); Apv.: directly; M.: right (side,
etc.); straightening piece: star (levarsi)
—, stand up; andar —, deal honestly ;
per —, perpendicularly; avere due -ti,
or non avere nè — nè rovescio, be per-
fect from any side (or view). -to=ro-
vèscio, ADV.: upside down.
ritu-le [L. -lis], ADJ., M.: ritual. -lista,
pl. —ti, M.: ritualist. -lmémte, ADV.:
by way of ritual.
ri-tuffàre, TR.: dip (plunge) again.
ri-turdre, TR.: shut (again), stop up.
ri-fingere, IRR.; TR.: grease or anoint
again.
ri-uniméntof, M., -uniéne, F.: reunion
(assembly, meeting); heaping, uniting.
||=unire, TR.: reunite; unite (join); rec-
oncile. -unitivo, aDJ.: capable of unit-
ing.
ri-usare, TR.: use again.
ri-uscibile, ADJ.: that may succeed.
-uscibilità, F.: possibility of success.
ll=uscire, IRR. (pres. -esc-); INTR.: suc-
ceed (prosper); happen (turn out); come
out (lead); conclude (end); finally become;
dispatch: — in (or a), lead to; — d'una
cosa, part with a thing; -wscirsi d’ una
cosat, get rid of a thing. -uscita, F.:
issue (end); success; profit.
riva [L. ripa], F.: bank; shore (coast);
limit: — —, along the shore (or coast).
ri-vaeeinàre, TR.: revaccinate.
rivaggio} = riva.
ri-vagheggiare, TR.: court again.
rivà-le [L. -lis], M.: rival. -leggiàre,
INTR.: be rivals (compete). oa
ri-valére, IRR.; REFL.: recover (grow
strong again).
ri-valicare, TR.: traverse again.
ri=validazione, F.: rendering valid
again; confirmation.
rivalita [rivale], F.: rivalry.
rivalso, PART. of rivalere.
ri-vangàre, TR.: dig up (hoe) again;
search into.
ri=varcare, TR.:
again.
ri=vedére, IRR.; TR.: see again; review
(revise); look over (again); examine;
REFL. : see one another again (meet again):
a -vederci, till we meet again, good-bye.
-vediménto}, M.: revision. -vedito-
rato, M.: revisers (reviewer's) office.
-veditére, M., -veditriee, F.: reviser,
reviewer. -vedita, F.: revision.
rive-labile, ADJ.: revealable. -lamén-
to}, M.: revealing. ||-lare [L. re-velare
(velum, veil)], TR.: reveal. -lativo, ADJ.:
revealing. -latére, M., -latriee, F.:
revealer. -laziéne, F.: revelation.
rivellino [?], M.: (fort.) RAVELIN (de-
tached, salient work).
rivellino
pass over (ford)
rivendere
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ri-véndere, TR.: sell again; retail: —
uno, surpass (outdo) one; cheat one.
ri=vendicare, TR.: revenge; revindicate
(prove valid); recover. -vendicaziéne,
F.: revindication, recovery. !
rivén-dita [-dere], r.: reselling; retail;
retail-shop. -ditéra, F., -ditére, M.,
-ditriee, F.: retail-dealer; huckster,
-tress. -digliola, F., -dagliolo, M.:
huckster, -tress.
ri=venire, IRR.; INTR.: come back (re-
turn); spring (from, proceed); REFL.: re-
cover one’s senses. -ventito, PART.
riverbe- raménto, M.: reverberation.
ll-rare [L- re-verberare], INTR.: rever-
berate (reflect). -ratéio, M.: reverber-
atory furnace. -raziòne, F.: reverber-
ation (reflection). rivérbe-ro, M.: re-
verberation (reflection); reverberator: for-
no di —, reverberatory furnace; di —,
indirectly.
riverdire} = rinverdire. ;
rive-rénte, ADJ.: reverent (respectful).
-renteménte, ADJ.: respectfully. -rèn-
za, F.: reverence (respect; bow, courte-
sy, salutation): far — or -renze, make a
bow, salute; strisciar -renze, bow (with
ref. to scraping the foot). -renziàle,
ADJ.: reverential (respectful). -renzi-
na, car. dim. of -renza. -renzéna, F.,
-renzéne (jest.), aug. of -renza. |l-rire
[L. re-vereri (fear)], TR.: revere (respect,
honour) ; bow respect to (bow to, salute ;
greet): -ritemi (-mi, ‘for me’) il vostro
signor zio, present my respects to your
uncle ; -riscimelo (-me-lo, ‘him for me’),
(iron.) ‘my regards to him (it)’ = don’t
mention him (it).
ri-versaménto, M.: overturningt; pour-
ing out. =versàre, TR.: turn overt;
overturny ; pour out (again), throw ; REFL.:
pour (itself out): — la colpa (or broda)
addosso u uno, throw the blame upon
one. -versibile, ADJ.: reversible. -ver-
sibilità, F.: reversibility. -versiéne,
F.: reversion. |=vèrtereij, IRR.; TR.:
revert.
rivesc..= rovese..
ri-vestiménto, M.: clothing, etc., again ;
(fort.) revetment (facing to sustain an
embankment). |l=vestire, TR.: dress
(clothe) again; vest (deck, dress); invest;
(mil.) revet (face an embankment, etc.).
riviéra [L. riparia (cf. riva)], F.: sea-
board (coast); (poet., pop.) river: esser
da bosco e da —, he fit (or ready) for any-
thing.
rivilicare}, TR.: search thoroughly.
ri=vineere, IRR.; TR.: reconquer. -vin-
eita, F.: reconquering; revenge (after-
game). -vintaj, F.: reconquering. -vin-
to, PART. of -vincere.
robicciola
ri-visita, F.: revisit. ||=visitare, m™.:
revisit.
ri-vista, F.: revision; review. |l=vîsto,
PART. of -vedere.
ri-viva, INTERJ.: vivat again! long live!
-vivàrej = rcvvivare. ||=vivere, IRR;
INTR.: revive. -vivificàre, TR.: revive
(restore to life). -vivîre, INTR.: (pop.)
revive. -viviscènte, ADJ.: reviviscent
(reviving).
rivo [L. -vus], M.: stream (rivulet, brook).
rivoca-bile, ADJ.: revocable. -ménto,
M.: revoking. |lrivocd=re [L. re-voca-
re], TR.: revoke (call back, recall; repeal).
-tivo, -tòrio, ADJ.: revocatory. -ziéne,
F.: revocation (recall; repeal).
ri=-volare, INTR.: try again.
ri=volére, IRR.; TR.: desire (want) again.
rivolétto, dim. of rivolo.
ri=vòlgere, IRR.; TR.: revolve (turn,
turn round ; reflect upon) ; overturn; wrap .
up; REFL.: turn; turn round or back;
change one’s mind; have recourse; roll.
-volgiménto, M.: turning (turn; revo-
lution).
rivolo [rivo], M.: (poet.) rivulet (brook).
ri-vòlta [volto], F.: turn(ing) ; revolt (re-
bellion); change (vicissitude). -volta-
ménto, M.: turn, revolution. ||=volta-
re, TR.: turn (turn over, invert); make
revolt (incite to rebellion); revolvet;
change: -voltarsi ad uno, turn angrily
upon a person. -voltatére, M., -vol-
tatriee, F.: upturner; revolter. -ta-
tira, F.: (up)turning. -voltélla, F.:
revolver. -vòlto, PART. of -volvere. -vol-
tolaménto, M.: revolution. -volto-
lére, TR.: turn round (roll); wallow.
-voltoléne, M.: great revolution. -vol-
téso, ADJ.: rebellious (seditious). -vol-
tira}, F.: revolution; winding; evasion.
-voluziongrio, ADJ.: revolutionary. -vo-
luziéne [-volvere], F.: revolution (re
bellion).
ri-vomitàre, TR.: revomit.
ri-votare, TR.: empty again.
riz-zaménto, M.: erection (raising).
ll-z4re [ritto], TR.: raise (eRECT, set Up,
plant); REFL.: stand up (rise); stand on
end.
roano [?], ADJ., M.: roan. .
ròb [Ar. robb], M.: rob (inspissated juice
of fruit). :
rò-ba [OGer. roub, booty], F.: stuff (arti-
cles, goods, things); property; ROBE
(gown, dress): far —, accumulate prop-
erty, get rich; quanta —? how many
things? -bdeeia, F.: disp. of -ba; poor
stuff (trash, etc.). :
rébbia [L. rubia], F.; madder (for dyeing).
ro-bétta, disp. dim. of -ba. -bieeiat,
-bieeiòla, dim. of -ba.
robinia
robinia [herbalist Robin], F.: (bot.) ro-
binia.
rob6-ne [roba], M.: official gown. -niie-
eia, disp. dim. of -ne.
roboràrej = corroborare.
robu-staménte, ADV.: robustly (sturdi-
ly). -stézza, F.: robustness (sturdiness).
-stissimo, ADJ.: most vigorous. ||ro-
buaesto [L. -stus], aDJ.: robust (sturdy) ;
vigorous.
rocaggine [raucedine], F.: (pop.) hoarse-
ness.
réceal [? Pers. rukh], F.: fort (mostly
upon a rock, fortress, tower); ( poet.) rock.
réc-ca2 [OGer. -co], F.: distaff. -edta,
F.: distaff-ful; blow with a distaff.
roeeétto [Fr. -chet (OGer. rok, cloak)],
m.: kind of surplice.
roc-chélla, F.: bobbin. -chétta, dim.
of -cal, -ca2. -chettino, dim. of
-chetto. |l-ehétto [-ca2], M.: (weav.)
bobbin (spool); quill (spindle); small
cogwheel ; rarely for roccetto.
roécchio [roccot], M.: oblong roundish piece
(of wood, stone, etc.; clump of wood);
roller; piece of sausage; jet of water;
PL.: curl: — di voce, strong voice.
ròe-eia [? Celt. roc], F.: rock (precipice);
filth (dirt). -eiéso, ADJ.: rocky; dirty.
réccof! [-ca1], M.: ROOK (at chess).
rocco 2, M.: cane; crosier.
roccoccò [Fr. rococo], M.:
style in 18th Cent.).
ro-chézza, F.: hoarseness. ||rò=co [L.
raucus], ADJ.: hoarse (raucous, harsh).
ro-dénte, ADJ.: gnawing (rodent, sharp).
lr6-dere [L.], IRR.$; TR.: gnaw (bite;
corrode); REFL.: chafe with rage: — il
freno, bite the bit; fret. -diménto, M.:
gnawing; anguish. -dio, M.: constant
gnawing. -ditére, M., -ditriee, F.:
gnawer. -dituray, F.: gnawing.
§ Pret. rd-sî, -se; -sero. Part. rdso.
rodomon-tàta, F.: rodomontade (blus-
ter). |[Rodomén-te, m.: Rodomonte
(boasting hero in Orlando Furioso) ; rodo-
mont (braggadocio). -tésco, ADJ.: rodo-
mont (blustering).
réffiaj, F.: dense fog.
roga-re [L., ask], TR.: (leg.) draw up and
sign as notary, execute. -tére, M.: no-
tary (attorney). -tòrio, ADJ.: rogatory.
-zidni, F. PL.: rogation-week (2d before
Whit-Sunday, when litanies were sung).
réggiot, ADI.: reddish.
rògito [rogare], M.: (leg.) notarial execu-
tion (of a document; drawing up and
signing it); PL.: rights of notarial exe-
cution. ——
ré-gna [OFr. -nge (L. rubigo, redness)],
F.: scab (mange). -gnétta, dim. of
«gna.
rococo (florid
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rognéne [Fr. -gnon (L. ren)], M. : kidney.
rognéso [-gna], ADI. : scabby.
rògo1 [L. rogus], M.: pyre (funeral pile).
régo 2 [L. rubus], M.: blackthorn.
rogumgrej, TR.: ruminate.
romai-olata, r.: ladleful. -olino, dim.
of -olo. |l=òdlo [ramaiolo], M.: ladle.
roma-naménte, ADV.: in Roman fashion.
-neio, ADJ., M.: Rumansh (language).
-nésco, ADJ.: Roman (esp. ref. to the
mod. Roman dialect); M.: (mod.) Roman;
(mod.) Roman dialect: a la -nesca, Roman
fashion. -mîsmo, m.: Romanism (expres-
sion of the Roman dialect). -nîsta, pl.
—ti, M.: ‘Romanist’ (one versed in old
Roman law). ||lroma-no1 [L. -nus], ADJ.,
M.: Roman.
romano2 [Ar. rommana], M.: weight of
the steelyard.
roman-òlogo, ADJ.: versed in the Roman
dialect or Romance languages. -tica-
ménte, ADJ.: romantically. -ticheria,
F.: romantic affectation. -tieismo, M.:
romanticism. -’tico, ADJ.: romantic;
M.: Romanticist (adherent of the Romantic
school). -’za, F.: romance; (mus.) ro-
manza (air). -zaeeio, disp. of -nzo.
-zatérej, M.: romancer. -zeggiare,
INTR.: write romances. -zéro, M.: col-
lection of romances. -zésco, ADI.:
romantic. -zétto,. car. dim. of -zo.
-zièra, F., -zière, M.: romancer (novel
writer). Il='z0 [-no], ADJ.: Romance (ref.
to language: lingue -ze, Romance lan-
guages); M.: romance (novel).
rém-ba [? echoic], r.: rumbling (roar).
-bare, INTR.: rumble; hum. -bazzo,
M.: rumbling (roar). -bo1, M.: rum-
bling (noise); humming (buzzing, whizz).
rém-bo2 [L. rhombus], M.: rhomb. -boi-
dale, ADJ.: rhomboidal. -béide, M.:
rhomboid.
rémbo-laj, F.: sling. -larey, TR.:
sling. -latéref, m.: slinger.
ro-méa, F. of -meo. -meaggio}, M.:
pilgrimage. ||ro-méo [Roma, Rome], M.:
pilgrim (orig’ly to Rome, then gen’ly).
rémiee [L. rumex], M.: sorrel (the herb).
romiret, INTR.: rumble.
romi-tàeeio, disp. of -to. -taggio, M.:
hermitical life (seclusion); hermitage.
-tàno, ADJ.: solitary; M.: Augustine
friar. -tèllo, dim. of -to. -téscot,
-ticot, ADJ.: solitary. |lromi-to [ere-
mita], ADJ.: eremitical, solitary (lonely);
M.: hermit. -téme, aug. of -to. -tò-
rio, M.: hermitage.
romor..=rumor..
rém-pere [L. rumpere], IRR.$; TR.:
break; RUPTure; interRUPT (stop); ROUT;
change; REFL.. break away: — il cape
a, tease; — la guerra, make war; — în
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mare, shipwreck; — un pericolo, turn
aside a danger; — la testa, weary ; -perst
ad ira, fall into a passion; -perst a ridere,
burst out laughing ; -persi di, desist from;
-persi in parole, begin speaking. -pé-
vole}, ADI.: fragile (brittle). -pi=cépo,
M.: tiresome person or thing; bore. -pi=
còllo, m.: dangerous person or thing;
‘breakneck’ (precipice); breakneck (rash)
enterprise : a —, in a breakneck (ruinous)
manner. -piménto, M.: breaking (frac-
ture; breach).
stivali, F.: vexatious person (bore).
-pitére, M., -pitriee, F.: breaker. -pi-
tira}, F.: breaking.
§ Pret. r9-fî, -de ; -pero; (rarely 7ép-2:,
etc.). Part. ro¢to.
rén-ca [-co], F.: hedgebill, weeding-hook.
-care, TR.: cut down (weed, clear). -ca-
tara, F.: weeding.
rén-chioj [rocchio], M.: bunch; hump.
-chiéne, m.: large block (of wood or
stone). -chidsof, ADJ.: rugged (rough).
ron-eiglifrej, TR.: catch with a hook.
|l-eiglio [-co], M.: hook; harpoon.
roneiénet = ronzone.
rén-co [L. runcus], M.: hedgebillt; blind
alley. -‘cola, F.: hedgebill. -coldta,
F.: cut with hedgebill. -’colo, m.: curbed
knife. -céme, aug. of -co. ;
rénda [Fr. ronde], F.: round (patrol).
rén-dinaj, ||-dine [L. hirundo], F.:
swallow. -dinèlla, -dinétta, r., -di-
mino, M.: car. dim. of -dine (esp. of the
nest); early fig. -dinòtto, M.: young
swallow. -déne, M.: martin (swallow).
ron-fare, ||-fidre [L. re-in-flare (blow)],
INTR.: snore.
ron-zaménto, M.: humming (buzzing,
rumble); ramble. ||-zare [Ger. runzen],
INTR.: hum (buzz), rumble; turn about,
wander about (ramble).
ronzino [OFr. roncin (?)], M.:
horse (pony).
ron-zio, |rén-zoj [-zare], M.: humming
(buzz, rumble). -zéme, m.: large fly;
stallion}.
ro-rare}, TR.: bedew. -réstroj, M.:
bryony. |lré-rido [L. -ridus (ros, dew)],
ADJ.: (poet.) dewy.
résal [-so (-dere)], F.:
(made by waters).
rò-sa2 [L.], F.: rose; (poet.) virginity ;
rosette (badge); red spot; (— de venti)
compass-card; rose (opening in a guitar,
etc.): — canina, dog-rose; legno di —,
rosewood; Pasqua di -se, Pentecost; far
la —, spread (of small shot). -sfeeo,
ADJ.: of rose-colour, rosy. -saiétto,
car. dim. of -saio. -saibnet, aug. of
-saio. -sario, M.: rosary. -sato, ADI.:
rosy; made of roses: acqua -sata, rose-
rompevole
driving-
itching; hollow
-pi-scatole, M., -pi=
rota
water; giorni -sati, white days, happy
days; Pasqua -sata (us'ly di rose), Pente-
cost.
roseceh. . = rosicch. .
rosbiffe [Eng. roast beef], M.: roast beef,
ro-sellina [-sa], F.: damask-rose: dar
-selline, flatter, court. rò-seo, ADJ:
rosy. -séto, M.: rose-plot, bed of roses,
-sétta, pop. dim. of -sa; rosette; set of
precious stones (in a ring, rose of dia-
monds); white spot (on horse’s head).
rosi=ecdre [roso], TR.: nibble; gnaw
(eat). -eatira, F.: nibbling. -cchié-
re, TR.: nibble.
rosicchièroj, M.: rose-coloured enamel.
rosicchiolo [rosicchiare], M.: dry piece
of bread.
rosi-gnolétto, car. dim. of -gnolo.
ll-gn(u)élo [p. L. *lusciniolus (L. lusci-
nius)], M.: nightingale.
rosmarino [-nus], M. :
réso, PART. of rodere.
roso-làeeio [rosa], M.: wild poppy. -lé-
re, TR.: roast; beat. -lia, F.: mea-
sles.
rosòlio [Fr. rossolis (L. ros solis, ‘sun's
dew’)], M.: rosolis (kind of liquor).
ròsolo [-lare], m.: roasting.
roséne [rosa], M.: rosette.
ros-pàeeio, M.: disp. of -po; clown; boor.
-pétto, dim. of -po. |lrés-po [? L. rus-
pari, seek], M. : toad.
ros-saceio, disp. of -s0. -sdstro, ADJ.:
reddish. -seggifànte, ADJ.: tending to
red (reddish). -seggiàre, INTR.: incline
to red (be reddish). ‘ -sellino, x.: sort
of olive-tree. -séllo, M.: red spot or
scar. -sétto, ADJ.: reddish. -sézza,
F.: redness. -siedref, INTR.: redden.
-sieeio, -signo, ADJ.: reddish. ||rés=
so [L. russus], ADJ., M.: red: — d’ uovo,
yolk of an egg; divenir —, blush. -'so-
la, F.: red (eatable) mushroom. -sére,
M.: redness, blush. -soréttot, dim. of
-sore.
ròsta [Ger. rost, gridiron], r.: grated
window over doors, etc. (fan-shaped door-
window, transom); grating (of such win-
dow); big fan (leafy twig)}.
ros-tieeére [arrostire], M.: vender of
roasted meat. -tieeeria, F.: roast-meat
shop. -tieeio, M.: dross (scoria), esp.
in pl.; insignificant: person (weakling).
ròs-to = arrosto.
ro-stréle, ADI. : rostral. -stràto, ADJ.:
beaked. |rò-stro [L. -strum], m.: beak
(of a bird; of a ship); proboscisj; ros-
trum.
ro-same [roso], M.: gnawing. -stirat,
F.: gnawing; erosion; PL.: crumbs. _
rò-ta [L.], F.: wheel (circular-frame, ci-
cle, round ; instrument of torture); turn:
rosemary.
rotabile
— con denti, cog-wheel; — di poppa,
(nav.) wheel of the stern-post; le stellate
-te, the heavens ; andar a —, wheel about.
-tabile, ADJ.: practicable (fit to be trav-
elled on).
rotaeismo [Gr. rho, ‘r’], M.:
(change to r).
ro-taia [rota], F.: wheel-track (cart-rut);
rail, -taménto, M.: rotation (rolling).
-tare, INTR.: turn as a wheel (roll, wheel,
ROTATE); TR.: break on the wheel (tor-
ture); REFL.: turn round (rotate). -ta-
to, PART.: turned round, etc.; ADJ.: fur-
nished with wheels. -tatére, M., -ta-
triee, F.: rotator. -tatòrio, ADJ.: ro-
tatory. -tazione, F.: rotation. -tea-
ménto, M.: rotation. -tefire, INTR.:
rotate (go round, revolve). -teaziéne,
F.: rotation. -télla, F.: dim. of -ta;
round shield (buckler); shield-like object ;
knee-pan. -tellina, dim. of -iella. -tel-
léne, aug. of -tella. -tino, M.: dim. of
-ta; front-wheel. -tolaménto, M.: roll-
ing. -tolare, TR., INTR.: turn round
(oll); roll down. -tolétto, dim. of -tolo.
rò-tolo, M.: roll (scroll); roller. -tolé-
ne, M.: big roll(ing): a -toloni, rolling;
andar —, roll down.
rotén-da, F.: rotunda.
ADV.: circularly. -dfre, TR.: round
(make round). -deggiàre, INTR.: be-
come round (round). -dézzaj, -dità,
F.: rotundity (roundness). |lrotén-do
[L. rotundus], ADJ.: round (circular, ro-
tund).
roténe, aug. of -fa.
rét-ta, F.: rupture (breach); break-
ing down; rout (overthrow); -. confusion;
wrath (anger): mettere in —, rout, de-
feat; partire in —, go away in anger;
partire a — di collo, rush away in great
hurry; far la —, open the way; venire
alle -te, get angry, have a fall-out. -ta-
me, M.: heap of broken things (frag-
ments, crumbs). -taménte, ADV.: ina
broken way; excessively}. -tézza, F.:
rupture. |lréteto, PART. of rompere;
broken (broken up; ruptured); routed;
bruised; worn out; violent (boisterous);
inclined ; interrupted ; m.: break (rupture,
fracture); (arith.) fraction. -tòrio, M.:
cautery. -tara, F.: break(ing), rupture
(fracture; hernia); rent (cleft); breach:
venire a —, have a fall-out.
rétula [L. (cf. rotella)], F.: knee-pan.
rovagliéne} = ravaglione.
rovai-feeioj, disp. of -0o. |lrovai-o
Ci, M.: north-wind. -ondeeiot, disp.
of -o.
ro-véllat, F.,-véllo, M.: fury (madness).
-ventdre, TR.: make red hot (inflame).
ll-vémte [L. rubens, REDdening], ADI.:
rhotacism
-daménte,
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RED hot (burning; vehement); boilingf.
-ventézza}, F.: burning heat. -venti-
no, M.: black pudding (of hog’s blood).
révere [L. robur], M.: oak.
rové-scia, F.: lapel (facing, cuff). -scia-
ménto, M.: overturn; overthrow. -scia-
re, TR.: overturn (invert; upset); over-
throw (throw down); REFL.: be overturned
(be upset, tip over); spill. -sciatére,
M.: overturner (upsetter). -sciatara,
F.: overturning ; overthrowing. -scino,
M.: knitting-loop (stitch). |lrové-scio
[L. reversus], ADJ.: REVERSE (opposite);
M.: reverse (opposite) side; wrong side;
reverse (opposite); part turned back (la-
pel, facing); inside (lining of a coat); sud-
den downpour (heavy shower); reprimand:
a —, the wrong side outward (inside out);
on the wrong side; quite contrary; the
wrong way (wrongly); amiss; down on the
back: tenere uno a —, keep one down on
the back; — di fortuna, reverse of for-
tune. -sciéme, M.: aug. of -scio; great
reverse; heavy downpour or shower; back-
stroke: a —, backward; upon one’s back.
rovéto [rovo], Mm. : place full of briars.
rovi-na [L. ruina], F.: RUIN (destruction);
violence. -naméntoj, m.: ruin. -nà-
re, TR.: ruin (destroy); INTR.: fall into
ruins; fall precipitously (from heaven).
-natiecio}, ADJ.: somewhat ruined or
dilapidated (falling into ruins). -naté-
re, M., -natriee, F.: ruiner (destroyer).
-névolet, ADJ.: furious. -nevolmén-
tet, ADV.: furiously. -mio, M.: falling
into ruins; crash. -mosaménte, ADV.:
ruinously; furiously. -méso, ADJ.: ruin-
ous (destructive); violent (furious).
rovi-stàre [? revisitare], TR.: rummage
(ransack, search). -statére, M.: rum-
mager. -stidre}, TR.: rummage; INTR.,
REFL.: wallow. -stio, M.: rummaging;
confusion. -stolaret} = -stare.
révo [L. rubus], M.: briar (bramble).
rézza [? Ger. ross], F.: jade (sorry HORSE).
roz-zaménte, ADV.: roughly. -zézza,
-zitàf, F.: roughness. |rézezo [L. ru-
dis], ADJ.: rough (RUDE, rugged, harsh);
raw: seta -za, raw silk. -z6ne, aug. of
-20. -zòtto, ADJ.: rather rough (rude).
-zaime}, M.: roughness (rudeness).
riba [-re], F.: robbery (rapine); pillage:
mandar a —, give up to pillage; vendere
a —, sell rapidly. -cchiaménto, M.:
petty theft (pilfering). -cchifre, TR.:
pilfer. =c(u)òri, M., F.: ‘heart-robber’
(charmer). -gionet, F., -ménto, M.:
robbery. =mbnte, M.: a game of cards.
|ruba-re [Ger. rauben], TR.: steal (ROB;
take away; plagiarize): — i cammini,
rob on the highroads. -tére, M., -triee,
F.: thief (robber). -tirat, F.: robbery.
rubatura
430 rubbio
rabbio [L. rubidus (divisions marked in
‘red’)], M.: sort of measure (about 3 hec-
tolitres).
rubell. .{ = ribell. .
ruberia [-bare], F.: stealing (robbery).
rubest. . {= robust. .
rubicéndo [L. -cundus]; ADI.: rubieund
(ruddy, red).
rubid. .{ = ruvid..
rubificà-ret, TR.: rubify (make red).
-tivoy}, ADJ.: making red.
rubiglia = robiglia.
ru-binéttoj, dim. of -bino. ||=bîno [L.
-ber, red], M.: RUBY. -binésot, ADJ.:
red as a ruby. -bidlaf, F.: sort of
grape. -bizzo, -bizzo, ADJ.: hale-look-
ing (robust); of fresh colour (florid).
ribo} = rovo.
enblo [Russ. rub/], M.: ruble.
rabri-cal [L. ruber, red)], F.: red-chalk.
rubri-ca2, F.: rubric (title, once us'ly
red; initial letters; lithurgic rules). -ea-
re, TR.: rubricate. -caziénet, F.: red-
ness. -eista, pl. ti, M.: rubricist.
«fibroj, ADI. : red.
ri-cat [L -eruca], -chétta, F.: garden-
rocket.
rade [L. rudis], ADI.: rude (rough).
rideri [L. -dera (pl. of -dus)], M. PL.:
rubbish (of old buildings).
rudi-mentale, ADJ.: rudimental. ||-mén-
to [L. -mentum], M.: rudiment.
riffa [OGer. (t)ruf, snatching], F.: scram-
ble (for catching a thing thrown); wild
rush; press (throng): far la —, start a
scramble (by throwing coins, etc.); far a
raffa, make a scramble, catch what one
can.
ruffid-na, F.: procuress (pimp). -née-
eia,-nfeeio, disp. of -na, -no. -na-
méntoij, M.: pimping. -néreij, -neg-
gidre, INTR.: pimp. -nèlla, dim. of
“na. -neria, F.: pimping; artifice. -né-
sco, ADJ.: pimping. -mésimo, M.: pimp-
ing; artifice. |lruffid-no [? L. rufulus,
‘reddish’ (ref. to dress or prostitutes’
hats)], M.: procurer (pimp, go-between,
Eng.} RUFFIAN).
raf(f)o-la [?], F.: palmer-worm. -lére,
INTR.: grub; eat (said of beasts).
riga [L.], F.: wrinkle; street}.
rig-gere} = -gîre. -ghiaméntof, M.:
roar(ing). -ghidre, INTR.: roar. -'ghio,
M.: roar.
raggi-ne [L. aerugo], F.: rust; mildew
(blight); rancour. -nénte}, -néso,
ADJ.: rusty.
ruggio = rugghio.
ruggire [L. rugire], INTR.: roar.
rugià-da [Sp. rociada (L. ros, dew)], F.:
dew. -déso, ADJ.: dewy.
rugiolénet, m.: box (cuff).
rutto
ruglidre [ruggire], INTR.: growl; roar,
ru-gosita, F.: rugosity (wrinkled: condi.
tion). Il-géso [-ga], ADI.: wrinkled (r.
gose).
rugum. .} = rumin..
ruin. . (poet.) = rovin. .
ruirej, INTR.: rush.
rul-lare [L. rotolare], TR.: roll; nm:
roll (also of drums). -lio, M.: (continued)
rolling -lo, M.: roller; casting; top.
ram [Eng.], (pop.) ram-me, M.: rum,
rumi-nante, ADJ., M.: ruminant. lend.
re [L.], INTR.: ruminate; (fig.) cogitate
(ponder), -natére, M., -natriee, 1:
ruminator. -naziéne, F.: rumination,
rum6é-re [L. -r], M.: indistinct noise
(noise, rumbling, Eng.t RUMOR); uproar
(tumult) ; rumor (report) : far —, make a
noise; be much talked about; burst out
in anger. -reggiaméntof, M.: noise;
uproar. -reggiamte, ADJ.: noisy. -reg-
gidre, INTR.: make a noise. -rieeio,
disp. dim. of -re. -rino, dim. of -re.
rumo-rio, M.: (long) noise. -rosa-
ménte, ADV.: noisily. -réso, ADI:
noisy. -raecio, disp. dim. of -re.
runeigl. .| = roncigl..
ruòlo [Fr. réle], M.: roll (register).
ruot.. = rot..
ripe [L. -pes], F.: rock (cliff). -pieél-
la, dim. of -pe. -pinésot, ADI.: craggy,
steep.
rurale [L. -lis], ADI. : rural (rustic).
ru-scellétto, car. dim. of -scello. -scei-
lino, poet. dim. of -scello. |l-=scèllo
[Fr. ruisseau], M.: RIVULET (brook).
ris-chiaf, ||-co [L. -cus], M.: butcher's
broom.
rusignòlo = rosignolo.
ra-spa, F.: scrapingt; gathering; cart.
ll-spare [L. -spari], INTR.: scrapet;
gather chestnuts (olives); cart.
ru-spo [?], M.: sequin (Florentine coin);
ADJ.: new-coined. -spéne, aug. of -spi
(3 sequins).
rus-sare, INTR.: snore. -sof, M.: snoring.
rusti-caggine, F.: rusticity. -efile,
ADI. : rustic (rural). -ca(1)ménte, ADV.:
rustically. -cdmot, ADJ.: rustic. -ef-
ret, INTR.: rusticate (live in the country).
-chétto, dim. of -co. -chézza, -eita,
F.: rusticity. ||raisti-co [L. -cus (rus,
land)], ADJ.: rustic (rural; rude, coarse);
M.: rustic (peasant). -céme, aug. of -00.
rata [L.], F.: rue (a plant).
ruticérej, INTR.: budge.
ruti-lante, ADJ.: resplendent. ||-léret
[L:], INTR. : shine.
rut-tàre, INTR.: eruct (belch). -teg-
gidre, INTR.: keep on belching. |l-to
[L. ructus], m.: (e)RucTation (belching,
wind).
ruvidamente
ruvi-daménte, ADJ.: roughly. -dét-
to, dim. of -do. -dézza, -dita, F.:
roughness. |rfivi-do [L. ruidus], ADI.:
rough (uneven ; harsh).
ruvistàre} = rovistare.
ruvistico [ligustro], M.: (bot.) privet
(prim).
ruz-zaméntoij, M.: sport (play). -zdn-
te, ADJ.: sporting; sportful (playful).
ll-zére [?], INTR.: sport (play). -zo, M.:
sport; sportfulness; waggery; caprice
(wantonness).
riizzo-la [L. *roteola (rota, wheel)], F.:
peg-top (top). -lére, TR., INTR.: spin (a
top, whirl; spin round); roll down; sink
(of a ship). -léme, aug. of -la; large
rolling thing (as stone, etc.); large roll;
sudden rolling down or fall: (a) -loni,
rolling (down); andare (a) -loni, come
rolling.
s esse, pl. esse or essi [L.], F., M.: s (the
letter).
s-, 8-, s=, s= [L. ex-, out of; or dis-, off]:
privative or intensive prefix.
saba-tico, ADJ.: Sabbatic. -tina, F.:
Sabbath festivity. -timo, ADJ.: of a Sab-
bath, Sabbath-. -tismo, M.: observance
of the Sabbath. |ls&ba-to [Heb. shabath,
resting-day], M.: Sabbath: far sera e —,
conclude in haste.
sabdudo [Savoia, Savoy], ADI.: of Savoy.
sabka. .} = saba. . .
sab-bia [L. -ula, pl. of -ulum], r.: sand;
gravel. -bidre}, TR.: fill or cover with
sand. -bioneèllo, dim. of -bione. -bid-
ne, M.: sandy soil. -bionieeio, dim.
of -bione. -biéso, ADJ.: sandy.
sae-ca [L. -cus, SACK], F.: wallet (satchel);
bag; also pl. of -co. -cdeeio, disp. of
-co. -cdia, F.: sack-rack (in a barn);
knapsack}. -ca-pane, M.: breadbag.
-cardèllo, dim. of -cardo. -cardof, M.:
baggage master (of an army); soldier’s
scrub; rascal. -carèlloj, dim. of -co.
-cata [-co], F.: bagful (of clothes); piece
of land (sowed by a sack of grain).
saeeén-te [sapiente], ADJ.: SAPIENT (pre-
tentious of learning, pedantic); M.: wise-
acre (witling, pedant). -temémte, ADV.:
sapiently. -teria, F.: sapiency (pre-
tence to learning, self-conceit). -tino,
dim. of -te. -tome, disp. aug. of -te.
-tiizzo = -tino.
saccheg-giaménto, M.: sacking, pillag-
ing. |l-gidre [sacco], TR.: SACK (a city).
-giatére, M., -giatrice, F.: pillager.
sacchég-gio, M.: sacking (pillaging).
sacchét-ta, dim. of sacca. -tare, TR.:
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-tina, dim. of -ta.
-to, M.: small bag.
saeppolare
beat with sand-bags.
-tino, dim. of -to.
-téne, aug. of -to.
saeeiu-tèllot, dim. of -to.
pedantism, self-conceit.
cente.
sfic=co [L. -cus], pl. -cht or (esp. as full)
-¢a, M.: SACK (big bag); sackcloth; sack
(pillage); belly: colmare il —, pass the
limits, overdo; dare il — a, pillage,
plunder; far —, heap up; vivere col capo
nel —, live thoughtlessly; metter in —
uno, conquer one in debate; sciorre il —,
let out the bag, slander; tenere (or parare)
il —, be an accomplice; a -chi or -ca,
in great quantity. -còeeia, F.: pocket.
sac-colof, M.: little sack. -comannof,
M.: sack (pillage); baggage-master; sol-
diers’ scrub. -co=-métteref, TR.: give
to plunder, sack. -confieeio, disp. of
-cone. -coneéllo, dim. of -cone. -céne,
M.: straw mattress.
sacen. .} = sacco. .
saeéllo[L. -cellum (dim. of sacer,SACRED)],
M.: chapel, oratory.
saeer-dotàle, ADJ.: sacerdotal (priestly).
-dotalménte, ADv.: sacerdotally (in a
priestly manner). -dotaticof, M.: priest-
hood. |l-déte [-dos (sacer, holy)], M.:
priest. -dotéssa, F.: priestess. -détof,
M.: priest. -dòzio, M.: priesthood, priestly
function; ADJ.{: priestly.
sa-cra, F.: anniversary of consecration
(of a church); holy-dayf; dedicationt.
-cramentale, ADJ.: sacramental. -cra-
mentalménte, ADV.: sacramentally.
-cramentare, TR.: administer the sacra-
ment to; give the last sacrament, com-
-tézza, F.:
l|-'tot = sac-
municate; REFL.: receive communion.
-cramentàrio, M.: sacramental rite.
-craménto, M.: sacrament; blessed
host; oath; divine revelation}; veil (of a
nun)f. -erare, TR.: consecrate. -era-
rio, M.: sacristy. -eréto, PART.: of
-crare; M.: sacred ground (in front of a
church). -crestia, F.: sacristy. -crifi-
caménto, M.: sacrifice. -erificinte,
PART. of -erificare; M.: sacrificer. -eri-
ficdre, TR.: sacrifice; consecrate. -cri-
ficatére, M., -crificatrice, F.: sacri-
ficer. -crificaziéne, F.: sacrifice. -eri-
fico}, ADJ.: sacrificial. -erificio, -cri-
fizio, M.. sacrifice. -crilegaménte,
ADV.: sacrilegiously. -crilégio, M.:
sacrilege. -crilego, ADJ.: sacrilegious.
-cristano}, M.: sacristan (SEXTON).
-eristia}, F.: sacristy. ||-cro [L. -cer,
sacred], ADJ.: sacred: — fuocof, St. An-
thony’s fire. -ero=sAnto, ADJ.: sacred
and holy.
sad(d)isfaret = sodisfare.
sa-eppoléàrej, TR., INTR.: cut arrow-
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shaped. |l-éppolo [euph. fr. -etta], M. :
vine-shoot; arrow}.
saét-ta, |lsaét-ta [L. sagitta], F.: arrow
(dart); flash of lightning; lively youth; pas-
sion}; lancet}; hand (of a dial){: far — a,
incite the anger of, provoke one; una —,
the last thing (non... una —, nothing);
per —, by necessity. -tfime, M.: lot of
arrows. -taménto, M.: darting ; arrow.
-tare, TR.: dart at. -tatat, F.: arrow-
shot. -tatére, M., -tatrice, F.: archer
(bowman). -tévolef, ADJ.: of arrows,
arrowy. -tiére, M.: archer, bowman.
-tolare, TR.: cut arrow-shaped. saét-
tolo], M.: arrow; vine-shoot. -téne,
M.: acontias (serpent). -tiimej = -tame.
-tiizzat, F.: small arrow; lancet.
saffiro} = zaffiro, sapphire.
sf-gat, F.: witch. [l-gaee [L. -gax], ADI.:
sagacious (keen). -gaeeménte, ADV.:
sagaciously. -gaeia, -gaeità, F.: sa-
gacity.
sagènaj, F.: trammel-net.
sag-géttot,M.: test-tube. -gézza, F.: sa-
gacity (wisdom). -giaménte, ADV.: test-
ingly; wisely. |l-gidre [-gio], TR.: as-
say (test), try; measure}. -giatére,
M.: assayer; test-balance. -giatiira,
F.: assaying. -gia=vino, M.: wine-
tester.
saggi-na [L. sagina, stuffing], F.: broom-
corn. -néle, M.: broom-cornstalk. -né-
ref, TR.: fatten. -néto, ADI. : of broom-
corn. -nèlla, F.: broom-corn (for fodder).
sag-gio [L. ex-agium, weighing], M.: ASSAY
(testing); proof; sample-fiask. -giòlo,
dim. of -gio. l
saggitièret, M.: archer.
saggiuòlo} = saggiolo.
sa-ginaj, F.: possession. -giret, TR.: put
in possession.
sagittario [L. -gitta, arrow], M.:
sagli. . = sali. .
sago [L. -gum], M.: sagum (military cloak).
sago-la [?], -ra, TR.: (nav.) sounding-line.
-létta, dim. of -la.
sa-goma [Gr. -koma], F.: moulding. -go-
mare, TR.: provide with a moulding.
sa-gra [-cro], F.: anniversary of conse-
cration; religious fair. -gram..=-cram..
-gratinaj, ADJ.: solemn. . -grato, M.:
blasphemy; crypt. -grestàno, M.: sac-
ristan (vestry-keeper). -grestia, F.:
sacristy.
sagréto}t = secreto.
sagri [Turk.], M.: SHAGREEN.
sa-grificére = -crificare. -grista, pl.
—ti, M.: sacristan (dignitary of the Vat-
ican). |lsa-gro = -cro. -grosanto =
-crosanto.
ségi-a, F.: serge (woollen stuff). -étta,
F.: light serge. Ilsài=o [L. sagum, cloak],
archer.
salente
m.: doublet, jerkin. -érmaf, r.; long
robe. -òttot, M.: doublet, soldier’s coat,
sal, abbr. of salvo: — mi sia! God save
me!
sala [OGer. sal], F.: hall; drawing-room
(saLon); ball-room; smoke-room; din-
ing-room.
sala 2 [L. axale (axis)], F.:
sala 3 [?], F.: sword-grass.
salacea [L. sala-caccabia, sauted food],
F.: teleost (a thin bony fish); (fig.) lean
fellow; wretched book; sword, wooden
sword.
sala-ee [L. -laz], ADI.: salacious (slip-
pery). -eita, F.: salacity. =
salamandra [L.], F.: salamander.
salame [sale], M.: sausage.
salamalècchet, M.: SALAM (deep bow).
sala-mistraj, F.: bluestocking. -mi-
stràrej, INTR.: act the bluestocking.
-mistreriaj, F.: pretence to learning,
-mistrof, ADI. : sapient.
salamòia [sale, moîa], F.: brine, pickle.
salamé-na, F., |l-me [Salomone, Solo-
mon], M.: wiseacre; bluestocking.
sa-lare [-le], TR.: SALT. -lato, ADJ:
salted; sharp; M.: salt meat or pork,
ham: costar —, cost much; pagarla (far-
la pagar) -lata, pay dear. -lariare,
TR.: pay a salary. -lfrio [orig. ‘sALT-
money, paid Rom. soldiers], M.: salary;
hire.
sa-lass4re [sangue-lassare], TR.: (med.)
bleed; extort money. -lasso, M.: bleed-
ing.
sala-ta [-re], F.: salting. -téio, M.:
salting-room. -tira, F.: salting; salty
taste.
séla-vot, -vésof, ADJ.: filthy (dirty).
sfil-eej [-ice], M.: willow. -eéto, M.:
willow plot; intricate affair. -eidia, F.:
repair by wickerwork. -eigno, ADI:
gnarly (knotty); tough; ill-baked, sour
(of bread). sfl-eio, M.: willow.
salcrautte [Ger. salz, salt, kraut, herb],
M.: sauerKRAUT (salted cabbage).
sal-da, F.: starch, paste; gum; SOLDER.
-daménte, ADV.: firmly, strongly. -da-
ménto, M.: soldering; settling (an ac-
count). -ddre, TR.: fasten (unite firm-
ly); SOLDER; settle: — wm conto, pay
(settle) an account. ‘datéio, M.: s0l-
dering iron. -datara, F.: soldering;
seam. -dézza, F.: firmness, solidity.
Il=«do [solido], AD3.: SOLID (entire); staunch;
firm; M.: settling (an account); balance.
sa-le [L. sal], M.: salt; pungency; bold-
ness, impertinence ; seat: — d’ Inghilter-
ra, Epsom salt; saper di —, taste bitter;
apporre il —, find fault. -leggiéret,
TR.: sprinkle with salt.
salèntej, ADJ.: ascending.
axle-tree,
saletta
saléttat1 [-la1], F.: little parlour; lit-
tle drawing-room.
sal-étta2 [-le], F.: bad salt. -gémma,
F., -gémmo, M.: mineral salt. *
saliare [L. -ris (Salii, priests of Mars)],
ADJ.: Salian.
salibile [-lire], ADJ.: ascendable.
sali-cdle}, M.: willow plot. -csistroi,
M.: wild-willow. |lséli-ee [L. -2], m.:
willow (SALIX). -eéto, M.: willow-plot.
salico [L. Salii, Salian Franks], ADI.:
Salic (Salian).
salicéne [-ce], M.: tall white willow.
sa-liéra [-le], F.: salt-cellar; salt-pitt.
-lierétta, -lierina, -liertiiecia, dim.
of -liera. -lieréna, aug. of -liera. -li-
fero, ADJ.: saliferous. -lificàre, TR.:
(chem.) salify (reduce to salt). -ligmof,
M.: marble.
salimbéccaj, F.: mark (upon goods);
seal (on patents, etc.); wooden vase.
saliménto [-lire], M.: mounting; ascent ;
pride.
sali-na [L. sal, salt], F.: salt-pit or
-pond (salina); salt}, rocksalt}; salt-cel-
larf. -mdio, -natére, M.: salter. -na-
tara, -naziéne, F.: salt-mining.
salin-eèrbio, ||-eérvo [salire in cerbio
or cervo], M.: leap-frog.
salino [-le], ADJ.: saline, salty.
sa-lire [L., leap], IRR.$; TR., INTR.: as-
cend (climb, mount); amount; go outf;
Mf: ascent; eminence. -liscéndi,
M.: door-latch. -lita, F.: ascent, ac-
clivity. -litéiot, M.: ladder. -litére,
M.: climber.
$ Ind, : Pres. sél-go, -i, -e ; (gh)idmo, -ite
“gono. Pret. salii or sélsi, etc. Subj. : Pres.
sdlga, etc. — Poet. forms sag/-.
sali-va [L.], F.: SALIVA (spittle). -va-
le, ADJ.: salivary. -varey, TR., INTR.:
spit (expectorate). -vatòrio, ADI.:
salivatory. -vaziéne, F.: salivation;
expectoration.
salma [Gr. sfgma], F.: burden (load);
corpse; body; punishment}; armourf.
sal-mastro [L.-m-acidus], ADJ.: saltish
(briny). -mastréso, ADJ.: saltish.
salmeggia-ménto, M.: psalmody. |l-'re
[salmo], INTR.: read or sing psalms. -t6-
re, M., -triee, F.: psalm-singer.
salmeria [salma], F.: baggage.
sal-mista, M.: psalmist. ||-mo [L. psal-
mus], M.: psalm. -modia, F.: psalmo-
dy. -modiàre, INTR.: sing psalms
(psalm).
salméne [L. -mo], M.: salmon.
sal-nitràio, M.: maker of nitre. ||=nîtro,
M.: nitric salt, saltpetre.
sa-léne [-/a], M.: large hall (salon). -lot-
na; dim. of -lotto. -létto, aug. of
-la.
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salpare [?], INTR.: (nav.) weigh anchor;
separate; escapef.
salsa, F.: SAUCE; condiment, seasoning.
-samén to}, M.: seasoning. -sapariglia,
F.: sarsaparilla. -sédine, F.: saltness.
-sedinòso, -séttoj, ADJ.: saltish. -sé2-°
zat, F.: saltness. -sieeia, F.: sausage.
-siceiaio, M.: sausage-maker. -sieeié-
ne, -sieeidtto, aug. of -siccia. -sie-
eiudlo, dim. of -siccia. -siéra, F.:
sauce-dish. |l-so [L. -sus], ADI. : SALTY.
-siggine, F.: saltness. -sugginéso,
ADJ.: brackish. -sfime, M.: salt meat.
salta- [saltare]: -bécca [-beccare], F.:
kind of locust. =beceare, INTR.: frisk,
gambol. =fòssi, M.: calash. =marti-
no, M.: short garment; jumping toy;
light person, fop; small cannon. -m=bar-
co, M.: countryman’s jerkin. -mindòs-
so}, M.: shabby dress. -nséeeia [salta
in seccia], F.: meadow-lark.
sal-tare [L.], TR., INTR.: leap (jump,
skip); sport; dance: — a fare}, do a
thing; — in collera, fiy into a passion.
-tatéia, F.: fish-net (stretched on the
water surface for mullets to ‘jump’ into).
-tatéio, M.: perch. -tatéra, F., -ta-
tore, M., -tatriee}, F.: jumper; dancer.
-tatòrio, ADJ.: saltatorial. -taziénet,
F.: jumping; leap. -teggiàre, INTR.:
skip in dancing. -tellare, freq. of -tare.
-tellînoj, dim. of -tello. -tèllo, dim.
of -to. -telléne, aug. of -tello. -terel-
lare, INTR.: frisk, gambol. -terèllo,
M.: dim. of -to; firecracker; key-hammer
(in pianos, etc.); sort of combination of
three notes; white grub; kind of dance.
saltèr(i)o [L. psalterium], M.: psaltery ;
psalm-book ; horn-book ; nun’s veil}.
sal-tétto}, dim. of -to. -ticchidre,
INTR.: skip; frisk; gambol. -timbanco
[salta-in-banca], M.: mountebank (Eng.
saltimbanco). ||sal-to [-tare], M.: leap;
skip; bound; forest}: a -ti, by fits and
starts.
salu-berrimaménte, ADV.: most whole-
somely. |lsalu-bre [L. -bris], ADI.:
salubrious (sound). -breménte, ADV.:
salubriously. -brità, F.: salubrity.
sa-lumégio, M.: seller of salted meat and
pulse. |l-ltime [-le], M.: salted meat.
-lumiére = -lumaio.
salu-tarel, ADJ.: salutary. -tare2, TR.:
salute; greet; acclaim. -tàret3, M.:
saver. -tatdia, F., -tatére, M.: saluter.
-tatòrio, ADJ.: salutary. -tatriee, F.:
saluter. -taziéne, F.: salutation. |lsa-
la-te [L.-s], F.: SAFETY; health; SAL-
vation; F.: salute. -tévole, ADJ.: sal-
utary. -tevolménte, ADV.: whole-
somely. -tifero, ADJ.: salutiferous. -'to,
M.: salutation; bow,
saluto
434 salva
sél-va [L.-ve], F.: volley (of guns, etc.; sa-
lute). ||-va-condétto [-vare], M.: safe-
conduct; passport. -va-dandio, -va=
danàro, m.: child’s money-box. -vadé-
rej,m.: saviour. -fiaschij,m.: hamper;
basket. -va=gènte, M.: life-preserver.
salvaggi. . = selvaggi. .
sal-vagione] = -vazione. -va=guar-
dare, TR.: place in safety, safeguard.
-va-guardia, F.: safeguard. -va-
ménte, ADV.: safely. -vaménto, M.:
safety, preservation. -vando, see -vare.
-vanzat,F.: safety. |l-vare [L.], TR.:
SAVE; preserve; defend; spare: -vando,
ellipt. for -vando la grazia di Dio, by the
saving grace of God, God save me. -va=
ròbat, M.: wardrobe.
salvati-caménte, ADV.: wildly; shyly.
-chéllo, -chétto, dim. of -co. -chéz-
za, F.: wildness; shyness. |lsalvati-co
[L. silvaticus], ADJ.: wild; SAVAGE; rude,
awkward. -confeeio, disp. of -cone.
-cone, aug. of -co. -cdttot, -cie-
eio}, ADJ.: rather shy. -efime, M.:
wildness ; rusticity.
salva-téra, F., ||-tére [-re], M., -tri-
€e, F.: saviour; preserver. -zidme, F.:
safety; salvation.
sal-ve [L. I’ve of -vere, be well], INTERI. :
hail! -via [L.], F.: (bot.) salvia (SAGE).
-viàticot, ADJ.: seasoned with sage.
sal-viétta [Fr. ser-viette (L. -vire, serve)],
F.:.napkin.
sal-vigiat, F.: safety. |l-vo [L. -vus],
ADJ.: SAFE; secure; ADV.: SAVE (except);
M.: exception, reservations. -vo=con-
dòttoj = -vacondotto.
sambraf, F.: chamber.
sambica [L.], F.: SAMBUKE (mus. instr.).
sam-buchélla, F.: elder flower. -bu-
chino}, ADI.: of elder tree. |Il=bfico
[L. -bucus], M.: elder tree.
sampog. . = zampog. .
San for santo before consonant.
sa-nàbile, ADJ.: curable. -nabilità, F.:
sanableness. -naménte, ADV.: health-
fully; soundly. {l-mare [L.], TR.: cure
(heal). -nativo, ADJ.: sanative. -na-
tére, M.: healer. -natòrioj, ADJ.: sana-
tory (healing). -maziénef, F.: healing.
saneire [L.], TR.: establish, decree.
sancta sanctòorum [L.], M.: holy of
holies. È
san-dalo [L. -dalium, SANDAL], M. : san-
dal-wood; boat; sandal (slipper). -do-
lino, M.: skiff.
sandracca [Gr. -drdéke], F.: orpiment.
sanèat, F.: coast, seashore.
san-gufeeio, disp. of -gue. ||-gue [L.
-guis], M.: blood; race (family); homi-
cide; nature: u — caldo, in a fury.
-guifero, ADJ.; sanguiferous. -guifi-
sanza
care, INTR.: produce blood. -guifiea.
ziéne, F.: sanguification. -guignat,
F.: bloodstone, red lead. -guigno,
ADJ.: bloody (of blood); sanguine, blood.
coloured; of sanguine temperament; san-
guinaryî. -guindeeio, M.: blood-pud.
ding. -guindre, INTR.: make blood,
-guinària, F.: bloodwort. -guinario,
ADJ.: sanguinary, cruel. -guineo, ADI.:
sanguine, bloody. -guinitàt, F.: con
sanguinity, blood. -guinolénte, -gui-
nolénto, ADJ.: bloody; sanguinar.
-guinolenteméntet, ADV.: with much
bloodshed. -guinosaménte, ADY.: san-
guinarily. -guindso, ADJ.: bloody;
blood-stained. -guistiga [L. sugere,
suck], F.: leech; blood-sucker.
sanicaref}, TR., INTR.: cure; recover.
sanie [L. -nies (-nguis, blood)], F.: SANIES
(matter, pus).
sanific4re{, TR.: cure, heal.
sanidsot, ADJ.: full of pus.
sani-ta [L.-tas], F.: health (sanity). -t&
rio, ADJ.: sanitary.
san-na}, F.: tusk, fang.
sano [L.-nus], ADJ.: healthy (sound); SANE;
wholef.
sanrocchino [San Rocco], M.: pilgrim’s
cloak.
sàn-sa [L.], -séma, F. PL.: olive-husks.
Sant’ for santo before vowel.
santa-barbara [S’.., B..], F.: powder-
room.
santagioy, ADJ.: slow, inactive.
santambarcof, M.: carter’s frock.
san-taménte, ADV.: saintly, holily, de-
voutly. -taréllo, -teréllo, ™.: little
saint. -téset}, M.: sexton, church warden.
-téssaj, F.: hypocrite. -tificaménto,
M.: sanctification. -tificdre, TR.: sale
tify, canonize. -tificativo, ADI.: sancti-
fying. -tificatére, M., -tificatriee,
F.: sanctifier. -tifieazidne, F.: sancti-
fication. -tifico}, M.: holy man. -timò-
nia, F.: holiness ; sanctimony. -tinfiz-
zat, M.: hypocrite. -tino, M.: small
image of a saint. -tità, F.: sanctity,
holiness; his Holiness. ||-to [L. -ctusì,
ADJ.: SAINTed, sacred, holy; blessed; M.:
saint; sanctuary (church){: entrare in
—}, church. -tocehieria, F.: hypo
risy. -tdcchio, M.: bigot. san-tolot,
M.: godfather. -téme, M.: great saint,
santon (Turk. saint); canting hypocrite.
santò-nico [Santoni, people of Aquita-
nia], M.: wormwood. -mina, F.: (chem.)
santonine.
santoréggia [L. satureia], F.: savory
(plant). ©
san-tugrio, M., -tudria, F.: sanctuary;
temple. -taria}, F., PL. relics of saints.
sanza} = senza.
sanzione
sanziéne [L. -nctio], F
ment (law).
sépa | [root of -pere], F.: mustard.
sa-pére [L. sapere (root sap, taste)], IRR.$;
INTR.: know; understand; inform; learn;
n taste; ‘smell; displease. -pévolet,
: learned, informed. -pevolmén-
di ADV.: learnedly. -piénte, ADJ.:
learned; wise; piquant}. -pientemén-
te, ADV.: learnedly. -piònz(i)a, F
learning; wisdom. sé-pioj = -vio.
$ Ind. : Pres. sò, séz, sé; sappidmo, sapéte,
SANNO, Pret. sép-pt, des -pero. Fut. saprò.
Cond. sagrez. Subj.: Pres. sépfza, etc. I’ve
sép-pt, -pidte. Part.: Pres. sapzdute.
sapo-naeeo, ADJ.: soapy, saponaceous.
-nàia}, F.: soapwort. -maio, M.: soap-
boiler. -néria, F.: soapberry. -nata,
F.: soap lather or froth. |sapé-ne [L.
sapo], M.: soap. -neria, F.: soap-boil-
ing. --nétta, F.: cake of soap, wash-
ball. -néttoj, M.: wash-ball. -mifica-
: sanction; judg-
re, TR.: saponify. -mificaziéne, F.:
saponification.
sa-poràeeio, disp. of -pore. -porareft,
TR., INTR.: savour; taste. |l-pére [L.
-por], M.: SAVOUR, taste ; relish{; pleasure.
-porétto, dim. of -pore. -poritamén-
te, ADV.: relishingly. -poritino, dim.
of -porito. -porito, ADJ.: savoury; deli-
cious ; pungent ; sharp. -porosaménte,
ADV.: savourily. -porositàj, F.: sa-
vouriness; flavour; relish. -pordéso,
ADJ.: savoury; tasty, relishing.
sa-puta [-pere], F.: knowledge ; acquaint-
ance. -putéllo, dim. of -puto. -pitoj
= -puta.
sara}, F.: saw-fish.
sara-eéno, M.:—-cino; ADJ.: grano —,
Indian corn (maize). -einàrej, INTR.:
become black (as grapes). -einésca,
F.: portcullis. -eiméseo, ADJ.: Sara-
cen. |l-eino [fr. Ar.], M.: Saracen;
tilting-post (in effigy of a Saracen). -ei-
ni, PL.: seeds of grapes becoming black.
sara-mentare}, TR.: bind by an oath.
ll-méntof, M.: oath.
sar=casmo [Gr. -kasmés], M.: sarcasm,
taunt. -casticaménte, ADV.: sarcas-
tically. -efistico, pl. —ci, ADJ.: sar-
castic.
sar-chiagiéne, F., -chiaménto, M.:
weeding. -chidre, TR.: weed. -chia-
ta, F.: weeding once. -chiatére, M.:
weeder. -chiatara, F.: weeding. -chièl-
la, F.: weeding-hook. -chiellare, TR.:
weed slightly. -chièllo, -chiétto, dim.
of -chio. |\sAr-chio [L. -culum],
weeding-hook. -chiolino, -chioneél-
lo, dim. of -chio.
sdreina} [L.], F.: load (burden, weight).
sarcocòlla [L.], F.: balsam.
sareòfago, pl. —ghi, —gi [Gr. sdra,
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M.: sarcophagus (stone
satiresco
flesh, phdgein, eat],
coffin).
sard-a [L., Sardian stone], F.: sard (cor-
nelian stone). =fgata, F.: sardachate.
sardanapalésco [L. -licus (Sardanapa-
lus], ADI. : luxurious, effeminate.
sar-délla, ||-dina [L.], F.: sardine.
sar-do [Gr. sdrdios], ADI., M.: Sardian.
-dòniee, F.: sardonyx. -dénico, pl.
—ci, ADJ.: sardonic (sneering).
sar-ganof, M., -ginaj, F : coarse wool-
len cloth. lsar-gia tre. 19% silky], F
bed-coverlet ; SERGE. -giàio, M.: painter
of serge. ‘
sargo, pl. —gi [L. -gus], M.: sea-fish.
sarissa [L.], F.: Macedonian lance.
sarmén-to [L. -tum], M.: vine-brand;
twig. -téso, ADJ.: full of twigs.
sarnacchi-of, catarrhous spittle
-6sot, ADJ.: catarrhous.
sarpare}, INTR.: weigh anchor.
sarrocchino = sanrocchino.
sarta, F. of -to.
sar-te, ||-tie [Gr. ex- Grtial,F. PL.: ta)
shrouds (stays). -tidme, M.: cordage.
sar-ta, F.: mantua maker, ‘seamstress.
=to [L.-tus (-cire, mend)], M.: tailor. -té-
re, M.: (poet.) tailor. -toria, F.: tailor-
shop. -tieeio, -tiicolo, disp. of -to.
sas-safrasso [Eng. -safras (cf. -sifraga)],
M.: SASSAFRAS. -saia, F.: heap of stones;
mound. -saidla, F.: battle of stones.
-saiudlof, M.: wood-pigeon. -sare, TR.:
stone. -séta, F.: blow of a stone; rocky
place; precipice. -satéllo, M.: dim. of
-s0; little stone. -sèfrica [L. fricare,
‘rub’)], F.: (bot.) goat’s beard. -sèllo,
M.: small stone or flint; kind of thrush.
s4s-seo, ADJ.: stony. -séto, M.: stony
place. -settino, dim. of -setto. -sétto,
dim. of -so. -sificàrej, TR.: petrify,
turn into stone. -sifraga [L. saxi-fraga
(frangere, break)], F.: (bot.) saxifrage.
llsàs-so [L. sarum], M.: stone, rock;
tomb. -solinétto, dim. of -solino. -so-
lino, dim. of -so. -séne, aug. of -s0.
-s6s0, ADJ.: stony, full of stones.
sata-n [Heb. -n, enemy], sàta-na, M.:
Satan. -nésso, M.: Satan; madman. -nei-
smo, M.: satanic action. saté-nico,
pl. —ci, ADJ.: satanic, diabolical.
satél-lite [L. -les, attendant], M.: satel-
lite; bailiff; brigand. -lizio}, m.: duty
of a satellite, set of satellites.
sdti-ra [L. -ra], F.: satire, lampoon.
-ràeeia, disp. of -ra.
M.:|satirdeecio, disp. of satiro1.
satireggiàre [satira], TR.:
poon, ridicule.
sati-réllo, dim. of -ro.
ADV.: satirically.
ical (burlesque).
satirize, lam-
-rescaménte,
-résco, ADJ.: satir-
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satirétta, disp. dim. of satira.
sati-rétto, dim. of -ro. -riasi, F.:
(med.) satyriasis.
sa-tiricaménte, ADV.: satirically, cen-
soriously. ||-tirico, pl. —ci [-tira], ADI.:
satirical, stinging; M.: satirist.
satir-io (Gr. -tirion], M.. (bot.) satyrion.
-riéne, aug. of -io.
satirizzàre [= -reggiare], TR.: satirize,
lampoon. i
sAtiro1 [Gr. sdturos], M.: satyr.
satir-of 2, ADJ.: satirical; satirist.
grafoij, M.: writer of satires.
satisdaziénef, r.: bail, security.
satisf. .} = sodisf. .
sativoj, ADJ.: fit to be sown.
sa-télla, F.: bellyful. -tollaménto,
M.: satiety (fulness, reflection). -tollan-
za}, F.: satiety; cloying. -tollare, TR.:
satiate; fill, satisfy. ||=téllo [L. -tullus
(sat, enough)], ADJ.: satiated; satisfied.
‘toro = -turo.
satra-péssa, F.: wife of satrap. -pia,
F.: satrapy. -'pico, pl. —ci, ADJ.: like
a satrap. Ils&tra-po [Gr. -pes], M.: sa-
trap. -péne, M.: aug. of -po; self-im-
portant man.
satu-rabile, ADJ.: saturable. ||-rare
[L.], TR.: saturate (fill). -raziéme, F.:
saturation; reflection. -réiat, F.: (bot.)
savoury. -rità},F.: saturity.
satur-nale, ADJ.: saturnalian, riotous.
-nalizio, ADJ.: saturnine; gloomy. -mi-
no, dim. of -no. _||satair-no [L. -nus],
M.: Saturn; (fig.) lead.
sdturo [L. -tur, enough], aDJ.: saturated
(full).
sàuro [? Gr. -ros], ADJ.: SORREL (light bay).
savana [Am. Ind.], F.: savanna.
sa-vére, poet. for sapere; TR.: know, un-
derstand. -viaménte, ADV.: wisely,
prudently. -viézza, F.: wisdom, pru-
dence. s4-vio, ADJ.: SAGE (wise, prudent);
docile; quiet; M.: sage (wise man, phi-
losopher). -violino, disp. of -vio. -vié-
nef, aug. of -vio.
Savoidrdo, M.: Savoyard; sweet paste.
sa-vonéa [L. -po, soap], F.: lozenge.
-voràrej, TR.: savour, relish, enjoy.
ll-vére [L. -por], M.: savour (relish)t;
kind of sauce. -vorévolet, -vorésot,
ADJ.: savoury, well-tasted.
savòr-raj, F.: ballast, cargo. -rérei,
TR.: ballast. -ratérit, M. PL. : lighters
(loading-boats).
sa-zifbile, ADJ.: that may be satisfied.
-ziabilità, F.: satiableness (cloying).
-ziabilménte, ADV.: profusely (in abun-
satiretta
s
-ro-
dance). -ziaménto, M.: satiating ; dis-
gust. -zidre, TR.: satiate (fill). -zie-
tà, F : satiety. -ziévole, ADI.: satiat-
ing (cloying). -zievolézza = -zietà.
sbanchettare
-zievolménte, ADV.: with satiety. |ls&=
zio [L. satiare (sat, enough)], ADI.: sa-
tiated (full).
sbac-canàre [s-, baccano], -caneggià-
re, INTR.: make a hubbub. -canio, pl,
—ii, M.: hubbub, clatter.
sbaceella-re [s-, baccello], TR.: shell
(husk). -tfira, F.: shelling (husking),
s=bacchiare, TR.: beat with force; slam:
— nel muso una cosa, throw a thing in
one’s face (taunt).
s-baciucchiare, TR.: kiss repeatedly,
sba-dacchiàre}, INTR.: be listless
(yawn); loiter. -dataggine, F.: inat-
tention (thoughtlessness, listlessness).
-dataménte, ADV.: listlessly (inatten-
tively). -datéllo, dim. of -dato. |lsba-
dato [s-, badare], ADJ.: inattentive (list-
less, thoughtless). -digliaeetare,
INTR.: do nothing but yawn. -diglia-
ménto, M.: yawning (gaping). -diglia-
re, INTR.: yawn (gape). -diglio, M.:
yawn (gaping).
sbadire [s-, badire], TR.: unrivet.
sba-gliaménto, M.: mistake (error).
ll-gliare [s- (ab)bagliare], INTR.: mistake
(be mistaken). sbé-glio, M.: mistake
(oversight, blunder).
sbairet, INTR.: be amazed (be astonished);
grow pale.
sbal-danzire [s-, baldanza], INTR.: lose
courage (be disheartened, despond). -deg-
giare, INTR.: grow bold. ||-dére{ [s-,
baldore], M.: joy, gladness.
sbale-straménto, M.: overthrow (ruin,
havoc). {l-strdre [s-, balestra], INTR.:
miss the mark; diverge from the truth;
hurl (fling). -strataménte, ADV.: in-
considerately. -stréto, ADJ.: shot at a
venture, missed: occhi -strati, wild, wan-
dering looks.
sbal-lare [s-, balla], TR: unBAIL (un
pack); tell idle stories or fibs. -latùra,
F.: idle tale (fib). -lomata, F.: story-
telling; bragging. -léna, F., -léne, M.:
story-teller (romancer); liar. -lottére,
TR.: handle (caress, fondle).
sbalordi-ménto, M.: astonishment (be-
wilderment). |lsbalordi-re [s-, balor-
do], TR.: bewilder (dismay, confound,
amaze). -taggine, F.: amazement (be-
wilderment). -tivo, ADJ.: amazing. -téio,
ADJ.: astonishing.
sbal-zaménto = -z0. |l-zdre [s-, del
zare], TR., INTR.: throw (fling); overturn;
spring (leap, dash). -zellàre, INTR.:
keep on leaping. -zellio, pl. —ii, M.:4
continuous leaping, springing. sbal-zo,
M.: bound (spring, bounce). *
sban-care [s-, banca], TR.: win (at cards).
-chettare, INTR.: feast, revel conti
uously.
sbandamento
sban-daménto, M.: disbanding. ||-dare
{s-, banda], TR.: disband (disperse, dis-
miss).
sbandeg-giaménto, M.: banishment
(exile). ’ |l-giare [s-, bando], TR. : banish
(exile). î
sbandel-làre [s-,bandella], TR.: unhinge.
-làto, ADI. : shattered, half broken.
sbandierata [s-, bandiera], F.: flapping
of banners.
sban-digiéne = -dimento. -diménto,
M.: banishment. |l-dire [s-, bandire],
TR.: banish: — uno in avere, confiscate
one’s wealth. -dita, F.: place where
hunting is free. -ditoj, M.: exile.
sha-ragliaménto, M.: rout; disorder
(disunion). |l-raglidre [sbarra], TR.:
rout (disperse, defeat). -raglino, M.:
royal table; backgammon. -rdglio, M.:
rout (disorder); backgammon. -ratta,
F.: rout (confusion). -rattdre, TR.:
rout (disperse). -razzare, TR.: disem-
barrass (disencumber, clear, rid of). -raz-
zino, M.: dissipated, worthless fellow.
sbar-bare [s-, barba], TR.: uproot; tear
away. -batéllo, M.: iron. dim. of -ba-
to; beardless youth (novice). -bato,
ADJ.: uprooted; beardless.
sharbaz-zare}, TR.: check; reprove.
-zàta}, F.: check (twitch with the reins);
rebuke (scolding).
sbarbi-caménto [sbarbare], M.: uproot-
ing. -cdre, TR.: take off up to the
roots (esp. of teeth).
sbar-care [s-, barca], TR., INTR.: disem-
bark (land, come ashore); unload. -ca-
téio, M.: unloading; wharf (landing-
place). -co, M.: disembarking, landing.
sbardel-lare [s-, bardella], TR.: break
in a colt: — dalle risa, laugh immoderate-
ly. -lataménte, ADV.: excessively
(beyond measure). -lato, PART. of -lare;
ADJ.: massive ; extraordinary. -lataray,
F.: training; rudiments.
sbàr-ra [? ak. to Eng. spar], F.: bar
(rail); barrier; gag: — di congiunzione,
connecting-rod; — di governo, hand-gear
rod; vincere le -re, force the lines. -rà-
re, TR.: barricade (bar, stop); open wide:
— le braccia, stretch out one’s arms.
-ro}, M.: bar; obstacle.
s-basire, INTR.: expire (breathe one’s
last); faint.
sbasoffi&re { [s-, basofia], TR.: gorge
(gormandize).
shas-saménto [s-, (ab)bassamento], M.:
abasement (fall). -sare, TR.: lower
(abase). -so, M.: abatement (discount).
sbastare [s-, basto], TR.: take off the
pack-saddle. ,
sba-tacchiaménto, M.: beating (slam-
ming). ||-tacchiare [s-, batacchio], TR.:
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beat (knock down); slam; dash to and fro.
-tacchio, M.: continuous beating ; knock-
ing down, flooring.
s-battere, TR.: beat (batter, toss); har-
ass; repel; abate (deduct); REFL.: strug-
gle (be agitated, be troubled).
s=battezzare, TR.: cause to renounce
the Christian faith; REFL.: deny one’s
Christian name; become a renegade; fly
into a passion.
sbat-timénto [sbattere], M.: tossing
(shaking, agitation); shade. -tîto, M.:
shaking (jolting, agitation); discount.
-tuto, ADJ.: shaken (agitated); dejected ;
frightened ; deducted.
sbaulare [s-, baule], TR.: unpack.
sbavaglidre [s-, (im)bavagliare], TR.:
remove a bib or a gag from; unmask (un.
cover).
sba-vaménto, M.: slaver (drivelling).
Il-=vére [s-, bava], INTR.: slaver (drivel).
-vatira, F.: slaver (drivel); floss. -vwé-
na, F., -véne, M.: driveller.
sbef-faménto, m.: ridicule, derision.
\l-fare [s-, beffare], TR.: scoff (deride,
ridicule, mock, quiz). -feggiaménto,
M.: ridicule (derision). -feggiare, TR.:
laugh at, ridicule. -feggiatére, M.:
banterer (scoffer). vai
sbellicare [s-, bellico], INTR., REFL.:
break the navel-string: — dalle risa,
burst with laughter.
shendare [s-. benda], TR.: unband; un-
veil ;/REFL.: take off one’s band.
sbèr-eia, F.: blunder-head. |l-eiare
[s-, berciare], INTR.: make scornful verses;
miss the mark (fail).
sbèr-gaij, F., -go], M.:
plate.
sber-leffàre}, TR.: slash; mock. ||-lèf-
fe [s-, berleffe], -1éffo, M.: gash (scar);
grimace. i
sherlingaeciére [s-,
INTR.: keep the carnival.
sbérniaf, F.: lady’s mantle; riding-hood.
sbernoccolito}, ADJ.: full of humps.
sherret-tare [s-, berretta], INTR.: take
off one’s hat (salute with hat off). -tata,
F.: bow with uncovered head. -tato,
ADJ.: uncovered (hat in hand).
sbertare [s-, berta], TR.: banter (mock);
impose upon.
sbertuceiare [s-, bertuccia], TR.: monkey
with (ill-treat, spoil, bruise); make a
botch of.
s-beucehiare = bevucchiare.
zaménto, M.: tippling. -bevazzare,
TR.: tipple greatly. |ls-béveref, IRR. ;
TR.: drink hard. -bevucchiadre, TR.:
tipple.
sbezzicéto}, ADJ.: pecked (henpecked).
sbia-datèlloj, ADJ.: rather pale; light
cuirass, breast-
berlingaccio],
-bevaz-
438 sbiadato
(clear). -déto}, ADI. : light blue; faded;
pale (sickly): cavallo —, horse that has
not had his oats. ||-dire [s-, biavo or
biado], INTR.: fade.
sbian-care [s-, bianca], INTR.: grow
whitish (grow pale). -edto, ADJ.: whit-
ish (pale).
sbiasciatara [s-, biasciare], F.: defect
in shearing cloth.
sbiavéto = sbiadato.
sbicchie-rare [s-, bicchiere], INTR. : sell
wine or liquor by the glass (retail). -ra-
ta, F.: selling (wine) by the glass (retail-
ing).
sbie-caménte, ADV.: obliquely (sloping-
ly, aslant, awry). -cfire, INTR.: slope
(be awry); bias (swerve). |lsbié-co
[s-, bieco], ADJ.: slant (crooked); m.:
slant (bias): fatto a —, wrought in bias.
sbietoldre}, INTR.: weep for tenderness
(be moved).
sbiettà-re [s-, bietia], TR.: pull the
wedge from; twist; get away (pack off
bag and baggage). -tura, F.: pulling
out the wedge.
sbigot-timénto, M.: dismay (dread);
amazement. |l-tire [2], TR.: terrify
(awe); INTR., REFL.: be dismayed (become
afraid, despond). -titaméntej, ADV.:
tremblingly (with fear).
sbilan-eiaménto, M.: outweighing;
bending downwards. ||-eiare [s-, bilan-
ciare], TR.: unbalance (put out of equi-
librium); INTR., REFL.: be unbalanced
(lose the balance); outweigh. sbilan-
eio = -ciamento. -eione, M.: big leap;
tumble.
sbilènco [?], ADJ.: bow-legged; knock-
kneed; M., F. (-ca): bow-legged person.
sbir-bare [s-, birba], TR.: defraud (cheat).
-béto, ADJ.: duped (swindled). -bona-
re, TR.: go a-begging.
sbir-eidre [s-, bircio], TR.: look nar-
rowly at; leer (ogle). -'eio, ADJ.: short-
sighted.
sbir-racchiòlo, ADJ.: pertaining to a
bailiff. -raglia, F.: (disp.) lot of bailiffs
or constables. -racchiuòlo, M.: under-
bailiff. -reria, F.: = -raglia; office of
bailiff. -résco, disp. of -ro. |lsbir-ro
[s-, birro], M.: policeman (bailiff, con-
stable).
A gli TR.: draw out of the wal-
et.
sbizzarrire [s-, bizzarro], TR.: cure of
whims; disenchant.
sbocca-ménto, M.: disemboguing ; mouth
(of a stream). |lsbocea-re [s-, boccare],
INTR.: disemBOGUE, overflow; rush out;
break the neck of a bottle. -taménte,
ADV.: indecently, filthily. sboccé-to,
ADJ.: discharged; foul-mouthed: cavallo
sbozzolatura
—, hard-mouthed horse. -tira, r.;
mouth (of a stream).
sboe-eifre [s-, boccia], INTR.: open, ex-
pand (as flowers). shée-eio, M.: open-
ing (blossoming): donna di —, vivacious
woman.
sbécco = sboccamento.
sbocconeel-làre [s-, bocconcello], NTR.:
nibble (eat slowly). -lAto, ADI.: cut in
bits. -latara, F.: nibbling.
sboglien-taméntoj, M.: boiling; agita.
tion. -tare, TR.: boil; disturb; INTR.:
boil up (gurgle); become angry. |lshole
lire [s-, bollore], INTR.: boil up.
lina TR.: batter down (walls,
etc.).
sbombardaref, TR.: bombard.
sbombettare}, INTR.: be always tip
pling.
a ADI. : useless (vain, worth-
ess).
sbonzolare [s-, bonzola], INTR.: be sus-
pended ; fall down; belly out; fall in ruins.
sborbottfrej, TR.: reproach (upbraid,
scold, reprimand).
sborchiare}, TR.: take off the studs,
etc.
sbordel-laménto, M. : debauchery (riot).
\l-lare [s-, bordello], INTR.: riot (roy-
ster).
sbòr-nia [? s-, *ebronia (ebro)], F.: drunk-
enness (inEBRIEty). -midre, TR.: dis-
tinguish ; attain; INTR.: succeed; REFL.:
get drunk. -midto, ADJ.: drunk(en).
sborràre [s-, borra], TR.: empty of stuff-
ing (or filling); deprive of strength; blurt
‘ out; reduce to rubbish.
sbor-saménto, M.: disbursement, expen-
diture. |l-sdre [s-, borsa], TR.: disburse,
expend. -satara = -samento. sbor-
so, M.: disbursement; sum paid.
shos-caménto, M.: disforestation. |l=c4-
re [s-, bosco], TR.: disforest.
sbotto-nàre [s-, bottone], TR.: unbutton;
(fam.) reveal; REFL.: open one’s heart,
speak out. -matara, F.: unbuttoning.
-neggidre, TR.: dim. and freq. of -nare;
satirize, ridicule.
sbozzacchire [s-, bozzacchio], INTR.: re-
vive; thrive, grow again.
sbozza-re [s-, bozza], TR.: sketch; rough-
draw (draw the outlines of); (nav.) take
off the stoppers. -tére, M.: sketcher;
sculptor (copyist). -tara, F.: sketching.
sbozzimére [s-, bozzima], TR.: wash off
starch of.
sboz-zino [sbozzare], M.: plane. shòz-z0,
M.: sketching, sketch. .
sbozzola-re [s-, bozzolo], TR.: take (silk-
cocoons) from the branches; take the
millers fee}. -tara, F.: gathering of
silk-cocoons; time of gathering cocoons.
sbracare
sbra-cfre [s-, bracare], INTR.: gossip;
be slovenly; REFL.}: take off one’s small
clothes; strain every nerve (strive, do
one’s best). -cataménte}, ADV.: wide-
ly; excessively. -céto, ADJ.: without
one’s small clothes; easy; delightful;
happy.
sbrae-eidre} [s-, braccia], TR.: take
out of the arms; REFL.: uncover one’s
arms; use every effort or means. -eifto,
ADJ.: with sleeves tucked up. sbràe-
eio, M.: elbow-room.
sbré-eiaj, M.: braggart (boaster). -eia-
ménto, M.: stirring of the fire; boast-
ing, bluster. |l-eifire [s-, brace], TR.:
stir (the fire); lavish; boast. -eiàta,
F., -eiatéio, -eio, M.: stirring of the
fire; bragging. -eidéma, F., -eione, M.:
boaster.
sbraculato [sbracare], ADJ.: breechless.
sbrai-tare [OFr. braire, cry], INTR.:
make a great uproar. -tio, M.: con-
tinuous uproar. -téne, M.: shouter.
sbramàre [s-, brama], TR.: satisfy (con-
tent); gratify desire; REFL.: be content.
sbra-naménto, M.: tearing in pieces.
Il-nare [s-, brano], TR.: tear in pieces.
-natére, M.: tearer.
sbran-caménto, M.: separating from
the flock. |l-care [s-, branco], TR.: take
from the flock; lop off, break; REFL.:
separate; go astray.
sbrandellare [s-, brandello], TR.:
asunder.
sbrano [sbranare], M.: tearing, rending.
sbrattére [s-, brattaj, dregs], TR.: clean,
disencumber.
sbravaz-zare [s-, bravazzone], INTR.:
bluster (bully). -z&ta, F.: bluster (swag-
gering). -zéne, M.: bully (swaggerer).
sbregàeeiat, F.: tattling woman.
sbréndolo [s-, brandello],M.: dirty rags,
tatters.
sbricchi [?], M.: boy’s game.
sbri-cconeggiàre [s-, briccone], INTR. :
lead a dissolute life. sbri-ciot, ADI.:
mean (vile).
sbrieio-laménto, M.: crumbling, grind-
tear
ing. ||-lare [s-, briciolo], TR.: crumble,
grind (pulverize). -latura, F.: pulver-
. izing.
sbri-gaménto, M.: expedition, dispatch.
ll-gare [s-, briga], TR.: expedite (de-
spatch); REFL.: make haste: — d’ uno,
get rid of a person. -gativo, ADJ.: ex-
peditious, quick. -gato, ADJ.: dispatched
(done); quick (prompt); la più -gata via,
the shortest cut.
sbri-gliàre [s-, briglia], tR.: unbridle.
-gliàta, -gliatara, F.: check with the
reins; reproof (rebuke). 5
sbrindellàre [s-, brindello], TR.: tear.
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sbrizzàret, TR.: break into bits; splash,
drop.
sbroc-care [s-, brocco], TR.: lop off,
strip; smooth (silk). -catàra, F.: lop-
ping, smoothing. sbròe-co, M.: smoothed
silk; scionf.
sbroccolare [s-, broccolo], TR.: strip the
leaves from.
sbrodolare [s-, brodo], TR.: grease, daub.
sbrogliare [s-, broglio], TR.: disentangle
(clear); REFL.: extricate or rid one’s
self.
sbronconére [s-, broncone], TR.: clear of
branches, etc.; rough-hew; clear (land).
sbrò=scia [s-, broscia], F.: weak, insipid
drink. -sciatara, F.: pelt-dye (dye used
for pelts, already used for silks). -scitie-
cia, dim. of -scia.
s-brucare, TR.: strip the leaves from.
sbruf-fare [s-, ? pro-flare], INTR.: spirt
out; besprinkle, bespit. sbraf-fo, M.:
besprinkling, besputtering ; silence money.
sbucare [s-, buca], INTR.: come out of a
hole; TR.: draw out.
sbucchia. .j = sbuccia. .
sbue-ciaménto, M.: barking, skinning.
ll-eiare [s-, buccia], TR.: bark; peel
(skin). -eiatara, F.: barking (peeling).
-eiaturina, dim. of -ciatura.
sbudel-laménto, M.: beating out of the
bowels. |I-l&re [s-, budello], TR.: beat
out the bowels of; thrash soundly.
sbuf-faménto, M.: fuming, panting.
ll-fare [s-, buffo], INTR.: pant, fume
(rage). -fo, M.: snorting, puffing.
sbufonchiadre [s-, bofonchiare], INTR.:
mutter.
sbugiardare [s-, bugiardo], TR.: give
the lie to, convict of falsehood.
sburrare [s-, burro], TR.: remove the fat
(buttery part) from.
sbusare{, TR.: fleece (at cards), leave
penniless (at play).
sbuzzare [s-, buzzo], TR.: remove the ab-
domen of ; strike severely in the abdomen ;
tap (a tumor).
seab-bia [L. scabies (scabo, scratch)], F.:
scab, itch. -bifret, TR.: cure of the
itch; polish, plane. -biésa, F.: scab-
wort, scabious. -biéso, ADJ.: scabby,
rough, rugged, scaly.
scabéllo, M.: foot-stool.
scabino [Ger. schéppe], M.: judge; sheriff
(Eng. ECHEVIN).
sca-brézza, F.: ruggedness, scragginess,
roughness. Ilscà-bro [L. -ber], ADI.:
rugged (scraggy, rough, scabrous). -bro-
sità, F.: ruggedness (roughness). -bré-
so, ADJ.: scabrous, rough, rugged, scraggy,
hard.
seac-cétaf [scacco], F.: move at chess.
-cAto, ADJ.: chequered. -chi, cf. scacco.
seacchi
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scacchia-re [s-, cacchio], TR.: prune
(trim). -tiîtra, F.: pruning (trimming).
seacchié-ra [scacco], F., -re, M.: chess-
board, draught-board.
sceae-ciagiéne, F., -eiaménto, M.:
chasing off, expulsion. -eiamédsche,
M.: fly-flap. -eiapensiéri, M.: pastime,
diversion ; amusement; jew's-harp. ||-eia-
re [s-, cacciare], TR.: drive away, expel;
discharge (a servant). -eidta, F.: driv-
ing away, expulsion. -eiatére, M.:
driver off, expeller. -eino, M.: janitor,
beadle (of a church).
scée-co [Pers. shah, king (game against
the king)], M.: square (in a chess-board);
rout; pl. —chi, us'ly in: gioco degli -chi,
game of chess; — matto (Pers. shah mat,
Shah is dead), check-mate; dar lo —,
hurt, injure; ricevere lo —, receive in-
jury ; vedere tl sole a —, be in prison; a
-chi, chequered. -co=mftto, cf. -co.
sca-eiato, PART.; as adv. with bianco
= superl.: bianco — = bianchissimo.
ll-eiaret [scacciare], TR.: drive away;
exclude; balk.
sea-dénza, F.: fall, decay; expiration
(of a bill of exchange), term of payment.
ll-dére [s-, cadere], IRR.; INTR.: decay,
fall off; fall due; become due; devolve.
-diménto, M.: decay, decline, ruin. -da-
to, ADJ.: decayed, fallen; due.
seafa}, F.: skiff, long boat, tender.
seafandro [Gr. sképhe, boat; anér, man],
M.: diver’s dress.
scaffàle [? ak. to Eng. scaffold], m.:
book-case (book-shelf).
scaffare}, INTR.: make the game even;
play odd and even; fall.
scafo [? Gr. -phos, basin], M.: hulk (car-
cass of a ship).
scaggiàle, M.: cincture, leather-belt.
s-cagionare, TR.: exculpate.
sea-glia [L. squamula], F.: SCALE (of a
fish or snake); chips of marble; PL.: sling.
-gliabile, ADJ.: that may be scaled;
darted. -gliaménto, M.: flinging, throw.
-gliàre, TR.: scale; fling (hurl, dart);
REFL.: struggle, be agitated: — addosso
ad alcuno, pitch into a person. -gliaté-
re, M.: flinger. -gliétta, -gliettina,
dim. of -glia. -gliòla, F.: little scale;
little shell; gilder’s plaster.
sea-glioneino, dim. of -glione. ||-glié-
ne [aug. of -la], M.: step (esp. large, as of
stone, artificial or natural); eye-tooth (of
a horse).
sca-gliéso [-glia], ADJ.: scaly (covered
with scales). -gliuòla = -gliola.
sca-gnardo}, ADJ.: dog-like, ugly, low,
mean. |l-gnare [s-, cagna], INTR.: bay
(of dogs). -gnio, pl. —iî, M.: continuous
baying. -gnòzzo, ADJ.: miserable.
scacchiare
scalone
scé-la [L.], F.: staircase (stairs); step;
scale; ladder; (for -lo) wharff: — q
chiocciola, winding-staircase ; — franca,
free ingress and egress. -léeeia, disp,
of -la. -laménto, M.: escalade, scaling
a wall.
scalappiare [s-, calappio], TR., Inm.:
escape (from a snare).
sca-lare [-la], TR.: take by escalade,
scale, storm. -léta, F.: escalade, storm-
ing. -latére, M.: one who scales,
scalcagnare [s-, calcagno], INTR.: tread
on one’s heels.
s-caleare I, TR.: tread upon, crush.
seal-c4re 2 [-co], TR.: carve (meat). -oa-
tore, M., -catriee, F.: carver.
scalcheggirej = scalciare.
scalcheria [scalco], F.: office of a
carver.
scaleiàre [s-, calcio], INTR.: kick.
sealeina-re [s-, calcina], TR.: unplaster
(divest of plaster). -tara, F.: unplas-
tering; unplastered place.
sealco [OGer. scale, servant], M.: stew-
ard, carver (of meat).
scalda=lètto, M.: warming-pan. =mé-
ni, -màno, M.: hot cockles (boys’
play). -ménto, M.. warming, heating.
=panche, m.: lounger (idle student).
=pidtti, M.: chafing-dish. =piédi, M.:
foot-warmer. [|scalda-re [s-, caldo],
TR.: warm (heat); excite; REFL.: get
warm; grow angry. sealda-ta, F.:
warming, heating. -tina, car. dim. of
-ta. -t6io, M.:- stove-room; warming-
place. -tére, M.: warmer. =vivAnde,
M.: chafing-dish.
scal-deggiàre [-dare], TR.: animate,
spur on; excite. -dino, M.: 4 pot to
warm hands.
scaléa [scala], F.: outside stone stairs.
scaléno (Gr. -n6s], ADI. : (geom.) scalene.
sealélla}, F.: snare (gin, noose). —
sca-lèo, M.: ladder. |[-létta, F.: dim.
of -la; little staircase, narrow stairs;
flat tile. -lettato, ADJ.: provided with
stairs.
seal-fire [L. -pere], TR.: cut (into or
away); scratch. -fitto, PART.; Mt:
scratch. -fittàra, F.: incision ; scratch.
sea-lina, car. dim. of -la. -linàta, F.:
flight of steps. -lino, m.: step (of
stairs), stair. ;
scalmà-na [scaldare, mano], r.: chill.
-nare, REFL.: get a chill.
scdlmo [L. -mus], M.: thole (of a boat).
sealo [scala], m.: loading-place (wharf,
quay); slope.
scalégno [L. cepa ascalonia], M.: SCAL-
LION (onion), shallot. ;
sca-léna [-la], r., -léne, M.: great stair-
case; = -glione.
scalorire
scalorîrej [s-, calore], TR.: draw out the
heat of.
scalpel-làre, TR.: chisel. -latére, M.:
chiselling. -latara, r.: chiselling. -lét-
to, -lettino, dim. of -lo. -linare,
TR., INTR.: work with small chisel. -li-
no, M.: chiseller. |lsealpél-lo [L.
-lum], M.: chisel (graver); (fig.) sculptor :
opera di —, works of sculpture. -léne,
aug. of -lo.
scal- pieeiaménto, M.: stamping or
trampling under foot. -pieeiare [-pita-
re], INTR.: shuffle (scrape the feet along).
-piecio, M.: shuffle. -pitaménto, M.:
stamping, trampling upon. ||-pitare
È? L. -pere, cut], TR.: stamp upon, paw;
trample under foot. -pitio, M.: stamping,
trampling. -pére, M.: loud resentment;
angry tumult; uproar; grave effect.
seàlproj = scalpello.
scalter. .} = scaltr. .
scal-traménte, ADV.: cunningly, slyly.
-trézza, F., -triménto, M.: cunning,
craftiness, shrewdness, tact, address.
ll-trire [? L. -pere, cut], TR.: sharpen,
teach wit; trick. -tritaménte, ADV.:
cunningly, craftily. -trito, -tro, ADJ.:
sharp (cunning, crafty, shrewd).
scal-za-cane, M.: ragamuffin, vagabond.
-za-gatto = -zacane. -zaménto, M.:
taking off one’s shoes and stockings; hoe-
ing up, digging, baring the roots. |l-zare
[s-, calzare], TR.: strip of shoes and stock-
ings ; bare the roots of ; strip; undermine ;
pump (a person). -zato, ADJ.: unshod,
barefooted. -zatéio, M.: tooth-lancet.
-zatére, M.: remover of shoes and stock-
ings; underminer. -zatura, F.: removal
of shoes and stockings; hoeing up; dig-
ging; marriage feast. sedl-zo, ADJ.:
unshod (bare, barefoot); miserable.
sca-matare, TR.: beat (clothes, etc.).
ll-mato [? Gr. kémaz, pole], M.: rod.
scam-biaménto, M.: change, exchange ;
commutation; vicissitude. |l-bidre [s-,
cambio], TR.: EXCHANGE; fill the place off.
-biettare, INTR.: skip; change oftenf.
-biétto, m.: skip; caper; frequent
change}. -biévole, ADJ.: mutual ; recip-
rocal. -bievolézza, F.: mutual change,
reciprocity. -bievolménte, ADJ.: re-
ciprocally, mutually, each other. seam-
bio, M.: change; exchange (barter) ;
PREP.: instead (in place of): togliere in
iscambio, mistake. -bista, M.: barterer.
scameràre [s-, camera), TR.: take out of
the treasury.
scamerita [?], F.: loin or fillet of pork.
seami-eidre [s-, camicia], REFL.: remain
in shirt-sleeves. -eiato, ADJ.: in shirt-
sleeves.
scamoidrej, INTR.: scamper off.
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sca-moscifre [s-, camoscio], TR.: dress
(shammy leather). -mosciatére, M.:
dresser of shammy leather. -mòscio,
ADI. : of shammy.
scamoz-zare [s-, capo, mozzare], TR.:
truncate, prune. -zattira, F.: pruning.
scampa} = scampo.
scampaférea [scampare, forca], M. IN-
VAR.: scape-gallows (scapegrace).
scampagnata [s-, campagna], F.: short
country vacation.
scampaménto [-po], M.: escape, safety.
scampa-nére [s-, campana], INTR. : ring
scandere
the chimes. -néta, F.: ringing the
chimes, playing upon the bells. -nellà-
re, INTR.: ring the small bell. -nella-
ta, F., -nellio, M.:
bells. -nîo, M.:
bells (chimes).
scam-pare [s-, campo], TR.: save (pre-
serve, defend); INTR.: escape, get out of
danger. -patére, M.: rescuer, deliverer.
-po, M.: safety; deliverance ; escape, ref-
uge; evasion: non v’ è —, there's no rem-
edy for it, no evading it. -polétto,
-polino, dim. of -polo. scàm-polo,
M.: remnant, remainder.
scamuzzolof, M.: bit, little bit.
scana-lare [s-, canale], TR.: channel
(flute, chamfer); rifle; INTR.: slip out;
depart from usual practice. -latara,
F.: channelling (fluting); channel.
scaneel-labile, ADJ.: that may be can-
celled. -laménto, M.: cancelling, eras-
ing. |l-lare [s-, cancellare], TR.: cancel
(erase). -latieeio, M.: bad erasure.
-latùra, -laziéne, F.: erasing.
scaneèlloj, M.: book rack; pigeon-holes.
scan-eeriaf, F.: plate-shelf. -eiat, F.:
book-shelf, book-case.
seaneio [? Ger. schwank, curved], ADJ.:
slanting (sloping); M.: crosscut.
scan-daglidre, TR.: sound (examine
carefully); explore. ||-daglio [scandere],
M.: plummet (sounding-line); examina-
tion.
scanda-leggiare} = -lizzare. -lizzan-
te, ADJ.: “Scandalous. -lizzàre, TR.:
scandalize (bring scandal upon); REFL.:
be scandalized, take offence. -lizzaté-
re, M.: who causes scandal. |scanda-
lo [L. -lum], M.: scandal (offence; op-
probrium, shame; calumny); bad example ;
discord (dissension): pietra di (or dello)
—, rock (= cause) of offence or scandal.
-losaménte, ADV.: scandalously. -léso,
ADJ.: scandalous (offensive, shameful).
seandélla [L. -dula], F.: small brown
wheat; rye. ;
seandéllef, F. PL.: drops of oil floating
on water.
scin-dere [L.], TR.: SCAN (verses);
ringing of the small
noisy ringing of the
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INTR.}: ascend, climb. -diglidreft, TR.:
sound, examine. -dire = -dere.
scandol. .{ = scandal. .
seanfardof, ADJ.: dirty; scurvy.
scangej, M.: grosgrain shot-silk (stuff).
scangéo [? cangiare], M.: disaster (serious
trouble); perplexity.
scanicaref, TR., INTR.: beat down a wall;
break the plastering.
scan-na-fòsso, M.: drain to a moat.
|l-mare [s-, canna], TR.: cut the throat
of; ruin: -nato, wretched. -natéio, M.:
cut-throat place; shambles. -natora,
F., -natére, M., -natriee, F.: cut-
throat. -nellaménto j, M.: fluting
(chamfering). -nellàre, TR.: wind off;
fiute (chamfer); INTR.: gush out (spout).
-nellatara = -alatura. -nèllo, M.:
kind of writing desk; scrutoire; small
bench. -néttoj, M.: small stool (cricket).
seanno [L. -nnum], M.: seat (bench);
sand-bank.
scannonezzàret, TR.: cannonade ; boast
of.
s-canonizzàre, TR.: annul the canoniza-
tion of.
scansa=fatiche, M., F.: shirk. -mén-
to, M.: avoiding (shunning). l|scansé=
re [s-, L. campsare, turn], TR.: remove out
of the way (displace); avoid (shun): — un
colpo, dodge a blow; REFL.: withdraw
(keep off). -tére, M.: who shuns the
danger; remover.
scansia [Ger. schantz], F.: book-case (pl.
book shelves).
scansiénef}, F.: SCANSION (of verses).
scanso [-sare], M.: avoiding (shunning).
scan-tonaménto, M.: breaking off the
corners. ||-tomare [s-, cantone], TR.:
knock the corners off; INTR.}{: go away
slyly (dodge, shun, elude). -tomatara,
F.: breaking off the corners. -tueeia-
re, TR.: take away the corners.
sca-paceiéne [s-, capo], M.: cuff or
slap on the head: passare a —, pass on
one’s ‘cheek.’ -pare, TR.: remove the
head from; REFL.: lose one’s head ; puzzle
one’s brains. -pataggine, F.: heedless-
ness. -pato, ADJ.: heedless; M.: heed-
less person. -paténe, aug. of -pato.
sca-pecchiare [s-, capecchio], TR.: dress
or card (flax, hemp); REFL.: disentangle
one’s self. -pecchiatéio, M.: brake;
flax-comb.
scape-strataggine, F.: heedlessness ;
licentiousness. ||=strArej [s-, capestro],
TR.: take the halter from; debauch (per-
vert, corrupt); INTR., REFL.: slip one’s
head out of the halter; lead a dissolute
life. -strataménte, ADV.: dissolutely
(loosely). -strato, ADJ.: unbridled (un-
restrained); licentious.
scapriccire
sca-pezzaménto, M.: pruning (lopping
off). ||-pezzére [s-, capo], TR.: lop off;
behead. -pezzéne, M.: slap on the head
(cuff, rap).
sca-pigliàre [s-, capello], TR.: ruffle;
rumple (one’s) hair; INTR.+, REFL.: lead a
dissolute life. -pigliéto, ADI.: dishey-
elled; dissolute. -pigliatara, F.: dis-
solute life (debauchery).
scapi-taméntof, M.: loss; detriment,
|l-tare [s-, capitare], INTR.: be a loser
(lose, fall behind); deteriorate ; TR. : lose:
— di, lose. seapi-to, M.: loss: dare
—, cause a loss; dare a —, sell at a loss,
scapitozzaére [-pezzare], TR.: lop (prune,
head trees).
scapo [L. -pus], M.: SHAFT (of a column).
sc4=pola [L. -pula], F.: scapula. -polà-
re, M.: cowl (scapulary).
scapo-lare [s-,? L. capulare, catch], ™.:
liberate (rescue, release); INTR.: escape
(fly). seapo-lo, ADJ.: disengaged (free,
unmarried, single); M.: bachelor.
scaponire [s-, capo], TR.: overcome the
obstinacy of (make less headstrong).
scap-paménto, M.: escaping (hurrying);
escapement (of a watch). |l-pare [s.,
cappa, ‘cloak’ (lit. ‘slip from the cloak’)],
INTR.: ESCAPE (hurry or run away); for-
get one’s self. -pata, F.: escape (flight);
sally ; oversight (mistake); escapade. -pa-
télla, -patina;, F.: dim. of -pata; little
escapade (little subterfuge). -patéia,
F.: hole to escape through; evasion
(subterfuge). -pa=via, M.: = -patoia;
corridor; outlet. -pellare, TR.: unhood
(a hawk); INTR., REFL.: take off one’s
hat (salute hat in hand). -pellata, F.:
salutation hat in hand. -pellato, ADI.:
with one’s hat off. -pellatara, F.: a
humble salutation. -pellottare, TR.:
slap or cuff on the head. -pellotto, u.:
blow on the head: passare a —, pass
gratis, on one’s ‘cheek’ or assurance.
scappertieeio], M.: short cloak (with
hood).
seap-pinaref, TR.: foot (stockings); put
new soles to (shoes). -pinatoj, ADI.:
new-soled. -pimot, M.: sock; foot of a
stocking.
scapponsta [s-, cappone], F.: feast of
capons ; (pop.) feast for the first-born son.
scapponéof, M.: reprimand (reproof).
scap-pueeifre [s-, cappucio], INTR.:
stumble (trip); fail; REFL.: take off one’s
hood. -ptieeio, M.: stumble ; fault (blun-
der, oversight).
scaprestàre = scapestrare. .
sca-priceiare, ||-priceire [s-, capric-
cio], TR.: cure of whims; disenchant;
INTR., REFL.: get cured of one’s whims;
satisfy one’s self.
scapula
seapu-lat, r.: shoulder-blade.
m.: small hood (scapulary).
seara-battola = -battolo. -battolino,
dim. of -battolo. ||-battolo [s-, carabat-
tola], M.: show-case; show-window.
scara-béo [Gr. skarabaîos], M.: SCARABEE
(black beetle). -billàrej, TR.: scrape
(a violin). -bocchifre, TR.: scribble
(scrawl). -bocchiatére, M.: scribbler
(scrawler). -bòechio, M.: scribbling
(scrawl). -bocchiéna, F.,-bocchiéne,
x.: scribbler (scrawler). -bénej = -fag-
gio.
sca-racchiare, INTR.: expectorate; TR.:
despise (ridicule). |l-raechio [? echoic],
M.: catarrhous spittle. -racchidéne,
M.: one who expectorates often (big spit-
ter).
scara-faggéssa, F. of faggio. i|-faggio
[variant of -beo], M.: scarab (beetle).
scarafaldénej, M.: servants of the
synagogue.
scaraffàrej, TR.: tear away by force.
searamazzoj, ADJ.: not quite round (of
pearls); uneven (unequal).
scara-mieeia [scherma], F.: SKIRMISH.
-mueeifire, INTR.: skirmish. -mie-
cio] = -muccia.
scaraventàre [s-, traventare (L. trans,
ventus, ‘air’)], TR.: hurl, throw with
force.
scar-bonàre [s-, carbone], TR.:
charcoal from. -bonatiara, F.:
ing charcoal (from charcoal pit).
scarcare, poet. for -icare.
scareer-aménto, M.: release from pris-
on (liberation). |l-are [s-, carcere], TR.:
release from prison. -aziéne = -amen-
to.
searco, poet. of scarico.
scar-dfre [s-, cardo], TR.: shell (chest-
nuts). -dassére, TR.: card (wool); give
a dressing down (scold). -dassatére,
M.: one who cards or combs (wool). -das-
satura, F.: carding (combing). -das-
sière, M.: carder (wool-comber). -das-
so, M.: card (to comb wool, etc.).
sear-dinef}, M., -dova, F.: sort of fresh
water fish.
scarferéne}, M.: buskin (half-boot).
seari-ca, F.: unloading; landing; volley.
-ea=barili, M.: boys play. -cal=asi-
no [al, a. .], M.: carrying on the shoulders
(children’s play); game at draughts}. -ca=
miràcoli, M.: fibber; prater; quack.
ll-e4re [s-, caricare], TR.: unload (dis-
CHARGE); unbend ; let fly; fire off (shoot);
fulfil (satisfy): — la coscienza, ease one’s
conscience; — il ventre, unload one’s
stomach. -catéio, M.: landing - place
(wharf); store-house; mart. -catére,
M.: unloader. -catara, F.: unloading.
-làrej,
remove
remov-
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-cazionet, F.: unloading (discharge).
scàri-co, ADJ.: unloaded (discharged,
eased); free; clear; serene (cheerful);
M.: unloading, discharge ; dump.
searifi-care [L.], TR.: scarify. -catére,
M.: scarificator, scarifier. -caziéne, F.:
scarification ; incision.
scar-lattina, F.: scarlet-fever. -latti-
no, ||-latto [? Pers. sakirlat], m.: scar-
let cloth; ADI.: of scarlet-colour, scarlet.
scarmana} = scaimana.
scarmi-glidre [? s-, carminare], TR.:
rumple (ruffle, entangle); REFL.: struggle,
take each other by the hair. -gliatara,
F.: rumpling (ruffling, entangling).
scarmof, M.: oar-peg (oar-pin).
scar-naménto, M.: scarification. ||-né-
re [s-, carne], TR.: cut the flesh from
the surface of; scarify; REFL.: lose one’s
flesh (grow lean). -nascialére, INTR.:
feast (banquet). -matdéio, M.: flesh-
scraper. -natino, ADJ.: pink-coloured
(fiesh-coloured). -natara, F.: scarifica-
tion. -mieeiare, TR.: lance (scarify).
-nificare, TR.: cut the flesh off (divest
of flesh); peel. -mire, TR.: cut the flesh
off ; INTR.: get lean. -mito=-no. -ni-
tara, F.: cutting off of flesh. -mo, ADI.:
fleshless ; emaciated (lean).
scarnovalare [s-, carnovale], INTR. : en-
joy the carnival.
scàro [Gr. skdros], M.: parrot-fish (scarus).
scarognàre [s-, carogna], INTR.: be un-
tidy (slovenly).
sear-pa [Scand. skarp, SHARP], F.: (low)
shoe; SCARP (slope of a ditch); brake (of
a wheel): a —, sloping. -pàeeia, disp.
searrucolato
of -pa. -pàre, TR.: slope. -pdta, F.:
blow with a shoe.
searpell. . = scalpell. .
scar-pétta, dim. of -pa. -pettdeeia,
disp. dim. of -petta. -pettina, -pet-
tino, dim. of -petta. -petténeft, aug. of
-petto. -pieeiare, INTR.: shuffle, scrape
the feet along. -pieeio, pl. —ii, M.:
continuous shuffling. -pina, -pino, dim.
of -pa.
searpiéne [scorpione], M.: scorpion;
SCULPIN.
scar-poneèllo, M.: low shoe. ||-péne,
aug. of -pa.
scar-rièraf [s-, c. .], F.: gang of vaga-
bonds: per —, by good-luck. -rierdre,
INTR.: change from one course to another.
sear-rozzare [s-, carrozza], INTR.: ride
in a coach. -rozzàta, F.: coach-ride.
-rozzio, pl. —îi, M.: noisy, continuous
coach-riding.
scarru-colaménto, M.: movement pro-
duced by pulleys. ||-colare [s-, carru-
cola], INTR.: run on the pulley; slip. -co-
lato, ADJ.: slipped; running; voluble.
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-colio, pl. —iî, M.: a continuous running
of the pulley.
scarsaménte [-s0], ADV.: scarcely (spar-
ingly, poorly).
scarsapépet, F.: wild marjoram (origan).
searseggiare [-so], INTR.: be short of
(want); be stingy.
scar-sélla [ak. to sciarpa], F.: pocket-
purse. -sellétta, -sellina, F.: dim.
of -sella; small pocket. -selléna, F.:
aug. of -sella; large pocket or purse.
scar-sétto, ADJ.: thin (slender, fine,
delicate). -sézza, F.: scarcity; stingi-
ness}. -sita, F.: scarcity; savingness
(sparingness, penury). Iscér-so [l. L.
s-carpsus (carpere, pluck)], ADJ.: SCARCE
(stinted, stingy, niggardly); light; m.:
scarcity (rarity, want): — di danaro,
short of money.
scar-tabellàre, TR.: read carelessly,
glance over. |l=tabèllo} [Sp. carta-pel,
‘paper-of-skin’ note; trashy notes], M.:
worthless book.
scartafàeeio [carta, fascio], M.: stitched
book; quire.
scar-taménto, M.: discarding. ||-ta-
re [s-, carta], TR.: take from the paper;
discARD (throw out of one’s hand; cast
off, reject). -t&ta, F.: discarding (re-
fusal); refuse. -to, M.: discarding ; ref-
use; rebuff; useless papers.
sear-toeceiare, TR.: take from the bag.
|l-téeeio [= cartoccio], M.: paper cor-
net; lamp-chimney ; (arch.) cone.
searzo}, ADJ.: nimble (quick); slender.
seasare [s-, casa], TR.: turn out of the
house.
scasimo [?], M.: (fam.) endearments.
scas-sére [s-, cassa], TR.: unpack, break
open; grub up. -sdta, F.: breaking
(ploughing). -satina, dim. of -sata.
-satura, F.: uncasing (taking out of a
chest). -sinére, TR.: smash (shatter,
ruin, destroy). -so, M.: breaking; grub-
bing up (tillage).
scastagnérej, TR.: shuffle (evade); avoid
(difficulties).
scatalaffot, M.: rap (cuff).
scataròscio [?], M.: heavy shower of
rain.
seatar-rare [s-, catarro], INTR.: spit;
phlegm. -réta, F.: spitting, spittle.
scatàrzo = catarzo.
scatellaàto}, ADI. : duped (laughed at).
scate-naménto, M.: unchaining. ||-na-
re [s-, catena], TR.: unchain (unfetter) ;
REFL.: burst one’s chains (break loose,
sally out).
seato-la [?], F.: box: — da tabacco,
snuff-box; dire u lettere ai —, speak
openly and freely. -làio, M.: box-mak-
er; seller of boxes. -létta, dim. of -la.
scellino
-liére} = -laio. -lino = -letta. -16.
na, -léne, aug. of -la.
scat-tére [s-, L. captare, CATCH], INTR,:
spring, snap ; fly loose (get unbent; snap);
run out; ESCAPE; lack. -tatéiot, x.:
notch or nut of a bow.
scattivére [s-, cattivo], TR.: remove the
bad or spoiled portions of.
seatto [-tare], M.: flying loose (unbend-
ing); discrepance.
scaturiénte [-turire], ADI.: spouting out,
scatu-rigine, F.: source (spring). -ri-
ménto, M.: spouting out, springing up.
ll-rire [L.], INTR.: spring, spout out;
rise.
seé&uro [L. -rus], M.: flamingo.
scaval-cére [s-, cavallo], TR.: dismount,
unhorse (a cavalier); supplant; INTR.:
dismount (from a horse). -catére, x:
who dismounts ; supplanter. -lére, INTR.:
trot or run about.
sca-vaménto, M.: excavation (digging),
ll-vare [s-, cavo], TR.: excavate (dig).
-vatére, M.: digger (delver, miner). -va-
tara, «vazione, F.: excavation, dig-
ging.
scavez-zacòllo [collo], M.: breakneck
fall (dangerous fall); jeopardy (peril);
dissolute man: a —, rashly (precipitately,
desperately). |l=z&re [scapezzare], ™.:
break; unhalter, overstrain. -zAto, -z0,
ADJ.: broken, overstrained; trifling.
scavitolare} = scavizzolare.
scévot, M.: cavity (hollow, ditch, pit).
scavizzolare [?], INTR.: rummage (ran-
sack, search) ; TR.: search out.
scazzata [?], F.: (pop.) lucky hit.
scazzellàrej, INTR.: toy (frolic, play).
scé-da [scheda], F.: raillery (joke, fool-
ishness); PL.: minutes. -dato, ADJ.:
railing (satirical). -deriat, F.: nonsense
(mockery).
sce-gliménto, M.: choice (selection;
picking). Ilscé-gliere [L. ex-eligere],
IRR. § ; TR.: SELECT (choose); pitch upon;
divide (separate). -glitieeio, M.: ref-
use (siftings, pl.). -glitére, M., -gli.
triee, F.: chooser (picker).
§ Ind.: Pres. scélgo, scégli, scéglie; sceglid
mo, scegliéte, scélgono. Pret. scél-st, -se; -se-
ro. Fut. sceglierò (scerrò). Subj.: Pres.
scélga. Ive scégli. Part. scélto. —Poet.
forms : Pres. scé-gizo, -gliono. (Subj.) scéglia.
sceicco [Ar. scheikh], M.: SHEIK.
sceler. .} = sceller. . )
scelle-ràggine, -ratàggine, F.: wick-
edness (villany). -rataménte, ADV.:
wickedly (maliciously). -ratézza, F.:
wickedness (villany). {rato [L. scele-
ratus], ADJ.: criminal (wicked, villanous);
M.: scoundrel (Eng.} SCELERAT). -rit&f
= -ratezza. -résof = -rato.
scellino (Ger. schilling], M.: SHILLING.
scelo
scàloj (poet.) = sceleratezza.
scél-si, PRET. of scegliere. -ta, F.:
choice (selection); flower (best): a sua
—; to one’s mind ; far —, choose (select).
-tézza, F.: selectness (exquisiteness).
llscél=to, PART. of scegliere; SELECT
(chosen, choice). -tiiume, M.: refuse
(trash, cast-off).
sce-maménto, M.: diminution (reduc-
tion). -màre, TR.: diminish; cause to
decay. -matére, M.: diminisher (abater).
liscé-mo [L. semus (semi-, half)], ADJ. :
diminished (decreased); wanting (deficient;
not full); silly (foolish); M.: diminution
(reduction, decrease): luna -ma, waning
moon. è
scem-piéggine, F.: foolishness (stupidi-
ty). -piàre, TR.: 1. explain (make simple,
unfold, interpret); 2.rack (torture)}. -pia-
tiggine, F.: foolishness (silliness). -pia-
taménte, ADJ.: foolishly; confusedly.
-piato, ADJ.: unfolded ; foolish. -pietà,
-piézza, F.: folly, simplicity. ||scém=
pio! [L. simplus], ADI.: SIMPLE (not
double); single; silly (imbecile); m.: fool
(imbecile).
scémpio2 [esempio], M.: torture (rack);
slaughter.
scéena [L.], F.: scene (stage, theatre);
playj. -nfeeia, F.: disp. of -na; bad
scene. -nério, M.: actor’s guide (book);
play-bill; side-scenes (decorations, pl.).
-nata, F.: (violent) scene (curtain-lecture).
scén-dere [L. descendere], IRR.$; INTR. :
descend (be descended); go down (lower
in price). -dibile, ADJ.: easy to descend.
-diménto, M.: descent; declivity.
§ Pret. scé-sz, -se ; -sero. Part. scéso.
sce-neggiaménto, M.: representing by
scenery (representing upon the stage).
-neggiadre, TR.: represent by scenery
(represent upon the stage). -neggiata-
ra, F.: scenic effect. ||-métta, F.:
dim. of -na; little scene or play. -mica-
ménte, ADV.: in a theatrical manner.
scé-nico, pl. —ci, ADJ.: scenic (theatric-
al). -nografia [-na, Gr. grdphein], F.:
scenography. -nografico, ADJ.: sceno-
graphic. -nògrafo, M.: scenograph.
scèntrej, M.: knowledge.
sceriffo [Eng. sheriff], M.: sheriff.
scèr-nere [L. discernere], IRR. $; TR.: dis-
cern (distinguish) ; choose (select). -mi-
méntot, M.: discernment (selecting,
pitching upon). -nîrej = -nere.
$ Pret. scèr-sî, -se ; -sero. Part. lacking.
Scer=pare, TR.: tear away (lacerate);
REFL.: be broken (be lacerated). -pato,
ADI. : broken (lacerated).
scerpel-làto, ||-lino [cerpellino (ci-
spa)], ADJ.: blear-eyed (bloodshot); dis-
torted. -léne, M.: great blunder.
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schermo
scérre = scegliere.
scervel-lare [s-, cervello], TR.: rack the
brains about. -lato, ADJ.: hare-brained
(half-witted).
scé-sa [scendere], F.: descent (declivity);
whim; flux of humours}; rheum (cold)f.
-si, PRET. of scendere. -so, PART. of
scendere; descended; issued.
scet-tieismo, M.: scepticism. |lscèt=
tico [Gr. skeptik6s], aDJ.: sceptical; M.:
sceptic.
scet-trato, ADJ.: sceptred.
[L. sceptrum], M.: sceptre.
sce-veraménto, M.: separating (separa-
tion). ||-werdre [separare], TR.: SEVER
(separate); wean. -veràtat, F.: separat-
ing (severing). -verataménte, ADV.:
separately (asunder). -weratdéio, M.:
separator works. -veratére, M.: sep-
arator (divider). scé-veroj = scevro.
-vrare} =-verare. -vrataméntej =
-veratamente. scé-vro, ADI. : severed;
weaned; free from (lacking in).
schè=da [L. (Gr. skizein, split)], F.: bit
of paper (serving as a note, etc.); note
(billet); poll-ticket (ballot). -dario, M.:
lscét-tro
collection of notes or tickets. sehé-
dula;, F.: little note.
scheg-gétta, dim. of -gia. lischég=
gia TL. schidia (Gr. skizein, split)], F.:
chip (splinter); crag; stem (of a tree)f.
-giàlej, m.: leather girdle. -gidre, TR.:
make chips of; cleave (shatter, shiver);
REFL.: burst in pieces (be shattered, be
shivered). -giaménto, M.: cleaving
(chipping, shattering). -giatara, F.:
chip; shatter (splinter). © schég-giot,
M.: cliff (rock); splinter. -giòla, ‘dim.
of -gia. -giéne, M.: great reef; large
splinter. -giéso, ADJ.: splintery (broken);
craggy (rugged). -giuéla, -gitizza, F.:
little splinter. x j
schele-trame, M.: heap of skeletons.
-trizzàato, ADJ.: worn to a skeleton.
|lschéle-tro [Gr. skeletén], M.: skeleton.
schéma [Gr.], M.: scheme (plan, outline).
scheneire}, TR., INTR.: go sloping; shrink;
swerve.
scherano [?], M.: assassin (brigand).
scheranziaj = squinanzia, F.: quinsy.
schèretro] = scheletro.
schericatof}, ADJ.: degraded (from priest-
hood).
schér-ma [OGer. skerm, ‘shield’], F.:
fencing: maestro di —, fencing-master.
-maglia, F.: strife (quarrel, skirmish).
-mare = -mire. -migliàre, TR.: rum-
ple (the hair). -mire, INTR.: fence;
REFL.: defend one’s self (shield one’s
self). -mita}, F.: fencing. -mitére,
M.: fencing-master; swordsman. schégr-
mo, M.: defence; PL.: weapons.
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schermigioi, M.: skirmish.
schér-naj = -no. -névole, ADJ.: scorn-
ful (contemptuous). -nevolménte, ADV.:
scornfully. -niméntof, M. : scorn (mock-
ery). -mire, TR.: scorn (deride). -ni-
tivot, ADJ.: deriding (insulting). -ni-
tére, M., -nitriee, F.: scorner (scoffer).
Ilsehér=no [0Ger. skern], M.: SCORN (deri-
sion): avere a —, scorn; prendere a —,
laugh at (deride).
scheruòla, F.: (bot.) skirret.
scher-zaecio, M.: disp. of -zo, unpleasant
joke. -zaméntof, M.: play (jest, pleas-
antry). -zamte, ADJ.: playful (jesting).
-zare, INTR.: dally (play, sport); jest
(joke, banter). -zatére, M., -zatriee,
F.: jester (banterer, wag). -zétto, M.:
dim. of -zo; little jest (little sport). -zé-
vole, ADJ.: pleasant (playful). -zevol-
ménte, ADV.: in a playful manner (jest-
ingly). |lsehér-zo [Ger. scherz], M.:
pleasantry (raillery, jest, sport): da —,
in jest. -zosaménte, ADV.: facetious-
ly (in jest). -zosétto, ADI.: dim. of
-zoso; a little playful. -z6so, ADJ.: play-
ful (jocular, pleasant). -ztieeio, M.:
dim. of -zo; little joke.
schiae-eia, F.: brick trap (for birds,
pitfall); wooden leg. -eiaménto, M.:
crushing (squashing, contusion). -eia=
néei, M. INVAR.: nut-cracker. |l-etare
[OGer. klackjan, break], TR.: crush
(bruise, flatten); trample upon. -eifita,
F.: thin hard cake; scotch (thin oaten
bread). -eiatina, F.: dim. of -ciata;
small thin cake. -eiato, ADJ.: crushed
(bruised): naso —, flat nose. -eiatura,
F.: crushing (squashing). -eiòla, F.:
fluting iron; crimping iron.
schi-affare, TR. : cuff (slap), throw; push.
-affeggiare, TR.: give a slap on the
face (cuff, box). Il-&ffo [Ger. schlappe],
M.: SLAP (box, cuff).
schia-mazzare [freq. of L. clamare],
INTR.: cackle; cry out (clamour). -maz-
zatére, M.: brawler. -mazzio, -màz-
zo, M.: noise (brawling); bird-call; lure.
schian-eiànaj,r.: diagonal line. -'eiot,
M.: slope (oblique direction): a —, in bias
(awry, athwart). -eirej, TR.: strike
obliquely.
schian-taménto, M.: snapping off. ||-ta-
re [?], tR.: snap off (burst, crack, split);
brag. -tattira, F.: snapping (break).
-tettino, M.: snap; fillip. -to, M.:
snapping off (cracking, burst); crash
(crack, peal); great noise.
schifinzai, F.: scab (scurf).
schiap-pa}j, F.: rolling-pin. -pdref, TR.:
cleave, split (wood).
schia-rare [chiaro], TR.: clear up (elu-
cidate, explain); INTR.: become clear
schermugio
schietto
(clear up, brighten).
cidator (explainer). -ròat, F.: (bot)
clary (all-heal). -riménto, M.: clear.
ing up (explaining). -rire, TR.: clear up
(illustrate, explain); INTR.: get clear; get
thin; appear.
schiassare [s-, chiasso], INTR.: be noisy
(uproarious).
schidtta [OGer. slahta (= Ger. ge
schlecht)], F.: race (progeny).
schiat-tare [OGer. skleizan, SLIT], INTR.:
burst. -tire [?], INTR.: yelp (bark);
squeak. -témay, F.: sturdy woman.
schiava [-vo], F.: female slave.
schiavaeeiare [s-, chiavaccio], TR.: un-
bolt (open); rattle the bolt.
schia-vaeeio, M.: (pop.) slave. -vé-
sco}, ADJ.: of a slave (servile). -vét-
ta, dim. of -va. -vétto, dim. of -v0.
-vina, F.: slave’s frock; pilgrim’s robe.
-vitù, -vitudine, F.: slavery (servi-
tude; bondage); bonds (chains, gl.),
schid-vo [Ger. sklave], M.: SLAVE; cap-
tive; ADJ.: obliged (obsequious, most obe-
dient): venti -vt, south-east winds. -vo-
lino}, M.: dim. of -vo, little slave; young
slave. -vénef, M.: strong slave.
schiazzamagliaf, F.: rascality; rabble.
schicche-ra-carte, M.: ignorant scrib-
bler. -raménto, M.: daubing; scrib-
bling; speaking openly; reporting. ||-rare
(?], TR.: daub; scribble; say openly; re-
port. -rattira, F.: daubing; scribbling;
speaking openly; reporting. -rio, M.:
continuous scribbling, etc.
schi-dionare, TR.: broach (spit meat).
-dionata, F.: spitful (as much as a spit
will hold). ||-diéme [Gr. -zion], M.: spit
(broach).
schiè-na [? OGer. skina, needle], F.:
spine (backbone); croup; ridge. -mae-
eia, disp. of -na. -nale, M.: back,
croup.
schienanzia}, F.: quinsy.
sehienélla}, F.: wind-gall (a disease);
trouble.
-ratére, M.: elu-
schie-nîna, dim. of -na. -nito, ADI.:
strong-backed ; sturdy.
schiè-ra [OGer. scara], F.: armed host
(troop, band); body; herd; mass: @ —,
in troops, by bands; — a —, troop after
troop; far —, set in array. -raménto,
M.: arraying; battle-array. -rare, TR:
draw up in line of battle.
sehiericare [s-, chierico], REFL.: cease
being priest (doff the priestly habit). —
schiet-taménte, ADV.: honestly; plain-
ly (ingenuously, frankly, openly). -tézza,
F.: uprightness; ingenuousness (frank-
ness, sincerity). |lschièt=to [OGer. sléht
(= Ger. schlicht)], apJ.: plain (pure, un-
mixed); clean (neat); honest (sincere).
schifalpoco
schi-falpòco, ADJ.: shy; prudish. -fa-
ménte, ADV.: filthily (dirtily); timidly.
-faménto}, M., -finza}, F.: aversion ;
disdain (contempt). |l-fare [-fo2], TR.:
shun (avoid, elude); refuse; loathe (ab-
hor); REFL.: loathe; nauseate. -fatére,
M.: avoider; disapprover.
schifétto, dim. of schifo1.
schi-févolet [-fo2], ADI. : despising
(loathing); tired. -fézza, F.: nastiness ;
loathing (disgust); delicacy (daintiness)t;
prudishness}. -filta, F.: coyness (affected
modesty, prudery); disgust (reluctance,
aversion, loathing). -filtéso, ADJ.: shy
(coy); difficult.
schifol (Ger. skif], M.: SKIFF (small boat).
schi-fo2 [Ger. scheu, SHY], ADJ.: repug-
nant (nauseous, disgusting, nasty); shy
(coy, modest); over-nicet; discreet:
prendere a —, take a distaste for; venire
a —, be disgusted with. -fosaménte,
ADV.: nastily (disgustingly). -fosità,
F.: nastiness; disagreeableness. -fdso,
ADJ.: nasty (disgusting, nauseating, dis-
agreeable).
schim-béeio, ||-béscio [sghembo], ADJ. :
bandy-legged.
achinanziaf, F.: quinsy.
schinchimarraf, F.: imaginary monster.
schineioj, ADJ.: oblique (cross).
schinèllaj, F.: wind-gall.
schi-nièraj = -niere. ||-niére [OGer.
skina, ‘leg’], M.: greaves, leg-piece.
schioc-eare [s-, chiocco], TR.: crack;
smack. sechide-co, M.: crack (smack).
schioda-cristi, M.: hypocrite. |lschio-
da-re [s-, chiodo], TR.: unnail. -tura,
F.: unnailing.
schiomare [s-, chioma], TR.: disorder (the
hair).
schiop-pettata, F.: musket-shot. -pet-
teria, F.: quantity of small guns. -pet-
tière, M.: fusileer. -pétto, dim. of
-po. Ilschiòp-po [L. stloppus, ‘slap’],
M.: gun (musket): — wu capsola, per-
cussion-gun.
schippirej, INTR.: slip away.
schiribizzo = ghiribizzo.
schi-sa}, F.: per —, across (crossways).
ll-sare [Gr. schizein, ‘divide’], TR.: re-
duce (to fractions). -so, M.: reduction to
fractions; slant. -sto, M.: SCHIST. -stéso,
ADJ.: schistose. .
schitar-raménto, M.: guitar playing.
l=rére [s-, chitarra], INTR.: drum on the
guitar.
s=chifidere, IRR.; TR.: disclose; open;
INTR.: expand (as flowers, bloom).
schia-ma [OGer. scum], F.: froth (ScUM,
foam); dross. -màre, TR.: skim; INTR.:
froth (foam). -matéio, M.: skimming
ladle. -méso, ADJ.: frothy (foaming).
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disclosed ;
scialacquo
schiti-so, PART. of -dere;
opened.
schi-vàbile, ADJ.: avoidable. -vare,
TR.: avoid (shun). Ilschi-vo [-fo], ADJ. :
shy (retiring, bashful); reserved ; modest ;
tiresome ; gloomy.
schiz-zaméntof, M.: gushing out. |l=z&-
re [?], TR.: SKETCH; INTR.: gush out;
rush. -z&ta}F.: gush, dash. -zatéio,
M.: syringe (squirt). -zettàre, TR.:
syringe (squirt); inject. -zettàta, -zet-
tatura, F.: syringing (squirting); injec-
tion. -zettino, dim. of -zetto. -zétto,
M.: dim. of -zo; small syringe.
schizzi-nosaménte, ADV.: prudishly;
disdainfully; harshly. -gnéso, ||-néso
[?], ADJ.: cynical; disdainful; contrary
(indisposed, difficult).
sehizzo [-zzare], M.: splash; sprinkling
(mixture); dash (of the pen); rough sketch
(outline).
scia [Fr. scie, ‘saw’], F.:
scia2 [Pers. shah], m.:
king).
scifbicai, F.: fishing net.
scià-bla =-bola. |lscià-bola [Ger. sa-
bel], F.: saber; scimitar. -bolàre, TR.:
saber. -boldta, F.: saber-blow.
sciabor-dare [?], TR.: stir (a liquid);
shake (roil, trouble). -dio, M.: roiling
(shaking).
sciacallo [Turk. schakal], M.: JACKAL.
sctacoraf, F.: young woodcock.
sciacqua=bécca, F.: rinsing bowl. =bu-
dèlla, m.: gulp: bevere a —, gulp.
=dénti, m.: light breakfast with a glass
of wine. Ilsciacqua-re [s-, L. aquare],
TR.: rinse (wash). sciaqud-ta, F.:
quick rinse. -tina, dim. of -ta. -tura,
F.: rinsing; dish-water.
sciaguat-taménto, M.: shaking (of
fluids): |l-tdre [? L. suc-cutere], TR.:
shake (fluids); wash (lave).
sciagu-ra [s-, auguria], F.: misfortune
(disaster). -ramza, F.: wickedness (base-
ness); wretchedness. -rataeeio, disp.
of -rato. -rataggine = -ranza. -ra-
taménte, ADV.: wretchedly (miserably);
basely ; unluckily. -ratéllo, ADI.: disp.
dim. of -rato; M.: little wretch. -ratéz-
za, F.: rascality (wickedness); wretched-
ness. -rato, ADJ.: wretched (miserable);
base (wicked); pitiful (sorry); M.: wretched,
ete., fellow. -raténe, aug. of -rato.
scialac-quaménto, M.: prodigality (pro-
fusion). -quante, ADJ.: lavish (prodi-
gal); M.: spendthrift. ||-quare [? scia-
lare], TR.: lavish (squander). -quata-
ménte, ADV.: profusely (lavishly). -qua-
tére, M.: prodigal (spendthrift, waster).
-quatira}, F.: prodigality (wasting).
scialac-quio, scialac-quo, M.: pro-
ship’s track.
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448
fusion (waste). -quéna, F., -quéne,
M.: prodigal (spendthrift).
scialaménto [-lare], M.: pomp, display.
scialandof, M.: flat boat.
scialappa [Mex. xalapa], F.: JALAP (med.
plant).
scia-lare [L. exhalare], TR.: EXHALE};
evaporate; dissipate, have good time.
-latére, M.: exhaler ; dissipator ; feaster.
scial-bare [L. ex-albare], TR.: white-
wash; plaster (walls). -batara, F.:
scialacquona
whitewashing; plastering; rough-cast.
scial- bo, ADJ.: whitewashed; pale,
wan
scialiva [L. saliva], F.: spittle (saliva).
scial-le [Ar. schél], M.: SHAWL. -let-
tino, dim. of -letto. -létto, M.: dim.
of -le; little shawl. -léme, M.: aug. of
-le; large shawl.
scia-lo [-lare], M.:
display; extravagance (luxury).
M.: great spendthrift.
scialappa [Dutch sloep], F.: shallop: —
cannoniera, gunboat.
sciaman-nére [s-, manna], TR. : be slov-
enly (disorderly). -néto, ADI.: ill-built ;
awkward; slovenly: alla -nata, in a slov-
enly manner.
scia-màre, INTR.: swarm. ||scia-me
[L. examen (exagmen; ex-igo, ‘ drive out’)],
M.: swarm (of bees); crowd.
sciamito [Gr. hexd-mitos, ‘six-thread’],
M.: kind of cloth; amaranth (flower).
sciamma [Ethiop.], M.: kind of large
Abyssinian shawl.
sciamo = -me.
sciampàgna [Fr. Champagne], F., M.:
champagne (wine).
sciampifàrei, TR.: enlarge; widen.
scian-care [s-, ancare], INTR.: be hip-
shot. -efto, ADJ.: hip-shot; lame. -ca-
taménte, ADV.: limpingly.
scianto [?], M.: relaxation.
sciapi-direj, INTR.: grow insipid or dull.
sciapi-dof, ADJ.: insipid.
sciarada [?], F.: CHARADE.
sciaràppa = -lappa.
sciare [L. secare, cut], INTR.: cut or
plough the wave.
sciar-pa [Ger. schdrpe], F.: sash (offi-
cial’s scarf); lady’s SCARF; PL.: tatters ;
gang}. -pétta, -pettima, dim. of -pa.
sciarpel-lare}, TR.: make blear-eyed.
-latot, ADJ.: blear-eyed. -lînot, ADJ.:
blear-eyed.
sciàr-raj, F.: brawl (squabble). -ra-
méntot,m.: routing (dispersing). -ràret,
TR.: rout (disperse). |l=rata [?], r.:
routing (defeat) ; strife (quarrel).
scia-tica, F.: sciatica (hip-gout). |lscta-=
tico (Gr. isehion, ‘hip-joint’], ADJ.: sci-
atic (having the hip-gout).
exhalation (vapour)t ;
-léne,
scimunitello
scidtta}, F.: ship’s boat; small boat;
canoe.
sciat-tfiggine, F.: unfitness. -tamén-
te, ADV.: in a slovenly manner. -tàre,
TR.: ruin (spoil). -teria, -tézza, F.:
slovenliness; misconduct (immodesty).
Isctat-to [? L. exaptus], ADI.: slovenly;
simple.
sciaur. .| = sciagur..
sciavero [? sciare], M.: chip (trimming);
remnant.
scibile [L. scibilis (scire, know)], ADI.:
knowable; m.: all that can be known.
scién-te [L. -s (scire, know)], ADI. : know-
ing (learned). -teménte, ADV.: learn-
edly (knowingly, wittingly). -tifica-
ménte, ADV.: scientifically. -tifico, ADI.:
scientific (learned, erudite). -treméntet,
ADV.: on purpose. scién-za, scién-
zia [L. scientia], F.: science (knowledge,
learning, erudition). -ziataménte, ADV.:
in a scientific manner. -zidto, ADJ.:
learned (erudite); M.: man of science
(scholar). -ziuòla, F.: little science
(limited knowledge).
scificàret, TR.: foretell.
s-Cignere}, IRR.; TR.: ungird; untie.
scigrignàtai, F.: gash (slash).
scilécca [?], F.: joke; trifle.
scilin-guagnolo [*sub-linguaneus (L.
lingua, TONGUE)], M.: string or ligament
of the tongue. -gugre, INTR.: stam-
mer; lisp. -guataménte, ADV.: stam-
meringly; lispingly. -guatéllo, iron.
dim. of -guato. -guadto, ADJ.: stammer-
ing; lisping. -guatoére, M.: stammerer;
lisper. -guatuara, F.: stammered word.
sciliva [scialiva], F.: saliva.
scil-la [L.], F.: Scylla: essere tra — e
Cariddi, be between Scylla and Charybdis.
scilòcco = scirocco.
scilòma [?], F.: tedious speech (tiresome
verbiage).
sci-loppàre, TR.: give syrup; coax (whee-
dle). -loppàto, ADJ.: fed with syrup;
wheedled (cajoled). ||-léppo [-roppo].
M.: SYRUP.
scimia;, etc. = scimmia, etc.
scimitar-ra [fr. Pers.], F.: scimitar (sa-
bre). -rdta, F.: sabre-stroke.
scim-mia [L. simia, simius], F.: ape
(monkey); PL.: apes (SIMIA). -mifti-
cot, ADJ.: apish, simious. -mieggiàre,
INTR.: ape (mimic). -miésco, ADJ.: ape-
like, simious. -miétta, dim. of -mia.
-miéne, aug. of -mia. -miottare =
-mieggiare. -midtto, M.: dim. of -mia:
fare lo —, ape, mimic.
scimpanzé [Afric.], M.: chimpanzee.
sci-munitàggine, F.: silliness (foolish-
ness, imbecility). -munitaménte, ADV.:
sillily (foolishly). -munitèllo, ADJ.:
scimunito
dim. of -munito; somewhat silly; M.:
little fool. ||-mumnito [?], ADI. : foolish
(imbecile).
scindere [L.], IRR.$; TR.: divide (sepa-
rate).
§ Pret. scis-si, -se ; -sero. Part. scisso.
s=cingere, IRR.; TR.: ungird; untie.
scintil-la [L.], r.: spark (sparkle). -lae-
eia, disp. of -la. -laménto, M.: spark-
ling (twinkling). -lé&re, INTR.: sparkle
(twinkle). -laziéme, F.: scintillation,
sparkling. -létta, F.: little spark; fee-
ble light.
scinto, PART. of -gere.
sciò [? L. ex hoc], INTERJ.: shoo!
scioc-cdéceio, M.: disp. of -co; great
simpleton. -céggine, F.: foolishness,
folly. -caménte, ADV.: foolishly, sillily.
-cheggidref, INTR.: play the fool, act
foolishly ; talk foolish things. -cherél-
lo, ADJ.: dim. of -co; somewhat foolish ;
M.: little fool. -cheria, -chézza, F.:
foolishness (stupidity, silly thing, folly).
-chino, ADJ.: dim. of -co; somewhat
foolish. ||scidc-co [s-, L. sucus, ‘juice’],
ADJ.: insipid (silly, foolish) ; m.: silly fel-
low. -condeeio, ADJ.: disp. of -cone;
very foolish, -cone, M.: great fool
(great booby).
scio-glibile, ADJ.: capable of being un-
tied, dissolved or accomplished. |lsciò=
gliere [s-, L. solvere], IRR.$; TR.: untie
(loosen); dissolve; absolve; fulfil (accom-
plish); REFL.: free one’s self from, get
rid of: — il ventre, open the bowels; —
un voto, pay a vow. -gliménto, M.:
untying ; explanation; dissoluteness (li-
cence); diarrhea; tumult (sedition, dis-
solution)}. -glitére, M.: who unties;
explainer.
$ Ind.: Pres. scidlgo, sciògli, scidglie; scio-
glikmo, sciogliéte, scidlgono. Pret. sciò!-si,
«se; -sero. Fut. reg. or sciorrò. Subj.: Pres.
sciòlga. Part. scidlto. — Poet. forms: sciòglio,
etc.
scio-lézza, F.: superficial knowledge;
pedantry. |lseio=lo [L. scire], M.: scio-
list.
sciòl-si, PRET. of sciogliere. sciòl-ta, F.:
diarrhea. -taménte, ADV.: freely (with-
out impediment); nimbly; fluently. -téz-
za, F.: nimbleness (agility); freedom.
lisciòl-to, PART. of sciogliere; untied,
etc.; ungirtt; unshackled (free, inde-
pendent); agile (nimble); easy; fluent;
liquefied: a briglia -ta, with full speed;
libro —, book in sheets; versi -ti, blank
verse. sciò-lveret, TR.: breakfast; M.:
breakfast.
scio-nataf, F., scié-nef, M.: squall.
sciope-raggine, F.: idleness (laziness,
waste of time). -ralibrai, M.: sciolist ;
smatterer. -raméntof, M.: idleness
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(idle labour, loss of time). -rante, M.:
striker. |lerare [L. ex-operare], TR.:
keep from working; INTR., REFL.: leave
off work (strike); idle. -ratàggine =
-raggine. -rataménte, ADV: idly.
-ratézza, F.: idleness. -rativof, -ra-
to, ADJ.: idie (unoccupied); sluggish.
-ratonàaeeio, disp. of -ratone. -ra-
téne, M.: aug. of -rato; very idle fellow
(lazy drone). -rio, M.: idleness (sloth-
fulness, losing time). sciòpe-ro, M.:
strike (among workmen). -réne, M.:
drone (stupid fellow).
sciopinot, M.: unhappy accident.
sciopr. .} = scioper. .
sciori-naménto, M. : airing (displaying).
ll-nare [s-, L. aurare (aura, air)], TR.:
air (linen, etc.); display ; disclose (divulge);
turn over (the leaves of a book); REFL.:
open one’s clothes (undress); take a little
relaxation (rest one’s self).
sciòrre = sciogliere.
scipaére} = sciupare.
sci-pidézzaf}, F.: insipidity; silliness. -pi-
dire}, INTR.: grow insipid (grow stupid).
Ilsci-pido [s-, sipido of insipido], ADI. :
insIPID (tasteless, stupid). -pirej= -pi-
dire. -pitaggine, F.: insipidity (tire-
someness). -pitaménte, ADV.: insipid-
ly (tastelessly, foolishly). -pitèllo, dim.
of -pito. -pitézza, F.: insipidity. -'pi-
to = -pido.
scirignata}, F.: gash, slash.
sci-ringa}, F.: syringe.
TR.: syringe; inject.
sci-roceale, ADJ.: of the sirocco. ||=ròc-
co [fr. Ar.], M.: sirocco (south-east wind).
sciròppo [Ar. scharab], M.: syrup.
scirpof, M.: reed (rush); sedge.
scir-ro [Gr. skirrhés, ‘hard’], M.: scirrhus
(tumour). -réso, ADJ.: scirrhous.
scis-ma [Gr. schisma (schid-, split)], F.:
schism (dissension). -matico, ADJ.:
schismatic.
scis-si, PRET. of scindere.
ADJ.: scissile (separable).
scission (separation).
scindere.
discord.
sciu-gare [L. ex-sucare (sucus, moisture)],
TR.: dry (wipe off). -gatoine,.dim. of
-gatoto. -gatéio, M.: towel} napkin.
sciu-pacchiare, TR.: waste but little;
spoil or tear but little. |l-pare [L.
dissipare (supare, throw)], TR.: waste,
(squander, DISSIPATE); spoil; tear; REFL.:
waste (spoil, ruin). -patére, M.: waster
(spendthrift). -pinare, TR.: consume
(wear out); destroy (spoil). -pinio,
-pio, M.: wasting; consuming (wearing
out); destruction. -péne, M.: squanderer
(waster).
-ringàrej,
scis-sile,
-si6ne, F.:
Ilscis=so, PART. of
-sira, F.: cleft (rent, chink);
450 sciutto
sciaitot, ADI. : dried (wiped off).
scivo-lare DI, INTR.: hiss; slide (skate).
-lata, F.: slip (slide). -létto, dim. of
-lo. scivo-lo, M.: (mus.) trill; pas-
sage.
sclama-re [L. ex-clamare], INTR.: EX-
CLAIM (cry out). -ziéme, F.: exclama-
tion ; outcry.
sclarèa [l. L.], F.: (bot). clary (all-heal).
scler-6si [Gr. sklerés, hard], F.: sclerosis
(induration). -òtica, F.: sclerotal.
scoccé-re [s-, cocca], TR.: let fly; shoot
off; INTR.: escape; peep out. -téioj,
M.: notch (of a bow). -tére, M., -triee,
F.: shooter with a bow (archer).
scoe-eifre [s-, coccio], TR.: break (eggs,
etc.). -eino, M.: egg-breaking (a game).
scée=co, -'co [-care], M.: letting fly an ar-
row (shot); twang; striking (of the hour,
stroke): — dell’alba, peep of day.
scoccobrino}, M.: merry-andrew (buf-
foon).
scoccolàre [s-, coccola], TR.: pick (ber-
ries); scribble; report.
scoccolàtoj, ADJ.: sifted; clear (dis-
tinct).
scoccoveggiaref, TR., INTR.: flirt; ban-
ter.
scodàre [s-, coda], TR.:
(dock); crop.
scodèl-la [L. scutella, salver], F.: soup-
plate. -dellare, TR.: dish up (the soup);
pour out. -létta, -lima, dim. of -la.
-lino, M.: small soup-plate, saucer ;
powder-pan.
scodinzolare [s-, codinzolo], INTR.: wag
or shake the tail.
scofaceiare}, TR.: make flat.
scoffina}, F.: file; grater.
cut off the tail
sedglia}, F.: slough (cast skin of a ser-
pent); PL.: old rags.
sco-gli&eeio, disp. of -glio. -glièra,
F.: mass of naked rocks. -gliétto,
dim. of -glio. |lsed-glio [L. scopulus],
M.: rock (reef); shelf (sand-bank); slough
(husk, skin) f. -gliéso, ADI: rocky
(reefy). -glitizzo = -glietto.
scognoscénza = sconoscenza.
scoiare [s-, coio (L. corium, skin)], TR. :
flay (skin, gall).
scoiattolo [Gr. skiouros], M
scolàioj = -larel.
scolaménto [-lare2], M.
ning out).
scò-la [L. schola], F.: = scuola, school
(college); class. -larfieeio, disp. of
-lareI. -lara, F., -léreI, M.: scholar
(learner, student, pupil); apprentice.
s-colare2, INTR.: flow (run out); drop;
drain ; trickle.
sco-lareggidre [Ha], INTR. :
like a scholar. -larésea, F.:
: SQUIRREL.
: flowing (run-
act or play
lot of
scoltare
schoolboys (students, pl.). -laresea-
ménte, ADV.: scholarly. -laréseo,
ADJ.: of a scholar, of a schoolboy. -la-
rétta, dim. of -lara. -larétto, dim.
of -laret. -larina, dim. of -lara. -la-
rino, dim. of -lare. -larménte, apy.:
like a scholar. -lartieeio, disp. of -lare.
-lastica, F.: scholastic philosophy. -la-
sticaménte, ADV.: scholastically. -la-
stieita, F.: scholasticism. -lastico,
ADV.: scholastic, of schools.
scolativoj, ADJ.: causing to flow.
scola-téio [-lare2], M.: strainer; drain
(sewer). -tira, F.: trickling; drained
liquid.
seolétta [-la], dim. of scuola.
scolidste [-lio], M.: scholiast (commen-
tator).
seòlimo [L. -lymos], M.: thistle.
seòlio [Gr. schélion], M.: note (scholium,
commentary).
scol-laeeifre [s-, collo], REFL.: uncover
the neck too much. -laeeidto, ADI.:
décolleté (with uncovered neck). -lare,
TR.: unglue (disjoin); uncover the neck.
-latara = -lo.
scolle-gaménto, M. : disjunction (break-
ing up). |l-gare [s-, collegare], TR.: sep-
arate; disunite.
scollinàre [s-, collina], INTR.: go over
hills and mountains.
sedllo [s-, collo], M
woman’s clothing.
scolmare [s-, colmo], TR.: take off the
top (an over-full bushel, etc.).
seélo [-lare2], M.: flowing off, running
course; draining.
scolopéndra [L.], r.
liped).
scolo-raménto, M.: loss of colour (pale-
ness). |l-rare [s-, colore], TR.: discolour
(tarnish); REFL.: lose colour (fade, get
pale). -riménto, m.: loss of colour
(paleness). -rire, INTR., REFL.: grow
pale (fade).
scol-paméntof, M
: neck-opening in a
: scolopendra (mil-
: exculpation (justifi-
cation). |l-pare [s-, colpa], TR.: excul-
pate (justify). -pàto, ADI.: exculpated
(justified).
scol-piménto, M.: engraving (carving).
ll-pire [L. sculpere], 1RR.$; TR. (Pret.
-pu or sculsit): engrave (carve); artic-
ulate (pronounce) distinctly. -pitamén-
te, ADV.: distinctly (clearly). -pito,
ADJ.: engraved cal, pronounced dis-
tinetly. -pitàraj, F.: sculpture; im-
pression.
$ Pret. scolpii or scilsi (poet.), Part. scol-
pito or sculto; scélto (poet.
seél-ta [ascolta], F.: sentinel (sentry,
watch). -taret, TR.: listen (hearken;
attend.
scoltellare
scoltellare [s-, coltello], TR.: cut out,
weed out; RECIPR.: cut each other with
knives.
seél-to [-pire], ( poet.) for -pito.
F.: sculpture.
scombavaref, TR.: slaver over (slabber).
scomberèllo}, M.: holy-water sprinkler.
scombiccheràre [?], TR.: scribble.
scombi-nàre [s-, combinare], TR.: dis-
combine; discompose ; disorder. -nazid-
ne, F.: disorder (confusion).
scémbro [L. -ber], M.: mackerel.
scombi-glio, -iaménto, M.: confusion
(disorder); dispersion; ruin. ||-idre [s-,
buio], TR.: confuse (disarrange).
scombusso-laménto, M.: confusion.
\l-lare [s-, bussola], TR.: disturb (con-
fuse) greatly, turn topsy-turvy. -lio, M.:
continued confusion.
scom-méssa, F.: wager: fare una —,
lay a wager. -mésso, PART. of -mettere.
l=méttere [s-, c. .], IRR.; TR.: disjoin;
bet (wager). -mettitére, M.: bettor
(wagerer); firebrand. -mettitara, F.:
wagering; disjuncture. -mezzarej, TR.:
divide in two parts.
scommiatare}, TR.:
take one’s leave.
scommoadare = scomodare.
scom-mòsso, PART. of -movere; moved,
etc.; in commotion. ||-mòvere [s-, c. .],
IRR.; TR.: stir up; raise. -moviménto,
M.: commotion (ferment). -movitére,
M.: disturber of the peace. -movizié-
net, r.: revolt (rising). -muévere =
-movere.
scomo-daménte, ADV.: inconveniently
(tiresomely). |l-dare [s-, comodo], TR.:
discommode (trouble, disturb) ; tease: non
si -di, don’t trouble yourself. -dato,
ADJ.: disturbed (troubled); vexed; un-
well. -dézzaj,-dità, F.: inconvenience
(trouble); disadvantage; indisposition.
scòmo-do, ADJ.: incommodious; incon-
venient; tiresome; M.: inconvenience;
pain.
scompagi-naménto, M.: disorder. ||-ma-
re [s-, compagine], TR.: disarrange (dis-
order); disjoint; unhinge. -natùra,
-naziéne, F.: disorder; disjunction ; dis-
union.
scom-pagnaménto, M.: disjunction (dis-
union). |l-pagnare [s-, compagno], TR.:
disunite (separate, sever); INTR.: be sep-
arated from. -pagnatura, F.: disunion.
scompannare [s-, panno], TR.: toss the
bedclothes from; REFL.: toss off the bed-
clothes; partially undress.
scom-parire [s-, comparire], IRR. ; INTR.:
disappear; fade away; decline by com-
parison. -pérsa, F.: ‘disappearance;
fading.
-tara,
dismiss; REFL. :
sconciare
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scompar-timénto, M.: partition; com-
partment. |l-tire [s-, c. .], TR.: divide
into compartments ; distribute.
scompia-eénte, ADJ.: discourteous (im-
polite). -eènza, F.: displacency ; impo-
liteness. |l-eére [s-, com-piacere], IRR. ;
TR.: displease ; ignore; violate.
scompi-glidbile, ADJ.: that may be
disordered; confused. -gliaménto, m.:
disorder (confusion); rout. |l-glidre
[s-, compilare], TR.: disorder (disturb, en-
tangle, confuse); make uneasy. -glia-
taménte, ADV. : confusedly (in disorder).
scompi-glio, M.: confusion (disorder).
-gliime, M.: confused mass.
scompisciàre [s-, piscio], TR. : make wa-
ter upon (wet).
scom-pletàre [s-, completo], TR.: com-
plete. -plèto, ADJI.: incomplete.
scom-poniménto, M.: decomposing ; dis-
order, confusion. |l-pérre [s-, com-por-
re], IRR.; TR.: discompose (undo); disor-
der; decompose (analyze); confuse (abash);
(typ.) distribute: -porsi nel volto, be-
come abashed. -pési, PRET. of -por-
re. -positivo, ADJ.: perturbing; dis-
ordering; decomposing. -positére, M.,
-positriee, F.: decomposer; disorderer.
-posiziéne, F.: decomposition; pertur-
bation; trouble. -postaménte, ADV.:
in disorder; indecently. -postézza, F.:
bad behaviour; disorder; immodesty. -pé-
sto, PART. of -porre.
scompuzzaref}, TR.: fill with an offensive
smell.
scomunàrej, TR.: divide; break up.
scomini-ca, F.: excommunication. -ca-
gione], r., -caméntof, M.: excommuni-
Cation; curse. |l-care [s-, c. .], TR.: ex-
communicate; curse. -cato, ADJ.: ex-
communicated ; cursed; villainous. -ca-
téreij, M.: excommunicator. -caziénej,
F.: excommunication; curse.
scomuzzolo}, M.: none at all (not a bit
of it).
sconcare [s-, conca], TR.: take from the
shell.
s-concatengre, TR.: unchain (unjoin).
sconcennataméntei, ADV.: indecently.
sconeentréàto [s-, concentrare], ADJ.: out
of its centre.
sconeer-taménto, M.: disturbance ; dis-
agreement. |l-tare [s-, c. .], TR.: dis-
concert (disturb) ; nauseate. -tatamén-
te, ADV.: in a disorderly manner. -ta-
tére, M.: disturber. sconeér-to, M.:
disturbance ; nausea; trouble.
scon-eézza, F.: loathesomeness; deform-
ity; uglinesst ; indecency}. -eiaménte,
ADV.: indecently. -eiaménto, M.: spoil-
ing; disarrangement. |l-eifre [s-, c. .],
TR.: derange (spoil); confound (embroil) ;
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REFL. : miscarry ; be deranged, etc. ; bring
on a miscarriage. -eiataméntet, ADV.:
in an unbecoming manner. -eiatiira,
F.: miscarriage (abortion); dwarf. scén-
eio, ADJ.: deformed (ugly; perverse) ;
indecent; sprained; abortive.
sconcli-dere [s-, c..], TR.: break off.
-gionato, ADJ.: inconclusive; ineffective.
sconcobrino}, M.: buffoon (merry-an-
drew).
scon-cordante, ADJ.: discordant (disso-
nant). -cordanza, F.: false concord;
irregularity. ||-cordare [s-, ¢..], INTR.:
be discordant (disagree). -còrde, ADJ.:
discordant (dissonant). -còrdia, F.: dis-
cord; variance.
scondere} = nascondere.
scodescen. .} = scoscen. .
scondito}, ADJ.: unseasoned (insipid,
tasteless, senseless).
sconfér-ma, F.: confirmation; evidence.
|l-mare [s-, c..], TR.: disavow (disclaim).
sconfes-sare [s-, c..], TR.: disown (re-
nounce, deny). -siéme, F.: disavowal
(denial, disowning).
sconciatamente
sconfic-cabile, ADJ.: removable. -ca-
ménto, M.: unfixing. |l-eare [s-, c. .],
TR.: unfix (remove); unnail. -catara,
F.: unfixing.
sconfi-dauzaf, F.: diffidence; mistrust
(suspicion). |l-dare [s-, c. .], TR.: mis-
trust; INTR.: be diffident. -dènza, F.:
diffidence, suspicion.
sconfig-gere [s-, c. .], IRR.; TR.: unfix
(free); ‘discomfit (defeat, frustrate); bring
to silence. -giménto = sconfitta. -gi-
tore, M., -gitriee, F.: who defeats. È
sconfinàre [s-, confine], INTR.: pass be-
yond the bounds or limits.
scon-fitta, F.: discomfiture (defeat, frus-
tration. |l-fitto, PART. of -figgere.
s-conféndere, IRR.; TR.: confound ; dis-
turb; deter.
scon-fortaménto}, M.: dissuasion ; dis-
couragement. |l|-fortdre [s-, c. .], TR.:
discourage; REFL.: be discomforted or
discouraged (despond). -fortévole, ADJ.:
discouraging. scon-fòrto, M.: discour-
agement; discomfort.
s-congegnaére, TR.: disconnect (unjoin).
scon = gitgnere [s-, c. .], IRR.; TR.: dis-
unite (unjoin). -giugniménto, M.: dis-
junction (disunion, parting). -giuntà-
raf, F.: disjunction (disunion, parting).
scongiu-raménto, M.: conjuration ; en-
treaty. |l-rare [s-, c..], TR.: conjure
(entreat). -ratére, M., -ratriee, F.:
conjurer (exorcist). - razione, F., scon-
gia-ro, M.: conjuration ; supplication.
scon-nessaménte, ADV.: unconnectedly
(disjointedly); discordantly. -nessiéne,
F.: want, of connection (disunion). ||-nèt-
scontorcimento
tere [s-, c. .], IRR.; TR.: disunite (sepa.
rate); write unconnectedly ; be discursive
(be rambling, incoherent, digress).
sconoc-chiare [s-, c. .], TR.: spin off a
distaff-ful; draw out. -chiatura, r.:
spinning off a distaff-ful.
scono -scènte, ADJ.: ungrateful; un-
known; rash. -scenteméntet, ADv,:
ungratefully ; rashly. -scènza, r.: in-
gratitude (unthankfulness). sconé-sce-
re [s-, c. .], IRR.; TR., INTR.: not recog-
nize; be ungrateful; not know. -sci-
ménto = -scenza. -sciutaménte,
ADV.: without being known. -sciùito,
ADJ.: unknown, obscure.
sconquas-saménto, M.: destruction;
crushing. |l=sàre [s-, e. .], TR.: break in
pieces (destroy, squash, crush). -satére,
M.: destroyer (ravager). sconqudas-so,
M.: destruction (crush, ruin). -sfime,
M.: mass of destroyed things.
sconsa-crare [s-, c..], -gràre, TR.: des-
ecrate (misuse).
sconsen-timénto, M.: disapprobation;
dissent. |l=tîire [s-, c. .], INTR.: dissent
(disagree).
sconside-ranzaf, F.: inconsiderateness;
imprudence. -rataménte, ADV.: in-
considerately. -ratézza = -ranza. ||=-ré-
to [s-, c. .], ADJ.: inconsiderate; rash.
-raziéue, F.: inconsideration; impru-
dence.
sconsi-gliare [s-, c. .], TR.: dissuade
from (advise against). -gliataménte,
ADV.: unadvisedly (rashly). -gliatézza,
F.: inconsideration; imprudence.
sconso-laménto, m.: affliction (grief,
distress). |l-lare [s-, c. .], TR.: dispirit
(sadden, grieve); REFL.: become discon-
solate. -lataménte, ADV.: disconso-
lately. -léto, ADI.: disconsolate. -la-
zidne, F.: affliction (grief).
scon-tabile, ADJ.: abatable (deductible,
reducible). ||-tare [s-, c..], TR.: dis-
count (deduct, abate); compensate. -ta-
tére, M.: discounter.
scon-tentaménto, M.: discontent (dis-
satisfaction). |l-temtare [s-, c. .], TR.!
discontent (displease); disgust; grieve;
vex; REFL.: vex one's self; be afflicted.
-tentézza, F., -téntol, M.: discontent
(displeasure) ; ‘grief (sadness). -ténto2,
ADJ.: discontented; sad.
scontessitiira [s-, contessere], F.: disor-
der (confusion).
s-continugre, TR.: discontinue.
scon-tista, M.: discounter. ||scén-to
[-tare], m.: discount (abatement).
scon-toreénte, ADJ.: making contortions.
ll-téreere [s-, c. .], IRR.; TR.: contort
(twist, writhe about); REFL.: writhe
(twist, wriggle). -toreiménto, M.: con
gt ele
scontorto
tortion (twisting), -térte, PART.: dis-
torted; twisted.
s=contraffàre, TR.:
tate).
scon-traménto, M.: meeting (conflict,
encounter). |l-trare [s-, ¢. .], TR.: en-
counter (meet with); check (an account);
counterfeit (imi-
confront; REFL.: clash (meet). -trata,
F.: accidental meeting. -trazzot, M.:
rencounter. -trimo, M.: check. scén-
tro, M.: meeting (rencounter, meeting
with) shock; fight; mark (token). -tre-
saggine, F.: contrariety. -tréso, ADI.:
contrary (antagonistic, quarrelsome).
s-conturbaére, TR.: disturb (trouble);
REFL.: be perturbed (be troubled). -con-
tarbo, M.: trouble; confusion.
sconve-nènza}, F.: inconvenience (un-
seasonableness, unseemliness). -névole,
ADJ.: unbefitting (unseemly, indecent).
-nevolézza = -nenza. -nevolménte,
ADV.: unsuitably (unbecomingly). scon-
vé-ngo, PRES. of -nire. -niènte, ADJ.:
unsuitable (unbecoming, indecent). -mien-
teménte, ADV.: improperly (indecently).
-niénza, F.: indiscretion (unsuitable-
ness). |-nîre [s-, c. .], IRR.; INTR.: mis-
become (be unbecoming). sconvé-nni,
PRET. of -nire. -nito, ADJ.: unbefitting
(improper).
s-convertire, TR.: reconvert (bring back
again).
scon-vòlgere [s-, c. .], IRR.; TR.: turn
upside down (overturn, upset); confound;
dissuade. -volgiménto, M.: convul-
sion; disorder. “-volgitére, M.: dis-
turber. -vélto, PART. of- volgere; over-
turned, etc. ; sprained; crooked.
sceé-pa [L.], F.: brush, furze; broom
(shrub, besom); whipping (scourge); kind
of game (with cards). -paiòla, F.:
hedge-sparrow. -pamestiòrit,M.: jack-
of-all-trades. -papollài, M.: hen-roost
cleaner; scullion. -pàére, TR.: sweep;
scourge (criminals). -patore, M.: sweep-
er. -patura, F.: sweeping; scourging
(whipping); reprimand. -pazzénef, M.:
knock (slap, rap).
sco-perchiare [s-, c. .], TR.: uncover
(raise the lid of). -perchiatura, F.:
uncovering. -pérta, F.: uncovering;
discovery: alla —, openly (publicly).
-pertaménte, ADV.: in an open man-
ner. -pérto, PART. of -prire; uncovered
(open); bare (evident); M.: open place
(clearing); open air. -pertura, F.:
opening (clearing, open place).
sco-petinot, -péto, M.: field of brush.
ll-pétta, dim. of -pa. -pettàret, TR.:
brush (brush away, dust). -pima, ADJ.:
shrubby (of heaths): passero a —, hedge-
Sparrow.
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seòpo [Gr. skopés], M.: scope (mark, aim,
intent, design).
seòpolot, M.: high rock.
scoppettiére} = -piettiere.
scop-piàbile, ADJ.: that may be cracked.
-piaménto, M.: crash (crack). ||-pia-
rel [-pio], INTR.: burst (crack, split, ex-
plode); pullulate; REFL.: burst’; become
cracked: — dalle risa, laugh heartily.
scop-piadre 2 [s-, c. .], TR.: uncouple (un-
join; despair).
scop-piata [-piare1], F.: burst (crack,
explosion). -piatàra, F.: bursting (chink,
rent, explosion).-piettare, INTR.:crackle.
-piettata;j, F.: gunshot; crack. -piet-
teria}, r.: fusiliers; PL.: volley of small
shot. -piettièret, M.: fusileer. -piet-
tio, M.: crackling noise (crepitation).
-piétto}, M.: slight cracking; light gun.
llscòp-pio [metath. of schioppo], M.:
crack (crash, explosion); light gun: far
—, cut a dash.
sco-priménto, M.: discovery (disclosure).
ll-prire [s-, c. .], IRR.; TR. : uncover (dis-
close, open); discover; perceive (learn);
REFL.: open (unbosom one’s self): —
paese, sound a person (feel his pulse).
-pritére, M.,-pritriee, F.: discoverer,
-pritùra, F.: discovery.
sceò-pulot, M.: rock (reef).
rocky.
scorag-giaménto, M.: discouragement.
l-giare [s-, coraggio], TR.: discourage
(dishearten); REFL.: get discouraged (de-
spond). -gidto, ADJ.: discouraged (dis-
heartened, desponding). -gire, TR. : dis-
courage (dishearten); REFL.: get dis-
couraged. -gito, ADJ.: discouraged (dis-
heartened). ~
sco-raménto, M. : discouragement (dejec-
tion). |l-rare [s-, cuore], TR.: dishearten
(discourage).
scorbac-chiaménto, M.: defaming.
ll-chidre [s-, corbaccio], TR.: expose to
contempt (disgrace, traduce, defame).
-chiatura, F.: defaming.
scorbellato [s-, corbellare], ADI. : carping
(scurrilous); M.: carper (taunter).
scòrbia = sgorbia.
scor-biare, INTR.: make blots on paper.
lisecòr=bio [? scorpio], M.: blot (spot, de-
fect).
secor-butico, ADJ.: scorbutic (diseased
scorcio
-léso, ADJ.:
with scurvy). ||secér-buto [Dutch
scheurbuk], M.: (med.) scurvy (Eng.}
scorbute).
scorcaref, INTR.: rise, get up (from bed).
scor-eiaménto, M.: shortening (curtail-
ing, contraction). ||-etare [s-, (ac)cor-
ciare], TR.: shorten (curtail, contract).
-eiatéia, F.: cross-way (bypath). seér-
io, M.: shortening (foreshortening); end
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(latter end): — del giorno, close of the
day ; fare -ci, paint the foreshortenings.
scor-daméntot, M.: forgetfulness (ob-
livion). -danzaj, F.: dissension (dis-
agreement). ||-dare [s-, L. cor, heart],
TR.: make discordant (put out of tune);
INTR., REFL.: forget; be discordant (ar,
disagree). -dataménte, ADV.: discor-
dantly. -ddto, ADJ.: jarred; forgotten;
out of tune (discordant).
scòrdeo] = -dio.
scordévole [-dare], ADI.: forgetful (un-
mindful).
scòrdia = discordia.
seòrdio [Gr. skérdion], M.: (bot.) water-
germander.
scorég-giat [s-, coreggia], F.: leather-
thong (strap); (vulg.) fart. -giàre, TR.:
SCOURGE (flog, whip); (vulg.) fart. -gia-
ta}, F.: cut with a whip (lash, flogging).
-giato, M.: flail.
scòr-gere [s-, L. cor-rigere, set RIGHT],
IRR. (cf. accorgere); TR.: discern (perceive,
distinguish); discover ; guide (escort). -gi-
tére, M.: discerner; observer; guide.”
scòria [Gr. skéria], F.: scoria (dross,
scum).
scoridda [s-, L. corium, leather], F.: lash;
SCOURGING.
sco-riaziéne} [-ria], F.: scorification (re-
ducing to scoria). -rificatéiof, M.: cru-
cible; test.
scornac - chiaméntoj, M.: disgrace
(scorn). -chiàret, TR.: ridicule (scorn).
-chidtayt = -nacchiamento.
seor-nare [s-, corno], TR.: dishorn (de-
prive of horns); [? L. corniz, crow], dis-
grace (put to shame, mock, deride); REFL.:
be disgraced; be ashamed (blush). -ma-
ta, F.: blow (thrust) of the horn. -ma-
tira, F.: dishorning. -neggidref, TR.
butt (punch with the horns).
scorni-eiaménto, M.: cornicing. ||-eia-
re [s-, cornice], TR.: provide with cor-
nices; deprive of cornices. -eiatura,
F.: cornice-work.
seòrno [-nare], M.:
scorn).
scoronare [s-, corona], TR.: discrown;
remove the crown of (teeth); lop (a tree).
scor-paceifta [s-, corpaccio], F.: hide-
ful; bellyful, satiety. -pérej, TR.: eat
a hideful (gorge).
scòr-pio] =-pione. -pioneèllo, dim. of
-pione. |l-piéne [L. -pio], M.: scorpion.
-pioneinoj, dim. of -pione. -pionistaf,
M.: two-faced rascal (double-dealer).
scorpo-ràre [s-, corpo], TR.: disembody ;
extract from the mass; take out of the
capital stock. -razione, F., scòrpo-ro,
Mi disembodying; separating from the
capital stock.
disgrace (shame,
scorticare
scorraz-zaménto, M.: skipping about.
II=z&re [s-, correre], INTR.: skip about,
fidget.
s-corréggere, IRR.; TR.: deteriorate (im-
pair).
scor-rénte}, ADJ.: running (flowing),
-rènzai, F.: flux (looseness). lseér.
rere [s-, c..], IRR.; INTR.: run away
(slip away); glide; TR.: run (pass) over;
plunder: — un libro, run over a book;
— il ventre, have a diarrhea. -reria,
F.: incursion (inroad).
scor-rettàeeio, ADI.: very incorrect,
-rettaménte, ADV.: incorrectly; loose-
ly. |l-rétto, PART. of -reggere; incorrect
(faulty).
scorrévo=le [scorrere], ADJ.: gliding
(fluent); swift (transient). -lézza, r.:
fluency.
scorreziéne [-reito], F.: typographical
error; fault (mistake).
scorri-banda, -bàndolaj, F.: little
incursion. -dére, M.: scout; military
Spy. Il=ménto [scorrere], M.: inroad;
flowing; flux. -téioj, ADI.: running;
sliding: nodo —, running knot.
scor-rubbifrei, REFL.: fall into a pas-
sion. -rubbidto{, ADI.: in a passion
(angry). -rubbidso}, ADI.: choleric
(irascible). -rueeiàre [s-, c. .], REFL:
become angry (fallinto a passion). -rie-
eio, M.: anger (wrath); grief.
seérsa [-rere], F.: course (run): date
una — ad un libro, skim through a book.
seérsi 1, PRET. of -gere.
seér=si2, PRET. of -rere. -serélla, F.:
little excursion (little run). -sivoi,
ADJ.: that opens the bowels. . seérso,
PART. of -rere; run out; past over (pas
sed); spoiled; plundered; M.: oversight
(mistake, irregularity, fault): dl mese —,
last month. -séio, ADJ.: running; sliding
(slipping).
scòr-ta [-tare], F.: escort (guide, convoy).
-taméntet, ADV.: prudently; warily.
scortaménto}, M.: contraction (abridg-
ment).
scortare I [-gere], TR.: escort (convoy).
scor-tare} 2, TR. : shorten (abridge). -tà-
tol, ADJ.: abridged. .
scortéto2 [-fare1], ADI.: escorted (guid-
ed).
scortee-ciaménto, M.: taking of the
bark. II-eifire [s-, corteccia], T.: take
off the bark (bark).
scorté-se [s-, c. .], ADJ.: discourteots
(impolite). -seménte, ADv.: discour-
teously (disobligingly, uncivilly). -sia, F:
incivility (rudeness).
scorti-caménto, M.: excoriation (fay:
ing). -eapidécehif, M.: skinflint. ||-c&
re [L. *ex-corticare (cortex, bark)], ™:
scorticaria
strip off the bark; skin (flay); fleece (ex-
tort). -efiriaj, F.: seine (fishing-net).
-catéio, M.: flaying knife; slaughter-
house; excoriation. -catéra, F., -caté-
re, M., -catriee, F.: flayer; fleecer (ex-
tortioner). -cattira, -caziéneft, F.:
scratch (excoriation); extortion. -chino,
M.: flaying-knife ; flayer ; usurer.
scortinare [s-, cortina], TR.: (mil.) bat-
ter down the curtain of (a fort).
scorto, PART. of -gere; perceived, etc.;
wary (clever, prudent); guided.
seérto} 2, ADJ.: shortened (abridged).
seor-za [L. cortex], F.: bark; peel; shell;
skin (hull); outside appearance. -zare,
tr.: bark (peel); skin; divest; REFL.:
cast off the skin (throw off the slough).
-zéne, M.: unpolished person (boor, rus-
tic). -zonéra, F.: (bot.) goat’s-beard.
sco-scéndere [s-, co-s. .], IRR.; TR.: split
(from the trunk); tear off; REFL.: burst
asunder. -scendiménto, M.: rolling
down, rushing down (of earth, etc.); burst
(cleft); precipice. -scéso, PART. of -scen-
dere; broken; steep (precipitous).
sco-sciàre [s-, coscia], TR.: sever (dislo-
cate) the thighs of; REFL.: spread widely
apart one’s limbs; walk at big strides.
-sciata, F., scò-scio, M.: severing of the
thighs; branching of the limbs; forking.
scòs-sa [scuotere, scotere], F.: shake (toss);
leap; sudden shower. -séreij, TR.: shake
(jolt, toss). -sétta, -settina, F.: dim.
of -sa; little shake (little shock). seés-
si, PRET. of sc(u)otere. seGs-so, PART.
of se(u)otere. -séne, aug. of -sa.
scos-taménto, M.: keeping off (remov-
ing). |l-tare [s-, (ac)costare], TR.: put
away (remove, drive away); REFL.: go
from (forsake). -této, ADJ.: removed
(distant).
scos-tumataménte, ADV.: indecently
(rudely). -tumatézza, F.: impoliteness ;
indecency (libertinage). -tumato, ADJ.:
impolite (ill-bred, ungenteel). ||-tamet
[s-, e. .], M.: impoliteness; indecency.
scòtano [L. rhus cotinus], M.: (bot.) fustic.
scoten=nfre [s-, cotenna], TR.: take off
the sward of (bacon). -matof, M.: hog’s
lard (grease).
scò-tere [L. ex-cutere], IRR.§ ; TR.: shake
(stir; agitate, toss); shake or throw off;
REFL.: start with fear (be startled); get
rid of (leave off). -timémto, M.: shak-
ing (shake, shock). -titèrraij, ADJ.:
earth-shaking. -titdéio, M.: salad-basket
(strainer). -titére, M.: shaker. scò-
tola, F.: brake (to beat flax); scotching-
handle. -toldére, TR.: beat flax; beat
(cuff). -tolatfira, F.: flax-beating.
Pres. sc(z)d-, accent.; sco-, unaccent. Pret,
Scds-si, -se; «sero, Part. scosso.
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scoto-maticof, ADJ.: subject to dizziness
(giddy). -miat, F.: dizziness (vertigo).
scotta [? OGer. schotte], F.: whey.
scòtta2 (Swed. skot], F.: (nav.) master.
rope.
scot-taménto, M.: scalding (burning).
l=tdre [L. ex, coquere, cook], TR.: scald
(burn, scorch); sting (nettle); REFL.: burn
one’s self. -tatura, F.: scalding (burn-
ing). seét-tol}t, M.: meal. sedt-toz
[OGer. skot, scot], M.: bill: pagare lo —,
pay the bill, pay dearly; stare a —, be a
boarder.
scovare [s-, covo], TR.: drive out of the
cave or den; dislodge; ferret out (dis-
cover).
scoverch. .j = scoperch. .
scovert. . = scopert. .
sco-viglia}, F.: sweepings, dirt. ||scé-
volo [L. scopula, little broom], M.: (mil.)
scovel (malkin).
seovri. . = scopri. .
scòzia [L. scotia, darkness], F.: scotia
(concave moulding).
scozzàre, TR.: shuffle (the cards).
scoz-zonare [s-, cozzone], TR.: break (a
horse); teach; teach sharpness (make
witty). -zonato, ADJ.: broken in; sharp.
scribacchino
-zonatére, M.: horse-breaker. -zona-
tara, F.: horse-breaking. -zéme, M.:
horse-breaker.
seramar. .= sclamar. .
serduna [OGer.], F.: chair.
screan-zataménte, ADV.: impolitely
(rudely). Il=zàto [s-, creanza], ADI.: ill-
bred (rude, impolite).
sereàtoj = scriato.
scre-dèntet, ADJ.: disbelieving (incredu-
lous); disobedient; stubborn. ||sceré-de-
re [s-, c. .], TR.: disbelieve.
scredi-tare [s-, credito], TR.: discredit
(cry down). -tévolej, ADI.: discredit-
able. serédi-to, M.: discredit (dis-
grace).
screménto [escremento], M.: excrements.
scremenzia}, F.: quinsy.
scre-paref [s-, crepa], -polare, INTR.:
crack (split, burst, chop). -polatara,
F., seré-polo, M.: crevice (chink, chop,
fissure, crack). [less).
s=eréscere }, IPR.; TR.: decrease (grow
screspare [s-, crespa], TR.: smooth.
seré-zia} —-zio. -ziare, TR.: variegate
(speckle). -ziatara, F.: variegation
(speckling). ||seré-zio [? L. dis-crepi-
tus], M.: quarrel (dispute); speckling.
seria [Tyrol. cria (L. creare, create)], F.:
youngest of nestlings. ‘to, ADJ.: feeble,
thin.
seri-ba [L.], M.: scribe.
TR.: scribble (scrawl).
scribbler (scrawler).
-bacchiare,
-bacchîno, M.:
456 scricchiare
seric-chiàre [s-, eric, echoic], -chiola-
re, INTR.: creak (rattle, crack). -chio-
lata, F.: creaking (rustling). -chiolio,
M.: continuous creaking.
scrie-eiot, ||scrie-eiolo [? ASax. scric,
Gr. kréx], M.: wren.
scri-gnaj =-gno. -gnéttot, M.: small
bunch; small casket. |lseri-gno [L,
-nium], M.: bunch; coffer (casket, strong
box). -gmitoj, ADJ.: scraggy; crooked
(hunchbacked).
serimaj = scherma.
scri-minatira [L. dis-criminare, DIS-
CERN, separate], F.: parting of the hair.
scri-molo, M.: edge (brim, verge).
scrinare [s-, crine], TR.: clip the mane
or tail of (crop).
serio [?], ADJ.: that alone.
scrissi, PRET. of scrivere.
serit-ta [scrivere], F.: writing (inscrip-
tion); obligation (bond). -taeeio, M.:
bad writings (old papers). -taréllo,
dim. of -to. serit-to, PART. of scrivere;
M.: writing: — fitto, close writing. -téio,
M.: writing-desk; bureau; study. -toére,
M.: writer (author, copyist). -torèllo,
m.: disp. of -tore; bad writer (scribbler).
-toriat, F.: scrivener’s office; bookkeep-
ing. -triee, F.: writer. -tira, F.:
writing; Holy Scripture (Bible); document
(bookkeeping). -turabile, aDJ.: that
may be engaged. -turdeeia = -taccio.
-turàle, ADJ.: of writing; scriptural;
M.: scrivener (registrar, notary, copyist,
clerk). -turdre, TR.: engage (by writ-
ing). -turétta, -turina, dim. of -tura.
-turista, pl. —i, M.: scripturist.
seri-vacchiaére, TR.: scribble. -vane-
ria, F.: scrivener’s office. -vania, F.:
large writing-desk. -véno, M.: scrivener
(writer). |lseri-vere [L. -bere], IRR.$;
TR.: write (compose); register; note.
-vibile, ADJ.: writable. -viechidre,
-vucchiare, TR.: scribble.
§ Pret. scris-st, -se; «sero. Part. scritto.
seriziato [screzio], ADJ.: speckled (spot-
ted).
seriziéne [scrivere], F.: inscription ; title ;
writingt.
scroc-care [? Fr. croc, hook], TR.: eat at
the expense of others (sponge); enjoy
(procure) fraudulently; REFL.: assume.
-catére, M.: sponger (sharper). -chét-
tof, -chettino, M.: little sponger.
seroc-chio, M.: exorbitant profit (usury).
-chibne}, M.: usurer. seròde-co, M.:
sponging; cheating. -céne, M.: sponger;
sharper.
scrò-fa [L.], F.: sow; kings evilt. -fae-
eia, F.: disp. of fa; big filthy sow;
nasty woman. serò-fola, F.: scrofula
(kings evil). -folfire, ADJ.: scrofulous.
scudone
-folaria, F.: (bot.) blind-nettle (believed
to cure scrofula). -foléso, ADJ.: scrofy-
lous. serò-fulaj = -fola.
s-crogiolare, TR.: crunch.
serol-laménto, M.: shaking (agitation),
l|-lare [s-, ¢..], TR.: shake (jog, toss,
agitate); disturb. -lata, F.: shaking (jog-
ging, tossing). -latina, dim. of -latq.
seròl-lo, ADJ.: shaken ; tired (fatigued);
M.: shake (tossing, jog); vibration.
ser6po-loj, M.: scruple. -léso, ADI.;
(poet.) rugged (uneven).
scro-sciare [ak. to strosciare], INTR.:
patter; whiz (boil hard). -sciàta, r.:
crackling (crash, rattling). serò-scio,
M.: bubbling or boiling violently; patter-
ing: — di risa, loud burst of laughter.
scro-staménto, M.: taking off the crust;
peeling off; clipping. |l-stare [s-, cro-
sta], TR.: take off the crust (peel); chip
(bread). -statira, F.: peeling; crust.
seròto [L. -tum], M.: scrotum.
serudire [s-, crudo], TR.: smooth; take
the chill off.
serunare [s-, cruna], TR.: break the eye
of (a needle).
scrupo-leggiare, INTR.: scruple (be
scrupulous). ‘|lseriipo=lo [L. serupulus],
M.: scruple (doubt); difficulty. -losa-
ménte, ADV.: scrupulously. -losità,
F.: scrupulousness (scruple). -léso, ADI.:
scrupulous (over-nice); captious.
serupul. .} = scrupol. .
seru-tabile, ADI.: scrutable (inquirable).
||-tare [L. «tari (-ta, SHRED), search even
to the rags], TR.: scrutinize; search into
(examine carefully). -tatére, M., -ta-
trice, F.: searcher (scrutinizer, examiner,
inquirer). -tinàre, TR.: scrutinize;
search into (examine). -tinatére, M.:
scrutinizer (examiner). -tinio, -tino,
M.: scrutiny (of votes); inquiry.
seucehiaiare [s-, cucchiaio], INTR.: rat-
tle (spoons, etc.).
s-cueire, IRR.; TR.: unsew; undo. -cu-
eitira, F.: unsewing; rip.
seu-daio [-do], M.: buckler-maker; ADI.T:
armed with a shield. -déret, TR.: cover
with a shield. -deréscot, ADI.: of 3
shield-bearer.
scuderia [OFr. escuerie (OGer. skura,
stall)], F.: stables (of a prince).
scu-détto, -dieei(u)òlo, Mm: dim. of
-do; boss or stud (of a bridle, ete.).
-dié-re, -diòro}, M.: ESQUIRE (knight's
attendant).
sen-discidre, TR.: beat with a switch
(horsewhip). -disctdta, F.: horsewhip-
ping. |l-discio [L. -tica], m.: riding whip.
seu-do [L. -tum], M.: shield (buckler;
scutcheon) ; defence (protection); crown
(dollar). -déne, aug. of -do.
scuffia
seuf-fia [s-, cuffia], F.:
(coif, head-dress). -fiaraj, F.: tire-
woman, milliner. -fidre, TR.: devour.
-fiétta, -fiettina, dim. of fia.
scuffi-naj, F.: file. -néret, TR.: file.
seuf-fidne [fia], aug. of fia. -fidttot,
M.: man’s cap.
sou-laeeidre [s-, culo], TR.: spank.
-laeeiata, F.: spanking. -laeeiatina,
dim. of -lacciata. -laeeiéne, M.: aug.
of -lacciata ; severe spanking. -lettare,
INTR.: waddle, be off (run away). -Imà-
tot, ADJ.: lame (of horses).
setl-si}, PRET. of scolpîre. -tàrej, TR.:
carve (engrave). -tot, ADJ.: sculptured.
l-tére [scolpire], M.: sculptor. -tòrio,
ADJ.: of sculpture. -triee = -tore.
«tira, F.: sculpture. -turésco = -torio.
scumaruodlof, F.: skimmer (kitchen uten-
sil).
scuoidre}, TR.: flay, fleece.
scuò-la [= scola], F.: school (college);
class. -létta, dim. of -la.
scuoràrej = scorare.
seuòt... = scot. .
sera} = scure.
scu-raménte [-ro], ADV.: obscurely.
-raménto, M.: darkening, dimming.
-ràrej, TR.: cloud (darken, dim); REFL.:
grow cloudy (grow gloomy). -raziénej,
r.: darkening (dimming).
scure [L. securis (secare, cut)], F.: axe:
darsi la — sw’ piedi, hurt one’s own case.
scu-rétto [-ro], aDJ.: darkish (rather
dark). -rézza, F.: obscurity (darkness,
gloom). |
scuri-fda},-Ataj,r.: scourging ; coach-
man’s whip (lash). :
seurieeio [-ro], ADJ.: darkish.
scurieòlla [-re], dim. of -re.
scuriosire [s-, curiosità], TR.: satisfy
the curiosity.
scurîre [scuro], TR.: darken (make ob-
scure).
seurisciare}, etc. = scudisciare, etc.
scu-rità{, F.: darkness (obscurity); diffi-
culty; paleness; calamity. [lero [oscu-
ro], ADJ.: obscure (dark, gloomy); diffi-
cult; cruel (barbarous); M.: obscurity.
seurri-le [L. -lis (scurra, buffoon], ADI.:
scurrile (scurrilous; buffoon-like). -lità,
woman’s cap
F.: scurrility; buffoonery. -iménte,
ADV.: scurrilously.
scti-sa, F.: excuse (pretext). -sabile,
ADJ.: excusable (pardonable). -sabil-
ménte, ADV.: in an excusable manner.
-saménto }, M., -samzay, F.: excuse
(pretence, evasion). |l-sare [L. ex-cusa-
re], TR.: excuse (justify, pardon); REFL. :
excuse one’s self. -satat, -sazione,
F.: excuse (justification). -satére, M.:
excuser (justifier). -satòrio, ADJ.: of an
sdolcinato 457
excuse (disculpating). -satriee, F.: ex-
cuser. -serèlla, F.: dim. of -sa; slight
excuse. -sévole = -sabile.
scus-si [scuotere], PRET. of scuotere. -so,
PART. of scuotere; shaken etc.; stripped
(naked, destitute); bereaved: — di dana-
ro, penniless.
sceiticai, F.: whip (lash).
scttof, M.: small boat.
sdamare [s-, dama], INTR.: vacate the
king-row (at checkers).
sda-re [s-, dare], REFL.: grow idle (grow
sluggish). sdé-to, ADJ.: inattentive,
sluggish.
sdebitare [s, debito], REFL.: pay off one’s
debts ; perform one’s duty.
sde-gnaménto, M.: indignation (anger,
passion). -gmanmte, ADJ.: disdainful
(angry). |l-gnmare [s-, d. .], TR.: disdain
(despise, scorn); REFL.: feel indignant;
get angry; wither: — lo stomaco, have a
distaste for. -gnataméntef, ADV.: in-
dignantly (angrily). -gnàto, ADJ.: in-
dignant (wrathful). -gnatriee, F.:
scornful woman. -sdé-gno, M.: indigna-
tion (wrath). -gnosaménte, ADV.: in-
dignantly, scornfully. -gmosétto, dim.
of -gno. -gnosaggine, -gnosità, F.:
disdain (indignation, wrath, anger). -gné-
so, ADJ.: disdainful (scornful, angry).
-gnosteeio, disp. of -gnoso. -gnuzzot,
M.: spite (malice).
sdelinquirej = sdilinquire.
sden-tare [s-, dente], TR.: pull the teeth
of. -této, ADJ.: toothless,
sdétto, PART. of sdire.
s-diaecifre, TR.: melt.
s=dieévole, ADJ.: unbecoming.
sdico, PRES. of sdire.
sdigiunare [s-, digiuno], INTR.: break
one’s fast.
sdilaceiare}, TR.: unlace.
sdilin-quiménto, M.: swoon (fainting).
ll-quire [s-, L. de-liquere, melt away],
TR., INTR.: weaken; faint.
s-dimenticare, etc. = dimenticare, etc.
s=dipingere, IRR.; TR.: blot out a pic-
ture; erase (cancel).
s-dire, IRR.; TR.: deny; refuse; renounce;
forbid; INTR.: misbecome (be unsuitable);
REFL.: unsay (retract one’s word).
sdirieeiare [s-, di, riccio], TR.: husk
(chestnuts).
sdivezzàre [s-, di, vezzo], TR.: wean (dis-
accustom).
sdoganare [s-, dogana], TR.: redeem
from the cystom-house (take out of
bond).
sdo-gare [s-, doga], TR.: strip of staves
(unbind). -gato, ADJ: without pipe-
staves.
sdol-eidto, ||-einato [s-, dolce], ADI.:
458 sdolcinatura
tasteless (insipid, mawkish). -einatara,
F.: insipidity.
sdo-lenzire, TR.: cure of numbness.
[I=lére{ [s-, d. .], INTR.: console one’s
self.
sdondolare [s-, d..], INTR.: swing; dally.
sdonnare{, TR.: emancipate (set at
liberty); REFL.: shake off the yoke (ac-
quire one’s freedom).
sdonnedre}, INTR.: cease loving.
sdonzellàrej,REFL.: play the fop; lounge
about (trifle).
s-doppiàre, TR.: undouble (unfold).
s-dorare, TR.: remove the gilding from.
sdormen-tare [s-, d. .], TR.: awake
(rouse); REFL.: awake. -tiret = -tare.
sdossàre [s-, dosso], TR.: discharge a
back-load ; take off.
sdotto-rére [s-, dottore], TR.: degrade,
unrobe a doctor. -reggiare, freq. of
-rare. Cris
sdrai-fre [OGer. straujan, STREW],
REFL.: stretch one’s self (lie down).
sdrai-o, M.: lying down. -6ne, -éni,
ADV.: in lying (at full length).
sdrueeio-laménto, M.: slip (slide);
false step. -ldmte, ADJ.: slippery (slid-
ing). ||-lare [? Ger. straucheln, stumble],
INTR.: slip (trip, stumble). -lativo,
-lénte, -lévole, ADJ.: slippery; easy;
transitory (fleeting); perillous. -levol-
ménte, ADV.: easily (readily). sdrie-
eio-lo, M.: slide ; snare (treachery); stum-
bling-block; apJs.: sliding (lubric); fieet-
ing (transitory); accented on the ante-
penult (proparoxytone). -léne, m.: slip
(slide). -léso, ADJ.: sliding (lubric);
fleeting (transitory).
sdri-eio, M.: unseaming (ripping); open
seam; rent (cleft, crack). |l-eire
*diruscire (di-re-suere, unsew)], TR.
(Pres. -cio or -cisco): unstitch (unsew, rip);
INTR.: get ripped; get leaky: — un eser-
cito, break the ranks. -eito, ADJ.: ripped
(unseamed); rent; leaky. -eitwra, F.:
rip; rent; chink; leak. -scirej = -cire.
s-duràre, TR.: soften (mollify).
sel [L. si], cons.: if; unless; thus: —
bene, although; — nonche, unless, except;
— m' aiuti Dio! so help me God!
se2, sò -é (after prepos.) [L.], PRON.:
one’s self, himself, herself, itself, them-
selves: lo fece da (per) —, he did it by
himself; far sopra di —, act for one’s
self; — ne andò, he went away.
seba-ceo [L. -ceus (sebum, tallow)], ADI.:
sebaceous (fatty). i
sebbéne [sei, bene], cons.: although
(though).
se-cinte, F.: secant. ||-cdre [L], TR.:
cut.
séc-ca [-co], F.: shallow (sand-bank, reef):
secolarizzare
rimanere sulle -che, be stranded. -og.
bile, ADI.: subject to dry up. -eég.
gine, F.: dryness (aridity, barrenness);
tiresomeness (importunity); dar —, im-
portune. -caginoso, ADJ.: dry (withered,
arid); tiresome (importunate). «cagione,
F.: withering. -cagnai, F.: shallows,
shelves. -cdia, F.: withering, -caié-
ne, M.: withered branch. -caménte,
ADV.: dryly; abruptly (harshly). -ea-
ménto, M.: dryness (aridity). -cdre,
TR.: dry up (drain); importune (weary,
tease); REFL.: get dried up (grow arid),
-cata, F.: dry thing or story. -catie-
eia, F.: dead wood (small dry branches),
-catieeio, ADJ.: almost dry (withered),
-cativo, ADJ.: dessicative (drying). -ca-
téia, F., -catdio, M.: drying-place,
-catére, M.: importunate fellow (prosy
fellow); dun. -eatriee, F.: tiresome
woman. -catàra, F.: tiresomeness (im-
portunity). -caziéne},F.: drought (dry-
ness). -eheréeeio, ADJ.: half dry
(withered); M.:=-chezza. -cherèllo,
M.: small piece of dry bread. -chézza,
F.: dryness (aridity); dry manner.
séc-chia [L. situla], F.: pail (bucket): pio-
vere a -chie, rain cats and dogs. -chid-
ta, F.: bucketful; a blow with a bucket.
-chiéllo, M.: dim. of -chio; small pail
(small bucket). -chierèlla, dim. of
-chia. -chino, dim. of -chio. séc-chio,
M.: milk-pail. -chiolina, dim. of -chia.
-chiolino, dim. of -chio. -chiéne, M.:
. aug. of -chio; large pail (large bucket).
secchità; [-co], F.: dryness (aridity); dry
Manner.
séeeia [? *secca], F.: stubble; stubble-
field.
[L. | sé0-co [L. siccus], ADJ.: dry (arid); meagre
(thin); stingy (miserly); ADV.: dryly;
harshly; stingily; m.: dryness (aridity):
rimanere in —, be puzzled. -cére, M.:
drought (dryness). -efime, M.: dried
leaves, branches or fruit.
se-centismo, M.: (vitiated) style of the
authors of the 17th century. ||-eénto
[L. sex-centi], ADI. : six hundred; m. : 17th
century.
seeèspita [L.], F.: sacrificial knife. .
se-eessione [L. -cessio], F.: secession
(separation). -eèsso, M.: evacuation
(stool); solitary placet.
seeispita = -cespita. .
séco [L.-cum], PRON.: = con sè; with him
(her, etc.): con —, along with him (etc).
seco-làre, ADJ.: secular (worldly); Mi
layman (worldly person). -larescamen-
te, ADV.: in a worldly manner. -laré-
sco, ADJ.: secular (worldly, profane).
-larità}, F.: secularity (worldliness).
-larizzàre, TR.: secularize. -larizza-
secolarizzazione
ziéne, F.: secularization. -létto, M.:
disp. of -lo; this miserable age (this
wicked world). lsèco=lo [L. seculum],
m.: century (age): ne’ -li de’ -li, from age
to age, forever and ever; — d’ oro, golden
age; a’ nostré -li, in our times.
iecén-da, F.: after-birth; aid; agree-
ableness: andar a —, follow the current;
be prosperous ; andar a — ad uno, humour
a person; a — di, according to. -da-
ménte, ADV.: secondly (in the second
place). -damenteché é, CONI.: accord-
ing to (as). -dére, TR.: second (assist,
countenance, favour). -dariaménte,
ADV.: in the second place. -dario, ADJ.:
secondary (accessory); ADV.: in the sec-
ond place. -dinaj, F.: secundine (after-
birth). -dino, M.: under-jailer. |lse-
con-do [L. secundus], ADI.: second (in-
ferior); propitious; ADV.: secondly (in
the second place); PREP.: according to
(after, pursuant to); M.: second (sixtieth
part of a minute). -do=chè -é, CONJ.: ac-
cording as. -do=gènito, M.: second-born
(second son). -dogenitàra, F.: secun-
dogeniture (right of inheritance of the
second son).
iecre-taméntei}, ADV.: secretly (pri
vately). -tamof, ADJ.: trusty (confiden-
tial, intimate). -tàrioj, M.: secretary;
confidant. |lsecré-to [L. -tus], M.: se-
cret (secrecy). -tòrio, ADJ.: secretory.
-ziéne, F.: secretion.
ssculot = secolo.
iecu. .f = sicu. .
ie-curità j, F.: security (assurance).
Il-etiro [L. -curus], ADJ.: secure (safe,
certain). -curtà, F.: security (assurance).
16d} for se, if, before vowel.
ièdano [Gr. sélinon], M.: CELERY.
ie-dante, ADJ.: sedative (assuasive).
ll=dare [L. (sedes)], TR.: quiet (appease,
compose). -dataméntet, ADV.: sedate-
ly (tranquilly, quietly). -dativo, ADJ.:
sedative. -datére, M., -datriee, F.:
quieter.
éde [L. sedes], F.: SEAT: la Santa —,
the Holy See.
edèeimot, ADJ.: sixteenth.
e-déi, PRET. of -dere. -dentàrio, ADI.:
sedentary. -dènte, ADJ.: sitting; sit-
uated. |-dére [L.], IRR.$; INTR.: sit
down (be seated, be situated); M.: sit-
ting down; seat (bottom): -dete, sit down
(be seated); — a mensa, be at table.
-derino, M.: little seat (in a carriage).
sé-dia, F.: chair (seat); see. -didrio,
M.: one who brings chairs.
iù -di, -de (or
obi Se re
(Subj.) sitda or sègga; siòdano or séggano,
—Poet. forms: séggio; -no; sèggia. Ger.
seggéndo.
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se=dieénte, ADJ.: self-styled (pretended);
so-called.
sedi-eésimo, ADJ.: sixteenth. ||sédi-ei
[L. se-decim], ADJ.: SIXTEEN; sixteenth.
sedi-le [L.], M.: sEAT (bench, coarse
chair); stand for casks (gauntry). -mén-
to [L. -mentum], M.: sediment (dregs,
segnacaso
lees). -mentéso, ADJ.: full of sediment
(sedimentary). sèdi-o = seggio. -òlo,
M.: light cart for one person. -tére,
M.: sitter (guest).
sedi-ziéne [L. -¢io], F.: sedition (tumult).
-ziosaménte, ADV.: seditiously. -zié-
so, ADJ.: seditious (factious).
se-détto, PART. of -durre. -dueénte,
ADJ.: seducing (attractive). -dueibile,
ADJ.: seducible. -dueiméntot, M.: se-
ducing (corruption). ||-daeeret = -dur-
re.
sedu-lita, F.: sedulousness (assiduity).
llsèdu-lo [L. -lus], ADI.: sedulous (as-
siduous).
se-durre [L. -ducere], IRR. (cf. addurre);
TR.: SEDUCE (mislead; deceive). -dassi,
PRET. of -durre.
se-dita [-de], F.: sitting.
of -dere; seated (sitting).
se-duttére [sedurre], M., -duttriece,
F.: seducer (corrupter). -duziéne, F.:
seduction (corruption).
sé-ga [-gare], F.: saw: — piccola, hand-
saw. -gabile, ADI.: fit for sawing.
segàeet, etc. = sagace, etc.
séga-le [L. secale], F.: rye. -ligno,
ADJ.: of the nature of rye; spare. -lino,
ADJ.: of rye.
se-gaméntof, M.: sawing (section). -gan-
te, ADJ.: sawing (dividing). -gantino,
M.: sawyer. |l-gare [L. -care], TR.: SAW,
cut; mow; REFL.: (geom.) cross each other.
-gatieeio, ADJ.: fit for sawing. -ga-
tére, M., -gatriee, F.: sawyer; mower.
-gatara, F.: sawing; sawdust; mow-
ing; harvest (harvest-time). -ga-vénef,
-gavénij, M.: tyrant.
seg-gétta, F.: chair (close-stool). -get-
tièret,M.: chair-porter, chairman. -get-
tina, F.: small sedan (small close-stool).
lség-giat [L. sedia], F., -gio, M.: chair
(SEAT); SEE. ség-giola, F.: chair. -gio-
laeeia, disp. of -giola. -gioldio, M.:
chairmaker, chair-seller. -giolétta, -gio-
lina, -giolino, dim. of -giola. ség-
-duto, PART.
giolo, M.: side-seat (in a carriage).
-gioléna, F., -gioléne, M.: aug. of
-giola; large chair (armchair).
sèggo, PRES. of sedere.
se-gheria [-gare], F.: saw-mill. -ghét-
ta, F.: dim. of sega; small saw (hand-
saw); snaffle. -gménto [L. -gmentum],
M.: segment.
se-gnacaso [segnare, caso], M.: preposi-
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tion. -gnécolo [L. signaculum], M.: mark
(sign); signet. -gnalanzaf, F.: distinc-
tion (preéminence). -gnalare, TR.: sig-
nalize; REFL.: distinguish one’s self. -gna-
lataménte, ADV.: principally (above all).
-gnalato, ADJ.: signalized (famous).
-gnale [L. signalis (signum)], M.: signal
(sign, token); omen. -gnalétto, -gna-
luzzo, m.: dim. of -gnale; little signal
(little token). -gnére, TR.: mark (note,
label); stamp; register; cross (make the
sign of the cross upon); signt; bleedt;
REFL.: cross one’s self. -gnataménte,
ADV.: particularly (expressly). -gnato,
ADJ.: marked (noted); evident; engraved
(imprinted); beaten (path); cited; M.:
outside; appearance. -gnatéio, M.: in-
strument for signalling. -gnatére, M.,
-gnatriee, F.: marker. -gnatiara, F.:
mark; signature. -gnétto, M.: dim. of
-gno; little sign (little mark). |l[sé-gno
[L. signum], M.: sign (mark, token); won-
der; ensign (standard); seal; trace (ves-
tige); term: — per —, distinctively ; pre-
cisely (exactly); far stare a —, make
obey; keep in awe.
segnor. . = signor. .
segnuzzo, dim. of segno.
ségo [L. sebum], M.: SUET, tallow.
ségolaj = segale.
sé-golof}, Mm. : hedging-bill; pruning knife.
ll-zéne [-ga], M.: large saw, hedging
bill.
segéso [sego], ADJ.: of tallow (tallowy).
segrega-re [L. (grex, crowd)], TR.: seg-
regate (separate, set apart). -ziéne, F.:
segregation.
segré-ta, F.: secret place; dungeon;
helmet}; capt. -taménte, ADV.: se-
cretly (privately, stealthily). -tariàto,
M.: secretaryship. -tariésco, ADJ.: of
a secretary, confidant. -tdrio, M.: secre-
tary; confidant ; domestic}; portable deskf.
-taro} = -tario. -teria, F.: secreta-
riate; secretaryship. -téssat, F.: fe-
male confidant. -tézza, F.: secrecy.
-tièrej, M.: secret person. segré-to
[L. seeretus], ADJ.: secret (hidden); un-
known; ADV.: secretly (in secret); M.:
secret (mystery); inmost soul; remedy;
recipe; confidant.
se-guàee [L. -quax], ADJ.: following; M.:
segnacolo
follower. -guèla, F.: sequel; conse-
quence. -guénte, ADI. : following (suc-
ceeding). -guenteménte, ADV.: con-
sequently (hence). -guémza, F.: se-
quence (continuity); series (suite; string,
long row).
seguestr. . = sequestr. .
segugio [?], M.: bloodhound.
segui-ménto, M.: following, pursuit.
IIsegui-re [L. segui], TR.: follow (pur-
sembrare
sue); continue; accomplish; happen,
-tabile, ADJ.: to be followed, imitable,
-taménte, ADV.: consecutively (in or.
der). -taménto, M.: following. -tan-
te, ADJ.: following; M.: follower (ad-
herent). -tare, TR.: follow (pursue),
-tatére, M., -tatriee, F.: follower;
imitator. ségui-to, M.: following (rest,
continuation); SUITE (retinue, followers);
issue; event; success. segmi-to, ADJ.:
followed; happened; reputed (renowned),
-tére}, -trieej, F.: follower.
séi [L. sex], M., ADJ.: SIX. -eénto, M,
ADJ.: six hundred. sei-mot, M.: two
sixes (pair of sixes, at dice).
selbastrèlla = selvastrella.
sél-ee [L. silex], F.: flint-stone (silex);
paving stone. -eifre, TR.: pave (with
round flints or pebbles). -eiàtat, r.:
pavement (paving); stone-floor. -eifito,
M.: pavement. -eiéso, ADJ.: flinty (stony).
sele-nite [Gr. -nites (-ne, moon)], F.:
selenite (mineral). -mografia, F.: sele
nography (description of the moon).
se=lètto [L. -lectus], ADI.: selected. -le-
ziéne, F.: selection.
sèl-la [L.], F.: SADDLE; SEAT}; thronef.
-laecia, disp. of -la. -ldio, M.: sad-
dler (saddle-maker). -ldre, TR.: saddle;
burden. -leria, F.: saddler’s shop. -li-
no, dim. of -la.
sél-va [L. silva], F.: wood (forest); grove;
poetical miscellany. -vaeeia, disp. of
-va. -vaggiaménte, ADv.: wildly;
rudely. -vaggina, F.: venison, game.
-vaggio, ADJ.: wild (SAVAGE, desert,
horrid); strange; raw; M.: savage. -vé-
not = silvano. -varéeeiot, ADI:
woody; wild; savage. -vastréllaf, F.:
(bot.) pimpernel. -vético, ADJ.: wild;
savage. -vétta, -vima, F.: grove;
boscage. -wicoltara, F.: forestry.
-véso, ADJ.: woody (full of shrubbery).
semacco [Dutch smak], M.: SMACK.
se-mafòrico, pl. —ci, ADJ.: semaphoric
(telegraphic). ||=maforo ([Gr. séma,
sign, phorés, BEARing], M.: semaphore.
semAio [-me], M.: seed-seller.
sem-bidbile}, ADJ.: resembling. -bié-
glia = -braglia. -bidnte, ADI.: re-
sembling (similar); M.: countenance ; look
(air, mien); semblance: (appearance); col-
our; show: mostrar —, make believe;
far strana —, look strangely. -bianza,
F.: face (countenance); appearance, re
semblance; mark (token). -bidref,
INTR.: seem (appear). -biévolet, ADJ.:
resembling. -blébilej, ADJ.: resem-
bling. -blanzaj = -bianza. |l-bléret
[L. simulare (simul, like)]=-drare. -bra-
bile} = -blabile. -bragliat, F.: troop of
horsemen. -bràre, INTR.: seem (appear).
seme
séme [L. semen], M.: seed (grain); semen;
race; origin (cause, spring); one of the
four suits of cards.
sé-mel, ||-mélle [Ger. semmel], M.: sort
of bun. -mellàio, M.: bun-seller.
semén-ta [L.], F.: seed (sowing); cause;
race (extraction). -tabile, ADI.: that
may be sown. -tére, TR.: sow (sow with
corn). -tativo, ADJ.: that may be sown.
-tatére, M.: sower. semén-te = -ta.
-tino, M.: Roman festival after sowing.
semén-za, F.: seed; sowed field; race
(extraction); cause. -zéio, M.: seed-
plot (nursery). -zima, F.: (bot.) worm-
wood (semen sanctum). -zirej, INTR.:
run to seed.
se-mestraéle, ADJ.: of six months.
|leméstre [L. -mestris (sex, mensis)], M.:
semester (space of SIX MONTHS).
sémi- [L., half], PREF.
semi-bréve, F.: (mus.) semibreve. =ca-
dénza, F.: (mus.) semicadence. =ca-
nuto, ADJ.: almost white. =capro, M.:
half-goat (faun, sylvan). =eavallo, M.:
half-horse (centaur). -eérehio, M.:
semicircle. =eircolare, ADJ.: half
round. =eircolo, M.: semicircle. =cò-
ro, M.: semichorus. =eròma, F.: (mus.)
semiquaver. -cupio [cupo], M.: half-bath.
=déo, M.: demi-god. =didmetro, M.:
semidiameter (radius). =dio, M.: demi-
god. =déppio, M.: (eccl.) semidouble.
=dòtto, ADJ.: half learned. -gnoran-
te [ignorante], ADI.: almost ignorant
(half taught).
semila [sei, mila], ADJ.: six thousand.
semi-lunare, ADJ.: semilunar. =mòr-
to, ADJ.: half dead. =musico, M.: igno-
rant musician.
semi-nfbile, ADJ.: sowable. -nagiò-
ne, F.: sowing; sowing-time. -nale,
ADI. : fit for sowing. -naménto, M.:
sowing (disseminating). ||-nare [L. (se-
men)], TR.: sow (disseminate). -mario,
M.: nursery (seed-plot); seminary (board-
ing-school). -marista, M.: seminarist ;
boarder. -nativo, ADJ.: that may be
sowed. -mato, ADJ.: sowed; dispersed ;
M.: place sowed (sown field); furrow
(ridge): uscir del —, digress (be beside
the question). -natéio, M.: sower.
-natore, M., -natriee, F.: sower (seeds-
man); disseminator ; source (origin). -na-
tira, -nazibne, F.: sowing; seed-
time. -nio, M.: long, continuous sow-
ing. - no, M.: dim. of seme; noodle (for
soup).
semi-nudo [semi], ADJ.: half naked.
=poéta, M.: poetaster. =rétto, ADJ.:
half straight. =roténdo, ADJ.: half
round. =spènto, ADJ.: half extin-
guished.
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sémi-ta}, F.: footpath. -tièroj, M.: little
footpath.
semi-téndo [semi], ApJ.: half round.
=t(u)òno, M.: (mus.) semitone. =uémo,
M.: shrimp of a man (little chap). =ve-
stito, ADJ.: half dressed. =vîvo, ADJ.:
half alive (half dead). -=woedéle, F.:
semi-vowel; ADI. : of a semivowel.
semmanaj = settimana.
semménto [segmento], M.:
piece (shred).
sémo-la [L. simila (si-, sift)], F.: bran;
freckle. -lino, M.: coarse flour. -lésoft,
ADJ.: full of bran.
se=movénte, ADI.: self-moving.
vènza, F.: self-moving.
sempiter-nfle, ADJ.: sempiternal (ever-
lasting). -nalménte, -naménte,
ADV.: everlastingly. -mare, TR.: etern-
ize (make eternal). ||sempitér-no [L.
-nus], ADJ.: eternal (everlasting): in —,
for ever and ever.
sémpli-ee [L. simplex], aDJ.: simple
(single); pure (unmixed); bare (mere);
plain (honest); weak (foolish). -eéllof,
ADJ.: somewhat simple. -eeménte,
ADV.: simply; plainly (sincerely). -eét-
to = -cello. -eézzat = -cità. sém-
pli-ei, F. PL.: simples (medicinal herbs).
-eidecio}, M.: great simpleton. -eia-
rio, M.: treatise on simples. -eiéna,
F., -eiéne, M.: simple-hearted (sincere)
person. -eiòdtto, ADJ.: simple; weak.
-eista, M.: herbalist (botanist). -eita,
F.: simplicity. -ficàre, TR.: simplify
(make simple). -ficaziéne, F.: simplifi-
cation (simplifying).
sémpre [L. -per], ADV.: always (ever):
— che, provided; — mai, mai —, for
ever (always). =vérde, M.: evergreen.
=viva, F., =vivo, M.: house-leek (kind
of plant).
sémprieej = semplice.
sénal [L. -ni (sex)], F.: double six (in
dice and dominoes).
séna2 [Ar. sera], F.: (bot.) senna.
sé-napa [L. sinapi], sé-mape, F.: mus-
tard-seed; mustard. -mapismo, M.:
cataplasm of mustard.
senario [L. -rius], ADJ.: senary (verse
of six syllables).
sena-to [L. -tus (senex, old)], M.: senate,
senate-house: tenere il —, convoke the
senate. -to=constilto, M.: senatus
consultum. -torato, M.: senatorship.
-tére, M.: senator. -toréssa, F.: wife
of a senator. -téria, F.: senatorship.
-toriaménte, ADV.: senatorially. -tò-
rio, ADJ.: senatorial. -triee, F.: sen-
ator’s wife.
senaziòne], F.: water-cresses.
séne! (pop.) = sè.
sene
segment ;
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sè-ne}2 [L.-nex], ADI.: old; M.: old
man. -nile [L. -nilis], ADI.: senile
(decrepit). :
sè-nioj, M.: old age (decrepitude). -nié-
re, ADJ.: senior (older); M.: oldest man
(senior).
seniscalceo = siniscalco.
sen-nino, M.: dim. of -no; judicious
youth. |l-mo [Ger. sinn, sense], M.: sense
(judgment); knowledge (sentiment): a mio
—, at my pleasure; con —, wisely ; da —,
seriously (in earnest); uomo di —, man
of sense; trarre del —, drive one mad;
uscir di —, lose one’s senses (become de-
ranged).
se=nnò or se no, CONJ.: otherwise.
sennueeio [-nno], M.: good sound sense.
séno [L. sinus], M.: bosom (breast, nipple);
creek ; little bay.
senòpiat, F.: sinoper (mineral).
sensaé-le [Fr. censal (L. censualis, of the
census)], M.: broker; agent; go-between.
-lieeio, -Vazzo}, M.: disp. of -le; little
broker ; little agent.
sen-sataménte, ADV.: sensibly (judi-
ciously). -satézza, F.: good sense (wis-
dom, prudence). |l-s&to [-so], ADJ. : sens-
ible (judicious). -sazidéne, F.: sensation
(sense).
senseria [sensale], F.: brokerage ; agency.
sen-sibile [-so], ADJ.: sensible (percept-
sene
ible, sensitive); sharp (pungent); affect-
ing. -sibilità, F.: sensibility; tender-
ness. -sibilménte, ADV.: sensibly.
-sifero, ADJ.: (philos.) ministering to
the senses. -sismo, M.: (philos.) sensual-
ism. -sista, M.: sensualist. -sitiva,
F.: perceptive faculty; sensitive plant.
-sitivaménte, ADV.: in a sensible man-
ner. -sitivo, ADJ.: sensitive, ticklish,
delicate, touchy. -sivaménte, ADV.:
sensibly (sensitively). -sivo, ADJ.: sen-
sible (sensitive). ||sém-so [L. -sus], M.:
sense; sensuality; sentiment (feeling);
meaning; understanding (judgment); di-
rection. -sòriumj, M.: sensorium (seat
of sense). -sufile, ADJ.: sensual. -sua-
lismo, M.: sensualism. -sualista, pl.
—ti, M.: sensualist. -sualita, F.: sensual-
ity; sense. -sualménte, ADV.: sensual-
ly; carnally. -tacehio, -tacchiéso,
ADJ.: quick of hearing. -témte, ADJ.:
sentient (feeling).
sentén-za [L. -tia], F.: sentence (judg-
ment; short saying, saw). sentén-ziat
=-z1. -wideeia, disp. of -za. -zià-
le, ADJ.: sentential. -zialménte,
ADV.: sententiously. -ziàre, TR.: sen-
tence. -ziatére, M.: judge. -zieg-
gidre, INTR.: be pedantic, consequential.
-zievolménte, ADV.: by sentence (by
decree). -ziosaménte, ADV.: senten-
sequente
tiously, judiciously. -zidéso, ADJ.: sen
tentious; full of axioms.
sentié-ro [L. *semitarius (semita, path)]
M.: path, byway. -ruòlo, M.: little lar.
row path.
senti-mentàle, ADJ.: sentimental,
|-ménto [-re], M.: sentiment (sense
idea, esteem, opinion): cavar, levar di —
stun. -mentéso, ADJ.: strong (ener.
getic). -mentizzo, M.: poor thought,
sentina [L.]. F.: hold (of a ship); sink,
sentinélla [?], F.: sentinel (guard); far
la —, mount guard.
sen-tire [L.], TR. (Pres. -to): feel (per-
ceive, be sensible of); smell; taste;
judge (esteem); have: ciò -te qd’ eresia,
that savours of heresy. -tita, F.: hear-
ing; tasting. -titaménte, ADV.: juii-
ciously (prudently). -tito, ADI.: felt
(perceived); heard; judicious}; clever}.
-tére, M.: hint (advice, information);
smell (scent, odour)}; noise}: aver —, have
a hint.
sénza, sénza [L. sine], PREP.: without:
senz altro, without fail (infallibly); —
che, besides; except; moreover; — pro,
uselessly (idly); — più, without anything
else; simply (only); — modo, excessively,
senziénte [L. -tiens], ADI. : sentient.
sépat = sepe.
se-paiòla, F.: wren. |l-pdlef [siepe],
M.: hedge.
sepa-rabile, ADI.: separable. -rabili-
tà, F.: separableness. -raménto, HL:
separation (disjunction). -rénzaf, r:
separation (parting). ||=ràre [L.], n:
separate (part); REFL.: separate ones
self; depart; remove. -rataménte,
ADV.: separately (apart). -ratista, pl.
—ti,m.: separatist. -rativo, ADI.: sep-
arating (severing). -ratére, M.: sep-
arator. -ratério, ADJ.: separatory.
-ratriee, F.: separator. -raziéne, F.:
separation (setting apart).
sépef, F.: sort of lizard.
se-polerdle, ADJ.: sepulchral. -pol
eréto, M.: place full of ancient tombs.
-polerino, M.: dim. of -polero; small
sepulchre. -pélero [L. -pulerum], L.:
sepulchre (tomb); monument. -pélto
[L. pultus], ADI.: buried ; concealed. -pol-
tara, F., -ppelliménto, M.: sp
ulture (burial); tomb. ||-ppellire [L.
sepelire], TR. (Part. reg. or -polto): buy
(inter); hide. -ppellitére, x.: buia.
sép-pia [L. sepia], F.: cuttlefish. -più
re, TR.: polish with cuttle-bone. -pioli-
na, dim. of -pia.
sèpticot, ADJ.: septical (putrefactive).
septiler. .{ = sepoler. . .
se-quéla [L.], F.: sequel (continuation),
consequence ; series. -quémte, ADJ: fo
sequentia
lowing; consecutive. -quèntia, -quén-
za, F.: sequence (hymn introduced in
mass).
ieque-stràbile, ADI.: sequestrable.
-straménto = -sirazione. -strare,
TR.: sequester (set aside); seize; deprive
of. -stratario, M.: sequestrator (one
to whom the keeping of sequestered prop-
erty is committed). -straziéne, F.:
sequestration ; seizure ; setting apart; re-
moval. |lsequé-stro [L. -strum], M.:
sequestration (seizure).
iér [sire], M.: sir; master.
séra [L. -rus, late], F.: evening.
seré-fico, ADJ.: seraphic (angelical).
Il-fino [Heb. -phim], M.: seraph. séra-
fo} = -fino.
se=ràle [-ra], ADI. : of the evening (even-
ing). -ralménte, ADV.: every evening
(nightly). -ràta, F.: evening (the whole
evening). -ratfieeia, disp. of -rata.
-ratina, dim. of -rata.
ser-habile, ADI. : that can be kept, con-
servable. -banzat, F.: keeping (preser-
vation). |l-bare [L. -vare], TR.: keep
(preSERVE); reserve (hold back); put off
(delay).
serbastrèllaj, F.: (bot.) pimpernel.
ser-batéio, ADJ.: conservable}; M.: con-
servatory (place for preserving); preserve
(for birds, etc.); reservoir; coop. -ha-
tére, M., -batriee, F.: keeper; depos-
itary. -bévoletj, ADJ.: that can be
preserved or kept (conservable). ||sér=-
bo [-bare], M.: keeping (custody, deposit,
charge): dare in —, entrust.
sèrej, M.: Sir (my Lord, Master).
serènaj = sirena.
sere-naménte, ADV.: serenely (calmly).
-nàre, TR.: make clear (brighten up);
appease (calm); console; INTR.: grow
clear; be calm. -nàta, F.: serenity
(calmness)f; calm, cloudless weathery ;
(mus.) serenade. -nato, ADJ.: calmed,
serene. -matére, M.: calmer (soother).
-nissimo, ADJ.: most serene (title of
honour). -mita, F.: serenity (tranquil-
lity, calm); brightness; serenity, Serene
Highness (title). Ilseré-no [L. -nus],
ADJ.: serene (clear, calm, tranquil); joy-
ful (happy); M.: clearness; open air;
starry heavens; calm, cloudless weather :
al —, in the open air.
serezzana}, F.: frosty breeze.
serfedòccot, M.: simpleton.
ser-gènte [L. -viens, serving], M.: ser-
geant; constablef; servant}. -genti-
naj, r.: sergeant’s pike (halberd). -gié-
re = -gente.
sergoneèlloj, M.: sorrel.
sergozzone [sor-gozzone], M.: thump un-
der the chin; (arch.)} modillion.
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seriaménte [serio], ADV.: seriously.
séri-co, pl. -ci [L. -cus], ADJ.: silken
(silky). -cultére, M.: silk-grower. -cul-
tira, F.: silk-husbandry.
série [L. -ries], F.: series;
course.
se-rieta, F.: seriousness (gravity). |lsé=
rio [L. -rius], ADJ.: serious (grave); im-
portant ; M. : seriousness (gravity): sul —,
seriously. -riogiocéso, ADI.: serio-
comic; mock-heroic. -riosaméntef,
ADV. : seriously (in earnest). -riéso, ADJ.:
serious (grave); important.
ser-ménte = -mento. |-ménto [sar-
mento], M.: vine-branch ; tendril. -men-
téso, ADI. : full of sprigs.
sèr-moj = -mone. -moeinàrej = -mo-
succession,
nare. -montgre, INTR.: preach; ha-
rangue. -monatére, M.: preacher ; ha-
ranguer; proser. -moneéllo, -mon-
«ino, M.: dim. of -mone; short sermon.
ll-méne [L. -mo], M.: sermon (dis;
course); dialect; idiom.
serméne2 (pop.) = salmone.
sermoneggiare [sermone], TR.: preach ;
harangue.” ©
serdcchiat = sirocchia.
seros. .} = steros. .
se-rotinaménte, ADV.: late (beyond the
time). -tinej =-tino. |l-rétino [L.
-rotinus (-ro, late)], ADI. : late; late in
the day or season; tardy.
ser-pfio, M.: place full of snakes; wilder-
ness. -pato, ADJ.: speckled like a snake.
sèr-pe, F.: serpent (snake). -peggia-
ménto, M.: winding (meander). -peg-
gifre, INTR.: wind (meander). -peg-
giato, ADJ.: tortuous. -pentàeeio,.
M.: disp. of -pente; large, ugly serpent.
-pentare},TR.: importune (tease). -pen-
taria, F.: dragon’s-wort. -pentario,
M.: (astron.) Serpentarius. -pénte
-pentem], M.: large serpent. -pentéllo,
M.: dim. of -pente; young serpent; small
snake. -pentifero, ADJ.: that produces
serpents. -pentino, ADJ.: serpentine
(of aserpent); M.: serpentine stone. -pen-
tone, aug. of -pente. -pentésof, ADI.:
full of serpents. ||sér-pere [L.], INTR. :
wind about; creep. -pétta, -pieèllaj,
F.: dim. of -pe; small serpent. -piei-
na, F., -pieino, M.: dim. of -pe; young
serpent (little serpent). -pigine, F.:
ringworm; scab (scurf). -pilloj, -pél-
lo}, M.: (bot.) serpillum. -polina, dim.
of -pe. -péna, -péne, aug. of -pe.
sér-qua [? L. siliqua], F.: dozen (of eggs,
pears, etc.). -quettina =-qua.
sérra I [L.], F.: saw; defile (glen).
sèr-ra 2, F.: dam (bank); wall; (us’ly —
—) crowd (throng, rush). -ragliat =
-raglio. -raglio, M.: harem (seraglio);
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Sultan’s palace; enclosure; park (men-
agerie). -raéme, M.: lock. -ramén-
to, M.: locking-up (shutting-up). |l-ra-
re [L. serare (sera, bar)], TR.: lock up
(shut close, shut up); conceal; keep in;
wind up; bind; press; rush after (pursue
closely): — fuort, shut out; — il pugno,
clench one’s fist; REFL.: unite closely;
stand close; — addosso w checchessia,
press upon anything. -rataménte, ADV.:
closely; concisely; soundly. -ra=téste,
M.: close cap. -rdto, ADJ.: locked;
shut; close (pressed together); thick : pan-
no —, thick cloth. -ratola, F.: (bot.)
sawwort. -ratére, M.: shutter, locker-
up. -ratara F.: lock; closure (lock-
ing); lock.
sérto [L. -tum (sero, weave)], Mm. : (poet.)
garland (chaplet).
sèr-va, F.: servant-maid. -vabilef,
ADJ.: that can be kept. -waeeio, M.:
serrame
every bad servant. -vaggio, M.: servi
tude (slavery). -vaméntot, M.: keep-
ing (preserving, maintaining). -varef,
TR.: keep (preserve, maintain); observe,
-vatére}, M., -vatriee, F.: keeper;
preserver; observer. -vémte, ADJ.: serv-
ing (obedient, subservient); M.: servant;
footman. -ventése, F., M.: kind of
poetry of the troubadours. -vétta, F.:
dim. of -va; little servant-maid. -vie-
eidla, F.: dim. of -va; little maid of all
work (little scullion). -vieéllat, -viei-
naj, F.: little maid-servant. -vidorà-
met, M.: crowd of men-servants. -vi-
dòrej=-vitore. -viònte=-vente. -vi-
gétto, M.: trifling service; kind office.
-vigidle, M., F.: servant ; serving brother
or sister. -wigio, M.: service (employ);
kind office (favour, pleasure); affair (mat-
ter). -vigitizzot =-viziuccio. -vile,
ADJ.: servile (slavish); mean. -vilità,
F.: servility. -vilménte, ADV.: ser-
vilely (slavishly); meanly. -viméntof,
M.: service (servitude). -vire, TR. (Pres.
=-vo): serve (wait on, help at table); do
a service; assist one with money. -vito,
ADJ.: served; helped; M.: service (at
table); salary. -vitéra, F.: servant.
-vitoraeecio, M.: disp. of -vo; bad serv-
ant. -vitorame, M.: (disp.) crowd of
servants (menials); servile people. -vi-
tére, M.: servant; valet. -vitorèllo,
-vitorétto, dim. of -vitore. -vitori-
me, M.: (disp.) crowd of servants (me-
nials). -vitorinoi, M.: little servant;
lackey. -vitvieet, F.: waiting-maid ;
woman-servant. -vitù, F.: servitude;
service (obligation); bond; ground-rent;
servants. -vizidle, M.: clyster, injec-
tion. -vizidto, ADJ.: serviceable; oblig-
ing. -viziétto, dim. of -vizio. -vizio,
sestuplo
M.: service (employ); favour; affair. -vi.
ziòlo, dim. of -vizio. -viziiùieeio,
M.: disp. of -vizio; little service; little
kindness. ||sér-vo [L. -vus], M.: serf
(bondsman; slave); servant. -véne,
aug. of -vo.
sèsa-mo [L. -mum], M.: sesame (oily
plant). -mòide, M.: (anat.) sesamoid
bone; (bot.)} elecampane.
sescalcof, M.: seneschal; steward.
sesè-li, -lio, M.: (bot.) hartwort.
sesqui- [L.], PREF.: sesqui- (one and a
half). -altero, ADJ.: sesquialteral (once
and a half more). -peddle, ADJ.: ses-
quipedal. -térzo, ADJ.: sesquitertian.
sessa- [L. sexa-], PREF.: sixty. -=gend-
rio [L. -genarius], ADI., M.: sexagenarian,
=gésima [L. -gesimus], F.: Sexagesima-
Sinday. -gèsimo, ADJ.: sexagesimal
(sixtieth). “sessAgonoy, M.: (geom.)
hexagon. |lsessd=nta [L. -ginta], Nux.:
sixty. -nta=mîla, NUM.: sixty thousand,
-nta-quattrèsimo, ADJ.: sixty-fourth,
-ntèsimo, ADJ.: sixtieth. -mtina, F.:
full sixty (three-score).
sessènnio [L. serennium (sex, six, annus,
year)], M.: period of six years.
sés-sile [L. -silis, low (sedere, sit)], ADI.:
(bot.) sessile (without a petiole). -siéne
[L. -sio], F.: session (sitting); act of sit-
tingt.
sessitara = tessitura.
sès=so [L. sexus], M.: sex; pudendat;
anus}. -sudle, ADJ.: sexual. -sualità,
F.: sexuality.
séssola}, F.: (nav.) boat-scoop (laving-
ladle).
sésta I = sesto.
sèstaz [Gr. xustén, square], F.: pair of
compasses: colle —, with much diligence;
le —te, long legs; a —, exactly; menar le
—te, run fast; venir a —, come to 2
resolution.
ses-tante [L. sertans, sixth part], M.:
sextant. -tario M.: sextary.
séste = sesta2.
sestérzio [L. -tertius], M.: SESTERCE (Ro-
man coin).
se-stiére [sei], m.: division of a city;
measure of two gallons. -stile, m.: sixth
part of a circle; (astron.) sestile: di—t,
obliquely (askance). -stina, F.: stanza
of six verses; sextain. lsè-sto! [L.
sextus], ADJ.: sixth; M.: sixth part;
sext.
sésto 2 [L. sexus (? sectus, cut)], M.: order
(measure, rule); arch; form or size of 4
book; remedyf.
sest-odàeimo = sedicesimo. sèst-ulai,
F.: sixth part of an ounce. ||-altimo
[-to, u. .], ADI.: last but five. sést-uplo,
ADJ.: sextuple (sixfold).
seta
silk; silk-stuff.
-taiòlo, M.:
6=ta [L.], F.:
ADJ.: silky.
silk-merchant.
etanasso} = satanasso.
ie-tardénte, ADJ.: causing thirst. -té-
ta}, F.: great and continual thirst. ||sé=
tel [L. sitis], F.: thirst; great desire:
aver —, be thirsty.
i6tej2 = siete (cf. essere).
ve-terfa [-ta], F.: silk-mercery; all kinds
-taceo,
silk-maker ;
cf silk. -tifieio, M.: silk-manufacture.
-tino, M.: very fine silk; silk-drapery.
sé-tola 1, F.: hog’s bristle; coarse hair;
whisk.
éto-la 2 [L. sectula (secare, cut)], F.: cut
(chap, cleft). -laeeia, disp. of -la. -la-
re, TR.: brush (whisk, burnish). -létta,
-lina, dim. of -la. -16ne, M.: (bot.) horse-
tail. -léso, ADJ.: full of cracks. -late,
ADJ.: bristly (hairy). seté-ne, M.: (med.)
seton (rowel). seté-sof, ADJ.: bristly.
iét-ta [L. secta (sequor, follow)], F.: SECT
(faction) ; conspiracy (cabal). -t&eeia,
disp. of -ta.
set-tagono, M.: (geom.) heptagon. -tan-
golare, ADJ.: septangular. ||-tangolo
[sette, a. .], ADJ.: heptagonal. -tanta,
NUM.: SEVENTY. -tantésimo, ADJ.: sev-
entieth. -tantòtto [-tanta, o. .], NUM.:
seventy-eight.
set-tario [-ta], ADJ.: sectarian; M.: sec-
tary. -tatére, M., -tatriee, F.: sec-
tarian (follower).
iòtte [L. septem], NUM.: SEVEN: — suo,
so much the better for him; tre —, game
of cards. -eènto, NUM.: seven hundred;
il —, eighteenth century.
ietteg-giAnte, ADJ.: factious (seditious).
ll-giare [setta], InTR.: make a sect (form
a party); enter a sect.
lette-, PREF.: = sette. setté-mbre [L.
septem-ber], M.: September. -mbréeeia,
F.: autumn. -mbrîino, ADI.: of Septem-
ber; M.: turning sour (of wines). set-
té-mpliee, ADJ.: of seven parts; hav-
ing seven colours. -nfrio, ADJ., M.: sep-
tenary; (metr.) verse of seven syllables;
space of seven years. -nnéle, ADI.:
septennial. setté-nnio [sette, anno],
M.: period of seven years. -ntrionale,
ADJ.: northern. -ntriéne [L. septentrio
(septem, trio, plough ox) seven stars of the
Ursa major], M.: septentrion (north).
ietti-, PREF. : = sette. -clAvio, M.: (mus.)
seven keys. =férme, ADJ.: (eccl.) sep-
tiform. -mana [L. septi-mana, of the
number seven], F.: week: — mosaica,
space of seven years. -mandale, ADJ.,
-manalménte, ADV.: weekly. -mano
=-mo. sèttimo, ADJ.: seventh; ADV.:
seventhly. setti-naj, F.: quantity or
number of seven. -zònio [Gr. zéne, band,
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girdle], m. : (arck.) building surrounded by
seven rows of columns; seven zones.
sèt=to [L. sectum (secare, cut)], M.: (anat.)
separating membrane; diaphragm; ADJ.}:
(poet.) divided (cut, separated). -tére,
M.: sector. -to=trasvérso, M.: (anat.)
diaphragm (midriff).
settua-genadrio [L. septua-genarius],
M., ADJ.: septuagenarian. -gésima, F.:
Septuagesima Sunday. -gèsimo [L. sep-
tuagesimus], ADI. : seventieth.
sèttuplo [L. septuplus], ADI.: seven times
greater.
severaménte [severo], ADV.: severely
(roughly).
severaref}, TR.: sever (separate).
se-verita, F.: severity (rigour). |l-wé-
ro [L. -verus], ADI.: severe (rigorous);
stern.
se-vizia, F.: cruelty (barbarity). |lsé=
voti [sevus, cruel], ADJ.: cruel (in-
human).
sévo2 [L. sevum], M.: tallow.
sevr. .} = scevr. .
se-zionére, TR.: reduce into parts or
sections. |l-ziéme [L. -ctio], F.: section
(division); (med.) dissection.
sez-zaio}, sé2-zo0}, ADI. : last: al da —,
lastly; da —, at last.
sfaeeen-dare [s-, faccenda], TR.: do with
ardour. -déto, ADJ.: unoccupied (lazy);
fruitless (vain).
sfaceettd-re [f. .], TR.: cut facet-wise.
-tura, F.: cutting facet-wise.
sfacchinare [s-, facchino], INTR.: work
like a porter.
sfaceia-ménto} = -iezza. -téeeio,
disp. of -to. -taggine, F.: boldness
(impudence). -taménte, ADV.: impu-
dently. -tèllo, car. dim. of -to. -téz-
za, F.: effrontery (audacity). ||sfaeeia=
to [s-, faccia], ADJ.: impudent (bold); (of
a horse) white-faced.
sfaeélo [Gr. sphdkelos], M.: (med.) gan-
grene; ruin.
s-faciménto, M.: ruin (destruction).
sfal-dare [s-, falda], TR.: cut in slices;
REFL.: fall into slips or splinters; exfoli-
ate. -datura, F.: exfoliation. -della-
re, TR.: make lint; transform into lint.
sfal-laret = -lire. -lènte, ADJ.: erring
(mistaking); wandering. |l-lire [s-, f. J,
INTR.: make a mistake (err, miss).
sfalsàret, TR., INTR.: parry (ward off);
elude.
sfa-mare [s-, fame], TR.: satiate (satisfy
the hunger of); REFL.: eat one’s fill. -mà-
to, PART.: satiated, etc. -matura, F..
satisfying one’s hunger.
sfangare [s-, fango], INTR.: walk in the
mud; get out of the mud; .(fig.) get out
of a mess.
sfangare
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sfare = disfare.
sfarfal-lare [s-, farfalla], INTR. : become
a butterfly; talk nonsense. -latura,
F.: becoming a butterfly. -léme, M.:
large butterfly ; blunder.
sfari-nébile, ADJ.: that can be pulver-
ized. -naecetare = -nare. -naménto,
M.: pulverization. ||-nare [s-, farina],
TR.: reduce to powder (pulverize); INTR. :
get meally; become like flower or powder.
sfar-zdeeio, aug. of -zo. |l-zo [Sp. dis-
fraz, showy clothes], M.: pomp (ostenta-
tion). -zosaménte, ADV.: pompously.
-zosità, F.: splendour (magnificence).
-26so, ADJ.: splendid (pompous).
sfa-sciaménto, M.: loosening (undoing);
ruin. |l-scidre [s-, f. .], TR.: unswathe ;
ruin (cast down); REFL.: fall to ruins.
-sciatara, F.: sawings; sawdust. -sciù-
me, M.: ruins (rubbish).
s-fastididre}, TR.: divert (recreate,
drive away ennui); REFL.: recover one’s
appetite.
sfatà-re [s-, f. .], TR.: lower in esteem.
-taménte, ADV.: foolishly. -'to, ADJ.:
foolish.
sfatto = disfatto.
sfavil-laménto, m.: brilliancy (spark-
ling). ||-lare [s-, favilla], INTR.: sparkle
(shine).
sfavo-révole, ADJ.: unfavourable. -re-
volménte, ADV.: unfavourably. |l-rire
[s-, f. .], TR.: disserve; disoblige; preju-
dice.
sfederare [s-, inf. .], TR.: pull off (the
pillow-case).
sfega-tare [s-, fegato], REFL.: disturb
the liver; (fig.) give one’s self much
trouble. -tato, PART.: much aroused;
violently in love.
sfelàtot, ADJ.: tired; out of breath.
sfelice} = infelice.
sfend. .{ = fend. .
sfé-ra [L. sphera (Gr. sphaîra)], F.:
sphere (globe); science of the sphere
(astronomy). -rélet, ADJ.: spherical
(round). -rétta, dim. of -ra. -rica-
ménte, ADV.: spherically. -rieità,
F.: sphericity (roundness). sfè-rico,
pl. —ci, ADJ.: spherical. -ristério, M.:
tennis court (bowling-green). -roiddle,
ADJ.: spheroidal. -rdide, F.: spheroid.
-romachia [Gr. mdche, fight], F.: an-
cient game of tennis. -réme, M.: circu-
lar fishing-net.
sfèrra [sferrare], F.: old broken horse-
shoe; old clothes; base fellow.
sferraiolare [s-, ferraiolo], TR.: uncloak.
sferrare [s-, ferro], TR.: unshoe (remove
the irons from); extract from a wound (a
bit of iron, etc.); remove; REFL.: shake
off a horseshoe, etc.
sfilato
sferratéia}, F.: loop-hole (barbacan).
sfer-ratiira [-rare], F.: losing a shoe,
-ruzzato, ADI.: of small pieces of chalk-
stone not well slackened.
sfervorato [s-, inf. .], ADI.: cooled; in-
different.
sfér-za, F.: whip (scourge). |l-zdre [?L,
feritiare, wound], TR.: chastise (whip),
-zata, F.: lash; punishment. -zatére,
M.: whipper. -zina, F., -zino, M.: cord
of a net (whip-cord).
sfes-satiray, F.: cleft (chink). sfés-soj,
PART. of sfendere; cleft, etc.
sfetteggiaref, TR.: cut into slices.
sfiaccolare [s-, fiaccola], INTR.: be very
resplendent; be bright as a torch.
sfiaccoléto [dim. of fiaccato], ADI.: fa
tigued (bending the head with fatigue).
sfian-caménto, M.: bursting of the
sides. Il=e&re [s-, f. .], INTR.: break in
the lateral parts ; get lean or thin-flanked;
TR.: weaken; outflank. -cata, F.: blow
on the side; (fig.) impulsion. -eato,
PART.: thin-flanked (weakened).
sfiandrondta}, F.: rodomontade (brag).
sfia-taménto, M.: breathing; losing the
breath. ||-tare [s-, f. .], INTR.: breathe
(respire); REFL.: lose one’s breath. -ta-
to, PART.: out of breath; exhausted.
-tatéio, M.: vent (air-hole). -tatara
= tamento. sfid-to, M.: air-hole (spi-
racle).
sfibbid-re [s-, afibbiare], TR.: unbuckle:
— i seno, unlace the breast (begin to
speak). -ttira, F.: unbuckling.
sfi-braménto, M.: weakening the nerves.
|l-brare [s-, fibra], TR.: unnerve ; weaken
(the nerves). -brindre, TR.: take away
(the fibrin).
sfi-da, F., -daménto, m.: challenge
(provocation to fight). -danzaj, F.: dis-
trust (suspicion). |l=dére [s-, diffidare],
TR.: defy (challenge); discouraget; mis-
trust (suspect)}; give over (a patient).
-dato, PART. : defied, etc. -datére, M.:
challenger (defier); one who distrusts.
-duicia, F.: distrust. -dueiare, TR:
distrust (suspect). -dueiato, ADJ.: mis-
trustful (suspicious, diffident).
sfienadre [s-, fieno], TR.: clean or select
(sheafs of hay).
sfigu-rare [s-, f. .], TR.: disfigure (de-
form). -rito, ADJ.: disfigured. x
sfi-laceiare = -laccicare. -lacetati-
re, F. PL.: unravellings. -laceicare,
INTR.: unweave (unravel). -laeeicati-
ra, F.: unweaving. -léeeiot, x.: thre
(filament). |l-l1&re [s-, infilare], TR.: un
thread; unravel; INTR.: quit the ranks
(disband); break one’s back; go in file,
file off. -ldta, F.: rank (file). -lata-
ménte, ADV.: in confusion. -létot,
sfilunguellare
PART.: unstrung, etc.; wadding for guns:
alla -lata, one after another.
filunguellare [s-, filunguello], INTR.:
be pedantic (prate in a learned manner).
fingardaggine = infingardaggine.
finge [Gr. sphinz], F.: sphinx.
fi- niménto, M.: exhaustion, swoon
(fainting fit). |l-mire [s-, f. .], INTR.: be
exhausted; TR.}: finish (complete). -ni-
tézza, F.: weakness; completioni.
fintére [Gr. sphinktér (sphingein,
strangle)], M.: sphincter (constrictory
muscle).
fiocedra [s-, f. .], TR., INTR.: unravel
(unweave).
ificeinàre [s-, fiocine], TR.: take off (the
peel of grapes).
ifionda-re [s-, fionda], TR.: fling (cast,
dart). -tara, F.: cast with a sling;
gross falsehood}.
sfio-ràre [sfiorire], TR.: deflower; (jig.)
dishonour; graze (touch, strike lightly
against). -remtindre [s-, fiorentino],
TR., REFL.: cause to lose, or lose, Floren-
tine character. -riménto, M.: wither-
ing of flowers. |l-rire [s-, f. .], TR.: de-
flower; INTR.: shed the blossoms; fade.
-ritura, F.: shedding the blossoms.
sficéna [Gr. sphiraina], F.: large sea-
pike.
aaa [s-, aff. .], TR.: not to hire or
et.
sfittonare [s-, fittone], TR.: take up (the
roots).
sflagellàre = sfragellare.
sfocato}, ADJ.: cooled; abated (tempered).
sfoco=-nare [s-, focone], TR.: stir (the
fire); draw from the powder-pan; spoil
the touch-hole of.
sfode-raménto, M.: unsheathing. ||-ra-
re [s-,f. .], TR.: draw, unsheath; draw
out (extract).
sfo-gamanto, M.: venting; letting out.
ll-gare [sfocare], TR.: vent; let out;
breathe out; discharge: luogo -gato,
open airy place; — la collera, vent one’s
anger; — la vendetta, wreak vengeance.
-gataménte, ADV.: openly. -gatéio,
M.: vent (air-hole).
sfog-giaménto = -gio. l-giare [s-,
foggiare], TR.: dress sumptuously or
magnificently, excel (surpass). -giata-
ménte, ADV.: pompously; excessively.
-giatézza, F.: splendor (pomp). -gidto,
ADJ.: splendid (pompous); excessive ;
ADV.: immoderately. sfog-gio, M.: splen-
dour (sumptuousness). È
sfò-glia [s-, f. .], F.: leaf; spangle (gold
foil). -glifme, M.: exfoliation (dross
of metals). -gliare, TR.: unleaf (strip
the leaves off of); dry upf (consume) ;
make thint; scalej; REFL.: exfoliate
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(shell off). -gliàta, -gliatàra, F.:
puff-paste (light pastry); unleafing, etc.
-gliato, PART.: stripped of leaves, etc.
-gliétta, dim. of -glia.
s-fognare, INTR.: open into a sewer; be
bornf.
sfégo [sfogare], M.: letting out; vent;
summit of an arch.
sfolgo-raménte, m.: lightning; wast-
ing. |l-rare [s-, folgore], INTR.: shine
(glitter, sparkle); TR.: hasten (expedite);
ruin (destroy, waste). -rataménte,
ADV.: resplendently ; immoderately. -rf-
to}, AbDJ.: brilliant (shining); exorbitant
(immoderate); unhappy (unfortunate).
-reggifnte, ADJ.: resplendent (daz-
zling). -reggiare =-rare. -rio, M.:
shining, glittering.
sfon-daménto, m.: knocking out or in
the bottom; massacre (carnage)}. ||-da-
re [s-, f. .], TR.: knock out or in the bot-
tom of; drive down (pull down); INTR.:
sink (go to the bottom). -déto, PART.:
bottomless; destroyed (ruined); exces-
sive; M. = -do: ricco —, exceedingly
rich. -datira = -damento. -do, M.:
empty space in ceilings for paintings;
paintings themselves. -dolare = -dare.
sforacchia. . = foracchia. .
sforma-re [s-, f. .], TR.: deform (disfig-
ure); unmold; metamorphose; INTR.}: be
vexed. -taménte, ADV.: formlessly ;
prodigiously ; immoderately. -tfira, -zié-
ne, F.: deformity (ugliness).
sfor-naeiare, TR.: remove from the fur-
nace. |l-nére [s-, forno], TR.: take out
of the oven.
sfor-niménto, M.: unfurnishing; want
(dearth). |l=-nire [s-, f. .], TR.: unfur-
nish (deprive, strip).
sforti-na [s-, f. .], F.: misfortune. -na-
ménto, M.: misfortune (disaster; un-
happiness). -màrej, TR.: render unfor-
tunate (make unhappy). -nato, -névo-
le, ADJ.: unfortunate (unhappy).
sfor-zaménto, M.: force (violence) ; ef-
fort (attempt). |l-zare [s-, f. .], TR.: force
(compel) ; violate (ravish) ; debilitate (en-
ervate) ; REFL.: endeavour (strive). -za-
taménte, ADV.: with force (compul-
sively). -zatieeio, dim. of -zato. -za-
to, PART.: forced, etc.; ADJ.: immoder-
ate (immense); overcharged. -zatére,
M.: forcer (compeller). -zatira = -za-
mento. -zévole, ADJ.: tyrannical (us-
ing violence). -zevolménte, ADv.:
tyrannically (strenuously). sfòr-zo, M.:
effort (endeavour, attempt).
sfos-sfre [s-, fossa], TR.: take out of the
ditch. -sdto, PART., ADJ.: sunken (hol-
low).
sfracassare
sfracassére = fracassare.
468 sfracellare
sfra-eellaref, |l-gellare [s-,flagellare],
TR.: ruin (break in pieces; split).
sfrangia-re [s-, f. .], TR.: unravel, fringe
(unweave). -ttira, F.: unravelling.
sfrascdre [s-, frasca], TR.: strip the
leaves or branches off; reduce the swell-
ing of.
sfratare [s-, frate], TR.: unfrock (take
from the cloister); REFL.: renounce the
order.
sfrat-tare, TR.: dismiss (send away);
INTR.: go away. |l-to [? fratta], m.: flight
(escape) ; expulsion: dar lo —, expel.
sfre-gaceiare, TR.: freq. of -gare; rub
gently. -gaeeiolare = -gacciare. -ga-
ménto, M.: rubbing (friction). |l-gare
[s-, f. .], TR.: rub. -gatéio, M.: rubber;
brush.
sfre-giare [s-, f. .], TR.: disadorn; gash
in the face; defame (dishonour); REFL. :
lose its brightness (get faded). -gio, M.:
cut or gash in the face; scar; affront;
disgrace.
sfrena - ménto, M.: impudence (inso-
lence); licentiousness. ||sfrena-re [s-,
f. J, TR.: unbridle (let loose); REFL.: re-
move one’s bridle (throw off all restraint).
-taggine = -tezza. -taménte, ADV.:
dissolutely. -tézza, F.: licentiousness
(libertinism). sfrema-to, PART.: unbri-
dled, etc.; ADJI.{: impetuous; excessive
(immoderate). -ziémet, F.: impudence ;
licentiousness.
sfri-ggere [s-, f. .], -(g)golare, INTR.:
make 4 noise like frying; TR.: fry. -ggo-
lato = rifritto. -ggolio, M.: contin-
ued frying noise.
sfringuellàre [s-, fringuello], INTR.:
chirp (warble); gossip.
sfrizzare} = frizzare.
sfrogiato [s-, froge], ADJ.: flat or crushed
(of the nose).
s-frombolare, TR.: fling (cast with a
sling).
sfron-daménto, M.: stripping off the
leaves. ||-dare [s-, fronda], INTR.: strip
off the leaves. -dato, ADJ.: leafless. -da-
tére, M.: puller of leaves.
sfron-tarej [s-, fronte], INTR., REFL.: be-
come bold (be shameless). -tataggine
= -tatezza. -tataménte, ADv.: boldly
(impudently). -tatèllo, dim. of -tato.
-tatézza, F.: impudence (effrontery).
-tato, ADJ.: bold (impudent, saucy).
sfronzàre [s-, fronza], INTR.: clip or
plough (the edges of books); = sfrondare.
sfruttére [s-, f. .], TR.: sterilize (impov-
erish).
sfueinéta}, F.:
tude).
sfug-gévole, ADI. : fugitive (transitory);
slippery. -gevolézza, F.: quickness
great number (multi-
sgangheratamente
(rapidity) ; slipperiness. -gidseo, ADI.:
fugitive (wandering): alla —sca, in secret
(by stealth). -giménto, m.: flight (rin-
ning away). |l=gire [s-, f. .], TR.: avoid
(shun, elude); flee from; INTR.: escape;
run away. -gito, PART.: avoided, etc;
ADI. : fugitive : alla -gita, hurriedly,
sfulgéret, M.: luxury (pomp).
sfu-maménto, M.: evaporation; appear.
ance (sign). -mante, ADJ.: evaporating
(vanishing). |l-mare [s-, f. .], mr:
fume (exhale); evaporate (melt away);
TR.: (fig.) shade or blend (colours); paint
(the background). -matézza, r.: blend
ing of colours. -màto, PART.: dying
away. -matura, F.: evaporation, etc.
sfu-ridre [s-, furia], INTR.: be very
angry. -ridta, F.: anger (rage); abuse;
great number. -riatdeeia, disp. of
-riata.
sgabbiare [s-, gabbia], TR. : uncage (take
out of the cage).
s-gabellare, TR.: free from duty or tax;
REFL.: get off (free one’s self).
sgabel-létto, -lino, dim. of -lo. |lsga-
bél-lo [L. scabellum (dim. of scamnum)],
M.: stool (joint-stool, desk-stool). -léne,
aug. of -lo.
sgabuzzino [Eng. caboose],M.: retired
room (secret closet).
sgagliardare [s-, gagliardo], TR.: weak-
en (debilitate, enervate).
s-galantef, ADJ.: ungallant (ungracious).
sgallare [s-, galla], TR.: make a blister
on.
sgallet-tare [s-, galletto], INTR.: (fig.)
play the wit (try to be witty). -tio, M.:
affecting wit.
sgallinare [s-, gallina], TR.: steal (chick-
ens, etc.); INTR.: make merry (enjoy
one’s self).
sgam-b4are, INTR.: stride; stem (remove
the stems of); get tired. -bato, ADI:
without stem; tired. -bettàre, INTR.:
walk quickly (take short steps); run
away ; kick the legs about. -bettàta=
-betto. ||-bétto [s-,g..], M.: scurvy trick;
tripping up one’s heels; (fig.) trap (strat-
agem). -bueeidtot, ADJ.: without stock-
ings. :
sga-nascidre [s-, ganascia], TR.: disle
cate (the jaws): — dalle risa, burst with
laughter. -nasciaménto, M., -nasci-
ta, F.: immoderate laughter. -ngascia-
re, INTR.. laugh immoderately. —:
sganghe-raménto, M.: unbinging (tak
ing off the hinges); disorder. |-rare
[s-, g. .], TR.: unhinge (take off the hinges);
(fig.) disorder (derange) ; dislocate. -ra-
tdecio, disp. of -rato. -rataggine,
F,: awkwardness ; confusion. -ratamen-
te, ADV.: awkwardly; confusedly. -r&
sgangherato
to, PART. : off the hinges (disconnected) ;
dislocated ; awkward (rude); confused.
sganna. . = disinganna. .
sga-rare}, INTR.: carry off the prize
(win); TR.: brave. -rAto}, PART.: come
off victor, etc.
sgar-baceio, disp. of -bo. -bataggine
= -hatezza. -bataménte, ADV.: im-
politely (rudely). -batézza, F.: impo-
liteness (incivility). -bAto, ADI.: awk-
ward (impolite, rude). |lsg&r-bo [s-, g. .].
M.: rudeness ; disagreeableness.
sgargarizz. .— gargarizz. .
sgargidnte [squarciante], ADJ.: stylish
(well dressed).
sgariglioj, M.: cutthroat.
sgarirej = sgarare.
sgarràre [Fr. égarer, mislead], TR., INTR.:
mistake (err).
sgarrettàre [s-, garetto], TR.: (vet.) ham-
string (cut the ham or hough off).
sgattaiolare [s-, gattaiola], INTR.: get
out of a difficulty.
sgattigliàrej, TR.: disburse.
sgavazzare — gavazzare.
sghémbo [? OHG. slimb, oblique], ADI.:
crooked (awry); M.: obliquity (crooked-
ness); awkwardness: a —, obliquely (on
one side).
sghermi-re [s-, g. .], TR.: let go (let
loose). -tére, M.: one who lets loose.
sgheronato [s-, gherone], ADJ.: cut aslant
(in bias).
sgherràeeio, aug. of sgherro.
sgherrettàre [s-, garetto], TR.: ham-
string (hough); cf. sgarrettare.
sghèrro [?], M.: ruffian (cutthroat); (fig.)
stylish man.
s-ghiaeeiàre, TR.: thaw (liquefy).
sghi-gnapappole}j, M.: hearty laugher.
|-gnare [s-, gh. .], TR.: laugh at (ridicule);
INTR.: laugh contemptuously. -gnataf,
F., -gnazzaménto, M.: loud laughter.
-gnazzare, INTR.: burst out laughing
(laugh immoderately). -gnazzata =
-gnata. -gnazzio, M.: continual loud
laughter. sghi-gnoj,M.: sneer. -gmaz-
20, aug. of -gno.
sghimbéscio [sghembo], M.: crooked line ;
ADJ.: bow-legged; aDv.. athwart (awry,
aslant).
sgittaméntof, M.: agitation.
s=gloriàto, ADJ.: unconcerned (careless,
liberal).
sgob-bare [s-, gobba], INTR.: study hard.
sgòb-bo, M.: working hard. -béne, M.:
very hard worker.
sgoeeio-lare [s-, g. .], INTR.: drain (drop
from); dry up (suck up); TR.: distil (drain
-out); empty: — il barlettot, tell all one
knows. -latéio, M.: gutter (drain, eaves
of a house). -latura, F.: draining (drop-
sgradire 469
ping); eaves of a house. -lio, M.: con-
tinued dropping. sgéeeio-lo, M.: rest
(remainder); draining: essere agli —, be
at the end.
sgo-lare [s-, gola], TR.: cut the throat of.
-làto, PART., ADJ.: throatless; bare-
necked; babbling (chattering).
sgom-beraménto, M.: removal (remov-
ing); removing from a dwelling. |l-be-
rare [s-, ingombrare], TR.: remove from;
carry away; drive off (separate); free
(liberate); cleanse (purge); INTR.: remove
(go away). -beràto, PART.: removed;
disencumbered, etc. -beratére, M.: re.
mover. -beratara— -beramento. sgém.
bero, PART.: removed, etc.; empty (un-
provided); M.: removal; expulsion. -brà-
re = -berare. -bratére = -beratore.
sgém-bro 1 = -bero.
sgémbro2 = scombro.
sgomen-taméntoi, M.: discouragement ;
astonishment; dismay. |l|=tare [?], TR.:
frighten (dismay ; discourage); REFL.: be
terrified; lose courage. -tévolet, ADJ.:
discouraging; alarming. -tirej=-tare.
sgomén-to, PART.: frightened, etc.; M.:
fear (alarm).
sgomi-naménto, M.: disorder (confu-
sion). |l-mare [s-, L. comminari, threat-
en], TR.: put in confusion (disarrange,
disorder). -mio, M.: continued disorder.
sgomitolare [s-, gomitolo], TR.: unwind
(untwist).
sgon-fiaménto, M.: lowering or lessen-
ing of a swelling. ||-fidre [s-, g. .], TR.:
lower the swelling of; (fig.) humiliate
(humble); killf; REFL.: cease, swelling.
-fidto =-fio. sgémn-fio, ADJ.: unswol-
len (flabby); humbled. -fiòtto, dim. of
fio.
sgonnellàre [s-, gonnella], INTR. : take
off the petticoats; seek a husband.
sgérbia [l. L. gubia (gulbia)], M.: GOUGE.
sgor-biare = scorbiare. -'bio = scorbio.
-biolina, dim. of sgorbio.
sgor-gaménto, M.: disgorging (overflow-
ing). -ganteménte, ADV.: abundantly.
|l-gare [s-, gorgo], INTR.: disgorge (over-
flow); (fig.) give to the winds (blab all
one knows). -gata, F.: quantity of air
or water in a pump. sgor-go, M.: over-
flowing; profusion; ADV.: abundantly
(copiously).
s-governàre, TR.: govern ill (manage
badly).
sgozzare [s-, gozzo], TR.: cut the throat
of; empty (the craw of poultry); swallow
(an affront).
sgracimolare = racimolare.
s=gradévole, ADJ.: disagreeable (dis-
pleasing). -gradire, TR.: displease (dis-
gust).
470 sgraffa
sgréf-fa, F.: (typ.) brace. ||-fidre [s-,
g.-], TR.: scratch; hatch (graze). -figna-
re, TR.: steal (carry away). sgraf-fiol,
M.: scratch (tear). -fiéne, aug. of fio.
sgràf-fio 2, -fito = graffito.
sgrammaticàre [s-, grammatica], INTR.:
make errors in grammar; TR.: explain
grammatically.
sgramuffarej, INTR.: (iron.) speak like
a grammarian.
sgra-nébile, ADJ.: that can be shelled.
-naménto, M.: shelling. |l-nare [s-,
grano], TR.: shell; burst open. -natà-
ra = -namento.
sgran-chiare, ||-chire [s-, aggranchia-
re], TR.: stretch or extend (the limbs);
arouse (quicken, stir up).
sgra-nellaménto, M.: stoning raisins.
ll-nellare [s-, granello], TR.: stone (rai-
sins, etc.). -nellatara = -nellamento.
-nocchiare, TR.: crunch (eat things
that crackle).
sgra-vaménto, M.: ease (relief, com-
fort). ||-ware [s-, g..], TR.: unload (dis-
burden); relieve (alleviate); REFL.: lie
in. -viddanza, F.: delivery (childbirth).
-vidareft, INTR.: lie in (be brought to
bed). -vio, M.: unloading (discharge);
ease (relief).
sgrà-zia} [s-, g. .], F.: misfortune; dis-
grace. -ziatàeeio, disp. of -ziato. -zia-
taggine, F.: awkwardness; ill grace.
-ziataménte, ADV.: awkwardly; un-
fortunately. -ziatéllo, dim. of -ziato.
-zidto, ADJ.: awkward (ungraceful); un-
fortunate; wretched (miserable). -zia-
téne, aug. of -ziato. i
sgreto-laménto, M.: breaking (bruis-
ing). |l-lare [? gretola], TR.: crunch;
scatter (disunite); undo. -lio, M.: crunch-
ing; fermentation.
sgricchiolare = scricchiolare.
sgrieeiolo = scricciolo.
sgri-daménto, M.: scolding (reprimand;
rebuke). ||-dare [s-, g..], TR.: rebuke
(reprimand; scold). -data, F.: scolding ;
reprimand. -datina, dim. of -data.
-datére, M.: reprover (rebuker). -doj
= -damento. .
sgrigiàtot, ADJ.: of a grayish colour.
sgrigiolàret, INTR.: clank (clash).
sgrignàre}, INTR.: grin (laugh at).
sgrillettàre [s-, grilletto], TR.: pull (the
trigger).
sgronda-re [s-, g..], INTR.: fall in drops
(drop). -tvira, F.: dripping.
sgroppare I = sgruppare.
seroppare2 [s-, groppa], TR.: spoil (the
crupper).
sgros-saménto, M.: sketch (rough
draught). ||-sare [s-, digrossare], TR.:
sketch (rough-hew).
sgusciare
sgrottà-re [s-, grotta], TR.: drain (vines),
-tura, F.: draining (of vines),
sgru-gnare [s-, grugno], INTR.: give a
blow in the face. -gnata, F., -gno, .:
blow in the face. -gnéne, aug. of -gno,
sgruppàre [s-, gruppo], TR.: untie or un-
do (a knot); separate.
sgua-glidnza, F.: inequality. |l-glidre
[s-, aggua. .], TR.: make unequal or un-
even; disunite. -glio, M.: inequality;
difference (disparity).
sguaia-taggine, F.: awkwardness. -ta-
ménte, ADV.: awkwardly. -téllo, -ti-
no, dim. of -to. -téne, aug. of -to,
[Isguaia-to [Fr. égayé, happy], ADI.:
graceless (ill-mannered) ; stupid.
sguainare [s-, guaina], TR.: unsheath
(draw out).
sgualeire [OHG. walzjan], TR.: rumple
(crush).
sgualdri-na [?], F.: prostitute (bad
woman). -nélla, dim. of -na.
sguan-eia [s-, g..], F.: check, strap (of a
bridle). -eifire, INTR.: strike (a glanc-
ing blow); break the check, strap (of a
bridle)}. -etof, m.: obliquity (slope);
ADV.: awry (athwart).
sguar-aguardare}, TR.: look at re
peatedly or attentively. -aguardia, F.:
vanguard. -daméntof, M.: look (glance);
view. ||-ddref [s-, g. .], TR.: stare at
(look at); explore; have a regard or re-
spect for. -data, F.: glance; look
(aspect). -datdeeia, disp. of -data.
-datére, M.: looker on (beholder). -da-
tara, F.: mien (look, deportment). -dé-
vole}, ADJ.: remarkable; respectable.
sguar-do, m.: look (glance); considera-
tion (respect). -dolinof, dim. of -do.
s-guarnire, TR.: unfurnish; unprovide.
sguaz-zare [s-, guazzo], INTR.: ford;
make merry; TR.: waste (dissipate). -za-
tére, M.: feaster; lavisher. -zuglidre,
INTR.: freq. of -zare.
sgubbia = sgorbia.
sguereiatara}, F.: contemptuous look
(squint).
sguerguénza [?], F.: impolite act; some-
thing odd or reprehensible.
sguernire = sguarnire.
sgu-fare [s-, gufo], TR.: laugh at (ridi
cule, mock); slip. -fomedre, TR.: make
fun of.
sguinzagliare [s-, guinzaglio], TR.: w-
couple (let loose).
sguisciàre [s-, OFr. guenchir (OGer. wen-
kian)], INTR.: skip (slide, frisk away);
swim; bounce; escape. ©
sguittire}, INTR.: yelp (squeak, howl).
s-guizzare, INTR.: = sguisciare: — W
piede, start up.
sgu-sciàre [s-, guscio], TR.: shell (husk);
sgusciato
INTR. sguisciare. -sciato, PART.:
shelled, etc.; M.: gouge (in wood, etc.).
-sciatara, F.: shelling; gouging, etc.
-scio, M.: kind of gouge ; hollow cavity.
si [L. se], PRON.: one, people, we, they;
himself, herself, etc.
sì [L. sic], ADV.: yes, truly: — bene, yes
indeed; —... -4 as well...as...,
both ... and ...; — veramente, pro-
vided.
siamése, M.: siamese (coarse cotton
cloth).
sibarita [Sibari (in Lucania)], m.:
rite.
sibi-lare [L. -lo (-lus, hissing)], INTR.:
hiss (whistle). -ldto, PART.: hissed;
urged. -latére, M.: whistler; scoffer.
-lio, M.: prolonged hiss (hissing).
sibil-la [L. sibylla, divine counsel (Gr.
si6s, God, boulé, counsel)], F.: sibyl (proph-
syba-
etess). -lino, ADJ.: sibylline (myste-
rious). -léneij, M.: kind of riddle or
enigma.
sibi-lo = -lio. -16so, ADJ.: sibilant
(hissing).
sicdrio [L. -rius (sica, knife)], M.: cut-
throat (assassin).
sieeerai, F.: cider.
sicchè -é [si, chè], ADv.: thus; whence;
therefore; cf. st.
sieciolo = cicciolo.
sieeità [L. -tas], F.:
drought).
siceéme [si, come], ADV.: as, so; as if;
as soon as.
siclo [L. siclus (Heb. shekel)], M.: shekel.
sico-fanta, -fante} [Gr. suko-phdntes,
fig-informer, slanderer], M.: sycophant;
calumniator. -méro [Gr. suk6-moros,
fig-mulberry], M.: sycamore.
sicumèra;, F.: pomp (ceremony).
sicu-raménte, ADV.: certainly (surely).
-ranzaf, F.: security; assurance (bold-
ness). -ràrej = assicurare. -rézza,
-rita = -rid. lisicli=ro [securo], ADI.:
sure (secure); frm; certain (unquestion-
able); practised: andar sul —, go with-
out fear (act confidently); di —, certainly
(surely). -rtà, F.: security (safety); cour-
age; assurance; faith (honesty); bail
(security).
side-rale [L. -ralis], ADJ.: sidereal. -ra-
ziéne, F.: (med.) sideration (sudden
mortification). sidè-reo, ADJ.: sidereal ;
celestial.
sidérej = sedere.
side-rite [L. -ritis], r.: magnet; (bot.)
ironwort. -rargia, F.: working in iron.
sido, M.: excessive cold.
sidro [L. sicera (Gr. sikera)], M.:
siéda — sedia.
sièffot, x. : eye-salve (collyrium).
siccity (dryness,
cider.
471
sie-paglia, disp. of -pe. -pdref, TR.:
enclose (surround with hedges). ||sié-pe
[L. sepes], F.: hedge; enclosure: tenere
uno a —, keep one in awe. -péne, aug.
of -pe.
sié-re, ||-ro [L. serum], M.: whey (butter-
milk); serum (watery part of blood). -ro-
sità, F.: serosity. -réso, ADJ.: serous.
siffatto [si, fatto], aDJ.: such (exactly,
the same).
sifi-lide [?], m.:
syphilitic.
si-foneino, dim. of -fone. ||-féne [L. si-
pho], M.: syphon (pipe, tube ; soda bottle).
siga-ràio, M.: cigar-maker. -rétto,
-rino, dim. of -ro. |Isiga=ro [Sp. cigar-
ro (cigarar, roll in paper)], M.: cigar.
sigil-lare, TR.: seal; confirm (fix); fin-
ish; stop. -lataménte, ADV.: exactly
(distinctly). -latére, M.: sealer. ||sigil-
lo [L. -lum (dim. of signum, figure)]; M.:
seal; stamp: porre il —, seal; — di Er-
mete, hermetical seal; — di Salomone,
knot grass.
sigla [L.], F.: letter (cypher).
sigmoide [Gr. -moeidés (sigma, S, eîdos,
form)], F.: (anat.) sigmoidal valve.
si-gnatùra, F.: = segnatura; signature
(tribunal at Rome). -gnèrat, F.: blood-
letting (bleeding). -gniferot, M.: stan-
dard-bearer (ensign); ADJ.: bearing the
standard. -gnificaménto, M.: signifi-
cation (meaning). -gnificanteménte,
ADV.: significantly. -gmificanza, F.:
sense (interpretation); sign. |l-gmificd-
re [L.], TR.: signify (mean); declare (ex-
press by signs); interest; inform. -gmni-
ficataménte, ADV.: in a signifying
manner. -gnificativaménte, ADV.:
expressively. -gnificativo, ADJ.: ex-
pressive (that signifies); energetic. -gni-
ficato, M.: signification (meaning, sense).
-gnificazibne, F.: = -gnificato; infor-
mation; mark (sign).
signé-ra, F.: mistress, madam; Lady (a
title); prostitute. -raggio = -ria. waz-
zo, M.: great lord. ‘lsigué-re [L. se-
nior], M.: lord (nobleman); rich man;
Lord ; master; sir, gentleman: il — Tale,
Mr. So-and-so. -reggévole, ADJ.: im-
perious (magisterial, stately). -reggia-
signorilita
syphilis. -litico, ADJ.:
ménto, M.: sovereignty (empire); rule
(power). -reggiare, TR.: domineer
(rule, govern). "-reggiatére, M.: dom-
inator (ruler). -rèllo, dim. of -re. -ré-
sco, ADJ.: lordly (gentlemanly). -réssa
=-ra. -rétto, dim. of -re. -révo-
le}, ADJ.: imperious (magisterial); noble
(genteel, agreeable). -ria, F.: dominion
(lordship); supreme magistrate of a re-
public ; jurisdiction ; power (empire). -ri-
le, ADJ.: illustrious (lordly). -rilitat,
472 signorilmente
F.: nobility; stateliness. -rilménte,
ADV.: nobly (illustriously). -rima, F.:
dim. of -ra; young lady, miss. -rino,
dim. of -re. sign6é-rmof [-r, mio], M.:
my lord. -ròtto, M.: country- squire
(little lord). signé-rsoj [-r, suo], M.:
his lord. sign6-rtot [-r, tuo], M.: thy
lord or master.
signozzare} = singhiozzare.
silén-te [L. -s], ADJ.: silent; calm. -zia-
rio, ADJ.: that imposes silence. silén-
zio [L. -tium], M.: silence; taciturnity ;
intermission (pause): passar sotto —, pass
over in silence; far —, keep silence; im-
por —, command silence. -ziéso, ADJ.:
silent (still, taciturn).
sileos{, M.: heartwort.
silèrej, INTR.: keep silent (be still).
silfide [silfo], r.: female sylph; graceful
woman.
silfio}, M.: laserwort (laserpitium).
silfo [Gall.], m.: sylph.
si-liee [L. silex], F.: flintstone (pebble) ;
gun flint. -lieeo, ADJ.: silicious (flinty).
siliginej, F.: siligo (fine wheat).
sîlio}, M.: spindle-tree.
siliquaj [L.], F.: siliqua (seed-vessel,
husk); weight of four grains; siliqua (a
coin).
sil-laba [L. syllaba (Gr. sullabdé)], F.:
syllable. -labdre, TR.: syllable (pro-
nounce clearly); spell. -labdrio, M.:
reading or spelling-book. -labaziéne,
F.: syllabification. -l&bico, ADJ.: syl-
labical. -labismo, M.: syllabic writing.
sil-labo [1. L. syllabus], M.: index (cata-
logue, register).
sil-lépsi [Gr. sUllepsis],-lèssi, F.: (gram.)
syllepsis.
sillo-gismo [L. syllogismus], Mm. : syllo-
gism. -gistica, F.: reasoning by syl-
logism. “-gisticaménte, ADV.: syl-
logistically. -gistico, pl. —ci, ADJ.: syl-
logistic. -gizzare, TR.: syllogize (rea-
son). È
siléccof, M.:
siloé [Gr. xileos], M.:
wood).
silò-fago [Gr. xulo-phdgos (xilon, wood,
phageîn, eat)], M.: wood-eater. -grafia
[Gr. grdphein, write], F.. xylography (art
of engraving wood). -grafico, pl. —ci,
ADJ.: xylographic(al).
sila-ro, ||-ri [Gr. silouros], m. .
river-fish); torpedo (a fish).
sil-véno [selva], ADI.: sylvan (rustic);
wild (strange); foreign. -vèstre, -vé-
sirocco (south-east wind).
aloes (odoriferous
shad (a
stro, ADJ.: woody; wild (rural). -véso,
ADJ.: woody, etc.
simbo-leggiaménto, M.: symbolization.
-loggiére, TR.: symbolize (represent).
-leitat = -lità. -licaménte, ADV.:
sinapismo
symbolically. simbò-lico, pl. —ci, ADI:
symbolical. -litat, F.: analogy (con-
formity); relation. -lizzdre = -leggiare.
Ilsimbo=lo [Gr. simbolon], w, : symbol;
image (allegory); creed.
si-metria [Gr. simmetria (sun, with,
métron, measure)], F.: symmetry (pro-
portion). -métrico = -mmetrico.
simiaj = scimmia.
simiadnof, M.: sort of plum-tree.
simigli. .{ = somigli. .
simi-lare, ADJ.: similar (like). ||simi-le
[L. -lis], ADI.: like (similar, even); equal;
M.: like (fellow); fellow-creature; apv.:
in like manner. -litudinariaménte}f,
ADV.: comparatively. -litudinàriot,
ADJ.: similitudinary. -litàdine, r.;
similitude (likeness) ; comparison; image
(figure). -lménte, ADV.: likewise (also,
too). -léro, M.: pinchbeck.
simità}, F.: flatness of the nose.
sim-metria = simetria. -mètrico,
ADJ.: symmetrical (proportionate). -me-
_trizzàre, TR.: render symmetrical.
simot, ADJ.: flat-nosed.
simo-neggiére, INTR.: commit simony.
Ilemîa [Simon, the magician, who wanted
to buy eccl. offices of St. Peter], F.: sim-
ony (selling of ecclesiastical offices).
-niacaménte, ADV.: by simony. -nia-
co, ADJ.: simoniacal (obtained by sim-
ony). -nizzàrej=-neggiare. -nizza-
tére, M.: one guilty of simony.
sim-patia [Gr. sumpdtheia], F.: sym
pathy. -pàtico, pl. —ci, ADI.: sympa-
thetic; homogeneous; attractive; con-
genial. -patizzàre, INTR.: sympathize.
simplie. .} = semplice. .
simplificà-re} [L.], REFL.: become sim-
ple; TR.: simplify. -ziéme, F.: simpli-
fication.
sim-posiaco, ADJ.: of a feast or banquet,
ll-pésio [Gr. sum-pésion, drinking to-
gether], M.: banquet (feast).
simu-làcro [L. -lacrum], M.: simulachre
(image, statue). -laméntof, M.: simu-
lation (pretence); deceit. -lardo, ADJ.:
deceitful; m.: dissembler. [|-lére [L.],
TR.: simulate (feign, pretend). -lata-
ménte, ADV.: with pretence. -lativo,
ADJ.: simulative (pretending). -latére,
M.: hypocrite (pretender). -latòrio,
ADJ.: done with dissimulation. -laziéne,
F.: dissimulation (disguise).
simul-taneità, F.: simultaneousness.
Il-tfineo [l. L. -taneus], ADI.: simul-
taneous.
sinagòga [Gr. sun-agogé, bringing to-
gether], F.: synagogue.
sinaléfe [Gr. sun-aloiphé, smearing to-
gether], F.: synalepha. i
sinapismofj, M.: mustard poultice.
— Pa
sinattantoché
sinattantoché é [sin, tanto-ché], CONI.:
till (until).
sinee-raménte, ADV.: sincerely; hon-
estly. -raménto, M.: justification (ex-
culpation). -rére, TR.: make sincere;
exculpate (justify); REFL.: justify one’s
zelf; ascertain. -raziénet = -ramento.
-rita, F.: sincerity (candour); integrity ;
generosity. ||simeé-ro [L. -rus], ADI.:
sincere (true); genuine; loyal.
sinchè} é, CONJ., PREP.: until (till).
sinco-paj = -pe. -pàre, TR.: synco-
pate (elide). -pataménte, ADV.: ina
syncopating manner. -patiira, F.: cut-
ting off; contraction. |lsinco=pe [L.
syncope (Gr. sunkopé)], F.: (med.) syncope
(swooning); (gram.) elision. -pizzàret,
INTR.: faint or swoon away.
sin-cronismo}, M.: synchronism. ||sim-
crono [Gr. sunchrénos], ADJ.: synchro-
nous.
sinda-cabile, ADJ.: that can be ac-
counted for or criticized. -caménto,
M.: account (explanation). -care, TR.:
call to strict account; censure (blame,
find fault with). - -cfto, M.: account
(strict account); comptrollership ; permis-
sion; order: tenere a —, stare a —, call
to an account. -eatura, F.: giving up
of accounts. |lsinda-co [L. syndicus,
city-advocate], M.: syndic (overseer, comp-
troller); mayor (city-magistrate); town-
clerk. ‘
sindéresi [Gr. suntéresis, examination],
F.: remorse of conscience.
sindi-cdle, ADJ.: of a syndic. |l-care
= sindacare. -cdto, M.: office of a
syndic.
sindone [Gr. sindén, fine linen cloth], F.:
sindon; the Saviour’s shroud.
sinecara [L.], F.: sinecure.
sinèddoche [Gr. sun-ekdoché,
together], F.: (gram.) synecdoche.
sinèdrio [Gr. sunédrion, council], M.:
sanhedrim.
sinéresi [Gr. sun-airesis, seizing to-
gether], F.: (gram.) syneresis.
sinèstro} = sinistro.
sinfonia [Gr. sumphonia], F.: symphony ;
concert.
sin-ghiottire, -ghiozzare, -ghiozzi-
re, INTR.: have the hiccups; sob (sigh).
ll-ghidzzo [1. L. suggultium (L. singultus,
sobbing)], M.: sob (sigh); hiccup. -ghioz-
z6s0, ADJ.: sighing (sobbing).
singo-làre [L. singularis], ADJ.: singu-
lar; special (extraordinary, peculiar); ex-
cellent (rare); M.: singular number.
-lareggiàre, inTR.: make singular;
specialize. -larita, F.: singularity ; ex-
cellency. -larizzàre, TR.: particular-
ize (detail); REFL.: affect singularity.
taking
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-larménte, ADV.: singularly (particu-
larly). |lsimgo-lo [L. singulus], ADI.:
single (each, every): per —, singly (indi-
vidually); in particular.
sin-gozz. ., -gult.. = singhiozz..
singul. .} = singol. .
sinibbio [?], M.: fine snow.
sini-scalcato, M.: seneschal’s office.
-scalchiaj, r.: seneschal’s jurisdiction.
l-scdlco [l. L. senescalcus (OGer. sini,
old, skalks, servant)], M.: steward (major-
domo); treasurer; officer in ancient armies.
sini-stra, F.: left hand: a —, on the
left. -straménte, ADV.: sinistrously
(ominously). -stréret, INTR.: turn to
the left; err; tergiversate; incommode
one’s self; REFL.: make a false step (slip).
lisimî-stro [L. -ster], ADI.: left; sinister
(unfortunate); sad; M.: misfortune (mis-
hap); disaster; failure.
sinol = fino.
sino2 [seno], M.:
gulf.
sinòca [Gr. sunochés, continuous], ADJ. :
(med.) of or belonging to a continual
fever.
sino-déle, ADI: synodal (of a synod).
-dalménte, ADV.: synodically (by the
synod). siné-dio, M.: (mus.) duet. ||si-
no-do [L. synodus, Gr. stinodos (sun,
with, together, hodés, coming)], M.: synod.
Sino-nimia, F.: synonymy. -nimico,
pl. —ei, ADJ.: synouymal. -nimizzére,
INTR.: synonymize.. |lsind=-nimo [Gr.,
sunònumon (sun, with, 6noma, name)],
ADI. : synonymous; M.: synonym.
si-nòpia [L. -nopis (earth of Sinope)], F.:
sinoper (red ochre): andar per il filo del-
la —, go straight to work (speak to the
purpose). -nòpico, pl. —ci, ADI.: of sin-
oper.
si-ndéssi [Gr. stin-opsis, seeing together],
F.: synopsis; abridgment (summary).
-nòttico, pl. —ci, ADJ.: synoptical (brief).
sind-via [Gr. sun, with, oòn, egg (egg-
like substance)], F.: synovia. -widle,
ADJ.: synovial. -vina = -via.
sintassi (Gr. sin-taxis (sun, with, tézis,
order), putting together in order], F.: syn-
tax.
sin-tesi [Gr. sin-thesis, putting together],
F.: synthesis. -teticaménte, ADV.:
synthetically. -tético, pl. —ct, ADJ.: syn-
thetic; compounding.
sintillaj = scintilla.
sin-toma}, M. = -tomo. -tomdatico,
pl. —ei, ADJ.: symptomatic. |lsin-tomo
[Gr. stimptoma], M.: symptom ; accident.
sinuo-saménte, ADV.: sinuously. -sita,
F.: sinuosity (crookedness). ||sinué=so
[L. -sus], ADJ.: sinuous (crooked).
sio], M.: smallage (parsley),
sio
(math.) sine; (geog.)
474 sione
siénej, M.: whirlwind.
sipat, ADV.: yes: il popolo del —, the
people of Bologna.
sipario [L. -rium, little sail], M.. stage-
curtain.
sire [cf. signore], M.: sire (lord).
siréna [L. sirena (Gr. seirén)], F.: siren
(mermaid).
sirin-ga [Gr. surînga], F.: syringe; Pan’s
pipe. -gare, TR.: syringe. -gatara,
F.: act of syringing.
sirio [L. -rius (Gr. seîrios, hot)], M.: Siri-
us (dog-star).
siròc-chiaj, F.: sister. siròc-chia-
ma, F.: my sister. -chiévolej, ADI.:
sisterly (of a sister). -chievolméntej,
ADV.: like a sister.
siròccoj = scirocco.
siròpp.. = sciropp. .
sirte [Gr. surtis (surein, move)], F.: syr-
tis (quicksand).
sisamoj = sesamo.
sisàroj, M.: skirret; yellow parsnip.
sisim-briof, -brof, M.: (bot.) water-cress.
sisma = scisma.
sis-mico, pl. —ci [Gr. seismés, shaking],
ADJ.: of an earthquake. -mégrafo, M.:
seismograph (instrument which indicates
the intensity of an earthquake).
sisté-ma, pl. -mi [L. systema], M.: system.
-mare, TR.: systematize. -matica-
ménte, ADV.: systematically. -mati-
co, pl. —ci, ADJ.: systematical. -ma-
tizzàre, TR.: reduce to a system (sys-
tematize). -mazidne, F.: order (system).
sisto}, M.: ancient circus.
sistole [Gr. sustolé, contraction], F.: sys-
tole (contraction of the heart).
sistro [L. -trum (Gr. seistron)], M.: sis-
trum (cithern).
si-t4re [sifo2], INTR.: emit a bad smell
(stink). -taréllo, -teréllo, dim. of -to.
sitibéndo [L. -bundus], ADI.: very thirsty;
greedy (covetous).
si-tio = sete. -tiref, INTR.: thirst (be
dry); desire ardently.
sito! [L. -tus], aDJ.: placed; situated;
M.: site (situation); habitation; position.
sito2 [L. -tus, mustiness], M.: offensive
odour (stench).
situa-giéne, F., -méntoij, M.: situation
(site). IIsituA-re [sito 1], TR.: situate
(seat); set up. -ziéne, F.: situation (po-
sition); posture; condition.
si-ziòntet, ADJ.: thirsty (dry); desirous.
Ilsî=zio, M.: = -fio; application.
siz=za [?], F.: strong wind. -zettina,
dim. of -za.
slab-brare [s-, labbro], INTR.: cut the
lips; get out of order. -bratàra, F.:
act of getting out of order, etc.
slae-eidre [s-, all. .], TR.: unlace (untie,
smagamento
loosen) ; REFL.: free one’s self from an.
noyance. -eiAto, PART.: unlaced, etc,
slan-eiaménto, M.: hurling (flinging),
|-etare [s-, J. .], TR.: hurl (throw, fling);
REFL.: rush or throw one’s self upon,
slan-eio, M.: throwing (casting),
slar-gaménto, M.: enlargement (widen- -
ing). ll-gare [s-, 2. .], TR.: enlarge (widen,
extend); REFL.: become enlarged; ex.
pand (spread). -gataira = -gamento.
slascioj, M.: remission (release): a —,
hastily (impetuously).
slatinare [s-, latino], INTR.: speak Latin
pedantically or badly.
slattare [s-, latte], TR.: wean, separate.
slava-to [s-, 1. .], ADJ.: washed away;
faded. -tara, F.: washing away; fading.
slazzeràret, TR.: take out; spend gener-
ously.
sledl-e [s-, J. .], ADJ.: disloyal (unfaith-
ful). -tà, F.: disloyalty. 4
sle-gaménto, M.: separation (untying);
dissolution. ||-gare [s-, l. .], TR.: loosen
(untie, undo); REFL.: free or disentangle
one’s self.
slenta-re [s-, J. .], TR.: slacken (relax).
-tara, F.: relaxation (slackening).
slit-ta [OFr. eslider, slip, trip (OHG. sli-
to)], F.: sledge. -tére, INTR.: be car-
ried on a sledge.
slo-gaménto, M.: dislocation. ||-gare
[s-, luogo], TR.: displace; dislocate (put
out of joint). -gatwra = -gamento.
sloggiare [s-, loggia], TR.: dislodge;
INTR.: leave a place (decamp).
slom-bare [s-, lombo], TR.: hurt the
loins of; (fig.) weaken ; REFL.: hurt one’s
self. -bato, PART.: crippled in the hip:
stile —, slovenly, disjointed style.
slon-gaménto, -tanaménto, M.: re-
moval (sending to a distance). |l-tané-
re [s-, all. .], TR.: remove (send to a dis-
tance); REFL.: withdraw. -tandato, ADI.:
removed (distant).
slungàre [s-,/ungo], TR.: lengthen (stretch
out); remove (put away); stretch; REFL.:
Leva longer; remove or withdraw one’s
self.
smac-caref [?], TR.: defame (slander);
INTR.: become crushed; become insipid or
flat. -cAto, ADJ.: flat (insipid): rima
nere —, be insulted, look silly.
smac-chiàre [s-, macchia], TR.: remove
(stains) ; cut down or destroy (a forest);
leave or abandon (one’s abode). -chia-
téra, F., -chiatére, M.: one who re-
moves (stains) or destroys a forest, etc.
-ehiatara, F.: removing (stains); cut-
ting a wood; abandoning one’s home, etc.
smacco [Ger. schmach (OHG. sméhi)},
M.: affront (insult) ; abuse.
sma-gaméntof, M.: distraction; aston-
smagare
ishment. -géàret, INTR.: be astonished
or bewildered; lose courage; lose one’s
way; TR.: mislead (cause to lose one’s
way); mislay; squander.
smdgiof, M.: affectation.
sma-glidnte, ADJ.: brilliant (bright).
ll-glidre [s-, maglia], TR.: break the
meshes of; excite (spur on); break; un-
pack; INTR.: sparkle; get confounded.
smagof, M.: fright (terror, alarm).
sma-gra. .}, -gri. .— dimagra. .
smaliziato}, ADJ.: cunning (crafty); mis-
chievous.
smallàre [s-, mallo], TR.: shuck.
smal-taménto, M.: enamelling; enamel.
-tare, TR.: enamel; cover with cement;
cover (encrust); break the bottom of
(rivers, etc.). -tatiira =-famento. -ti-
ménto, M.: digestion (concoction); sell-
ing off (rapid sale). -tire, TR.: digest;
sell fast (dispose of); give exit to; get
rid of; (fig.) bear (put up with, brook):
— il vino, sleep one’s self sober. -tistat
=-titore. -tito, PART.: digested; clear
(easy); finished. -titéio, M.: sewer
(sink). -titére},M.: enameller. |[smal-
to [?], M.: cement (mortar); enamel
(smalt); case (foundation); pavement ;
mosaic: cuore dt —, heart of stone; som-
mo-—, supreme or highest heaven; pin-
gere in ismalto, enamel.
.smam-moldre [s-, mammolo (pop. for
bambolo)], INTR.: laugh heartily; be car-
ried away by tenderness. -màrej = -mo-
lare.
smanee-ria [?], r.: prudery (affectation,
coyness). -résoj, ADJ.: affected (over-
delicate, coy).
s-mangiàre, TR.: consume gradually (eat
away).
sma-nia [s-, m. .], F.: agitation, restless-
ness; desire. -niaméntof, M.: having
no rest. -midre,.INTR.: have no rest;
long for; be mad for; go away. -nia-
tara =-niamento.
smanicére [s-, manico], TR.: take away
the handle of.
smani-glia [s-, m. .],F
let.
smanidso [smania], ADI.:
fected.
smannata [s-, manna2], F.:
sembly, troop).
smantel-laménto, M.: dismantling ; de-
struction. |l-ldre [s-, mantello], TR.:
dismantle (demolish).
sman-zeréso}, ADJ.: coquettish (amour-
ous); effeminate. ‘-zièret, M.: beau (fop,
.,-glio, M.: brace-
desirous; af-
crowd (as-
dandy).
smar-giassdre, INTR.: bully (hector,
boast). -giasséta, -giasseria, F.:
boasting (bullying). {|-gé4sso [Gr. sma-
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ragizo, make noise], M.: bully (braggado-
cio). -giasséne, aug. of -giasso.
smargindre [s-, margine], TR. :
the margin of.
smargottare [s-, margotta], TR.: replant
(twigs, etc.).
smar-rigiénef, F., -riménto, M.: mis-
laying ; “mistake (error); fear; swoon.
ll-rire [OFr. esmarir (OHG. marjan)],
TR.: misplace (lose temporarily); mistake;
confound (perplex); obscure}; lose sight
off; REFL.: be lost; be confounded or
disheartened; become dazzled or blinded.
-rito, PART.: mislaid, etc.; abashed ; dis-
coloured.
smascel-laménto, m.: dislocation of
the jaws; immoderate laughter. ||-lare
[s-, mascella], INTR.: dislocate one’s jaws ;
burst with laughter. -lataménte, ADV.:
rudely (coarsely).
smascherare [s-,
mask (unveil); REFL. :
smaschiàto], ADJ.:
trated).
smasciof, M.:
smentire
cut off
maschera], TR.: un-
take off the mask.
emasculated (cas-
superabundance of words.
smatassare [s-, matassa], TR.: undo or
unravel (the skein).
smattifre [s-, mattia], INTR.: act very
foolishly.
smattona-re [s-, amm. .], TR.: unpave
(take up the bricks, etc.). -twira, F.:
unpaving, etc.
smela-re [s-, mele], TR.: take out (the
honey). -tére, M.: one who gets the
honey. -tara, F.: taking out honey.
smem-braménto, M.: dismembering.
\l-brare [s-, membro], TR.: dismember ;
cut to pieces; part (divide); carve. -bra-
tara = -bramento.
smemo-rabilet, ADJ.: unworthy of mem-
ory. -rdggine =-rataggine. -ramén-
to, m.: forgetfulness; folly (stupidity).
ll-rare [s-, m. .], INTR.: forget (lose one’s
memory); grow stupid. -ratfeeio, disp.
aug. of -rato. -rataggine, F forget-
fulness ; stupidity. -rataménte, ADV.:
ina forgetful manner; stupidly. -rati-
no, dim. of -rato. -rato, PART.: for-
gotten, etc.; ADJ.: forgetful; rash (hair-
brained); stupid. -riàt..=-rat..
smeneire [s-, mencio], TR.: cause to grow
thin.
smenomaref, TR.: lessen (diminish).
smensolare [s-, mensola], TR.: work into
the shape of a bracket or corbel.
smentérej, TR.: chamfer (channel, flute).
smenti-canza}, F.: forgetfulness. -cé-
ref, TR., INTR.: forget.
smen-timénto, m.: belying (giving the
lie). ||-tire [s- m. .], TR.: give the lie
(belie); contradict; REFL.: contradict
one’s self.
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sme-raldino, ADJ.: of emerald; of the
colour of an emerald. ||-raldo [L. sma-
ragdus], M.: emerald.
smerare}, TR.: polish (clean, burnish);
INTR.: become blind.
smer-eiare [s-, merce], TR.: sell (vend).
smèr-eio, M.: sale.
smerdare [s-, merda], TR.: befoul or soil
with ordure.
smèrgo [L. mergus], M.: diver (plungeon).
sme-rigliàre, TR.: polish with emery.
ll-rigliot [?], M.: emery; small cannon.
smeri-glio2 [OFr. esmeril], M.: merlin
(kind of hawk). -gliéne, aug. of -glio.
smérita. .| = demerita. .
smer-lare [s-, m. .],TR.: embroider and
cut the edge of (cloth, etc.), scallop. -let-
tare, TR.: scallop. -létto, dim. of -lo.
Iismèr=lo [merlo], M.: 1. hobby (kind of
falcon) ; 2. (cf. -lare) scalloped work, scal-
loped edge.
smé-sso, PART.: set aside (abandoned) :
usanza -ssa, obsolete usage. ||smé-tte-
re [s-, m. .], IRR.; TR.: set aside (throw
off, abandon); give over.
smez-zaménto, M.: sharing (dividing, di-
vision). |l-zare [s-, mezzo], TR.: divide;
share.
smidol-lare [s-, midolla], TR.: take the
pith or marrow out of; study or examine
thoroughly ; explain thoroughly; REFL.:
rack one’s brains; lose one’s marrow.
-lato, ADJ.: marrowless.
smigliaeeiaére [s-, migliaccio], TR.: eat
much of (millet-pudding).
smila-ce [Gr. smilar], M.: (bot.) rose or
bind-weed. -eina, F.: substance of sar-
saparilla.
smillàn-taj, -tatoret, M.:
(braggadocio).
smeraldino
boaster
smilzo [s-, milza], ADJ.: slender (thin, |.
spare),
smimorato} = smemorato.
sminchionare}, TR.: laugh at (jest).
sminu-iménto = diminuimento. -ire
= diminuire. -zzaménto, M.: cutting
or breaking into small pieces (mincing);
detail. -zzare, TR.: mince (cut into
small pieces). -zzatére, M.: that minces.
-zzatara = -zzamento. |\|-zzo0lare [s-,
minuzzolo], TR.: freq. of -zzare; mince;
explain in detail; examine carefully.
smiracchiare} = sbirciare.
smiracalare [s-, miracolo], INTR.: per-
form miracles; compose a nenia or fu-
neral dirge.
smiràret, TR.: look at; polish (burnish).
3misu-rabile [s-, m..], ADJ.: immeasur-
able (boundless). -rànzat = -ratezza.
-rataménte, ADV.: immensely. -ra-
tézza, F.: immensity (immensurability).
-réto, ADJ.: unmeasurable (boundless) ;
a a
smottare
numberlesst; extraordinary}; intemper-
atet.
smobilidre [s-, m..], TR.: take away the
movables of (strip).
smo-eeicaménto, M.: mucus (snot),
ll-eeicére [s-, m..], TR.: dirty with
mucus; snivel. -ecolare, TR.: snuff
(a candle); behead; swear (blaspheme)f.
-ccolatéio |, M., -ccolatéie, F. PL:
snuffers. -ecolatara, F.: snuffing of
a candle; candle-snuff. -ccolatére,
M.: candle-snuffer.
smo-daménto, M.: excess (immodera-
tion). ||-daref [s-, modi], INTR.: become
immoderate (grow excessive or intemper-
ate). -dataménte, ADV.: immoderately.
-dàto, ADJ.: immoderate (excessive).
-deraménto}, -deranza} = -deratez-
za. -derataménte, ADV.: excessively
(immoderately). -deratézza, F.: immod-
erateness; excess; intemperance. -de-
rato, ADJ.: immoderate (excessive).
smo-gliare} [s-, moglie], REFL.: desert
one’s wife; be without a wife. -gliAtot,
PART.: unmarried; M.: bachelor.
smolendare [s-, molenda], TR.: take away
(the miller’s fee).
smonacare [s-, monaca], TR.: take away
or abandon (the monastic state); REFL.;
become a layman.
smontare [s-, m..], INTR.: dismount; de-
scend (alight from); become discoloured
(fade); TR.: dismount.
smorbàre [s-, morbo], TR.: cure; cleanse
(purge).
smòr-fia, ||-fidta [Gr. morphé, form, fig-
ure], F.: grimace (mocking look); affecta-
tion. -fiétta, dim. of sia. -fiettina,
dim. of fietta. -fiosétto, dim. of -fioso.
-fidso, ADJ.: full of grimaces (affected);
disagreeable. -fire, INTR.: make gri-
maces ; be over-delicate.
s=morirej, TR.: turn pale.
smorséret, TR.: unbridle; take away
(the bit); INTR.: go away from.
smor-tieeio, ADJ.: somewhat pale. -ti-
re, INTR.: become pale or wan. ||smor-
to, PART. of -tire; pale as death; faded
(withered); bleak. -tére, M.: paleness.
-zaménto, M.: act of extinguishing, etc.
-zare, TR.: extinguish (put out); allay
(calm) ; smother: — la fama, smother a
report; — la sete, quench the thirst; —
la calcina, slack lime ; — la polvere, settle
the dust. -zatére, M.: extinguisher.
-zatara = -zamento.
smòs-sat, F.: movement (motion). |lsmòs=
so, PART. of smovere; moved, etc.; af
fected.
smòt-ta [?], F.: land caved in. -taménto,
M.: tumbling down or fall of earth; land-
slide. -tére, ntR.: roll down (cave in).
smovere
s=movere, IRR.; TR.: move with force or
difficulty (shake); affect; stir up; entice
(induce); dissuade: — il corpo, loosen
the bowels. -movitura, F.: movement;
emotion.
smoz-zare [s-, m..],TR.: lop off (shorten).
-zatara, F.: mutilation (cutting off);
shortest way}. -zieare, TR.: freq. of
-zare. -zicatàra, F.: mutilation (maim-
ing).
smueeisrej, INTR.: slip (stumble); slip
away.
smin-gere [s-, m. .], IRR.; TR.: milk dry;
dry up; exhaust; REFL.: become dry;
dissipate one’s property. -giménto, m.:
draining (squeezing out). ‘-gitére, M.:
milker, etc.; tax-gatherer. ©
smuniref, TR.: reinstate; restore.
sminto, PART. of -gere; consumed, etc. ;
meager (lean, thin); weakened.
smuòvere = smovere.
smurgre, TR.. unwall (dismantle).
smusa-ta [s-, m. .],-tara, F.: grimace
(wry face).
smus-saménto, M.: act of removing the
angles, etc. |l-sare [Fr. émousser, blunt],
TR.: remove the corners or angles of;
blunt (render obtuse). -séto =-s0. -so,
ADJ.: broken-cornered; truncated; M.:
cutting off of a corner or angle.
snamorare [s-, inn. .], TR.: cure of one’s
love; REFL.: cease loving.
sna-sare [s-, naso], TR.: cut off the nose
of. -sfto, PART.: noseless.
snatu-rfre [s-, natura], TR.: unnatural-
ize (change the nature of); REFL.: change
one’s nature. -réto, PART.: unnatural
(inhuman); cruel.
snebbiadre [s-, ann. .], TR.: dispel (the
clouds); brighten.
snel-laménte, ADV.: nimbly (quickly).
-létto, dim. of -lo. -lézza, -litaf, F.:
agility (nimbleness, activity). -lino,
dim. of -lo. |lsnèl-lo [OFr. esnel, isnel
(OHG. snel, Ger. schnell], ADI.: agile (nim-
ble); quick (swift); active.
sner-ba..—=-v4.. -vaménto, M.: act
of weakening orenervating. ||-vare [s-,
nervo], TR.: unnerve ; weaken (debilitate);
REFL.: become enervated. -vatéllo,
dim. of -vato. -vatézza, F.: weakness
(debility).
snicchidre}, REFL.: remove (from a
niche); take out from the shell.
sni-dare [s-, nido], TR.: take out of the
nest; INTR., REFL.: fly out of the nest;
quit one’s home. -dato, PART.: expelled
from the nest, etc. -diare = -dare.
snighittire}, TR.. make careful or ac-
‘tive; REFL.: grow active.
snoceio-lare [s-, nocciolo], TR.: take out
(the kernel); declare (explain); pay in
477
-lataménte, ADV.:
soccorrimento
cash; clear up.
carefully (clearly).
sno-daménto, M.: act of untying or un-
doing; solution. ||-dare [s-, ann..], TR.:
untie (undo); disjoin (loosen): (fig.) — la
lingua, begin to speak. -datara, F..
untying, etc.; articulation of the joints.
-dévole, ADI.: that can be untied.
snominarey}, TR.: deprive of the name;
misname. :
snovizzàrej, TR.: sharpen (the wits);
polish.
snudare [s-, nudo], TR.: unsheath; strip
naked.
soa-ve [L. suavis], ADJ.: SWEET (pleasant);
ADV.: sweetly ; slowly; patiently}; quiet-
ly}. -veménte, ADV.: sweetly; pa-
tiently}. -vézzat, -vita, F.: suavity
(sweetness); benignity ; gentleness. -wiz-
zaménto {, M.: sweetening (seasoning).
-vizzàrej, TR.: sweeten; render mild.
sob= [L. sub], PREF.: under; below; be-
neath. -baggiolo [L. bajulus, carrier],
m.: folded cloth to level things. =bal-
zàre, INTR.: jump up (leap up). -bar-
care [L. -brachiare, put under the arm],
TR.: put under (subject); REFL.: submit.
-biss&rej, TR.: submerge. -bollimén-
to, M.: slight or slow boiling. =bollîre,
INTR.: boil gently (parboil). =bérgo,
M.: suburb. -brevitài, ADV.: briefly.
sobil-laménto}, M.: act of seducing or
suborning. -lérej, TR.: draw aside;
seduce (mislead).
sobissare} = sobbissare.
sobolef, F.: offspring (progeny).
sobranzaére}, TR.: surpass (excel).
so-briaménte, ADV.: soberly. -brie-
ta, F.: sobriety (moderation). |lsé-brio
[L. -brius], ADJ.: sober (temperate); calm.
sobagliof, M.: sedition.
soeeèdere = succedere.
soeeenerieeiof, ADI. : baked under the
ashes.
socchiamgrej, TR.: call in an under-
tone.
soc =chiadere, IRR.; TR.: half-shut
(leave ajar). -chitso, PART.: half-shut
(ajar).
sòe-eida, ||--eio [L. socius, companion],
m.: hiring out of cattle; farmer of cattle.
sdcco [L. soccus, sock], M.: buskin; com-
edy or tragedy.
soccodagnolo}, M.: girth (band); crup-
per-strap.
socc6mbere [L. sub, under, cumbere, lie],
INTR.: succumb (yield, submit). ;
soc-corrènza}, F.: looseness (diarrhea).
ll=e6érrere, IRR.; TR.: SUCCOUR (aid,
help); INTR.: run up (hasten) ; remember.
-corrévole, ADJ.: auxiliary (helping).
-corriméntof, M.: succour (help). -cor-
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ritére, M., -corritriee, F.: helper;
reliever. -c6rso, PART.: succoured, etc.;
M.: aid (assistance): — di Pisa, tardy
and useless assistance.
socedscio [soc- (sub) c..], M.:
beef, etc.).
sò-eera, F.: mother-in-law; (fig.) learned
or cunning woman. |lsò-eero [L. socer],
M.: father-in-law.
so-ci&bile, ADJ.: sociable; amiable (af-
fable). -eifle, ADI.: social (loving so-
ciety). -eialismo, M.: socialism. -eia-
lista, pl —ti, M.: socialist. -eialità,
F.: sociability (socialness). -eietà, F.:
society (human race); social intercourse
(company); club; partnership: — della
strada ferrata, railway company. -eié-
vole, ADJ.: loving society. -eievoléz-
za, F.: society; socialness. |lsò=eio
[L. -cius], M.: companion; colleague;
partner. -eiologia, F.: sociology. -eiò-
logo, pl. —ghi,'—gi, ADJ.: sociologist.
socratico, ADJ.: Socratic.
soda [?) : soda (alkali).
soda-le}, M.: companion (comrade). ||-Li-
zio [L. -litium (-lis, comrade)], M.: soci-
ety (company, fellowship).
so-daménte [sodo], aDv.: solidly; cau-
tiously; stoutly. -daméntot, M.: es-
tablishment (confirmation); security (bail).
-dare}, TR.: strengthen (consolidate);
confirm; promise; give (bail or security).
sod-diaconato, M.: subdeaconship (of-
fice of subdeacon). |l=di&cono [L. sub-,
d. .], M.: subdeacon.
soddisfa. . = sodisfa. .
soddomia = sodomia.
soddu. . = sedu. .
so-détto, ADI.: dim. of -do; somewhat
firm, etc. ||-dézza [-do], F.: solidity;
stability (firmness) ; obstinacy ; steadfast-
ness.
iodis-faeénte, PART.: satisfying. -fa-
eenteménte}, ADV.: satisfactorily.
-faeiménto, M.: satisfaction; atone-
ment. |l|=fare [L. satis-facere], IRR. ; TR.:
satisfy (please, content); pay (discharge
adebt) ; fulfil: — al suo obbligo, discharge
one’s duty. -fàtto, PART. : satisfied, etc.
-fattivo, ADJ.: satisfactory. -fattura,
-faziéne, F.: satisfaction (reparation) ;
contentment (pleasure).
sòdo [L. solidus, whole], apJ.: hard; soL-
1D (stable) ; (fig.) firm; strong (vigorous);
massy; M.: solid base (foundation) ; bail
(security) +; ADV.: fast; hard; firmly;
solidly: star —, remain firm; fabbricare
in sul —, build upon a good foundation;
dire or favellare in sul —, say or speak
anything in earnest or seriously ; porre or
mettere in —, deliberate; resolve; turar
—, stop or close fast.
leg (of
soffraganeo
sòdo -ma [Sodom], -mia, F.: sodomy,
-mita, M.: sodomite. -mitaménte,
ADV.: sodomitically. -mitico, pl. —ci,
ADJ.; sodomitical. -miîto, M.: Sodomite
(inhabitant of Sodom).
sodu. . = sedu..
sofa [Ar.], M.: sofa.
soffe-rénte, ADJ.: suffering (patient, en-
during). -rémza, F.: sufferance (endur-
ance); constancy. -révole, ADJ.: sup-
portable (tolerable). -ridére = -ritore,
-riménto, M.: patience; toleration. ||-ri-
re, usly soffrire, which see. -ritére,
M.: sufferer. :
soffer-miare [L. sub-], TR.: stop a little;
REFL.: pause for a moment. -mfita, F::
pause (stop, suspension).
sofférto, PART. of sofferire; suffered (en-
dured) ; delivered.
sof-fiaménto, M.: breath (blowing, res-
piration) ; scandal (obloquy). ||-fiare [L.
sufflare, BLOW out], TR.: blow; whisper;
INTR.: blow; fume (rage); (iron.) spy;
irritate (excite); prompt: aprir la bocca
e—, speak inconsiderately. -fidta, F.:
act of blowing.. -fiatére, M.: blower;
prompter. -fiatara, F.: breath; blow-
ing (puffing).
sofficcàrej, TR.: hide (conceal); INTR.:
be hid; abscond.
soffi-ee [L. suffler (supplex, kneeling
down)], ADJ.: soft (easy, downy) ; elastic;
M.}: square piece of iron. -eeménte,
ADV.: softly; delicately.
sofficen. . = sufficien..
sof-fiettino, dim. of -fietto. -fiétto, M.:
dim. of -fio; pair of bellows: lavorare di
—, act the spy. -fino, M.: childish game.
Ils6f=fio [-fiare], M.: blowing (puff); breath:
in un —, in an instant; — di vento, puff
of wind. s6f-fiolaj, F.: (bot.) melilot.
-fiéne, m.: blowing pipe (bellows); (iron.)
spy (emissary); (fig.t) proud or haughty
person. -floneria, F.: presumption (vain-
glory). -flométtof, M.: dim. of -fione;
little puff.
soffis. . = sofis..
sof-fitta [L. suffigere (sub, beneath, figere,
fasten)], F.: garret (attic); ceilingt; en-
tresole}; (arch.+) entablature. -fittàre,
TR.: ceil; build with entresoles. -fitto,
M.: ceiling of a room; ADI.: hidden (se-
cret).
soffo-caménto, M.: suffocation (choking).
ll-cére [L. suffocare (sub, under, fauz,
throat)], TR.: suffocate (choke, stifle);
drown}. -cdto, PART.: suffocated, etc.
-caziéne, F.: suffocation. -ga.. = 04.
soffoggiàtat, F.: bundle carried off slyly.
soffélto}, ADJ.: propped up (sustained).
soffornato}, ADJ.: vaulted (arched).
soffragàneoj, ADJ.: suffragan.
soffratta
soffràttaj, F.: penury (want).
sof-freddare [sob-], TR.: cool.
do, ADJ.: rather cold.
soffre-gaménto, M.: rubbing (friction).
il-gare [sob-], TR.: rub lightly or gently,
offer repeatedly} ; REFL. : solicit.
sof-frénte} = ~ferente. ||-fribile [-fri-
re], ADJ.: sufferable (supportable).
soffriggere [sob, f. .], IRR. (cf. friggere);
tr.: fry lightly.
soffri-re [L. sub-ferre, ‘BEAR up’], IRR.
(cf. offrire); TR.: SUFFER (BEAR, endure);
allow; INTR.: suffer; forbear. -tére,
M.: sufferer.
soffritto, PART. of soffriggere.
soffumicére [sob-, f. .], TR.: fumigate
(smoke). |
so-fisma [L. sophisma], M.: sophism.
-fista, pl —ti, M.: sophist. -fisteriaj
= fisticheria. -fistica, F.: sophistry ;
fallacious reasoning. -fisticaménte,
ADV.: sophistically. -fisticdre, INTR.:
sophisticate (cavil); falsify}; adulteratet.
-fisticheria, F.: sophistry. -fistico,
pl. —ei, —chi, ADI.: sophistical; captious ;
M.: sophist.
ségat, F.: leather-string (strap, girth).
sog-gettabile, ADI.: that can he sub-
jected (tamable). -gettdaeeio, disp. of
«getto. -gettaménte, ADV.: in sub-
jection. -gettaménto, M.: subjection
(servitude). -gettare, TR.: subject (sub-
due). -gettatére, M.: conqueror (sub-
duer). -gettino, car. dim. of -getto.
-gettivo, ADJ.: suggestive. ||-gétto
if. sub-jectus (jacere, cast)], ADJ.: sub-
jected (subdued); enslaved ; placed be-
neath; M.: subject; substance. -gezid-
ne, F.: subjection. -gettitàdinei, r.:
subjection ; suggestion (hint).
sog-ghignare [sub-, gh. .], INTR.: grin
(sneer). -ghigne, M.: grin (sneer).
soggia-eénte, ADJ.: lying under (sub-
ject). -eére [L. sub-jacere], IRR. (cf.
jacere); INTR.: be subject or exposed to;
be conquered. -eiménto, M.: subjection
(submission); dependence. -eitito, PART.:
subjected (exposed) ; overcome.
soggiogadia}, F.: dewlap; kind of goitre.
soggio-gaménto, M.: subjugation. ||-g4-
re [L. sub-jugare (jugum, YOKE)], TR.:
subjugate (subdue, conquer). -gatére,
M.: subduer (conqueror). -gaziéne, F.:
subjugation (conquest).
soggidgot = soggiogaia.
soggior-naménto, M.: sojourn (stay).
il-mare [L. sub-diurnare, stay for awhile],
INTR.: sojourn (abide); delay (put off)};
TR.{: take care of (watch): — una stanza,
air or sun a room. soggiér-no, M.:
sojourn (residence); delay; care (manage-
ment),
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sog-giagnerei, |l-giingere [L. sub-
jungere], RR. (cf. giungere); TR.: subjoin
(add); replyt; INTR.t: supervene (hap-
pen). -giungiménto, M.: subjunction
(addition); reply. -giuntivo, ADI., M.:
subjunctive. -gitimto, PART.: subjoined;
replied. -giunzidnet} = -giungimento.
séggot} = solco. ;
sog-golare}, TR., INTR.: put on a wimple.
ll-g6lo [L. sub, under, gola, throat], M.:
tucker (wimple); throat-band ; (mi/.) hel-
met-tuft.
sog-guardare [sob-], TR.: look at slyly
(peep at).
sd-glia [l. L. solium (L. solea, sole of a
shoe)], F., -gliare}, M.: threshold; sole
(a fish).
soldano
sòglio [L. solium, seat], m.: throne (royal
seat).
sògliola [see soglia], F.:
flat fish).
so-gnabile, apJ.: that can be dreamed.
-guare, INTR., REFL.: dream; fancy;
build castles in the air; imagine. -gna-
tora, F., -gnatére, M.: dreamer; vis-
ionary. |[sé-gno [L. somnium (somnus,
sleep)], M.: dream; revery; fiction: man-
giare dei -gni, have nothing to eat.
sole (kind of
sò-iaj, F.: silk; adulation (banter): dar
la —, flatter. -i&ret, TR., INTR.: cajole
(flatter).
sol [L. solve, a word in a hymn], M.: (mus.)
sol.
sélaj, F.: launch (skiff); shallop; sole (of
a shoe).
solaio [L. -larium (-l, sun), place exposed
to the sun], M.: floor (entresole, ceiling);
attic.
solaménte [solo], ADJ.: solely (only).
solanof}, M.; nightshade (morel).
solaret I = solaio.
so-lare 2 [L. -laris (-l, sun)], ADJ.: solar.
-lata, F.: sunstroke. -latio, M.: sunny
place; ADJ.: sunny (exposed to the sun):
a —, to the south (southward).
solato}, ADJ.: new-soled.
solatro} = solano.
solatara [sola], F.: soles of shoes.
sol-cabile, ADJ.: that can be ploughed.
-caménto, M.: making furrows; wake
or track of a ship. ||-cdre [solco], TR.:
furrow; (jig.) plough the waves of. -ca-
tara, F.: course of a furrow; ploughing.
-cheréllo, -chétto, dim. of -co.
séleiot, M.: pickled meat; pickle; pre-
serve.
sélco [L. sulcus], M.: furrow; track:
wrinkle: andare per il —, be upright.
soldé-na, F.: sultaness. -ndto, M.:
dignity or dominion of the Sultan. -nia,
F.: country of a sultan, ||solda=no
[sultano], M.: sultan.
480 soldare
sol-d4re}, TR.: enlist (recruit). -da-
réllo, car. dim. of -do. -dataeeio,
disp. of -dato. -dataglia, F.: bad, un-
disciplined troops. -datéllo, -datino,
dim. of -dato. -dateriaj, -datésca,
F.: soldiery (troops, military). -date-
scaménte, ADV.: soldierlike. -daté-
sco, ADJ.: military (soldierly). -dato
soldier; ADJ.: taken into
pay (enlisted). -dattieeio, -datizzo,
disp. of -dato. -dino, car. dim. of -do.
\Isél-do [L. solidus, money], M.: penny
(small piece of money); pay (wages, sal-
ary, etc.); soldier’s pay: spendere dl —
per quattro quattrini, spend money for
useful purposes; andare a —, enlist one’s
self.
sé-le [L. sol], M.: sun; (fig.) daylight
(day); (poet.) day; eye: fa —, the sun
shines; avere (delle terre) al —, possess
some landed property; andare al —}, hide
one’s self because of inferiority; vender
il — di lugliot, sell a worthless thing at
a good price. -lécchio, M.: parasol
(umbrella) ; shade.
soleeismo [L. -lecismus], M.: (gram.)
solecism (incongruity of language).
soleg-giaménto, M.: exposing to the
sun. ||-giare [sole], TR.: sun (expose to
the sun).
solònene [L. solemnis], ADJ.: solemn;
sumptuous (splendid); majestic; famous:
mangiatore —, enormous feeder; colpo
—, hard blow; da —, solemnly. -neg-
gt4re}, TR.: solemnize; INTR.: be sol-
emnized. -neménte, ADV.: solemnly.
-nita, F.: solemnity; splendour (pomp).
-nizzaménto, M.: solemnization (cele-
bration). -mizzdre, TR.: celebrate (sol-
emnize). -nizzaziéne} = -nizzamento.
solére [L.], IRR.$; INTR.: be accustomed
(be wont); use; M.: custom (use).
§ Pres, (Ind.) soglio, suòli, sudle; soglidmo,
soléte, sògliono. (Subj.) soglia.
solerétta [solea], F.: iron-sole.
so-lèrte [L. -lers, clever], ADI.: diligent
(attentive; careful). -lèrzia, F.: dili-
gence (care; attention).
solét-ta [solea], F.: sole of a stocking.
-tare, TR.: sole stockings or shoes. -ta-
tara, F.: soling; materials for soling.
solétto [solo], ADJ.: alone (quite alone).
sòlfa [sol, fa], F.: (mus.) solfa (gamut).
sol-fanara}, -fangriat, F.: sulphur-
mine. |-fanèllo [solfo], M.: match. -f4-
re, TR.: fumigate with sulphur. -fate,
ADJ.: sulphurated ; sulphureous; M.: sul-
phate; sulphur (brimstone). -fatara,
F.: sulphur-cave.
sol-feggifre [solfa], TR., INTR.: (mus.)
SOLFA (sing the gamut), -fé&gio, M.:
(mus.) solfeggio, 3
[assoldato], M. :
sollecitativo
s6l-fo [L. sulphur], m.: sulphur. -foràre
TR.: fumigate with sulphur. -foratéio,
M.: fumigating place. -»forfio, -foré.
to, ADJ.: sulphurous. -foreggiàre,
INTR.: send forth sulphurous ‘vapours,
-fòrico, pl. —ci, ADI.: sulphuric. -fo-
réso, ADI. : sulphurous.
sélgot = solco.
solicchiot = solecchio.
soli-dale, ADI. : (leg.) bound or made an-
swerable for the whole. -daménte,
ADV.: solidly; firmly. -dare, TR.: ren-
der solid (consolidate, strengthen). -da-
rietà, F.: act of being bound for the
whole. -dério = -dale. -dato, PART:
strengthened (consolidated). -dézza, -di-
ta, F.: solidity (firmness) ; consistency;
durability. Ilsòli=do [L. -dus], ADI.:
solid; firm; consistent; well-connected;
m.: solid; solidity; firmness: in —, for
the whole, entirely.
solilòquio [L. soliloguium], M.: soliloquy.
solimàtoj = sublimato.
so-lingaménte, ADV.: lonely. |l-lingo
[L. solus, alone], ADI. : solitary (alone).
selî-no [?], M.: collar (neckband of a
shirt). -néne, aug. of -no.
sdliot = soglio.
solissimo, SUPERL. of solo: quite alone
(by one’s self).
solitaménte [solito], ADV.: in the usual
way (customarily).
soli-tariaménte, ADV.: solitarily. -ta-
rieta, F.: solitude. |l-tario [L. -t-
rius], ADJ.: solitary; retired; deserted
(lonely); abandoned; M.: solitary (her-
mit); solitaire diamond: passero —, kind
of sparrow.
sòlito, PART. of solere; accustomed (used,
wont): al —, as usual; è il suo —, it is
his way.
solitadine [L. -do], F.:
life; retreat (hermitage).
solivago [L. -gus (solus, alone, vagari,
wander)], ADJ.: fond of solitary walks;
wandering alone.
sollalzaref}, TR.: lift up a little.
sollaz-zaménto = sollazzo. -zare, TR.:
recreate (divert, please); REFL.: amuse
one’s self (take pleasure in). -zatére,
M.: amusing fellow. -zévole, ADI.:
pleasant (agreeable); amusing. -zevol-
ménte, ADV.: pleasantly (agreeably).
lisollàz=zo [L. solatium, SOLACE], M.:
recreation (amusement, diversion) ; sport
(jest)}. -zéso, ADI.: pleasant (diverting).
sollecheréret, INTR.: leap for joy.
solleci-taménte, ADv.: diligently (care-
fully). -taménto, M.: solicitation (in-
stance). -tdre, INTR.: hasten (be in
haste) ; TR. : solicit (move, urge); annoyt.
-tativo, ADJ.: soliciting (pressing). -ta-
solitude; single
sollecitatore
tére, M.: solicitor ; attorney. -tatarat,
F.: care (anxiety, solicitude). -taziéne,
F.: solicitation (persuasion). |lsolléei-
to [L. sollicitus], aps.: quick (prompt);
mindful (attentive); diligent. -tésot,
ADJ.: solicitous (anxious) ; diligent. -t@-
dine, F.: solicitude; quickness (nimble-
ness); diligence (industry); charge (com-
mission).
sollenaref, INTR.: mitigate.
solleéne [L. sub, leone], M.: dog-days.
solleti-caménto, M.: tickling. ||-care
[2], TR.: tickle; flatter; please. solléti-
co, M.: tickling; sport; pleasantry: far
il —, tickle.
solle-vaménto, m.: lifting or heaving
up; rising; insurrection (sedition); re-
lief (comfort). |l-ware [L. sub-levare,
LIFT up], TR.: raise (lift, heave); stir up
(a revolt); alLEVIATE (assuage); REFL.:
rise or swell up; rise up in arms; amuse
one’s self. -watézza, F.: sublimity.
-vatére, M.: riser; rebel. -vaziéne,
F.: elevation; rebellion (revolt).
sollieit. .| = sollecit. .
solliévo [sollevare], M. :
solliéne = solleone.
sòllo}, aDJ.: soft (flabby); elastic.
solluche-raméntoj, M.: tickling; sen-
sibility; desire. |l-rdret [? L. saliva,
saliva], TR.: tickle (cause desire); flatter.
solliche-ro, M.: yearning: andare in
—, melt with joy.
sélor [L. -lus], ADI. : sole (only; single);
alone (solitary); ADV.: only (but); solely;
unless: una sola volta, a single time, once
only; — a —, téte-à-téte (alone); — che,
provided that.
sdlo2, pl. -li or -la (soles) [L. -lum, bot-
tom], M.: ground; pavement; SOLE (of a
shoe); hoof: a — a —, one upon the
other.
sol-stiziàle [L. -stitialis], ADI.: solsti-
tial. ||-stizio [L. -stitium], M.: solstice.
soltan-to [solo], ADV.: solely; but; only.
-to=ché é, ADV.: provided that; such as.
sol-abile, ADJ.: soluble. -ubilita, F.:
solubility. -utivo, ADJ.: solutive (loosen-
ing). -fito, PART. of -vere. -uziéne,
F.: solution; dissolution; explanation.
lisòl-vere [L.], IRR.$; TR.: solve; loose
(untie); dissolve; separate; exempt (ab-
solve); pay (a debt): — il desio, gratify
the desire; — il ventre, loosen the bowels;
— un voto, pay a vow. -vibile, ADI.:
solvent (that can pay). -vibilità, F.:
solvability. -viméntot, M.: untying;
solution ; explanation; liquefaction. -vi-
tére, M.: one who unties; explainer ;
solver.
sò-ma [l. L. salma (L., Gr. ségma)], F.:
pack-saddle ; burden (load, weight); ag-
ease (relief).
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gravation (injury); tyranny: a -me, in
great quantity, in lots; pareggiar le -me,
act impartially; porre la —, punish ; levar
le -me, set off. -maiof, ADJ.: of burden;
burdensome. -mara, F.: she-ass (don-
key); beast of burden. -mardecio,
-maréllo, -marétto, -marino, disp.
dim. of -maro. -mfro, M.: beast of
burden; ass. -meggidre, TR., INTR.:
carry a burden or load. -mélla, -me-
rélla, -métta, -mettina, dim. of
-ma. -meria}, F.: baggage (luggage);
PL.: goods. -miére, -miéro = -maro.
somi-gliante, ADJ.: like (resembling).
-glianteménte, ADV.: likewise; in the
same manner. -gliànza, F.: resem-
blance; portrait (likeness): a —j, like-
wise. |l-gliare [L. similis, like], INTR.:
be like (resEMBLE); imitatet; TR.: liken
(compare); appear. -gliévole, ADI.:
resembling (like); conform.
sémma [L. summa (-mus, highest)], F.:
SUM (amount); height; summary (compen-
dium); result: în —, in short; fare —,
multiply ; levar la —, add up.
sommacco [Ar.], M.: sumach-tree.
som-maménte, ADV. : extremely. ||-ma-
re [-ma], TR.. sum up (add up); enumer-
ate; amount to. -marélla, dim. of
-ma. -mariaménte, ADV.: summarily
(briefly). -mério, ADJ.: summary (short);
chief (main)f; M.: summary (epitome) ;
chief reasonf. -mataménte, ADV.:
summarily. -mate}, M.: optimate (gran-
dee). -mato, M.: sum (total). -ma-
tére, M.: calculator; compiler; editor.
sommér-gere [L. sub-mergere], IRR. (cf.
emergere); TR.: submerge (sink); destroy;
REFL.: drown (sink down); get ruined.
-gibile, ADJ.: that can be submerged.
-giménto, M.: act of submerging; drown-
ing. -gitére, M.: submerger or drowner.
-gitara =-sione. -sdre} =-gere. -si6-
me, F.. submersion; drowning. som-
mér-so, PART.: submerged (sunk); M.,
PL.: damned spirits.
sommés-saj, F.: underpart; right side
(of cloth). -saménte, ADV.: softly;
in a low voice. sévolet, ADJ.: submis-
sive (humble). -siénef, F.: submission.
-sivo, ADJ.: submissive. |lsommés=so
[sommettere], ADJ.: submissive (humble;
subdued); low; M.: span (measure).
sommétta, dim. of somma.
somméttere [sub-mittere], IRR.; TR.: put
under; submit; REFL.: submit (yield).
sommini-straménto, M.: act of pro-
viding or supplying. ||-strare [L. sub-
ministrare], TR. : administer; furnish (sup-
ply). -stratére, M.: provider. -stra-
zione, F.: providing (administering); pro-
vision (support).
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sommissiéne [-mettere], F.: submission
(subjection); humiliation; obedience.
som-mista, pl. —ti [-ma], m.: moralist.
-mita, F.: summit (top); height; sub-
limity. |lsé6m-mo [L. summus, highest],
ADJ.: highest (greatest); chief; last (ex-
treme); M.: summit (height, top); highest
degree; last extremity: il — bene, God;
al —, extremely. sém-moloj, M.: ex-
tremity; tip of a bird’s wing. -mém-
mof, -mémmolo [?], M.: fritter of sweet
rice; blow under the chin. -mo-seapo,
M.: (arch.) top of a shaft or column.
som-mosciare}, INTR.: wither a little
(fade). -’nòsciot, ADJ.: withered (faded).
som-mòssa, F.: rebellion (sedition); in-
stigation (solicitation)}. -mòsso, PART. :
moved (provoked); shaken. ||-mévere
[sub-, m. .], IRR.; TR.: move (stir up, ex-
cite); persuade (encourage); removet.
-moviménto, M.: commotion (sedition);
solicitation. -movitére, M.: mover (in-
stigator). -moziénet = -movimento.
-muòvere = -movere.
sona-bile, ADI.: playable.
INTR.: ring (tinkle). -gliàta, F.: jin-
gling (tinkling). -glièra, F.: collar of
small bells. -gliétto, -glino, dim. of
«glio. sona-glio, M.: small bell; bub-
ble; child’s rattle; game; spot (stain)}:
appiccare a uno il — d’ una cosat, charge
a person with a fault; serpente a -gli,
rattlesnake. -gliolare, TR.: ring (a
little bell). -gliolino, dim. of -glio.
sonaé-gliolo, M.: small bell. -ménto,
M.: sounding (ringing). sonfi-nte, ADJ.:
ringing (sonorous); harmonious. ||sona-
re [L.], IRR.$; TR., INTR.: sound; ring;
strike (as a bell, etc.): — a raccolta,
sound a retreat; — a morto, toll for a
funeral; — uno, beat one. sona-ta,
F.: long sounding; loud ringing; sonata.
-tina, dim. of -ta. -tére, M., -triee,
F.: player (on an instrument); ringer.
-tiira, F.: sounding.
§ Pres. szozx- or sdz-, accent.; sox-, unacc.
séncot, M.: sow-thistle.
so-neria [-no], F.: sounding-work of a
clock. -nettéàeeio, disp. of -netto.
-nettante, M.: sonnetteer (composer of
sonnets). -nettàrej, INTR.: compose
sonnets. -nettatére = -nettiere. -net-
téssat, F.: poor sonnet. -nettiéret,
M.: composer or writer of sonnets. -net-
tino, car. dim. of -netto. -nettista,
pl. —ti, M.: sonnetteer. -nétto [dim. of
sono], M.: sonnet. -netténe, aug. of
-netto. -nettueeifeeio, -nettiecio,
disp. of -netto. -névole, ADJ.: resound-
sommissione
-gliàret,
ing (sounding). so-nîo, M.: continual
noise, singing.
son-nacchiàrej = -necchiare. -nac-
soppeso
chiéni, ADv.: half asleep. -nacchio.
saménte, ADV.: drowsily. -nacchié-
so, ADJ.: somnolent (sleepy). -nambo
lismo, -nambulismo, M.: somnambi-
lism. -nambolo, -némbulo [L. ani.
lare, walk], ADJ.: walking in one’s sleep;
M.: somnambulist. -mecchidre, -neg.
giaref, INTR.: doze (slumber); (fig.) for.
get one’s self. -nellino, -neréllo,
-nétto, dim. of -no: fare un —, take
nap or a siesta. -niferaménto, x:
sleepiness (drowsiness), -niferdnte,
ADJI.: sleeping (drowsy). -niferàre,
INTR.: sleep lightly. -mifero, ADI: som-
niferous (causing sleep); M.: opiate, -ni-
ferésoj, ADJ.: soporific (sleepy). -ni-
lòquio, pl. —i, m.: talking in sleep,
-niloquo, pl. —i, M.: one who talks in
his sleep. -mino, car. dim. of -no. ||sén-
no [L. somnus], M.: sleep; repose (rest):
aver —, be sleepy; fare (schiacciare) un
—, take a sleep; dormire tutti i suoi
-ni, take things easy. -nolénte, -no-
lénto, ADJ.: somnolent (drowsy). -no-
lénza, F.: somnolency. -nolésoj =
-nacchioso.
sonnottàret, INTR.: pass the night under
shelter.
séno 1 [essere], I am; they are.
sd-no2= suono. -noraménte, ADV:
sonorously (harmoniously). -norità, F.:
harmony (sonorousness). -nòro, ADI:
sonorous (sounding); gayt.
sòntico, pl. —ci [L. -cus, dangerous),
ADI. : torpid (dull, heavy); serious.
son-tuosaménte, ADV.: sumptuonsly
(magnificently). -tuosità, F.: sump
tuousness (luxury). |l-tuéso [L. sump-
tuosus], ADJ.: sumptuous (rich).
soperb. .= superb. .
soperch. .= soverch. .
so-pire [L.], TR.: lull asleep ; quiet (calm).
-pére, M.: lethargy (drowsiness). -pori-
fero, ADJ.: soporiferous (soporific). -po-
rosaménte, ADV.: sleepily (drowsily).
-poréso, ADJ.: soporous (sleepy); sopo-
rific.
soppalco [sub-, p..], M.:
(garret). '
sop-panngre, TR.: line. ||-panno
[sub-, p. .], M.: cloth-lining; ADV.: under
the clothes. .
soppassàre}, INTR.: wither (shrivel up).
soppellirej= seppellire.
soppélo [sub-, p. .], M.:
from the shoulder.
sopperire [supplire], INTR.: SUPPLY 2
want. 7
sop-pesàre [sub-, p. .], TR.: weigh (raise
gently in order to feel the weight).
-péso, M.: prender di —, raise fron
ceiling; loft
slice of meat
the earth.
soppestare
soppestàre [sub-, p. .], TR.: bruise
(pound, crush).
soppiànoi, ADV.: softly.
soppianta-re [sub-, p. .], TR.: supplant
(undermine); tread under foot}; cheat
(deceive). -tére, M.: supplanter; de-
ceivert.
soppiat-tare} [sub-, appiatiare], TR.:
hide (conceal). -tateo—=-to. soppiat-
to, ADJ.: secret; hidden; sly; ADV.: in
a hidden manner (secretly, underhand).
-tondeeio, disp. of -tone. -téne, M.:
two-faced person (dissembler).
soppiegàrej, TR.: bend (crook).
soppérref}, IRR. (cf. porre); TR.: place
under or beneath; subject (submit): — il
parto, falsify or substitute a child.
soppor-tabile, ADJ.: supportable. -ta-
ménto, M.: toleration (forbearance).
|-tare [L. sup-portare,.carry], TR.: sup-
port (bear); uphold (bear up): — la spesa,
cover the expenses, be worth the while.
-tatére, M., -tatriee, F.: sufferer
(bearer). -tazione =-tamento: con —,
with permission. -tévole, ADI.: toler-
able. -tevolménte, ADV.: supportably
(tolerably). soppòr-to, M.: tolerance
(endurance).
soppositòrioj, M.: suppository.
soppésta = soprapposta.
soppésto, PART. of sopporre; placed un-
der; submitted: parto —, supposititious
child.
soppottièrej, M.: meddler (busybody).
soppozzàre}, TR.: drown; sink (plunge).
sop-prònderej = sorprendere. -préso
= sorpreso.
sop-prèssa, F.: press; mangle. -pres-
sére,TR.: press (put in a press, calender);
gloss (iron); torment (oppress)f. -pres-
sto, PART.: pressed, etc.; M.: kind of
large sausage. -pressiéne, F.: suppres-
sion (keeping down); oppression: — del
parto, act of concealing the birth of a
child. -présso, PART. of -primere. ||-pri-
mere [L. sup-primere (premere, press)],
IRR. (cf. opprimere); TR.: SUPPRESS (re-
press); put down (tread under foot); op-
pressf.
soppriòreij, M.: sub-prior.
soppinto [sub-, p. .], M.: running stitch
(basting).
sépra [L. supra], PREP.: on (upon, over);
above; beyond; about; towards; M.: up-
per part: — mia fede, upon my word;
— sera, towards evening; — sabato, be-
fore Saturday; esser — una cosa, super-
intend a thing; far disegno — una perso-
na, rely upon a person; andar — sè,
walk upright: lavorare — di sè, work on
one’s own account; morir — parto, die in
childbed.
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sopra- [= sopra], PREF. (before vow. sopr-;
initial simple const of next member
doubled): =bbenedire, IRR.; TR.: bless
again. =bbollire},INTR.: boil too much.
-bhondante [abbondante], ADI.: super-
abundant (excessive). -bbondante-
ménte, ADV. : superabundantly. -bbon-
danza, F.: superabundance (excess).
-bbondare, INTR.: superabound. -bbon-
dévole, ADJ.: superabounding; super-
fluous. -bbondevolézza = -bbondanza.
-bbondevolménte, ADV.: superabun-
dantly. =bbuòno, ADJ.: over-good. so-
pra-bito [abito], M.: frock-coat (Prince-
Albert coat); (less commonly) overcoat.
-biténe, aug. of -bito. =eedlza, F.:
over-stocking. =ecamfieia, F.: over-
shirt. =ceanto}, M.: song. =eeapo,
M.: troublesome or fastidious thought;
superintendent (overseer)}. =cearicare,
TR.: overload (overcharge). -cedricof,
M.: overburden (surcharge); aggravation ;
(nav.) supercargo. =cearta, F.: address.
=ccéssa, F.: outside case of a watch.
-eeeléste, ADI. : supercelestial. -eeen-
nare [accennare], TR.: mention above.
-ecennato, PART.: above-mentioned.
=cechiamare, TR.: call in additional ad-
vice (consult). =echiàro, ADJ.: very
clear (most evident). =cchiéderef, IRR.;
TR.: overcharge (ask too much). =cehiv-
sa, F.: addition (to a dam). =eeièlo,
M.: tester, top, or canopy (of a bed or car-
riage). =eeiglio, M.: eyebrow. =eein-
sopraffato
ghia, F.: surcingle (girth). -eeinto,
ADJ.: girt above. -eeiò, M.: highest
person; pretended superior. =eeitàre,
TR.: cite before. =ecéda,F.: tail-feather.
=ecòllo, ADV.: in addition; moreover.
=ccòmito, M.: chief officer of a galley.
=ccomperàrej,TR.: buy dear (over-pay).
=ecònsolo, M.: magistrate in the Vene-
tian Republic. =ecopérta, F.: counter-
pane (coverlet). =ccérrere, IRR.; INTR.:
run upon; TR.: run over. =ceréscere,
INTR.: grow still more. =ceuécof, M.:
head cook. -eitot, ADI.: very sharp
or acute. =ddènte, M.: double tooth.
=ddétto, ADJ.: above-said. -ddiref,
TR.: add to what has been said; exagger-
ate; exceed; mention above. =ddòtaj,
r.: bride’s clothes; paraphernalia. -ddo-
tale, ADJ.: added to the dowry. -ddo-
tare, TR.: give above the marriage por-
tion. -ddòte = -ddota. =esaltàto,
ADJ.: greatly exalted. -esaltaziéne, F.:
great praise (high encomium). =ffaeeiat,
F.: surface; outside; pretext. -ffaei-
ménto, M.: superfluity (excess). =ffare,
IRR.; TR.: overcharge; exceed; advance;
tread upon}; overcome (surpass). =ffato,
PART. : overcharged, etc. ; overdone ; over-
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ripe: — dall’ affanno, weighed down with
grief. -ffascia, F.: one band over another.
=ffinaménto, M.: over-refinement. =ffi-
ne, =ffino, ADJ.: superfine (over-fine).
=ffiorire, INTR. : flourish (blossom again).
=ggiràrej,INTR.: turn round again; turn
over. =ggitto, M.: whip-stitch (hem-
stitch). =ggiudicdre, TR.: command
(rule); INTR.: be higher (be predominant).
=ggiugnere} = -ggiungere. =ggiun-
gènte, ADJ.: happening. =ggifingere,
IRR.; INTR.: arrive unexpectedly (happen);
TR.t: overtake; surprise. =ggiungi-
méntof}, M.: unexpected event; overtak-
ing. =ggifinta, F.: unexpected circum-
stance. ‘*ggiainto, PART.: happened, etc.
=ggiuràre}, INTR.: swear oath upon
oath. =ggrAnde, ADJ.: very great.
=ggravàre, TR.: overload (surcharge).
=geriddre, INTR.: cry above or louder
than another. -gguardiat, F.: chief
guard; guard (custody). =impossibile,
ADJ.: absolutely impossible. =indordre,
TR.: double-gild. =indwarre, TR.. super-
induce; superadd. =inségna, F.: device
(arms); mark (sign). =intèndere, TR.:
superintend (direct). -llegare [allegare],
TR.: mention above (cite above). =Ilo-
dare, TR.: praise excessively (extol).
-lléde}j, F.: excessive praise. =lluna-
re, ADJ.: above the moon. -lzdre [al-
zare],TR.: raise up (elevate). -mabile
[amabile], ADJ.: most amiable. =mmà-
niche, F.: upper sleeves. =mmano,
ADV.: with an uplifted hand; haughtily ;
ADJ.}: extraordinary (excellent); M.: blow
with an uplifted hand. =mmaravigliéso,
ADJ.: most marvellous. =mmatténe,
M.: single brick wall. =mmentovato,
ADJ.: above-mentioned. =mmercato,
M.: surplus (above measure). =mmét-
tere, TR.: place above. =mmirdabile,
ADJ.: very admirable. =mmistira, ADV.:
above measure (excessively). =mmbòdo,
ADV.: exceedingly (extremely). =mmon-
dano, ADJ.: ultramundane. =mmon-
tare, INTR.: superabound (increase).
-naméntej, ADV.: wonderfully; excel-
lently. sopra-nimo [animo], ADV.: with
animosity (spitefully). -mimo, dim. of
-no -nita, F.: superiority (excellence).
=mnarràrej, TR.: relate or tell before.
=undascere, IRR.; INTR.: grow near or
upon anything. =numato, ADJ.: grown
upon; born after. =nmaturdle, ADJ.:
supernatural. =nnaturalménte, ADV.:
supernaturally. =«nnestére, TR.: ingraft
again. =nnîno, dim. of -nno; ADJ.:
hardly a year old. soprà-nno [anno],
ADJ.: above a year old. =nnomare, TR.:
surname (nickname). -nnéme, M.: sur-
name; family name; nickname. -mno-
sopraffascia
soprasperanza
minare = -nnomare. =nnotàre, INTR,:
float above (be buoyant). =nnumerg-
rio, ADJ.: supernumerary. sopré-no,
M.: soprano (counter-tenor); highest key
in music; sovereign (king){; ADJ.f: supe-
rior (upper). -nségnat [insegna], F.:
mark (sign); arms (device); PL.: uniform.
-ntendénte, M.: superintendent (over-
seer), -ntendènza, F.: superintendence
(direction); inspection. -mténdere [in-
tendere], IRR.; INTR.: superintend; sur-
pass in knowledge. -ntéso, PART,:
superintended, etc. =orndto, M.: (arch.)
architrave (entablature). =ppagaref,
TR.: overpay (pay too much). =ppàr-
to, ADV.: in the act of lying-in,
=ppensiéro, ADJ.: very thoughtful,
=ppéso, M.: additional weight (over-
weight). =ppétto, M.: coat of mail;
waistcoat. =ppiaeémte, ADJ.: very
pleasing. =ppiagnere}, =ppifngere,
IRR.; INTR.: weep bitterly. =ppiénot,
ADJ.: over-full; redundant. =ppiglià-
rej, TR.: take more than is fit; seize
upon; undertake. =ppiù, M.: overplus;
addition; ADV.. moreover (besides); în
addition. -pponiménto, M.: super-
position; opposition. -ppérre, IRR.; TR.:
put upon; add (join to)}; prefer tot;
REFL.}: put one’s self over or above,
=pportare, TR.: carry above or over.
=ppòrto, M.: (arch.) ornament over the
architrave of a door. =pposiziéne, F.:
placing over; opposition. =ppésta, F.:
(vet.) hoof-disease; branched work}. =ppé-
sto, ADJ.: set above (put over); added.
=pprènderei, IRR.; TR.: surprise; take
more than necessary. -pprendiménto,
M.: surprise; taking. -ppréso, PART.:
surprised, etc. =pprofondoj, ADI.:
very deep or profound. soprà-re =
superare. =rragionaménto], M.: epi-
logue. =rragionaret, TR.: reason more
than necessary. =rrecéto, ADJ.: men
tioned above (aforenamed). -rrivare
[arrivare], INTR.: supervene (happen).
=shérga}, F.: soldiers coat; coat of
mail. =sbergàto, ADJ.: wearing a sol-
dier’s coat. =scapolfre, ADI.: (anat.)
above the scapulary. =schièna, F.:
back-band (of harness). =seritta, F.: in-
scription; superscription; address. -serit-
to, ADI. : above-written; addressed. -seri-
vere, IRR.; TR.: address (a letter).
=scriziénej, F.: superscription; title.
=sforzétot, ADJ.: very vehement -sin-
daco, M.: chief-syndic (upper magis-
trate). =smalto, M.: highly polished
enamel. =smisurdatof, ADJ.: unmeasur-
able (enormous). =spéàrgeret, IRR.; TR.:
spread over (scatter over). =spòndere,
IRR.; TR.: spend too much. =sperfnzaf.
soprasperare
r.: certain hope. =speràre}, INTR.: have
great hope; hope too much. =spinàto,
ADI.: (anat.) placed above the spine.
=spirituàle, ADJ.: more than spiritual.
=ssagliénte}, ADJ.: ascending. =ssa-
làrej, TR.: over-salt. =ssaliref, IRR. ;
tR.: attack suddenly or unawares. =ssal-
to}, M.: relief; projection (jutting out);
(mil.) sudden attack. =ssapére, IRR. ;
INTR.: know more than necessary. =ssa-
ta, F.: kind of sausage. =ssedènte,
ADJ.: sitting above. =ssedére, TR.: sit
above or upon; defer (put off); super-
sedef; retard}. =ssegnfle, M.: signal;
label; mark. -ssegmare}, TR.: mark
(set a mark upon); REFL.: wear a mark
or token. -sségnoy}, M.: mark (token,
sign). =ssèllo, M.: surcharge; overplus
(increase). -ssemindre}, TR.: sow
over again. =ssénnoj, M.: great pru-
dence (good sense). =sservire, TR.:
serve beyond what is required. -ssèrvoi,
M.: worse than a slave. =sséte, F.:
great thirst. =ssindaco = -sindaco.
=ssòldo, M.: increase of pay. =ssòma,
F.: surcharge (additional load). =ssot-
tama, F.: skirt. =ssuòlo, M.: surface
(of earth, etc.). =ssustamza, F.: puri-
fied substance. =staménto, M.: superi-
ority; delay; (law) demurrer. =stante,
ADJ.: eminent; high (lofty); superior;
imminent; slow (dilatory); wavering ; im-
perious; M.: officer (overseer, chief).
-stanteménte, ADV.: eminently, etc.
-stanzaj, F.: superintendence; retard
(delay); earnest entreaty. -stére, IRR.;
INTR.: stand above (be superior); delay;
defer (put off); be imminent (impend);
TR.: domineer (command); subdue (con-
quer)}; govern}; ceasej. -stévolet, ADI.:
aindering (stopping); superintending. =sti-
ziéne = superstizione. sopra-to, PART.
of -re; overcome (subdued). =ttacco,
M.: upper heel (of a shoe). =ttenére,
IRR.; TR.: detain (hold back); stop; ar-
rest. -ttenito, PART.: detained, etc.
=ttèrra, ADV.: above the earth. =ttét-
to, ADV.: above the roof. =ttièni [te-
nere], M.: delay of payment (grace); res-
Pite; putting off. =ttitto, ADV.: above
all; principally; especially. -=umano,
ADJ.: superhuman. -vanzaménto =
-vanzo. -vanzare [avanzare], TR.: sur-
pass; overcome (subdue); INTR.: jut out
(project); advance; remain (be extant).
-vanzo, M.: surpassing; overplus (re-
mainder); remains. =vineere = -vvin-
cere. =vvanagloriéso, ADJ.: very vain-
glorious. =vvedére, IRR.; TR.: pro-
vide; look at (observe carefully). -vve-
dito, ADI. : very cautious (very prudent).
:vvegghiàre, INTR.: watch much; sit
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up many nights. -=vvegnénte, ADI.:
supervening ; happening ; next (following).
-vvegnénza, F.: happening; arrival.
=vvéndere, TR.: sell too high; exact.
=vvenèntej, -vveniénte = -vvegnen-
te. =vveniménto, M.: unexpected
event. =vveniret, IRR.; TR.: surprise;
INTR.: happen unexpectedly (come un-
looked for). =vvènto, M.: advantage;
command (authority); (nav.) favourable
wind; ADV.}: unexpectedly: stare —, be
to windward; venir —, surprise. =vve-
nùta, F.: unexpected event or arrival.
=vventto, PART.: surprised, etc. =vvè-
sta, =vvèste, F.: overcoat; trooper’s
cloak; coat of mail; covering (veil, dis-
guise). -=wvimeere, IRR.; TR.: excel
greatly (surpass). =vvissiito, PART.:
having survived. =vvivènte, ADJ.: sur-
viving (remaining). =vvivènza, F.:
surviving (outliving); survivorship. =vvi-
vere, IRR.; INTR.: survive (outlive).
=vvivolo, M.: (bot.) house-leek.
sépr-e, PREP.: poet. for sopra; PREF.
(sopr-): =-eeeedènte, ADJ.: excessive.
=eeeedènza, F.: excessive abundance.
=eeecellénte, ADJ.: superexcellent.
=edificàre, TR.: build upon; (fig.) found
(institute). =eminònte, ADJ.: super-
eminent (preéminent). -eminénzaf, F.:
super-eminence (highest place); suprem-
acy. sopr=ésso}, ADV.: upon (upon
it); besides. =etérno, ADJ.: more than
eternal (everlasting). =illiîstre, ADJ.:
most illustrious. -innalzare, TR.: su-
perexalt. =intellettufle, ADJ. : super-
intellectual. =intendénte, ADJ. : super-
intending; M.: superintendent. =inten-
dénza, F.: superintendence. =intèn-
dere, IRR.; TR. : superintend (have charge
of, direct). =invito, M.: (gam.) raise
(higher bet). =onoràto, ADJ.: most
honoured. =ossieèllo, dim. of -osso.
=òsso, M.: exostosis (tumour); spavin
(splint); inconvenience. =ossiitoj, ADJ.:
sorba
afflicted with exostosis; spavined. =-uma-
no, ADJ.: superhuman (celestial). =ume-
rale, M.: sacerdotal cloak. =usaére,
TR.: misuse (abuse). =iiso, M.: injury
(abuse of power); arrogant act.
soq-quadràare, INTR.: throw into con-
fusion; destroy (overthrow). -quadrio,
freq. of -quadro. ||=quadro [sotto-
squadro], M.: confusion (disorder); ruin
(destruction): metter a —, turn topsy-
turvy; mandare a —, pull or beat to
pieces.
sor I = sopra.
sér2 (fam.) = Signore and Signora.
sòra [L. soror], F.: sister (nun).
soraref, INTR.: soar (fly high).
sòr-ba [L., pl. of -bum], F.: sorb-apple
486 sorbare
(service-berry); blow (cuff). -bare, TR.:
give blows to (cuff).
sorhecchiare = sorbire.
sorbet-tare, TR.: make ice-cream (or
sherbet) of; freeze. -tato, PART.: frozen.
-tiéra, F.: ice-cream freezer. -tiére,
M.: ice-cream maker or seller. |sorbét-
to [Ar.], M.: SHERBET (ice-cream, ice).
sorbino [sorbo], ADJ.: sour (bitter, sharp).
sorbire [L. -bere], TR.: sup up (swallow
down).
sòrbo [L. -bus], M.: service-tree (sorb-
tree): far il formicone di —, play deaf.
sorbondarej = soprabbondare.
sorbénet, ADJ.: reserved (minding one’s
own interest); M.: sharp fellow.
sér-eej, M.: rat; mouse. -eidiay, F.:
nest of mice.
soreigliot = sopracciglio.
sor-eino, dim. of -cio. |\sé6r-eio [L.-ex],
M.: mouse; rat. -eténe, aug. of -cio.
sorcodanza}, r.: carelessness (heedless-
ness); arrogance.
sorco-léttot, dim. of -lo. sérco-loj, M.:
scion (graft).
sorcòttoj, M.: coat of mail.
sor-dacchidéne [-do], M.: very deaf per-
son. -daggine, F.: deafness. -da-
ménte, ADV.: softly (gently); secretly
(silently). -daménto =-daggine. -da-
stro, ADJ.: deafish (rather deaf).
sordétto}, ADJ.: above-said.
sordézza [-do], F.: deafness.
sordi-daménte, ADV.: sordidly; nig-
gardly. -dézza, F.: sordidness (filthi-
ness); niggardliness. |lsér-dido, sòr-
dido [L. -didus], aps.: sordid (filthy) ;
stingy.
sor-dina, F.: alla —, stealthily. ||=di-
no [-do], M.: (mus.) sordet (sordine): so-
nare la —, lend a deaf ear. -dita, F.:
deafness.
sordizia} = sordidezza.
sér-do [L. surdus], ADI.: deaf; dull;
hard-hearted; m.: deaf man: far il —,
play deaf; guerra -da, secret war; lima
-da, fine file which makes no noise; cun-
ning fellow (sharper); ricco —, miser;
lanterna -da, dark lantern. -do-muto,
M.: deaf and dumb person.
sorélela [dim. of suora], F.: sister; nun.
-léstra, F.: half-sister. -léwole, ADJ. :
sororal (of a sister). -lina, dim. of -la.
sor-génte, F.: SOURCE (origin); spring
(fountain). séregere [L. surgere, raise],
IRR.$; INTR.: rise (come out, issue); as-
cend to; commence (arise from); arise.
-gévolej, ADJ.: rising (coming from);
ascending. -giménto, m.: act of rising.
-gitore, M.: port; mouth (of a river).
$ Pret. sér-sî, -se; -sero. Part. sérto.
sorgilignerej = sopraggiungere.
sorso
sorgivo [-gere], ADJ.: sprouting up; r.:
water issuing from a spring.
sérgo! [l. L. surgum], M.: sorghum.
sérgo}2, M.: mouse; rat.
sorgoneéllo [sorcolo], M.: small graft or
scion.
sorgozzéne [sopra, gozzo], M.: blow in
the throat (cuff); stay (prop).
soriano [S., Syria], ADJ.: gatto —, Syrian
cat (Maltese cat).
sori-ee}, M.: field-mouse. -eignof, ADI.
mouse-coloured.
sorite [Gr. soreites (sorés, mass)], F.:
(log.) sorites.
sor-montàre, TR.: surmount (surpass);
INTR.: increase (prosper); rise.
sor-nacgrej, -nacchiàrei, INTR.: ex
pectorate (spit); snore. -mdecchiof, M.:
phlegm ; severe catarrh.
sornié-ne, ||-na [OFr. sorne (Fr. sour-
nois, sly)], ADJ.: rude (uncivil); reserved;
M.: impolite fellow; reserved man.
sorof I, ADJ.: not moulted (unmewed, sore);
raw (inexperienced).
sérof 2, ADJ.: sorrel (light bay).
soròret, F.: sister.
sor-passante, ADI.: surpassing; invom-
parable. |l=passare, TR.: surpass (ex-
cel); exceed.
sor-piùj,M.: overplus; ADV.: at the most.
sor=pésto = sopprapposto.
sor-prendénte, ADJ.: surprising.
ll=préndere, IRR.; TR.: surprise; amaze
(astonish); deceive. -présa, F.: surprise
(amazement); deceit. -préso, PART.:
surprised, etc.
sor-quidanzaf}, F.: arrogance (presump-
tion). -quidàrej, INTR., REFL.: become
proud or arrogant; grow bold.
sérra [L. sura, pulp], F.: pickled tunny-
fish.
sorrecchiaref, INTR.: listen.
sor-règgere [sub-], IRR.; TR.: support
(sustain); REFL.}: stop.
sorréssof, M.: resurrection.
sor-ridénte, ADJ.: smiling. -ridente-
ménte, ADV.: smilingly (simperingly).
\l-ridere [L. sub-ridere], IRR. (cf. ride-
re); INTR.: laugh a little (smile). -risét-
to, -risino, car. dim. of -riso. -riso,
M.: act of smiling, etc.; smile; PART.:
smiled, etc.
sorsaltàre}, TR.: jump upon.
sor-sfre [-so], TR.: sip (drink by sips).
-sdta, F.: sip; draught; rest. -satina,
dim. of -sata. -seggiàre, TR., INTR.:
sip frequently. -sellino, dim. of -sello.
-sétto, -settino, -sino, dim. of -30.
sérsi, PRET. of sorgere. ;
sérso [L. sorpsum, part. of sorbire, sup
up], M.: sip (draught); little comfort: 12
un —, at one gulp.
di ii
sorta
sòr-ta =-le. -taeia, F.: hazard (mere
chance). |\sér=te [L. sors, lot], F.:
sort (kind); condition; fate (fortune);
chance; principal (capital); sorcery}: di
— che, so that; a —, per —, by chance;
per mala —, unfortunately; tirar la —,
draw lots; aver — —, have a lot; toccare
in —, fall by lot; mettere alla —, leave
to chance (hazard); pigliar —, conjec-
ture (surmise). -teggiàre, INTR.: allot;
draw; leave to chance; TR.{: allot (dis-
tribute). -téggio, M.: augury (prophe-
cy); allotment: -teriat, F : lot (assort-
ment); sorcery. -tièraj, F.: sorceress.
-tièrej, M.: sorcerer. -tilégio, M.:
witchcraft (sorcery). -tilego, M.: wiz-
ard (necromancer). -timéntoj,M.: sort-
ment; selection (choice). -tire [L. -tiri,
draw lots], TR.: draw lots for; elect;
INTR.: come out (of lots); acquire; come
to; make a sortie (sally); go out; happen
(befall)}. -tita, F.: sortie (sally); choice};
assortment.
sérto, PART. of sorgere.
sorta}, M.: SURTOUT (great coat).
sorve-gliànza, F.: watch (vigilance).
ll-gliare [sor-, v. .], TR.: watch carefully.
sor-vegnénte, ADJ.: happening (super-
vening). |l=vemirey, IRR.; INTR.: hap-
pen unexpectedly.
sorvivereij, IRR.; INTR.: survive (outlive).
sorviziato], ADJ.: full of vices (very
vicious).
sor-volare, INTR.: fly over or above;
surpass.
sos- = sub-.
soscri. . = sottoscri. .
sospeceia. .j = sospetta. .
sos=péndere, IRR.; TR.: suspend (hang
up); put off (defer); hinder (render doubt-
ful); relievej. -pendibile, ApJ.: that
can be suspended. -pendiménto, M.,
-pensiéne, F.: act of suspending; sus-
pending; suspension (cessation) ; hanging
up (interruption). - pensivaménte,
ADV.: in suspense. -pemsivo, ADJ.:
suspensive (that suspends). -pensòrio,
M.: (anat.) suspensory; truss. -pesa-
ménte, ADV.: dubiously; irresolutely.
-péso, PART.: suspended (undecided) ; ir-
resolute. ;
sos-pettdbile, ADI.: that excites suspi-
cion. -pettaménte, ADV.: suspicious-
ly. -pettàre, TR.: suspect; mistrust
(doubt); suppose. -pettévole, ADI.:
suspicious; doubtful. -pétto, ca
to, PART. of -pettare. ||-pétto [L. sus-
pectus, suspected], M.: suspicion (mistrust);
fear. -pettosaménte, ADV.: suspi-
ciously; doubtfully. -pettoso, ADJ.:
suspicious (mistrustful) ; doubtful (uncer-
tain). -pezidnet, F., -picaméntoj,
sostentare
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M.: suspicion (mistrust). -picdref, -pi-
eiaret = -pettare. -pieeinéso, -pie-
eiòso = -pettoso.
sospign. . = sosping. .
sos=pingere, IRR.; TR.: thrust (push
with force); induce (persuade); force
(compel) t. -pimgiménto, M.: push
(shove) ; impulse; instigation. -pintat,
F.: push (dash); instigation: dare una
—, give a push or shove; — mortale,
_ death. -pinto, PART.: pushed, etc. -pin-
ziénej, F.: shove; inducement; provo-
cation.
sospi-rante, ADJ.: sighing or longing
for; M.: lover. |l-rare [L. su-spirare],
INTR.: sigh; lament; TR.: long for (sigh
for); wait for. -ratére, M.: one who
sighs often. -rétto, car. dim. of -ro.
-révolej, ADI.: full of sighs (doleful).
sospi-ro, M.: sigh; moan: gittar un —,
fetch a sigh; l’ultimo —, last breath.
-réne, aug. of -ro. -rosaménte, ADV.:
plaintively (dolefully). -réso, ADI.: sigh-
ing (plaintive).
sospiziénef, F.: suspicion (mistrust).
sossannarej, TR.: laugh at (deride).
sossòpra = sottosopra.
sòsta [sostare], F.: pause (stop, rest); in-
tense desire}; truce (armistice)}; (nav.)
master rope.
sostan-tivaménte, ADV.: substantively.
-tivo [L. substantivus], M., ADJ.: substan-
tive. Isostàn-za [L. sub-stantia], M.:
substance ; body ; patrimony (inheritance):
in —, in sum. -zidle, ADJ.: substantial
(real). -zialita, F.: substantiality ; ex-
istence. -zialménte, ADV.: substan-
tially. -ziàrej, INTR., REFL.: assume
substance; exist. -zièvole, ADJ.: sub-
stantial; real; useful. -ziosaménte,
ADV.: substantially (really). -ziéso, ADJ.:
substantial.
sostare [L. sub-stare, stand firm], INTR.:
stop (rest); suspend.
sosté-gno, M.: support (prop) ; assistance.
-nènte, ADJ.: supporting; assisting.
-nénzaf, F.: colerance (endurance); sus-
tenance; stay (support). |l-mére [sos-,
tenere], IRR.; TR.: sustain (hold up); sup-
port (endure); defend ; nourish (maintain);
forbear}; grant}; delayt; guard}; REFL.:
contain one’s self (be grave and serious).
-nibile, ADJ.: sustainable (bearable).
-niménto, M.: food (maintenance); sup-
port; endurance; rest (respite). -nité-
re, M., -nitriee, F.: maintainer; de-
fender; preserver; sufferer. -ntabile,
ADJ.: that can be supported. -ntaécolof,
M.: support (stay); help; defence. -nta-
ménto, M.: prop; food (nourishment).
-ntàre [L. sus-tentare, freq. of susti-
nere], TR.: nourish (feed, maintain); REFL.:
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support one’s self (nourish one’s self).
-ntativo, ADJ.: supporting; nutritious.
-ntatére, M.: maintainer. -ntaziéne
= -ntamento. -nutézza, F.: gravity
(stateliness). -nito, ADJ.: sustained
(supported) ; elevated ; grave (serious).
sosti-tuire [L. sub-stituere], TR.: substi-
tute; subrogate; entail. -tiito, M.: sub-
stitute; surrogate. -tutére, M., -tutri-
<e, F.: one who substitutes. -tuziéne,
F.: substitution; subrogation ; entail.
sott-fAcqua [sotto, acqua], ADV.: under
water. -ficqueo, ADJ.: that is under
water.
sotta-ffittàre [sotto, fittare], TR.: rent
from a tenant (under-lease). -ffittatére,
M.: under-tenant. -ffitto, M.: under-
lease (under-letting).
sotta-na [l. L. subtana (subtus, beneath)],
F.: petticoat; priest’s cassock; (mus.)}
octave (string of the lute or violin). -nèl-
la, dim. of -na.
sottangénte [sotto, tangente], F.: (geom.)
subtangent.
sot-tanina, -tanino, dim. of -tana.
-tanof, ADJ.: inferior (under); M.: under-
petticoat.
sottarco [sotto, arco], M.:' under-part of
the arch.
sottéc-che, -chit, ||-cot [sotto, occhi],
ADV.: stealthily (secretly) ; askance.
sottén-dere [sotto, tendere], INTR.: sub-
tend (be extended under). -traménto,
M.: slipping in (replacing). -tràre,
INTR.: slip or creep under; succeed ; hap-
pen (come to pass); fall. -traziénet
= -tramento.
sotterfagio [L. subter-fugium], M.:
terfuge (évasion).
sottér=-ra [sotto, terra], ADV.: under
ground. -rabile, ADJ.: that can be
buried. -raménto, M.: inhumation (bur-
ial). -rameo, ADJ.: subterraneous; M.:
subterraneous place. -rare, TR.: put
under ground (inter); (fig.) survive; op-
press (humble)f; drown}. -ratére, M.:
grave-digger (sexton). -ratòrio, M.:
burying-place (sepulchre).
sot-tésa [-tendere], F.: (geom.) subtense.
-téso, PART.: subtended.
sottésso [sotto, esso], ADV.: below (be-
neath).
sot-tigliaméntof, M., -tiglidnza}, F.:
subtilization (refinement); thinning (dimin-
ishing); whetting. -tigli&rej,TR.: sharp-
en (whet); make thin; subtilize (refine);
REFL.: become thin or emaciated. -tiglia-
tivo, ADJ.: sharpening; thinning. -ti-
gliézza, F.: subtility; sharpness; subtle-
ty; want. -tiglitime, M.: thin food ; cloth
remnants. |l-tile [L. subtilis, fine], ADI. :
fine (delicate, thin); sharp (brisk); subtle;
sub-
‘=cancellière, M.:
sottoprefetto
witty; penurious; frugal; M.: delicate part;
necessity (want); ADV.: subtilely; cunning-
ly: vino —, thin wine; mal —, phthisis;
mensa —, poor fare; guardar nel —, be
over-particular (subtilize); cavar or trarre
il — del —, make money on everything;
parlar —, speak softly. -tileménte,
ADV.: subtilely; slyly; sharply. -tilét-
to, -tiline, dim. of -tile. -tilità, r.:
subtility ; thinness; craftiness (slyness)};
judgment}; dexterityt; perfection}. -ti-
lizzaménto, M.: refinement; lessening
(diminishing). -tilizzAre, INTR.: refine
(subtilize); TR.: imagine (think). -til-
ménte — -tilemente.
sottin-téndere [sotto, intendere], 1RR.;
TR.: understand (anything omitted). -té-
so, PART.: understood (left out).
sétto [L. subtus], PREP.: under (beneath);
(fig.) hidden (secret); put down (con-
quered); during; imminent; M.: under part;
ADV.: down (beneath); secretly: avere —
di sè, have under one’s command; — voce,
low voice; — brevità, briefly; — la sua
parola, upon his word; dar —, strike un-
der; andar —, go down; restar di —, be
worsted; be a loser; tirar —, continue.
-béee = -voce. -célza, F.: under
stocking. =calzéni, M. PL.: drawers.
vice - chancellor.
-ccàrej, TR.: touch very gently; prick
slightly. sottò-cchio [occhio], ADV.:
secretly ; askance (under the eyes). =ed-
da, M.: crupper-strap. =copèrta, F.:
under-cover; under-deck. =còppa, M.:
saucer (salver). =cuòco, M.: under-cook.
=dividere, IRR.; TR.: subdivide. -gia-
eére, IRR.; TR.: lie under; be subject or
exposed to. =g6la, M.: chin-strap; ADV.j:
under the throat. =grondale, X.:
(arch.) part of the cornice. =intéso =
sottinteso. =linedre, TR.: underline.
=lime, m.: light- (lamp-)mat. =maé-
stro, M.: under-master. =mfnica,F.:
undersleeve. =méano, ADV.: underhand
(secretly); with the under part of the
hand. =mare, M.: bottom of the sea.
=Marino, ADJ.: submarine. -messié-
ne [-messo], F.: submission (subjection).
-mésso, PART. of -mettere. =mbéttere,
IRR.; TR.: submit (subdue, subject); REFL.:
submit (yield); acquiesce. =moltipliee,
ADI. : (math.) submultiple. -mérderei,
IRR.; TR.: bite underneath. -ntènderef
= sottintendere. =pfineia, M.; saddle-
girth. - poniménto [-porre], M.: sub-
jection (placing under). =pérre, IRR.;
TR.: place under; subject (subdue). -pa-
sito = -posto. -posiziéne = -p0n-
mento. -pésto, PART. of -porre; put
under; subdued; ADI.: supposititious; de-
pending; feigned. =prefétto, x.: sub-
i
PO eee lo MR e E e
sottoprefettura
prefect. =prefettira, F.:
ure, =priore, M.: sub-prior. =prov-
veditore, M.: under-purveyor. -rdi-
nato} [ordinato], ADI.. subordinate
(subaltern). =rideret, IRR.; INTR.:
smile; flourish again. =scfila, M.: space
under a staircase. =scritta, F.: signa-
ture (subscription). =seritto, PART.: sub-
scribed (signed); M.: subscriber. -serit-
téra, F., -scrittére, M., -scrittrice,
F.: subscriber (underwriter). =scrivere,
TR.: subscribe (underwrite). -scriziéne,
r.: subscription. =segretàrio, M.: un-
der-secretary. =s6pra, ADV.: upside-
down (topsy-turvy); in confusion; in haste:
metter —, turn upside-down ; entrar —f,
come in in a rage. =spiegàre, TR.:
show covertly (explain by halves). -squa-
dra, F., =squddro, m.: hollow (cave,
cavity); ADV.t: with hollows: di —, in a
concave manner. =stare, INTR.: be un-
der; be subject. =suòlo, M.: lower strata
of earth. =tenénte, M.: (mil.) sub-lieu-
tenant. =tingere, IRR.; TR.: give the
first tint to. =vaso, M.: under-pot (under-
vase). =vènto, M.: (nav.) part to the
leeward: essere —, be to leeward (have
the wind against). =vèste, F.: under-
vest or waistcoat. =véee, ADV.: in a
low voice.
sot-traiménto, M.: subtraction (deduc-
tion); privation. |l-trarre [L. sub-tra-
here], IRR. (cf. trarre); TR.: take away
(withdraw); subtract; entice (seduce) ft;
deprive}; REFL.: take one’s self away (re-
tire). -tratto, PART. of -trarre: sub-
tracted, etc.; ADJ.: cunning; M.t: allure-
ment; artifice. -trattére}, M.: deceiver
(seducer); (math.) subtractor. -tratté-
sot, ADJ.: cunning (artful). -traziéne,
F.: withdrawal; privation; refusal; (math.)
substraction.
sovàtto}, M.: leather strap (thong).
sovén-te [L. sub-inde, thereupon], ADV.:
frequently. -teménte, ADV.: often (fre-
quently). -‘ti}, ADJ.: many.
sover-chiaménte, ADV.: excessively
(too much). -chiànzat, F.: superabun-
dance. -chiàre, TR.: surpass (excel);
(fig.) overcome; INTR.: be overbearing;
sink down (cave in)f; overflow}. -chia-
tére, M.: overbearing fellow. -chieria,
F.: overbearing act; fraud (trickery).
-chiévole, ADV.: superfiuous (useless).
«chiézzat, F.: excess; villanyj. |lso-
vér-chio [L. superculus (super, above)],
ADJ.: excessive (SUPERabundant); M.: su-
perabundance (superfluity); trickeryT;
ADV.: excessively (too much). -chitaf,
F.: superabundance (excess).
séverot, M.: cork; cork-tree,
sovra (poet.) = sopra.
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sévr-a. . [sopra-, sopr(e): cf. these for
words not found here], PREF. (bef. vowel
sovr-; initial simple cons’t of next member
spaccare
doubled): =abbondare, INTR.: super-
abound. =accréscere, IRR.; INTR.:
grow over. -a=illastre, ADJ.: most il-
lustrious. =ammirdabile, aDJ.: most
admirable. -maménte, ADV.: sovereign-
ly (in a kingly manner), -aneggidre,
TR., INTR.: domineer (rule, be a sovereign).
-anità, F.: sovereignty. -fno [l. L.
superanus (L. super, above)], ADI. : SOV-
EREIGN (superior); principal (chief); ex-
cellent; absolute; M.: sovereign; (mus.)
soprano}. -anzàret, TR., INTR.: sur-
pass (exceed). -a=ppérre, IRR.; TR.:
place or put upon; prefer. -a=pposi-
ziéne, F.: superposition. -a=ppos-
sèntet, ADI. : very powerful. -a=stére,
IRR. ; INTR. : stand above or over; threaten
(menace). =eeeelèntet, ADI.: most
excellent. -eggiàret, INTR.: be over or
above (command); tarry (remain). =emi-
nénte, ADJ.: supereminent. =émpieref,
IRR.; TR.: fill to the brim (overfill); load.
=6sso, ADV.: upon (on). =impésta, F.:
overtax. =offésaj, F.: very great of-
fence. =ossèquio, M.: excessive venera-
tion. =umamnità, F.: supernatural ex-
istence. =umaémno, ADJ.: superhuman
(supernatural).
sovve-nénzaf},F.: help (assistance). -mé-
vole}, ADJ.: helpful; beneficent. -mi-
bile, ADJ.: that can be helped. -nimén-
to, M.: assistance (aid, succour). -ni-
mentéso = -nevole. |-nire [L. sub-
venire], IRR. (cf. venire); TR.: help (as-
sist); relieve; INTR., REFL.: remember.
-nitore, -ntére, M., -nitriee, F.: fur-
nisher (provider); succourer (reliever).
-ntito, PART.: aided; remembered. -nzié-
ne, F.: subsidy; aid; tax.
sovver-siéne, F.: subversion (ruin); ris-
ing in the stomach (vomit)}. sovvér-so,
PART. of -fere. -sére, M.: destroyer (sub-
verter); seducer. -'terej=-tire. -ti-
ménto = -sione. |l-tire [L. subvertere
(turn)], TR.: subvert (ruin, overthrow) ;
pervert}; seduce}. -titére = -sore.
sozio}, M.: companion (partner).
soz-zaménte, ADV.: filthily (nastily); dis-
honestly. -zdret, TR.: soil (foul); cor-
rupt. -zézza, -zitat = -zura. ||séz-zo
(1. L. sucius (L. sucidus, juicy)], ADI.:
dirty (filthy); deformedt; wickedt; profli-
gate}. -zéref, -zime, M., -zara, F.:
dirtiness (filthiness); deformity.
spacca-légna, -légne, M. INVAR.:
wood-splitter. -ménto, M.: cleaving
(cutting). -montàgne, -ménti, M.:
boaster (braggart). -piétre, M.: rock-
breaker. |lspaccd-re [OGer. spachen],
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TR.: cleave (split); crack; REFL.: crack
(burst). -tàra, F.: cleft (crevice, chink).
spae-eidbile, aDJ.: vendable (salable).
||-eitare [dispacciare], TR.: sell (retail);
exPEDite (diSPATCH); send out; declare
ended (or incurabie); make out to be
(falsely); REFL.: explain one’s self: —
per, pretend to be; — un luogot, clear a
place; — grossof, venture much: — il
terrenot, walk fast.
ADV.: quickly (promptly); immediately.
-eiativo, ADJ.: quick (expeditious). -eia-
to, ADJ.: scld; ruined; dispatched;
finished: esser: —, be past hopes of re-
covery; sono —, 1 am undone; matto —,
stark mad. -ciatére, M.: seller; de-
stroyer; hastener. spée-eio, M.: sale;
despatch (expedition){; leavet; lettert.
spac-co [-care]), M.: splitting; crack
(split). -conàta, F.. braggardism. -céne,
M.: braggart (boaster).
spa-da [L. spatha], F.: sword; sabre
(scimitar); punishment; (fig.) war; swords-
spaccatura
man; spade (at cards): metter a fil di —, |
put to the sword; andare come una —,
walk very erect; pesce —, sword-fish.
-daeeia, r.: long sword. -daeeiatat
= -data. -daeeino (dim.), M.: small
sword; braggart (bully). -daeeiuòlaj,
F.:(bot.) sword-grass. -daio, -déro, M.:
sword-cutter (sword-maker); sword-bearer.
-data, F.: blow with the sword.
spadèrno [?], M.: bottom-fishing line.
spa-détta, -dina, dim. of -da.
spadigliat, F.: ace of spades.
spa-déna, -déne, aug. of -da.
spadro-nàre, disp. of -neggiare. |l-neg-
giare [s-, p. .], INTR.. act the master. ‘
spadularef, TR.: drain fens or marshes.
spagàto}, ADJ.: discontented.
spaghérot, M.: asparagus.
spaghétto, dim. of spago.
s=paginàre, TR.: undo the pages of.
spa-gliaménto, M.: act of winnowing.
ll-gliare [s-, paglia], TR.: loosen or re-
move the straw of. -gliatùra, F.: re-
moving the straw.
Sp4-gna in der. s- [L. Hispania], r.: Spain:
cera di —, sealing-wax; pan di —, kind
of sweet bread. -gnolaggine, -gnola-
ta, F.: exaggeration (boasting). -gmo-
leggiare, INTR.: use Spanish words or
customs. -gnolescaménte, ADV.: in
aSpanish manner. -gnolésco, ADJ.: of
or belonging to Spanish manners or cus-
toms. -gnolétta, F.: sash-window fas-
tening; cigarette. -gmolismo, M.: Span-
ish idiom or language. -gn(u)òlo, ADI.:
Spanish; M.: Spaniard.
spago [?], M.: pack-thread (waxed-twine):
avere uno —, have great fear.
spa-iaménto, M.: unmatching (unpair-
-eiataménte, |
spandimento
ing). |l-idre [s-, appaiare], TR.: unmatch
(unpair).
spalan-care [s-, palanca], TR.: open
wide (throw open); tell openly}. -cata-
ménte, ADV.: openly (freely); publicly}.
-catére, M.: opener. -chio, M.: keep-
ing open; opening.
spalàrei [s-, palo], TR.: remove the
props of.
spa-ldre 2 [s-, pala], TR.: shovel off. -14-
ta, -latira, F.: shovelling away.
spaleare [s-, paleo], TR.: remove the
ceiling of (unfloor); thin out (trees).
spaldo [7], M.: projecting gallery (bal
cony); bastion.
spaletàret, TR.: drain off.
spaél-la [L. spatula], F.: shoulder; (fig.)
back: alle -le, at one’s heels, behind; di
buone -le, broad-shouldered, robust; acca-
rezzare le -le, beat, cudgel; buttarsi die-
tro le -le, forsake, give up; voltar, dare
le -le, run away (flee); fare —, assist
(aid); ristringersi nelle -le, shrug one's
shoulders. -laeeia, F.: large, ugly shoul-
der; swelling on a horse’s shoulder. -lée-
eio, M.: shoulder-piece. -ldre, TR.:
sprain or dislocate (a horse’s shoulder);
REFL.: put one’s shoulder out of joint.
-lato, PART.: splayed (broken-shouldered);
ruined. -leggiaménto, M.: (mil.) earth-
work; support. -leggidre, TR.: aid (up-
hold, assist); shoulder; INTR.: walk or go
well (of horses). -létta, F.: parapet;
epaulettet. -liéra, F.: back of a chair;
ESPALIER ; first bench of rowers in a gal-
ley. -liére, M.: head-rower (in a galley).
-lierétta, dim. of -liera. -lina, F.,
-lino, M.: EPAULETTE. -léna, aug. of
-la. -lieeia, disp. dim. of -la: far -lue-
ce, shrug one’s shoulders. -lueeiata,
F.: act of shrugging. -latof, aDJ.: large
or broad-shouldered.
spal-màre [s-, palma], TR.: smear (tar,
daub). -mata, F.: slap on the palm of
the hand. -matére, m.: dauber (smear-
er). -matara, F.: act of daubing, etc.
spAlto [spaldo], m.: (mil.) glacis (slope);
pavement}.
spam-panaménto, M.: stripping the
leaves (from a vine). |l|-panare [s-,
pampano], TR.: strip the leaves (from a
vine); INTR.: burst forth (as buds); bloom.
-pandta, F.: rhodomontade (boasting).
-pandto, ADJ., PART.: without leaves,
etc.: ridiculous (absurd). -panatara,
-panaziéne = -panamento. -pinare
= -panare.
span-dere [L. ex-pandere, spread out],
TR.: pour out; scatter (sow here an
there); lavish (squander); manifestt;
REFL., INTR.: overflow; spread abro di
-diménto, M.: effusion (shedding). -di-
spanditoio
téio, M.: drying-room; PL.: drying-lines.
-ditére, M.: pourer; scatterer; divulger.
spaniàre [s-, paria], TR.: remove the
lime-twigs from; disentangle (free).
spànna [OGer.], F.: SPAN (palm, hand).
spannàre [s-, panna], TR.: skim (milk);
cleanj.
spannòc-chia [s-, p. .], F.:
dian corn.
of (corn).
span-tàrej,INTR.: marvel at. spàn-tot,
PART. of -dere; ADJ.: pompous (ostenta-
tious).
spappagallare [s-, pappagallo], INTR.:
act too much like a parrot.
spappolare [s-, pappa], INTR.: dissolve;
become pap.
sparabiccoj, ADV.. andare a —, roam
(rove).
spara-gélla, -ghèlla, r.: kind of wild
asparagus; sow-thistle. -gidia, F.: as-
paragus-bed. |lspara-gio [L. aspara-
gus], M.: asparagus. .
spa-ragnéret, TR.: spare (save); par-
don. -ràgnoi, M.: economy (frugality,
husbandry).
sparalémboj, M.: workman's apron.
sparaménto [rare], M.: discharge of
firearms.
sparapanef, M.:
braggart.
spa-rare [L. ex-, parare, prepare], TR. :
embowel (gut); rip open; discharge (fire);
unlearn; fling; kick: — una lepre, draw
a hare; — una casa, unfurnish a house.
-ràta, r.: vaunting (boasting); discharge
(volley): far una —, make fine promises.
-rato, M.: opening of any garment (bos-
om of a shirt). -ratére, M.: one who
opens; boaster ; shooter.
sparavièrej = sparviere.
sparec-chiaménto, M.: act of clearing
the table. ||-chiare [s-, app..], TR.:
take away (clear the table); eat a great
deal of. -chiatére, M.: one who clears
the table; great eater. sparée-chio,
M.: clearing the table.
sparéggio [s-, p..], M.: disparity (in-
equality).
sparérej = sparire.
spar-gere [L.], IRR.$; TR.: scatter about
(diffuse); divulge (publish); shed (spill);
disPERSE}; INTR.: expand. -giménto,
M.: scattering; divulging; shedding (effu-
sion); inattention. -gitore, M., -gitri-
ee, F.: sower; publisher; shedder.
$ Pret. spdér-si, -se; -sero. Part. spdr-so
or -zo.
spa-riménto, M.: disappearing (vanish-
ing). |l-rire [s-, app. .], INTR.: disap-
pear (vanish); go away; become nil; lose.
-riziéne, F.: disappearance.
ear of In-
-chiare, TR.: cut the ears
devourer of bread;
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spar-laménto, M.: slander (calumny).
ll-lare [s-, p..], INTR.: speak ill of (slan-
der). -latére, M., -latriee, F.: calum-
niator (traducer).
sparmia. .— risparmia. .
sparnaz-zaménto, M.: wasting (squan-
spasseggiare
dering). |l-zdre [ak. to spargere], INTR.:
scatter; squander (waste). -zatére, M.:
spendthrift (dissipator).
sparnie-ciaméntot, M.: scattering.
-eiàret, TR.: scatter (disperse).
spàro [sparare], M.: volley of firearms.
sparpa - gliaménto, M.: dispersion.
ll-glidre [? ak. to spargere], TR.: scatter
here and there (disperse); squander ;
REFL.: spread abroad. -gliataménte,
ADV.: dispersedly (in confusion). -glio,
M.: continued scattering. -gliéne, M.:
person irregular in conduct or speech.
spar-saménte, ADV.: in a scattered
manner. spar-so, ADJ.: scattered (dis-
persed); divulged; vanished; spotted.
-siéne = -gimento. -taménte, -tata-
ménte, ADV.: separately; privately.
\|-tato [-to], ADJ.: separated (divided).
spar-tibile, ADI.: divisible (separable).
-tigiéne, F.: division of property. -ti-
ménto, M.: partition (sharing); lot (di-
vision); class; gradet. |l=tire [s-, p. .],
TR. : divide (separate); share; allot. -ti-
taménte, ADV.: separately (in detail).
-tito, M.: (mus.) score; ADJ.: divided
(separated). -tittira, F.: manner of di-
viding, etc. -tiziéne, F.: partition or
division of property.
sparto, PART. of spartire or spargere.
sparu-tèllo, -tino, dim. of -to. -téz-
za, F.: leanness (thinness). Ilsparti=to
[sparito], ADI. : lean (thin, slender).
spar-vieràtoj, ADJ.: swift (nimble);
swift-sailing: uomo —, dashing, inconsid-
erate man. -vieratére, M.: falconer.
-viére, ||-viéro [OGer. -wari, SPARROW-
hawk], m.: hawk (falcon).
spasaj, F.: large flat basket.
spà-simat, F.: spasm. -simére, INTR.:
have the spasms; be passionately in love ;
suffer; TR.f: covet (desire); consume
(waste). -simataménte, ADV.: con-
vulsively ; passionately. -simatoy}, PART.:
enamoured (violently in love); in spasms.
|lspa-simo [L. -smus], M.: convulsion
(fit, spasm). -simésot, ADJ.: subject to
spasms. -smòdico, pl. —ci, ADJ.: spas-
modic (convulsive).
spasoj, ADJ.: extended (flat).
spas-samentare} = -sare. -saménto},
M.: pastime (diversion). |l-sare [L. ex-
passare, intens. of expandere, expand],
TR.: divert (amuse); REFL.: amuse one’s
self. -seggiaménto, M.: walk. -seg-
gidre, INTR.: walk (walk about). -seg-
492 spasseggiata
gita, r.: walk. -séggio, M.: walking
(promenade). -sévole, ADJ.: amusing
(diverting).
spassio-nare [s-, passione], REFL.: rid
one’s self of passion. -nataménte,
ADV.: dispassionately. -natézza, F.:
dispassion (indifference). -mato, PART.:
dispassionate.
spasso [spassare], M.: amusement (pas-
time); recreation: andar a —, go and
take a walk; menare, portare a —, put
off (procrastinate); dare —, divert, amuse;
lavorante a —, unoccupied labourer ; pren-
dersi — d’ uno, ridicule a person.
spastare [s-, pasta], TR.: unpaste; re-
move (take away); REFL.: free one’s self
from anything.
spastoiare [s-, pastoia], TR.: take off
(the shackles or fetters); REFL.: extri-
cate one’s self (get free).
s=paternostrare, INTR.: mumble pater-
nosters.
spato [Ger. spath], M.: spathum (spar).
spatola [L. spatula, flat blade], F.: spat-
ula (spattle).
spatridre [s-, patria], TR.. expatriate
(banish); INTR., REFL.: leave one’s country.
spau-racchiare [s-, paura], TR. : fright-
en (scare). -ràcchio, M.: bugbear {scare-
crow). -réref, TR.: terrify (frighten).
-révolet, ADJ.: frightful (fearful). -ri-
ménto, m.: fright (fear). -rire, TR.:
frighten (terrify) ; INTR., REFL. : be fright-
ened or alarmed. -réso, ADJ.: fearful
(timorous).
spa-valderia, F.: insolence (boldness).
ll-wAldo [s-, L. pavor, fear], ADJ.: impu-
dent (insolent, bold).
spavénio [?], M.: (vet.) spavin. 5
spaven-tàcchioj, M.: scarecrow (bug-
bear). -taggine}, -taménto = -to.
-tante, ADJ.: frightful (terrifying). ||-ta-
re [s-, p. .], TR.: terrify (scare) ; INTR.,
REFL.: be frightened (be terrified). -ta-
taménte, ADV.: in a frightened manner.
-tatieeio, ADI.: fearful (frightful). -ta-
tére, M.: one who frightens. -taziéne
=-to. -tévole, ADI.: frightful; strong
(terrible) ; deformed (ugly). -tevolézza
= -to. -tevolménte, ADV.: horribly
(dreadfully); hugely; extremely. spa-
vén-to, M.: terror (fright, fear). -to-
saménte, ADV.: fearfully. -tosita,
F.: terror (fear). -téso, ADJ.: dreadful
(frightful).
spa-zidre [-zio], INTR.: expatiate; wan-
der about (rove). -zieggiàre, TR.:
(typ.) space out. 1a
spazientire [s-, pazienza], REFL.: be-
come impatient.
spa-ziétto, -zino, dim. of -zio. |spé-
zio [L. -tium], M.: space; distance; in-
specillo
terval (of space or of time); (typ.) space,
-ziosaménte, ADV.: spaciously. -ziosi.
tà, F.: spaciousness (space, extent), -zié-
so, ADJ.: spacious (extensive). -zza-
cammino, M.: chimney-sweeper. -zza-
campagna, F.: blunderbuss; kind of
horn. -zza-contrade, M.: idler (tri-
fling fellow). -zza=f6rno, M.: oven-rake
(malkin, scovel). -zzaménto, M.: act
of sweeping or mopping. -zzare [L.-tia-
ri, make spacious], TR.: sweep (mop);
clear (empty). -zzatéio, M.: coal-rake
(scovel). -zzattira, F.: dirt (sweepings):
cassetta della —, dust-hole. -zzaturàio,
M.: scavenger (dustman). -zzavèntot,
M.: very windy place. -zzino, M.: sweep-
er; polisher. spé-zzo, M.: space; ground;
pavement.
spazzo-la [L. spatula, flat blade], r.:
clothes-brush ; shoe-brush ; whisk ; scrap-
er; shoot of wild asparagus. -lare, TR:
brush; whisk (dust). -lata, F.: brush-
ing; dusting. -létta, -lina, dim. of
-la. -lino, M.: small brush. -Iéne,
aug. of -la.
spec-chiaiof}, M.: maker or seller of look-
ing-glasses. -chiaménto, M.: act of
looking in a glass. -chidre, TR}: gaze
at, observe; REFL.: glass one’s self;
INTR.: be reflected. -chiàtoi, PART:
clear; sound (valid): persona —ta, spot-
less person; scrittura —ta, valid docu-
ment. -chiatara = -chiamenio, -chiét-
to, M.: dim. of -chio; small glass in the
bottom of a jewel-casket; abridgment
(summary): fede di —, certificate of
good conduct; a —ti, bay speckled with
white. |lspée-chio [L. speculum], 'u.:
looking-glass (mirror); model: — arden-
te (or ustorio), burning glass; pulito
com’ uno —, most bright, free from any
defect ; — d’ asino, kind of stone.
spéee = specie.
speeia-le [L. -lis], ADI. : special (partie
ular): — mandato, express command.
-lista, pl. —ti, M.: specialist. -lita, F.:
specialty (peculiarity). -lizzàre, TR,
INTR. : specialize (particularize). -Imén-
te, ADV.: specially (particularly).
spé-e(i)e [L. -cies, outward appearance],
F.: species (kind); appearance; image;
ADV.: specially: far —, make an impres-
sion; surprise. -eifica, F.: specified
note. -eificaménte, ADV.: specifically
(expressly). -eificaménto, M.: speci
fication. -eificAre, TR., INTR.: specify
(particularize). -eificataménte, ADV.:
specifically (distinctly), -eificativo,
ADJ.: fit for specifying. -eificaziéne,
F.: specification (distinction). -eifico,
pl. —cî, ADI.: specific (particular); M.:
(med.) specific. -efllo [L. -cillum), 4:
speciosità
probe. -eiosità, F.: extraordinary beauty
(appearance). -eiéso, ADJ.: specious
(seemingly true); beautiful (handsome) ;
singular.
spéco [L. -cus], M.: cave (grotto).
spè-cola [L. -cula], F.: observatory (watch-
tower). -colare = -culare. spé-colo,
M.: (med.) speculum ; observatory. spé-
cula = -cola. -culfbile, ADI.: fit to
be looked at. -culaménto, M.: specu-
lation ; contemplation ; meditation. ||-cu-
lare [L. -culari], TR. : look at (consider);
INTR.: look from a watchtower; specu-
late (meditate, reflect, make an invest-
ment); ADJ.: specular (transparent). -cu-
lataménte, ADV.: designedly (purpose-
ly). -culativa = -culativo. -culati-
vaménte, ADV.: speculatively. -cula-
tivo, ADJ.: speculative (contemplative).
-culatéra, F., -culatére, M., -cula-
triee, F.: speculator. -culaziéne,
F.: speculation (contemplation); theory.
spè-culo, M.: looking-glass ; [-co] cavern
(den).
speda-le [ospedale], M.: hospital. -lét-
to, -lîno, dim. of -le. -liére, M.: mas-
ter of a hospital; Knight Hospitaller.
-lingo, M.: governor of a hospital. -1i-
no, M.: student of medicine in a hospital.
-lità, F.: abstr. of -le.
spedantire [s-, pedante], TR., REFL.: free
from pedantry.
speda-re [s-, piede], TR.: spoil or hurt
(the feet); weary; REFL.: get footsore.
-tara, F.: weariness (lassitude).
spedicare}, TR.: disengage (extricate) ;
INTR.: get free.
spe-diénte, ADJ.: expedient (profitable,
useful); M.: expedient (device); resource.
ll-dire [L. ex-pedire (pes, FOOT), free the
feet], TR.: expedite ‘(despatch, hasten);
send; pronounce incurable; INTR., REFL.:
make hastet; get disentangled. -dita-
ménte, ADV.: expeditiously (quickly);
clearly. -ditézza, F.: quickness (prompt-
itude). -ditivo, ADJ.: expeditive (quick).
-dito, PART.: expedited; sent; concluded;
freed; pronounced incurable; ADJ.: free;
active (nimble); aDv.: readily (quickly).
-diziéne, F.: expedition (dispatch); in-
toad; negotiation (commission); haste;
orderf: — di mercanzie, despatch of
goods. -dizioniére, M.: commissioner ;
shipper.
spéglio = specchio.
spegnare [s-, pegno], TR.: redeem a pledge.
spégnere = spengere.
spelac-chifre [s-, pelo], TR.: deprive of
hair (make bald). -chifto, PART.: bald;
peeled; without a cent (broke).
spelagàreij, INTR.: raise or come out of
the sea; get out of, be rid of.
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spe-lare [s-, pelo], TR.: strip of the hair;
make bald; REFL.: become bald. -laz-
zare,TR.: pick wool; make bald}. -laz-
zatura, F.: picking of wool. -lazzinof,
M.: wool-picker.
spèlda}, F.: spelt (small brown wheat).
spel-laménto, M.: excoriation. |l-lare
[s-, pelle], TR.: excoriate (tear the skin).
-latàra = -lamento. -lieeiare, TR.:
tear off the skin; REFL.: bite or worry
each other (as dogs). -lieeiatùra, F.:
worrying (wrangling); dispute; repri-
mand.
spellieiésay, F.: (bot.) wild thistle.
spelluzzicare = spilluzzicare.
spelénca [L. spelunca], F.: cave (den,
grotto); shelter (retreat).
spèltaj = spelda.
spelinca} = spelonca.
spème [L. spes], F.: (poet.) hope.
spen-dénte, ADJ.: lavish (spending).
|lspén-dere [L. expendere], IRR.$; TR.:
spend (expend); consume; INTR.: buy
provisions (cater). -deréeeio, pl. —ce,
ADJ.: fit to be spent; prodigal (wasteful).
-dibile, apJ.: that can be spent. -dibi-
lità, r.: possibility of being spent. -di-
méntoj, M.: act of spending. spèn-
dioj, M.: expense. -ditére, M., -ditri-
ee, F.: purveyor (steward); spendthrift.
$ Pret. sp6-sî, -se ; -sero. Part. sféso,
spéne = speme.
spén-gere [L. ex-pingere (PAINT)], IRR.$;-
TR.: extinguish (put out); quench; exter-
minate; annul; REFL.: be extinguished
(go out; die). -gibile, aDJ.: extinguish-
able. -giméntoi, M.: extinguishing ;
extirpation; abolition. -gitéio, M.: ex-
tinguisher. , -gitàira, F.: extinction; de-
struction. .
§ Pret. sfdn-st, -se ; -sero. Part. spento.
spen-nacchiare, TR.: pluck off the
feathers; pull one’s hair; shame. -nac-
chiato, PART.: unplumed ; ill-dressed;
astonished. -nacchiétto, dim. of -nac-
chio. ||-maechio [s-, p..], M.: tuft of
feathers (plume). -mare, TR.: pluck the
feathers of; do injury to; REFL.: lose
the feathers (moult). -nataménte,
ADV.: without feathers. -mellata, F.:
heavy stroke of the brush.
spensaria}, F.: great expense.
spensie-rataggine, F.: thoughtless-
ness. -rataménte, ADV.: thoughtlessly
(carelessly). -ratézza, F.: carelessness
(negligence). ||=-rato [s-, pensiero], ADJ. :
thoughtless (heedless).
spèntoj, ADJ.: spent; extinguished ;
dimmed ; thin (spare).
spenzo-lare [s-, p. .], TR.: suspend (hang
over); INTR., REFL.: hang (dangle). -1é-
ne, -léni, ADV.: hanging (dangling).
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spèra [spera], F.: (poet.) sphere (globe);
globe or shade of a lamp; mirror; (fig.)
hope; (nav.) deal board.
spe-rabile, ADJ.: that may be hoped for.
-ranza, F.: hope; expectation; confi-
dence. -ranzàre, TR.: give hope to.
-ranzataménte, ADV.: hopefully; con-
fidently. -ranzina, iron. dim. of -ranza.
-ranzéso, ADJ.: full of hope; confident.
ll-rdret [L.], TR., INTR.: hope (expect);
judge; feart; await.
sperdre2 [spera, mirror], TR.: look
through; examine.
spér-dere [s-, p. .], IRR.; TR.: lose; de-
stroy (dissipate); REFL.: miscarry (fail);
spera
get lost. -diméntoi, M.: miscarriage
(abortion). -ditére, M., -ditriee, F.:
squanderer (prodigal). -dito, PART.:
lost, ete.
sperétta, dim. of spera.
spér-gere [dispergere], IRR.$; TR.: sprin-
kle (scatter); dissipate (waste). -gitére,
M., -gitriece, F.: sprinkler; waster.
Pret. spèr-sî, -se ; -sero. Part. spdrso.
spergiu-raménto, M.: perjury. |l-ra-
re [s-, per, giurare), INTR.: commit per-
jury (swear falsely). -ràto, PART.: for-
sworn (perjured); M.: perjurer. -ratére,
M., -ratriee, F.: perjurer. -raziénef,
F.: forswearing (swearing falsely). sper-
gia-ro, ADJ.: perjured; M.: perjurer;
false oath (perjury).
‘spèricoj, ADJ.: spherical.
sperico-ldre [s-, p..], REFL.: frighten
one’s self. -léto, PART.: alarmed; fear-
ful.
speri-enz.., -iment.. = esperi-enz..,
~iment. .
spér-ma [Gr. spérma], M.: sperm (seed).
-mAatico, pl. —ci, ADJ.: spermatic.
-maeéti [L. cetus, whale], M.: sperma-
ceti.
sperment. .j = speriment..
spèrnere [L.], TR.: disdain (despise).
speron.. = spron..
sperpe-raménto, M.: destruction; wast-
ing. |l-rare [L. perperus, wrong], TR.:
spoil (destroy, ruin); waste (squander).
-ratére, M.: spendthrift; ravager. spèr-
pero = -ramento.
sperpétua [L. luz perpetua, ‘eternal light’
(sung at funerals)], F.: great misfortune.
spérso, PART. of spergere.
sperti-care [s-, pertica], INTR.: grow too
high (of trees). -cato, ADJ.: extremely
tall; exaggerated ; long-winded.
spérto [esperto], ADJ.: expert.
spèrulaj, r.: dim. of spera; small globe
or sphere.
spervertire} = pervertere.
spé-sa, F.: EXPENSE; cost; charges: im-
parare a proprie -se, learn at one's own
spezzacuori
cost ; questo non porta la —, it is not
worth while; dare -se}, occasion expense,
-sdeeia, disp. aug. of -sa. -sére,tR.:
bear one’s charge (maintain). -sariaf,
-séria} = -sa. -sarélla, -serélla,
-sétta, dim. of -sa. ||spé-sof, PART. of
-ndere; spent; consumed.
spes-saménte, ADV.: often (frequently);
thickly. -saméntot, M.: thickening.
-sarey}, TR.: make thick; repeat; INTR,;
become thick. -sazionet,F.: condensa-
tion; density. -seggiaménto, M.: re-
iteration (repetition); frequency. -seg-
giare, TR.: reiterate (repeat); continue;
INTR.: hasten. -sézza, F.: thickness
(density); multitude (crowd). -siref,
INTR.: thicken. -sitàj, -sitàdinej =
-sezza. |spés=so [L. spissus, thick],
ADJ.: thick (dense); compact; frequent
(often); ADV.: frequently (very often);
M.: thickness; size; depth: -se volte,
many a time (frequently); — —, very
often.
spetez-zaménto, M.: breaking of wind
from behind. |l-zére [s-, pezzo], INTR.:
break wind from behind.
spetrare [s-, petra], TR.: soften (melt).
spettà-bilef, ADI. : remarkable (notable).
spetta-colo [L. spectaculum], M.: spec-
tacle (public exhibition, show); grand
sight; (theat.) play; audiencef. -co-
lone, aug. of -colo. -coléso, ADI.:
spectacular. -colosaménte, ADV.: in
a spectacular way. -coltieeio, disp. of
-colo. |spettà=re [L. spectare, look at],
INTR.: (pop.) wait for; appertain (belong,
— a, concern). -tiva, F.: hope (expec-
tation). -tére, M.: spectator. -triee,
F.: spectatress. -ziòne, F.: expecta-
tion; prospect.
spettegolare [s-, pettegolo], INTR.: gossip
(tattle).
spettindre [s-, p. .], TR.: ruffle up.
spetto-ràrej, INTR., REFL.: uncover the
breast; expectorate. -rataméntej,
ADV.: with one’s breast open. -rez-
zaret = -rare.
spet-trale, ADJ.: spectral. |lspèt=tro
[L. spectrum], M.: spectre (ghost); spec-
trum.
spe-zidla, F.: lady druggist; druggist’s
wife. -zidle, M.: spice-dealer; apothe-
cary (druggist); ADI.: special (particu-
lar)f; ADV.: especially. |lspé-zie [L.
-cies], F. PL.: SPICES; drugs; F.} = -cie
-zieltat} = -cialità. -zieria, F.: apothe-
cary’s shop; PL.: spices (grocery wares) ;
drugs. -ziosaméntet, ADV.: speciously;
handsomely. -ziosità{, F.: great beauty.
-ziéso}, ADJ.: specious; handsome.
spez-zdbile, ADI.: frangible (easily bro-
ken). -za=cuòri, M.,F.: coquette (heart-
spezzamento
breaker). -zaménto, M.: act of break-
ing or fracturing. -z-anténne, M.:
yard-splitter (tempestuous wind). |l=z&re
[s-, pezzo], TR.: beat to pieces; vex (an-
noy); destroy; REFL.: — il capo con al-
cuno, come to loggerheads with a person.
-zataménte, ADV.: by bits (by fits and
starts). -zéto, PART.: broken, etc.;
ADJ.: incomplete; small (of money). -za-
tére, M.: one who breaks or destroys.
-zatura, r.: breaking; fracture (break).
-zettare, freq. of -zare.
spi-a [-are], F.: spy; informer (tale-
bearer). -d&eeia, disp. of -a.
spiaceicdre [s-, piatto], TR.: fiatten
(squash, crush).
spia-eénte, ADJ.: displeasing (unpleas-
ant). -eènzai, F.: displeasure (discon-
tent). |l-eére [s-, p..], IRR.; INTR.: dis-
please; vex (trouble): mi -ce che, I am
sorry that. -eévole, ADI.: disagreeable.
-eevolézza, F.: disagreeableness. -ee-
volménte, ADV.: unpleasantly (disagree-
ably). -eiménto, M.: discontent (dis-
pleasure).
spiag-gétta, dim. of -gia. |lspidg-gia
[s-, p. .], F.: sea-coast (strand); country
(region). -@iàta, F.: sea-coast; length
of coasts. “gione, aug. of -gia.
spiaménto [spiare], M.: spying (watch-
ing).
cite nana eate: M.: razing; levelling;
exposition. |l-mare [s-, piano], TR.:
make level (smooth); raze (pull down);
EXPLAIN; INTR.: come to a level; extend:
— il pane, roll out bread; — le costure,
smooth down the seams. -nata, F., -na-
to, m.: level place; esplanade (glacis).
-natéio, M.: rolling-pin; instrument for
levelling or rolling. -natére, M.: level-
ler; (fig.) great eater; pioneer. -na-
tira, -nazidnef, F.: levelling ; smooth-
ing; explanation. spid-no, M.: (rare)
=-nato; flattening: a tutto —, continu-
ously.
spian-taménto, M.: destruction (ruin);
uprooting. ||-t&re [s-, p. .], TR.: destroy
(ruin); uproot. -ta&to, PART.: destroyed,
‘ ete. spidn-to, M.: ruin (destruction).
spid-re [OGer. spéhòn], TR.: SPY (watch);
investigate (seek out). -tére, M., -triee,
F.: spy (emissary).
spiattel-làre [s-, piatto), TR.: speak
plainly (speak out): alla -lata, openly
(frankly). -lataménte, ADV.: plainly
(openly).
spiaz-zata [s-, piazza], F.:
“zo, M.: space (extension).
spi-ca} [L.], F.: ear of corn (SPIKE).
-canàrdi, F.: spikenard. -céret, INTR.:
grow into ears (ear).
spic-cigine, ADI.: easily unhooked. -ca-
empty space.
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ménto, M.: act of detaching. -cdnte,
ADI. : bright (shining); conspicuous. ||-ca-
re [s-, appiccare], TR.: detach (unhook);
pull away; separate; INTR.: stand out
(excel); REFL.}: leave (part from): —
salti, leap (jump); — le parole, pronounce
words distinctly. -cataménte, ADV.:
brilliantly ; conspicuously. -cato, PART.:
detached, etc.; ADJ.: conspicuous (clear);
active (nimble). -catùra, F.: brightness
(splendour). -chiettino, -chiétto,
dim. of -chio. spic-chio, M.: clove of
garlic; quarter of any fruit; small share
(bit): — di petto, middle of the breast of
animals; u —, like the clove of garlic;
a -chi, quartered (in quarters). -chia-
tof, ADJ.: divided into cloves, shives,
leaves, etc.
spieeifre! [?], INTR.: gush forth (spout);
unravel; despatch (hasten).
spiceid-re2 [s-, impicciare], TR.: urge
(excite); REFL.: make haste; be quick.
-tivo, ADJ.: expeditive.
spiceidto{, M.: barrier (palisade, de-
fence).
spieeio [spicciare2], ADJ.: quick (ex-
peditious).
spiecio-lame, M.: quantity of small
things. ||-lare [s-, picciolo], TR.: change
into small coin; pick (of grapes). -lata-
ménte, ADV. : separately (little by little).
-lato, PART.: changed, etc.: fiori -lati,
flowers whose leaves have been plucked;
alla -lata, singly (one by one). spie-eio-
lo, ADJ.: moneta -la, small coin (cash).
spicco [spiccare], M.: brightness (lustre);
appearance.
spieilègio [L. -gium (spica, ear, legere,
collect)], M.: collection of literary scraps.
spicinare [?], tr.: make in small bits.
spi-culatére}, M.: archer (bowman).
spi-culoj, M.: point of an arrow; ar-
row.
spidocchiadre [s-, pidocchio], Tr.: free
from lice.
spié-de, (pop.) -do [OGer. spiz], M.; SPIT;
boar-spear. -déne, aug. of -de.
spie-gabile, ADI.: explicable. -gamén-
to, M.: explanation; dilatation (widen-
ing). llegare [L. ex-plicare], TR.: un-
fold (disPLAY); explain: — le vele, spread
the sails. -gataménte, ADV.: openly
(clearly). -gativo, ADI.: explanatory.
-gato, PART.: unfolded; explained; fly-
ing. -gatara, -gazione, F.: display-
ing; ‘explanation (interpretation).
spiegazzàre], TR.: rumple (crimple);
rub down (a horse).
spieggidre, freg. of spiare.
spieghévole [spiegare], ADI.: explaina-.
ble.
spie-tàt [s-, p. .], -tànzaj, -tatézzai,
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F.: cruelty (inhumanity). -tataménte,
ADV.: unfeelingly (barbarously). -tato,
ADI. : pitiless (merciless, cruel); extraor-
dinary ; terrible; obstinate. -tésoj =
-tato.
spietrare [s-, impietrire], TR.: soften.
spif-ferdre, TR.: feel a draught; (fig.)
say over again; speak frankly; impro-
vize. |spif-fero [s-, piffero], M.: wind;
draught.
spi-ga [L. spica], F.: ear of corn (SPIKE):
far la —, form ears, ear. -ganardif,
F.: spikenard. -gdre, INTR.: ear (put
forth ears). -gatura, F.: earing (grow-
ing into ears). -ghétta, -ghina, -go-
lina, dim. of -ga.
spigio-nare [s-, pigionale], INTR.: be un-
occupied. -mato, PART.: unoccupied.
spiglia-taménte, ADV.: brilliantly; nim-
bly. -tézza, F.: brilliancy; dexterity.
|Ispiglia-to [s-, impigliato], ADI.. bril-
liant; agile (nimble); free (easy).
spign. .} = sping. .
spi-go [-ga], M.: SPIKE-lavender (plant).
-golare [-ga], TR.: glean (gather). -go-
latére, M., -golatriee, F.: gatherer
(gleaner). -golatara, F.: gleaning. -go-
listro [-golo, who stand at ‘corners’ in a
church], M.: hypocrite; pedant; ADJ.t:
false. -'golo [L. spiculum, arrow], M.:
hard corner (angle). -géso [-ga], ADI. :
full of ears of corn.
spilla [L. spinula, small thorn], F.: pin
(breast-pin, etc.).
spillaccherare [s-, pillacchera], TR.:
clean of mud.
spil-lincolat, F.: gudgeon (small prick-
ly fish). -lAre, TR.: tap (pierce, broach);
spy (watch); INTR.}: distil. -ldatico,
pl. —ciî, m.: allowance of pin-money. -la-
tara, F.: tapping (broaching); distillingt.
-lettàio{, M.: maker or seller of pins.
-létto, dim. of -lo. -lettéme, aug. of
-lo. ||spil-lo [-la], m.: pin; gimlet (drill);
drill-hole; waterspout (jet); (fig.) stimu-
lus. -loneino, dim. of -lo. -léne, aug.
of -lo.
spilluzzi-caménto, M.: eating (little by
little); tasting. |l-cdre [spillare], TR.:
nibble off, eat (consume) little by little.
spillazzi-co, ADV.: a —, little by little
(bit by bit).
spiléncat = spelonca.
spi-loreeria, F.: stinginess (sordidness).
Il=léreio [s-, pilorcio], ADI. : stingy (nig-
gardly); M.: miser.
spilun-géua, ||-géne [bis-lungone (-go)],
ADJ., M., F.: very tall (person).
spi-na [L.], F.: thorn; sting; stimulus
(goad) ; fish-bone; awl; needle; pincers:
— alba, white-thorn (hawthorn) ; — cer-
vina, buckthorn (briar); esser sulle -ne,
spietatamente
spirare
be upon thorns; — ventosa, internal caries
in the bones; — di fabbro, punch (pun-
cheon) ; — giudaica, sloe-shrub; — ma-
gna, wild plum-tree. -néee, -néeto,
M.: spinach (spinage). -naeidne, x,:
wild spinach. -naio = -neto. -néle,
ADJ.. spinal. -ma=pésce, ADV.: in a
wavy manner. -naref, TR.: prick with
thorns.
spin-eionare, TR.: decoy the chaffinch;
whistle (of a chaffinch). ||-eiéne [? echoic],
M.: chaffinch.
spi-nèlla [-na], F.: jardes (tumours in
horses); spinel-rubyf. -nèllo, M.: spi-
nel; dogfish, -méto, M.: place full of
thorns and briars. -nétta,F.: dim. of
-na; spinet (small harpsichord); kind of
silk fringef. -nettàio, m.: silk-lace
maker; spinet-maker.
spingdr-da [OGer. spingan, fling], F.:
kind of battering-ram ; small piece of ord-
nance. -délla, F.: wall-gun (arquebuse).
spin-gàret, INTR.: kick about; push.
|lspin=-gere [s-, pingere], IRR.; TR.:
thrust (push, shove) ; incite (spur on); ef-
facet. -giménto, M.: push (thrust);
impulsion. -gitére, M., -gitriee, F.:
stimulator (exciter). .
spi-no [-na], M.: briar (thorn); spinous
herb; backbone}. -nélaf, dim. of -na.
-néne, M.: fine woollen cloth. -nosità,
F.: spinosity; difficulty. -néso, ADI:
spinous (thorny); crabbed (ill-natured);
difficult; M.: hedgehog.
spin-ta [-gere], F.: push (thrust); gust:
andare a —, be thrust along. -tone,
aug. of -ta.
spinizza, dim. of spina.
spiom-bare [s-, piombo], TR.: unlead
(take lead from); INTR.: weigh heavily
(weigh down). -binare, TR.: plumb a
line.
spio-nfeeio, disp. of -ne. -naggio,
M.: system of spies. |lspié-na, F., -ne,
M.: aug. of spia; great spy.
spiò-vere [s-, piovere], INTR. : cease rain-
ing; run over; run out (drop). -vimén-
to, M.: ceasing of rain.
spipola}, F.: meadow-lark.
spippolàre [s-, pippolo, for chicco], TR.:
pick out the grains or grapes of; speak
out frankly. :
spi-ra [L. spira, Gr. spetra, coil, spirel,
F.: spiral curve or line.
spi-rabile [-rare], ADI.: respirable. né
colo}, -raglio, M.: spiracle (breathing-
hole); opening; gleam, glimpse}. —
spirdl-e [spira], ADJ.: spiral; twisted
(wreathy); F.: spiral line or curve; spiral
spring of a watch. -ménte, ADV.: n 2
spiral form.
spi-raménto, M.: ||-rére
breathing.
spiratore
[L.], InTR.: breathe (blow gently); breathe
forth (exhale) ; breathe out (EXPIRE); end;
leak out ; inspire; betray; TR.: long for};
spy. -ratore, M.: inspirer (suggester).
-razioneélla, dim. of -razione. -ra-
zione, F.: respiration ; inspiration ; spir-
acle; light; (¢heol.) spiration.
spiri-taeecio, disp. of -rito. -tdle,
ADJ.: spiritual; vital; religious. -tal-
ménte, ADV.: spiritually ; devoutly. -ta-
ménto, M.: demoniacal frenzy. -tare,
INTR.: be possessed of the devil; be fright-
ened. -tataménte, ADV.: like a de-
moniac. -tatieeio, dim. of -tato. -ta-
to, PART.: possessed by the devil; terri-
fied; ADJ.: capricious. -tèllo, car. dim.
of -to. -téssa}, F.: female spirit. -tét-
tot =-tello. spiri-tico, pl. —ci, ADJ.:
spiritualistic. -tismo, M.: spiritism. -ti-
sta, M.: spiritualist. -tistico, pl. —cî,
ADJ.: spiritualistical. |spiri-to [L. -tus
(spirare, breathe)], M.: spirit; ghost;
soul (mind); judgment; revelation; senti-
ment; breeze; vital spirits; spirits (liq-
uor); way (motive); complexion of the
body (constitution)}: -ti forti, freethink-
ers; render la —, expire (give up the
ghost); riconfortare gli -ti, recover one’s
self; uomo di —, man of talent; esser
rapito in —, be rapt in ecstasy; di ve-
ro —, heartily; în —, spiritually. -to-
siggine, F.: acts or words of pretended
wit (silly witticism). -tosaménte, ADV.:
in a witty manner (with spirit). -tosità,
F.: quality of being witty. -tése, ADI.:
lively (brisk); witty (ingenious); bright:
cavallo —, mettlesome horse. -to=ssén-
to, M.: Holy Ghost. -tudle, ADJ.: spir-
itual (incorporeal); devout; M.: spiritual
jurisdiction: padre —, confessor. -tua-
lita, F.: spirituality; devotion. -tua-
lizzaménto, M.: spiritualization. -tua-
lizzdre, TR.: spiritualize (make spirit-
ual); REFL.: become spiritual. -tualiz-
zaziénet —-tualizzamento. -tualmén-
te, ADV.: spiritually ; devoutly.
spi-roj, M.: ( poet.) respiration (breathing);
spirit. -rtalef, poet. for -rituale. -rtoj,
poet. for -rito.
spittindre [? echoic], INTR.: sing (of a
robin).
spiu-maeeidre, TR.. air or shake up (a
feather-bed). -maeeidta, F.: act of
beating or shaking a feather-bed. ||-ma-
re [piuma], TR.: pick the feathers (strip);
shake up (a feather-bed)}.
spizzi-care [s-, p..], TR.: nibble off. -ca-
tara, F.: (typ.) defect. spizzi-ca, -co,
ADV. (a —): little by little (slowly).
splacdret, TR.: squander (dissipate).
splebîrej, TR.: ennoble (raise up).
splen-dènte, ADJ.: splendid (bright,
spolpare 497
shining). -denteménte, ADV.: splen-
didly. Ilsplèn-dere [L.], INTR.. be re-
splendent (shine). -didaménte, ADV.:
splendidly (brilliantly). -didèzza, -di-
ditat, F.: splendour (glitter); pomp
(magnificence). splén-dido [L. -didus],
ADJ.: bright (glittering); splendid (mag-
nificent). -diméntof, -dére, M.: splen-
dour (brightness); fame; pomp.
sple-nético, pl. —ci [Gr. splén, spleen],
ADJ.: splenetic (sick of the spleen). splé-
nico, pl. —ci, ADJ.: splenic (of the
spleen).
splénio [Gr. splénion, compress], M.:
(anat.) splenius (muscle of the head).
sploratére = esploratore.
spòe-chia [?], F.: haughtiness (pride).
-chibne, -chiéso, ADI.: proud (haughty).
spodes-tare [s-, p. .], TR.: pluck the
flower from; INTR.: lay down one’s power
(abdicate). -tato, PART.: powerless; vio-
lent (impetuous).
spédiot, M.: spodium (tutty).
spoe-tare [s-, p. .], TR.: deprive of the
name of a poet; INTR.: give up being a
poet. -tizzdre, TR.: take away the
poetry of.
spò=glia [L., pl. -lia, what is stripped
off], F.: SPOIL (booty); cast-off skin; car-
cass; cod (hull, husk); old clothes}; plas-
ter (for a cast); PL.j: heap of fragments.
-gliagiéne, F., -gliaménto, M.: strip-
ping; despoiling (robbing). -gliare, TR.:
undress (strip naked); despoil (rob); REFL.:
pull off one’s clothes (undress): — le calze,
pull off one’s stockings. -gliatéio, M.:
dressing-room. -gliatéra, F., -gliaté-
re, M., -gliatriee, F.: spoiler (plun-
derer). -gliatara, -gliaziéne, F.:
spoliation (stripping, divesting). -gliaz-
zaj, F.: whipping on the bare shoulders;
spoil: dar la — a una casa, rob or ran-
sack a house. -gliazzàtot, ADJ.:_ half
undressed. spò-glio, M.: booty (spoil);
act of despoiling; movables (goods); cast-
off clothes.
spò-la [OFr. espole (OGer. spuolo, spule)],
F.: weaver’s shuttle. -létta, F.: dim.
of -la; fuse of a bomb. -létto, M.: spin-
dle or bobbin of the shuttle.
spoliticare [s-, p. .], INTR.: prattle about
politics.
spol-laidre [s-, app. .], REFL.: (disp.)
get out of bed. -limare, TR.: clear
away or pick (fleas, lice, etc.).
spollastrare [s-, p. .], INTR.: eat sump-
tuously.
spolmonare [s., p. .], TR.: despoil of
lungs.
spol-paménto, M.: picking off the flesh.
ll-pare [s-, p. .], TR.: pick the flesh off
of; strip; make thin; REFL.: lose flesh
498 spolpato
(grow thin); deprive one’s self; become
weak. -pàto, PART.: picked off, etc.
spél-po, ADJ.: lean (thin); weak.
spol-traref, -trire, ||-tronire [s-, pol-
trone], TR.: shake off (sloth or idleness) ;
make energetic.
spolve-ramiraj, M.: good-for-nothing
fellow. {|l-rare [s-, polvere], TR.: dust;
pulverize (reduce to powder); rob; cover
with dust}; INTR.: be a big eater; be
pulverized. -rdta, F.: dusting. -ratà-
ra, F.: dusting (sweeping off the dust).
-rezzare{—-rizzare. -rima, F.: trav-
elling-coat. -rino [s-, p. .], M.: powder-
box; priming powder; coal dust. -rio,
M.: thick dust. -rizggdre, TR.: pulver-
ize; sprinkle with powder or salt; trace
(a drawing) with coal-dust. -rîzzo, M.:
act of pulverizing, etc. ; pounce (charcoal-
bag). spélve-ro, M.: dusting; dust;
pricked design (coal-drawing).
spon-da [L., frame of a bed], F.: edge
(extremity) ; side (bank, shore); parapet:
— di letto, bedside; — d’ un pozzo, curb-
stone (brim of a well); — di ponte, rails
on the outside of bridges. -daggio, M.:
wharfage. =
spon-daico [L. -daicus (-deus)], ADJ.:
spondaic. ||-déo [L.-deus], M.: spondee
sponderòla [-da], F.: kind of carpenter’s
plane.
spon-gata}, F.: tart made of honey, nuts,
etc. |l-giférme [L. -gia, forma], ADI.:
spongiform. -giésot, ADJ.: spongy (fun-
gous). -gite, F.: spongy-stone.
sponi-méntoj, M.: explanation (exposi-
tion); interpretation. -tére}, M.: ex-
pounder ; interpreter.
sponsé-le [L. -lis (sponsus, bridegroom)],
ADJ.: sponsal (relating to marriage).
-liziaj, F., -lizio, M.: espousal (mar-
riage); ADJ.: sponsal ; cf. sposalizio.
spon - taneaménte, -tanaménte,
ADV.: spontaneously. -taneità, F.: spon-
taneity (willingness). ||-tanmeo [L. -ta-
neus (-te, of free will)], -tAmot, ADJ.:
spontaneous (voluntary).
sponton. .} = spunton. .
spopola-re [s-, p. .], TR.: depopulate;
INTR.: become depopulated. -ziéne, F.:
depopulation (unpeopling).
spop-paménto, M.: act of weaning.
ll-pare [s-, p..], TR.: wean. -patàra,
F.: weaning.
spo-ra [Gr. -rdé, seed sown], F.: seed.
-radico, pl. —ci, M.: sporadical.
spor-caménte, ADV.: nastily (filthily).
-care, TR.: foul (dirty, soil). -cheria,
F.: nastiness (filth). -chétto, ADJ.: dim.
of -co; somewhat dirty. -chézza, -chi-
zia, -eizia, F.: foulness (dirtiness); ob-
spranga
scenity. Ilspòr=co [L. spurcus (spar.
gere, spatter)], ADJ.: dirty (filthy); impure
(obscene).
spor-gènte, ADJ.: projecting. lspòra
gere [s-, porgere], IRR.; TR.: stretch out
(hold forth); bring; explain ; INTE. : stand
out (project); advance; REFL.: show one’s
self. -giménto, M.: jutting out (pro
jection).”
spérre = esporre.
spòrta [L.], F.: basket (hand-basket).
sportérej, INTR.: project (stand out);
TR.. transport.
sportélla, dim. of -ta.
sportellaref, TR. : open the postern-gate
or wicket of.
sportellétta, dim. of -tella.
sportellétto, dim. of -tello.
sportellina, dim. of -tella.
spor-tellino, dim. of -tello. ||-téllo
[? -to], M.: wicket (postern-gate); coach-
door; door of a cupboard ; shop-door;
panel: a —, half open.
sportie-eiòla, -èlla, -ina, dim. of -ta.
spòrto, PART. of sporgere; stretched-
out, etc.; M.: (arch.) projection ; buttress
(projecture).
spor-téna, aug. of -ta. ||spér-tula [L.,
little basket; gift], F.: fee (given to a
judge).
spò-sa [L. sponsa (spondere, promise)], F.:
bride; spouse (wife): dare —-, give in
marriage. -salîzia, F., -salizio, M.:
marriage ceremony; ADJ.: belonging to
marriage. -saménto, M.: espousal (mar-
riage). -sére, TR.: espouse (marry);
join in marriage; (fig.) join; REFL.: get
married: — una chiesa, espouse a church
(become pastor of it). -seréeeio, -se-
résco}, ADJ.: conjugal (matrimonial).
-sétta, -sina, car. dim. of -sa. -sino,
car. dim. of -so.
sposi. . = espos. .
spò=so [cf. -sa], M.: bridegroom; husband
(spouse). -séna, -sòtta, aug. of +50.
spos=sfre [s-, possa], TR.: take away the
power or ability of (enervate, weaken);
INTR.: grow weak from overwork; REFL.:
ruin one’s self. -sataménte, ADV.:
powerlessly (without force). -satézza,
F.: weakness (debility). -sfito, PART.:
weakened, etc.
spossessare [s-, p..], TR.: dispossess (de-
prive of possession). .
spos-taménto, M.: act of misplaciug.
ll-tare [s-, p. .], TR.: misplace; REFL:
leave one’s post. -tato, PART.: mis-
placed, etc.; M.: misdirected person: ore
-tate, unseasonable hours. -tatfira, F.:
misplacing; overturning ; impolite act.
spotestare = spodestare.
spran-ga [OGer. spanga], F.: bar (cross-
sprangare
bar); holdfast; buckle (clasp)+. -gare,
tr.: bar (cross-bar); fasten with lattens.
-gatara, F.: barring, etc. -ghétta,
F.: dim. of -ga; headache. -ghettina,
dim. of -ghetta.
spraz-zare}, TR.: sprinkle (wet, asperse).
|lspraz-zo [OGer. spratzen], M.: sprin-
kling (aspersion); spot (in marble, etc.).
spre-caménto, M.: wasting (squander-
ing). Il=c&re [?], TR.: dissipate (waste).
-catére, M., -catriee, F.: squanderer
(dissipator). -catwra, F.: waste (dissipa-
tion). -c6ne, M.: spendthrift (prodigal).
spre-gévole, ADJ.: despicable (vile).
-gevolménte, ADV.: despicably. -gia-
ménto, M.: contempt (scorn). -gifnte,
ADJ.: scornful (contemptuous). || = gidre
[disp. .], TR.: despise (scorn, contemn).
-giatére, M., -giatriee, F.: scorner
(contemner). -giévole = -gevole. spré-
gio, M.: scorn (disdain).
spregiudicato [s-, p. .], ADJ.: unprej-
udiced (impartial).
spregnare [pregna], INTR.: lie in (be
brought to bed); TR.: bring forth.
sprementàrej = sperimentare.
spré-mere [s-, p. .], TR.: squeeze ou
(press out); express (declare)}. -mi-
tara, F.: squeezing or pressing out;
matter extracted.
sprend. .j = splend. .
spress. . = espress. .
spretare [s-, prete], REFL. : depose the
clerical habit (quit the church).
sprez-zabile, ADJ.: despicable (contemp-
tible). -zaménto, M.: scorn (disdain).
ll-zare [s-, p..], TR.: despise (contemn):
— la fame, ignore hunger. -zataménte,
ADV.: scornfully (contemptuously). -za-
tére, M.: despiser. -zatura, F.: con-
tempt (scorn). -zevolménte, ADV.:
contemptuously. spréz-zo, M.: act or
effect of despising (scorn).
sprigio-naménto, M.: disincarceration.
||-nare [s-, prigione], TR.: release from
prison (disincarcerate).
sprilldrej, TR.: squeeze (press out).
sprimae -eidre [spiumacciare], TR. :
shake up (a mattress). -eifta, F.: shak-
ing up (of a feather-bed).
sprime. . = esprime. .
springare [Ger. springen], TR.: kick
about.
sprizzàre [Ger. spritzen, spout], TR.:
sprinkle ; INTR.: spout or gush out (drip).
sproc-catara, F.: prick or cut in the
foot. -chétto, dim. of -co. |lsproc-
co [? brocco], M.: shoot (sprout, sucker);
sharp stick; fagot-band (withe)f.
sprofon-daménto, M.: sinking; ruin.
l-dére [s-, p. .], TR.: sink; INTR.: fall
to the bottom (sink down).
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sproléquio [L. exproloquium], Mm. : long,
tedious discourse.
sprolungare = prolungare.
sprométtere [s-, p. .], IRR.; TR.: retract
(one’s word or promise).
spro-néia, F.: wound made by a spur.
-nàio, M.: spur-maker (spurrier). -na-
re, TR.: spur; incite (urge on); INTR.}:
hurry on. -mata, F.: spurring; prick
of a spur; instigation. -mato, PART.:
spurred, etc.: cane, gallo —, dog or cock
that has spurs. -natére, M.: spurrer;
stimulator. |lspré-ne [OGer. sporon],
M.: SPUR; cock-spur; beak of a ship;
prop (support); shoot (sprig); (fig.) stim-
ulus: dar di —, spur; a -n battuto, at
full speed; — di cavaliere, larkspur.
-nèlla, r.: rowel (of a spur).
spropia. . = spropria. .
sproporzio-nale, ADJ.: disproportioned
spugna
(unequal). -malita, F.: disproportion
(inequality). -nalménte, ADV.: un-
equally. -mare, TR.: render unequal.
-nato, PART.: disproportioned. ||spro-
porzié-ne [s-, p. .], F.: disproportion ;
inequality.
sproposi-tfeeio, disp. dim. of -to. -ta-
re, INTR.: act foolishly (talk idly). -ta-
taménte, ADV.: foolishly (ridiculously).
-tato, ADJ.: foolish (absurd); excessive
(extraordinary). Ilspropòsi-to [s-, p. .],
M.: absurdity (blunder); nonsense: a —,
erroneously; fare agli —i, give out-of-
the-way answers. -téne, aug. of -to.
spro-priare [s; proprio], TR.: dispos-
sess; REFL.: divest one’s self of one’s
property. -priaziéne —-prio. sprò-
prio, M.: expropriation; resignation.
sprotèttoj, ADJ.: unprotected.
spro-vaméntot, M.: trial (experiment).
-varej}, TR.: try (attempt); REFL.: ex-
ercise one’s self.
sprov-vedére [s-, p. .], IRR.; TR.: leave
unprovided for or in want. -veduta-
ménte, ADV.: rashly (inconsiderately).
-vedito, -visto, PART.: unprovided;
unprepared: alla -vista, unawares (un-
expectedly). -vistaménte, ADV.: un-
expectedly.
spruffàrej = spruzzare.
spru-narej, tr.: lop off (prune). -nég-
gio}, M.: knee-holm or holly. .
spruz-zdglia, F.: things sprinkled ; small,
drizzling rain. -zaménto, M.: sprinkling
(aspersion). |l-zare [Ger. spritzen], TR.:
bathe lightly; sprinkle. -zétto, dim. of
-20. spriz-zo, M.: act of sprinkling;
that which is sprinkled. -zolare, INTR.:
drizzle (sprinkle); speckle. spriz-zolo,
m.: slight sprinkling ; fine rain.
spudorato [s-, pudore], ADI. : immodest.
spii-gna [L. spongia), F.: sponge; kind
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of ornamental stone: dar di —, cancel
(efface); lasciar la —, attempt impossi-
bilities. -gnata, F.: blow with a sponge.
-gnatira, F.: sponging. -gnétta,
-gnina, dim. of -gna. -gnitéso, ADJ.:
spongy (porous). -gnéne, M.: gypseous
stone. -gnosita, F.: sponginess. -gu6-
so, ADJ.: spongy (spongious). -gnitizza,
dim. of -gna.
spu-lare [s-, pula], TR.: winnow (part
grain from chaff). -latara, F.: winnow-
ing.
spulcelldre}, TR.: depucelate.
spuleiare [s-, pulce], TR.: rid of fleas.
spu-leggidre, ||-lezzare [?], INTR.: flee
(run away). -lézzo, M.: precipitate flight.
spu-lire [s-, p..], TR.: take away the
polish of (tarnish); polish. -lizzire, TR.:
polish.
spa-ma [L.], F.: spume (froth, foam).
‘-mare, -meggiàre, INTR.: spume
(foam). spi-meo =-moso. -mifero,
ADJ.: foamy (frothy). -mosita, F.:
frothiness. -méso, ADJ.: frothy (full of
foam).
spunta-re [s-, p. .], TR.: blunt (dull); ef-
face; dissuade ; conquer (overcome) ; turn
aside; INTR.: sprout out (burst forth) ;
peep (dawn); REFL.: become dull: — la
barba, begin to have a beard; — un so-
spiro, fetch a sigh. -tara, F.: blunting;
point blunted.
spuntel-lare [s-, p. .], TR.: remove the
props from. -lato, PART.: unpropped.
spuntérbo [punta], M.: toe-piece (ofa
shoe).
spuntino [?], M.: little lunch.
spin-to [punta], M.: sour taste; discol-
oured (wan, sallow)f. -tomata, F.: blow
with a spontoon or halberd. -toneèllo,
-toneino, dim. of -tone. -téme, M.:
spontoon (halberd). -zecchifire, TR.:
spur on (stimulate). -zonata, F.: blow
spugnata
with -zone. -z6me, M.: large pointed
weapon.
spuòlat, F.: shuttle.
spuraref, TR.: cleanse (purify).
spireidoj, ADJ.: filthy (impure).
spur-gaménto, M.: purging (cleansing).
ll-egare [s-, p. .], TR.: spit out (expecto-
rate); purge (cleanse) ; REFL.}: exculpate
one’s self. -gaziéme, F.: purgation.
spir-go, M.: spitting; cleansing; thing
cleansed.
spurio [L. -rius], M.: illegitimate child.
spu-tacchifre, INTR.: spit often: — su
altrui, spit upon another for contempt.
-tacchiéra, F.: spittoon. -tacchio,
M.: spit (spittle). -tapépe, F.: brisk,
lively person. -tare, TR.: spit; fling : —
tondo, assume a look of importance; —
bottoni, ridicule (rail at): — sur una cosa,
squartatoio
spit on a thing (despise a thing); — sen.
no, affect learning. -ta=sénno, -ta-
senténze, M.: wiseacre. -této, PART:
spit upon, etc. -taténdo, M.: conceited
man. |spi-to [L. -tum (-ere, spit)], x:
spit; spitting.
spuzzàrej = puzzare.
squac-chera}, F.: liquid feces; loose
ness. ||-cheraref [cacchera, laxative],
TR.: do in a haste; INTR.: have a loose.
ness. -que.. = -che.. -querélla, Fr.
loose body.
squadernà-re [s-, quaderno], TR.: tum
over (the leaves of a book) ; speak freely;
show openly}; examine (consider)f. -t6-
re, M.: peruser; examiner.
squa-dra, F.: square; squadron; troop;
angle}: fuor di —, out of place; dar la
—, make one believe ; uscir di —, diverge
from a straight line. -drdre, n:
square; consider attentively; measure
accurately}; quarterj; level (a cannon).
-dratére, M.: squarer; stone-cutter;
observer. -dratura, F.: squaring (quad-
rature). -driglia, r.: half a squadron.
Il=dro [s-, g..], M.: squaring; [L. -lulus
(-lus), ak. to quadro], dogfish (skate).
-dronare, TR.: form into squadrons or
squares; REFL.: be ranged in squadrons;
perform military evolutions. -droneél-
lo, -droneino, dim. of -drone. -dré-
ne, M.: squadron; battalion; cavalry-
man’s sabre.
squa-gliaménto, M.: _ liquefaction.
|l-gliare [s-, ca. .], TR.: melt (liquefy).
squal-lidézza, F.: squalor; paleness.
squal-lido [L. -idus (-ere, be stiff with
dirt)], ADJ.: squalid (nasty); dark; pale;
gloomy (sad). -lére, M.: squalor; dead-
ly paleness.
squ4-ma [L.], -mma, F.: scale (of a
fish); coat of mail. -(m)mare, TR:
cause to lose (the scales). -(mm)méso,
ADI. : squamous (scaly).
squar-eétto, dim. of -cio. -eia=cuòri,
F.: coquette (heart-breaker). -eia-géla
(a), ADV.: at the top of one’s voice. -eta-
ménto, M.: tearing; rent. |l-eiare
[L. ex-quartiare], TR.: tear (rend). -eia-
sàccot (a), ADV.: scowlingly (with an
evil eye). -eifita, F.: cut (cutting blow).
-eiatére, M.: render (cutter). -etata-
ra, F.: tearing (cutting); tear. -efna;
F.: sabre (scimitar). squar-eio, M.:
great or deep cut; passage; worthless
book}. -eiéne, M.: boaster (braggart).
squarquéiot [?], ADi.: filthy (disgusting).
squar-taménto, M.: quartering. -ta=
piceioli, m.: niggard (skinflint). [età
re [L. ex-, g. .], TR.: quarter: — lo zer0,
split a hair (reckon with great care). ta
téio, m.: knife for quartering beasts.
squartatore
-tatére, M.: executioner;
to, M.: quartering.
squasilloj, M.: great wonder; affectation.
squasimodéo, M.: blockhead; INTERJ.}:
upon my word (by my troth).
squas-saménto, M.: act of shaking or
tossing. |l-sdre [L. quassare], TR.: shake
violently; brandish. squds-so, M.: vio-
lent shake (jog).
bully. squar-
squattrinare [s-, quattrino], TR.: con-
sider or weigh carefully.
squil-la [OGer. skilla, schelle], F.: small
bell; cow-bell; squill (sea-onion)+; shrimpf.
-lante, ADJ.: clear; resounding. -lan-
teménte, ADV.: with a clear sound.
-lare, INTR.: ring (sound); TR.f: hurl
(throw); ring. -létto, dim. of -lo. -lî-
tico, ADJ.: of squills. squil-lo, M.:
sound (of a trumpet). -léne, aug. of -lo.
squi-nantée, F. PL.: order of bulrushes.
||-nanto [Gr. sehoînos, rush], M.: odorif-
erous bulrush.
squinanzia, F.: squinancy (quinsy).
squinternare [s-, quinterno], TR.: dis-
order (the quire); glance over.
squisi-taménte, ADV.: exquisitely.
-tézza, F.: exquisiteness. ||squisi-to
[L. ex-quisitus, carefully sought out],
ADJ.: exquisite (excellent). -tiidine, F.:
excellence.
squit-tinàre [fr. scrutinare], TR.: elect ;
INTR.: vote (poll). -tinatére, M.: voter.
-tinio, -tino{, M.: poll (voting); scru-
tiny.
squittire [Bav.], INTR.: yelp.
squoidre = scoiare.
squotolàrej, TR.: beat (flax); thresh;
shake (beat).
sradi-caménto, M.: uprooting; eradi-
cation. |l-cdre [s-, r..], TR.: uproot;
extirpate (eradicate). -catdére, M.: ex-
tirpator (ruiner).
sragio-nare [s-, r..], INTR.: reason
poorly. -névole, ADJ.: unreasonable.
srego-laménto, M.: disorder (irregular-
ity). -lataménte, ADV.: irregularly.
-latézza, F.: irregularity. ||-1lato [s-,
r..], ADJ.: irregular; excessive; disor-
derly.
sreve-réntef [s-, 7..], ADJ.: irreverent.
-renteméntej, ADV.: irreverently.
‘rènzaj, -rénzia, F.: irreverence (dis-
respect).
srugginire [s-, ruggine], TR.:
rust off of.
stà = questa.
stabaccare [s-, tabacco], INTR.: take
snuff often.
stab-bidre, TR.: manure. -biatura,
F.: manuring (dunging). |lstab-bio [L.
-ulum, stall], M.: dung (manure). -biò-
lo, u.: dim. of -bio; small room.
clear the
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stabi-le [L. -lis (stare, stand)], ADJ.:
stable (firm); fixed (lasting), well done:
bent -li, houses and lands. -lézza =
-lità. -liménto, M.: establishment
(foundation); stable conditiont; solidityt.
-lire, TR.: render stable or firm; estab-
lish (ordain); assign; plaster (walls, etc.);
REFL.: place one’s self; (of walls) settle.
-lita, r.: stability (firmness). -litére,
M.: establisher. -iménte, ADV.: con-
stantly (firmly).
stabu-laref, INTR.: dwell in the stable;
TR.: place in the stable. |l=l&rio [L.
-larius (-lum, stable)], m.: stable-boy
(hostler).
stficcat, F.: iron hook (cramp-iron); staff.
stac-cabile, ADJ.: that can be detached.
-caménto, M.: detaching; (mil.) de-
tachment. |l-care [s-, att. .], TR.: detach
(take off); remove; unhook; REFL.: —
da un amico, get rid of afriend. -catéz-
za, -catura, F.: detachment (disjunc-
tion).
stae-eétto, dim. of -cio.
sieve-maker or seller. -eidre, TR.: sift
(bolt). -eiàta, F.: sieveful. -eiata-
ra, F.: sifting; bran (pollen). -eino,
dim. of -cio. |\stae-eio [setaccio (seta)],
M.: sieve (searce, bolter). -eiuòlot, dim.
of -cio.
stacco, M.: cloth for a coat.
stadé-ra [Gr. statér, weight], F.: steel-
yard (Roman balance). -réio, M.: steel-
yard maker. -rina,dîm.of-ra. -réna,
-réne, aug. of -ra.
stàdicoj = statico.
staggitore
-eidio, M.:
stadio [L. -dium (Gr. -dion)],M.: stadium;
furlong.
staf-fa [OGer. staph, pace], F.: stirrup ;
cymbal ; iron ring (mould): tenere il piede
in due -e, (fig.) have two irons in the
fire; tirare alla —, consent reluctantly.
-fare, -feggidre, INTR.: lose one’s
stirrups. -fétta, F.: dim. of fa; esti-
fette (courier, express); cymbal: a —,
by the post; quickly. -fiére, M.: foot-
man (groom). -filaménto, m.: lashing
(whipping). -filàre, TR.: lash (whip, flog).
-filata, F.: blow with a stirrup-leather ;
whipping. -filatére, M.: whipper. -fila-
tara, -filazione, F.: act of whipping or
flogging. -file, M.: stirrup-strap; whip.
stafisigra [Gr. staphis, grape, agria,
wild], F.: lousewort.
staggiare [2], TR.: prop up (trees over-
loaded with fruit).
stag-giménto, M.: sequestration (con-
fiscation). -gima, F.: seizing. ||stag-
gio [L. staticum? (stare, stand)], M.:
Crotchet (stake for nets); hostage.
-gire, TR.: sequestrate (seize). -gitd-
re, M.: confiscator.
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stagio-ndeeia, disp. of -ne. -namén-
to, M.: maturity (ripening). -nére,TR.:
ripen; season. -nataménte,. ADV.:
maturely (ripely). -matére, M.: sea-
soner. -natàra, F.: ripening (season-
ing). |lstagié=-ne [L. statio, station],
F.: season; fit time: la nuova —, spring.
-névole, ADJ.: maturative (Seasonable).
sta-glidre [s-, t..], TR.: cut roughly
(chop); (fig.) put an end to}; reckon in
the gross}. -gliato, PART.: hacked, etc.;
ADY.}: quickly (speedily); concisely. sta-
gliot, M.: rough computation: a —, by
the lump (by the whole).
stagnaio [stagno 2], M.: pewterer.
sta-gnaménto, M.: stagnation. ||-gna-
rel [-gno1], TR.: stagnate (be still); TR.:
staunch (stop).
sta-guare2 [-gno2], TR.: tin over (pew-
ter). -gnéàta, F.: can (pewter-pot);
tinning. -gnatiira, F.: covering with
tin. std-gneo, ADJ.: of pewter or tin.
-gnino, M.: tinner (pewterer).
stignoI [L. -gnum (stare, stand)], M.:
stagnant water (marsh); ADJ.: stagnated:
-gni salati, salt water marshes.
sta-gno2 [L. -nnum (arch. -gnum)], M.:
tin; pewter; PL.: pewter dishes, etc.
-gnòla, F.: tin-foil. -gnòlo, -gnudlof,
M.: pewter or counterfeit money; pewter
vessel.
std-io, -ia [L. sextarius, sixth part], M.:
bushel. -'ioroj, M.: ground covered by a
bushel of seed. -iuòlot, dim. of -i0.
sta-lammite, ||-lagmite [Gr. sidlagma
(staldssein, drip) drop], F.: stalagmite.
-lammitico, ADJ.: stalagmitical. -lat-
tite [Gr. -lakt6s, drop], F.: stalactite.
-lattitico, ADJ.: shaped like a stalac-
tite.
stalentàgginet, F.:
capacity). ©
stalela [OGer. stal (STALL)], F.: stable:
— di buoi, ox-stall; — di pecore, sheep-
fold; — di porci, pigsty. -laeeia, disp.
of -la. -laggio, M.: money paid for
stabling; stabling. -lére, INTR.: be in
the stable; dung (stale)j. -lata, F.:
stallful. -latico, M. = -laggio. -leg-
gidre, INTR.: keep stables. -létta,
-lettina, dim. of -letta. -liat,F.: (nav.)
time a ship remains in port. -liére, M.:
stable-boy. stal-lio, -livo, ADJ.: stable-
fed; stalled. stal-lo, M.: bishop’s chair;
permanent place or situation; place of
abodej. -léne, M.: stallion; stable-boy
(hostler).
_stama-idla [stame], F.: upper cross-pieces
of the loom. -iòlo, M.: master-spinner.
sta-mane, ||-mani [L. ista mane], ADV.:
this morning. -mattina = -mane.
stam-becchino, M.: archer (bowman) ;
stagionaccia
awkwardness (in-
stanotte
PL.: bows, arrows, etc.; ADI.: of a wild
goat. ‘ |l-bécco [Ger. stein-bock, goat of
the rocks], M.: wild goat; (nav.) zebeck
(kind of ship)f.
stam-bérga [stanza, albergo], F.: dilapi-
dated house. -bergone, -bergéeceia,
disp. aug. of -berga. -bugio [stanza, bu-
gio, hole], M.: miserable little room.
stambu-rare [s-, tamburo], INTR.: drum
(beat the drum). -rdta, F.: drumming.
stf-me [L. -men (Gr. stémon)], -méntot,
M.: yarn (thread, fine wool); (bot.) sta-
men. -migna, -mina, F.: bombasin;
cloth for a sieve.
stam-pa, F.: press; impression (stamp);
kind; form; printing; figure: andare a
—, be published ; operare a —, do a thing
mechanically. -pabile, ADI.: that can
be stamped or printed. -pdeeia, disp.
of -pa. -panaref, TR.: rend (tear, lac-
erate). ||=pare [OGer. -phon (Ger. -pfen,
tread upon)], TR.: stamp; imprint (print);
engrave: — nell’ animo, impress upon the
mind. -paria =-peria. -patéllo, M.:
stamp. -patére, M., -patriee, F.:
printer: — in cotone, calico-printer; —
di zecca, coiner. -patura, F.: printing.
stampél-la [OGer. staphon, walk?], F.:
crutch. -léne, aug. of -la.
stam-peria, F.: printing-office. -peritie-
eia, disp. of -peria. -pétta, dim. of
-pa. -piglia, F.: sign-board. -pine =
bozze. -pino, M.: (typ.) proof; stamp;
stencil. -pita, F.: long discourse; so-
nataf; air (song). Ilstàm-po [-pare],
M.: press; stamp; punch. -péne, aug.
of -po.
stanare [s-, tana], TR.: force out of the
hole or den.
stan-c4bile, ADJ.: that can be tired or
fatigued. -caménto, M.: weariness (las-
situde). |l-eare [?], TR.: tire (weary);
INTR., REFL.: become tired; be exhausted
(of land). -cheggiare, TR.: annoy (tire).
-chétto, dim. of -co. -ehévole, ADI.:
wearisome. -chézza, F.: lassitude (fa-
tigue). -co, ADJ.: tired; troubled; ex-
hausted (of land). i
stan-ga [OGer.], F.: bar (cross-bar);
(pop.) misery; peg for clothes, ete.t; (leq.)t
ar: — di carretta, cart-shaft; — dif-
nestra, window-bar; metter la —, fasten
tightly. -gAre, TR.: bar. -gita, F:
blow with a bar. -gheggidre, TR.: treat
with severity; put up bars. -ghétta, F.:
dim. of -ga; bolt (of a lock); headache;
booting (kind of torture)}. -ghettina,
dim. of -ghetta. -gonàre, TR.: stir up
(bronze in a furnace). -gonata, F.: blow
with a large bar. -géne, aug. of -90.
stanòtte [L. ista nocte], ADV.: to-night
(this night).
stante
stancte, PART. of stare; M.: instant (mo-
ment); ADV., PREP.: since; after (after-
wards): — in piede, on one’s feet (up-
right); male —, in poor circumstances;
non molto —, not long after; — che, in-
asmuch as, since. -teménte, ADV.: in-
stantly. -tio, ADJ.: stale (old, withered);
useless.
stantaffo [cf. stampa], M.: sucker (of a
pump).
staneza [I. L. -tia (stare, stand)], F.: room;
house; strophe (stanza); stay (residence);
instance} ; moment (instant)}. -zAeeia,
disp. of -za. -zerèlla, -zétta, -zina,
dim of -2a. -zia} = -za, istanza. -zià-
le, ADJ.: permanent (constant). -zial-
ménte, ADV.: constantly. -ziaménto,
M.: command (order). -zidre, TR.: de-
cree (order); establish; think (judge);
place; INTR.: live (dwell); suppose. -zia-
tére, M.: dweller; inhabitant. -ziétta,
-zina, -zino, dim. of -za. -zintieeio,
disp. dim. of -za. -z6ne, aug. of -za.
-meeia, disp. dim. of -za.
stappare [s-, f. .], TR.: pull (the cork).
stare [L.], IRR.$; INTR.: be; be placed;
reside (dwell); remain; consent; cease;
be on the point of; consist; refer to; de-
lay (tarry); cost; stand security; recov-
er; be open (of shops)}; continue}; M.:
stay; delay; instant}; come state? how
are you? dove state di casa? where do you
live? sto per dire, 1 dare say; lasciatemi
—, let me alone; questo cappello vi sta,
that hat becomes you; — dubbio, doubt
(suspect); — a bottega, keep shop; — a
diporto, take one’s pleasure; — a filo,
be ready; — mallevadore, guarantee; —
a orecchio, listen; — alla prova, stand
trial; — alla sentenza di uno, leave it to
one’s judgment.
$ Ind.: Pres. stò, stai, sta; sti&mo, state,
stanno. Impf. stdva, etc. Pret. s¢ét¢z (pop.
stasst), stésti, stètte or std; stémmo, stéste,
stèttero. Subj.: Pres. stia, -a, -a; -dmo,
«ate, -ano. Impf. stés-sî, -sî, -se ; -simo, -ste,
-sero. Ive std; stéte. So ri-, sopra-stàre ;
but reg. re-, contra-, sovra-stare.
stàr=na [?], F.: gray partridge. -nére,
TR.: take out the entrails of (the par-
tridge). -mazzdre, INTR.: alight with a
flutter ; flutter (beat the wings). -nomei-
no, -nòtto, M.: young partridge.
starnu-taménto, M.:sternutation (sneez-
ing). -tare — -tire. -tatòrio, M.:
sternutatory (sneezing powder). -tazi6-
ne = -famento. -tiglia, F.: snuff. -ti-
re, INTR.: sneeze. |starni-to [L. ster-
nutum (sternuere) having sneezed], M.:
sneezing.
staroceare [s-, tarocco], INTR.: play the
higher cards called tarocchi at the game
tarocco.
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staròstat, M.: starost.
stasfre [s-, taso], TR.: free of tartar;
open (unstop).
staséra [questa, sera], ADV.: this evening.
stésit, F.: stasis (stagnation of the blood).
statare [state], INTR.: pass the summer;
allow the land to rest_between ploughings.
statario [L. -rius, stationary (stare)], M.:
Roman soldier; ADJI.: bloody.
sta-te [estate], F.: summer. -teréeeio,
ADJ.: estival (of summer). °
statica (Gr. -tik6s], F.: statics.
stàticoj, M.: hostage.
sta-tista, M.: statesman. -tistica, F.:
science of statistics. -tistico, ADJ.: sta-
tistical. ||sta-tor [L. -tus (-re, stand)],
M.: state (condition); government; pat-
rimony}; mode of living}; state of iner-
tiaj; dominion}; authorityj: un delitto
di —, state crime (as high treason); —
maggiore, the staff.
stato 2, PART. of essere.
stAto 3, PART. of stare. .
sté-tua [L. (-tuere, set up)], F.:
-tufeeia, disp. of -tua. -tugria, F.:
statuary. -tuario, ADJ.: statuary; M.:
sculptor. -tuétta, -tuina, dim. of -tua.
-tuire, TR.: decree; deliberate (resolve),
-tuminare}, TR.: strengthen; fortify.
-tara [L.], F.: stature (size); height.
-tutale, ADJ.: statutable. -tutario,
ADJ.: lawgiver (legislator). -tito, M.:
statute.
s=-tavernaref, INTR.: come out of a tav-
ern.
sté-zaj, F.: gauge.
statue.
-zàrej, TR.: gauge
(measure). -zatéret, M.: gauger. -za-
tara}, F.: gauging.
stà-zioj, M.: chamber; dwelling. -zio-
mare, INTR.: dwell. -ziomario, ADJ.:
stationary. ||-ziéme [L. -tio (-re, stand)],
F.: STATION; church (for indulgences) ;
delay}; residence (habitation){.
stazzon4ref}, TR.: handle (feel, touch).
ste4-rico, pl. —ci [Gr. stéar], ADI. : suet
(tallow), -rina, F.: fat. -tite, F.:
steatites.
stée-ca, F.: paper-knife; shoemaker’s
cork; little stick; shoulder (of a spade);
toothpick ; (bi/.) cue. -cieeia, disp.
of -ca. -ca-dèntej, M.: toothpick. -edia,
F.: dam (breakwater); fold (palisade).
-cdre, TR.: palisade (enclose); barricade.
-cato, M.: palisade; stockade; PL.: lists.
-cheggiare}, TR.: beat with a stake.
-chétto, M.: dim. of -co: stare a —,
keep one short of food. -china, dim.
of -ca. -chino, M.: dim. of -co; tooth-
pick; pencil. -chire, INTR.: grow thin;
dry up. -chito, PART.: very thin; dried
up. Istéc-co [OGer. -cho], -colo, M.:
dry twig (STICK); wood, etc., used in making
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clay figures; spontoon (halberd)}; tooth-
pick. -conàto, m.: enclosure (palisade).
-céne, M.: aug. of -co; large stake.
sté-gola [L. stipula, stalk], F.: handle of
a plough. -golof, M.: arbour or shaft
(of a mill); beam (spindle).
stél-la [L.], F.: star; constellation ; (poet.)
eye; destiny (fate); white spot in a horse’s
forehead ; rowel (of a spur): — dell’ ar-
gano, handle of a windlass; — Diana,
morning star; andare alla prima —, get
up early. -lamte, ADJ.: starry; bright
(glittering). -lare, ADJ.: stellar (astral);
TR.: fill with stars. -laria, F.: star-
wort (elecampane). -lato, PART.: star-
ry; white-faced (of a horse). -leggiàre,
TR.: cover with stars. -létta, F.: dim.
of -la; asterisk. -lima, F.: dim. of -la;
kind of broth. -lino, M.: Tuscan coin.
stel-lionatàrio, M.: defrauder. -lio-
nato, M.: stellionate (cozenage). ||-liéne
[L. -lio], M.: stellion (newt); tarantula.
stel-léne, M.: aug. of -la; sun. -laz-
za, dim. of -la.
stélo [L. stilus, stake], M.:
axis (pivot)f.
stémma, pl. —i [Gr.], M.: coat of arms.
stempe-raménto, M.: dissolution; in-
temperance}; commotion; excess}. -ràn-
za}, F.: intemperance; inclemency. |l-ra-
re [s-, t. .], TR.: dissolve (dilute); lower
the temperature of; soften (allay); REFL.}:
corrupt (spoil); lose temperature: -rar-
si in lacrime, melt into tears. -ràta-
ménte, ADV.: intemperately. -ratéz-
za =-ramento. -rato, PART.: diluted,
etc.
stem-pidre} [s-, tempia], TR.: bare the
temples of. -piato, ADJ.: with bare
temples; very great; absurd.
stempràrej = stemperare.
sten-délej = -dardo. -dardiéref, M.:
standard-bearer. |l=dardo [-dere], M.:
ecclesiastical banner; standard (banner).
stendarej, INTR.: strike the tents (de-
camp).
stén-dere [s-, t. .], IRR. (cf. tendere);
TR.: extend; stretch out; enlarge; REFL.:
stretch one’s self out; reach; divulge:
stalk (stem);
— un arco, unbend a bow. -diménto,
M.: extension (expansion). -ditéio, M.:
drying-ground. -ditére, M.: extender;
enlarger ; divulger.
stenebrare [s-, tenebra], TR.: light up.
steno-grafare [Gr. stenés, narrow, grd-
phein, write], TR.: stenograph (write in
shorthand). -grafia, F.: stenography.
-graficaménte, ADV.: stenographically.
-grafico, pl. —ci, ADJ.: stenographical.
stenò-grafo, M.: stenographer.
sten-siéne} = -dimento. -sivo, ADJ.:
extensive (large); extensible.
sterpaglia
sten-tacchiare, freq. of -tare. |letdre
[L. abstentare (abs-tinere, abstain)], INTR.:
suffer want (be in want, be needy, he
stinted); live by toil; labour (toil); be
wearisome; TR.}: vex; put off (delay): -ta
a vivere, he barely makes his living, he can
hardly make both ends meet; -to a ere-
derlo, I hardly believe it. -tataménte,
ADV.: with difficulty (slowly). -tatézza
= -tatura. -tàto, PART.: laboured, ete.;
thin (poor); painful; affected (overdone),
-tatara, F.: imperfect work. -terél-
lo, M.: Florentine mask ; buffoon. stén-
to, M.: want (misery); drudgery: (fig.) è
uno — a vederla ballare, it is a pity to
see her dance; u —, hardly (with much
difficulty). -tfime, M.: slovenly work.
stenua. .= estenua. .
stèppa [Russ.], F.: steppe.
stér-co [L. -cus], M.: dung (excrement).
-coràeeo, ADJ.: stercoraceous. -co-
rario, ADJ.: of dung. -coraziéne, F.;
stercoration (manuring).
stereo= [Gr. stereés, solid], PREF.: -gra-
fia [Gr. graphein, write], F.: stereog-
raphy. -grafico, pl. —ci, ADI.: stereo-
graphical. stereò-metra, M.: profes-
sor of stereometry. -metria [Gr. mé-
tron, measure], F.: stereometry. -me-
tricaménte, ADV.: stereometrically.
-métrico, pl. —ci, ADJ.: stereometric.
-seòpio [Gr. sképein, look at], M.: stere-
oscope. -tipàre, TR.: stereotype. ste-
reò-tipo, M.: stereotype. -tipia, F.:
art of stereotyping. -tipista, M.: stere-
otypist, -per. -tomia [Gr. tomé, edge],
F.: stereotomy.
stéri-le [L. -lis], ADJ.: sterile (barren).
-lézza = -lità. -lire, TR.: make sterile;
INTR.: become barren. -lita, F.: steril-
ity. -lménte, ADV.: barrenly (unfruit-
fully).
ster-lina, ||-lino [Eng. sterling], ADJ.:
sterling; m.: sterling coin: lira -ina,
pound sterling.
stermi-nébile, ADJ.: exterminable. -na-
ménto, M.: extermination. |-nére [L.
ex-t..], TR.: exterminate. -nataménte,
ADV.: excessively. -natézza, F.: Im-
mense size. -ndto, PART.: exterminated ;
extraordinary (enormous). -natére, M.,
-natriee, F.: exterminator. -naziéne,
F.: extermination ; destruction. stermi-
nio = esterminio.
stérnere}, TR.: stretch on the earth;
(fig.) declare (explain).
stérno [Gr. stérnon, breast], M.: sternum
(breast-bone).
sternito} = starnuto.
stéro (Gr. stereds, solid], M.: measure of
solids (cubic metre).
\ster-paglia [-po], F.: quantity of young
sterpagnola
dry shoots. -pagnòla, F.: hedge-spar-
row. -pagnolo, ADJ.: of the nature of
shoots ; full of sprigs. -pame = -paglia.
-paménto, M.: extirpation. -pàre,
TR.: root out (extirpate); pull the twigs
off of. stér-pe =-po. -péto, M.: place
full of shoots. Ilstèr=po [stirpe], M.:
young dry shoot (sprig). -péme, aug. of
-po. -poso, ADJ.: abounding with twigs
or shoots.
sterquilin(i)o [L.-linium],M.: dung-hill.
ster-raménto, M.: digging. |l-rare
[s-, terra], TR.: take away (the earth);
dig (the earth). -réto, PART.: cleared
away, etc.; M.: levelled place; ditch.
stér-ro, M.: clearing away; earth dug-
out.
stertérej, M.: wheezing (rattling).
sterzére I [terzo], TR.: distRIbute proper-
ly, arrange.
ster-zare2, INTR.: turn (of carriages).
|Istér=zo [Ger. sterz], M.: turning-gear (of
a waggon); cab (of 18th Cent.).
ste-saménte, ADV.: diffusely. ||sté-sot
[-sura], ADJ.: diffused (scattered); ADV.:
diffusely ; M.: = -sura.
stessaménte = medesimamente.
s=tèssere, TR.: unweave (unravel).
stésso [L. iste ipse], ADJ.: same ; self-same :
egli —, he himself; noi stessi, we our-
selves.
stesura [stendere], F.:
diction (style).
stetoscépio [Gr. stéthos, breast, skopein,
look], M.: stethoscope.
stia [OGer. stiga], F.: hencoop (aviary);
den (prison).
stiacei..= schiacci. .
stiaffo = schiaffo.
stiamazzare = schiamazzare.
stiant. .= schiant. .
stianza = schianza.
stiapp. . = schiapp. .
stidre [stia], TR.: fatten (cram).
stidtta = schiatta.
stifvo = schiavo.
stidio. .{ = schidio. .
stiéna — schiena.
stiepidire [s-, t. .], TR.: make lukewarm.
stiétto = schietto.
stiga. | = istiga...
stigio [L. Styx], ADJ.: Stygian; infernal.
sti-gliaménto, M.: stripping flax.
l-glidre [s-, tiglio], TR.: separate (the
fibre from the flax).
stigmas, F.: stigma (mark).
stignere = stingere.
sti-lare}, INTR.: be customary or usual.
Ilsti-le [L. stylus], M.: style (manner of
writing; stylus); custom (style); knife;
gnomon (pin of a sun-dial); haft (handle).
-lettàre, TR.: wound with a dagger.
extension, etc. ;
stinto 505
-lettàta, F.: blow with a stiletto. -1ét-
to, M.: stiletto (poniard). -li=férme,
ADJ.: stiletto-shaped. -lista, M.: user
of a style. -listica, F.: rhetoric. -li-
stico, ADJ.: of a style-user.
stil-la [L. -la (dim. of stiria)], F.: drop.
-laménto, M.: distillation (dropping).
-lare, TR.: distil; delay (put off); INTR. :
drop down in drops; clarify (grow clear);
REFL.: do one’s best. -lato, PART.: dis-
tilled, etc.; M.: distilled drink; jelly-broth.
-latére, M.: distiller. -laziéne, F.: dis-
tillation ; infusion. -lieidio [L.-licidium
(stilla, drop, cadere, fall)], M.: stillicide.
-lino, M.: distiller. -lo, M.: vase of
liquor or broth; carefully studied thing.
stilo = stile.
sti-ma, F.: estimation (value); regard (es-
teem); praise: non fa — di nessuno, he
values nobody. -mabile, ADJ.: estimable.
-mabilita, F.: estimableness (value).
-magiéne}, F., -maméntof, M.: esti-
mation (valuation). |l-mare [L. esti. .],
TR.: esteem (value); believe (judge).
stima-te [Gr. stigmata, puncture (stizein,
prick)], F. PL.: stigmata (marks, wounds).
-tina, F., -tino, M.: brother or sister of
the stigmata (a religious company).
stima-tîvaf [-re], F.: estimation; dis-
cerning faculty (judgment). -tivo, ADJ.:
serving to estimate.
stimatiz-zare [Gr. stigmatizein], TR.:
stigmatize. -zAto, PART.: stigmatized.
sti-matéret, M., -matriee, F.: estima-
tor (appraiser). -maziéne, F.: estima-
tion. ||-mo = -ma.
sti-mite}, -mmate = -mate.
stimo-lare [L. stimulare, prick], TR.:
prick with a goad; stimulate (spur on).
-lativo, ADJ.: stimulative. -latére,
-latriee, F.: exciter (stimulator). -la-
ziéne, F.: stimulation. ||stimo-lo [L.
stimulus], M.: goad; spur (incentive) ;
(med.) stimulant; anguish}. -léso, ADI.:
sharp; vexing (exciting)}.
stincat, F.: top or summit (of a moun-
tain).
stincaiòlo [-che], M.: prisoner (for debt).
stincaé-ta [stinco], F.: blow on the shin.
-tara, F.: = -ta; mark of a kick.
stinche [fr. the name of a castle], F. PL.:
debtors’ prisons (in Florence).
stinco [OGer. skinko], M.: bone of the leg
(shin); leg.
stinénzia} = astinenza.
stingere [s-, ¢..], IRR.; TR.: take out the
colour of (discolour); extinguisht; (fig.)
darken (blacken); INTR., REFL.: fade; be
extinguished.
stinguere] = distinguere.
stinto [stingere], PART. : discoloured, etc.;
M.f: instinct.
506 stio
stio}, ADI. : of March flax.
stiòppo = schioppo.
stiòro, pl. —ra, —ri [staioro (dim. of
staio)], M.: peck (quart measure).
sti-pa [L. -pes, trunk of a tree], F.: brush-
wood (twigs); stubblet; pig-sty}; heap
(pile)}. -pa=mécchie, M.: one who
clears away brushwood. -pare, TR.: clear
away (brushwood, etc.); heap up; sur-
round with twigs}. -patére = -pamac-
chie. -patara, F.. cleaning away (clear-
ing).
stipen-didre [L. -diari], TR.: recom-
pense (pay a salary to); hire. -didriof,
M.: pensioner (stipendiary); ADI. : receiv-
ing pay. -didto, PART.: paid with a
stipend, etc. ||stipén-dio [L. -dium,
tax (stipipendium; stips, money, pendere,
pay)], M.: stipend (wages).
sti-pettàio, M.: cabinet-maker.
to, -pino, dim. of -po.
stipid.. = stupid. .
sti-pite [L. stipes, log], M.: jamb (door-
post); stalk (stem); stock; trunk. -po,
M.: cabinet; = -pitet.
stipticoj, M.: (med.) styptic (astringent).
stipula, F.: stubble.
stipulare [L. -ri], INTR.: stipulate (cov-
enant). -ziéme, F.: stipulation (agree-
ment); bargain.
sti-racchifbile, ADJ.: subject to cavil.
-racchiaménto, M.: overstretching;
sophistry. -racchiare [freq. of -rare],
TR.: pull (stretch); overstrain; INTR.:
cavil (sophisticate); cheapen (drive a hard
bargain); toilf. -racchiataménte,
ADV.: sophistically. -racchiatézza,
F.: sophistry (cavilling). -racchiatà-
ra, F.: captiousness (cavillation). -ra-
ménto, M.: stretching (straining); ten-
sion. |l-rare [s-, ¢..], TR.: iron; drag
with violence; pull out (stretch). -raté-
ra, -ratriee, F.: ironer of linen. -ra-
tira = -ramento. -reria, F.: ironing
establishment.
stir-pame, M.: quantity of briars, roots,
etc. -pa.. = estirpa.. |stir-pe [L.
-ps, stock], F.: race (family); progeny.
stiti-cdggine, F.: = -cherio. -camén-
te, ADV.: stypticly. -cére, INTR.: be
costive. -cheria, -chézza, -eità, F.:
costiveness (constipation); close-fisted-
ness; spleen. ||stiti-co [L. stypticus
(Gr. stuptikés)], ADJ.: styptic (costive) ;
close-fisted ; morose ; insipid (dry). -ete-
eio, -cizzo, disp. dim. of -co.
stituire} = istituire. .
stiuma.. = schiuma..
stivai = stegola.
stiva [L. -va (stare) standing thing], r.:
(nav.) hold (bulkhead).
stiva-laeeio, disp. aug. of -le.
\l-pét-
-lare,
stomacare
INTR., REFL.: put on one’s boots. -làta,
F.: blow with a boot. -lato, Parr.:
booted. ||stiva-le [Ger. stiefel], n:
boot; (fig.) stupid fellow: unger gli —,
flatter. -leria, F.: stupidity (simplicity).
-létto, M.: half-boot (buskin). -léne,
aug. of -le.
sti-vaménto, M.: heap (hoard, pile);
crowd. ||=ware [-pare], TR.: fill (heap
up); (nav.) stow away; REFL.: crowd to-
gether (assemble).
stivièrej, M.: high shoe (buskin).
stizeza [tizzo], F.: anger (wrath). -24-
rej, -zire, TR.. make angry; REFL.: be
angry (fall into a passion). -zo, M.: fire-
brand. -zéne, aug. of -z0. -zosamén-
te, ADV.: passionately (angrily). -zosét-
to, dim. of -z080. -z6s0, ADJ.: passion-
ate (choleric).
stoccafisso [Ger. stockfisch], M.: stock-
fish.
stoc-cata, F.: blow or thrust with a
sword; (fig.) request for money; trouble
(grief): stare sulle —te, be on one’s guard.
-catélla, dim. of -cata. -cheggiare,
TR.: stab with sword (wound); (fg.) stand
upon the defensive (be on one’s guard),
-chétto, dim. of -co. ||stée-co [Ger.
stock, stick], M.: rapier (sword); sword-
cane; polef (of a hay-stack); stock
(stump)f; race (family): avere —, have
wit or understanding; donna di —, woman
of honour.
stoccofisso = -cafisso.
stof-fa [Ger. stoff], F.: cloth. -‘fot, x:
quantity of stuff or matter.
stéggioy, M.: ceremony; flattery.
stogli. .j = distogli. .
sto-ia [L. storea], F.: straw-mat (has-
sock). -idre, TR.: supply with mats.
stoi-caménte, ADV.: stoically. -eismo,
M.: stoicism. ||stéi-co, pl. -ci [Gr. -kis
(Gr. stod, portico, where Zeno taught)],
ADI. : stoical.
stoino, M.: dim. of stoia; door-mat.
stòla [L.], F.: stole; dress (robe).
stoli-daménte, ADV.: ‘stolidly (foolishly).
-détto, dim. of -do. -dézza, -dita, F.:
stolidity (stupidity). ||stéli-do [L. -dus],
ADJ.: stolid (dull).
stéllo [?], M.: pole of a haystack; post.
stoléne [stola], M.. ornament of the
priest's cape; (agr.) dog’s grass.
stol-taménte, ADV.: foolishly. -tézza,
F.: foolishness (stupidity). -tiléquio,
M.: stultiloquy (foolish talk). -tizia =
-tezza. |stél=to [L. stultus], ADI.: sim-
ple (foolish) ; M.: fool.
stoma-céeeio, disp. of -co. -edgginet,
F.: nausea (loathing). -cdle, ADI.: sto-
machic (cordial). -edre, TR.: nauseate
(turn the stomach); disgust; INTR.: have
stomacato
one’s stomach turn. -càto, PART.: loathed,
etc. -caziéne}t = -caggine. -chévo-
le, ADJ.: loathsome (disgusting). -che-
volménte, ADV.: in a loathsome man-
ner. -chino, dim. of -co. ||stéma-co
[L. -chus (Gr. -chos)], M.: stomach; dis-
like; (fig.) anger (grudge): contro —,
unwillingly ; buono —, great eater. -cé-
ne, aug. of -co. -cosaménte, ADV.:
with disgust. -eéso, ADJ.: loathsome.
-ctizzo, disp. of -co. stoma-tico, ADI.:
stomachic.
sto-nante, ADJ.: discordant. ||-mare
[s-, £. .], INTR.: be out of tune; TR.: be-
wilder (confuse). -nattira, F.: getting
out of tune.
stép-pa [L. stuppa], F.: tow (hards of
flax or hemp). -paeceio, -paceiolof,
M.: wadding of a gun. -pàre, TR.: stop
with tow; stop (close); (fg.){ neglect.
stéppia [L. stipula], F.: stubble; stub-
ble field.
stop-pinadre [-pina], TR.: provide with a
fuse; [-pare], stop or close up tightly.
-piniéra, F.: lighter. {l-pino [-pa],
M.: wick; small taper; fuse.
stoppidne [-pia], M.: thistle.
stoppòso [-pa], ADJ.: flax-like (pulpy).
storàee [Gr. stirax], M., F.: storax.
stòr=eere [s-, torcere], IRR.; TR.: twist
(wrest, wring); untwist ; dislocate ; REFL.:
writhe; oppose (resist)t: — la bocca,
make wry faces. -ei=léggij}, M.: petti-
fogger (ignorant lawyer)." -eiménto,
M.: wringing (whirling) ; distortion.
stor-diménto, M.: stunning. |l-dire
(?], TR.: stun; confound; INTR.: be as-
tonished. -ditaménte, ADV.: thought-
lessly. -ditézza, F.: heedlessness (gid-
diness). -ditivo, ADJ.: stunning (amaz-
ing).
stòori-a [L., Gr. historia], F.: history;
tale (fable); poem (legend); historical
Picture; adventure. -Aeeia, disp. of -a.
-fio, -aro, M.: seller of histories. -alef,
ADJ.: historical; M.: historian. -almén-
te}, ADV.: historically. -fire, TR. : write
(histories, etc.) ; cf. istoriare; INTR.: lin-
ger (languish); lose time; make mad.
-caménte, ADV.: historically. stòri-
co, ADJ.: historical; M.: historian. -él-
la, -étta, dim. of -ia. -évole, ADJ.:
historical. -ografia, F.: historical nar-
ration. -ò-grafo, M.: historiographer.
stori-oneéllo, dim. of -one. ||-éne [L.
sturio], M.: sturgeon.
stormeg-giàret, INTR.: give the alarm;
crowd (assemble). -giata, F.: thunder-
ing noise (great uproar).
storméntoj = strumento.
stor-mire, INTR.: rustle (make a noise).
|Istér-mo [Ger. storm, tempest], M.:
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throng (crowd, band); troopt; combatt:
sonare a —, ring the alarm-bell.
stor-nare [dis-, ¢..], TR.: push back;
dissuade ; INTR.: swerve (fall back). -nèl-
lo, M.: dim. of -no; starling ; small pop-
ular poem; peg-top (gig). -’mol, M.: act
of pushing back; lottery ticket.
stérno2 [L. sturnus], M.: starling; of a
white and black horse.
stor-piaménto, M.: maiming (mutilation).
-piare [?], TR.: mutilate (cripple); (fig.)
speak badly; hinder; violate. -piata-
ménte, ADY.: in a mutilated manner.
-piato, PART.: mutilated, etc.; M.: crip-
ple. -piatére, M.: mutilator. -piatà-
ra, F.: mutilation; bad pronunciation.
stér-pio, M.: maiming; hindrance (ob-
stacle) ; cripple.
storrato}, ADJ.: dismantled (towerless).
stòrrej = distogliere.
storsiéne = estorsione.
stòr=ta [-cere], r.: twisting (wresting);
turn (winding); distiller’s retort; scimi-
tar. -taménte, ADV.: askance. -tét-
ta, dim. of -ta. -tézza = -ta. -tiglia-
to}, M., -tigliatàirat, F., -tilAto, M.:
(vet.) sprain. -tima, F.: dim. of -ta;
(mus.) wind-instrument. -'to, PART. of
-cere; perverse (wicked). -tiira, F.: act
of being twisted, etc.
sto-viglit = -viglie. -vigliéio, M.:
potter. |l-viglie [?], F. PL.: earthenware
vessels (pottery). -viglieria, F.: qual-
ity of earthenware.
stoz-zare, TR.: use the mandrel. |lstòz=
zo [Ger. stoss, thrust], M.: mandrel (instru-
ment for giving convexity to metal).
stra- [L. extra, out], PREF.: out of (with-
out); besides; beyond; much; more than.
-balzaménto, M.: tossing (throwing
up). =balzére, TR.: toss up and down.
=balzéni, ADV.: in a tossing manner.
=batteref, TR.: trouble (vex, disturb).
=bèllo, ADJ.: very beautiful. =bène,
ADV.: very well. =bére, IRR.; TR.: drink
immoderately. -beviziéne, F.: exces-
sive drinking. -biliàre, -bilîre{ [? L.
-bilicare], INTR.: wonder (be amazed).
strabismo [Gr. -bismés (-bés, short-sight-
ed)], M.: strabism (squinting).
straboc-caménto[stra-, bocca], M.: over-
flowing ; excess (superfluity); precipitate
fall. -care, INTR.: overflow; dash down;
exceed. -cataménte, ADV.: excessive-
ly. -ed&to, PART.: overflowed, etc.; incon-
siderate (heedless); precipitoust. -ché-
vole, ADJ.: immoderate (extraordinary) ;
hasty; steep. -chevolménte, ADV.:
overflowingly ; hastily (rashly). strabéc-
co, M.: fall; ADJ.: passionate (fiery).
stra-bondanza, F.: great abundance.
strabulef, F. PL.: breeches.
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stra-buòno, ADI. : very good.
strabuzzaret, TR.: stare (look askew).
stracanare [-ccare], REFL.: fatigue one’s
self.
stra-cannàre [canna], TR.: transfer (the
silk from one bobbin to another). =can-
natura, F.: transferring of silk. =can-
tére, INTR.: sing too much or out of
tune. =carico, ADJ.: overloaded. =ca-
ro, ADJ.: very dear.
strac-ca, F.: lassitude (weariness); girth:
a —, by force of fatigue. -cdggine, F.:
languor. -cdle, M.: strap (girth); tired
person. -caménto, M.: weariness (fa-
tigue). |l-edre [OGer. strecchan], TR.:
tire (fatigue); trouble; REFL.: get tired.
-cativo, -catéio, ADJ.: tiresome (fa-
tiguing). -chézza, F.: fatigue; annoy-
ance. -chieeio, dim. of -co. -chino,
M.: Lombard cheese.
strae-ciabile, ADI. : that can be torn.
-eia-fòglio, M.: waste-book. -eiaiò-
lo, M.: silk-carder. -eiaménto, M.:
tearing (rending); ruin (destruction) f.
ll-eiare [l. L. extractiare (L. trahere,
DRAW)], TR.: tear (rend); break}; lacer-
ate; INTR.: leave the track. -eiasdc-
ca, -eiasacco, ADV.: askance (scowling-
ly). -eiataménte, ADV.: in pieces; in
tatters. -eiatére, M.: tearer; ruiner.
-eiatàra, F.: tearing; destruction.
straceicalaref, INTR.: chatter intoler-
ably (prattle).
strae-cio [-ciare], M.: piece (bit); rag
(tatter); tear; PL.: coarse part of silk:
non ne sapere —, know nothing of the
matter; fatto a —}, bastard. -eiéne,
M.: ragged fellow; ADJ.: in tatters.
stracco [-ccare], aDJ.: fatigued (tired);
ruined; M.}: weariness ; importunity : ter-
reno —, barren ground.
stra-ccuranzaj, F.: negligence (care-
lessness). =còeere, IRR.; TR.: overcook
(overdo). -collàre [collo, top (of the
foot)], REFL.: sprain one’s self. -colla-
tira, F.: dislocation (luxation). =con-
sigliàre, TR.: advise strongly; consult
often. =contènto, ADJ.: very contented.
=cé6rrere, IRR.; INTR.: run very fast.
-corrévole, ADJ.: fleet (fast). -cérso,
PART.: fled (passed away). =cotànzaj
= tracotanza. =eòtto, PART. of -cocere;
overdone.
strà-da [L. -ta], F.: STREET (road); career;
(mil.) covered way: — laterale, branch
railroad; (fig.) metter fuori di —, lead
into error; andare alla —, become high-
wayman ; trovarsi in una —, be deprived
of everything. -daeeia, disp. of -da.
-déle, ADJ.: of a street or road. -da-
ménto, M.: act of showing the way;
clearing the road. -dare, TR.: clear (the
strabuono
strambo
road); show the way; guide. -dèlla,
-dèllo, -détta, -dettina, -dieeiéla,
dim. of -da. -diére, M.: gabel-man
(custom-officer). -dina, F.: street-walker
(prostitute).
stradiòtto [Gr. stratiétes, soldier], m.:
stradiot (Greek soldier).
stradéne, aug. of strada.
stra-déppio, ADJ.: more than double.
stra-duiecia, -diizza, -ducola, disp.
dim. of -da.
stràerej = estrarre.
stra-faleiare, TR.: mow carelessly (half
mow)f; INTR.: act heedlessly; do care-
lessly or fitfully ; (fig.) walk rapidly. -fal-
eiéne, M.: blunder (great error); ex-
travagance. =fare, IRR.; TR.: overdo.
-PAtto, PART.: overdone; over-ripe. =fe-
lare [fiele], REFL.: be out of breath,
-fficdre{, TR.: prune; disentangle; de-
spatch (finish). =figuriîre, TR.: trans-
figure (transform). -figurito, -figurà-
to, PART.: transfigured. =fine, ADJ:
superfine. =foràre, TR.: perforate (pierce
through). =formare = trasformare.
=foro, M.: act of boring through: lavo-
rare di —, ornament with drillings, work
underhandedly. =fugare = trafugare.
strage [L -ges, throwing down], F.: great
slaughter; mortality; destruction; great
abundance.
stra=giudieifle, -giudizifle, ADJ:
extrajudicial. :
stragliot, M.: (nav.) ship’s stay.
stra=godére, INTR.: enjoy very much.
=gonfifre, TR.: overswell. =grande,
ADJ.: excessively great. =grave, ADJ.:
very grave.
strainàrej = trainare.
stral-eidre, TR.: prune (nip off); (fig.)
end (conclude). ||stral-eio [s-, t. .] u.:
pruning ; settlement.
stra-le [OGer. -la (Ger. -hl, flash)], M.:
(poet.) arrow (dart). -létto, dim. of -le.
straligna. .=traligna. .
stra-lueènte, ADV.: very bright. -lu-
naménto, M.: rolling one’s eyes. =lu-
nare [luna], TR.: roll (one’s eyes); stare
at. -lunfto, ADJ.: staring, etc. =mal-
vagiot, ADJ.: very wicked. =matiro,
ADJ.: over-ripe (too ripe).
stra-mazzàre, TR.: knock down; INTR.:
fall down as dead. -mazzàta, F.: fall-
ing blow (floorer). -mézzot, M.: stretch-
ing blow; violent fall; cf. -punto. -maz-
zéne, M.: violent fall; slash (cut).
stràmbaj, F.: rope of hay or broom.
etrambasciare} = trambasciare.
stram-bellàre, TR.: cut or tear to
pieces. -béllo, M.: shred (bit); rag
(tatter). |[stram-bo [L. strabo (Gr.
strabén), squint-eyed], M., ADI.: bandy-
strambotto
legged (bow-legged); m.j:= -ha. -bòtto,
-bòttolo, M.: roundelay; blunder (in-
sipidity).
stré-me [L. -men (sternere, strew) litter],
M.: STRAW (hay, fodder); bed (litter).
-meggiàrei, TR.: eat (hay, etc.).
stramendre} = straportare.
stra=mezzare = tramezzare. =mog-
gidre, INTR.: superabound (be very plen-
tiful). =mortire, INTR.: faint away (fall
into a swoon).
strampa-lateria, F.: extravagance
(strangeness). ||-lato [s-, trampalo 7],
ADJ.: extravagant (strange). -laténe,
aug. of -lato. -leria, F.: strangeness.
stra-naéeecio, aug. of -no. -naménte,
ADV.: strangely. -nfre, TR.: maltreat
(ill-use); alienatet; INTR.: act strangely ;
go away. -maturaref, TR.: change the
nature of. -nefirej, TR.: send away.
-nétto, dim. of -no. -nézza, F.: strange-
ness; ill usage (abuse); whim (strange
thing)f. -ngioj = -no.
stran-golaménto, M.: strangling. ||-go-
lare [L. -gulare], TR.: strangle (choke);
REFL.: strangle one’s self. -golatdéio,
ADJ.: strangling; dangerous. -golatére,
M.: Strangler. -golaziéne, F.: stran-
gulation. strdn-goloj, M.: choking
(strangling). -gosciàrei, TR.: fatigue;
INTR.: be choked with grief (grieve).
-gugliéne, M.: (vet.) quinsy; strangles.
strangi-ria (Gr. strangouria], F.: stran-
gury. -ridre, INTR.: be afflicted with
strangury.
stra-nianzaj = -nezza. -nidre, TR.:
alienate (send away); REFL.: part (go
away); become a stranger. -niére,
-niéro, ADJ.: strange (foreign); M.:
stranger (alien). Ilstrà-nio [L. extra-
nius (for -neus)], ADJ.: extraneous (alien,
foreign); extraordinary (unusual); cf. Eng.
EXTRANEOUS.
usual; rude (uncivil); ADV.f: rudely;
proudly. -nfieeio, ADJ.: rather meagre ;
rather pale.
stra-nutélla, F.: plant which causes
sneezing. -mito, etc. = starnuto, etc.
straordi-nariaménte, ADV.: extraor-
dinarily. -narietà, F.: extraordinari-
ness. |lemario [L. extra-ordinarius],
ADJ. : extraordinary (unusual); M.: courier;
mace-bearer (bailiff).
stra-pagare, TR.: overpay.
strapandto [s-, ¢. .], ADJ.: torn.
stra-parlare, INTR.: talk too much.
stra-pazzaménto, M.: ill-treatment;
contempt. -pazzare, TR.: ill-treat
(abuse); disdain; slight; reprove; REFL.:
tire one’s self: — un cavallo, harass a
horse; — il mestiere, slight a task.
-pazzata, F.: reproof. -pazzatamén-
-no, ADJ.: strange; un-,
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te, ADV.: carelessly. -pazzatére, M.:
abuser (insulter). ||-pazzo [?], M.: abuse
(ill-use); insult; excess; ADJ.: extrav-
agant: cavallo da —, cab horse; cosa
da —, thing for daily or common use;
abiti da —, working clothes; a —, care-
lessly (negligently). -pazzéso, ADJ.:
careless ; superabundant.
stra-pérdere, INTR.: lose a great deal.
=piaeére, TR.: please very much. =pian-
tare, TR.: transplant. =pièno, ADJ.:
overfull. -piombadre, INTR.: be un-
vertical, out of plumb; (fig.) weigh too
much. =piémbo, M.: being out of plumb;
overweight. =pidvere, IRR.; INTR.: rain
heavily. =portàre, TR.: transport; move
(charm). =potènte, ADJ.: very powerful.
strap-paménto, M.: act of pulling away
or tearing off. |l-pare [Ger. -fen], TR.:
pull away (force away); grub up; lacerate
stratego
(tear). -pata, F.: pulling out; strap-
pado (kind of torture). -patélla, dim.
of -pata. -patira = -pamento. -po,
M.: tearing away; grubbing up; thing
pulled up.
stra=pregàre, TR.: pray very earnestly.
stra-puntino, dim. of -punto. ||-pin-
to [s-, t. .], M.: mattress.
stra=ricco, ADJ.: very rich. =ripévo-
let, ADJ.: very steep (rugged).
strarre = estrarre.
stra=sapére, IRR.; INTR.: know too
much. -sapito, PART.: over-wise (very
learned).
strasci-caménto, M.: act of drawing
or dragging after. ||-eare [s-, trajicare
(trahicare)], TR.: drag (draw along);
INTR.: go slowly (crawl). strasci-co,
M.: drawing or dragging along; train of
a gown; remnant (remainder): favellar
collo —, drawl out one’s words (speak very
slowly). -céme, M.: aug. of -co; one
who drags himself along. -eémi, ADV.:
drawlingly. -naménto, M.: drawing or
dragging along. -nàre, TR.: draw, drag
or trail along. -matara = -namento.
-nîo, M.: continued dragging along.
stràsci-noI, M.: dragging; bird or fish
net. strasci-no2, M.: hawking butcher.
stra-=secolare [secolo], INTR.: wonder
(be amazed); TR.: confound. =servito,
ADI. : bountifully served. -sordinàrioj
= straordinario. -sportare} = tra-
sportare.
stratagòmmaj = strattagemma.
stratagliàrej, TR.: cut (slash); INTR.:
cut like a razor.
stra-tegia [Gr.-tegia, office of a general],
F.: strategy (military tactics). -tégico,
pl. —ci, ADJ.: strategic. ||-tégo [Gr.
-teg6s, general], M.: officer commanding a
strategy (chief).
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stra-tificare [-io, facere], TR., INTR.:
stratify (dispose in layers). -tificaziò-
ne, F.: stratification. -tiférme [-ma],
ADJ.: stratiform. ||stra-to [L. -tum
(sternere, extend)], M.: stratum (layer);
carpet; bedf.
stratta — strappata.
strattagémma, pl. —i [strategia], M.:
stratagem (trick).
strattone, aug. of stratta.
stratto}, ADJ.: strange (unusual); original;
extracted ; separated; inclined (disposed);
M.: extract; abridgment (abstract).
stra-vacato [L. extra-vacuare, make void
or free], ADJ.: (of a page) loosened on
account of poor binding. -vagànte [L.
extra-vagans], ADJ.: extravagant; capri-
cious (whimsical). -vaganteménte,
ADV.: extravagantly. -vagantéttof,
dim. of -vagante. -vaganza, F.: extrava-
gance (singularity): far delle —ze, do
strange things. -valicéreij, TR.: pass
over in haste. -vasaménto, M.: (med.)
extravasation. -vasare, INTR., REFL.:
extravasate (be diffused). =waso, M.:
extravasating. =vedére, IRR.; TR., INTR.:
see too much; see badly. -venare
[vena], INTR.: (med.) extravasate. =véro,
ADJ.: very true (most true). =vesti..}
= travesti.. =vidre, TR.: take out of
the road. =vineere, IRR.; TR., INTR.:
win or gain too much. =visare, TR.: dis-
guise (travesty); REFL.: disguise one’s
self. =viziére, INTR.: banquet (feast);
be dissolute. =vizio, M.: feasting (merry-
making); excess (debauch). -vizzaret
=-viziare. =vizzo, M.: banquet of Flor-
entine Academy of Letters; = -vizio.
=volére, IRR.; TR.: desire or wish for too
much; INTR.: wish too much or too often.
=vélgere, IRR.; TR.: twist around (wrest,
writhe); REFL.: tumble down (fall over).
-volgiménto, M.: contortion; revolu-
tion. -voltaménte, ADV.: in a twisted
manner. =voltare, TR.: twist; upset
(throw into confusion). -vélto, PART.:
twisted, etc. -voltura, F.: contortion
(twisting) ; perverted interpretation.
stra-ziare [distractiare (distractus, di-
vided)], TR.: tear up; abuse (revile);
deride; waste (spend); torment. -ziata-
ménte, ADV.: in an outrageous manner.
-ziatére, M.: tormentor; insulter.
-zieggiare}, TR.:-deride (mock, ridicule).
-ziévole}, ADI.: abusive (insulting).
strà-zio, M.: torment (torture); tear;
affront; prodigality. -ziosaménte, ADV.:
shamefully (contumeliously).
strebbiàra}, TR.: polish (make clean);
REFL.: fard (paint one’s face).
streeeiare [s-, treccia], INTR.: loosen the
tresses; TR.: unravel (undo).
striato
strefolfret, TR.: untwist (untwine),
stré-ga [L. striga (strix, screecher)], r.:
witch (hag): darsi alle -ghe, get impa-
tient (be vexed). -gaeeia, disp. of -ga.
-gaménto, M.: bewitching. -gare, T:.:
bewitch (charm, enchant). -gheria, F.:
sorcery (witchcraft).
streg-gh..= stri-gl.. -ghiatére, u.;
horse-currier ; reprover. -ghiatiara, F.:
currying; rebuke. strég-lia = «ghia.
strégolat, F.: slap (blow on the face).
stregò-na, F.: = strega. -ndeeio,
disp. of -ne. -nàre = stregare. stregé-
ne, M.: wizard (sorcerer). -ndeetot,
M., -meria, F.: sorcery.
strégua [?7..],F.: reckoning; measure,
stre-maménte, ADV.: extremely. -mé-
re, TR.: diminish (lessen). -menziref,
TR.: weaken (extenuate). -mézza, F.:
extremity (want, necessity); extreme,
-mita, F.: extremity (utmost part).
Ilstrè-mo [estremo], ADI.: extreme (ut-
most); stingy; destitute; M.: extremity;
necessity.
strénna [L. strena, omen], F.: drink-
money; new-year's gift.
stre-nuaménte, ADV.: strenuously; val-
iantly. -muita, F.: strenuousness; brav-
ery. |lstré-nuo [L. -nuus], ADJ.: stren-
uous (sturdy); valiant (bold).
stré-pere [L.], INTR.: make a noise.
-pidire}, -pirej, TR.: fill with noise;
INTR.: be stunned with noise. -pitamén-
to, M.: act of making noise. -pitante,
ADJ.: noisy. -pitàre [L. intens. of -pe-
re)], INTR.: make a great noise. -piteg-
giàret, INTR.: make some noise. stré-
pito [L. -pitus (-pere) clashing, sound],
M.: noise. -pitosaménte, ADV.: noisily
(loudly). -pitéso, ADJ.: noisy (loud).
strét-ta, F.: squeezing (pressing); dis-
tress; quantity; strait (defile); want (pen-
ury)}: dar ? ultima —, kill; esser alle
-te, be in straitened circumstances. -ta-
ménte, ADV.: closely; extremely ; rig-
orously. -terélla, dim. of -ta. -tézza,
F.: narrowness (straitness); scarcity}: —
di cuore, anxiety (trouble of mind). -tire,
TR.: diminish (make narrower). Il=to,
PART. of stringere; narrow (strait); in-
timate; private (secret); stingy; extreme;
ADV.: close; meanly; M.: narrow place
(defile); distress (trouble): parente —,
near relative. -téia,F.: band (bandage).
-toino, dim. of -toio. -téio, M.: press
(for wine, etc.); ligature (tight bandage).
strettuélet, ADJ.: of the same district.
strettara [-tto], F.: tying tight; narrow
ness (straitness). .
stri-a [L.], F.: (arch.) channelling (fluting).
-fre, TR.: channel (chamfer). -Ato;
PART.: fluted, etc. È
stribbiare
stribbiarej = strebbiare.
stribui. .} = distribui. .
stric-née [L. strychnus], F. PL.:
nus. -nîna, F.: strychnine.
stri-dere [L.], INTR.: shriek (scream);
creak. -dévole}, ADJ.: sharp (shrill).
-dio, M.: prolonged cry or shriek. -dire,
strych-
INTR.: screech (cry). stri-do, M.: cry
(shriek). -dére, M.: = -do; excessive
cold: — di denti, chattering (of the
teeth). stri-dulo, ADJ.: shrill (shriek-
ing); creaking.
stri-gàre [s-, intr. .], TR.: unravel (dis-
entangle). -gatére, M.: unraveller; ex-
plainer.
strige [L. striz, screecher], F.: screech-
owl.
strigilo [L. -gilis], M.: strigil (scraper).
strigio{, M.: (bot.) nightshade.
stri-glia [L. -gilis], F
-gliare, TR.: curry.
strignere — stringere.
stril-lare, INTR.: cry (shriek).
[stridulo], M.: scream (cry).
strim-pellaménto, M.: scraping sound.
ll-pellare [t. .], TR.: strum or scrape
upon (an instrument). -pellata, F.:
strumming (scraping). -pèllo, M.: in-
strument scraped; harsh sound.
stri-nare [usir. . (urere, burn)], TR.:
singe. -nfto, PART.: singed; very thin.
strin-ga —aghetto. -gaio, M.: maker
or seller of tags and laces.
strin-gare, TR.: restrain (restrict). -ga-
to, PART.: restrained; concise. ||strin-
gere [OGer. string-, bind], IRR.$; TR.: bind
fast (tie tight); close; press; force (com-
pel); urge; grasp; REFL.: meet together:
— uno tra l’uscio e il muro, drive one
up in a corner (reduce one to straits) ;
— il sangue, staunch the blood; — ami-
cizia, form a friendship; — î panni ad-
dosso u uno, force one to a conclusion;
-gersi nelle spalle, shrug one’s shoulders.
-ghétta, dim. of -ga. -giménto, M.:
binding fast. -gitére, M.: one who binds
or ties. -gitàra, F.: tying. strin-ta,
-to = stret-ta, -to.
$ Pret. sfriu-sî, -se; -sero.
(or strinto).
striònej, M.: actor.
strip-pàre [s-, frippa], INTR.: cram or
stuff one’s belly. -pdta, F.: cramming
(stuffing).
stri-scétta, dim. of -scia.
[? OFr. estrece, narrow thing], F.: band
(strip); PL.: kind of macaroni; (mil. )
long two-edged sword (scimitar); serpent ;
beam of light: fucile a —, rifle-barrelled
gun. -sciaménto, M.: slipping (glid-
ing). -sciare, TR.: slip (slide); INTR.,
REFL.: crawl (glide); shave (graze). -scia-
currycomb.
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ta, F.: slipping; narrow country. -scia-
taménte, ADV.: in a sliding manner.
-scio, M.: sliding. -sciòla, dim. of
-scia. -sciolina, dim. of -sciola. -scié-
ne, M.: slider (glider). -sctémi, ADV.:
camminar —, shuffie along (crawl).
strito-labile, ADJ.: friable (brittle).
-laménto, M.: grinding (pulverization).
ll-lare [s-, tritolo], TR.: crumble (tritu-
rate); break; REFL.: be ground; long for.
-latùra, F.: act of crumbling, etc.
striz-za=liméni, M.: lemon-squeezer.
ll-zAre [strictiare (strictus, drawn to-
gether)], TR.: squeeze out (express): —
l'occhio, tip the wink. -zAta, F.: squeez-
ing. -zatina, dim. of -cata. -zéne,
M.: strong squeeze.
stré-fa [Gr. -phé], F.: strophe (stanza).
-ficeia, -fétta, -fettina, disp. and
dim. of fa. -fe=-fa.
strofi-eidecciot, -nieeio, -néeeiolo,
M.: dish-clout (dusting-clout). -namén-
to, M.: rubbing (polishing). ||-ndre [?],
TR.: scour (rub, polish). -mata, F.: rub-
bing (polishing). -matina, dim. of -nata.
-nio, M.: continual rubbing.
strofiiecia, disp. of -fa.
strogolare [s-, trogolo], INTR. :
self while eating.
stro-lag. ., -log. . = astrolog. .
strom-baref, TR.: expand (widen, open).
-batàraj, F.: widening.
strom-bazzare, TR.: trumpet (announce).
-bazzata, F.: sound of a trumpet; signal
for battle. |l-bettare [s-, ¢. .], TR.:
sound (a trumpet); proclaim or publish-
with sound of trumpet. -bettata, F
sound of a trumpet; noise (rumour); com-
plaint. -bettiére, M.: trumpeter. -bet-
tio, M.: trumpeting.
stroménto = strumento.
stron-caménto, M.: retrenching (cutting
off). |l-care [s-, tr. .], TR.: retrench
(cut off, shorten). -cattira, F.: retrench-
ment (cutting off). -co, ADJ.: cut off.
stronfiare [s-, tr. .], INTR.: rage (grum-
ble, fume).
stronomia = astronomia.
strén-zo, ||utrén-zolo [OGer. strunzan),
M.: excrement (dung).
stropie-ciaménto, M.: rubbing (fric-
tion). |l-etare [?], TR.: rub together;
vex (trouble)}; strike against}. -eiata,
F.: friction (rubbing). -eiatèlla, dim.
of -ciata. -eiatàira, F.: rubbing; trou-
ble (fatigue). stropie-eio, -eio, M.:
continual rubbing. -eiéna, F., -eiéne,
M.: bigot (hypocrite).
stroppi. . = storpi..
pier pplateralt F.: block (strop).
strò-scia [s-, t. .], F.: splash; roar;
stream. -sciare, INTR.: splash down;
strosciare
soil one’s
512 stroscio
roar. strò-scio, M.: splash; falling
noise.
strdz-za [OGer. drozd], F.: throat (gullet).
-zaménto, M.: strangling (suffocation).
-zare, TR.: strangle (choke). -zato,
PART.: choked, etc.; M.: narrow-necked
vase (demijohn). -zatéio, ADJ.: chok-
ing; with a narrow neck}. -zatùàra, F.:
strangling; narrowness. -zièrej, M.:
falconer. -zino, M.: kind of a trap;
(fig.) usurer.
strub-biare [cf. trebbiare], TR.: consume
(devour). strab-bio, M.: consumption.
-biéne, M.: big eater.
strieio = trucio.
strif-fot, -foloj, M.: heap of shreds.
strag-gere [L. destruere, destroy], IRR.§ ;
TR.: dissolve (melt); consume; have a
great desire for; destroy}; REFL.: waste
(pine) away. -gibiico, M.: tedious af-
fair. -gi-cuòre, M.: melting of the
heart. -gimémnto, M.: dissolving (melt-
ing); destruction; disquiet; passion (de-
sire). -gitére, M., -gitrice, F.: de-
stroyer ; consumer. ù
$ Pret. stvzés-sz, -se ; -sero.
struire = istruire.
strama}, F.: scrofula (kings evil).
strumen-taceio, disp. of -to. -téiof,
M.: musical-instrument maker. -tale,
ADJ.: instrumental. -talménte, ADV.:
instrumentally. -tare, TR.: compose (the
instrumental music of an opera, etc.). -ti-
no, dim. of -to. ||strumén-to [istr. .],
M.: instrument; implement (tool); musi-
cal instrument; deed; (fig.) wretched
subject.
strupare = stuprare.
strusciare [? strisciare], TR.: consume
(spoil; damage); (fig.) = strisciare.
strat-ta [struggere], F.: melting (lique-
faction). -to, PART.: melted; M.: lard.
struttara [L. structura (struere, build)],
F.: structure; construction.
struziéne, F.: destruction.
struz-zo [Gr. strouthion, young sparrow],
-zolo}, M.: OSTRICH; (fig.) great feeder.
stuc-caménto, M.: covering with stucco.
\l-c4re [-co], TR.: stop or do over with
stucco; surfeit (disgust). -catére, M.:
plasterer. -catura, F.: plastering.
-chénte = -chevole. -chevolaggine,
F.: tediousness; disgust. -chevolàret,
TR.: annoy; disgust; tire. -chévole,
ADJ.: tedious (tiresome); loathsome.
-chevolézza, F.: tediousness; disgust ;
surfeit. -chevolménte, ADV.: tediously;
disgustingly ; tiresomely. -chingio, M.:
maker or seller of stucco figures. -chino,
M.: small stucco figure.
stieeio], M.: small case (sheath).
stiic-co [OGer. -chi, crust], M.:
Part. strutto.
stucco ;
sturbare
grumbler; ADJ.: surfeited (satiated); tired,
-céso, ADJ.: very tiresome ; distasteful,
stu-dènte, PART.: studious; student,
-didbile, apJ.: fit to be studied. -diac-
chiare, INTR.: study unwillingly. -dia-
ménto, M.: study; care (diligence),
||-diare [L. -dere, strive], TR.: study;
attend to (reflect upon); hasten; urge};
cultivate (till); REFL.: endeavour (strive),
-didto, Part.: studied, etc.; M.: compo-
sition; lucubration. -diatére, M.: stu.
dent. -dievolménte, ADV.: on purpose
(precisely). stii-dio,M.: study; industry
(diligence); painting (model); study-hall;
office; university (school): a bello —, on
purpose (wilfully). -diolino, dim. of
-diolo. -didlo, dim. of -dio. -diosa-
ménte, ADV.: studiously (diligently),
-diéso, ADJ.: studious (industrious);
quick (swift){; careful.
stuel-lare, TR.: stop with tow. |lstuèl=
lo [?], M.: dossil (pledget, lint).
sta-fa [? OGer. -pa], F.: stove; a heated
room; (chem.) stove; fomentationt ; hot-
bath}. -faiòlo}, M.: master or keeper
of a bath; maker or seller of stoves.
-fare, TR.: stew slowly; annoy (weary);
INTR.: take a hot-bathj. -féto, Part.:
stewed; annoyed, etc.; M.: stewed meat
(ragout). -fatira, F.: stewing (steam-
ing). -fo, ADJ.: wearied; disgusted.
stultizia = stoltizia. i
stummi.., stumi.. = schium..
stuoi.. = stoi...
studlo [Gr. stélos, expedition], M.: troop
(company, band); quantity.
stuo-nantet, ADJ.: out of tune (disso-
nant). -maref, INTR.: be or sing out of
tune.
stu-pefare [L. -pe-facere], TR.: stupefy
(amaze); INTR.: become stupid; be sur-
prised at. -pefattivo, ADJ.: stupefac
tive. -pefatto, PART.: stupefied, etc.
-pefazidne, F.: stupefaction. ~penda-
ménte, ADV.: stupendously. -pèndo,
ADJ.: prodigious (wonderful); excellent
(exquisite). -pidéeeio, ADI.: disp. of
-pido; M.: very stupid fellow. -pidézza,
F.: stupidity (folly). -pidire, TR.: amae
(astonish); INTR.: grow stupid; be aston
ished. -pidita, F.: stupidity. stfi-pido,
ADJ.; amazed; dull (stupid); benumbed.
-pire, INTR.: be astonished or amazed.
-pore, M.: stupor.
stu-prare, TR.: stuprate (depucelate).
-pratére, M.: ravisher (violator). sti
pro [L. -prum, defilement], m.: depucel-
tion (rape).
stil-ra, F.: act of uncorking; waste
ll-rare [s-, t. .], TR.: uncork (unstop).
stur-baménto, M., -bfnza, F.: distut
ance (disorder, trouble). -bàre,
TR:
[ln
il
[ee Re
4 sudden (subitaneous).
sturbatore
disturb, vex. -batére,M.: troubler. -ba-
ziéne}, F., -bo, M.: trouble (annoyance).
stutàret, TR.: deaden (extinguish).
stazia = astuzia.
stiizio], M.: wild cabbage.
stuzzi-ca-dènti, M.: toothpick. -ca-
ménto, M.: stirring ; irritation. ||-care
[2], TR.: stir a little (move); stir up (in-
cite): — i denti, pick the teeth ; (fig.) eat
something to arouse the appetite. -ca-
téio, M.: prick (goad); poker. -catére,
-chino, M.: instigator; stirrer. -co-
récchi [-co-orecchi], M.: ear-pick.
su [L. sub], PREP.: on (upon); about; to-
wards; near; ADV.: up; above; before;
very far: — e giù, up and down; venir
—, come up (thrive); — —, cheer up!
sua-dérej, TR.: persuade. -dévolet,
ADJ.: persuasive. -dotj, ADJ.: persua-
sory.
su-aecennato, ADJ.: above-mentioned.
sua-sibile} [-dere], ADI.: persuasible.
-siéne}, F.: persuasion. -sivot, ADJ.:
persuasive. -sof, PART.: (poet.) per-
suaded.
suav.. = soav..
sub-([L., under], PREF.: -Aeido, ADJ.: sub-
acid (slightly sour). -&lbidot, ADI.:
whitish. -alternérej, TR.: make sub-
ordinate. -alternativot, ADJ.: that
may be subordinate. -alternàtoi, -al-
tèrnoj, ADJ.: subaltern (subordinate).
-astàre}, TR.: sell by auction. -asta-
ziénej, F.: selling by auction. -avvi-
sare}, TR.: advise secretly.
stib-bia [L. -ula, awl], F.: chisel. -bid-
re, TR.:
of -bia.
carve (chisel). -biétta, dim.
~ subbidtto [L.-jectus], m.: subject ; object.
© subbillàre = sobillare.
stibbio [L. subulum], M.: weaver’s beam;
tree-trunk.
subbiss.. = subiss. .
sub- [L., under]: =bollîre{, TR. : parboil
(boil slowly). -biiglio [-bollire], M.: con-
fusion (of persons). =cutfineo, ADI.:
subcutaneous. siib=dolo [L. -dolus],
ADJ.: deceitful (somewhat crafty). stub=
duplo = sud-duplo. -entrare, TR.:
succeed (come after). -iètto = -bietto.
. «illaméntoj, M.: act of instigating ; sub-
ornation. -illaret, TR.: draw aside; sub-
orn. -inténdere = sottintendere. =ire,
TR.: bear (support); meet with. -issare,
TR.: overthrow; destroy; INTR.: fall
down; perish. -isso [sub-, abisso], M.:
ruin (destruction); great quantity; prodi-
gy. -itaménte, -itaneaménte, ADV.:
suddenly. -itaneita, F.: promptitude
(quickness). -itfneo, -itànot, ADJ.:
-itanza}, -itéz-
stb-
zat, F.: suddenness; quickness.
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ito [L. -itus (-ire, go beneath = steal
on)], ADJ.: sudden; hasty (irritable) ;
ADV.: suddenly. -itosaménte, ADV.:
suddenly (unawares). -iugàrej = soggio-
gare. -iuntivo, M.: subjunctive (mood).
-limaménto, M.: sublimation (promo-
tion). -limàare [L.], TR.: exalt (advance,
raise); sublimate; praise. -limatòrio,
ADJ.: of a vase used in sublimation. -li-
mazioéne, F.: sublimation; preferment
(advancement). -lime [L. -limis], ADI.:
sublime (lofty, high). -limeménte, ADV.:
sublimely; nobly. -limita, F.: sublimity
succhiello
(loftiness). -limoj = -lime. -lingua-
le}, ADJ.: sublingual. =lunfre, ADJ.:
sublunary. =odoràre [odore], TR.: smell
out (learn craftily); INTR.: smell slightly.
-ordinaménto, M.: subordination. =or-
dinare, TR.: subordinate; INTR.: be
subordinate or dependent upon. -ordi-
nataménte, ADV.: subordinately. -or-
dinàto, ADJ.: subordinate. -ordinazié-
ne, F.: subordination (dependence). -or-
nare [L.], TR.: suborn (instigate, bribe).
-ornatére, M.: suborner (inducer). -or-
naziéne, F.: subornation; corruption.
-aglio = -buglio. -urbaéno [L. -urba-
nus], ADJ.: suburban. -urbicdério, ADJ.:
suburbicarian. =arbio [L. -urbium (urbs,
city)], M.: suburb.
suc= [L. for sud, ‘under,’ bef. c], PREF. :
suece-daneo [L. -daneus], ADJ.: succe-
daneous; M.: equivalent. -démte, PART.:
subsequent (succeeding). ||sueeé-dere
[L. (sub, cedere, go)], IRR. (cf. concedere);
INTR.: succeed (follow); inherit; happen
(come to pass). -dévole, ADJ.: succeed-
ing (subsequent). -devolménte, ADV.:
successively. -diménto, M.: success;
issue; adventure. -ditére, M., -ditrice,
F.: succeeder; successor. -duto, PART.:
succeeded, etc.
sueeenerieeiof, ADJ.: baked under the
ashes.
sueces-siéne [L. -sio], F.: succession
(event, issue); inheritance. -sivamén-
te, ADV.: successively. -sivo, ADJ.:
successive (subsequent); ADV.: succes-
sively. sueeès-so, M.: success (event,
issue). -sòra, F., -s6re, M.: successor.
-sòrio, ADJ.: successory.
suc-chiaménto, M.: sucking (attrac-
tion). ||-chiare [L. -ulare], TR.: suck;
bore with a gimlet (pierce). -chiatéio,
“M.: bee’s sucker. -chiellaménto, M.:
act of boring or piercing. -chiellare,
TR.: bore with a wimble: — le carte, un-
fold maps slowly. -chiellétto, dim. of
-chiello. -chiellindio, M.: maker or
seller of gimlets, wimbles, etc. -chiel-
linare, TR.: bore often (pierce frequent-
ly). -ehiéllo, M.: wimble (small gimlet
succhio
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or augur). ste-chio, M.: sap (juice);
augur (gimlet): (fig.) mettere uno in —,
cause one to desire something. -chiéne,
M.: bud; young shoot. -eiabebnet,
M.: drunkard. -eia=méle, M.: honey-
suckle. -eiaménto, M.: sucking (suc-
tion). -eia=minèstre, M.: worthless
fellow. -eidre, TR.: suck; imbibe;
-eia=sfngue, M
swallow (pocket). 2
-eiatére, M., -eia-
blood-sucker (leech).
trice, F.: sucker.
suceidere [L.], TR.: cut from below; cut
off (lop off)f.
sue-eignere}, =eingere, IRR.; TR.: tuck
up (gird up).
stieeino [L. -cinum], M.: amber.
sue-eintaménte, ADV.: succinctly. -ein-
tézza, F.: succinctness. ||=-einto [L.
-cinctus (cingere, gird)], ADJ.: tucked up;
succinct (short).
ste-eio [-chiare], M.: sucking (draught);
red spot (left by a kiss): in un —, ina
moment. -eiéla, F.: boiled chestnut: an-
darsene in broda di —, be overcome with
joy. -eiéne, M.: young shoot (bud).
sueeiso, PART. of -cidere; cut under;
lopped off ; oS away.
succo. . = sug
saceubo [L. ane (lie)], M.
demon; nightmare).
succulènto [L. -tus], ADI. : succulent.
succursale [L. -cursus (-currere, run
under, relieve)], ADJ.: aiding (assisting);
: succubus (a
succursal; F.: chapel of ease; (com.)
branch.
suc-cutàneo, ADJ.: subcutaneous.
sueid. .= sudic. .
sticot = sug 0.
sud (oGer.]. M.: south. i
sudacchiare, dim. of sudare. \
su-démini, M., PL.: blotches or breakings
out (from heat). ll-dare [L.], INTR.:
SWEAT (perspire); TR.: gain with swéat.
-dario, M.: holy handkerchief ; towel.
-data, F.: sweating. -ddto, PART.:
perspired; done. -datieeio, dim. of
-dato. -datina, dim. of -data. -da-
tòrio, ADJ.: sudorific; M.: sudatorium
(sweating-room); sweatiag-bath.
sud- = sub-: -decanàto, M.: subdiaco-
nate. =decé4no, M.: subdeacon (subdean).
=delegare, TR.: subdelegate. -dele-
gazione, F.: subdelegation. =détto,
ADJ.: above-said (afore-mentioned). -dia-
conato, M.: order of sub-deacon. =dia-
cono, M.: sub-deacon. =distinguere,
IRR.; TR.: subdistinguish. -distinzid-
ne, F.: subdistinction. =ditànza, F.:
subjection (submission). =dito [L. sub-
ditus (dare, put)], ADJ.: subject (bound,
liable); M.: vassal. -=dividere [subd. .],
IRR.; TR.: subdivide. -divisibile, ADI.:
sugherato
that can be subdivided. -divisione, F.:
subdivision. -diviso, PART.: subdivided.
-‘duplo, ADJ.: subduplicate.
su-dieeria, F.: filthiness (dirtiness). -di-
eiaménte, ADV.: nastily. -dieeio,
ADJ.: somewhat dirty. st-dieio [metath.
for L. sucidus, juicy], ADJ.: nasty (filthy,
greasy). -dieiéne, aug. of -dicio. -di-
eidtto, ADJ.: rather dirty. -dietime,
M.: nastiness (filthiness).
sudé-re [L. -r], M.: sweat; labour (toil);
reward. -rétto, dim. of -re. -rifero,
ADJ.: sudorific. -rifico, pl. —ci = -ri-
fero. -rino, dim. of -re.
suf- [L., for sub, ‘under, bef. f]: -fètto
{L. feetus], ADJ.: substituted. -fie(i)én-
te [L. ficiens], ADJ.: sufficient; capable
(qualified for). -fie(i)enteménte, ADV.:
sufficiently. -fieientézzat, -fie(i)én-
za, F.: sufficiency; ability (capacity);
plenty. =fisso [-fixus (-figere, fix on)],
M.: suffix. -fizien..j = -ficien.. -fo-
ca. .J = soffoca.. -féleeret, -f6lge-
ref, IRR.; TR.: sustain (prop up); put
upon. -f6lto}, PART.: sustained, etc.
=formativo, ADJ.: subordinately forma-
tive. -fraganeo, ADJ.: suffragan. -fra-
gare [L. -fragari], INTR.: be useful to;
R.: help; vote for. -fragio [L. -fra-
gium (frangere, BREAK)], M.: suffrage
(vote); relief. =fritiee, M.: shrub.
-fumicaménto = -fumicazione. =fu-
micare, TR.: suffumigate. -fumica-
ziéne, F.: suffumigation. -fumigàre
= fumicare. -fumigio, M.: suffumiga-
tion. -fusiéne, F.: suffusion; cataract.
=faso, ADJ.: sprinkled (suffused).
sufola. . = zufola. .
sugare [-go], TR.: suck up (absorb);
(agr.) manure; blot: carta sugante, blot
ting paper.
sugatto [L. subactum], M.:
(for straps, etc.).
sug-gellaménto, M.: sealing (wafering).
ll-wellare [L. -gillare], TR.: seal; stop;
soft leather
imprint ; mark with a hot iron}. -gél-
lo, M.: seal; print (mark).
siggere — succhiare.
sugge-riménto, M.: suggestion. |l-ge-
-gerere (sub, under, gerere,
carry)], TR.: suggest (insinuate). -geri-
téra, F., -geritére, M , -geritrieo,
F.: suggester; (theat.) prompter. -ge-
stiéne, F.: suggestion; prompting. -ge-
stivaménte, ADV.: suggestively (art-
fully). -gestivo, ADJ.: suggestive (in-
sidious). ©
sug-gett.
gez..
suggiugare = soggiogare.
sighe-ra, F.: cf. -ro. -rére, TR:
streak (with cork). -réto, PART.: corked
rire [L.
. = soggelt.. -gez.. = s0g-
sugherella
(furnished with cork); made of cork.
-rélla, F.: (bot.) kind of false cork.
-réta, F., -réto, M.: wood of cork-tree.
|saghe-ro [L. suber], M.: cork; cork-
tree.
stigli = su gli.
sugliàrdot, ADJ.: dirty (filthy)..
sa-gna [L. axungia, stuff for anointing],
F.: swine’s grease (lard). -gnaeceia,
disp. of -gna. -gnéso, ADJ.: fat (greasy).
sa-go [L. -cus], M.: sap (juice); gravy;
manure ; substance (quintessence). -gosa-
ménte, ADV.: in a juicy manner. -go-
sità, F.: moisture (juice). -géso, ADJ.:
juicy (full of juice).
suguméra}, F.: ceremony (ostentation).
sti = sui.
sui-eida [L. -cidium (cedere) killing of
one’s self], m.: self-murderer (suicide).
-eidio, M.: suicide (self-murder).
suino [L. -nus (sus, hog)], ADJ.: swinish.
sul= su il.
sulfareo [L.-phureus], ADJ.: sulphureous.
sulla = su la.
sullo = su lo.
sul-logare [sub-, luogo], TR.: underlease.
-lunàrej, ADJ.: sublunary.
sul-tana, F.: sultaness. -tanino, M.:
sultanine (Turkish coin). |l-tàno [l. L.
-tanus], M.: sultan.
sumministra.. = somministra. .
summémolo}, M.: blow under the chin.
summormorégrej, TR.: murmur low
(hum).
stiin-to [L. sumptum (sumere, take up)], M.:
abridgment (abstract, epitome). -tuéria
[L. sumptuaria], ADJ.: sumptuary. -tué-
so = sontuoso.
stio (pl. suoi, sue), poet. sui [L. suus], PRON.
Poss.: his, her, its; M.: his property; PL.:
his or her relations or friends; misfor-
tunes: far delle sue, play tricks, play the
fool.
suòeer-a, -0 = socer-d, -0.
suòlo = solo.
suo-nàre — sonare. |suò=no [L. sonus],
M.: sound (noise); instrument to play
upon; music (tune){; fame (renown)f.
suòra [L. soror, sister], F.: nun; sistert.
super-= [L.], PREF.: over; above; upon;
beyond. -abile, ADJ.: superable; sur-
mountable. -abilità, F.: surmounting.
-aménto, M.: victory (conquest). -fire
[L. -are (super, above), be above], TR.:
surmount (overcome); surpass. -atéret,
M.: conqueror (subduer). -b&eeio, disp.
of -bo. -baménte, ADv.: haughtily
(proudly); nobly. -bétto, dim. of -bo.
supèr-bia [L.], F.: pride (arrogance).
-biaménte} = -bamente. -bidre} =
-bire. -bièntetj, ADI.: haughty (proud).
-biosaménte, ADv.: haughtily. su-
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-bire, INTR.:
supplicabile
pér-biot, -biéso = -bo.
grow proud or haughty. -bidzza, F.:
pride. supér-bo [L. -bus], ADJ.: arro-
gant (proud); magnificent (sumptuous);
(poet.) rough: muscolo —, superciliary
muscle.. -béne, aug. of -bo. -bizzo,
dim. of -bo. -chi..=soperchi.. -ei-
gliot,M.: eye-brow. -eminéntef, ADI.:
supereminent. -erogaziénef, F.: super-
erogation (overdoing). =fetaziéne [L.
-fetare (f(o)etus)],F.: superfetation. -fiee
= ficte. -fieétta, dim. of fice. -fieia-
le, ADJ.: superficial (slight); imperfect.
-ficialità, F.: superficiality. -fieial-
ménte, ADV.: superficially; outwardly.
-fieie [L. -ficies], F.: superficies (surface).
-fluaménte, ADV.: superfluously. -flui-
tà, r.: superfluity (profusion). supér=
fluo [L. -fiuus (-fluere, run over)], ADI.:
superfluous; M.: that which is superfiuous.
stiiper-i, M. PL.: supernal gods. -infi-
soy, PART.: poured or infused upon. -i6-
ra, F.: superior; mother-superior. -io-
rato, M.: office and grade of a supe-
rior. -iére [L. -tor], ADJ.: superior
(upper); preceding}; M.: better (con-
queror); upper part (of a country); chief.
-iorita, F.: superiority (preéminence).
-iorménte, ADV.: in a superior man-
ner. -lativaménte, ADV.: superlatively.
-lativo [L. -lativus], ADI.: superlative
(highest); M.: superlative. -laziéne, F.:
exaggeration (amplification) ; hyperbolet.
-malef, ADJ.: supernal; divine. -nal-
méntej, ADV.: supernally; divinely.
supér-no [L.-nus], ADJ.: supernal (su-
perior); divine. stiper-o, ADJ.: (poet.)
upper (higher); celestial. supér-stite
[L.-stes], ADJ.: surviving (outliving). -sti-
ziéne [L. -stitio], F.: superstition. -sti-
ziosaménte, ADV.: superstitiously. -sti-
ziosita, F.: superstitiousness. -stiziò-
so, ADJ.: superstitious; overnice. -ume-
réle [L. humerale], M.: kind of sacerdo-
tal cloak. -vacdneof, ADJ.: superfiuous
(useless).
supi-naménte, ADV.: supinely. -mdref,
REFL.: lie on one’s back. -naziòne, F.:
supination. Isupi-no [L. -nus], ADI.:
supine (on one’s back); idle (negligent);
ADV.: upside down; M.: (gram.) supine.
suppallidof, ADJ.: palish (somewhat pale).
suppedaneo [L. -neum], M.: footstool.
suppelléttile [L. -llectilis], F.: household
goods (furniture); stores.
supplantare [L.], see soppiantare.
sup-pleménto [L. -plementum], M.: sup-
plement. -plénza, F.: supplying. -ple-
tivo, -pletòrio, ADJ.: suppletory (sup-
plementary).
suppli-ca, F.: petition (memorial). -ea-
bile, ADJ.: worthy of being supplicated.
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-cante, ADJ.: supplicating; M.: suppli-
cant (petitioner). -canteménte, ADV.:
with supplication. ||-eare [L.], TR.: sup-
plicate (entreat). -catére, M., -catri-
ee, F.: supplicant (prayer). -catério,
ADJ.: supplicatory. -cazidéne, F.: sup-
plication (petition). stappli-ee [L. -plex
(sub, plicare), bending down], ADJ.: sup-
plicant (entreating). -eemémte, ADV.:
humbly (with entreaty). -chévole, ADI.:
supplicant. -chevolménte, ADV.: in
an entreating way.
supplieio}, M.: punishment; torment.
sup-pliménto = -plemento. ||-plire [L.
-plere, fill upj, TR.: supply; substitute:
— a un ufficio, fill an office.
supplizio [L. -plicium, bending down],
M.: punishment; penalty; torment (tor-
ture).
sup-ponibile, ADJ.: supposable (imagin-
able). |l-pérre [L. -ponere, place be-
neath], IRR.; TR.: suppose; substitute;
place under}. -positivaménte, ADV.:
supposedly. -positivo, ADJ.: supposi-
tive (supposed). -positiziaménte, ADV.:
supplicante
supposititiously. -positizio, ADJ.: sup-
posititious. -pòsito = -posto. -posi-
tòrio = -posta. -posiziéne, F.: sup-
position. -pésta, F.: (med.) suppository.
-posto, PART.: supposed; M.: supposi-
tion.
suppregàrej, TR.:
sup-press. .= s0ppress. .
= sopprimere.
supplicate.
-primere
suppu-rabile, ADJ.: suppurative. -ra-
ménto =-razione. |lerare [L. -rare
(sub, pus)], INTR.: suppurate. -rativo,
ADJ.: suppurative. -razidéne, F..
puration.
supputaé-re}, TR.: suppute (calculate).
-ziénef, F.: supputation (reckoning).
supre-maménte, ADV.: supremely. -ma-
zia, F.: supremacy. -mita, F.: supe-
riority (supreme authority). |lsupré-mo
[L. -mus], ADJ.: supreme (highest); ex-
treme (last).
suprestiz. .= superstiz. .
sur = su.
suralef, ADJ.: sural.
sup-
surerogaziénef, F.: supererogation.
surg. .{| = sorg..
surressidénef, F.: resurrection.
surre-tiziaménte, ADV.: surreptitiously
(fraudulently). Il=tizio [L. -reptitius
(sub-repere, creep along)], ADJ.: surrepti-
tious. -ziénet, F.: resurrection.
surro-gabile, ADJ.: that can be surro-
gated. -gaménto =-gazione. |l-gare
[L.], TR.: surrogate (depute, substitute).
-gaziéne, F.: surrogation (substitution).
surto}, PART. of surgere; see sorgere.
su-scettibile [L. -sceptibilis], ADI. : sus-
sustitu
ceptible; irascible. -scettibilità, p.:
susceptibility. -scettivo, ADI: sus.
ceptive. -sceziénef, F.: susception (act
of taking).
susci-taménto, M.: suscitation; insur-
rection. ||-tare [L. -tare, lift or stir up],
TR.: (poet.) resuscitate (revive); excite
(stir up); REFL.: return to life. -tatére,
M.: resuscitator (reviver); instigator.
susi-na [?], r.: plum. -nétta, -nina,
dim. of -na. susi-no, M.: plum-tree.
stisoj = su, sopra.
su-sorniérej, INTR.: make a noise;
whisper (murmur). -sornidénef, M.: sul.
len or reserved man. -sérmnoj, M.: suf-
fumigation; knock on the head.
sus-pens. . | = sospens.. -pes. .=s08-
pes. .
sus=picare}, TR.: suspect (mistrust).
-piziénef, F.: suspicion (doubt).
susse-cutivaménte, ADV.: subsequent-
ly. Il-cutivo [L. sub-secutus (-sequi)],
ADJ.: subsequent (following). -guénte,
-quénte, ADJ.: subsequent (consecutive),
-quenteménte, ADV.: subsequently; in
train. -quénza, F.: subsequence (conse-
quence) ; issue.
sissi} [?], M.: sort of game.
sussi-dènza}, F.: subsidence; sediment
(dregs); deposition of pus in a bag. -did-
re, TR.: give help to (assist). -diaria-
ménte, ADV.: subsidiarily. -didrio,
ADJ.: subsidiary. -diatére, M.: auxil-
iary (helper). ||sussi-dio [L. subsidium,
auxiliary corps; (fig.) aid], M.: subsidy
(assistance, help); (mil.) reserve; sugges-
tion (insinuation)f.
sussiégo [Sp. sosiego], M.: gravity (serious-
ness).
sus-sisténte, ADJ.: subsistent; stable;
self-existent. -sistémza, F.: subsist-
ence; sustenance ; essence (nature). ||-si-
stere [L. subs. .], IRR. (cf. assistere);
INTR.: subsist; exist (sustain one’s self).
sussolanof, M.: east wind.
sus-sultare [L.], INTR.: give a start or
jump. -sfilto, m.: start (jump); (medi)
palpitation. -sultòrio, ADI.: starting;
palpitating.
sussur-rare [L. susurro, low gentle
noise], TR., INTR.: whisper (murmur). -r4-
to, PART.: whispered, etc.; M.: murmur;
slander. -raziénet, F.: susurration
(whispering). -rio, M.: prolonged whis-
per; confused noise. -réme, M.: grum-
bler; backbiter (slanderer).
sîista [?], F.: spring; packing cordf: es
ser, entrar in —, be in, or commence,
motion. 3
sus-tàntet (in), ADV.: on foot (standing).
-tan. {= sostan.. -ten. .} = sosten..
-titu. .| = sostitu. .
susurr
susurr. . = sussurr. .
sutter-fagere [L. subter. .], INTR.: avoid
(shun). -fagio, M.: subterfuge (evasion).
suttrarre} = sottrarre.
sutra [L.], F.: suture; seam.
suver. .} = sugher. .
suv-vers} = sovvers. .
vert. .
sii-vvi, ADV.: above it (there above); cf.
su, sopra.
suz-zacchera, F.: oxycrate (composition
of sour milk, sugar, etc.)}; jujube. -za-
ménto, M.: drying (airing); absorbing.
l-z4re [succiare], TR., INTR.: dry up;
absorb. -zato, PART.: dried up, etc.
-zatére, M.: drier. -zo = -zato.
sva-gaménto, M.: distraction (diversion).
|l-gare [s-, v. .], TR. divert from (dis-
tract); interrupt; REFL.: unbend one’s
mind (rest); amuse one’s self. -gatéz-
za, F.: distraction. -gativo, ADJ.: serv-
ing to recreate, etc. -go, M.: act of dis-
tracting. -golare, TR.: dim. freq. of
«gare; go wandering about.
svali-giaménto, M.: act of unpacking.
ll-gidre [s-, valigia], TR.: take out of a
valise (unpack); rob (steal).
svalo=rirej, INTR.: lose courage; grow
weak. -rito}, PART.: weak.
svampare [s-, vampa], INTR.: go out (be
extinguished) ; end in nothing.
svanarej, TR.: pluck or cleanse (felt).
sva-niménto, M.: fading away; stale-
ness. -mire, INTR.: disappear (vanish);
come to nothing; grow vain; fade away;
become vapid; REFL.: humble or debase
one’s self. -niziénei, F.: act of dis-
appearing, etc. Ilsvé-=no [s-, v..], M.:
void, hollow room.
svantag-gio [s-, v. .], M.: disadvantage
(loss). “-giosaménte, ADV.: disadvan-
tageously. -giéso, ADJ.: disadvanta-
geous. .
svapo-ràbile, ADJ.: evaporable. -ra-
ménto, M.: evaporation. |l-rare [s-,
v..], INTR.: evaporate (send forth va-
pours); vent one’s passion; dry up; van-
ish. -raziéne, F., svap6-rej, M.: evap-
oration.
sva-riaménto, M.: diversity (variety);
frenzy (wrath, dotage)t. -riare, TR.:
vary (change); distract; INTR.}: dissent
-vert. .} = sov-
(disagree). -riataménte, ADV.: dif-
ferently (separately). -riàto, PART.:
variegated (diversified): — di mente},
mad (distracted). |Isva-rio [s-, v. .], M.:
diversity (difference, variance); ADJ.: va-
riegated; different. -riéme, M.: great
blunder.
svec-chidre [s-, vecchio], TR.: renew
(refresh, reform). -chiatùra, F.: re-
newing, etc.
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sve-gghi. .=svegli.. -glia, F.: alarm;
alarm-clock ; kind of pipe (to play upon);
wooden-horse (for torture). -gliaménto,
M.: awaking. |l=gliare [s-, v. .], TR.:
awake (rouse up); excite (encourage) ;
begin to play upon (a mus. instrument);
REFL.: awake; become attentive. -glia-
rino, M.: thing that reminds one of a
duty; = -glia. -gliàta, F.: act of
awaking, etc. -gliatézza, F.: sagacity
(vivacity). -gliato, PART.: awaked, etc.;
lively (sprightly); clever. -gliatéio, M.:
something able to awake. -gliatére,
M.: awaker (arouser); boots.
svégliere = svellere.
svegliévole}, ADI.: easily awaked.
svegliméntoj = svellimento.
sve-laménto, M.: unveiling (revealing).
|l--l&are [s-, v. .], TR.: unveil (reveal);
REFL.: make one’s self known; open one’s
mind to. -lataménte, ADV.: openly.
svele-ndrej, TR.: take away the poison
from; REFL.: vent one’s spite. ||-mire
[s-, inv. .], TR.: appease (allay, miti-
gate).
svél-lere [s-, L. v. .], -gerej, IRR.§ ; TR.:
tear up (uproot). .-liméntot, M.: tear-
ing up. -tézza, F.: dexterity (nimble-
ness). -tire, TR.: make lithe or agile;
REFL.: be nimble. svèl-to, PART.: up-
rooted, etc.; easy; slender; nimble (ac-
tive, agile); ready; quick; sharp.
sventolare
$ Ind. : Pres. svè/-g0, -g7 (or -li), -ge (or -le);
-gidmo, -géte, «gono, Pret. svél-st, -se ; -sero.
Part. svelto.
sve-naménto, M.: cutting or rupture of
a vein. |l-mére [s-, vena], TR.: cut or
open (a vein); chisel (metal statues). -na-
téio, M.: fine chisel. -natùra, F.:
small nitch in the edge of a knife.
svenenàre] = svelenare.
sve-nevolaggine = -nevolezza.
vole, ADJ.: affected.
affectation. -nevolménte, ADV.: af-
fectedly. -mevoléne, aug. of -nevole.
svè-nia, F.: caresses (flatteries). -ni-
ménto, M. : fainting-fit (swoon). |l=nire
[s-, vanire, by false etym. from venire],
IRR. (cf. venire); INTR.: faint (swoon
away).
sven-tare [s-, avventare], TR.: counter-
act the explosion of (frustrate, baffle) ;
-né-
-nevolézza, F.:
blow out; = f-tolare: — una mina,
countermine ; — un disegno, baffle a de-
sign; — grano, winnow corn; — una
vena, open a vein (let blood). -tato,
PART.: vent, etc.; rash (foolish, light-
headed). -tatézza, F.: vent. -tola-
ménto, M.: fanning; flapping. -tolà-
re, TR.: spread forth (give to the gale) ;
winnow (fan); flout (flap); INTR.: blow;
flutter; REFL.: fan one’s self; flap in the
518 sventolio
air. -tolio, M.: continual blowing, win-
nowing, flapping, etc.
sven-trare [s-, ventre], TR.: disembowel
(gut); run through the belly; INTR.}: eat
and drink too much. -trdta, F.: dis-
embowelling; bellyful. -trate, PART.:
disembowelled, etc.; insatiable. -traté-
re, M.: disemboweller.
sventu-ra [s-, v. .], F.: ill-fortune (bad
luck). -rataménte, ADV.: unfortu-
nately. -rato, ADJ.: unfortunate (un-
happy). -réso, ADJ.: unlucky (wretched).
svenuto, PART. of svenire; fainted.
sverdire [s-, verde], INTR.: lose its green
colour (dry up).
svergheggiare}, TR.: whip (lash).
svergi-naménto, M.: defloration. ||-ma-
re [s-, vergine], TR.: deflower (depucelate);
begin to use. -matére, M.: ravisher.
svergo-gnaménto, M., -gnànza, F.:
impudence (shamelessness). ||=-gnare
[s-, v. .], TR.: dishonour (shame); defiowert;
INTR.}: be ashamed. -gnataggine =
-gnatezza. -gnataménte, ADV.: im-
pudently (shamelessly). -gnatézza, F.:
effrontery (insolence). -gmato, PART.:
dishonoured, etc. ; impudent.
sver-naménto, M.: wintering ; chirpingf.
\l-nare [s-, v. .], INTR.: winter (pass the
winter); be past winter; chirp (warble)t :
— alle murate, go to prison.
svèrrej = svellere.
sversato [s-, verso], ADJ.: impolite (rude).
svertérej, TR.: empty (the nets); speak
openly.
svér-za [s-, v.. (L. viridia, green plants)],
F.: chips (shavings); cabbage (greens) f.
-zare, TR.: chip (cut to chips); stop
with chips; INTR.: be shattered (split).
-zétta, -zettina, dim. of -za. -zino,
M.: twine on the end of a whip.
svesciare [s-, vescia], TR., INTR.: blab
(divulge, reveal).
svescicare [s-, vescica], TR.: remove the
bladder. id
svescié-na, F., ||-me [svesciare], M.: di-
vulger (tattler).
svestire [s-, v..], TR.: undress; REFL.:
undress one’s self.
svet-taménto, M.: act of cutting off the
tops, etc. ||-tare [s-, vetta], TR.: cut off
the tops of (trees, plants, etc.) ; vibrate ;
undulate. -tatara = -tamento. -ta-
turina, dim. of -tatura.
svezzare = divezzare.
‘svi-aménto, M.: wandering (deviation) ;
error. |l-are [s-, via], TR.: put out of
the way (divert, misguide); REFL.: go
astray; forsake: — un colpo, ward off a
blow. -atére, M.: misguider; seducer.
svignare [OGer. svinan, vanish], INTR.:
run off (slip away).
svolazzamento
svigorire [s-, vigore], TR.: take away the
vigour of ; REFL.: lose one’s strength,
svi-liménto, M.: abasement (contempt).
|-lire [s-, avvi..], TR.: abase (disgrace),
-litaménte, ADV.: in a contemptible
manner.
svillaneg-giaménto, M.: abuse (in-
sulting language). -giamte, ADI.: abu-
sive. |l-giare [s-, v. .], TR.: abuse (re-
vile, vilify); REFL.: abuse one another.
-giatore, M.: blackguard (insulter).
svilleggiare [s-, v..], INTR.: finish coun-
try diversions (leave the villa).
svilup-paménto, m.: unfolding (devel-
opment). -pare, TR.: unravel (unfold);
develop; make manifest (clear); REFL.:
disentangle or extricate one’s self. -pa-
ta, F.: (geom.) evolute (original curve).
|Isvilup-po [s-, v. .], M.: development;
explication.
svienare [s-, vino], TR.: draw off (new
wine). -natàra, F.: drawing off the
new wine.
svineigliàrej, TR.: beat with a switch.
svisdre [s-, viso], TR.: disfigure (scratch
one’s face); alter (change).
svisce-raménto, M.: disembowelling
(gutting). ||-rdre [s-, viscera], T.:
eviscerate (disembowel) ; treat profound-
ly ; put in evidence. -rataménte, ADV.:
lovingly (passionately). -ratézza, F.:
violent love (affection). -rato, PART.:
eviscerated, etc.; tenderest (most sincere):
amico —, bosom friend. -ratére, M.:
eventerator.
svista [s-, v. .], F.: oversight (error).
svi-tare [s-, vite], TR.: unscrew; disin-
vite. -tattra, F.: unscrewing, etc. -tic-
chifre [s-, avvi..], TR.: disentwine (dis-
entangle); tear off; REFL.: disentangle
one’s self.
svituperare}, TR.: vituperate; dishonour.
sviva-gnatàeeio}, disp. of -gnato.
-gnito 7, ADJ.: unravelled; awkward
(foolish).
sviziàrej, TR.: cure of vice.
svizzero [lit. ‘Swiss’], M.: hunter (kind
of servant).
svoeicchiàret, TR.: decry (defame).
svo-gliaménto, M.: beginning of dis-
gust. |l-glidre [s-, invo. .], TR.: take
away the desire for; REFL.: grow wealy
(become disgusted); grow out of conceit.
-gliatiggine, F.: satiety (disgust);
weariness. -gliataménte, ADV.: fas-
tidiously ; carelessly. -gliatéllo, car.
dim. of -gliato. -gliatézza = -glia-
taggine. -glifto, PART.: disgusted, un-
willing, etc.
svo-laméntoj, M.: act of flying (fight).
-lérej, INTR.: fly (soar). -lazzamen-
to, M.: fluttering or flying about. ||-Laz-
svolazzare
zare [freq. of -volare], TR.: flutter (the
wings); INTR.: flutter; fly gently about.
-lazzatéio, ADJ.: flying ; ruffled (mussed).
-lazzétto, dim. of -lazzo. -lazzio, M.:
continued flying or fluttering. -lazzo,
M.: fluttering or flying about; flourishes
(of the pen).
s-voléref, IRR.; TR.: not to will (refuse
to will).
svòl=gere [s-, avvolgere], TR.: unfold (dis-
play); (poet.) untie; exhaust (treat ex-
haustively) ; dissuade; REFL.: get out of
joint (twist). -gimémto, M.: opening
(unfolding). svòl-ta, F.: turn (of a
road, etc.). -taménto, M.: turning
(bending); winding. Il-tàre [s-, v. .],
TR.: unwind (unfold); bend (turn); devi-
ate. -tatére, M.: unwinder; deviator.
-tatara, F.: turning; turn; fold (pleat);
sprainf. -ticchiare, TR.: resume the
journey; REFL.: writhe. -tolaménto,
m.: rolling (wallowing). -tolére, TR.,
INTR.: turn or roll over (tumble, toss).
-toléne, M.: turning over (revolution,
somerset). -tiirat, F.: turning about;
fold; dislocation. svòl-vere, IRR. ; TR.:
unfold; dissuade (remove).
T
t ti [L.], m., F.: t (the letter).
tabac-caia, F., -càio, M.: tobaccoseller.
-ehiéra, F.: snuff-box. -chistat, M.:
snuff-taker. ||tabae-co [Sp. tabaco
(Carib.)], M.: tobacco; snuff. -céna, F.,
-céne, M.: excessive user of tobacco.
-céso, ADJ.: full of (smeared with) to-
bacco.
taballot = timballo.
tabano [L. -nus, gadfly, tabanus], ADJ. :
back-biting (slanderous); satirical.
tabar-raceio, disp. of -ro. -rétto,
-rino, dim. of -ro. |ltabar-ro [?], M.:
winter cloak, coarse cloak. -réme, aug.
of -ro. :
tabe [L. tabes], F.: (med.) tabes (wasting
away); putrefaction. =fattoy, ADJ.: tabe-
fied (emaciated); putrid.
tabèl-la [L. (tabula, table)], F.: table
(tabulated statement, compendium) ; clap-
perboard (thin board with wooden clapper
rung by boys during holy week); votive
tablet. -lario, Mm. : letter-carrier; mes-
senger. -liéne, M.: scribe, notary.
taber-nacolétto, -nacolino, dim. of
-nacolo. |l-ndecolo [L. -naculum (-na,
hut)], m.: tabernacle, chapel.
tà-bido}, ADI.: (med.) tabid (affected with
tabes; emaciating). -bificof, ADJ.: wast-
ing, putrefying.
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tacca [?], F.: notch (cut); notched stick;
injury}, blemish (spot){; condition.
tac-cagneria, disp. of -cagno. ||-caguo
[Sp.-afîo], aDJ.: niggard, covetous, sordid.
taccherélla, dim. of -ca.
tac-china, F.: turkey-hen. ||=chino [?],
M.. turkey-cock.
tic-eia [-ca], F.:
imputation.
impute.
taeceio [tacere], in: fare (or dare) un —,
transact; make an end (cut short).
tac-co [-ca], M.: heel (of a shoe): batter
il —, take to the heels. tfic-cola, F.:
trifle; defect (blemish); crow}; romp.t
-colaref, INTR.: chatter. téc-colo,
M.: small deficit or debt; rompi; diver-
sionj; confusioni. -conare, TR.: double-
sole. -céne, aug. of -co: batter il —.
take to the heels.
taccuino [fr. Ar.], M.: note-book; calendar.
ta-cénte, ADJ.: tacit (silent, quiet). ||-eé-
re [L.], IRR.$; INTR.: be silent (be quiet);
M.: silence. -eévolet, ADJ.: tacit (silent).
-eiménto}, M.: silence. -eitaménte,
ADV.: tacitly (silently). té-eito, ADJ.:
tacit (silent; secret). -eiturnaménte,
ADV.: taciturnly. -eiturnita, F.: ta-
citurnity. -eitarmo, ADJ.: taciturn.
-eitito, PART. of -cere; kept silent or
secret. ta-cqui, PRET. of -cere.
$ Ind. Pres. ¢dccto, tact, tace; taciamo,
tacéte, tacciono. Pret. tdcgut, tacque ; tdc-
quero; (pop. facéi, etc.). l’ve técz. — Poet.
forms: Pret. facètt-î, -e ; -ero.
ta-fandrio, M.: (vulg.) backside (but-
tocks). ||-famo [L. -banus], M.: tabanus
(gadfly, horsefly).
tafferia [? Ar.], F.: wooden bowl.
taffertiglio [?],M.: quarrel (brawl, uproar).
taffetta [fr. Pers.], M.: taffeta.
taffidre [Ger. tafel, TABLE], INTR.: eat
voraciously ; gormandize.
ta-glia, F.: cutting; slaughter; cut (form);
stature (size); TALLY (orig’ly piece of
wood with notches); TAILLE (tax, impost);
price; reward (to slayers of assassins,
etc.): di mezza —, middle-sized. -glia-
‘bile, ADJ.: that may be cut, scissible.
-glia=bérse, M.: cutpurse (pickpocket).
-glia-canténi}, M.: ruffian (bully).
-glia-férro, M.: fine scalpel. -glia=
légna, M. INVAR.: woodcutter. -glia=
màre,M.: (nav.) cut-water. -gliamén-
to, M.: cutting; slaughter. -glia=pié-
tre, M.: stonecutter. ||-gliare [L. ta-
lea, stick], TR.: cut, carve; cut off (sever);
fell; adulterate, cheat: — i panni addosso
a uno, slander one} ; — le calze, slander;
— le capriole, cut capers ; — la borsa, rob.
-glidta, F.: cut; slaughter ; (fort.) ditch.
-gliatélli, Mm. PL.: ribbon - vermicelli.
stain (spot, blemish);
-eifre, TR.: blot; blame;
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-gliatini, dim. of -gliatelli. -gliéto,
PART. of -gliare: ben —, well formed,
shapely. -gliatéra, F., -gliatére, M.,
-gliatriee, F.: cutter. -gliatùra, F.:
cutting ; slash; incision; scar. -glieg-
gidre, TR.: assess (tax); set a pra on
the head of. -gliènte, ADJ.: cutting
(sharp, keen); abrupt. -glienteménte,
ADV.: cuttingly; abruptly. -gliére, M.:
chopping block (wooden board or block
for kitchen use); trencher (plate): giubba
a —, waistcoat with flaps (like a -gliere);
esser a — cont, eat together with. -glie-
rétto, -glierino, -gliericecio, disp.
dim. of -gliere. -gliettino, dim. of
-glietto. -gliétto, dim. of -glio. ta-
glio, M.: cut; slash (wound); slice (piece);
shape (figure); edge; opportunity; adul-
teration ; possibility +: @ —, by the slice,
in slices or pieces; — d’abito, piece of
cloth for a suit; — morto (or ottuso),
dull edge; metter al — (della spada), put
to the sword; cadere (or venire) in —,
come opportunely, suit one’s purpose.
-gliòla, F.: steel-trap. -gliolini, M.
PL.: kind of vermicelli. -gliòlo, dim.
tagliatini
of -glio. -gliéne, M.: retaliation (like
for like). -gliuòla, sad = -gliola,
-gliolo. -gliuzzaménto, M.: mincing
(hashing). -gliuzzàre, TR.: cut to
pieces (mince, hash).
talaeimanno [fr. Ar.], M.: (Ar.) temple-
summoner.
talamo [Gr. thdlamos], M
bedf.
tala-re [L. -ris (talus, heel)], ADJ.: reach-
ing to the ankles, long (of priestly robes).
‘ri, M. PL.: talaria (winged sandals of
Mercury).
tal = tale.
tal=ché -é, CONJ.: so that.
tal-co [Sp.], M.: talc, mica.
of talc.
tale [L.-lis], PRON.: such (like); some one;
such a one: —che, so that, insomuch that ;
il Signor —, Mr. Such-a-one (So-and-so);
a —, to such a point.
talèa, F.: stock; graft.
talen-taceio, M.: wonderful talent. -ta-
re, INTR.: be genial, please. ||talén-to
[L. -tum], M.: talent (certain weight of
money; ability, skill); inclination, wish:
di buon —}, willingly; mal —, dislike;
a mal — di}, in spite of.
talio. .| = taglio. .
talismano [fr. Ar.], M.: talisman.
tallero [Ger. thaler], M.: thaler (Ger.
coin = 85 cents).
tal-lettino, -létto, -lino, dim. of -lo.
-lire, INTR.: run to seed. ||tal-lo [Gr.
thallés], M.: shoot (sprout); stalk: rimet-
tere un — sul vecchio, rejuvenate.
: nuptial-bed;
-céso, ADI.:
tantino
talléne [L. talus, ankle], M.: heel; heel.
bone.
tallénzolo, dim. of tallo.
talménte [tale], ADV.: in such a manner
(so); so much.
talmu-dico [Talmud], ADI.:
-dista, pl. —ti, M.: Talmudist.
tal=ora, -òttaj, ADV.: sometimes (now
and then).
tal-pa [L.], -pet, F.: mole.
tal=ano, PRON.: some one, some. =vòl-
ta, ADV.: sometimes (now and then).
tamantof, ADJ.: so large (so great).
tamarigi [L. -rice], M.: tamarisk.
tamarindo [fr. Ar.], M.: tamarind,
tamarisco = -rigi.
tambelléne [tabella], M
dolt, fool.
tambénef, ADV.: as well as.
tambu-raeeio, M.: disp. aug. of -ro.
-ragiéne} = -razione. -rdéio, M.: drun-
maker. -rare, TR.: beat (drub); accuse
(by anonymous letter placed in a so-called
-ro), impeach. -raziéne [cf. -rare], F.:
Talmudic.
: large brick;
accusation (impeachment). -réllo, M.
dim. of -ro; battledoor. -rétto, x
dim. of -ro; tambourine. -rino, ©
dim. of -ro; tambourine; rattle-box,
booby; drummer (drummer-boy). -rla-
nétto, dim. of -rlano. -rlano, x:
drying-vat; (chem.) receiver. |ltam-
ba-ro [fr. Pers.], m.: drum; barrel (of
a watch); vault-support. -ssàret, TR.
beat, thump.
ta-migidref, TR.: bolt, sift. -migiot,
M.: bolter, sieve. i
tampòcot, ADV.: no more, not even,
neither.
tana [?], F.: den (cave, hole).
tanaeétot, M.: tansy.
tan4-glia, us'ly in pl.
la (tenere, hold)], F.: pincers. -gliére,
TR.: tear with pincers; torment. -gliét-
ta, dim. of -glia. -gliéne, aug. of
-glia.
tanò [Fr. fanné], M.: TAN-colour.
tanfan4ref, TR.: beat ; torment.
tan-fétto, dim. of -fo. - fo [OGer.-tamf,
DAMP], M.: mouldy smell or taste.
tan-génte, ADJ.}: touching; M.: tan-
gent. -gènzat,F.: touch. |tén-gere
[L.], TR.? touch.
tanghe-réllo, dim. of -ro. ||taénghe-
ra [OGer. -r, rough], F., -ro, M.: rude or
clownish person (boor).
tangibi-le [L.-lis], ADI.:
tà, F.. tangibility.
tangòeeto], ADJ.:
tannino [?], M.:
tantafé-ra [7], -ràta, F.
(galimatias).
tan-tinétto, dim. of -tino.
Il=glie [L. tenacu-
tangible. -li-
clumsy.
(chem.) tannin.
: tedious talk
-tino, ADI.
tanto
dim. of -to; very little; m.: little bit,
ever so little; moment. |l-to [L. -tus],
ADJ., ADV.: so (as) much, so (as) many,
enough; a little; in order; such a: due
volte —, twice as much (as many); — 0
quanto, so and so; but little; tant’ è, just
as well; a (or di) —, so, to such a degree;
di — în —, from time to time; in —, in
the mean time; non —, not only, notwith-
standing; per —, however, nevertheless ;
a — per —, at this rate; — per uno,
so much a piece; ogni —, every now and
then; — pit che, the more so as. -to=
chè -é, CONJ.: insomuch ; as long as, until,
so that. -tolino, M.: very little thing
or piece.’ -tòsto}, ADV.: suddenly, im-
mediately.
ta-pinaménte, ADV.: wretchedly. -pi-
nre, INTR.: live a wretched life ; drudge;
REFL.: worry. -pinéllo, dim. of
-pino. |l=-pino [Gr. -peinés], ADJ.: mean
(wretched, miserable); M. (f. -pina): wretch
(poor creature).
tapioca [Braz.], F.: tapioca.
tappa [Ger. stapel, STAPLE], F.: STAge (on
a journey or march).
tappare [tappo], TR.: close with a bung
or stopper (bung, plug, cork).
tappé-to [L. tapete], M.: carpet; TAPES-
try carpet; cover: mettere sul —, intro-
duce, broach, propose. -tileeio, disp.
dim. of -to. -zz&re, TR.: hang with tap-
estry or paper, paper. -zzeria, F.: tap-
estry (hanging); wall-paper. -zziére,
M.: upholsterer ; paper-hanger.
tap-pino, dim. of -po. |l-po [l. Ger.
tap, stop], M.:
(nav.) shot-plug.
tara [l. L. (Ar. farha, loss)], F.: TARE,
waste (of goods); discount ; (fig.) censure.
tarabarAlla [echoic], ADv.: about (near-
ly, almost).
tarabaso [Fr. tarabuster, plague], M.:
bittern.
taradéref}, M.: vine-fretter.
tarandof, M.: reindeer.
taran-télla, F.: tarantella (dance, sup-
posed to cure the bite of the tarantula) ;
nervous disease (supposed to be due to a
bite of the tarantula). ||taran-tola
[Taranto, in south of Italy], F.: tarantula.
-tolato}, ADJ.: bit by a tarantula. -to-
létta, dim. of -tola. -tolismo, M.:
tarantism (disease, cf. -tella).
tara-re [fara], TR.: deduct the tare from;
discount (abate). -tére, M.: deducter.
tarchi-atéllo, dim. of -ato. ||-ato [? tar-
ga], ADI.: square-built (robust). -atòtto,
dim. of -dto.
tar-daménte, ADV.: tardily (slowly).
-daméntof, M.: delay. -danteménte,
ADV.: lingeringly (slowly). -danza, F.:
stopper (bung; cork);
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tardiness (delay); stay. -dare, TR.: re-
tard (delay); INTR.: be late; seem late.
-détto, -dettino, dim. of -do or -di.
-dézza, F.: tardiness; slowness (dilatori-
ness). -di, ADV.: tardily (slowly); late;
sluggishly: al più —, at the latest; tosto
o —, sooner or later ; si fa —, it is get-
ting late. -dita, F.: tardiness; slowness,
indolence. -divo, ADJ.: tardy (late;
slow). |l-do [L. -dus], ADI.: tardy, late;
slow; dull; apv.: late: occhi -di, serious
countenance.
tar-ga [Germ'c targe], F.: TARGET (shield,
buckler). -gata, F.: blow with a target
(shield). -ghétta, -ghettina, dim. of
-ga. -géne, aug. of -ga.
tariffa [Ar. ta-rif, information], F.: tariff
(price-list); price.
tariscaj, F.: social repast (feast).
tar-lare, INTR.: get worm-eaten. -la-
tara, F.: worm-eating, worm-holes. ||-lo
[ma], M.: wood-worm, wood-louse: avere
il — con uno, have a rancour against one;
l amor del —, self-seeking.
tar-ma [L. -mes (tero, bore)], F.:
-mare, INTR.: be worm-eaten. -mato,
ADJ.: worm-eaten; (jest.) pock-marked.
taroce4are [L. altercare, wrangle], INTR. :
bluster, rage, grumble.
taròcco [?], M.: card in the play ‘at
checkered cards’; PL.: the play itself:
essere come il matto fra —chi, be here and
there, and everywhere.
tarpano [Ger. édlpel], aDJ.: rude (clown-
ish); M.: rude fellow (clown).
tarpare [?], TR.: clip the wings of, clip;
(fig-) render powerless; deduct from.
tarpina, F.: monk’s-rhubarb.
tar-sia, F.: tarsia (kind of mosaic in wood-
work, checkered work); provisiont. |l-so
[Gr. -sés, hurdlework ; flat surface, sole],
M.: tarsus (hind part of the foot).
tarsoj 2, M.: (Tuscan) white marble.
tarta-gliare [echoic], TR., INTR.: stam-
mer (stutter). -gliéma, F., -gliéne,
M.: stammerer (stutterer).
tartà-na [fr. Ar.], F.: tartane (fishing
vessel). -nèlla, dim. of -na. -néne,
M.: kind of net.
tartara}, F.: sort of almond-pudding.
tartà-reo, ADJ.: infernal, hellish. -riz-
zàre, TR.: tartarize. Tarta-ro [L.
-rus], M.: Tartarus ; infernal regions, hell.
tarta-ro [?], M.: tartar. -réso, ADJ.:
tartarous.
tartariiga [l. L. tartuca (2)], F.:
TOISE; tortoise-shell.
tartassdre [redupl. of tassare], TR..
abuse; whip, rate, thrash.
tartifo [? L. terre tuber, ‘earth tumour’),
M.: truffle; ( fig.) hypocrite.
tés-ca [OGer.], F.: pocket; pouch; purs ;
tasca
moth.
TOR-
522 tascabile
wallet (satchel)+. -céhbile, ADI. : pock-
etable. -cdeeia, disp. of -ca. -cita,
F.: pocketful; pouchful. -chétta,
-chettina, -china, -chino, -cde-
eia, dim. of -ca. -c6na, -céne, aug.
of -ca.
taso [Fr. tas, heap], M.: tartar (salt).
tas-sa, F.: tax (impost, duty, assessment).
-s4bile, ADJ.: taxable. -sagiénet =
-sazione. |lesare [L. tarare], TR.: TAX
(assess rate; fig.: accuse, blame). -sa-
tivaménte, ADV.: precisely. -sativo,
ADJ.: determining (settling); precise.
, -saziòone, F.: taxation.
tas-sellare, TR.: piece; sample; tes-
selate. -sellatura, F.: piecing. -sel-
létto, -sellino, dim. of -sello. ||-séllo
[L. taxillus (dim. of talus, die)], M.: small
piece (for joining or filling); collar piece
(cape)}. -settino, dim. of -setto. -sét-
to, M.: little anvil.
tasso I [? Ger. dachs], M.: badger.
tasso2 [L. taxus], M.: yew-tree.
basso, M.: mullein.
tasta [?], F.: dossil (lint to keep wounds
open); tent; testing-stick (for grain);
(fig.)t annoyance.
tas-tamej}, M.: keys (of an organ, etc.).
-taménto, M.: touching; examining;
touch. |l-tare [L. *taxitare (taxare,
freq. of tangere, touch)], TR.: touch
(frequently and with skill), handle; feel
and examine (examine, probe; try); TASTE.
=bar-
-tàta, F.: touching; examining, touch.
-tatina, F.. slight touch; small trial.
-tatére, M.: toucher. -tataraf, F.:
key-bord, keys.
touching; feeling.
tastétta, dim. of tasta.
tas-tièra, F.: keyboard. |l-to [-tare],
M.: touch, feeling; TACT; key (of a piano,
etc.): andare a —, ‘go by touch,’ feel
one’s way, grope along, move at haphaz-
ard; toccare un —, touch lightly upon, ex-
amine; toccare un — buono, touch the
right chord, make a happy hit.
tastolinat, F.: small lint (or dossil: cf.
tasta).
tasté-ne [tasto], -mi, a —, ADV.: by touch,
gropingly : andar a —, grope along.
ta-ta, F., ||-to [L.], m.: child’s name for
one dear (sister, brother, friend, dear).
tattamèl-laj, F.: tittle-tattle, chat
(pers.). -làret, INTR.: prattle.
tàtteraj, F.: spot (blemish, defect) ; bag-
atelle (trifle) ; disease.
tatti-ca (Gr. taktiké], F.: tactics. -co,
ADJ.: tactical; M.: tactician. -céna,
F., -céme, M.. great tactician.
tat-tile, ADJ.: tactile. |l-to [L. tactus
(tangere, touch)], M.: touch (sense of feel-
ing); TACT.
-teggiaménto, M.:
teccolina
ta-tuaggio, M.: tattooing. |l-tufre
[Fr. -touer (fr. Tahitian)], TR.: tattoo,
taumatirgo [Gr. thawmat-ourgés, ‘won-
der-work’], M.: thaumaturgist.
tau-rino, ADJ.: taurine (of a bull). [lero
= foro. |
tautologia [Gr. tauto-logîia, ‘same-
speech], F.: tautology.
tavèr-na [L. taberna], F.: tavern (pub-
lic house; saloon, grog-shop). -ndiof,
M.: tavern-keeper; tavern -frequenter,
-nèlla, dim. of -na. -niéret = -naio,
tavo-la [L. tabula], F.: board (plank);
table (board; table of contents, index;
chess-board, etc.); square canvas (for
painting); altar-piece; tablet; facet;
drawn game: di poche -le, of little signif-
icance or value; è in —, dinner is on the
table; levare la —, take away, clear the
table; mettere la —, lay the cloth; por-
tare in —, bring (dinner, etc.) on the
table, serve up; — dipinta, painting,
picture; — rotonda, table d’hòte. -lae-
eidio, M.: target-maker. -laeeino,
M.: bailiff (of a Florentine magistrate).
-lieeio, M.: bench (bunk); wooden tar-
get. -lata, F.: guest table. -lato,
ADJ.: wainscotted; M.: wainscot (panel-
ling), floor; partition-wall. -leggiàre,
INTR.: attend at table. -leggiante,
M.: waiter. -lélla, F.: small checker-
board; (painter's) pallet. -léllot, M.:
office. -létta, dim. of -la. -liére,
-lièrit, M.: checker-board : esser sul —t,
be in danger; metter sul —, risk. -lina,
F.: dim. of -la: small table or picture.
-lineino, -linétto, -linino, dim. of
-lino. -lino, M.: dim. of -lo: guerra di
—, politics; poeta di —, improviser; —
da notte, night-stand; bureau. -linte-
eio, disp. dim. of -lino. -litot = -la-
to. -léne, aug. of -la. -Iòtto, dim. of
-la. -lézza, F.: (painter's) palette. -lae-
eia, disp. dim. of -la.
taz-za [Ar. thaga], F.: (big) cup; flat
tumbler; basin (of a fountain). -zée-
eia, disp. dim. of -za. -zétta, -zina,
-zino, dim. of -za. -z6ne, aug. of -20.
té [L.], PRON.: thee; thou.
+6 [Chin. teha], M.: tea.
te’}, for tieni (cf. tenere).
tea-tréle, ADI.: theatrical. -tralità,
F.: theatricality (theatrical nature). -tral-
ménte, ADV.: theatrically. -trino,
dim. of -tro. |teà=tro [L. theatrum
(Gr. thea-, show)], M.: theatre.
Tebgide [Tebe, Thebes], F.: solitary place.
técca [= tacca], F.: small spot; little
defect; dott, bitt. .
tecchiref, INTR.: thrive ; shoot up.
técco-la, dim. of teca. -lina, dim. of
-la.
tecnicamente
tec-nicaménte, ADV.: technically. -ni-
eismo, M.: technics. ||téc-nico, pl.
-ci [Gr. -nikés (-ne, art)], ADJ.: technic(al).
-nologia, F.: technology. -nològico,
AbDJ.: technological. :
téco [L. te-cum], PRON.: with thee. -mé-
cot [L. me-cum], M.: backbiter.
téda [L. teda], F.: larch-tree; nuptial
torch; (fig.) nuptials.
tod(d)èo}, M.: Te Deum.
te-diàret, TR.: tire, annoy. ||té-dio
[L. tedium], M.: tedium (tediousness,
irksomeness, wearisomeness). -diosa-
ménte, ADV.: tediously. -diosità, F.:
tediousness. -diéso, ADJ.: tedious (tire-
some, irksome).
tega-mata, F.: potful; blow with a pan.
|lteg4-me [L. tegere, cover], M.: crock,
. -mino, dim. of -me. -méne, aug.
of -me.
tégghiaj = teglia.
té-glia [L. tegula, TILE], F.: baking-pan,
pie-dish. -glidta, F.: panful. -gliéne,
M.: aug. of -glia; big hat.
tegnén-te [tenere], ADJ.: (agr.) tenacious
(sticky, tough); viscous; meant; sordid}.
-zat, F.: tenaciousness.
tégo-la [L. tegula (teg-, lover)], F.: TILE.
-lata, F.: blow of a tile. -létta, -lét-
to, -lina, -lino, dim. of -la. tégo-lo,
M.: tile.
teguménto [L. -mentum (teg-, cover)], M.:
tegument.
te-ismo [Gr. theés, god], M.: theism. -ista,
pl. —i, M.: theist.
té-la [L. tela (tec-, weave)], F.: TEXtile
fabric (cloth, linen, canvas); picture: —
d'oro, gold braid; tinsel; — di ragno,
spiders web (cobweb). -laggio, M.:
weaving; (quality of) texture: -laiét-
to, -laino, dim. of -laio. -laio, M.:
loom; frame (weaver’s, painter’s, carpen-
ter’s, etc.); painter’s chase}. -larét-
to}, dim. of -laio. -larof = -laio.
tele= (Gr. féle, far]: -fonare, TR.: tele-
phone. -fonia, F.: telephony. -fòni-
co, ADJ.: telephonic. -fonista, pl. —i,
M.: telephoner. telé-fono [Gr. phoné,
sound], M.: telephone. -grafia, F.: tel-
egraphy. -gréfico, ADJ.: telegraphic(al).
-grafista, pl. —i, M.: telegraphist,
-pher. telé-grafo [Gr. gréphein, write],
M.: telegraph. -gràamma, M.: tele-
gram.
teleria [fela], F.: linen-drapery.
tele-sedpico, ADJ.: telescopic. Il-scò-
pio [Gr. téle, far, skopéin, view], M.: tele-
scope.
telét-ta, -tina, F.: dim. of -la; light
cloth; tinsel.
tellina [Gr. -ne], F.: cockle-shell: far
ridere le -ne, do ridiculous things.
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tellar(i)o [L. tellus, earth], M.: tellurium
(metallic element).
tèlo1 [-lum], M.: (poet.) missile (dart, ar-
row).
té-lo2 [-la], M.: width of cloth.
aug. of -la. -léne, M.: curtain.
telonio (Gr. -neîon (télos, toll)], M.: tax-
gatherer’s desk or office; broker’s counter.
telueeia [tela], F.: bit of cloth or linen;
rag.
téma [-mere], F.: fear, alarm.
tò-ma 2, pl. —i [Gr. théma (the-, put)], M.:
theme (topic; stem of a word). -mati-
co, ADJ.: thematic.
te-ménte [-mere], ADI.: fearing. -mén-
za, F.: fear, apprehension.
teme-rariaménte, ADJ.: with temerity.
ll-rario [L. -rarius (-re, by chance)],
ADJ.: temerarious (heedless, audacious).
temére [L. timere], tR.: fear (dread; ap-
prehend) ; feel keenly.
temerita [L. -ritas (-re, by chance)], F.:
temerity (rashness; audacity).
temi-bile [femere], ADI.: fearful (timor-
ous). -méntof, M.: fear.
témo [L.], M.: (poet.) rudder, helm.
témolo [L. thyminus], M.: river-trout.
temon. .{ = timon. .
tempaeeio, disp. of tempo.
tempaiòlo [? -po], M.: sucking-pig.
tempel-laméntot, M.: shake, stroke;
hesitation. -lé&rej,TR.: shake, toss, strike;
INTR.: vacillate, waver. -latat,F.: tin-
kling, chime. tempél-lof, M.: tinkling,
chime, wavering. -l1one}, M.: blockhead ;
time-server.
témpe-ra, F.: temper (hardness of metal);
(fig., us'ly tempra) water-colour; (mus.)
quality of sound (tone, timbre); temperj
(temperament, disposition; kind): dipin-
gere a —, paint in water-colours. -ra-
ménto, M.: tempering (adjustment, mod-
ification, Eng.} temperament); tempera-
ment (constitution); government}, meas-
ure}. -rante, ADJ.: temperate, sober.
-rinza, F.: temperance (moderation, so-
briety). {|l-rdre [L. (tempus, time)], TR.:
temper (iron, etc., i.e., ‘season’; adjust;
modify, assuage); harmonizet; preparet;
regulate}: — una penna, make a quill-
pen. -rataménte, ADV.: temperately.
-ratézza, F.: temperance. -rativo,
ADJ.: tempering (modifying, allaying).
-rato, ADJ.: tempered; temperate. -ra-
téiot, M.: penknife. -ratére, M.: mod-
erator; regulator. -ratura, F.: tem-
perature; making a quill-pen. -razié-
ne}, F.: temperance. tempé-rie, F.:
temperateness, mildness. -rimata, F.:
cut with a penknife. -rino, M.: pen-
knife.
tempé-sta [L. -stas (tempus, time)], F.:
-léna,
524 tempestante
tempest. -stamte, ADJ.: tempestuous.
-stànzaij, F.: tempest. -stare, INTR.:
be tempestuous (Eng.} tempest), storm;
rage; TR.: harass, afflict; annoyf; over-
turn. -stivaménte, ADV.: opportunely.
-stivo, ADJ.: timely (seasonable, oppor-
tune, suitable). -stosaménte, ADV.:
tempestuously. -stéso, ADI.: tempest-
uous, stormy.
tempétto, dim. of -po.
tém-pia, pl. -pie, (poet.) -pia [L. -pora
(-pus, time)], F.: TEMPLE (of the head).
-pidle, M.: TEMPLE (of a loom; of the
headf).
tem-piére, M.: temple-guardian; tem-
plar. -pierèlloj, -piétto, dim. of
-pio. Itèm-pio [L. -plum (tem, cut:
place marked off)], M.: TEMPLE (of wor-
ship).
tempiòne [-pia], M.: blow on the tem-
ples; dullard.
tempissimo [superl. of -po], ADJ.: most
(very) timely or opportune.
tem-plare, M.: knight (Templar). ||tém-
plo [cf. -pîo], M.: (poet.) temple.
tém-po [L. -pus], M.: time (period; vcca-
sion); weather: a —, in (good) time; @
-pi, timely, opportunely; in the nick of
time; col —, in time; di — in —, now
and then; per —, betimes, early; uomo
di —, aged man; già —, a long while
ago, long since; avanzar —, anticipate ;
dar —, delay, defer; darsi buon —, live
merrily. -péne, M.: long time; feast-
ing. -'pora, F.PL.: ember time; M. PL.t:
time. -poràle, ADJ.: temporal (transi-
tory; of the temples); M.: pope’s terri-
tory; tempest (foul weather, squall); timet,
seasonf. -poralita, F.: temporariness,
transitoriness ; worldliness}. -poral-
ménte, ADV.: temporarily. -poranei-
tà, F.: temporariness. -poràneo, ADJ.:
temporary (Eng.} temporaneous). -'pore,
in ex — (Lat.), ADV.: extempore. -po-
reggiaménto, M.: temporizing, delay.
-poreggidre, INTR.: temporize (delay,
put off). -pra, F.: temper, quality.
-prare, TR.: temper (metals); moder-
ate. -pileeio, dim. of -po.
temuto, PART. of temere.
ten4-ee [L. -x (tenere, hold)], ADI.: tena-
cious (reTENtive; persevering; viscous);
close-fisted (greedy)}. -eeménte, ADV.:
tenaciously. -eétto, dim. of -ce. -eita,
F.: tenacity; avaricet.
tenfiglia = tanaglia.
teneion. .} = fenzon. .
tèn-da, F.: (‘stretched-out cloth’), awn-
ing; hangings, curtain; TENT: al tirare
delle -de, at the last. -déle, aug. of
tende. -daròla, dim. of -da. -dato,
M.: encampment (assemblage of tents).
tenore
-dénte, ADJ.: tending, aiming. -dènza
F.: tendency (propensity; direction), ||tane
dere [L.], IRR.$; TR.: extend (stretch);
direct (the glance, ete.); bend (a bow);
lay or set (a snare); tend. -détta, -df.
na, dim. of -da. -dine, F.: tendon,
-dineo, ADJ.: tendinous (of a tendon),
-dinétto, dim. of -dine. -dinéso, ADI.
tendinous, sinewy. -ditére, M.: extender;
setter (of snares). -déne, M.: aug, of
-da; theatre-curtain.
§ Pret. 2é-sz, -se ; -sero. Part. téso,
téne-bra, rarely tené-bra, F.: poet,
for -bre. -brarej, INTR.: darken; grow
gloomy. ||téme-bre [L. -bre], F. PL:
obscurity (darkness); ignorance; (Rom.
Cath.) Thursday, Friday, and Saturday
matins sung in the afternoon of the pre-
ceding day in Passion week (tenebra).
-bria, F.: darkness. -bréne, ™.: blus-
terer, grumbler. -brosita, F.: tene
brosity (darkness, gloom). -bréso, ADJ.:
tenebrous (dark, gloomy).
tenénte [tenere], ADI.: holding; M.: lieu-
TENANT.
teneraménte [-ro], ADV. : tenderly.
tenére [L.], RR.§; TR.: hold (keep, have;
remain; contain; maintain, believe); hold
on to (follow), take; reach, arrive at;
INTR.: dwell (live); be firm; set off; REFL.:
hold or think one’s self; hold out; de-
fend; restrain (forbear): — @ dozzina,
take boarders; — duro, hold firm, hold
out, resist; — fronte, withstand, bid de-
fiance; — mano, assist; — mente, be at-
tentive; mind; — occhio, look well; —
in piè, keep on foot, maintain; — di
patti, consent, agree; — via, have the
means.
§ Ind.: Pres. 207290, tidnd, tine ; tenidmo
or fenghi&mo, tenéte, tengono. Pret. ténn-i,
«e; -ero. Fut. terrd. Cond. zerrèi. Subj.
Pres. tenga; -ghiamo, etc. I’ve tini. —
Poet. forms zegz- for zeng-.
tene-rèllo, -rétio, dim. of -ro. -réz-
za, F.: tenderness (softness; affection ;
youth). -rino, car. dim. of -r0. lit
ne-ro [L. tener], ADI. : tender (soft, deli-
cate; youthful; sensitive); ticklish, cap-
tions. -réme, disp. aug. of -ro. -ròtto,
-riieecio, dim. of -ro. -rime, X.: cal
tilages; tendrils. -riizzoj = -rucco.
téngo, Pres. Ind. of tenere.
ténia [L. tenia (Gr. tainia, band)], ¥:
tenia (tape-worm).
tenièret, M.: stock (of a cross-bow).
te-niménto, M.: holding; territory; stay
(prop, support)}; property? ; obligationt.
-nitéiot, M.: handle. -nitéret, Y.:
holder. -nitòrio], -nitdrof, M.: terr
tory; possession. -mitwraf, F.: hold-
ing; property. ||tém=mi, PRET. of nere.
-nére [L. -nor], M.: tenor (mode, drift,
tenoreggiare
intent, stamp; mus.: tenor, tenor-singer).
-noreggiàre, INTR.: have a tenor voice.
ten-sile [L.-sus, tense], ADJ.: tensile.
-siéne, F.: tension.
tén-ta, F.: probe; attempt}; experi-
ment}. -tabile, ADJ.: attemptable. -ta-
colo, M.: tentacle (feeler, antenna). -ta-
ménto}, M.: attempt, trial; temptation.
|-tare [L.], TR.: attempt (try); test
(examine, probe); touch lightly; tempt
(instigate). -tativo, M.: attempt; trial,
experiment. -tatére, M., -tatrice, F.:
attempter. -tazioneélla, dim. of -ta-
zione. -tazidne, F.: temptation (allure-
ment): persona contro le -tazioni, very
ugly person.
tentellarej, TR.: tingle, tinkle.
tentén-na, M., F.: irresolute or restless
person. -naménto, M.: wavering, toss-
ing; vacillation. |l-nare [L., jingle],
INTR.: tremble, shake; waver, vacillate ;
toss ; rap; tinkle{; TR.: shake, toss. -ma-
ta, F.: shaking; wavering; agitation;
knock. -natére, M., -natriee, F.:
shaker, stirrer, mover. -nélla, F.: cog;
hopper. -mino, M.: dim. of -na; rest-
less fellow; devilf. -nioj, M.: continued
shaking or agitation; wavering. -néne,
aug. of -na. -néni, ADV.: in shaking;
waveringly.
tenté-ne [tentare], or -ni, ADV.: feeling
one's way, groping: andar —, grope
along.
té-nue [L. -nuis], ADJ.: THIN (slender);
slight (poor, insignificant). -nueménte,
ADV.: slenderly, poorly. -nuita, F.:
thinness, tenuity; scantiness; insignifi-
cance.
te-mita, PART., cf. -nuto; F.: content;
possession (estate); capacity. -nutario,
M.: possessor; tenant. -nutèlla, dim.
of -nuta. |l-mizto, PART. of -nere.
tèn-zaj, -zidna, -zidne} =-zone. -zo-
naménto, M.: contest, fight. -zonare,
INTR.: conTENd (contest, combat, dispute).
l-zéne [L. -sum, ger. of -dere, stretch],
F.: CONTENTION (contest, dispute); fight.
teo= [Gr. theds, God]: -craticaménte,
ADJ.: theocratically. -erdtico, ADJ.:
theocratic(al). -crazia [Gr. theo-kratia,
‘God-rule’], F.: theocracy. -dia [Gr.
odé, song], F.: canticle, anthem. -gonia
[Gr. génos, birth], F.: theogony. -loga-
le [Gr. légos, doctrine], aDJ.: theological.
-logante, M.: theologian, divine. -lo-
gare, INTR.: theologize. -legastro,
disp. of -logo. -logia, F.: theology. -lo-
gicaménte, ADV.: theologically. -16-
gico, ADJ.: theological. -logizzare,
INTR.: theologize. teò-logo, M.: theo-
logian, divine. -logone, aug. of -logo.
teo-réma [Gr. thedrema (-reîn, view)],
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M.: theorem. -rematico, ADJ.: theore-
matic(al). -rètico, ADJ.: theoretic(al).
«ria [Gr.], teò-rica, r.: theory (Eng.t
theoric). -ricaménte, ADV.: theoreti-
cally, speculatively. teò-rico, ADI.: the-
oretical (Eng.} theorical), speculative ; M.:
theorist.
teo-sofia [Gr. theés, god, sophia, wis-
dom], F.: theosophy. teò-sofo, M.:
theosoph, theosophist.
te-pefare}, TR.: make tepid. |lté-pere
[L. -pere], INTR.: (poet.) be tepid or luke
warm. -pidaménto, ADJ.: in a luke-
warm manner, rather coldly, indifferently.
-pidario, M.: tepidarium (warming-
room). -pidétto, dim. of -pido. -pi-
dézza, -pidità, F.: tepidity, luke-
warmness; indifference. té-pido [L.
-pidus], ADJ.: tepid, lukewarm ; indiffer-
ent. -pifiedre, TR.: make tepid, warm
a little. -pére, M.: lukewarmness.
tera-péutica [Gr. therapeutiké (-petiein,
serve)], F.: therapeutics. -péutico, ADJ.:
therapeutic(al).
tèrchioj, ADJ.: rude, rough.
tere-bentina = trementina. ||-binto
Dl. L. -binthus], M.: terebinth (turpentine-
tree).
terédine [L. terere, rub], F.: wood-louse,
milleped.
tergèmino [L. -nus], ADJ.: tergeminous
(threefold).
térgere [L.], IRR.$; TR.: scour, polish,
clean; wipe dry.
$ Pret. d7-si, -se ; -sero. Part. fèrso.
tergi- [L. tergum, back], -duttére, M.:
commander of the rear-guard. -versére
[L. vertere, turn], INTR.: tergiversate
(shift, shuffle). -versaziéne, F.: tergi-
versation (shift, subterfuge). -vérsof,
ADJ.: shifting.
térgo [L. -gum], M.: back: u —, behind.
teridca [= friaca], F.: treacle.
tér-ma [Gr. thérme, heat], us’ly in pl.
-me, which see. -mfle, ADJ.: thermal.
-'me, F. PL. of -ma; thermes (therme,
hot baths).
termi-nabile, ADJ.: terminable, limit-
able. -male, ADJ.: terminal. -namén-
to}, M.: limit(ing), term; termination.
-nare, TR.: limit (bound); terminate
(conclude, close); INTR.: terminate (end,
be finished); border. -nataménte,
ADV.: definitely (precisely; expressly).
-natézzaj, F.: boundary, limit; end.
-nativo, ADJ.: terminative (terminating,
definitive). -natére, M., -natriee, F.:
terminator. -naziéne, F.: termination
(end, term; (gram.) ending). |[térmi-
ne} [L. -nus], -no, M.: term (limit,
bound) ; word, expression; part of a syl-
logism; boundary sign; (poet.) confine;
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PL.: condition (state): — di una corsa,
goal or winning post of a race-course;
uscir dei -mini, become unreasonable,
bolt.
termometro [Gr. thermés, hot, métron,
measure], M.: thermometer.
ter-nario, -néroj, ADJ.: triple, three-
fold. |ltèr-no [L.-nus (ter, THREE)], M.:
three (at dice); tern (at lottery).
tér-ra [L.], F.: earth (our globe or world;
land; region, soil, ground); land (landed
property, estate, farm): — di pentolaio,
potter’s clay; vasellame di —, earthen-
ware; — marina, seaport town; andare
— —, sail along the shore; pigliar —,
touch shore, cast anchor. -rdeeia,
disp. of -ra. -ra=còtta, F.: terra-cotta
(terra-cotta work). -racrépolo, w.:
sort of sow-thistle. -ra=férma, F.:
terra firma, land. -ra=fimaref, TR.:
banish. -rafinej,-rafinoj,M.: banish-
ment. -réglia, us'ly pl. -rfiglie, F.:
earthenware, pottery. -rfgliot, M.:
terrace, level ground. -ragnot, -ra-
gnolo, -raiòlo, ADJ.: earth-; low; creep-
ing. -rapienàre, TR.: (fort.) provide
with a terreplein; platform. -ra=pié-
no, M.: (fort.) terreplein (platform of
rampart for the cannon); platform, ter-
race. -rfiqueo, ADJ.: terraqueous. -ra-
tico, M.: renting of land; land-rent. -ré-
to}, M.: rampart. -ràzza, F.: upper
terrace (of a building), flat roof. -raz-
zàno, M.: (lit.) countrymari (compatriot);
highlander; peasant. -razzino, dim.
of -razzo. -razzo, M.: balcony, belve-
dere; terrace (of a house). -razzéne,
aug. of -razza, -razzo. -re=mòto, M.:
earthquake. -renaménte, ADV.: in a
worldly manner. --renéllo, dim. of -re-
no. -réno, ADJ.: earthly; ground-; M.:
land (ground; territory, district); ground-
floor; vestibule: pian —, ground-fioor,
basement; mancare il —, fear, be afraid.
tér-reo, ADJ.: earthy. -réstre, ADJ.:
earthly, terrestrial. -restreitay, F.:
earthliness.
terri-bile [L. -bilis], ADI.: terrible.
-bilita, F.: terribleness. -bilménte,
ADV.: terribly.
ter-riecio [-ra], M.: mould (decayed
matter, rich soil), decayed manure, com-
termometro
post. -rieei(u)òla, F.: agricultural
land; village. -riére, M.: countryman
(peasant).
terrifico}, ADJ.: terrific, terrible.
ter-rigeno}, ADJ.: earth-born, earthly.
\l-rigno [-ra], aDJ.: of the earth, earth-
en. -ritorifle, ADJ.: territorial. -ri-
torio, M.: territory. -rolîna, F.: soft
earth (mould).
terré-re [L. -r], M.: terror, dread. -rî-
testa
smo, M.: terrorism. -rista, pl.—i, 4;
terrorist.
terréso [terra], ADI.: earthy, terreous,
ter-saménte, ADV.: tersely (neatly, ele.
gantly). -sézza, F.: terseness (neatness,
elegance). -'si, PRET. of -gere; PL. of -g0.
lltèr=so, PART. of -gere; scoured (pol-
ished; terse (neat, elegant).
ter-zana, F.: tertian fever; ADI.: ter-
tian. -zanélla, F.: tertian fever, -24-
rej, TR.: plough the third time. -z-dvo,
-z=avolo, M.: great-great-grandfather,
-zeria}, F.: third, third part. -zernò-
lo, M.: (nav.) stay-sail; holster-pistol,
-zétta, F.: pocket-pistol.. -zettàta, r.;
hit from a -zetta. -zétto (lit.) = -zina,
-ziaménte, ADV.: thirdly. -ziario,
ADI. : of the third order; tertiary. -zi-
glio, -zilio, M.: game of cards (also
called calabresella). -zima, F.: terzina
(triplet, strophe of three lines). -zino,
M.: small bottle (third of a large); third of
a bottle (measure, nearly a pint). ||tér=
zo [L. -tius (ter, THREE)], ADI.: third;
M.: third; third part; company of sol.
diers. -zo-déeimo, ADJ.: thirteenth.
-zo-génito, -zo-nato, ADJ.: third born.
-z6ne, M.: packing-cloth, canvas. -zuò-
loj, M.: t(i)ercel (male hawk).
tésa [-so], F.: tension, stretching; place
where snares are laid; brim (of a hat).
tesaur. .f = tesor.. :
tes-chiétto, disp. dim. of -chio. |tès-
chio [L. -tula (-ta, head)], M.: skull; head
(cut off).
tési [Gr. thésis, putting], M.: thesis.
téso, PART. of tendere; stretched, distend-
ed; intent.
teso-reggzidre, TR.: treasure up, hoard.
-reria, F.: treasury. -riéra, F.: treas-
urer’s wife. -riére, M.: treasurer. -riz-
zAre, TR.: treasure up, hoard. ||tesò=
ro [Gr. thesaurés (the-, put)], M.: treas-
ure.
téssera [L., die; ticket], F.: ticket (sign,
mark, tally); PL. (Rom.) the four dies of
a game: —i militari, patrol sign. —.
tes-serandolo}, M.: weaver; contriver.
[ltès=sere [L. fexere], TR.: weave; TTEX-
TURE, interweave ; plot (contrive). -sile,
ADJ.: textile. -siménto, M.: weaving,
texture. -sitéra, F., -sitére, M, «si
triee, F.: weaver. -sitàra, F.: weay-
ing (web, texture), framework. -stto,
PART.: woven ; M.: TISSUE, texture ; frame-
work. ,
tésta [L., vase], r.: head (of an orgame
or unorganic body; mind; chief; extrem-
ity, top; front, etc.); obstinacy}; terra
cotta vase}: non aver —, have no mind;
esser —} (or di —), be obstinate; far —
a, oppose, resist, stem; darsi su per la—,
testabile
come to blows; darsi la — contra, dash
one’s head against.
testabile, ADJ.: subject to testamentary
disposition, that may be left by will.
te-stàecia, disp. of -sta. -st&eeo, ADI.:
testaceous, crustaceous.
testa-mentàrej, INTR.: make one’s tes-
tament or will. -mentàrio, ADJ.: tes-
tamentary. |l|-mémto [L. -mentum (cf.
-re)], M.: testament (will; Testament).
testardo [testa], ADJ.: headstrong (wilful,
obstinate, Eng.} testif).
testare [L. -tarî (-tis, witness)], INTR.:
make one’s will or testament (Eng. test);
TR}: attest.
te-stata [-sta], F.: head or end (of a
beam, etc., extremity, top). -statico,
M.: poll-tax (taxation by head).
te-statére [-siare], M., -statriee, F.:
testator, testatrix. ||té-ste [L. -stis], M.:
witness.
testò -é [= te-steso (L. ante ist’ ipsum)],
ADV.: just now, but a short while ago.
testeròeeio [festa], ADJ.. headstrong.
testésot, cf. testé.
testieei(u)òla [festa], F.: lamb’s head.
te-sticolare, ADJ.: testicular. ||-stico-
lo [L. -sticulus], M.: testicle.
testiéra [testa], F.: head-stall (of a bridle);
head-gear; milliner’s head.
testi-ficanza}, F.: testimony. |l-ficare
[L. -ficart (testis, witness)], TR.: testify
(attest, witness). -ficativot, ADJ.: testi-
fying. -ficaziénef, F.: testifying; tes-
timony. -mòne [L. -monium, -mony],
M.: witness (testifier). -mònia;, F.:
testimony. -monifle, ADJ.: testimo-
nial -moniànza, F.: testimony (evi-
dence, proof). -monidre, TR.: testify
(give evidence). -ménio, M.: (pop.) =
-mone; also testimony t.
te-stina, car. or disp. dim. of testa.
-stino, M.: (typ.) brevier; | = -stina.
tèsto1 [L. tertus (-xere, weave)], M.:
TEXT: far —, be authority or standard.
tè-sto2 [L.-sta, vase], M.: earthen pot-
lid; baking pan; flower-pot}. -stolina,
car. or iron. dim. of -sta. -sténa, F.,
-sténe, M.: aug. of -sta; (fig.) thick-
head, headstrong person.
te-stére},M.: =-ssitore; author. ||-stua-
le [-st01], ADJ.: textual. -stualménte,
ADV.: textually.
te-stido}, -stidine = festuggine. -stu-
dineo}, ADJ.: tortoise-like. ||-staggi-
ne [L. testudo], F.: tortoise ; testudo (war-
engine).
testura [L. textura], F.: (poet.) texture
(tissue, weaving).
tétano [Gr. -nos (teinein, stretch)], M.:
tetanus (cramp).
tetra- [Gr., FOUR]: -cérdo, M.: tetra-
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chord. -èdro [Gr. hédra, SEAT, base],
M.: tetrahedron.
tetraggine [tetro], F.: gloom (obscurity,
drearinéss).
tetr- [Gr. tétra, FOUR]: -Agono [Gr. génos,
angle], M.: tetragon. -alogia, F.: tetral-
ogy. -Ametro [Gr. métron, measure], M.:
tetrameter. -area, pl.-archi (Gr. érchos,
ruler], M.: tetrarch. -aredto, M., -ar-
chia, F.: tetrarchate. -fstico, pl. —ci
[Gr. stichos, line], M.: tetrastich (stanza
of four lines).
te-trieità, F.: (lit.) gloominess (gloom,
dreariness). té-tricof, ||té=tro [L. teter,
horrid], ADJ. : gloomy (obscure, sad, dark;
dismal, melancholy ; morose, Eng.} tetric).
tétta [ak. to Eng. teat], F.: teat (nipple,
breast).
tettaidlo [tetto], M.: garret mouse; ADJ.:
like a garret mouse : un topo —, a recluse,
closet cynic.
tettare [tetta], TR.: suck.
tettaréllo, dim. of tetto.
tétte [echoic], M.: (child’s name for) dog.
tet-tino, dim. of -to. ||tét-to [L. tee-
tum], M.: roof; house: a —, at or on the
roof; camera (or stanza) a —, garret, at-
tic. -téia, F.: shed, pent-house; cart-
house. -tiineeio, dim. of -to.
te-urgia [Gr. theourgta (theés, god, érgon,
tigrato
work)], F.: theurgy (miracle, sorcery).
-urgico, ADJ.: theurgic(al). -targo, M.:
theurgist.
thé = tè.
ti [L. te], PRON.: THEE; to thee; REFL.:
thyself, to thyself.
tidra [Gr. (Pers.)], F.: tiara, mitre.
ti-bia [L.], F.: tibia (shin-bone; flute,
flageolet). -bieine, m.: flute-player.
-bio, ADJ.: tibial.
tiechio [? CGer. ziki, kid], m.: caprice,
(whim, odd habit).
tientamménte}, M.: nudge, cuff.
tiepid. . = tepid. .
ti-fo [Gr. fi-phos, mist], M.: typhus.
-foide, -foidéo, ADJ., M.: typhoid.
tifolo}, M.: cry, squeak.
ti»*féne [Gr. tuphén (-phos, cloud)], M.:
typhoon (whirlwind). -fònico, ADJ.: ty-
phoon (of a whirlwind).
ti-glia} [L. -lia], r.: linden-tree; chest-
nut. -glidta, F.: boiled, pealed chestnut.
ti-glio, M.: linden(-tree); linden wood;
inner bark of the linden, fibre of plants
generally; vein (in stones). -glidso,
ADJ.: fibrous, tough.
tigna [L. tinea], F.:
tignere = tingere.
tign-dla [-c], F.: weevil, moth.
ADJ.: scurfy, scabby.
ti-gra, F.: tigress. -grànet, -gràto,
ADJ.: of tiger-colour, brindled, fiecked.
scurf; miser.
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Ilti=gre [L. -gris], M.: tiger. -gréttot,
-grinoj, dim. of -gre. -grot = -gre.
-gròtto, M.: young tiger.
timballo [fr. Ar.], M.: tymbal (kettle-
drum).
tim-bra}, F., -bro, M.: (bot.) savory.
timi-daménte, ADV.: timidly. -détto,
dim. of -do. -dézza, -dità, F.: timidity.
|ltimi-do [L.-dus], ADJ.: timid, fearful.
timo [Gr. thumés], M. : thyme.
timé-ne [L. temo, pole], M.: rudder
(helm); carriage-pole, waggon-tongue ;
guide; regulator. -neggiare, TR.: steer;
rule. -nélla, F.: little carriage. -mié-
re, -nista}, pl. —i, M.: steersman, pilot.
timo-rdato, ADJ.: God-fearing, pious.
|Itimé-re [L. timor], M.: fear (fright,
apprehension, alarm). -rosaménte,
ADV.: timorously. -rosétto, dim. of
-roso. -rosità}, F.: timidity. -réso,
ADJ.: timorous (fearful). -morteeios,
M.. slight fear.
impa-neggiare, TR.: beat the drum.
-nèllo, M.: (typ.) small tympan. -nét-
to, M.: small kettle-drum. -mista, pl.
—i, M.: player on the timbrel, etc. -nîte,
-nitide, M.: (med.) timpany. ||timpa-
no [L. tympanum (Gr. tiptein, beat)], M. :
tympano (kettle-drum, TIMBREL, tabour) ;
tympanum (ear-drum; air-sack; drum-
shaped wheel).
ti-nat [L.-na, wine-vessel], F.: small vat,
tub. -mdia, F.: stand for vats or casks.
tin-ca [L.], F.: TENCH (a fish). -chétta,
F.: small tench. -céne, M.: bubo (swell-
ing in the groin).
tinél-la [tina] = -lo. -létto, -lét-
ta, -lino, -lina, dim. of -lo. tinèl-
lo, M.: small vat or tub; servants’ hall.
tin-gere [L.], IRR.$; -TR.: tinge (dye,
stain). -gitfira, F.: tinging, tinge.
$ Pret. ¢in-si,-se ; -sero. Part. tinto.
tieno [L. -na; cf. -na], M.: large vat
(wine-cask); dyeing tub; bathing tub.
-nòzza, F.: large tub, recipient; wash-
ing tub; bathing tub.
tin-si, PRET. of -tingere. -ta [-to], F.:
tint, colour; superficial notice; dye-
tigre
+
house}. -ti(1)lAno}, M.: fine cloth dyed
in grain. =
tin-tin [echoic], M.: tinkle. -tinnébu-
lof, M.: small bell. -tinnaménto, M.:
tinkling, tinkle. -timmare, INTR.: (lit.)
tinkle, resound. -tinnio, M.: tinkle.
-tinnire = -tinnare. -tinno, M.: tink-
ling, tinkle. -tintò, M.: dingdong (of a
bell).
tin-to, PART. of -gere; M.}: tincture,
dye, colour. -tére, M.: dyer. -toria,
F.: dye-house. -tòrio, ADJ.: dyeing;
of dye-stuffs. -tara, F.: dyeing; dye,
tint; tincture; extract.
é tiro
tiòrba [fr. name of inventor], F.: theorbo
(sort of large lute).
ti-pico, ADJ.: typical. |l="po [Gr. tapos
(tup-, beat)], M.: type; model. -pogra-
fia, F.: typography. -pogràfico, ADI.;
typographical. -pògrafo, M.: typogra-
pher, printer.
tipore} = tepore.
tira [tirare], F.: drawing, draft; strife
(dispute, scramble). =lînee, M. INVAR.:
ruler; drawing-pen. =lòro, M.: gold-
washer. -ménto, M.: drawing, pulling.
tiràn-na, F.: tyrannical woman. -nfe-
eio, M.: cruel tyrant. -nérei, -neg-
giare, TR.: tyrannize. -néllo, dim.
of -no. -neriaj =-nia. -nescamén-
te, ADV.: in a very cruel manner. -né-
sco, ADJ.: very cruel or tyrannous. -nia,
F.: tyranny. -nicaménte, ADV.: ty-
rannically. -nieida, pl. —i, M.: tyran-
nicide. tirdm-mico, ADJ.: tyrannical.
tiràn-nide, F.: tyranny; absolute gov-
ernment. -nioj = -nico. -nizzàrej
=-neggiare. |tiré&n-no [L. tyrannus],
M.: tyrant.
ti-rinte, ADI. : drawing (pulling); teugh;
tending to; M.: horse-collar; boot-strap;
boot-hook; puller: far da —, help in a
dishonest work. |l-rare [Germ’e, ak. to
Eng. tear], TR.: draw (pull, drag; attract,
allure ; infer; draw lots; pull out); draw
out (extend); (pull the trigger; hence, fire
off; shoot, let fly); lounge out, kick;
(typ.) pull, strike off: — calci, kick; —
in lungo, prolong, protract ; — pur avan-
ti, go en; — via, be off; — sopra, shoot
at; — al, incline to; — da, resemble; —
per sorte, draw lots; -rarsi addosso, bring
upon one’s self. -ra=stivali, M.: boot-
jack. -rdta, F.: drawing; draught; way.
-ra=tappi, M.: tap or cork-puller. -rato,
PART.: drawn, etc.; close-fisted. -rati-
na, dim. of -rata. -ratéio, M.: stretch-
ing place (for woollen stuffs); drawer.
-ratére, M.: drawer; shooter: è gran
—, he is an excellent shot. -ratura,
F.: drawing (pulling, etc.) ; printing off.
tir-chieria, F.: niggardliness. ||-‘chio
[I], ADI. : niggardly, sordid.
tirèlla [-rare], F.: traces (of a harness).
tiriàcaj = triaca.
tiritéra [ak. to tirare], F.: drawn out or
tedious discourse.
tiro [-rare], M.: drawing (pull); firing of
(shot), throw; shot’s distance (reach);
line; draught; yoke; gibe, trick; vipert:
a — di moschetto, within the reach of
shot; a — di sasso, at a stone’s throw;
essere a —, be closing with each other in
a bargain; — a sei, coach and six; — &
due, a quattro, match, pair; set of coach
horses ; pair of oxen.
tirocinio
ti-roeinio, M.: noviciate. |l=réne{ [L.
-ro, recruit], M. : recruit; tyro, novice.
tirdi-de [Gr. turo-eidés, ‘cheese-form’],
F.: thyroid cartilage (Adam’s apple). -dèo,
ADJ.: thyroid.
tirso [Gr. thirsos], M.. thyrsus (Bacchus’
staff).
tisana [Gr. ptiséne], F.. ptisan (barley
decoction).
ti-se [Gr. phthisis], -si, F.: phthisis (con-
sumption). -siciézza, F.: consumptive-
ness. ti-sico, ADJ.: phthisical (consump-
tive). -siciime, M.: consumption; lean
body.
titil-laménto, M.: titillation, tickling.
||-lare [L.], TR.: titillate (tickle ; please).
-laziéne, F.: titillation (tickling).
tito-laceio, disp. of -lo. -larel, ADI.:
titular. -larez, TR.: title, call. -la-
rio}, M.: book of titles, peerage book.
-lato, PART.}: titled; M.: titled person.
Iltito-lo [L. titulus], M.: title (name;
dignity; renown; plea; title-page). -16-
ne, aug. of -lo.
titu-baménto, M.: hesitation. ||-bare
[L.], INTR. : waver (hesitate, vacillate; cf.
Eng.} titubate). -baziéme, F.: waver-
ing (hesitation).
tizzo [L. titio], M.: firebrand, brand.
ti’ [togliere], for togli.
tdeca I (cf. -ccoz], r.: cloth of silk and
gold; gauze.
t6e-ca 2, F.: pavement crack or hole. -ca-
bile, ADJ.: touchable, tangible. -ca=
lapis, m.: sliding pencil (pencil case).
-caménto, M.: touching ; contact. -cAn-
te, ADJ.: touching, etc.; concerning.
ll-care [OGer. zuchon, ak. to Eng.
tuck, tug], TR.: TOUCH (have contact with ;
handle; feel; concern, affect; impress,
move; play upon); beat (strike); offend;
M.: touch(ing), feeling; handling: — la
mano, give a tip; -ca a voi di, it’s your
turn to; — delle busse, be beaten; — la
fregola, have a burning wish ; — sul vivo,
touch to the quick; — un tasto (or can-
tino), strike a delicate chord; hit in the
sore place. -céta, cf. -cato; F.: pre-
lude. -eatina, dim. of -cata. -cativo,
ADJ.: touching (affecting, affective). -cé-
to, PART.: touched, etc.; M.: touch, feel-
ing. -catére, M.: toucher; tipstaff.
-cheggiàre, INTR.: toll. -chétto, dim.
of -cot or -co2. t6c-coI, PART. (pop.) of
«care; M.: touching, touch; stroke (of a
clock, etc., blow): al — della campana,
at the stroke of the bell; al —, at one
o'clock ; fare al —, draw. :
tòeco 2 [fr. Celt.], M. : large piece (judge’s)
cap or bonnet, skull-cap.
tò-ga [L. (tegere, cover)], F.: (Rom.) toga;
robe. -gato, ADJ.: togated, robed.
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tò-gliere [L. tollere], IRR.$; TR.: take
away (remove, carry off; snatch, take
off); seize; undertake (try); dissuade;
deliver: — di mira, aim at; — ad in-
teresse, borrow on interest; vi — la volta,
be beforehand; tolga Iddio! God forbid!
-gliménto, M. : taking away, etc. ; theft.
-glitére, M.: remover; thief.
$ Ind. : Pres. #0/e0, togli, toglie ; togli&mo,
togliéte, tolgono. Pret. tòl-si, -se; -sero.
Fut. torrò or toglierd. Cond. forrèi or toglie-
rét. Subj.: Pres. #0/ga. I've togli. Part.
caga — Poet. forms. f0g/- for fo/g-. Pret. #0/-
Zz, etc.
tòlda [fr. Scand.], F.: deck (of a ship).
tolétta;, F.: toilet, dressing-table.
tòlgo, PRES. of togliere.
tolle-rdbile, ADJ.: tolerable. -rabil-
ménte, ADV.: tolerably. -rànte, ADJ.:
tolerant (long-suffering ; liberal). -ràn-
za, F.: tolerance, toleration. |l=ràre
[L.], TR.: tolerate (support, bear with, en-
dure). -ratére, M.: who tolerates.
tòllere} = togliere.
Tolommèa [Tolomeo, Heb. traitor and
murderer], ADJ.: (lit.) of a traitor’s place
(in Dante’s Inferno).
tòl-si, PRET. of togliere. -'to, PART. of fo-
gliere; F.: taking away; bargain.
tolù [7., in Granada], m.: tolu (plant;
balm).
tomfio [? Russ. towdr, skin], M.: upper
leather, vamp.
tom4ref, INTR.: tumble; roll.
témba [L. tumba], F. : tomb; villa} ; gran-
tondare
aryi.
témbola [?], F.: tombola (kind of lottery).
tombo-lare [ak. to tumble], TR.: make
tumble, overthrow. -lata, F.: tumble,
overthrow. -létto, -lino, M.: little fat
fellow; ADJ.: roly-poly. témbo-lo, M.:
tumble ; cylindrical cushion (sofa cushion);
embroidery cushion, lace pillow (for lace-
making). -lòtto, M.: short fat person,
roly-poly.
tomista, pl. —i [Thomas], m.: follower
of St. Thomas.
tomo! [Gr. -mos, cut, section], M.: tome
(volume).
témof 2 [-mare], M.: tumble.
tòna-ca [L. tunica], F.: tunic, robe;
monk, priest. -cfieeia, disp. of -ca.
-chèlla, -chétta, -china, dim. of -ca.
-chino, jest. dim. of -ca.
to-nalità [fono], F.: tonality. |l-nare
[L.], IRR.$; INTR.: THUNder, roar. -na-
tére, M.: thunderer.
$ ¢(z)dn- accented, zov- unaccented.
ton-chifre, INTR.: be eaten by weevils.
|It6m-chio [?], M.: weevil, mite. -chié-.
so, ADJ.: full of weevils.
ton-daméntof, M.: rounding; chippings.
ll-dare [-do], TR.: round; prune. -da-
530 tondatura
tara, F.:
giaménto, M.:
rounding; chipping. -deg-
rounding out, emboss-
ment. -deggidre, TR.: round out; em-
boss; INTR.: be roundish. -dellino,
dim. of -do. -déllo, M.: round of beef,
etc.
tòndere [L.], TR.: shear, shave, clip.
ton-deréllo, -dettino, -détto, ADJ.:
dim. of -do; roundish. -dézza, F.: round-
ness (rotundity). -dimo, M.: (round)
plate, breakfast plate.
tonditarat [-dere], F.:
ping; clippings.
tén=do [rotondo], ADJ.: ROUND (circular,
ROTUND ; entire) ; in relief ; stupid, coarse;
M.: sphere (globe); plate; stupid fellow,
bumpkin, fool: alla (or in) —, round
about; by repetition; cifra -da, number
ending with a zero; sputar —, play the
wiseacre, act big. -déme, ADJ.: aug. of
-do; M.: large fritter.
tondiutoi, PART. of tondere.
tén-fane, -fano, M.: deep part (of a
river), gulf. -fare, INTR.: make a splash
shearing, clip-
or noise. ||t6m-fo [variant of tuffo], M.:
plunge, fall; splash, noise. -folaret =
fare.
tonicaji (vulg.) = tonaca.
tomi-caz [fono], F.: tonic (key-tone).
-co, ADJ.: tonic.
ton-nara, F.: tunny-place. -naròtto,
M.: tunny-fisher. -neggiére, INTR.:
haul with a cable. -né&zio, M.: haul-
ing. -mina, F.: pickled'tunny. |[t6n-
no [L. thunnus], M.: tunny (fish).
tò-no! [-nare], M.: thunder; roar, rum-
bling; rumourt. tò-no2 [L. -nus], M.:
tone.
ton-silla [L. -silis], F.: tonsil. -silla-
re, ADJ.: tonsilar.
tòn-so [-dere], ADJ.: shorn. -stira, F.:
tonsure. -surare, TR.: give the tonsure.
-surato, ADJ.: tonsured.
tontina [Tonti, originator], F.:
(sort of insurance).
ténto [for tonito (attonito)], ADI.: silly,
foolish, stupid; m.: blockhead.
tò-pa [talpa],F.: (jest.) mouse; rat. -pàe-
eio, disp. of -po. -pàia, F., -pàio}, M.:
rat’s nest; (fig.) wretched place, hole.
topazio [Gr. -zion], M.: topaz.
to-pésco, ADJ.: (jest.) rat-like; full of
rats, rat-. !|-pétto, dim. of -po.
tòpi-ca, F.: topic. |l-co, pl. -ci [Gr.
-kés (t6pos, place)], ADJ.: topical, local.
to-pinàia, F.: mice-nest; mole-hill; (fig.)
wretched place, hole. -pimaraf, F.: mote.
-pino, M.: dim. of -po; sort of olive. |ltò=
po [ta/pa], M.: mouse; rat; sort of olive:
— campagnuolo, field-mouse; -pi matti,
fireworks.
topo-grafia [Gr. tépos, land, gréphein,
tontine
di
torlo
write], F.: topography. -gréfico, pl
—ci, ADJ.: topographic(al). topò-gra-
fo, M.: topographer.
topolino, dim. of topo.
tòp-pa, F.: patch; temporary fixing;
door-lock ; key-hole; breech flap; a game
at hazard (with three cards), -pieeia,
disp. of -pa. -paiuòlo;, -pallachia-
vet, M.: locksmith. -paref, TR.: patch;
consent. -pato, ADJ.: stained with black,
-pétto, dim. of -po. Iltòp-po [ak. to
Eng. top], M.: log, piece of wood, trunk;
wedge. -péne, M.: patchwork quilt (for
placing under children or sick persons),
to-raee [Gr. thérax], M.: thorax. -ré-
eico, ADJ.: thoracic.
térbui [Germ’c torf], F.: TURF; fuel.
tér-baj2, F.: turbid or muddy water.
-baref, TR.: make turbid, trouble. -bie-
eio, ADJ.: somewhat turbid or muddy.
-bidaménte, ADV.: turbidly. -bidét-
to, -bidino, dim. of -bido. -bidézza,
F.: turbidness, muddiness. -bidieeto,
ADJ.: rather turbid or muddy. |[tér-bi-
do, ADJ.: turbid (muddy, troubled); tur-
bulent. tér-bo, ADJ.: turbid (thick,
muddy).
tor-cere [L. torquere], IRR.$; TR.: twist
(wring, writhe, wrest) ; REFL.: twist one’s
self about: — il muso (or la bocca), make
a wry face, grin. -eettino, dim. of
-cetto. -eétto, M.: dim. of -cia; wax
taper (of four long candles combined).
-chifeeio, disp. of -chia. -chifre,
TR.: press. -chiattra, F.: pressing.
tòr-chio [L. -culum], M.: press; torchi.
tòr-eia, F.: TORCH; wax taper (usly
-cetto, which see). -eiàret, TR.: twist,
tie together. -ei=còllo, M.: rheumatism
in the neck; (fig.) devotee, bigot; lap-
wing. -e(i)ére, M.: big candlestick (for
the -cia). -ei-fèecio;j, -ei-fèeeiolo
[feccia], M.: straining bag, filter. -ei-
gliare}, TR.: twist, twine.
§ Pret. 407-si, -se ; -sero. Part. torto,
toreimanno [Ar. fergeman], M.: drago-
man (interpreter).
tor-eiménto [-cere], M.: twisting. -ei-
téio, M.: twisting instrument, twister,
silk twisting-wheel. -eitara, F.: twist-
ing, twist. -colàret [-chio], M.: press.
-colétto, dim. of -colo. -coliére, M.:
press worker. tédr-colof [cf. -chio], M.:
press. ‘
tor-déio}, m.: thrush coop. -déla, F.:
large thrush. ||tér-do [L. turdus], 4:
THRUSH. -dtieeio, dim. of -do.
to-réllo, -rétto, dim. of toro.
torieeia [?], F.: young she-goat, kid.
térlo [L. forulus (-rus, bulge), fleshy
part], M.: yolk (of the egg); (fig.) easy
thing.
torma
térma [L. turma], F.: (lit.) flock, troop;
(Rom.) troop of 32 cavalrymen.
tormén-ta, F.: fierce Alpine storm. -ta-
giéne}, -taméntof, M.: torment. -ta-
re, TR.: torment. -tatéra, F., -taté-
re, M., -tatriee, F.: tormenter, -tor,
tormentress. -tilla, F.: tormentil (plant).
litormén-to [L. -tum (torquere, twist)],
M.: torment (torture; vexation). -tosa-
ménte, ADV.: tormentingly, cruelly. -t6-
so, ADJ.: tormenting. -tazzo, dim. of -to.
torna-cénto, M.: profitable thing, prof-
itableness. =gvisto, M.: appetizer, en-
ticing thing. =lètto, M.: valance (dra-
pery round a bed). ||torma-re [L., turn
in a lathe], INTR.: reTURN (turn back); be-
gin again; turn out, happen; turn; re-
volve; become: — bene, fit, become, be
profitable; — conto, be of use, profit;
-rne, aid; profit; — a mano, be handy.
=séle, M.: heliotropej, sunflower. tor-
nà-ta, F.: return(ing); weaning; meet-
ing, assembly ; last strophe.
tor-neaménto, M.: tournament. -nea-
tore, M.: combatant in a tournament.
\l-néo [-nare], M.: tourney (tournament,
joust, tilt); turnt.
tornése [Tours], M. : coin (of varied value,
first struck at T.).
tor-n(i)fio, M.: turner (on the lathe).
Iltér-nio [L. -nus, lathe], M.: turner’s
wheel, lathe. -mire, TR.: turn (in a
lathe); turn out. -nitére, M.: turner.
-nitara, F.: turning (in the lathe); chips
(from turning).
térno [-nare], M.: turn, revolution ; twist};
return}; ADV.: (= intorno) about, near-
ly: — —, round about; a —, round
about; in quel —, at about.
tòero [L. taurus], M.: bull; (astr.) Taurus;
nuptial bed (for — maritale); big mould-
ing (at the base of a column). -réso, M.:
(lit.) robust, stout.
tor-pédine [L. -pedo], F.: torpedo (fish;
explosive engine); torpor, sluggishness.
-pediniéra [-pedine], F.: torpedo-boat.
-pénte, ADJ.: benumbed, lazy. -pidéz-
za, P.: torpidness. |[tér-pido [L. -pi-
dus (-pere, be numb)], aDJ.: torpid (numb,
dull, sluggish). -pére, M.: torpor, slug-
gishness.
tor-raeeia, -raeeio, disp. of -re.
-raidlo, ADJ.: of the stock-dove (cf. ter-
raiuolo).
torre I, syncop. form of togliere.
tér-re2 [L. turris], F.: TOWER; castle
(at chess). -reggiare, INTR.: tower,
rise up.
tor-rentdeeio, disp. of -rente. ||-rèn-
te [L. -rens (-rere, burn, boil)], M.: tor-
rent. -rentèllo, disp. dim. of -rente.
-renzidle, ADI. : torrential.
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tor-rétta, -riceiéla, -rieélla, F.:
dim. of -re; turret.
tòrrido [L. -dus], ADJ.: torrid.
tor-riére [-re], M.: (lit.) keeper of a
tower, warden. -rigifino], M.: tower
guard. -rioneéllo, -rioneino, dim.
of -rione. -riéne, M.: old big tower.
torréne [?], M.: almond cake.
torsiéne [torcere], F.: torsion; colic.
tor-séllo}, M.: small bale of goods; pin-
cushion; roll. Iltér=so [? L. thyrsus,
stem], M.: torso, bust; stalk; core. -so-
lata, F.: blow with a stalk, core. tér-
solo, M.: stalk (of cabbage, etc.), stem;
core (of fruit).
tòr-taI, F.: twist(ing). tér-ta2 [L.],
F.: TART: mangiar la — in capo a, be
taller than, surpass. -tamémte, ADV.:
in a twisted manner, crookedly; in a wrong
sense. -télla, dim. of -ta2. -tellaio,
M.: tart-seller, confectioner. -tellétta,
dim. of -tella. -tèllo, m.: little pie or
bun. -tevolménte, ADV.: wrongfully.
-tézza, F.: (lit.) twisted shape, crooked-
ness. -tigliédne, M.: barrel (of a gun);
gun; ADV.}: tortuously. -tigliésof,
ADJ.: tortuous, twisted, winding. -tina,
-tino, dim. of -ta2. -tiref, INTR.:
twist; wrap. -titidine, F.: tortuous-
ness, crookedness. |ltòr=to, PART. of
torcere; twisted, etc.; wrong; unjust;
M.: wrong; injury; insult: avere —, be
wrong; dar — a uno, declare one to be
wrong, decide against one, side against
one, contradict one; @ —, wrongly, un-
justly.
tortol. .j = tortor..
torténe [torta 2], M.: big tart.
térto-ra, F., |l-re{1 [L. turtur], M.: tur-
tle-dove.
tortére}2, M.: torturer.
torto-rélla, -rétta, dim. of -ra.
tor-tésot, ADJ.: wrongful, unjust.
saménte, ADV.: tortuously.
F.: tortuosity. Il-tuéso [-to], ADI.: tor-
tuous, winding. -tiira, F.: torture (tor-
ment); tortuousness (twistedness)}; injus-
tice}. -turdre, TR.: torture, torment.
tor-vaménte, ADV.: scowlingly, with a
surly look. -vitàt, F.: surliness, stern-
ness. [ltér=vo [L. -vus, staring, stern],
ADJ.: looking black; scowling.
torzioneij, F.: contortion ; extortion.
tor-zoneéllo, dim. of -zone. |l=z6ne
[2], M. : serving lay-friar.
tésaf, F.: girl, lass.
to-saménto, M.: shearing, clipping. |l=s4-
re [L. tonsus, PART. of tondere, crop], TR.:
shear (crop, clip, shave). -s&to, PART.:
sheared, cropped. -satére, M.: shearer,
clipper. -satura, F.: shearing, clipping ;
clippings.
tosatura
-tuo-
-tuosita,
532 toscanamente
tosca-naménte, ADV.: in the Tuscan
manner. -neggiàre, INTR.: affect Tus-
can ways. -meria, F.: affected Tuscan
style or phrase. -nésimo, -nismo, M.:
Tuscan expression, Tuscanism. -nità,
F.: Tuscanism. -nizzàre, TR.: Tuscan-
ize. |ltosea-no or (lit.) téscoi [L. tus-
cus], ADI. : Tuscan.
tésco2 [abbr. of tossico], M.: (poet.) poi-
son, venom.
toséttai, dim. of -sa.
t6-so [L. tonsus], PART. (vulg.) of -sare;
shorn, etc. -solare, TR.: shear, clip.
-s6ne [L. tonsto], M.: golden fleece (order
of chivalry, est. 1450); (myth.) ram with
the golden fieece.
tés-saf, |l-se [L. tussis], F.: cough. -se-
rèlla, -serellina, dim. of -sa. -set-
tàeeia, -settina, disp. and dim. of -sa.
-sicchifre, INTR.: cough slightly.
tòssico, pl. —ci [Gr. toxikén], M.: poi-
son, venom. -logia, F.: toxicology. -lò-
gico, pl. —ci, ADJ. toxicological.
tossicéne, aug. of tosse.
tossicésof [-co], ADJ.: poisonous.
tos-siménto }, M.: cough(ing). ||-sire
[-se], INTR. (Pres. fosso): cough.
to-staménte [tosto 2], -stanaméntef,
ADV.: (lit.) quickly (speedily, promptly).
-stanézzat, F.: quickness, promptness.
-stanof, ADJ.: quick, prompt. -stànza,
speed, velocity.
to-stare [L. -stus, part. of torrere, parch],
TR.: toast (roast). -stattra, F.: roast-
ing. -stimo, M.. roaster, roasting-pan.
tòstoI, ADJ.: roasted, hard; impudent,
bold.
tésto2 [? L. tot-cito, ‘as soon’], ADI.:
quick, sudden; ADV.: soon: — che, as
soon as.
totà-le [L. -lis], ADI. : total (entire, com-
plete); M.: entirety, sum. -lita, r.:
totality. -Imémte, ADV.: totally, en-
tirely,
tétano [L. tutilus], M.: cuttlefish.
tétto [cf. tette], INTERI.: don’t touch! (to
children).
tova-glia [ak. to Eng. towel], F.: table-
cloth. -glifeeia, disp. of -glia. -gliét-
ta, -glina, dim. of -glia. -gliolino,
dim. of -gliolo. -gliòlo, M.: napkin.
-gliéna, -gliéne, -glitteeia, disp.
aug. of -glia. -gliuòdlat, dim. of -glia.
toz-zétto, dim. of -zo. ||téz=zo [?], ADI.:
squat, short and thick, stubby; morsel of
dry, hard bread, morsel, bit. -zolaret,
INTR.: go seeking bits of bread, go beg-
ging. -zòtto, aug. of -zo.
tra! [L. intra], PREP.: within (in; in the
course of); among, between; on: — pochi
giorni, in a few days; — via, on the way;
— tutto, on the whole.
tracollamento
tra2 {[L. ultra], PREP.: beyond, besides,
moreover. =antico, ADJ.: very old or
antique. =avàro, ADJ.: very greedy, °
trabac-caf, F., -coj, M.: pavillion, booth,
-chéttat, dim. of -ca.
trabfccolo [L. -culum (trabes, beam)],
M.: merchant vessel with two masts.
trabal-daref, TR.: steal; defraud. -de-
ria, F.: stealing, cheating.
tra=ballé re, INTR.: stagger, vacillate,
-ballio,v..: staggering, vacillation. -bal-
léne, M.: big totter. =balzére, m.:
toss up and down.
trabalzof, M.: usury, illegal profit.
trabante [Ger. -bant (-ben, trot)], x.:
yeoman of the guard, trooper.
tra-bea [L.], F.: (Rom.) trabea (short
ee) -beatol, ADJ.: dressed in a tra-
ea.
tra-beatof 2, ADJ.: most happy. =bél-
lof, ADJ.: very beautiful. =bènet, apv.:
excellently, extremely well. =héret,
IRR. ; TR., INTR.: drink excessively.
trabiccolo [variant of -baccolo], M.: sort
of warming-pan; implement; rickety thing,
traboc-caménto, M.: overflow; down-
fall. -canteménte, ADV.: precipitous-
ly. Il-cére [tra, bocca], INTR.: overflow,
boil over; superabound; exceed; (lit.)
fall flat, tumble; TR.{: inundate; throw
down, precipitate, hurl; batter down.
-chéllot, -chétto [-co], M.: pitfall,
trap-door, man-trap. -ehévole}, ADI.:
overflowing, excessive, immense, huge.
-chevolméntef, ADV.: excessively. tra-
bée-co, M.: overflow, flow; downfall};
pitfall} ; balista.
trabondarej, INTR.: superabound, over-
flow.
trabuc. .} = traboc..
tra=buònot, ADI.: exceedingly good.
-cannàre [canna], INTR., REFL.: drink
hard. -cannatére, M.: drunkard. =ca-
pieet, ADJ.: very capable. =càrot,
ADJ.: extremely dear. -cattivoi, ADJ.:
exceedingly wicked.
traccheggiare [Sp. traguear, move to
and fro], TR.: waver and delay (procrasti-
nate, defer).
trae-cia [l. L. *tractiare (L. trahere,
draw)], F.: TRACE (track, vestige, foot-
step; mark); troop (band) {; treatise}:
andare in —, run after, hunt after. -eia-
ménto, M.: tracing; snare. -eiére,
TR.: trace (track); contrive. -eiatére,
M.: tracer.
tra-chéa [Gr. -cheîa, rough], F.: tra
chea (windpipe). -chefle, ADJ.: tra
cheal. È
tra-chidro}, ADJ.: most clear. =codér-
do}, ADJ.: very cowardly. -còlla [col
lo], F.: shoulder-belt. -collaménto
tracollare
[-collare], M.: tumble. -eollare [collo],
inTR.: fall headlong, tumble; threaten to
fall; impend. =eòllo, m.: tumble, down-
fall; ruin. =confortfrej, TR.: com-
fort. =convenévolej, ADJ.: exceed-
ingly convenient. =cordadre, INTR.,
REFL.: agree well. =corrènte, ADJ.:
running swiftly. =eérreret, IRR.; INTR.:
run swiftly. =cérso}, ADJ.: passed,
elapsed. =cortéset, ADJ.: exceedingly
polite. =cotfinte, ADJ.: (lit.) haughty,
overbearing. =cotanza, F.: (lit.) haugh-
tiness. =cotàre, INTR.: behave inso-
lently, grow bold. =cétto, ADJ.: too
much cooked or baked, overdone. =crue-
eiéso}, ADJ.: extremely irritated. =cu-
riggine}, -curdnza}, =«cutàgginej,
r.: negligence. =cutàto, ADJ.:' negli-
gent. -deret, INTR.: inform; betray.
-digiénej, F., -diménto [-dire], m.:
treason, perfidy: a —, unexpectedly; de-
ceitfully. -diritto}, ADJ.: very straight.
tra-dire [L. tra-dere (dare, give)], TR.:
beTRAY. -ditévolet, ADJ.: traitorous.
-ditevolménte, ADV.: treacherously.
«dito, PART. of -dire. -ditéra, F.:
traitress. -ditoraeceio, M.: infamous
traitor. -ditére, M.. traitor. -dito-
rèllo, dim. of -ditore. -ditoresca-
ménte, ADJ.: treacherously. -dito-
résco, ADJ.: treacherous. -ditriee,
F.: traitress. -diziondle, ADI.: tradi-
tional. -diziéne, F.: tradition.
tra-délee, ADI. : very sweet.
tra-détto, PART. of -durre; translated;
transferred}. -dueibile, ADJ.: trans-
latable. -dico, PRES. of -durre. ||-dar-
re [L. -ducere], IRR. (cf. addurre); TR.:
translate; transfer. -duttére, M.:
translator. -duzioneélla, dim. of
-duzione. -duziéne, F.: translation,
version.
tra-ènte, ADJ.: drawing, attractive; M.:
drawer (of a bill of exchange). -ènzai,
F.: attraction. ||tra-eret = trarre.
trafe-laménto, M.: exhaustion. ||-l&-
re [? Ger. triufeln, ‘drip’ with sweat],
TR., INTR.: pant with exhaustion, be tired
out. -lato, ADJ.: exhausted.
tra-ferire}, TR.: strike. -fésso}, ADJ.:
cleft, split.
traffi-cibile, ADI.: trafficable, practi-
cable. -cfinte, ADJ.: trading. |l-care
[?], TR., INTR.: traffic (trade); be busy Tt;
manage}. -catére, M.: trader, mer-
chant. trdffi-co, M.: traffic (trade,
commerce).
trafièrej, M.: dagger.
tra=figgere, IRR.; TR.: transfix (trans-
pierce, run through, pierce). -figgi-
ménto, M.: transfixing, piercing ; wound.
-figgitére, M., -figgitrice, F.: trans-
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-figgitàra}, F.: pierc-
traitore
fixer, piercer.
ing; wound.
tra-fila [filo], F.: wire-drawing plate.
-filare, TR.: wire-draw.
tra-fisso}, PART.: pierced. -fitta, F.:
piercing; wound; puncture. -fittivoi,
ADJ.: piercing. ||-fitto, PART. of -figgere.
-fittàra, F.: piercing; wound.
trafòglioj = trifoglio.
tra=forfre, TR.: bore or pierce through;
InTR.: cut fancy-work. -foraziéne, F.:
boring or piercing through. -féro, M.:
piercing; openwork lace; hole, hiding-
place.
tra-fréddo, ADJ.: extremely cold.
tra-fugaménto, M.: carrying away by
stealth. |=fugàre, TR.: carry away by
stealth, run away with; REFL.: run or
steal away. -fiigo: di —, by stealth,
secretly. -fuggirey, INTR.: run away.
tra-furelleria}, F.: deceit, roguery.
-furélloj, -farellinof, m.: little thief,
little knave.
trafaso-la [fuso], F.: skein of silk. -loj,
M.: shin-bone.
tragé-dia [L. tragedia (Gr. trdgos, goat,
oidé, song)], F.: tragedy. -didmte, M.:
tragedian. -dieggifre, TR.: turn into
a tragedy. -diògrafo, M.: tragedian
(writer of tragedies). -ditteeia, dim.
of -dia. tragé-dof, ADJ.: tragic(al);
M.: tragedian (writer or actor).
tragett. . = tragitti. .
trag-gere (poet.) = trarre. -gitére,
M., -gitrice, F.: dragger, drawer. trag-
go, PRES. of trarre.
traghett. . = tragitt. .
tragi-caménte, ADV.: tragically. |ltra-
gi-co, pl. —ci [Gr. -k6s], ADI.: tragic(al);
M.: tragedian (writer of tragics). =cò-
mico, ADJ.: tragi-comic. =commé-
dia, F.: tragi-comedy.
tra-giovante, ADJ.: extremely helpful.
tra=gittàre, TR.: pass or bring over (a
stream, etc.); tosst, shake{; INTR.: pass
over; perform legerdemain. -gitto, M.:
passing over, passage (across), transpor-
tation; road across, passage; crosswayy.
tra=giasto}, ADJ.: very just or fair.
=gloridésof, ADJ.: most glorious. =gran-
de}, ADJ.: extremely great. =guardo,
m.: level (instrument).
tragula [L.], F.: javelin, dart.
trai, cf. trarre.
tra-iettarre, TR.: pass across.
trai-méntoj, M.: drawing. -naére, TR.:
drag along, haul; trail along. ||trai-no
[L. trahere, draw], M.: DRAY; carriage ;
TRAIN, railway-train; TRAIL (of a gown,
etc.); waggon-load, baggage; raft}; train
(attendance)f.
tra-ire}, -itére} = tra-dire, -ditore.
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tra-lasciaménto, m. : leaving off, desist-
ing; cessation. |=lasci&re, TR.: leave
off or aside, desist from, give up, quit;
omit.
tra-latizio, ADJ.: transportable.
ziéne = traslazione.
tràl-eej = -cio. -eeréllo, dim. of -cio.
-eidia, F.: vine trellis. -eiatof, ADJ.:
full of vine-twigs. ||-eio [L. tradux (tra-
ducere, lead over)], M.: vine-twig (creeper);
umbilical cord.
tra-liee : in (or di) —, obliquely (across).
|l-lieeio [L. tri-licium, of three threads],
M.: ticking.
tra-lignaménto, M.: degeneration. ||-li-
gnare [L. linea, line; here, race], INTR.:
degenerate ; grow stunted.
tra-lérdo, ADJ.: most filthy.
tra-lueénte, ADJ.: translucent; trans-
parent. ||=laeere, IRR. ; INTR.: be trans-
lucent, be transparent ; shine through.
tralunare} = stralunare.
tra-lingo}, ADI. : exceedingly long.
tram, abbr. of tranvai.
tràma [L.], F.: woof, weft; conspiracy.
tramfglio [l. L.“tre-maculum (macula,
mesh, cf. maglia)], M.: net (of ‘three’
parts, drag-net, TRAMMEL).
tra-malvagegio}, ADJ.:
tra-mandaménto, M.:
tralasciamento
\|-la-
most wicked.
transmitting,
transfer. ||=mandare, TR.: transmit
(transfer, convey).
tra=maravigliéso, ADJ.: exceedingly
wonderful.
tramare [-ma], TR.: weave; plot, machi-
nate.
tra-mazzàre}, TR.: strike down. -màz-
zo}, M.: tumult; plot.
tramba-sciaménto{, M.: anguish.
-sciàret, INTR.: be overcome with grief
or anguish.
trambedùe}, ADJ.: both together.
tram-bista} = -busto. -bustére, TR.:
disturb, throw into confusion. -bustio,
M.: continued disturbance. ||-basto [2],
M.: disturbance, sedition.
tra=menare, TR.: rummage; managef.
-menio, M.: rummaging.
tramendie}, ADJ.: both together.
tra-mescolaménto, M.: mingling, jum-
bling. [l=mescolare, TR., REFL.: mingle
(mix, jumble).
tra-méssa}, F.:
digression, episode.
interposition ; mediation ;
ll-mésso, PART. of
-mettere.
tra=mestfre, TR.: jumble together.
-mestio, M.: confusion, jumble. 4
tra-métteref, IRR.; TR.: intromit, inter-
pose; transmit; REFL.: interpose: — per,
send for.
tra-mézza, F.: middle sole. -mezzà-
bile, ADJ.: interposable. -mezzamén-
tranquillizzare
to, M.: interposition. -mezzére, TR.:
put between, interpose, insert; intervene
(meddle)}. -mezzatéref, M.: inter-
mingler, interceder. ||=mézzo, M.: par-
tition(-wall), division; time between.
-mezzòlo, M.: first bed of rough marble
(above the finer).
tra-mischiare, TR.: mix together, etc.
tra=miserabile{, ADJ.: exceedingly
wretched.
tramite [L. trames], M
path.
tramòggia [L. tri-modia, three-peck
measure], F.: mill-hopper: finestra a —,
convent or prison-window (that prevents
looking into the street).
tra-montaménto}, M.: setting (of the
sun). -montàna, F.: north-wind (from
‘beyond the mountain’); north-star (pole
star): perder la —i, lose one’s bearing.
-montano, M.: rare for -montana; ADI.}:
ultramontane. ||-montére [tra, monte],
INTR.: go down (of the sun, etc., ‘below
sa mountain’), set; disappear. -ménto,
M.: setting (of the sun, etc.), sunset.
tra-mortigiénef, F., -mortiménto,
M.: fainting, swoon. ||-mortire [morte],
INTR.: faint, swoon.
tram-palo, ll-polo [Ger. trampeln, tram-
ple], M.. stilt: stare (or reggersi) sui
-pali, be unsteady, be on poor footing.
-poliéri, M. PL.: long-legged birds. -po-
lino, M.: spring-board.
tra-mita, F., -mutaménto} M., -mu-
tanza, F.: change, alteration; removal.
||smutare, TR., REFL.: change (move, de-
cant, transfer, remove); exchange. -mu-
tatére, M.: changer, remover. -muta-
ziéne, F.: change, alteration; removal;
decanting ; vicissitude.
tra-nare = trainare: -na! come on!
make haste! -méllat = -nello. -nel-
larej, TR. : cheat, deceive. -nelleria;,
-néllo, M.: fraud.
tra=nétto, ADJ.: very neat.
tranghiot-timéntot, M.: swallowing
up. -tire}, TR.: swallow up.
trango-scidre}, INTR.: be anguished, be
afflicted. -scidsot, ADI.: afflicted.
trangu-giaménto, M.: swallowing up.
\l-giare [tra-, in-gugiare], TR.: swallow
up, devour, gulp. -giatére, M.: swal-
lower, glutton. ,
tranne [trai, I’ve, ne], ADV.:
nus.
tra=nòbilet, ADJ.:
tranquil-ldceio, ADJ.: very tranquil or
quiet. -laménte, ADV.: quietly. -la-
ménto, M.: quiet; delay. -lfre, TR:
tranquillize, quiet; REFL.: grow tranguil
or quiet; take one’s pleasure. -lità, F.
tranquillity, calm. -ligzdre, TR.: tran:
: (lit.) crossway,
except, mb
exceedingly noble.
tranquillo
quillize, calm, quiet. |ltranquîl-lo [L.
-lus (trans, quies, quiet)], ADI. : tranquil
(quiet, calm); M.{: tranquillity (quiet,
calm).
trans- [L.], PREF. : trans-, beyond. =al-
pino, ADI. : transalpine. -animazié-
nef, F.: transmigration (of souls). =&t-
to, -aziéne, F.: contract (agreement,
transaction); compromise; transfer. -cén-
dere} (tran, scendere), IRR.; TR.: tran-
scend. trAns-eat [L.], m.: let it pass,
all right. -égmnat, F.: cloak; coat of
mail. -igere [L. agere, act], TR.: come
to terms, compound; transfer. -itare,
INTR.: make a transit, pass by. -iref
[L.], INTR.: pass; die. -itivaménte,
ADV.: transitively, in a transitive manner.
-itivo, ADJ.: transitive. tréns-ito [L.
-itus (i-, go)]; M.: passage, passing, tran-
sit; cross-road, crossing; PART.}: passed.
-itoriaménte, ADV.: transitorily. -itò-
rio, ADJ.: transitory, transient. -izione,
F.: transition. -la.. = trasla.. =liei-
do, ADJ.: translucid, -lucent. -padano
[L. Padus, Po], aps.: (Jit.) transpadane
(of beyond the Po, from Rome, i.e., north).
-port. . = trasport. .
transustan=ziàre [L. trans-substan-
tiare], TR.: transubstantiate. -ziazié-
ne, F.: transubstantiation.
tranvai [Eng. tramway], M.: tramway,
street-car.
trapa-naménto, M.: boring, trepanning.
-nare, TR.: bore, trepan. -maziéne,
F.: boring, trepanning. Iltrépa-no [1. L.
-num (Gr. trupàn, bore)], M.: bore, auger;
trepan.
tra-passibile, ADI.: passable; tran-
sient}. -passaménto, M.: passing over
or across; transgression} , death}; lapse
of time}. |l=passdre, INTR.: pass over
or across (Eng. transpass), cross over,
cross; TR.: pass (of time); outrun; ex-
ceed (of number, etc.), surpass; pass
beyond (die); transgress (TRESPASS
against); omit}. -passato, PART.: passed
over, etc.; elapsed, past; M.: deceased
person. -passatére}, M.: trespasser,
transgressor. -pdsso, M.: passing over
or across, passage; amble; crossing-
place}; trespass} ; decease.
tra-pelàre [tra, pelo], INTR.: drop, leak,
ooze out; TR.: understand from the
slightest hint. -pélo, M.: extra draught-
horse, etc. (for steep hills).
tra-pensfrej, INTR.: think seriously;
muse.
trapé-zio [Gr. -za (for tetré-peza, four-
footed), table], M.: trapeze (trapezium).
-zdide, M.: trapezoid.
tra-piantaménto, M.: transplantation.
l=piamtare, TR.: transplant. -pian-
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tatéio, M.: transplanting implement.
-piantaziéne, F.: transplanting.
tra=piocolo, ADJ.: exceedingly small.
tra=pérre, IRR.; TR.: put between (in-
terpose ; insert); transplace (transfer).
traport. . | =trasport. .
trapossénte}, ADJ.: very powerful.
trapésto, PART. of traporre.
trappista [Trappe, monastery in Nor-
mandy], M.: Trappist (Cisternian monk).
tradppo-la [l. L. trappa (fr. Ger.)], F..
TRAP (snare; artifice). -làre, TR.: en-
trap, ensnare; dupe. -latére, M.: (en)-
trapper. -leria, F.: entrapping, ensnar-
ing; cheating. -lièret, M.: entrapper.
-létta, dim. of -la. -lino, M.: harlequin.
-léne, M.: entrapper, cheat; meddler.
trap-pérrej,-postoj = traporre, -posto.
tra-puntéàre, TR.: embroider, quilt.
ll=panto, M.: embroidery, quilting ; ADI.:
embroidered; extenuated, (thin)t; ag-
grievedf.
tra-reveréndo}, ADJ.: very reverend.
=riccof, ADJ.: exceedingly rich.
tra-ripaméntof}, M.: overflowing; pass-
ing across. |l-ripdref [ripa], TR.: over-
flow; INTR.: tumble into a ravine; pass
across (from bank to bank); overflow.
tra=r6mpere, IRR.; TR.: (pop.) break in
two, break; interrupt; change. -réttof,
PART.
tra=rézzo}, ADJ.: exceedingly red.
tràrre [L. trahere], IRR.$; TR.: draw
(pull); pluck (take out); reap; (lit.)
move.
$ Ind.: Pres. trdggo, trai, trae ; tragghid-
mo, traéte, traggono, Pret. trassi, traéstt,
trasse; traémmo, traéste, trassero. Fut.
trarrò. Cond. trarrét, Subj.: tragga ; trag-
ghidmo, traggano. lve trdi. Part. trétto.
Other forms from #rdere.— Poet, forms.: Inf.
tràggere. Pres. (1.) traggio, trdggi, tragge;
trag(g)idmo (S.) traggia.
tra-rupàre {, INTR.: hurl from a rock,
precipitate. -rupàtot, PART.: precipi-
tated; precipitous, steep.
tras- [L. trans]: PREF.: trans-, beyond,
exceedingly, very.
trazsalire, INTR.: leap or start back, be
startled. -saltàret, INTR.: make a big
leap.
trasamé4ref, INTR.: love passionately.
tras-andaménto, M.: passing over,
negligence; omission. |l=amdare, TR.:
pass over, neglect; surpass}; INTR.}:
pass beyond; not abide by terms; be
without effect. -andaturai, F.: pass-
ing over; negligence; omission.
tra=sapéret, INTR.: know a great deal.
tras-attdre}, REFL.: appropriate, usurp.
tra=sfviof, ADJ.: very wise or learned.
tras-bòno}, ADJ.: exceedingly good.
trascannérej, TR.: wind upon another
skein.
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tra=scégliere, IRR.; TR.: select (choose,
trascegliere
pick). -scegliménto, M., -scélta, F.:
selection, choice. -scélto, PART. of -sce-
gliere.
tra-scendentale, ADJ.: transcendental.
-scendentalménte, ADV.: transcen-
dentally. -scendénte, ADJ.: transcen-
dent. -scendénza, F.: transcendency.
ll-scéndere [L. transcendere (trans,
scandere, climb)], IRR.; TR.: transcend
(surpass, exceed, excel). -scendimén-
to, M.: transcending.
trascérre, abbrev. of trascegliere.
trascinàre [? trainare], TR.: drag along,
move.
tra=sciòcco}, ADJ.: very foolish.
trascolaref, INTR.: trickle through, leak.
tras-colorare, TR., REFL.: change col-
our.
trascorporaziéne}, F.: transmigration.
tras=cérrere, IRR.; TR.: run or pass
over; omit; INTR.: pass (of time). -cor-
révole, ADJ.: running over. -corre-
volménte, ADV.: transiently, by the
way. -corriménto, M.: running or
passing over; passage; lapse. -cérsaf,
cf. -corso. -corsivaméntej, ADV.: by
the way. -cérso, PART. of -correre; run
or passed over; past; omitted; M.: over-
sight; mistake: in —, by the way.
tra-scritto, PART. of -scrivere. |l=seri-
vere, IRR.; TR.: transcribe, copy. -seri-
zione, F.: transcription, copy.
tras-curaggine, F.: carelessness, negli-
gence. -curdmte, ADJ.: careless, negli-
gent. -curdnza, F.. carelessness, neg-
ligence. ||=curare, TR.: treat carelessly,
neglect; pass over. -curataeceio, disp.
of -curato. -curataggine, F.: care-
lessness, negligence. ‘-curataménte,
ADV.: carelessly, negligently. -curatéz-
za, F.: carelessness, neglect. . -curato,
PART.: neglected; careless, negligent.
-curatére, M.: neglecter.
trazsecolare [secolo, as if issuing from
another century], INTR.: be amazed, mar-
vel; TR.}: confound.
tra-sentire{, TR., INTR: hear wrong.
tras-feribile, ADJ.: transferable. -fe-
riménto, M.: transfer(ring). |l-ferire
[L. trans-ferre (BEAR)], TR.: TRANSFER
(convey, remove); REFL.: repair to, go or
move to.
tras-figuraménto, rare for -figurazio-
ne. ||=figurare, TR.: transfigure (trans-
form, change). -figuraziéne, F.: trans-
figuration (transformation, change).
tras=f6ndere, TR.: TRANSFUSE, pour
over.
tras-formabile, ADJ.: transformable.
-formaménto}, M., -formanza}, F.:
transformation. ||=formare, TR.: trans-
traspariente
form. -formativo, ADJ.: transforma-
tive. -formaziéne, F.: transformation.
trasfug. . = trafug. .
tras-fusiéne, F.: transfusion. ||-fago,
PART. of -fondere.
tras-grediménto, M.: transgression,
ll-gredire [L. trans-gredi (gradior,
walk)], TR., INTR.: TRANSGRESS, trespass,
-greditérej, M.: transgressor. -gres-
sioneélla, dim. of -gressione. -gres-
siéne, F.: transgression, trespass; di-
gression}. -gressére, M.: transgressor,
trespasser.
trasi}, ADV.: so, thus; as much.
tra-sicuraménte, ADV.: very securely.
tras-lataménte, ADV.: metaphorically,
-latare, TR.: translate (transfer, ren-
der). -lativo, ADJ.: (lit.) transferable;
metaphorical. ||-lato [L. translatus,
transferred], ADJ.f: translated (trans
ferred); M.: metaphor. -laziéne, F.:
translation (transference ; rendering).
tras-locaménto, M.: translocation. ||=lo-
care, TR.: transfer, remove.
tras=marino, ADJ.: transmarine.
tras-mésso, PART. of -mettere. |=mét-
tere, IRR.; TR.: transmit (send over;
communicate); (fig.) send back. -metti-
tére, M.: transmitter.
tras-migraménto, M.: transmigrating,
transmigration. ||=migrére, INTR.: trans-
migrate. -migraziéne, F.: transmigra-
tion.
tras-missibile [L. trans-missus, trans-
mitted], ADJ.: transmissible. -missiéne,
F.. transmission.
tras-modaménto, M.: excess. ||-mo-
dare [modo], INTR.: (lit.) be out of meas-
ure, exceed. -modataménte, ADV.:
exceedingly. -modato, ADJ.: excessive.
tras-mutdbile, ADI: transmutable.
-mutaméntot, M., -mutanzaf, F.:
transmutation. |=mutàre, TR.: trans-
mute (transform, change). -mutaziéne,
F.: transmutation.
trasnaturàre |, INTR., REFL.: become
unnatural.
trasnèlloj, ADI. : very nimble.
trasofvet, ADJ.: exceedingly gentle.
tra-sognaménto, M.: astonishment.
\l=sognare, INTR.: astonish. -sognato,
ADJ.: astonished, dumbfounded.
trasollieitaménte{, ADV.: very ear-
nestly.
tras-ordinare}, TR.: disorder; INTR.:
lead a disorderly life. -ordinarioî,
ADJ.: disordinate, extraordinary. -or-
dine}, M.: disorder, excess.
trasoriére = tesoriere.
traspadano = transpadano.
tras-par(i)énte, ADJ.: transparent; M.:
painted window screen ; illumined festoon,
NAS
trasparenza
etc. -parénza, F.: transparency. ||-pa-
rire [trans, apparire], INTR.: be trans-
parent.
tras-piantaméntoj, M.: transplanta-
tion. =piantérej, TR.: transplant.
tra-spiràbile, ADJ.: transpirable. ||=spi-
rare, INTR.: transpire; perspire; trickle
through (leak out). -spiraziéne, F.:
transpiration ; perspiration.
tras-pénere}, =pérre, IRR.; TR.: trans-
pose (transplace, move), transport; trans-
latet.
tras- portàbile, ADI. : transportable.
-portaménto, M.: transport. |l=por-
tare, TR.: transport. -portatére, M.:
transporter. -portazidne, F., -pòrto,
M.: transportation; transport (transpor-
tation; carriage, vehement emotion, pas-
sion): carro di —, (rail.) truck, box-
car.
trans-posizioneélla, dim. of -posizione.
-posizidne, F.: transposition. ||-pésto,
PART. of -porre.
trasricchirej, INTR.: grow exceedingly
rich.
trassi, PRET. of trarre.
trassinare [variant of trascinare], TR.:
shake, molest, abuse; touch (handle, man-
age).
trastornaref, TR.: divert from, hinder.
trastul-lare, TR.: divert, amuse; REFL. :
divert one’s self, play. -latére, M.:
amuser, wag. -létto, dim. of -lo. -1é-
vole, ADJ.: diverting, amusing. -lino,
dim. of -lo. |ltrastal-lo [? OGer. stulla,
time], M.: pastime (diversion, amusement):
compagno di —, playfellow.
tra-sudaménto, M. : perspiration. ||=su-
dare, INTR.: transude (perspire freely,
produce moisture). -sudaziéne, F.:
transudation.
tras=umanare, INTR.: become trans-
human or superhuman. -umanaziéne,
F.: becoming superhuman, assuming divine
nature.
tras-versàle, ADJ.: transversal (trans-
verse, oblique). -versalménte, ADV.:
transversally. ||-vérsot [L. -versus],
ADJ.: transverse (oblique); perverse.
trasvi.. = travi..
tras-volire, TR.: pass rapidly over; fly
rapidly ; treat lightly.
tras=vòlgere{, IRR.; TR.: sweep off, dis-
order, overturn. -vdltot, PART.
trat-ta [-fo], F.: drawing (pull, pulling
out, drawing of lots or votes); election ;
TRAIN (troop, crowd); course, draft (bill);
traffic; heaving (a sigh)}; withdrawing;
shot (of a bow, etc.)+; space (distance)t ;
handle (of certain mus. instruments); li-
cence; concourse. -tabile, tractable,
flexible. -tabilissimo, ADJ.: most trac-
travalicare
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table. -tabilita, r.: tractability (tracta-
bleness, docility). -tabilménte, ADV.:
tractably. -taménto, M.: treatment.
-tare, TR.: TREAT (manage; discuss);
touchj; REFL.: be treated, be prepared;
be under treatment, be in question; cause
to be an advocate or lawyer: si -ta di,
it is the question of, the question is; si
-ta della vita, life is at stake; — con
uno, have a conversation, intercourse with
one. -tatéllo, dim. of -tato. -tatista,
pl. —i, M.: writer of treatises; tract
writer. -tativa, F.: treaty. -tato, M.:
TREATise (dissertation; tractate; TRACT);
treaty; conspiracy}, machination}. -ta-
tore}, M.: negociator; plotter; interpre-
ter. -taziéne, F.: treatment. -teggia-
ménto, M.: drawing (lines), outlining.
-teggiare, TR.: draw (lines, contours,
etc.), depict; etch. -teggiatiura, F.:
drawing, sketching, depicting.
trat=tenére, IRR.; TR.: hold back (re-
TAIN, check, keep waiting); entertain};
REFL.: stay, delay. -teniménto, M.:
holding back, checking; staying; enter-
tainment. -tenitére, M., -tenitriee,
F.: retainer ; entertainer. -tentto, PART.
of -tenere.
trattévolet, ADJ.: tractable.
trat-to [trarre], PART. : drawn, etc.; M.:
drawing (pull, draft); stroke (of the pen);
space, moment; TRAIT (lineament, feature);
mode (manner); trick}; mottot, bon mot};
opportunity}: a(d) un —, at once, sud-
denly; ad ogni —, every moment; di
primo —, at first; di —a—, or — —,
from time to time; dare i -ti, expire; un
bel —, a fine move, a good manner or
stroke; innanzi —, beforehand, first of
all. -tére, M.: drawer}; silk spinner;
restaurant-keeper, innkeeper. -toria,
F.: restaurant, eating-house (finer than
osteria, less fine than locanda). -tésof,
ADJ.: affable, pleasing. -tara, F.: draw-
ing, pulling.
trava-glia}, -gliaménto, M.: toil, work.
-gliànte, ADJ.: laborious. -gliare,
INTR.: toil, work; torment; TR.: give
work to; REFL.: vex or torment one’s
self; intermeddlej; get angryf. -glia-
taménte, ADV.: laboriously, painfully.
-gliatére, M., -gliatriee, F.: toiler;
vexer; cheat. ||trava-glio [Fr. travail],
M.: TRAVE (brake for refractory horses);
toil; work (labour; piece of work); dis-
tress (pain, travail). -gliosaménte,
ADV.: laboriously; painfully. -gliéso,
ADJ.: laborious; painful.
travale.. (poet.) = travalic..
tra-valénte}, ADJ.: exceedingly clever.
tra-valicaménto, M.: passing across,
crossing; transgression. ||=walicare,
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pass over or across, cross; transgresst.
-valicatére, M.: crosser.
travaménto [trave], M.: beams (collect-
ively); beam work.
tra-vasaménto, M.: transfusion, decant-
ing. |l-vasdre [vaso], TR.: pour from
one vessel into another, decant, transfuse.
-vaso, M.: decanting.
tra-vàta, F.: beams or rafters (collect-
ively), beam or frame-work ; (fort.) pole-
work. -wato, ADJ.: of beams. -vati-
ra, F.: rafters (of a roof), rafter-work.
|Itraeve [L. trabes], F., M.: beam; roof-
beam, rafter.
tra-vecchiézza}, F.: decrepitude
tra-vedére, IRR.; INTR: see one thing
for another, see double; see indistinctly.
-vediménto, M.: hallucination ; dimness
of sight. -véggole, F. PL.: distorted or
double sight, dimness of sight.
tra-vérsa, F.: (anything crossing, as)
cross-piece, bar; traverse (barrier ; ( fort.)
obstructing work; cross-accident)}; cross-
road; (rail.) sleeper: alla —, across;
crosswise. -versale, ADJ.: trans-
versal (crossing, cross). -versalmén-
te, ADV.: transversely, crosswise. -ver-
saménto, M.: crossing. -versare, TR. :
traverse (cross, pass over or through);
INTR.}: — con, meddle. -versdta, F.:
crossing. -versia, F.: tempest (squall);
cross-accident (contrariety, adversity).
-versino, M.: cross-piece, brace, trans-
verse-beam. |l=vèrso [L. trans-versus
(vertere, turn)], ADJ.: transverse (crossing,
crosswise, oblique); wrong; adverse (con-
trary, untoward); broad; sturdy (strong);
M.: width: a —, across, athwart; adverse-
ly, badly ; although; di —, by width, wide;
bad; distorted; în —, obliquely; askance;
per —, transversely, across, from side to
side. -verséne, M.: cross-piece; (nav.)
north-eastern ; slant-stroke.
travertino [Tiburtino (Tibur = Tivoli)],
M.: Travertine marble.
tra-vestiménto, M.: disguise.
stire, TR.: disguise.
travet [Travet, a comedy], M.: poor em-
ployee.
travétta, dim. of trave.
tra-viaménto, M.: leading astray.
ll-vidre [via], TR.: lead from the right
way, lead astray ; INTR., REFL.: go astray ;
deviate}. -viatéra, F., -viatére, M.,
-viatriee, F.: misleader; ADJ.: leading
astray, misguiding, corrupting.
travieèllo [trave], M.: small beam,
joist.
tra-visaménto, M.: disguise. |l=vis&-
re [viso], TR.: mask, disguise; counter-
feit, deceive. -vîso},M.: mask, disguise;
deceit.
travalicatore
ll=we-
tremolio
tra=vòlgere, IRR.; TR.: sweep off, oven
turn; confuse. -vòlto, PART.
travéne, aug. of -ve.
travvéggolej = traveggole.
trazione [L. tractio], F.: traction, draw-
ing.
tré [L. tres], ADJ.: three.
trébbia [tribbio], F.: flail; thrashingt.
trebbifno [fr. name of place], M.: sort
of white grape or wine.
trebbia-re [trebbia], TR.: thrash. -tù-
ra, F.: thrashing.
trébbio{, M.: place where three roads
meet; diversion, fun.
tréc-caf, F.: huckster, fruit-woman. -cé-
ref, TR.: huckster, retail; trick. -che-
ria}, F.: huckstering, fruit-selling ; trick-
ery. -chiérof, M.: huckstering; tricking.
trée-eta [? Gr. tricha, THREEfold], F.:
TRESS (plait, braid, curl). -eifia, F.,
-eiaio, M., -eiaiòla, F., -eiaidlo, M.:
hair-dresser. -eiaret, TR.: tress, braid.
-eiéraf, F.: topknot, ornament. -etud-
la}, F.: little tress or curl.
trecconet, M.: huckster, green grocer.
tre-eentésimo, ADJ.: three hundredth.
-eentista [-cento], pl. —i, M.: writer or
person of the 14th century. =eènto,
ADJ.: three hundred; M.: 14th century
(for mil trecento). =dèeimoj, -dieé-
simo, ADJ.: thirteenth. tré-diei, ADI.:
THIRTEEN ; thirteenth. =fògliot,M.: tre-
foil. tré-foloj, M.: twist; strand (of a
rope).
tregénda [L. tre-centa, 300; = great
number], F.: troop of devils, wicked band.
treggèat, F.: (she) confectioner.
trég-gia [?], F.: (wheel-less) sledge. -già-
ta, f.: sledge-load. -giatére, M.:
sledge-driver. -giéne, M.: big sledge.
trégua [OGer. triwa, troth], F.: TRUCE
(armistice); rest.
tre-macòre [core], M.: tremor of the
heart, palpitation. -maménto, M.:
trembling. -mante, ADJ.: trembling,
quivering. |lemare [L. -mere], INTR.:
TREMBLE (shiver, quiver). -marélla, F.:
tremor, slight fear. -mebéndo, ADJ.:
trembling. -mefatto, ADJ.: (lit.) terri-
fied. -mendaménte, ADV.: tremen-
dously. -mèndo, ADI: tremendous,
immense.
trementina [terebinio], F.: turpentine.
tremerélla [-mare], F.: tremor, slight
fear.
tre=mîla, ADJ.: three thousand.
tré-mito [-mare], M.: trembling (tremor,
shiver). tré-mola, F.: torpedo. -mo-
lare, INTR.: tremble (quiver, shiver).
-molante, ADJ.: trembling, quivering;
-moldnti, M. PL.: plumage (in ladi
hats). -molio, M.: trembling. tré
tremolo
molo = -mulo. -moléso = -moroso.
-mére, M.: tremor. -morésof, ADI.:
tremulous.
tremòto [pop. for terre-moto, as if from
tremare], M.: earthquake; stirring thing
or person: dar le mosse a’ —ti, bluster,
swagger; è un —, he is a fierce fellow.
tròmu-laj, F.: aspen-tree. ||-lare =
tremolare. trému-lo, ADJ.: tremulous,
quivering: M.: (mus.) trill.
trèno1 [Fr. train], M.: TRAIN (suit; rail-
way-train): — di persone, passenger-train;
— di vagoni, — di vetture, freight-train.
tréno2 [Gr. thrénos], M.: lament(ation).
trén-ta [L. tri-ginta], ADI.: THIRty. -ta=
mile, ADJ.: thirty thousand. -tancàn-
nai, -tavòcchia, F.: monster, goblin.
-tésimo, ADJ.: thirtieth. -tina, F.:
about thirty, some thirty. -t=fino, ADJ.:
thirty-one.
trepestio [pestare], M.: great stamping
or beating.
trepi-dare, INTR.: tremble (quake, shake
with fear). -dante, ADJ.: trembling,
trepid. -danza, -dazidne, (lit.) -déz-
za, F.: trepidation, trembling. ||trépi-
do [L. -dus], ADJ.: (lit.) trepid (trembling,
tremulous).
treppèllo}, M.: troop, band.
tre-piède, -piédi, M. INVAR.: tripod.
tré-sca, F.: rustic dance, romping party;
amorovs and immoral relation. -scamén-
to, M.: rustic or romping performance.
ll-seare [ak. to Eng. thresh], INTR.: romp
(dance or play rudely, sport); have an im-
moral relation; practise ; touch (handle).
-scherèlla, dim. of -sca. -scéne, M.:
sort of rustic dance (by fours).
trés-pidet [ire, piedi], trés-polo, M
scaffolding (with three legs trestle, sup-
port).
tressétti [tre, sette], M
‘(at cards).
trézzaj = treccia.
tri- [L.], PREF.: tri-, THREE-.
tridca [Gr. theriaké (thér, beast)], F
treacle (medicine against wild or venom-
ous beasts), electuary ; remedyf.
triade [Gr. trids], F.: triad.
tri-angolàre, ADJ.: triangular. -an-
golarita, F.: triangularity. -angola-
zidne, F.: triangulation. -angolétto,
-angolino, dim. of -angolo. ||=angolo,
M.: triangle.
tribalddre}, TR.: steal, carry off.
trib-bidre [L.-ulare], TR.: thrash ; break.
-biatara, F.: thrashing, breaking. ||trib-
bio [L. tribulum], m.: thrashing sledge.
triboj = tribi.
tribo-lare [L. tribulare (cf. tribbio)],
R.: afflict (torment, trouble). -latora,
F., -latére, M., -latriee, F.: torment-
: sort of game
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er. -laziéne, F.: tribulation. tribo-
lo, M.: (fig.) tribulation (trouble); bram-
ble (thistle) ; caltrop (iron shard to check
cavalry). -lésot, ADJ.: afflicting, vex-
atious.
tribérdo [Icel. styri-bord, steer board],
M.: (nav.) STARBOARD.
tribra-chio, ||-co [Gr. tri-brachus, three-
short, viz., syllables], M.: tribrach (~~~).
tribù [L. -bus], M.: tribe.
tribul. .{ = tribol. .
tribi-na, F.: tribune (platform, pulpit).
-naéle, M.: tribunal (court of justice).
-nalménte, ADV.: by or in the tribunal.
-nato, M.: tribuneship. -nésco, ADJ. of
-na. -nizio, ADJ.: tribunary, tribuni-
tial. |[triba-no [L. -nus, orig. ‘head
of a tribe’], M.: tribune (people’s officer).
tribu-tare, TR.: pay as tribute, pay. -ta-
rio, M.: tributary. ||tribi-to [L. -tum],
M.: tribute.
tri-ciclo, M.: tricycle. -clinio [L. -cli-
nium (Gr. kline, couch)], M.: triclinium
(Rom. couch for reclining at meals, round
three sides of the table). =colére, ADI.:
three-coloured. =eòrde, ADJ.: three-
stringed. =eòrno, M.: cockle (shell).
=corpòreo, ADJ.: tricorporal. -cuspi-
dale, ADJ.: tricuspidate, three-pointed.
=ctispide, ADJ.: tricuspid. -dentato,
ADJ.: tridentate. =dènte, M.: trident.
-duano [-duo], ADJ.: triduan (of three
days). tri-duo [L. -duus (dies, day)], M.
period of three days. -ennàle, -ènne,
ADJ.: triennial. -ènnio [L. -ennium (an-
trimetro
nus, year)], M.: triennium. -fauee [L.
faux], ADJ.: three-jawed. -'fido [L. -fidus
(findere, split)], ADJ.: trifid. -fogliato,
ADJ.: trifoliate. =fòglio, M.: trefoil.
=forcato, =-foretito, ADJ.: three-forked.
=férme, ADJ.: three-formed. -gèsimo,
ADJ.: (Jit.) thirtieth. .
triglia [Gr. trigle], F.: mullet (fish).
triglifo [Gr. -gluphos (gliphein, carve)],
M.: triglyph.
:| triglina, dim. of triglia.
tri-gono [Gr. -gonos (gonia, angle)], tri-
angle. -gonometria, F.: trigonometry.
-gonométrico, pl. —ci, ADJ.: trigono-
metrical. -laterale, -ldtero [L. latus,
side], ADJ.: trilateral. -lineo, ADJ.: tri-
linear. -lingue, ADJ.: trilingual.
tril-lare [echoic], INTR.: trill, da
-lettino, dim. of -lo.
trilliéne [after millione], m. : trillion.
trillo [-WUare], M. : trill, quaver.
tri-lobato [lobo], ADJ.: trilobate. -lo-
gia [Gr. (légos, discourse)], F.: trilogy.
-mémbre, ADJ.: three-membered. -mé-
stre [L. mestris (mens, month)], ADJ.:
trimestrial. tri-metro [Gr. -metros], M
trimeter; ADJ.: trimetric.
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trimpel-lare [? trampolo], INTR.: shake,
(wag, totter, flicker); reel along; loiter,
act slowly. -limo, m.: shaking, etc.;
loitering. -lio, M.: violent shaking.
tri-na [-no], F.: open-work lace or trim-
ming. -mdia, F.: lace-maker. -nare,
TR.: trim with lace. -nàto, PART.
trin-ca, M.: drinker (tippler, toper). ||-ea-
re (Ger. trinken], TR.: drink greedily (tope,
tipple). -edta, F.: drinking, carousal.
-cato, PART.: drunk (tippled) ; thorough,
cunning (furbo —, arrant knave); M.:
knave. -catére, M.: toper.
trin-eéa [-ciare], -eéra, F.: TRENCH;
entrenchment; (rail.) cut. -eeramén-
to, M.: entrenchment. -eerdre, TR.:
entrench. -eerfto, M.: entrenchment.
-eétto, M.: shoemaker’s knife.
trin-chétta [? L. tri-, three: ‘triangu-
lar’], F.; forestay sail. -chettina, F.:
topsail. -chétto, M.: foremast; fore-
mast pennon; forestay sail.
trin-eidnte, ADJ.: cutting (sharp, tren-
chant); M.: carver; braggadocio. -eia=
paglia, F.: scythe. ||-eiare [OFr. tren-
chier (L. truncare)], TR.: cut up (in
pieces), carve, pink; devour, eat; affect;
trimpellare
REFL.: be cut, break: — capriole, cut
capers, -eidta, -eiatira, F.: cutting,
cut. -eier.. = -cer.. -eioft, M.: cut-
ting; open-work.
trincéne [-care], M.: hard drinker, toper.
tri-nita [L. -nitas (tri, three)], F.: Trin-
ity; Trinity Sunday or Feast. -nitario,
ADJ., M.: Trinitarian. -mo [L. -nus], ADJ.:
(lit.) of three. -nòmio, M.: trinomial.
-o, M.: trio; glee. -òcco [? der.], M.:
boisterous company.
trion-fale, ADJ.: triumphal. -falmén-
te, ADV.: triumphantly. -fare, INTR.:
triumph; (card-pl.) trump. -fante,
ADJ.: triumphant. -fatére, M., -fa-
triee, F.: triumpher. |ltrién-fo [L.
triumphus (?)], M.: triumph; -(card-pl.)
TRUMP.
tri=partire, TR.: (Jit.) divide into three.
-partito, ADJ.: tripartite. -partizid-
ne, F.: tripartition.
tri-pètalo, ADJ.: tripetalous.
tri-plicàre, TR.: triple, treble. -plica-
taménte, ADV.: triply, trebly. -pli-
caziéne, F.: triplication. |ltri-pliee
[L. -plex], ADJ.: triple (threefold). -pli-
eeménte, ADJ.: in threefold manner,
triply. -plieità, F.: triplicity. -plo
[L. -plus], ADI. : triple (threefold).
tri-pode [L. -pus (pes, FOOT)], M.: tripod,
trivet. -podia, F.: tripody.
tripolo [Tripoli], M.: tripoli (polishing
substance).
trip-pa [Fr. tripe (2)], F.: tripe; belly.
-paeeia, F.. disp. of -pa; big belly or
triviale
paunch. -pàio, M.: tripe-hawker. -paiuò-
la, F.: tripe-woman. -pare, TR.: cook
like tripes. -pino, car. dim. of -pa.
tri-pudiaménto, M.: feasting for joy.
-pudidre [L.], INTR.: leap or dance for
joy, caper, tripudiate. -pudiatére, M.,
-pudiatrice, F.: joyous dancer. ||-pa-
dio [-pudium (pu-, stamp)], M.: leaping
or dancing for joy.
tri-régno, M.: (Pope’s) triple crown.
triréme [L. -mis (remus, oar)], M.: tri-
reme (Rom. galley with three banks).
trisdgiof, ADJ.: most holy.
trisàvolo [L. tres, three, avus, grand-
father], M.: great-great-grandfather.
tri=sillàbico, ADI., M.: trisyllabic(al).
tri-staeeio, disp. of -sto. -stagginet
=-stezza. -staménte, ADV.: ‘sadly.
-stànzaj=-stezza. -stanzudlof, ADI.:
dim. of -sto; wretched; weaklyf, spare,
thin. -starèllo, dim. of -sto. -stàrei,
INTR.; REFL.: grow sad. |l=ste [L. -stis],
ADJ.: (lit.) sad (melancholy; sorrowful;
Eng.} trist); wretched. -sterellino,
dim. of -starello. -stézza, -stizia (lit.),
F.: sadness (melancholy, grief); wretched-
ness. -sto, ADJ.: sad (melancholy, sor-
rowful); wretched; miserable (depraved;
cunning, wicked); ADV.: woe! -stére,
F.: sadness, grief. -stésoj, ADI.: sad;
wretched. -sttiieeio, dim. of -sto.
tristleo [L. -cus, three-cleft], aDJ.: with
three points.
trita}1, F.: felucca (small vessel).
trita 2, F.: thrashing, grinding. -tamén-
te, ADV.: in small bits; distinctly. -ta-
re, TR.: grind, pound. -tatùra, F.:
grinding, pounding. -tèllo, m.: fine bran,
-tieeo}, ADJ.: grain. tri-ticof, M.:
grain, wheat. -tino, dim. of -to. ||-to
[L. -tus (terere, grind)], ADJ.: ground,
pounded, minced; TRITE (worn, hack-
neyed). -tolaref, INTR.: triturate, grind;
REFL.: be agitated. tri-tolo, M.: frag-
ment, bit. ”
triténe [L.-ton], M.: triton.
tri-tono, M.: (mus.) tritone.
tritténgo [Gr. tri-phthongos, ‘three
sound’], M.: triphthong.
trità-me, M.: fragments. -‘raf, F.:
grinding, pounding. -rAbile, ADI.: trit-
urable. -raménto, M.: grinding, pound-
ing. |l-rdre [L.], TR.: triturate (grind,
bruise). -raziéne, F.: trituration.
trium-virato, M.: triumvirate. ||triam-
viro [L. -vir], M.: triumvir.
triunvir. .= triumvir.
tri-vélla [terebella, dim. of L. terebra,
bore], F.: auger. -vellére, TR.: bore
through. -vellatara, F.: boring. -vél-
lo, M.: auger.
tri-vidle [L. -vialis, ‘of the crossroads
trivialità
or public places’], ADI. : trivial (common-
place, vulgar). -wialita, r.: triviality.
-vialménte, ADV.: trivially. ||tri-vio
[L. -vium], M.: place where three streets
meet, crossroad.
tro-céico, ADJ.: trochaic(al). |l-ehéo
[Gr. -chatos (tréchein, run)], M.: trochee
(-~)
tro-chisco}, -eisco [Gr. -chiskos, little
wheel], M.: trochiscus (med., lozenge).
Iltrò=co [Gr. -chés, wheel], M.: sort of
mollusk.
trécleaj, F.: pulley.
tro-fealménte, ADV.: as a trophy. ||-f6o0
[L.-pheum (Gr. -pé, turn, viz., of the ene-
my)], M.: trophy; trophies.
tr-ogliàre}, INTR.: stammer.
M.: stammering.
troglodita, pl. —tîi [Gr. -dutes (trégle,
cavern, dein, enter)], M.: troglodite.
tr-ogolétto, dim. of -ogolo. ||-dgolo
[Ger. trog, TROUGH], M.: trough.
tréiea. [1. L. troga (? Celt.)], F.: sow;
shameful woman; sort of catapult. -ae-
eta, disp. of -a. -fiio, M.: gang or den
of highwaymen (cf. -ata).
troiano [Troia], ADJ., M.: Trojan.
troidta [troia], F.: (vulg.) filthy act or
thing; gang of highwaymenf.
trom-bai [?], F.: TRUMP(ET), TROMP ;
water-pump, siphon ; leg (of a boot); ear-
trumpet; water-spout; (jest.) trunk (of
elephants, gnats, etc., proboscis); public
auction; forepart of a mortar: -be, high
card (representing Fame with her trum-
pets). -baz, pl. -bi, -badéret, M.:
trumpeter. -bdio, M.: maker of water-
pipes, siphons, etc. -bére, INTR.}: sound
the trumpet; TR.: decant (wine, etc.)
by a siphon or pump; sell at auction.
-beggiàrej, INTR.: sound the trumpet.
-bétta, F.: small trumpet; trumpeter.
-bettare}, TR.: trumpet, proclaim. -bet-
tatére}, -bettiére, M.: trumpeter.
-bettina, dim. of -betta. -bettinoj,
-bétto, M.: trumpeter. -béna, aug. of
-ba. -bonata, F.: blow of a trumpet or
musket. -béne, M.: trombone, sackbut.
tron-cébile, ADJ.: that may be cut off.
-caménte, ADV.: interruptedly. -ca-
ménto, M.: truncating (cutting off);
suppression. -care, TR.: truncate (cut
off, break off); cut short; suppress; kill}.
-cataménte, ADJ.: in a truncated or
shortened manner; by snatches, fitfully.
-cativo, ADJ.: subject to be cut off or
broken; brittle. -catara, F.: trunca-
tion; cutting off; suppression. -chétto,
M.: low shoe. |[trém-co [L. truncus],
ADJ.: cut off; docked; M.: trunk (stem ;
body apart from head and limbs, main
body, torso); shoe; lineage (race). -con-
-ògliot,
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eéllo, dim. of -cone. -céne, M.: aug.
of -co; large trunk; trunk; stump.
tron-fiîre [? L. trans, inflare, inflate],
INTR.: be puffed up, grow haughty, strut
proudly. -fiézza, F.: haughtiness. trén-
fio, ADJ.: puffed up, haughty; angry.
tro-niéra, F.: loop-hole, embrasure. ||tré=
no} I [fono], M.: thunder.
tréno2 [L. thronus], M.: throne.
tro-picale, ADJ.: tropical. Iltrò-pico,
pl. —ci [Gr. -pikés (trépein, turn)], M.:
tropic. tré-po [Gr. -pos], M.: trope (fig-
ure of speech). -pologia, F.: tropol-
truffa
ogy.
troppo []. L. troppus, troop, crowd], ADI.,
ADV.: too much, too many; excessive; ex-
cessively ; M.: over-much, excess.
tréscia [Goth. ga-drausian, fall down],
F.: tanner’s vat; furrowt.
tròta [L. tructa (Gr. trégein, eat)], F.:
TROUT.
trot-tare [? Germ’c], INTR.: trot; walk
fast. -téàta, F.: trot. -tatéra, F.,
-tatére, M., -tatrice, F.: trotter. -te-
rellare, INTR.: keep trotting. tròt-
to, M.: trot. tròt-tola, F.: peg-top,
whirligig. -tolare, INTR.: whirl like a
top, spin. -tolino, M.: little whirligig ;
(fig.) little romping boy. -toléne, aug.
of -tola. -t6ne}, M.: aug. of -to; ADV.:
at a trot: andare —, trot along.
tro-vabile, ADJ.: that may be found.
-vaménto, M.: finding, discovery. ||-va-
re [? L. turbare, ‘disturb, so ‘rummage’],
TR.: find; discover, invent; observe; REFL.:
find one’s self, be found; be. -vata,
F.: finding, discovery; invention; device.
-vatèlla, F., -vatèllo, M.: foundling.
-vato, PART.: found, etc.; M.: discovery;
invention, device. -vatére, M.: trouba-
dour (poet of Provence, XI-XIII Cent.);
poet (XIV Cent.); finder (inventor )+.
-v(i)èro, M.: trouvére (poet of north.
France, XI-XIV Cent.).
tròzzot, M.: crowd of armed men, rabble.
truc-care [-co], TR.: disguise; cheat;
hit (the ball, at billiards). |l-co [? Ger.
druck, pressure], M.: sort of billiards.
-céne, M.: swindler, meddler.
tri-ee [L. irux], ADJ.: cruel, ferocious,
sanguinary. tri-eia, F.: misery, pover-
ty,raggedness. -eidaménto, M.: slaugh-
ter. -eidare [L.], TR.: massacre, mur-
der, butcher. -eidatére, M.: assassin,
murderer. tra-eio, M.: wretch, rag-
amuffin.
tru-eiolare [? 1. L. *tortiolare (L. tor-
quere, twist)], TR.: cut into shavings.
tra-eiolo, M.: shaving.
trucolénto [L. -culentus (trux, fierce)],
ADJ.: truculent (ferocious, cruel).
traf-fa [?], F.: deceit, knavery, fraud.
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-faldino, M.: buffoon. -fare, TR.:
cheat, defraud; mock}. -fativoy, ADI.:
deceitful. -fatére, M., -fatriee, F.:
cheat, swindler, knave. -feria, F.: piece
of roguery, fraud. -fiére, M.: cheat,
swindler.
trugiolare} = truciolare.
trunca. .{= tronca. .
truò-got, -golo} = trogolo.
truònoj = tronol.
trippa [Fr. troupe], F.: TROOP.
trutildref}, INTR.: whistle (like the thrush).
tu [L.], PRON.: THOU: dare del — a, say
‘thou’ to, thee and thou.
ta-ba [L.], F.: tuba (ancient trumpet).
-bare, INTR.: coo.
tuberco-lare, ADJ.: tubercular. -lét-
to, -lino, dim. of -lo. ||tubérco-lo
[L. tuberculum (tuber, swelling)], M.: tu-
bercle; pimple. -léso, ADJ.: tuberculous.
-lvito, ADI. : full of tubercles.
tube-ro [L. tuber, swelling], M.: tuber;
small medlar-tree}. -rosita, F.: tuber-
osity. -réso, ADJ.: tuberous; M.: tuberose.
ta-bo [L. -bus], M.: tube, pipe; socket.
ta-bulo, dim. :
tuèllo [?], M.: (vet.) coffin-bone.
tufàeeo [-fo], ADI.: tufaceous.
tu-fare [Span. tufo (Gr. tîphos), vapour],
REFL.: crouch down; be low and oppres-
sive. -ffto, ADJ.: musty.
tuf-faménto, M.: plunging, immersion.
\l-fare [OGer. toufan (= Ger. taufen),
DIP], TR.: plunge (into the water), im-
merse; REFL.: plunge, rush into, be lost.
-fatére, M.: plunger. -fe-taffe [imita-
tion of blows], INTERJ.: thump! taf-
fete, M.: sudden blow. -fo, M.: plung-
ing; ruin. tuf-folo, M.: plungeon (bird).
tifo [L. tofus], M.: tufa (soft stone).
tu-guriétto, M.: dim. of -gurio. |l-ga-
rio [L. tegurium (tegere, cover)], M
lowly or squalid house, hut.
tuli-pa, F., ||-pano [Turk. tulbend, tur-
ban], M.: tulip.
tu-mefàre [L. -me-facere], TR., INTR.:
tumefy. -mefAtto, ADJ.: tumefied.
-mefazione, F.: tumefaction. -mideg-
giàreij, INTR.: grow tumid, swell up;
swell with pride. -midétto, dim. of
-mido. |ta-mido [L. -midus (-mere,
swell)], ADJ.: tumid (swelling, puffy, in-
flated). -mére [L. -mor], M.: tumour,
swelling. -morétto, dim. of -more.
-moréso}, ADJ.: tumorous. -muldre
[-mulo], TR.: (lit.) bury, inter. ti-mulo
[L.], M.: (léé.) tumulus; tomb, grave.
tumual-to [L. -tus (? tu-, swell)], M
tumult, uproar. -tufinte, ADJ.: tumul-
tuous. -tuadre, INTR.: make a tumult,
be tumultuous. -tuariaménte, ADV.:
tumultuously. -tugrio, ADJ.: tumul-
:|tur-gènza}, F
turgido
tuary. -tuaziénej, F.: tumult.
saménte, ADV.: tumultuously.
dis tumultuous ; seditious,
tini-ca [L.], F.: tunic (under-garment ;
-tuo-
-tudso,
membrane). -cAto, ADJ.: dressed in a
tunic; tunicated. -chétta, -china,
dim. of -ca.
tannel [Eng.], M.: tunnel.
tao [L. tuus], PRON.: thy, thine: il —,
thy property; i tuoî, thy relatives; dalla
tua, on thy part; una delle tue, one of
thy tricks.
tuòno = tono.
tuòrlo = forlot.
ti-ra, F.: stoppage; dam, dike, bank.
-ràeciot, M.: stopple (cork, bung). -rae-
eiolétto, -raeeiolino, dim. of -rac-
ciolo. -réeeiolo, M.: stopper (cork,
bung). -rfglioi, -ramef, M.: stopper;
stopple. -raménto, M.: stopping up
(corking). |l-rdre [abbr. of ot-turare],
TR.: stop up (cork, bung, close).
tar-ba [L., cf. -bare], F.: crowd, mob.
-babile, ADI. : easily disturbed, prone to
trouble. -baménto, M.: disturbance,
confusion; commotion. -bamtel, ADJ.:
disturbing.
turbante2 [Turk. tulbend], M.: turban;
light muslin.
tur-banzaj, F.: disturbance. ||-bare
[L. (-ba, turmoil)], TR.: distuRB (perturb,
TROUBLE, molest); REFL.: be disturbed, be
disconcerted; grow angry; grow cloudy.
-bataménte, ADV.: in a perturbed man-
ner. -bativa, F.: (leg.) complaint. -ba-
tivo, ADJ.: disturbing, molesting. -ba-
tore, M., -batriee, F.: disturber. -ba-
zioneélla, dim. of -bazione. -bazione,
F.: disturbance (disorder, trouble). -bi-
nare [-bine], INTR.: whirl. tir-bine
[L. -bo], whirlwind ; screw-shell.
-binio, m.: whirling, tumult. -binéso,
ADJ.: whirling, tempestuous. -bo (poet.)
= -bine. -bolenteménte, ADV.: turbu-
lently. -bolènto, ADI. : turbulent. -bo-
lénza, F.: turbulence.
turcdsso Ter. Pers.], M.: quiver.
tur-chésco, disp. of -co. ||-chése [-co],
M.: turquoise (bluish gem). -chétto, M.
sort of dove. -china, F.: turquoise (gem).
-chinétto, M.: turquoise colour, azure.
-chinieeio, dim. of -chino. -chino,
ADJ., M.: azure, sky-blue.
tureimànno [Arab. tergeman], m.: (lit.,
jest.) dragoman (interpreter).
tareo [Tartar orig.], M.: Turk; ADJ:
Turkish,
turgescence, swelling.
ltur-gere} [L. -gere], INTR.: swell out,
become turgid. -gidétto, dim. of -gido.
-gidézza, F.: turgidity, swelling. tur-
gido, ADJ.: turgid (swollen, bombastic).
turibole
turî-bolet, |l-"bolo [L. t(h)uribulum
(thus, incense)], M.: censer, perfuming-
pan. -ferdrio, M.: censer-bearer. -fi-
care, TR.: incense, perfume. -ficazié-
ne, F.: incensation, perfuming.
tarma = forma.
tarno [variant of forno], M.: turn (regu-
lar succession).
tar-pe [L. -pis], ADJ.: shameful (infamous,
vile, nasty). -peménte, ADV.: shame-
fully, basely. -pézza, F.: turpitude, in-
famy. -pi-lòquio, M.: vile or low talk.
-pissimaménte, ADV.: most shame-
fully, most infamously. -pitàt, -pita-
dine, F.: turpitude (infamy, baseness).
-pot = -pe.
turri(b). .=turi(b). .
turrito [L. -tus (furris, tower)], ADI.:
guarded with towers.
turtumiglio] = tutumaglio.
tusAntij, F.: All(-)Saints; All-Saints day.
tu-téla [L. (-eri, protect)], F.: tutelage
(guardianship). -telare, ADJ.: tutelar,
guardian. -tére [L.-for], M.: tutor (guard-
ian, keeper). -toria}, F.: guardianship.
-triee, F.: tutoress (guardian).
tut-t’, abbrev. of -to. -tafidtay, ADV.:
continually. -ta=via, -ta-vòlta}, ADV.:
always (incessantly); as often as (when-
ever); however (nevertheless). -te-salle
[le sa], M.: omniscient pretender, wiseacre.
-tissimo, ADJ.: (jest.) all and all, most
entire. Iltàt=to [L. ¢otis], ADI.: all
(whole, entire); PL.: all, every; ADV.:
wholly (entirely, quite); very: -ti quanti,
every one; -¢i di, -ti i tempi, every day,
all the time, continually; al —, del —,
entirely, quite; per —, everywhere; in —
e per —, entirely, thoroughly; through-
out; — che, although; almost; — a un
tempo, all at once, all of a sudden; con
— (ciò), for all that, nevertheless ; -f uno,
all one, quite the same; — d’un pezzo,
all of a piece, thoroughly honest. -to=di,
ADV.: every day, ever. -t-dra, -t’ éra,
ADV.: always, ever, continually; never-
thelesst.
tutumiaglioj, M.: milk-thistle.
tazia [fr. Arab.], F.: tutty (chem. sub-
stance).
tuziorismo [L. tutior, safer], M.: (phil.)
principle of following the safest opinion
or law, safe side (principle).
U
u [L.], M. (F.): u (the letter).
ub-bia [?], F.: superstition; ill omen.
-bifeeia, disp. of -bia.
ubbidire = obbedire.
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ubbiòso [-bia], ADJ.: superstitious; omi-
nous.
ubbli. .}, ubblig. .} = obli. ., obblig. .
ubbriac. .f = ubriae. .
ube-rifero}, ADJ.: having paps (mamil-
lary); copious (abundant). |habe-rot [L.
uber], M.: breast (teat); pap. -rtà [L
-rtas], F.: fertility (abundance). -rtéso,
ADJ.: fertile (abundant).
ibi [L.], ADV.: where. -caziéne, F.:
location (whereabouts). -quita, F.: ubiq-
uity. -
ubinoj, M.: Shetland pony; nag; small
donkey.
ubria-caecio, M.: great drunkard. -chél-
lo, m.: little drunkard. -chézza, F.:
drunkenness. |ubrié-co [L. ebriacus
(ebrius, full)], ADJ.: drunk. -céne, M.:
great drunkard.
ueeèl-la} [-lo], F.: she-bird. -labile,
ADJ.: that may be caught (cf. -lare), gul-
lible, simple. -laeeio, M.: disp. of -lo;
voracious bird; gull (simpleton). -lagié-
ne, F.: fowling; fowling-place. -léiat,
F.: aviary; flock of birds; illicit relation ;
deceit. -làme, M.: quantity of birds;
fowl killed (game). -laménto, M.: bird-
catching; raillery (ridicule). -lante, M.:
fowler. -lare, INTR.: go bird-catching
(fowl); gull (banter, rail); M.: place for
bird-catching: — a}, try to gain. -la-
téio, M.: place for bird-catching. -la-
tore, M.: bird-catcher (fowler); banterer
(quiz). -latara, F.: fowling; fowling-
season. -lettino, dim. of -letto. -létto,
dim. of -lo. -lièra, F.: aviary. -lino,
M.: car. dim. of -lo: pigliar gli -lini, play
the fool. |lmeeél-lo [L. avicella (avis,
bird)], M.: bird; simpleton}: essere (star)
come l — sulla frasca, lead an uncertain
or trying life. -léne, disp. aug. of -lo.
-luzzo, dim. of -lo.
ucchièllo = occhiello.
ueei-dere [L. oc-cidere (cedere, cut)],
IRR.$; TR.: kill (murder). -diméntof,
m.: killing (murder). -ditére, m.: killer
(slayer). -’si, PRET. of -dere. -siéno,
F.: killing (slaying, slaughter). -'go, PART.
of -dere. -séra, F., -sére, M.: killer
(slayer, murderer).
§ Pret. ucci-si, -se ; -sero.
uditorio
Part. ucciso.
udi-bile, ADJ.: audible. -ènte, ADI.:
hearing. -ènza, -ènziaj, F.: audience
(hearing); auditory: sala d’—, audience-
room. -méntof, M.: hearing. |ludi-re
[L. audire], IRR.$; TR.: hear; listen to.
‘ta, F.: hearing: per —, by hearsay.
-tivo, ADJ.: auditory. -'to, ADJ.: heard;
M.}: hearing; sense of hearing. -tord-
to, M.: auditor's office. -tére, M.:
hearer (listener); auditor, -tòrio, M.:
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auditory; audience. -triee, F.: hearer
(listener). -ziéme, F.: hearing.
§ Ind.: Pres. òdo, ddi, ode; udiamo, udite,
ddono. Fut. ud(i)rò. Cond. ud(i)rèi. Subj.:
Pres. dda ; udiamo, udite, ddano.
uffi-eèllo, dim. of -cio. -eiale, ADJ.:
official; officiating; M.: functionary ; offi-
cer. -eialménte, ADV.: officially. -eia-
re= ufiziare. ||uffi-eio [L. oficium], M.:
office; duty; and cf. -zio. -eiéso, ADI.:
officious; complaisant; busy}. -eiuòlo,
dim. of -cio. -ziàre, TR., INTR.: offi-
ciate. -ziatuara, F.: officiating; church-
service; benefice. uffi-zio, M.: office
(function ; office-room) ; DAILY prayers of
the priests (except at Mass): Sant’ —,
Holy Office (tribunal of inquisition at
Rome). -zidlo, M.: morning worship (to
the Virgin); prayer-book. -zi6so = -cioso.
ufo [?], M.: a —, at others’ expense ; with-
out profit.
iiggia [?], F.: darkness (gloom); annoy-
ance; shade}; omen}: aver (prender) in
—, have (conceive) an aversion for; essere
(for trovarsi) in —, be hated, be disliked.
uggio-lére [L. ejulare (hei! excl.)],INTR.:
wail. -lio, M.: continued wail.
ug-giosaménte, ADJ.: darkly (gloomily);
annoyingly. -giéso, ADI.: dark (gloomy,
shady); annoying. -gire, TR.: darken
(render gloomy); annoy (tire).
agioli [?], M.: tra — e barugioli, alto-
gether.
fi-gna [L. ungula (unguis, nail)], F.: NAIL,
claw. -gnare,TR.: cut obliquely. -gné-
ta, F.: cut by a nail; notch in a knife
blade. -gnatura, F.: oblique cut, paring.
-gnélla, F.: wart on a horse’s hoof.
-gnèllo, dim. of -gna.
ugnere = ungere.
ugnétto [ugna], M.: graver; puncheon.
ugniménto = ungimento.
u-gnòlo, dim. of -gna. -gnéne, aug. of
«gna.
‘igola [L. uvula (uva, grape)], F.: uvula.
ugonòtto [?], m.: Huguenot, Calvinist.
ugua-gliaménto, M.: equalizing.
-glianza, F.: equality. -glidre, TR.:
equalize. -gliatore, M.: equalizer. -14-
re = -gliare. |lugud-le [L. equalis],
ADJ.: EQUAL. -lita, F.: equality. -1mén-
te, ADV.: equally (alike).
uguannof, ADV.: this year.
uh [echoic], INTERJ.: ah! oh!
ulano [Ger. uhlan (Turk.)], M.: uhlan.
tlee-ra, |l-re [L. ulcer], F.: ulcer. -ra-
gione}, F., -raménto, M.: ulceration.
-rare, TR.: ulcerate. -raziéne, F.:
ulceration. -rétta, dim. of -ra. -ro =
-ra. -ré6s0, ADJ.: ulcerous.
ulîigi-ne [L. uligo], F.: moistness. -méso,
ADJ.: moist (damp).
umilita
ulîrej = olire.
uli-va [L. oliva], F.:
ref, ADJ.: olive-like.
olivastro, etc.
ulna [L.], F.: forearm.
ul-teriére [L. -terior (-tra, beyond)], ADI.:
ulterior (further). -teriorménte, ADV.:
furthermore (moreover). -timaménte,
ADV.: ultimately (lastly). -timare, Tr.:°
bring to an end (complete). -timatum,
M.: ultimatum. -timaziéne, F.: end-
ing (completing). -timissimo, al-timo,
ADJ.: last, utmost: all’ —, lastly. -timo=
génito, ADJ., M.: last born.
ul-to [L. -tus (-cisci, avenge)], ADI.:
avenged. -tére, M.,-triee, F.: avenger.
ultra- [L.], ultra-, exceedingly.
alu-la; [L.], F.: OWL. -lére, INTR.: howl
(screech). -lato, PART.: howled; m.:
howling. wlu-lo, m.: howl.
uma-naménte, ADJ.: humanely (kindly).
-nare, REFL.: become man or incarnate;
be humanized. -nésimo, M.: Renais-
sance (cf. next). -mista, pl. —ti, m.:
humanist (scholar of the Renaissance
period; professor or student of the hu-
manities). -nità, F.: humanity (human
nature); humaneness (kindness); PL::
humanities (polite learning). -nitàrio,
ADJ.: humanitarian. [umano [huma-
nus (homo, man)], ADJ.: human; humane
(kind); M.: man; PL.: human beings: let-
tere -ne, polite literature (belles-lettres).
umbèj, INTERJ.: ah well!
umbèllaj = ombrella.
um-bilicale, ADI. : umbilical. -bilicé-
to, ADJ.: umbilicate(d). |l-bilico [L.
-bilicus], M.: umbilicus (NAVEL).
umbrat. .} = ombrat..
ume-rale, m.: shoulder-tippet (worn by
priests). ||a#me-rot == omero.
umet-tabile, ADJ.: that may be moist-
ened. -taménto, M.: humectation (moist-
ening). ||-tare, TR.: moisten (wet, Eng.t
humect). -tativo, ADJ.: moistening.
-tazione, F.: humectation. -tésof, ADJ.:
humid (moist).
umi-détto, ADJ.: somewhat humid or
moist. -dézza, F.: humidity (dampness).
-dieeio, disp. dim. of -do. -dino, dim.
of -do. -direj,TR.: moisten. -dità,F.:
olive. -véle, -va-
-vastro, etc. =
humidity. |hami-do [L. humidus], ADI.:
humid (moist); m.: humidity (moisture);
stew. -déret, M.: humidity. -désot,
ADJ.: humid.
tmi-le, (poet.) umi-le [L. -lis (humus,
earth)], ADJ.: humble (modest; low). -le-
ménte (poet.) =.-lmente. -liaménto,
M.: humiliation. -lidnzaf, F.: humility.
-lidre, TR.: humiliate (bumble; lower).
-liativo, ADJ.: humiliating. -lissimo,
ADJ.: most humble. -lità}=-ltà. -'Ili-
umillimo
moj=-lissimo. -1ménte, ADV.: humbly.
-1ta, F.: humility (humbleness).
umo-raceio, disp. of -re. -réle, ADI.:
humoral. ||umé-re [L. (h)umor], M
humor (animal moisture or fluid); dispo-
sition (temper). -rétto, dim. of -re.
-rigmo, M.: humourism (humorousness).
-rista, pl. —ti,M.: humourist; ADJ.: hu-
mouristic. -ristico, ADJ.: humouristic
(humourous). -rositat, F.: fullness of
humours. -réso, ADJ.: full of humours
(plethoric).
un for uno. flea, F. of -0; ADV.{: to-
gether. -animaméntef, ADV.: unani-
mously. -finimine [L. animus, soul],
ADJ.: unanimous. -animita, F.: una-
nimity (accord).
uneic..} = uncin..
unei-nîre, TR.: hook; snatch.
ADJ.: hooked (taken by or made like a
hook). -nèllo, -nétto, dim. of -no.
lluneieno [L. uncus], M.: hook; grap-
pling-iron. -nito, ADJ.: hooked; rapa-
ciousf.
un-dèeimo, -dieésimo, ADI. : eleventh.
lian-diei [L. -decim (unus, ONE, de-
cem, TEN)], NUM.: eleven. -diei-mîla,
NUM.: eleven thousand.
undanquej, ADV. : whatsoever.
in-gere [L.], IRR.§; TR.: anOINT, grease:
— lé mani ad uno, bribe one.
§ Pret. wr-s7, -se; -sero. Part. urto.
unghe-rése, ADJ.: Hungarian. anghe-
ro, M.: Hungarian; ducat.
tin-ghia [L. unguis], F.: NAIL; claw
(talon); hoof: dar nelle -ghie, fall into
the clutches. -ghideeia, dim. of -ghia.
-ghiata, F.: clawing (scratch with a
claw or nail). -ghidto, ADJ.: provided
with claws or nails. -ghiélla, F.: hoof
wart. -ghiéne, aug. of -ghia.
ungiméntot, M.: anointing (unction).
unguannof, M.: this year.
unguen-tare, TR.: anoint. -tario, ADJ.:
unguentary; M.}: perfumer. -tiére, M.:
perfumer. -tifero, ADJ.: unguiferous
(producing unguent). |lunguén-to [L.
-tum], M.: unguent, oINTment.
uni- [L. unus, ONE]: umi-bile, ADI.:
that may be united or joined; compatible.
-caménte, ADV.: uniquely (only); ex-
clusively. -eità, F.: uniqueness; sin-
gularity (peculiarity). wm-ico, ADI.:
unique (sole, only; singular, peculiar).
-còrno [L. cornu, HORN], M.: unicorn.
-ficare, TR.: unify (unite, join). -fica-
ziéne, F.: unification. -formare, TR. :
render uniform, conform. -férme, ADI.:
uniform. -formeménte, ADV.: uni-
formly. -formita, F.: uniformity. -gé-
nito, ADJ.: only-begotten; M.: only son
(Christ). -méntot, M.: uniting; union.
-nato,
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-6ne, F.: union; concord. uni-paro
[L. parere, breed], ADJ.: uniparous. uni-
re, TR.: unite, join. -sillabico, ADJ.:
monosyllabic. unî-sono, M.: unison.
-taménte, ADV.: unitedly (jointly). -ta,
F.: unity (union; concord). -tàrio, ADJ.:
unitary; unitarian. -tézza, F.: unity.
-tivo, ADJ.: unitive, uniting. -’to, ADJ.:
united (joined). -valve, -vélvo, ADJ.:
univalve. -versale, ADJ.: universal;
M.: universal; bulk. -versalità, F.
universality. -versalizzàre, TR.: uni-
versalize (generalize). -versa(1)ménte,
urgentemente
ADV.: universally (generally). -versita,
F.: university; universality. -versita-
rio, ADJ.: of a university. -vérso, M.:
universe ; ADJ.: universal (whole, general).
-vocaménte, ADJ.: univocally. uni-
voco [L. vox, voice], ADJ.: univocal (of
one meaning).
uno, un, f. una, un [L. unus], NUM.:
ONE; ART.: a, an: — ad —, one by one;
in —, together; ad un’ ora, at the same
time; — tanto per —, so much a person.
ùn-quaj, -quanche}, -quej, ADV.:
never; in no degree. -quemgit, ADV.:
never.
un-tare, TR.: anoINT; grease.
F.: anointing. -tatara, F.: anointing;
flattery (adulation). -tieeio, dim. of -to.
|l\am-to [part. of -gere], ADJ.: anointed ;
greasy (fat); M.: ointment; grease (fat).
-tére, M.: anointer. -tòrio}, M.: oint-
ment. -tosità = -tuositd. -time, M.:
lot of grease (dirt). -tmosità, F.: unc-
tuosity, greasiness. -tudso, ADJ.: unc-
tuous (oily); greasy. -zioneélla, dim.
of -zione. -ziéne, F.: unction (oint-
ment); disposition.
uom. .=om..
uòpo [L. opus], M.: need (necessity); ad-
vantage, account, pro: aver (or esser or
far) d’—, be necessary; a mio —, for
me.
uòse [OGer. hosa, HOSE], F. PL. .
a
uòv.. = ov.
upigliof, Mi: white garlic.
pupa [L.], F. : lapwing; tuft.
ura-canof, I- -gano [Carib. Hurakan,
god of the tempest], m.: hurricane.
urango = orangutan.
ur-banaménte, ADV.: urbanely (polite-
-tata,
gaiters,
ly). -banità, F.: urbanity. ||-bano
[L. -banus (urbs, city)], ADJ.: urbane
(courteous).
urea [l. L.], F.: urea.
ur-èdine [L. -edo], F.: uredo (rust). -énte
[-ere, burn], aDJ.: burning.
ure-tra [ak. to urine], F.: urethra. -tra-
le, ADJ.: urethral.
ur-génte, ADJ.: urgent. -genteménte,
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ADV.: urgently. -génza, F.: urgency.
lar=gere [urgere], TR.: urge.
urin. } = orin..
ur-laméntot, M.: howling. |l-làre [L.
ululare], INTR.: howl (shriek). -latére,
M.: howler. -lio, M.: continued howl.
-lo, pl. -li, -la, M.: howl (loud shriek).
-léna, F., -léne, M.: loud, shrieking
debater.
ur-na [L.], F.: urn (vase); ballot-box.
-nétta, -nettina, dim. of -na.
tro [L. urus], M.: wild ox.
ur-taménto, M.: shock, knock. ||-tare
(?], TR.: push against, run against, offend,
HURT. -tàta, F.: a push; hurt. -ta-
tére, M.: pusher. -tatara, F.: push-
ing against. -to, ADJ.: pushed, ran
against ; M.: hit (encounter, hurt). -téne,
aug. of -to.
fi-sat, F.: copulation. -sabile, ADJ.:
usable. -sAggiot, -saméntof, M. : usage
(custom; practice). -sfnza, F.: use (cus-
tom, fashion; practice, habit, manner) ;
intercourse : aver — con, be familiar with.
ll-sare [-so], TR.: use (make use of);
frequent}; converse}; exerciset, hold (of-
fice)}; INTR.: use (be used or wont); be
familiar: — con, have to do with. -sa-
taj, F.: use, custom. -sataménte,
ADV.: usually (generally). -sativoj,
ADJ.: fit for use (employable). -sato,
ADJ.: used (accustomed; practised); beaten;
worn out (old); frequentedt; M.: usage,
custom. -satéref, M.: user; frequenter.
usdteto [dim. of uosa], M.: boot. -tino,
M.: half-boots, buskins.
usbèrgo [OGer. hals-bere, ‘neck-guard’],
M.: HAUBERK (coat of mail; breastplate).
uscénte [uscire], ADJ.: going out; issu-
ing.
u-scétto, dim. of -scio.
glass-door; folding screen. -sciàta, F.:
slam(ming) of the door. -sciéra, F.,
-sciére, M.: doorkeeper (usher).
usciménto [uscire], M.: going out; issue.
fi-scio [L. ostium (0s, mouth)], M.: door
(smaller than porta), entrance; passage:
— di casa, house door, entrance; — di
camera, door of a room; esser a — e bot-
tega, be a close neighbour; trovarsi tra
U— e il mure, be between two fires.
-sciolétto, -sciolino, -sciòlo, dim. of
-scio.
a-scire [for escire (L. ex-ire, go out), but
assimil. to uscio], IRR.$ ; INTR.: go or come
out, ISSUE; proceed ; escape ; open towards
(open into); sprout: far —, drive or
squeeze out; urge, press; — alla luce, be
published ; — a riva, come ashore; — di
sè, get beyond one’s self; get deranged; —
di cervello, become mad; — di mente,
forget; — di bando, be recalled from
urgenza
-sciale, M.:
utupia
exile; — di passo, walk faster; — dt
strada, go out of one’s way; — di vita,
expire, die. -scita, F.: going out, issue;
egress; door; ending; end, term; out-
go, expense; success}; evacuation? (diar-
rhea); PL.: dung: dare —, give passage
or vent. -scitaeeia, disp. of -scita,
-scito, PART. of -scire; M.: evacuation,
dung; exile. -scitara} = scita.
Pres. Ind. èsco, dscî, èsce ; uscidmo, uscite,
èscono. Subj. èsca, etc. I've èsci; uscite.
usciuòlo = usciolo.
usignol. . = rusignol. .
u-sitataménteij, ADV.: as usual; com-
monly. -sitato, ADJ.: used, employed;
usual, wont, customary. Il-=so [L. -sus],
ADJ.: used; accustomed; M.: use, usage;
custom, habit; rule, direction; coitiont;
usufruct}. -sofratto = -sufrutto.
usoladre}j, INTR.: peep, pry; listen.
usolièrej, M.: lace, string.
us-s4ro, ||-séro [fr. Hung.], M.: hussar.
isso], M.: gipsy, fortune-teller.
ussori-eida, pl. —di [L. uzor, wife, occi-
dere, kill], m.: wife-murderer. -eidio,
M.: wife-murder.
istat [Germ'c niistern, NOSTRIL 2], ¥.:
scent of wild animals.
ustibne [L. ustio (urere, burn)], F.: burn-
ing, combustion.
ustolare [usta], INTR.: yelp (of dogs on
the scent); pant or burn with desire
(yearn).
ustòrio [L. root us-, burn], ADJ.: burning.
usu-4le [uso], ADJ.: usual. -alita, F.:
usualness. -almémte, ADV.: usually.
-capiéne, F.: usucaption (property by
long possession). -capire [L. capere,
take], TR.: hold by usucaption (by long
possession). -cdtto, PART. of capire.
-fruttàre, TR.: have the usufruct of.
-fratto, M.: usufruct (profit, use).
-fruttuària, F., -fruttudrio, M.:
usufructuary. usd-ra, F.: usury. -réio,
-ràrio], ADJ.: usurious; M.: usurer.
-riére, M.: usurer. -rpaménto, M.:
usurpation. -rpare [L.], TR.: usurp.
-rpativaménte, ADV.: by usurpation.
-rpatére, M., -rpatriee, F.: usurper.
-rpazidéne, F.: usurpation.
utèllo}, M.: cruet.
utensile [L. -lia (uti, use)], M.: utensil.
ute-rino, ADJ.: uterine. |lte=ro [L.
-rus], M.: uterus (womb).
Gti-le [L. -lis (uti, use)], ADI.: useful.
-lità, F.: ytility. -litdref, INTR.: profit.
-litàrio, ADJ., M.: utilitarian. -litari-
smo, M.: utilitarianism. -lizzére, TR.:
utilize (derive profit from). -lménte,
ADV.: usefully (advantageously).
utim. {= ultim..
uto-pia [Gr. ou, not, tépos, place], F.:
utopista
Utopia. -pista, pl. —ti, m.: Utopist
(Utopian).
tre} = otre.
utrifca = triaca.
ii-va [L.], F.: grape: — secca, raisin; —
de frati, currant; — spina, gooseberry ;
corre (cogliere) -ve, gather grapes; (fig.)
mock, quizz. -véeeo, ADJ.: of grapes
(grape-). -'vea, F.: second tunicle of the
eye. -'veo, ADJ.: of grapes (grape-).
-‘verof, M.: nipple (breast). -vizzoloft,
m.: wild vine.
uz-zato, ADJ.: bulged, rotund. |[=zo [?],
m.: bulge (of a barrel); paunch.
azzolo [? L. root us-, burn], M.: burning
or intense desire; pruriency.
Vv
v vu [L.], M.: v (the letter).
va, 3 Pres. Ind., or 2 (also va’) I've of an-
dare.
va-cinte, ADJ.: vacant (voip, empty);
wanting. -canteriaj, F.: superfluity;
vanity. -canza, F.: vacancy; vacation
(school-holidays, short or long). |l-eare
[L., be empty], INTR.: be vacant, be free;
cease (end)}; be wanting}; reposet; be
superfluous}; (Zeg.) adjourn. -cAto, PART.:
vacant, empty; ceased, etc. -caziénej,
F.: vacancy; vacation; repose; failure;
want.
vé=cca [L.], F.: cow; bad woman; idle
silkworm; cowhidet: lingua di —, sort
of anvil. -cedio, M.: cowherd, cow-
keeper. -ccaròlla =-ccherella. -ccAro
=-ceaio. -ccherèlla, F.: young cow
(heifer). -cchétta, F.: little cowt; cow-
hide, neat’s leather: account-book (us’ly
leather- bound); parish-book. -eeina,
F.: beef (bovine animal). -eeinfbile,
ADJ.: capable of vaccination. -eeinére
[-ceino], TR.: vaccinate. -eeinaziéne,
F.: vaccination. -eeino, ADJ.: of cows
(bovine); vaccine; M.: vaccine; vaccinia
(cowpox).
vaeeio}, ADJ.: active; ADV.: soon.
vaeil-laménto, M., -lanzaj, F.: vacil-
lation (wavering, irresolution). ||-lare
.), INTR.: vacillate (waver, reel; hesi-
tate); fancy}. -lazione, F.: vacillation
(wavering, hesitancy). -litat, F.: doubt-
fulness; ambiguity.
va-cudre}, TR.: evacuate (empty). -cua-
zidne}, F.: evacuation, emptying. -cui-
ta, F.: vacuity, emptiness. ||va-cuo
[L. -cuus], ADI.: vacuous (empty, vor,
vacant); free; unprovided}; M.: vacuity
(void, emptiness), vacuum.
vada, Pres. Subj. of andare.
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vainiglia
vadot = guado.
vafroij, M.: crafty, cunning.
vaga-bondaggine, F.:
-dry. -bondaggio, M.: vagabondage
(rambling). -bonddre, INTR.: vaga-
bond (ramble, stroll, wander like a vaga-
bond). -bondita}, F.: vagabondage
(rambling). -béndo, ADI.: vagabond (va-
grant, rambling); M.: vagabond (tramp).
-bund. .}, etc. = -bond. ., etc. -ménte
[vago], ADV.: vaguely ; charmingly (grace-
fully, handsomely). -méntoij, M.: ram-
bling (wandering). |lwaga-re [L. -ri
(vagus, roving)], INTR.: rove (ramble,
wander). -tére, M.: rambler. -ziéneft,
F.: roving (wandering).
vagellaio [-llo], M.: dyer; potter}.
vagel-laménto, M.: raving. ||-lare
[vacillare], INTR.: wander}; rave.’
vagél-lo [vasello], M.: dyer’s vat; large
boilerf. -lémef, M.: large vessel or vat.
va-gheggeriaj, F., -gheggiaménto,
M.: ogling (a lady), courting. ll-gheg-
giare [vago], TR.: cast amourous glances
upon (ogle); court (woo); REFL.: regard
one’s self complacently (admire one’s self).
-gheggiatére, M.: -gheggiatriee,
F.: admirer, lover. -gheggina, F.,-gheg-
gino, M.: flirt; (.) beau (lady’s man);
gallant (dandy). -ghéttot [-go], ADI.:
genteel, pretty. -ghézza [-go], F.: lively
desire (eagerness); delight; loveliness
(gracefulness); charming thing.
vagill. .+ = vacill. .
vagiménto} = vagito.
vagi-na [L. (vas, vessel)], F.: sheath
(scabbard); (anat.) vagina. -mdle, ADJ.:
vaginal.
va-gire [L.], INTR.: cry (as a baby). -gi-
to, M.: baby-cry. i
vaglia [valere], F.: worth (ability, power);
validity : — postale, post-order.
va-gliàio, M.: sieve-maker.
TR.: sift (riddle), cull (select). -gliàta,
F.: sifting, -gliatére, m.: sifter;
picker. -gliatara, F.: sifting, picking.
-gliétto, dim. of -glio. |lva-glio
[*vanlus, L. vannus, VAN], M.: corn-sieve
(riddle): far (portar) l'acqua col —, do
useless things.
va-go [L. -gus (cf. -gare)], ADJ.: vague
(rambling ; undefined); eager (greedy;
fond, glad); attractive (graceful, lovely,
fascinating); fond lovert, admirer: sarei
— di sapere, I should be glad to know.
-golàre [freq. of -gare], INTR.: ramble,
wander about.
wai, 2 Pres. Ind. or I’vet of andare.
vaifioj, M.: furrier.
vaiàno [vaio], M.: black grape; wine (of it).
vainiglia [Sp. -nilla], F.: vanilla.
vagabondage,
-gliare,
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va-io [vario], ADI. : spotted}, blackish (of
fruit, etce.; esp. in pl.); M.: gray miniver
(kind of ermine); (her.) vary. -iolàre,
INTR.: change colour (of grapes). -iòlo,
M.: variola (smallpox). -ioléso, ADI.:
(of the) smallpox. -iuol}. .= -iol. .
valanga [Fr. avalanche (@ val, ‘to the
valley’)], F.: avalanche (snow-slip).
valeo} = valico.
va-le [L.], INTERJ., M.: vale, farewell. -lég-
gio}, M.: power. -lènte, ADJ.: valid;
able (skilful, clever); valiant (strong)f.
-lenteménte, ADV.: ably (skilfully); val-
iantly (strongly). -lenteria}, -lentia,
-lentigia}, F.: ability (skill, merit); val-
our (bravery). -lent-uòmo, -lent’ uò-
mo, M.: man of merit, excellent man.
||-lére [L.], IRR.$; INTR.: have worth, be
valid; be able; prevail; TR.: be worth
(cost; be equal to; deserve, merit); sig-
nify; M.f: value (worth, price); valour,
force; REFL.: avail one’s self, profit: —
meglio, be better; — dî meglio, turn to
a better account; -le a dire, that is to
say; non — niente, be worth nothing;
non — la pena, not be worth the trouble ;
sapere farsi —, know how to make one’s
self respected.
§ Ind. : Pres. vdlgo, vdli, vdle ; valghiamo,
valéte, valgono. Pret. vdl-si, -se ; -sero. Fut.
varrò. Cond. varrèi. Subj.: Pres. vdlga ;
valghitmo, valghidte, valgano. Part. valso
or valuto. — Rare forms: Pres. vdglio, (Subj.)
vaglia.
valeriana [Valeriano], F.: (bot.) vale-
rian.
va-léte [L. (cf.-le)], INTERI.: farewell (ye)!
-letudindrio, ADJ., M.: valetudinarian.
-letudine, F.: health, healthiness. -1é-
vole, ADJ.: valid; useful (profitable).
-levolménte, aDv.: usefully (profit-
ably).
vali-cabile, aDJ.: that can be crossed.
ll-eA4re [cf. varcare], TR.: pass beyond
(cross); break}; transgressj. -catére,
M., -catriee, F.: passer (beyond); trans-
gressort. véli-co, M.: passage (pass,
entry; ford); spinning wheel.
vali-daménte, ADV.: in a valid manner.
-darej, TR.: render valid; ratify (con-
firm). -dita, F.: validity, strength. ||va-
li-do [L. -dus], apJ.: valid (legal); vigor-
ous (powerful); able. -dére}t = valore.
vali-geria, F.: trunk store. |lvalî=
gia [1.L. *-sia (? L. vidulus, wallet)], F.:
VALISE (portmanteau; carpet-bag): en-
trare (essere) in —, get angry. -giàe-
eia, disp. of -gia. -gidio, M.. Valise-
maker or seller, trunk-maker or seller.
-gina, -gidna, disp. dim. of -gia. -giòt-
to, aug. of -gio. 3
vali-méntoj, M.:
dine}, F.: health,
vaio
value, worth. -tu-
vandalo
vallamef}, M.: space (between valleys),
valla-ret [L. -ris (vallus, wall)], ADI.:
mural: corona —, mural crown (bestowed
on the Rom. soldier who first mounted 2
wall). -re2,TR.: (poet.) surround with a
wall or trenches. -'taf1,F.: circumyal-
lation.
val-latay 2, F.: space of a valley, valley.
Ilvél-le [L. -les], F.: valley (vale, dale).
-léa, F.: (poet.) valley (vale). -létta,
-lettina, dim. of -le.
vallétto [dim. of l. L. vass(all)us], x.:
valet (gentleman’s servant).
valli-eélla [valle], F.: small or narrow
valley. -eéso},ADJ.: full of valleys. -già-
no, M.: valley-dweller (inhabitant of a
valley).
vallo [L. -llum], M.: palisade, intrench-
ment; fence.
val-lonaeeio, M.: gloomy valley or glen.
-lonàta, F.: large valley. -loneéllo,
M.: little valley, glen. |l=léne [aug. of
valle], M.: wide, deep valley.
vallonéa [Vallona, in Albania], F.: nut-
gall. .
va-lorare}, TR.: reinvigorate. |l-lére
[L. -lor (-lere, be worth)], M.: value
(worth, price); valour (bravery, courage);
signification; consideration. -lorosa-
ménte, ADV.: valorously (valiantly, brave-
ly). -loréso, ADJ.: valorous (valiant,
brave). -Isènte, M.: value (amount);
faculty. -Isi, etc., PRET. of -lere. -lso
(= -luto), PART. of -lere. -larai, F.:
value. -luta, F.: value (worth, price;
amount); money; power}, facultyt: a —,
according to (or at) its value. -lutabile,
ADJ.: valuable; estimable. -lutére,
TR.: value, estimate. -lutazidéne, F.:
valuation (appraisement).
vAlva [L.], F.: valve (of a shell).
valvas-sére, ||-séro [1. L. vavassor (vas-
sus)], M.: vavasor (vassal under a baron).
valvola [L. -vula (cf. -va)], F.: (mech,
anat.) valve: — di sicurtà, safety-valve.
valzer [Ger. walzer], M.: waltz.
vam-pa [-po], F.: blast of hot air; ardour
(passion). -padeeia, disp. of -pa. -peg-
gidnte, ADJ.: glowing. -peggiare,
INTR.: burn fiercely.
vampiro [Ger. -pyr (Serv.)], M.: vampire.
vim-po [L. vapor, heat], M.: puff of
heat; flame (flare, flash); ardour (passion):
menar —, be kindled or infuriated; be
proud, boast. -pérej = -po.
vana-glòria [L.], F.: vainglory. -glo-
riàre, INTR., (us’ly) REFL.: be vain-
glorious, pride one’s self. -gloriosa-
ménte, ADV.: vaingloriously. -glorid-
so, ADJ.: vainglorious. -ménte [vano],
ADV.: vainly. -’re}t = vaneggiare.
vAndalo [L. Vandalus], ADI., M.: Vandal.
vaneggiamento
va-neggiaménto, M.: empty or wild
dreaming (roving fancy); raving; non-
sense (dotage). ||-meggiare [-n0], INTR.:
indulge in empty dreams (imagine wildiy),
rave; talk incoherently, talk nonsense;
TR.{: render vain. -neggiatére, M.,
-neggiatrice, F.: day-dreamer; raver.
-neréllo, dim. of -no; ADI.: rather vain
or conceited; M.: fop (would-be dandy).
-nesidta, F.: act of vanity. -nèsio,
ADJ.: vain (conceited); M.: conceited per-
son. -nézza, F.: vanity.
vanega [OGer. wanka (= Ger. -ge)], F.:
spade; mattock. -gdeeia, disp. of -ga.
-gaiòla, F.: small fishing net. -gàre,
tR.: spade, dig. -gata, F.: stroke with
a spade; spading (digging, spading work).
-gatére, M.: digger. -gatura, F.:
spading, digging ; digging-time.
van-gèle = -geli. -gélicof, ADI.:
evangelical. -géliot = -gelo. -geli-
sta, M.: evangelist. -gelizzdre, TR.:
evangelize. ||=gélo [= evangelo], M.:
Gospel. i
van-ghéggia, -ghéggiola [-ga], F.:
blade of 4 spade; ploughshare (coulter).
-gile, m.: shoulder (of a spade, foot-hold).
vanguardia [avanti, guardia], F.: van-
guard, van.
va-nia} = -nità. -nifre = -neggiare.
-niléquio, M.: vain discourse. -mire,
INTR. : (poet.) = svanire, disappear. ||-ni-
tà [L. -nitas (-nus, vain)], F.: vanity.
-nitéso, ADJ.: vain (conceited); M.: con-
ceited person (vain fool).
vanni [L. -nnus, van, FAN], M. PL.: (poet.)
pinions (wings).
vanno, 3 Pl. Pres. of andare.
vano [L. -nus], ADJ.: vain; M.: void (emp-
tiness, empty space); inanity, inutility : in
—, in vain, vainly; sparir nel —, vanish
in empty space; melt away in thin air;
pelo —, down of the face.
van-taggétto, dim. of -taggio. -tag-
giére, TR.: gain the advantage over;
surpass (excel, exceed); advance or fur-
ther the interest of (favour); INTR., REFL.:
profit, gain, acquire. -taggiatamén-
te, ADV.: advantageously. È -taggiato,
PART.: surpassed, etc. (cf. -taggiare) ;
ADJ.: abundant; easy and comfortable;
full. -taggino, M.: extra weight or
measure, overweight, addition. ||-taggio
[avanti], M.: advantage (superiority, profit,
benefit); good fortune: da —, moreover,
besides; more; dar —, give an advan-
tage; give the overweight; giuocator di
—, swindler, sharper, blackleg; star a
—, be above or superior; di gran —, re-
markably well. -taggiosaménte, ADV.:
advantageously. -taggiéso, ADJ.: ad-
vantageous, superior; useful; looking out
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for his advantage, selfish. -taggitizzo,
dim. of -taggio. =
van-taménto, M.: vaunting, boasting,
vainglory. Il-=tàre [vano], TR.: VAUNT
(praise, extol, boast); INTR., REFL.: boast
(brag, pretend). -tatéra, F., -tatére,
M., -tatriee, F.: boaster, braggart. -ta-
zione, -teria, F.: vaunting (boasting,
vainglory). -tévolet, ADI.: vain (proud).
-to, M.: vaunt (boast, boasting); praise
(glory); advantage (superiority, prefer-
ence): dar il —, give the preference;
darsi —, boast, pretend. -fiume, M.: mass
of vanities, nonsense. -'vera, M.: a —,
at random, heedlessly.
vapo-rabile, ADI. : evaporable. -rabi-
lità, F.: vaporability. -réeeio, disp.
of -re. -rfileij, ADI. : vaporous. -rare,
TR.: evaporate (exhale); REFL.: evapo-
rate (fume off). -rativo, ADJ.: evapora-
ble. -raziéne, F.: evaporation, exhala-
tion. |lvapé-re [L. vapor], M.: vapour
(steam); steam-engine; train; fine stuff:
a —, steam- (as battello a —, steamboat,
etc.). -rétto, -rino, M.: small steam-
er; steam-tug. -révolej, ADI.: vapor-
able. -riéra, F.: locomotive. -rosita,
F.: vaporousness; exhalation. -réso,
ADJ.: vaporous (vapory), steaming.
vapulaziéne}, F.: chastisement.
varano} = vaiano.
varare [L. vara, trestle], TR.: launch (a
vessel); approach (the shore).
var-cfhbile, ADJ.: that may be passed
over or crossed. -||-care [L. varicare
(vara, forked pole), straddle], TR.: pass
across (cross, traverse); issue. -co, M.:
crossing (border-line, passage); gap; is-
sue.
vari-dbile, ADJ.: variable. -abilità,
F.: variableness. -aménte, ADV.: vari-
ously, differently. -aménto, M.: varia-
tion. -Ante, ADJ.: varying (different).
-anteméntei, ADV.: differently. -an-
zat, F.: variance (diversity). |l-are [L.],
TR.: vary (diversify; differ). -atamén-
te, ADV.: variously (differently). -ato,
ADJ.: varied (different). -aziéme, F.:
variation (difference).
variee [L.-rix], F.: varicose (dilated) vein.
varieèlla [L. -riola], F.: spurious small-
OX.
Le [L. variz, dilated vein, Gr.
kéle, tumour], M.: varicocele. -eéso, ADJ.:
varicose.
va-rieggidre [freq. of -riare], INTR.:
vary (change frequently, change). -rie-
ta, F.: variety (diversity). Ilw&=rio [L.
-rius], ADJ.: various (different; unlike;
diverse ; several); M.: variety. -riopin-
to [pinto], ADJ.: many-coloured (varie-
gated, speckled). -rot = -rio.
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va-rrò, FUT., -rréi, COND. of valere.
varròcchio [?], M.: crane (windlass).
varvas-soref, M.: man of merit. -sò-
rot = valvassore.
va-saio [-so], M.: potter, china-ware mak-
er. -sea, F.: basin, reservoir. -scellét-
to, dim. of -scello. -scèllo, M.: VESSEL
(ship). -’scolo, M.: small vase or vessel.
-scolàre, ADJ.: vascular. -scoléso,
ADJ.: vascular. -sef = -so. -sellaggiof,
M.: dishes. -sellàio}, M.: potter. -sellà-
me, -sellaméntot, pl. —a, M.: (collec-
tion of) vases, dishes, plates, earthenware.
-sellettièraj, F.: cupboard. -sellet-
tino, M.: small vase. -sellétto, dim.
of -sello. -sellièret, M. : potter. -sèl-
lo, pl. (poet.) —a, M.: small vase; ves-
sel (ship). Il=‘so [L. vas], M.: vase (cup,
pot, vessel); (blood-)vessel; receptacle ;
capacity (of a theatre, church, etc.).
-sdtto, aug. of -so.
vas-sallaggio, M.: vassalage. ||-sallo
Dl. L. vass(all)us (Celt.)], M.: vassal; de-
pendent (servant).
vas-sèllot, etc. = vascello, etc. -soiét-
to, dim. of -soio. |l-séio [L. -sorium
(vas, vase)], M.: tray, platter.
va-staménte, ADV.: vastly (extensively).
-tézza, -stita, F.: vastness (great ex-
tert). |l-’sto [L. -stus], ADJ.: vast (ex-
tensive, ample); M.: (poet.) ocean (main).
va-te [L. -tes], M. : (poet.) bard, poet. -ti-
einsre, TR.: vaticinate (prophesy, fore-
tell). -tieinatére, M.: vaticinator
(prophet). -ticinaziéne, F., -tieinio,
M.: vaticination (prophecy, prediction).
vattel’a pésca [va te là], INTERI.: “
fishing for it!” find it out if you can!
ve, ve-, for vi before another pronoun.
ve’, contraction of vedi: see! lo!
vèc-chia, ADJ.: cf. -chio; F.: old woman.
-chideeia, -chifeeio, disp. of -chia,
-chio. -chidia, F.: old age. -chiar-
doj, M.: old man. -chiaréllo, dim. of
-chio. -chieeio], ADJ.: rather old. -chie-
rellino, -chierèllo, dim. of -chio.
-chiétto, dim. or car. of -chio. -chiéz-
za, F.: old age. -chinieeio, ADI.:
rather old. -china, -chino, ADJ., F., M.:
car. dim. of -chia, -chio (nice little old
person). ilvèc-chio [L. vetulus (dim.
of vetus, old)], ADI. : old (aged; ancient);
senior; M.: old man; forefather. -chié-
na, -chiéne, ADJ.: aug. of -chio; F.,
M.: hale or venerable old person; chestnut
dried in the shell. -cRiòdtto, ADJ.: rather
old; m.: rather old man, strong old man.
.-chitàdinej, F.: old age. -chifieeio,
ADJ.: weak old man. -chivime, M.:
heap of old things (old rubbish, old rags
or clothes); old branches; oldness, an-
tiquity.
go
vegetabile
vée-eia [L. vicia], F.: vetch. -elato,
ADJ.: mixed with vetch ; vetchy. -eiéne,
M.: wild vetch; buckshot. -eiéso, ADI.:
mixed with vetch; vetchy.
véee [L. vic-em (acc.), change, vicissi-
tude], F.: change; substitute (place,
stead); portion; prefix for vice-+: a (or
in) — di, instead of, in the place of;
adempiere (or far, sostenere) la — (or le
—i) d’ uno, fill one’s position, substitute
or surrogate one. =caneelliére}, x:
vice-chancellor. =e6ntet, M.: viscount,
ve-dére [videre], IRR.$; TR.: see (per-
ceive, observe, notice); M.: sight (appear-
ance): — il bello, look out for the oppor-
tunity ; — in viso, distinguish clearly; —
torto, see wrong ; judge wrongly, mistake;
— wvolontieri, see willingly; receive cor-
dially; dare a —, show; demonstrate,
make one believe; fare —, show; inform;
al —, apparently; dal — al non —,in the
twinkling of aneye. -détta,F.: vedette
(outpost, sentinel): star alle -dette, be on
the lookout, beware. -diméntot, ™.:
sight, view. -ditére, M.: spectator (be-
holder, observer); sentinelf.
$ Ind.: Pres. védo or véggo, védi, véde ; ve-
diamo, vedéte, véggono or vedono. Pret. vi-
i, -de; -dero. Fut. vedrò. Cond. vedrei,
Subj. véda or végga ; vediamo, vediate, vé-
dano or véggano. Ive védi; vedéte. Part.:
Pres. vedènte or vegginte. Past visto or ve-
dito. — Poet. forms: Pres. véggio; veggià
mo, véggiono, (S.) véggia, Pop. forms: Pret.
véddi or viddi, etc.
védo-va [L. vidua, cf. -vo], ADI.: cf. -v0;
F.: WIDOW. -waggiof, M.: widowhood.
-vale} =-vile. -vanza, F.: widowhood.
-vare, TR.: widow, bereave. -vaticof,
widowhood; mourning garment. -vélla,
car. dim. of -va. -vétta, dim. of -va.
-vézzaj, F.: widowhood. -vile, ADI.:
of a widow or widower (a widow”, a wid-
ower's); M.: widow’s portion (jointure);
widowhood}. -wima, F.: car. dim. of -va.
-vitàt,r.: widowhood. |lvédo-vo [L.vi-
duus, bereft], ADJ.: widowed; bereft; M.:
widower. -véna,-vòtta, F.: aug. of -v4;
buxom widow; old widow.
ve-drò, FUT., -dréi, COND. of vedere.
veduita}, F.: widowhood.
vedi-ta, F. of -t0; F.: sight (view, pros-
pect); point of vision; show: far—, make
a show, feign, pretend ; far la —, examine
(at the custom-house), search; testimonio
di —, eye-witness; di —, by sight. -ta-
ménte, ADV.: visible, evidently (clearly).
Ilveda-to [part. of vedere], PART.: seen,
etc.; M.: thing seen.
vee-ménte [L. vehemens], ADI.: vehe-
ment (violent, energetic, forcible). -men-
teménte}, ADV.: vehemently. -ménza,
F.: vehemence. .
vege-tabile, ADI. : vegetable, vegetative;
vegetabilità
M.PL.: vegetables. -tabilita, r.: vege-
table quality (Eng.} vegetability). -tfle,
ADI.: vegetal; vegetable; M.: vegetable.
tare [L.], INTR.: vegetate. -tativo,
ADI.: vegetative. -taziéne, F.: vege-
tation (growth). -tévolet, ADJ.: vege-
table. |lvège=-to [L. -tus (vegeo, move,
atir)], ADJ.: vigorous; prosperous (flour-
ishing).
roggente [vedere], ADJ.: seeing; M.: see-
ing (sight): a mio —, in my sight, before
my eyes; chiaro —, clear-sighted. -mén-
te}, ADV.: visibly (openly).
vegehi. .}.= vegli. .
véggiat, F.: cask; sledge.
veg-gino, dim. of -gio. |lvég-gio [la-
veggio], M.: earthenware pot for keeping
hands and feet warm {used in Italy; warm-
ing-pan). |,
veggiòlo}, M.: bitter vetch.
véggo, PRES. (pop.) of vedere.
«églia [L. vigilia], F.: Waking (VIGIL,
WATCHing, watch); evening (passed in con-
versation); evening call; evening party,
ball; sentinel: frutti delle -glie, products
of midnight toil; cose da dire a —, non-
sensical stories.
vegliàrdo [Fr. vieillard (cf. vecchio)], M.: |.
old man.
ve-glidre [L. vigilare], INTR.: keep
aWAKE; watch, sit up; be viciLant (be on
the alert); be in force}; TR.: watch over
(guard). -glifànte, PART.: watching;
watchful. -gliatére, M., -gliatriee,
F.: watcher (sitter up). -gliévoleti,
ADJ.: vigilant (watchful).
véglio!l [cf. vecchio], ADI.{: old (ancient);
M.: (poet.) old man.
vèglioj 2, M. : fleece.
ve-gliéne [-glia], M.: opera ball or mas-
querade. -glitieeia, F.: short watch;
small evening party.
vegnòntej = veniente.
vègno, PRES. (poet.) of venire.
véit = vedi, from vedere.
veicolo [L. vehiculum (veh-, bear)], M.:
vehicle.
véela [L. (pl. of -lum, sail; VEIL, cf. -lo)],
F.: sail; PL.: sails, vessels: — majore
(or maestra), mainsail; far —, set sail;
essere alla —, be under sail. -1l&bile
[lare], ADI. : that may be veiled. -lame,
M.: lot or stock of veils; veiling, veil;
covering, pellicle. -laménto, M.: veil-
ing, covering; veil. -lare, TR.: veil
(cover with a veil, conceal); REFL.: take
the veil; be covered with thin ice: — l' oc-
chio, fall into a slight slumber. -lario,
M.: (arch.) awning (cover). -léta, f. of
-laio; F.: sailing (sail, run). -lata-
ménte, ADV.: in a veiled or secret man-
ner (secretly). -lato, PART.: veiled;
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furnished with sails. -latére, M., -la-
triee, F.: veiler. -latùra, F.: veiling;
providing with sails; sails. -leggiàre,
INTR.: sail (navigate); REFL.: be sailed.
-leggiata, F.: sailing (sail, run); course.
-leggiatére, M.: sailer (sailing-ship).
vele-ndre}, TR.: poison. -nifero, ADJ.:
venomous (poisonous). ||velé=no [L. ve-
nenum], M.: poison (VENOM; spite). -no-
saménte, ADV.: venomously. -nosét-
to, dim. of -noso. -nosità, F.: poison-
ousness (venomousness, poison, venom).
-néso, ADJ.: poisonous, venomous.
velétta [for vedetta], F.: vedette (sen-
try)}; PL.: in stare alle —e, (nav.) be on
the lookout; be on picket duty.
vélia [L. avicula (avis, bird)], F.:
gull.
ve-lièra [vela], -liére, ADI.: fast sail-
ing. -lificérej, INTR.: sail; set sail.
“lino, ADI. : white (as a sail): -lina carta,
paper fine as a veil.
véliti [L. -tes], Mm. PL.: velites (Roman
light soldiers).
vèl-le [L.], M.: WILL. -leità, F.:
leity (feeble will or wish).
vél-lere} = svellere. -licaménto, M.:
pricking ; titillation. -licére [L., pluck],
TR.: twitch, prick ; tickle, titillate. -lica-
zione, F.: twitching; tickling.
vèllo I, for ve’ lo (vedi lo): see him! there
he is!
vél-lo 2 [L. villus], M.: fleece; wool; tuft.
-léso, ADJ.: woolly (shaggy). -lutàto,
ADJ.: of or like velvet (velvet-, velvety).
-lutino, car. dim. of -luto. -lato, M.:
VELVET: — liscio, shorn velvet; — fino
di cotone, velveteen.
vélo [L. -lum, sail, veil], M.: VEIL (crape;
fig., cover, pretext); thin ice; scum.
velé ee [L. velox], ADI.: swift (rapid,
quick). -eeménte, ADV.: swiftly. -ei=
pede, m.: velocipede, bicycle. -eipe-
dista, pl.—i, m.: velocipedist, bicycler.
-eita, F.: velocity (swiftness). -eità-
re}, TR.: impart velocity to, hasten. -ei-
tazidne, F.: increase of velocity.
veléna [vela], F.: large sail.
vél-tro [l. L. -trum], M., -tra, F.: grey-
hound.
veluzzo [-lo], M.: little veil.
véna [L.], F.: VEIN; disposition; grain
(in wood): aver — d’ una cosa, have a
natural bent for a thing; — di pazzo,
dash of madness.
venagiòne, F.: chase.
vend-le [L. -lis (venus, sale)], ADJ.: venal
(mercenary, vendible). -lita, F.: venal-
ity.
venardì} = venerdì.
venàto [vena], ADJ.: veined, striated.
vena-tore [L. -tor], M.: hunter. -td-
venatore
sea-
vel-
venatorio
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rio, ADJ.: of the chase, hunting (Eng.
venatorial, venatic). -triee, r.: huntress.
venatira [-nato], .: veinous condition ;
veining (veins).
vendém-mia [L. vin-demia (de- emere,
take), ‘grape-gathering’], F.: VINTAGE;
vintage-time. -midio, M.: vendémiaire
(1st month of the French republ. calen-
dar: Sept. 21-Oct. 20). -midle, ADI.: of
September. -miaménto, M.: vintage.
-mifnte, M.: vintager. -miàre, TR.:
gather (the vintage); harvest, hoard up.
-miatére, M., -miatriee, F.: vinta-
ger.
vénde-re [L.], TR.: sell (vEND): — pei
tempt, sell on credit. -réeeio, ADJ.:
venal (mercenary).
vendét-ta [L. vindicta (vindicare,
avenge)], F.: vengeance (revenge, re-
dress; vendetta); amends}: far —f,
make amends; (jest.) sell. -td&eeia,
-tiieeia, disp. dim. of vendetta.
ven-dévole}, ||-dibile [-dere], ADI.: sal-
able (vendable).
vendi-cabile, ADJ.: that may be avenged.
-caméntof}, M., -canzaj, F.: vengeance
(revenge). |l-edre [L. vindicare], TR.:
aVENGE (revenge; vindicate); REFL.: avenge
one’s self (retaliate); be revenged; payt.
-cativaménte, ADV.: vindictively. -ca-
tivo, ADJ.: revengeful (vindictive). -ca-
téra, F., -catére, M., -catriee, F.:
avenger. -chévolet, ADJ.: revengeful
(vindictive). véndi-coij for -cato, ADj.:
avenged.
vendi-fròttole [vendere, frottola], M.:
intriguer (meddler); worthless fellow.
=famo, M.: ‘seller of smoke, idle talker,
worthless fellow. -ménto, M.: selling.
véndi-ta, F.: sale; auction. -téra,
F., -tére, M., -triee, F.: seller (vender).
-toriieeio, disp. dim. of -tore.
vendito [-dere], PART. : sold.
ve-nefieio, M.: poisonment (poisoning).
-néfico, ADJ.: poisonous (venomous);
preparer of poisonst; sorcerer}. |l-mé-
no [L. -nenum], M.: (poet.) poison, venom
(= veleno). -nenésof, ADJ.: poisonous,
venomous.
vene-rabile, ADV.: venerable. -rabi-
lita, r.: venerableness. -rando, ADJ.:
venerable. -ranzat, F.: veneration (rev-
erence). |lerare, TR.: venerate (rever-
ence, revere). -rato, ADJ.: venerated
(revered, reverend). -ratére, M., -ra-
triee, F.: reverer (worshipper). -ra-
ziéne, F.: veneration (reverence).
vener-di [L. dies, DAY], M.: Friday: —
santo, Good Friday. ||Vèner-e [L. Venus
(ven-, desire)], F.: Venus (goddess of
love; beauty; sensuality); grace. -ea-
ménte [-eo], ADV.: lasciviously.
ventilare
venerélla [vena], F.: little vein,
venéreo [Venere], ADI.: of Venus; (us’ly)
venereal.
venerévol. .} = venerabil. .
venerina [Venere], F.: little Venus
(painted or sculptured).
venétta [vena], F.: little vein.
vengia. .{ = vendica. .
véngo, PRES. of venire.
vé-nia [L.], F.: indulgence (grace, remis-
sion, pardon). -midle, ADJ.: venial (par-
donable). -nialménte, ADV.: in a ve-
nial manner.
ve-niméntof}, M.: coming (arrival); event.
-niènte, ADJ.: coming. ||=-nire [L],
IRR.$; INTR.: come (arrive; be derived,
descend; happen); come to he, appear;
become, be; come out (develop, grow):
— appresso, come after, follow; — a bat-
taglia, fight; — a capo, bring about, end;
— a grado, please, be to one’s mind; —
alle mani, come to blows, fight; — a ma-
no, be handy ; — meno, faint, swoon; fail,
be wanting; — voglia (talento), have a
mind, fancy ; — bene (or innanzi), thrive,
shoot up ; — in luce, appear, be published;
— incontro, present itself; meet with;
— ai ferri, come to close quarters; come
to a conclusion ; — fatto, succeed ; — tro-
vato, find, light on, meet with. vé-nni,
PRET. of -nire.
$ Ind. : Pres. vdngo, vidni, vitne; venidmo
or venghidmo, venite, vengono, Pret. vén-ni,
mne ; -nero. Fut. verrò. Cond. verréi. Subj.:
Pres. vénga, etc. Ive vièni; venite. Part.:
Pres. venzènte or vegnònte. Past vendto. —
Poetic forms: Pres. végno; vègnono. (S.)
vègna.
ve-nolina [-na], F.: little vein. -néso,
ADJ.: veinous (veined, streaked).
ven-taeeio, disp. of -to. -taglia, F.:
ventail (air-hole in the visor of a helmet).
-taglidio, m.: fan maker or seller. -ta-
glio, m.: fan. -tàre, INTR.: (poet.) blow;
breathe; TR.}: blow or dash against. -ta-
ròla, F.: bandrol; vane (weathercock);
fire-fan. -tàta, F.: blow of gust of wind.
-tàvoloj, M.: north-wind. -teggiaret,
INTR.: be windy (blow). -teréllo, M.:
gentle breeze.
ven-tésimo, ADJ.: twentieth; M.: twen-
tieth part. Iwéneti [L. viginti], ADI:
twenty.
ventieòllo [vento], M.: pleasant wind,
zephyr.
venti-einque, ADJ.: twenty-five. =ein-
quina, F.: about twenty-five. -ti-die,
ADJ.: twenty-two.
ven-tiéra [-to], F.: (mil.) screen; ven-
tilator (fan)}. -tilabro, M.: winnowing
shovel. -tilaménto, M.: ventilating
(ventilation, fanning). ||-tilare [L. (-tus,
wind)], TR.: ventilate (air; winnow, fan;
ventilatore
sift, discuss). -tilatére, M.: ventilator.
-tilazi6ne, F.: ventilation, etc. (cf.
-lare).
ventina [-ti], F.: score, about twenty.
ventipiòvoloj, M.: rainy wind, south-
wind.
venti-quattro, ADJ.: twenty-four: le
—, the last hour of the day, sunset. =sèi,
ADJ.: twenty-six. =sétte, ADJ.: twenty-
seven. =trè, ADJ.: twenty-three: le —,
the hour before sunset.
vèn-to [L. -tus], M.: WIND; (fig.) hint;
vanity : — fresco, stiff breeze (gale); aver
il — in poppa, have the wind aft, sail be-
fore the wind; prosper; sotto il —, lee-
ward; dar calci al —, dance upon nothing,
be hanged; far —, be windy, blow. vén-
tola, F.: fan (fire-fan ; winnowing fant);
screen (shade); chandelier: muro a —,
partition, wall. -tolaeeio, M.: (sifted)
chestnut-shell. -tolare, TR.: winnow
(as grain; sift chestnuts)f. -tolino,
dim. of -to. -tésa, F.: cupping-glass.
-tosaménte, ADV.: vainly. -tosarej,
TR.: apply the cupping-glass to, vaccinate.
-tosita, F.: ventosity (windiness). -té6-
so, ADJ.: ventose (windy; flatulent); ex-
posed to the wind; apt to produce flatu-
lency ; inflated (vain, conceited); swift}.
vent=òtto, ADJ.: twenty-eight.
'ven-trieeio, aug. of -tre. -tràia, F.:
disp. of -tre; paunch. -traiudlaf, F.:
tripe-woman. |lvén=tre [L. -fer], M.:
belly (paunch; stomach). -trésea, F.:
paunch; stuffing. -triechiof, M.: giz-
zard, stomach (of a fowl). -trieino,
M.: dim. of -tre; (fig.) pluck. -tricolo,
M.: ventricle; stomach. -triéra, F.:
waist-belt (for money). -triglioj=
-tricchio. -trilòquio, M.: ventriloquism.
-triloquo, ADJ.: ventriloquous.
ventieeio [-to], ADJ.: light breeze.
vent-unésimo, ADJ.: twenty-first. ||=a-
no, ADJ.: twenty-one. :
ven-tfira [L. (pl. of -turus, about to
come)], F.: fate (fortune, chance, luck,
venture); adventure: a (per) —, by
chance; alla —, at a venture, at random;
mettersi alla —, trust to chance or good
luck; far la —, tell fortunes; compagnie
di —, bands of fortune, mercenary troops.
‘turière, M.: soldier of fortune, volun-
Ver; adventurer; ADJ.: adventurous.
-turina, F.: imitation-jewelry. -taro,
ADJ.: come (future, next). -turosa-
ménte, ADV.: fortunately, luckily. -tu-
Téso, ADJ.. fortunate (lucky, favour-
able).
ve-nustà, F.: loveliness (comeliness,
grace). |l-masto [L. venus, grace], ADJ.:
dae (graceful, charming, comely, beau-
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vent-ta, r.: arrival; access. |l="to,
PART. of venire.
veniuzza [-na], r.: small vein.
venzéi, vulg. for ventisei.
ve-pràio, M.: brambly place. Ilvè-pre
[L. -pres], M.: bramble, brier.
ver’, poet. for verso.
verà-ee [L. verax], aDJ.: true; sincere;
veracious. -eeménte, ADV.: truly;
really. -eita, F.: veracity, truth. -mén-
te, ADV.: truly; indeed.
veranda [Pers.], F.: veranda.
veràtro [L. -trum], M.: (bot.) veratrum
(hellebore).
ver-bale [-bo], ADJ.: verbal (literal); M.:
verbal report. -balménte, ADV.: ver-
bally ; word by word.
verbéna [L.], F.: verbena (vervain).
ver-bigratia, -bigrazia [L. -bi gratia],
ADV.: for example, for instance. ||vér-bo
[L.-bum], M.: Worp (Eng.} VERB); verb:
(a) —a—, word for word. -bosita, F.:
verbosity, verbiage. -béso, ADJ.: ver-
bose (wordy ; talkative).
ver-dacchio, ADJ.: greenish. -dAeeio,
ADJ.: disp. aug. of -de; M.: (paint.) ver-
diture. -dastro, ADJ.: greenish. -daz-
zarro, d’azzarro [azzurro], ADI.:
greenish blue, sea-green. |lwér=de
viridis], ADJ.: green (of a green colour;
fresh; young, unripe); M.: green (verdure);
youth, vigor: esser al —, be at one’s last
shift, be without means; — antico, sort
of marble. -déa, F.: sort of white
grape; wine made from it. -de=chifiro,
-de=cfipo, ADJ., M.: light green. -deg-
giaménto, M.: becoming green; ver-
dure. -deggiànte, ADJ.: becoming
green; verdant (flourishing). -deggià-
re, INTR.: become green; be verdant.
-de-giàllo, ADI., M.: apple-green. -de=
marco, M.: (bot.) wild rue. -de-mare,
ADJ., M.: sea-green. -Ge=mòzzo}, ADJ.:
half green (of fruit, etc.); half raw (of
meat). -de=-radme, M.: verdigris. -de-
régnolo}, ADJ.: greenish. -de=séccoj,
ADJ.: half-dry. -déttol, ADJ.: green-
ish; sourish; M.: green colour (German
green).
verdétto2 [L. vere dictum, ‘truly said’),
M.: verdict.
ver-dézza [-de], F.: verdure (greenness);
tartness. -dicérej=-deggiare. -die-
cio, -digno, ADJ.: greenish. -dino,
M.: sort of fig-tree. -déeeio, ADJ.:
faintly green. -dégmolo, ADI.: green-
ish. -déne, M.: green-finch. -dérej,
M.: verdure. -dico [Sp. -dugo (? L. vi-
ridis), shoot; narrow sword], M.: rapier.
-dime, M.: greenness. -dira, F.: ver-
dure, greenness; PL.: greens, vegetables.
vere-condaménte, ADV.: bashfully,
554 verecondia
modestly. -céndia, F.: bashfulness;
modesty. |l-cémdo [L. -cundus (-or, re-
VERE, fear)], ADJ.: bashful (modest); re-
spectful; chaste. -eindiat = -condia.
vér-ga [L. virga, twig], F.: rod (switch;
wand); sceptre; bar (stripe); yard; virile
member: — d’oro, bar of gold, ingot.
-gaio=-garo. -garet,TR.: beat with
a rod, whip; streak, stripe, trace, write.
vergare2 [L. variegare], INTR., REFL.:
turn colour, turn black (of chestnuts).
ver-gata [-ga], F.: blow with a rod,
stroke. -gataménte, ADV.: with stripes.
-gatino, M.: striped cloth. -gato [-ga-
re], ADJ.: whipped; striped; striped
cloth}; medley}. -gèlla, F.: small rod,
switch. -gèllo, M.: lime-twig.
vèrgerej, INTR.: turn, twist.
ver-gheggiare, TR.: whip (scourge,
switch); dust (clothes). |l-ghétta [-ga],
-ghettina, F.: little rod (switch). -ghet-
tato, ADJ.: (her.) striped. -gillo, M.:
lime-rod.
vergi-nale, ADJ.: virginal (maidenly).
llvérgi-ne [L. virgo], F.: virgin (maid ;
Virgin). -mélla, F.: dim. of -ne; image
of the Virgin. -’neot, ADJ.: virginal.
-nétto, ADJ.: virginal, of a little maid;
F.:=-nella. -nissimo, ADJ.: most
(very) virginal. -nita, F.: virginity
(maidenhood).
verg6-gna [L. verecundia (vereor, fear)],
F.: shame (expression of shame or guilt),
bashfulness ; dishonour; PL.: pudenda:
aver —, be ashamed. -gnaeeia, F.:
great outrage. -gmare, TR.}: shame;
REFL.: be ashamed. -gmato, ADJ.:
ashamed (abashed). -gnévole}, ADI.:
shameful (bashful). -gnésa, cf. -gnoso;
F.: mimosa (sensitive plant). -gnosa-
ménte, ADV.: shamefully; modestly.
-gnosétto, dim. of -gnoso. -gnéso,
ADJ.: shameful (abashed, bashful); mod-
est: le parti -gnose, pudenda.
vérgolat [-gere], F.: sort of silk.
vér=gola2 [-ga, rod, etc.], dim. of -ga.
-golaménto}, M.: striping, streaks.
-golàrej, TR.: stripe (streak); under-
line. -géne, M.: aug. of -ga; lime-twig.
-gueeia, dim. of -ga.
veri-dicaménte, ADV.: truly. -diei-
ta, F.: veracity (truthfulness). veri-
dico, ADJ.: veracious (truthful, veridical,
sincere). -ficabile, ADJ.: verifiable.
-ficdre, TR.: verify (ascertain, examine).
-ficatéra, F., -ficatére, M., -ficatri-
e, F.: verifier (examiner). -ficazione,
F.: verification. -lòquiot, M.: true ac-
count or story. =simiglifnte, ADJ.:
verisimilar (probably, likely). -simi-
glianza, F.: verisimilitude (probability,
likelihood), =simile, ADJ.: verisimilar
verone
(probable, likely); M.: probability, -si.
militàdinej, F.: verisimilitude, | -si-
milménte, ADV.: probably. |-tà [L.
-tas (verus, true)], F.: truth, verity: di
(in, per) —, in truth, truly; indeed. -ta-
bile}, ADJ.: truthful. -tévolet, -tiè
ret,-tièro, ADJ.: truthful (true, sincere),
vérliat = velia.
vèrme [L. -mis.], M.: WORM.
ver-ména [L. verbena], F.: twig, shoot.
-menélla}, F.: small twig.
ver-métto [dim. of -me], -mieetdlo,
F.: small worm, maggot. -mieelldio,
M.: vermicelli-maker. -mieellétto, dim.
of -micello. -mieèllo, M.: dim. of -me;
small worm, maggot; PL.: vermicelli (thin
macaroni). -micolare, ADJ.: vermicu-
lar (worm-like). -micoldria, F.: knot-
grass. -micolésoj, ADJ.: wormy (full
of worms, maggoty). -miférme, ADI.:
vermiform. -mifugo, ADJ.: vermifuge,
-miglia, ADJ.: f. of -miglio; F.: sort of
precious red stone. -migliàrej, TR.:
vermillion (colour with vermillion). -mi-
gliétto, dim. of -miglio. -migliézza,
F.: vermillion colour. -miglio [L. -mi-
culus, little worm; red dye once obtained
from the kermes insect], M.: vermillion;
ADJ.: of vermillion colour; lively red.
-migliénej}, M.: vermillion pigment.
-minaraf},F.: gray lizard. vér-mine,'
M.: (vulg.) worm; vermin. -minétto,
dim. of -mine. -minéso, ADJ.: wormy;
verminous. -mivoro, ADJ.: vermivorous.
vér-mo ( poet.) = -me.
vermut(te) [Ger. wermuth, wormwood],
M.: vermuth (a drink).
verndeeia [?], F.: sort of white wine.
vernaeeio, disp. of verno.
vernacolo [L. -culus (verna, house-serr-
ant)], ADJ., M.: vernacular.
vernàalet, ADJ.: vernal.
ver-n4re [-n0], INTR.: winter (pass the
winter). -mata, F.: (vulg.) winter sea-
son. -neréeeio, ADJ.: winter, winterly
(hibernal).
ver-nicdre},TR.: varnish. ||-niee [].L.
-nicium (L. vitrum, glass)], M.: VARNISH;
paint (rouge); lustre. -mieidre, TR.:
varnish, -nieiatara, F.: varnishing
(varnish).
ver-nino, ADJ.: winterly, hibernal. |[vér-
no, M.: (pop.) = inverno, winter.
véro [L. -rus], ADI.: true (correct, cer-
tain; real; right, legitimate); m.: trut)
(verity): da (or în) —, in truth, truly; în
earnest; nel —, indeed, truly; è ben —
che, true, however, nevertheless; un —
sciocco, a regular fool. ,
veron-eèllo, -eino, dim. of -e. lve
rén-e [for virone (L. vir, man): cf. an-
drone], M.: terrace, open gallery.
verosimile
verosimile = verisimile.
vèrre [L. -rres], M.: male swine (boar).
verrét=ta [?], F.: dart (small arrow).
-tata, F.: stroke of a dart.
ver-rieéllo, M.: sort of capstan, jack-
screw. li=rina [L. -unie (-u, spit)], F.:
wimble (borer). -rinfire, TR.: bore
(pierce). a
verrò, FUT. of venire.
vèrro2 = verre. ‘
verra-ca [L.], F.: wart. -cfria, F.:
wartwort.
verratoj}, M.: pike; dart.
ver-sieeio, disp. of -so. -saménto, M.:
effusion (pouring out, spilling). -sdre
[L. -sus (-tere, turn)], TR.: overturn; pour
out (spill, shed); diffuse; INTR.: run over
(overflow); REFL.: overfiow ; turn, consist.
-satile, ADJ.: versatile. -séto, PART. :
poured, etc.; ADJ.: versed (expert). -sa-
tilità, r.: versatility (skill). -satére,
M.: pourer. -seggiare, TR.: versify;
INTR.: make verses. -seggiatére, M.,
-seggiatriee, F.: versifier. -seggia-
tara, F. : versification (versifying). ‘-sét-
to, dim. of -s0. -sieeiòlo, dim. of -so.
-siéra [L.adversaria (ad-versus, against) |,
F.: (vulg.) the devil’s wife (to scare chil-
dren), goblin (bugaboo). -sificare =
-seggiare. -sificatére, -sificatòrio, M.:
versifier. -sificatoréllo, M.: poetaster.
-sificatriee, F.: poetess. -sificazié-
ne, F.: versification. -sino, dim. of -so.
-siòne, F.: version (translation). -si=
èlle, ADI. : shrewd (crafty). Ilvèr=so
-sus (-tere, turn)], M.: verse (poetry);
melody (tune); mode (manner); direction,
way; part; ADV.: towards, in the direc-
tion of; about: trovar il — di, find the
way (or time) to; mutar —, change one’s
tune; pigliar una cosa pel suo —, take the
right way of doing a thing; andar a —
(or a -si) d’aleuna or a alcuno, meet any
one’s wishes, give into or humour or please
any one; go to one’s mind. -solino, dim.
of -s0. -sticolo, disp. dim. of -s0. -st-
tof, ADI. : shifty, cunning.
vertà = verità.
vèr-ta {, F.: pouch (bottom of a fishing-
net). vèr-tebra, F.: vertebra. -te-
brale, ADI. : vertebral. -tebrato, ADJ.:
vertebrate. -témtet, ADJ.: current (pres-
ent). -ténzat, F.: affair, subject. |lvér=-
tere [L.], IMPERS.: turn or depend (upon),
be question (of); import. -tiedle, ADI.:
vertical. -ticalita, F.: verticalness.
-«ticalménte, ADV.: vertically. vér-
tiee, M.: vertex (summit, top). -tieil-
lato [-ticillo], ADI. : verticillate(d). -ti-
eillo, M.: verticil. -tigine, F.: vertigo
(dizziness). -tiginéso, ADJ.: vertiginous
(whirling ; dizzy).
vestale
vertùj = virti.
veruno [L. vel, even, unus, one], PRON.:
not (even) one, no one, nobody, not any.
verzi-cante, ADJ.: verdant (flourishing).
Il-care [verde], INTR.: be or grow green;
be verdant (flourish).
verzicola [? L. versus, line], F.: sequence
(at cards).
verzière [L. viridarium (-dis, green)],
M.: garden.
verzino [? Brasile], M:: brazil-wood.
ver-zire} = -zicare. -zòtto, M.: cole-
wort, cabbage. -ziimeij, M.: greenness.
-zara, F.: verdure; green plants; grass-
plot.
véschio} = vischio.
véscia [Germ’c fise 7], F.: toadstool, puff-
ball; idle story (yarn, nonsense).
vesci-ca [L. vesica], F.: vesicle (bladder,
blister); bubble; alembic. -camnte, -ca-
tòrio, M.: vesicant, vesicatory. -chét-
ta, - cola, dim. of -ca. -colare, ADJ.:
vesical (of the bladder). -cone, aug. of
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-ca. -e6so, ADJ.: vesicular. -ciizza,
dim. of -ca.
vé-sco} = -scovo. -scovado, M.: epis-
copacy (dignity, office of bishop); bishop-
ric (house, district). -scovéalej = -sco-
vile. -scovàto = -scovado (esp. refer-
ring to the charge, time of office, district).
-scovile, ADJ.: episcopal. -scovilmén-
te, ADV.: episcopally. |lvé-seovo (Gr.
ept-scopos, ‘over-seer’], M.: BISHOP.
vé-spa [L.],F.: WASP. -spàio,M.: wasp’s
nest; sort of ornament; bed of pebbles
(under a house to prevent dampness).
-spaidso}, ADJ.: spongy. -spétof, M.:
wasp’s nest.
vé-spero [L.-sperum (-sper, evening)], M.:
(poet.) evening; vespers; vesper (evening
star, Venus). -spertilio, -spertillo,
M.: bat. -spertino, ADJ.: vespertine
(of the evening). -spistréllof, M.: bat.
vespéna, aug. of vespa.
vèspro [cf. -pero], M.: evening-hour (of
the Rom. Cath. Breviary); vespers (evening
service); (poet.) evening.
vessa-ménto = -zione. ||lvessa-re [L.
verare], TR.: vex (molest, harass, tor-
ment). -tére, M.,-triee, F.: vexer, tor-
mentor. -zidéme, F.: vexation (harass-
ing; annoyance).
vessica. . (vulg.) = vescic. .
vessil-lfrio, M.: vexillary (standard-
bearer). -lazione, F.: vexillation (com-
pany under one flag). -lifero, M.: vexil-
lary (standard-bearer). |lvessil-lo [L.
vexillum], M.: vexillum (Rom. standard);
banner (sign).
vésta (pop.) = veste.
Vés-ta [L.], r.: Vesta (goddess of the
hearth). -tale, ADI., F.: vestal.
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vé-ste [L. -stis], F.: woman’s attire (dress,
garment, vestment); robe (gown). -stét-
ta, dim. of -ste. -stidriof, M.: vestry
(dressing-room).
vesti-bolo, ||-'bulo [L. -bulum (2)], u.:
vestibule (hall).
vestieeiòla, dim. of -te.
vesti- gia, F., |l-gio [L. -gium], M.: ves-
tige (trace). i
ve-stiménta, F. = -ste. -stiménto,
pl. —i, —a, M.:*vestiary; dressing as a
nun (taking the veil). -stima, dim. of
-ste. ||=stire [L.], TR.: dress (VEST, attire,
clothe); dress up; put on; REFL.: dress
(put on one’s clothes). -stitdeeio, -sti-
téllo, -stitino, disp. dim. of -stito.
-stito, PART.: dressed, etc.; having more
than one stanza; M.: dress (any dress of
man or woman, garment, clothes; coat):
essere nato —, be born to luck. -stitue-
eio, disp. dim. of -stito. -stitàra, F.:
vesture, dress. -stiziéme, F.: taking
the religious or knightly vestment. -sté-
na, F., -sténe, M.: aug. of -ste; wide,
stately robe. -starat = -stitura.
veterano [L. -nus (vetus, old)], ADJ., M.:
veteran.
veteri-naria, F.: veterinary art. |l-na-
rio [L. -narius (?)], M., ADJ.: veterinary.
vétero}t = vetusto.
vèto [L.], M.: veto.
ve-traia [-tro], F.: glass manufactory.
-tréio, M.: glass seller; glazier. -tra-
me, M.: glass-ware; glass-beads, etc.
-trario, ADJ.: glass, vitreous. -trata,
F.: large glass window or door, pane.
-tridta, F.: = -trata; glazing.
vétri-ce [L. vitex (vi-, bind)], F. (M.):
osier (WITHE). -etaio, M.: plantation
of osiers. -eiéne, M.: aug. of -ce; salix
alba.
ve-triéra, F.: glass-door (of coloured
glass), glass-pane. -trificabile, ADI.:
vitrifiable. -trificàre, TR.: vitrify.
-trificaziéne, F.: vitrification. -tri-
na, F.: glazing (glass-like covering, en-
amel); glass-case (show-case); glass cup-
board; ADJ.: cf. -trîno; brittle (as glass);
of a light gray colour (said of the iris): bar-
ba -trîna, beard tender to shaving; occhio
—, wall-eye. -triòla, ADJ.: erba —, sort
of herb for polishing glass. -triòlo, M.:
vitriol. -triuol..=-triol.. ||vé-tro
[L. vitrum], M.: glass (the substance;
poet.: drinking-glass, glassware); PL.:
glassware (glasses, bottles, etc.).
vét-ta [? L. vitia, fillet], F.: summit (top,
apex, top bow); crop (of a flail); fillet};
twigt; polet. -taiòlo, ADJ.: growing
in the top (said of fruit); trashy. -ta-
rélla, dim. of -ta. vèt-tet, M.: lever.
-tieeidla, -tieina, ADJ.: of the top-
veste
viabilita
most twig; mountain top. -tinat, r;
amphora. -tolina, F.: dim. of -ta;
cruet}. -téne, M.: sucker (sprig, shoot),
vettére [?], M.: radius.
vettòriaj = vittoria. k
vettova-glia [L. victualia (vivere, live)],
F.: victuals (provisions). -gliaménto,
M.: victualling. -gliare, TR.: victual
(supply with provisions).
vettuecia [vetta], F.: top twig.
vetti-ra [L. vectura (vehere, carry)], F:
convEYance (transportation); burden; heavy
vEHicle (hackney-coach, carriage); coach-
hire, fare: bestie da —, beasts of burden;
far —, enter (board) carriage; fare una
—, drive a carriage, be a driver; fare
(dare, prestare) a —, let out; prendere a
—, take on hire, hire; — a vapore, steam-
carriage. -réle, M.: driver (of a vet
tura), hackney-coachman, carrier. -reg-
gidre, TR.: convey, carry, transport,
-rino, M.: hackney-coach driver, driver,
hackman.
vettuv. . = vettov. .
ve-tusta, F.: (poet.) antiquity (ancient-
ness). |l=tiisto [L. -tustus (-tus)], ADI.:
(poet.) ancient (old, Eng.} vetust).
vez-zataméntej, ADV.: caressingly, gra-
ciously. -zétoj, ADJ.: gracious, flatter-
ing; crafty. -zeggiaménto, M.: caress-
ing; flattering. -zeggiàre, TR.: caress
(fondle); flatter ; INTR.: be caressing, etc.;
REFL.: pamper one’s self. -zeggiativo,
ADJ.: caressing; flattering. * ‘||véz-zo
[variant of vizio: orig. bad habit, spoiling
by caress], M.: caress (fondling); grace
(fondling) habit ; necklace (of pearls, ete.);
sport (amusement, play)f. -zosaménte,
ADV.: caressingly ; gracefully (agreeably).
-zoséllo, -zosétto, car. dim. of -z0s0.
-z6s0, ADJ.: caressing; graceful (pleas-
ing, agreeable); delicate (nice); flatter-
ingf. .
vi [L. ibi], Abv.: there; PRON. : (conjunct.)
you; to you; (to) yourself, -lves.
viea [L.], F.: way (road; street; course; -
manner, means); ADV.: way, away, off;
by way of, by; times (= multiplied by);
(exhort. particle) come (come on, now)! off!
fy (for shame): — di mezzo, middle way
or course, golden mean; mettersi în —,
set out; mettersi la — tra le gambe, take
to one’s heels; — ferrata, railway; —
di diramazione, branch railway; —
pid (meno), much more (less); andate
—, go away, be off; — —, directly, at
once; pretty well, so so; vie —, immedi-
ately; tre — quattro, three times four;
e — discorrendo, and so forth; —, andta-
mo! come, let us be off! —, briccone, off,
you rascal! va —/ fy (upon it)! for
shame! -abilità, F.: suitableness for 4
viadotto
common road or street. -a=détto, M.:
viaduct. -aggétto, dim. of -aggio. -ag-
gifinte, ADJ.: travelling (journeying);
M.: traveller. -aggiàre, TR.: travel
(journey). -aggiatore, M., -aggia-
triee, F.: traveller (passenger). ‘ -ag-
gio, M.: journey (VOYAGE, travel): far
un — e due servizi, kill two birds with
one stone; mandare pel mal —, waste,
destroy ; buon —, pleasant journey. -dle,
M.: shaded road or alley, avenue; ADI.}:
of the road; placed on the road. -alét-
to, -alino, dim. of -ale. -andante
[andare], ADJ.: wayfaring (travelling);
wayfarer (traveller). -aréeeiot, ADJ.:
(for) travelling. -&tico, M.: viaticum
(‘journey-provision’: communion to a per-
son about to die). -atére, M., -atriee,
F.: traveller (passenger). -atòrio, ADJ.:
of a journey (journey); transitory. -avai
[va-, go], M.: coming and going.
vibra-nte, ADI.: vibrating. ||vibra-re
[L.], TR., INTR.: vibrate; shake; hurl.
-tézza, F.: vibration; force. -tòrio,
ADI.: vibratory (quivering). -zioneèlla,
dim. of -zione. -ziéme, F.: vibration
(quiver).
vibirno [L. -num], M.: viburnum (wild
vine).
vieé-rial, F.: vicars wife. -ria2, F.:
vicarship (office); subsidiary troops; su-
preme court at Naples. -riato, M.: vic-
arage (ref. to district, tenure). ||wica-
rio [L. -rius (vicis, turn)], M.: vicar
(curate); magistrate ad interim; governor;
substitute; ADJ.}: substitute.
viee [L. -cem, turn], F.: (poet.) = vece;
PREF.: vice =amirdglio, M.: vice-
admiral, rear-admiral. =caneellière,
M.: vice-chancellor. =dòmino, M.: under-
governor; magistrate. =gerènte, M.:
vice-gerent. =legAto, M.: deputy-legate,
ete.
vieén=da [vice], F.: turn; vicissitude
(change, succession, alternation); return
(requital); affair (business); turn (place,
stead): a —, in turn, each in (his, etc.)
tum; one another; ognuno a —, each in
his turn. -dévole, aDJ.: alternate, suc-
cessive; mutual, reciprocal. -devoléz-
za, F.: vicissitude (alternation, inter-
change); reciprocity. -devolménte,
ADV.: alternately (by turns); reciprocally.
vieenndle [L. viceni, twenty each], ADJ.:
of (every) twenty years.
viee=patriarea, M.: vice- patriarch.
=P6,M.: viceroy. =reggénte, M.: vice-
Tegent. =segretàrio, M.: vice-secre-
tary. -vérsa [L.], ADV.: vice-versa.
vicheria} = vicaria2.
vie-imperatére, M.: vice-emperor.
viei-nfle, ADJ.: neighbouring (contig-
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uous, vicinal, near): strada —, road con-
necting neighbouring districts, parish-
road. -name, disp. of -nato. -namén-
te, ADV.: near, nearly. -mamte, ADJ.:
neighbouring; M.: neighbour. -ndnza,
F.: vicinage (neighbourhood, nearness);
neighbours. -néret, INTR., REFL.: be
near, border (upon). -nétai,F.: vicinity.
|[viei-no [L. -nus (vicus, village)], ADI. :
neighbouring (contiguous, near, adjacent,
VICINE); M.: neighbour; citizen; PREP.
(a): near, near by, close to, about to;
ADV.: near: vicin —, very near; da —,
near, from a short distance; — a morire,
near dying, about to die; sta —, he
stands near (near by); stand near!
vieissitadine [L. -tudo (vicis, turn)], F.:
vicissitude (change).
vieitare} = visitare.
vi-co} [L. -cus], M.: borough; narrow
street (lane). -colétto, -colino, dim.
of -lo. wî-colo, M.: narrow street (lane,
passage).
vi-dénte, M.: seer, prophet.
of vedere.
vidu. .{ = vedov. .
vie [? via], ADV.: much (very, far); (some-
times affixed): — più or vieppid, much
more; — via or vivvia, immediately.
vièllaj, dim. of via.
vièraj = ghiera.
vie-tabile, ADJ.: that may be forbidden.
-taménto, M.: prohibition, prevention.
ll-tare [L. vetare], TR.: forbid (prohibit);
prevent. -tativo, ADJ.: forbidding, pro-
hibitory. -tatére, M.: forbidder.
viéto [L. -tus, withered], aDJ.: rancid
(musty); stale (obsolete); sallow, yellow
(of complexion).
viétta, dim. of via.
vietame [-to], M.: rancid (musty) stuff.
vievia for vie via, ADV.: immediately
(instantly).
vigere [L.], DEFECT. INTR.: be strong or
vigorous; flourish; (leg.) be in force.
vigésimo [L. -mus], ADJ.: twentieth.
vigi-lante, ADJ.: vigilant. -lantemén-
te, ADV.: vigilantly. -lamza, F.: vigi-
lance. -lare, INTR.: be vigilant, watch;
TR.: watch, observe. -lazione, F.:
watching. |lvigi-le [L. -l], ADI.: vigi-
lant; M.: fireman. vigi-lia, F.: watch-
ing, sitting up; vigil (praying and fasting
on the eve of a feast; day and night pre-
ceding a feast), watch; eve; watch over
a.dead body}: — di Natale, Christmas
eve; digiunare la — di Santa Caterina,
have good luck in marrying.
vigliac-céeeio, disp. of -co. -camén-
te, ADJ.: cowardly (like a coward or pol-
troon). -cheria, F.: cowardliness (pol-
troonery).
Il='di, PRET.
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vigliaeeio [?], M.:
beaten grain.
viglidc-co [disp. of vile], ADI.: cowardly,
dastardly; M.: coward. -céne, aug. of
-c0.
viglia-ménto = -tura. ||viglià-re [?],
TR.: separate (ears of grain); pick, select.
-tara, F.: separation (of ears of grain);
selection, choice.
vigliett. . = bigliett. .
vigliudlot = vigliaccio.
vi-gna [L. vinea], F.: vineyard; vinet:
piantar (or porre)} una —, be inatten-
tive, be distracted; legar la — colle sal-
cicce, be very opulent. -gnaiot, M.:
vine-dresser; vineyard. -gnaiòlo, M.:
vine-dresser. -gnaref, TR.: plant with
vines. -gnato, ADJ.: planted with vines.
-gnazzo, M.: vineyard. -gnéto, M.: vine-
yard; vines. -gnétta, -gnòla, -gnuò-
la, dim. of -gna. -gnudlof, M.: tendril
of a vine.
vigogna [Sp. vicufta (Peruv.)], F.: Peruvian
sheep.
vigo-rare}, TR.: invigorate. |lvigé-re
[L. vigor], M.: vigour (force, energy).
-reggiare, INTR.: grow vigorous, gain
force. -ria, F.: vigour, force. -rézzat,
F.: vigour. -rirej, TR.: make vigorous.
-rosaménte, ADV.: vigorously. -rosi-
ta, F.: vigorousness, vigour. -réso, ADJ.:
vigorous, strong, sturdy.
vi-lanzat, F.: vileness; cowardice. |l=-le
[L. -lis, cheap; mean], aps.: vile (low,
base; abject); cowardly (craven); ADV.:
vilely: avere (or tenere) a —, hold in con-
tempt, despise ; a prezzo —, cheap. -léz-
za, F.: vileness.
viliaj = vigilia.
vili-ficaménto, M.: vilification. -fiea-
re, TR.: vilify (debase). péndere [L.],
IRR. (cf. pendere); TR.: vilipend (depreci-
ate, despise). -péndio, M.,-pensionef,
F.: contempt. -péso, PART. of -pendere ;
despised ; vile (low). ||vili-re [vile], TR.:
despise (scorn). -tay}, -tanzat = viltà.
vil-la [L.], F.: villa (country-seat); coun-
try (with houses), hamlet; town}. -lag-
gétto, dim. of -laggio. -laggio, M.:
village (hamlet). -landeeio, disp. of
-lano. -lanaménte, ADV.: rudely (coarse-
ly); harshly. -lamanzaf, F.: (rude) of-
fence, insult. -laneggifinte, ADJ.: out-
rageous, abusive. -laneggiàret, TR.:
abuse (outrage, insult). -laneggiatére,
M.: abuser. -lanélla, F.: pretty coun-
try girl. -lanéllo, M.: country lad. -la-
nescaménte, ADV.: in a rustic manner
(coarsely). -lamésco, ADJ.: rustic (coarse,
homely, clownish). -lanîa, F.: rude of-
fence (insult, outrage; Eng.} villainy):
dir — a, abuse,‘ revile. -lanitieecia,
vigliaccio
scattered ears of
vincevole
dim. of -lania. -ldmo, ADJ.: rustic
(coarse, clumsy); cruel}; countryman,
villager ; peasant (rustic). -lanéne,
-lanòtto, aug. of -lano. -lanzéne,
M.: countryman (big clown). -lan-
zuòlo, disp. of -lano. -laréeeiot=
-lereccio. -latat, F.: village. -latico,
ADJ.: rural (rustic). -leggiànte, ADI.;
staying in the country; M.: country
dweller. -leggiare, INTR.: stay at one’s
villa or country-seat (enjoy country-life,
rusticate). -leggiatara, F.: country-
residence (act, place or time); country-
season. -leréeeio, -lésco, ADJ.: rural
(country-). -létta, car. dim. of -la. -li-
càtoi, M.: farm-management. -lieiuò-
lat, dim. of -la. vil-lico, M.: country-
man, villager; husbandman. -lina, car.
dim. of -la. -lino, M.: little seignorial
villa (little palace). -léma, aug. of -la.
villéso [L. -sus], AbJ.: hairy (shaggy,
villous, villose).
villieeia, disp. dim. of villa.
vil-ménte [vile], apv.: vilely, meanly.
-ta, F.: vileness (baseness); cowardice;
cheapness ; humiliationf. i
vilicchio [? *volutulum (L. volvere, turn),
M.: convolvulus.
vilime [volume], m.:
medley.
vilup-pàrei, REFL.: be wrapped up.
-pétto, dim. of -po. ||lvilape-po [?], M.:
bundle (parcel, bunch); intricate mass
(confusion). -pésot, ADJ.: confused (in-
tricate).
vi-me} = -mine. -mindta, F.: osier-
work; wicker-work. ||vi-mine [L.-men
(vi-, bind)], M.: osier twig (Withe). -mi-
neo, ADJ.: of osier (osier-).
vi-naeeia [-no], F.: stalks and skins of
pressed grapes. -ndeeio, M.: bad wine.
-naecidlo, M.: grape-stone. -négroi,
M.: vinegar. -ndia, -naidlof, M.: wine-
merchant. -mario, ADJ.: of wine. -nf-
to, ADJ.: vinous, of wine-colour. -nat-
tiére, M.: (poet.) = -naio.
vincàiaj, F.: osier-plot.
vincapervinca, F.: periwinkle.
vincàs-tra}, F., ||-'tro [vinco], M.: (poet.)
root, twig.
vin-eénte, ADJ.: conquering (vanquish-
ing, victorious); M.: vanquisher. |lvîn=
ere [L.], IRR.§; TR. : VANQUISH (conquer,
overcome, surpass, subdue); persuade;
gain, win (at cards); rout: lasciarsi —,
let one’s self be overcome, give way, be
prevailed upon; — il partito, come off
conqueror, have the majority; nè si può
— né pattare, we cannot agree (or come
confused heap,
to terms); -ta, cf. the word. -eévolej,
ADJ.: vanquishable.
§ Pret. vin-si, -se ; -sero. Part. vinto.
vincheto
rin-chéto [-co], M.: osier plot or planta-
tion. Il-'ehiot [L.-clum, tie, fetter], M.:
osier (Withe).
rineibòsco [avvincere, bosco], M.: honey-
suckle (woodbine).
vineido [? viscido], ADJ.: flaccid (flabby).
vin-eigliat, F., ll-eiglio [vinco], M.:
osier twig (withe); band.
vineiméntoj [-cere], M.:
conquest.
vineire}, TR.: bind round (tie, fetter).
vin-eita [vincere], F.: gain (winning;
winnings, sum won). -eitòra, F., -ei-
tore, M., -eitriee, F.: victor (conqueror,
gainer). -etatoy, PART. of -cere.
vincol = vincido.
vineo2 [for vincio], M.: osier (withe):
us'ly vetrice. -lare, TR.: fetter (bind);
fix. |lvinco-lo [L. vinculum (vincire,
bind)], M.: bond (fetter, tie).
vindiee [L. -dex], ADJ.: avenging; M.,
F.: avenger.
vi-néllo, M.: thin wine. -mettino,
-nétto, dim. of -no. -nifero, ADJ.: wine-
producing. Ilvî-no [L. -num], M.: wine:
— nero, red wine; bere il — in agresto,
spend one's money before getting it; di-
ciotto di —, being bent on something re-
gardless of consequences; stubborn; dare
(or mescere) del —, pour out wine, fill
ones glass. -nolènto, ADJ.: addicted
to wine. -nolènza, F.: fondness of
wine (drink), drunkenness. -nositay, F.:
vinosity (vinous quality). -méso, ADI.:
vinous (of wine; juicy); addicted to wine.
vin-si, PRET. of -cere. -ta, -to, PART. of
-cere; vanquished, etc.; F.}, M.}: victory:
darla -ta, yield, give in, cede, agree to;
darle -te, humour, connive at; darst —
(or per —), confess one’s self vanquished.
vinteeio [vino], M.: wretched wine.
viòla I [L.], F.: (bot.) viola (violet).
wee [l. L. vitula (2)], F.: (mus.) viola,
viol.
violabile [-lare], ADJ.: violable.
vio=laeea [-la1], F.: violet.
ADJ.: of violet colour. -léio,M.:
plot.
vio-laménto, M.: violation; rape. ||-14-
re [L.], TR. : violate (ravish; break); pro-
fane; corrupt. -ldto1, PART.: violated,
ete.
violato{2 [-la1], ADJ.: of violet colour,
violet.
vio-latére [-lare], M., -latriee, F.: vio-
lator (ravisher ; infringer, etc.). -lazio-
ne, F.: violation (rape; infringement,
breach). -lentaménto, M.: violence.
-lentare, TR.: do violence to; force
(constrain), -lentatére, M.: compeller.
-lèntet, ADI. : violent (impetuous). -len-
teménte, ADV.: violently (impetuously).
vanquishing ;
-laeeo,
violet-
. dim. of -ottola.
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-lénto, ADI. : violent (impetuous, forci-
viscido
ble). -lènza, F.: violence.
vio-létta, car. dim. of -lat. -létto,
ADJ.: violet (of violet colour). -lina =
-letta.
vio-linista, pl. —i, M.: violinist. ||-lino
[-la 2], M.: violin, fiddle.
viòlo [-lat], m.: violet-plant.
violon-eellista, pl. —ti, M.: violoncel-
list. -eèllo, M.: violoncello. |lviol6=
ne [viola 2], M.: bass-viol.
vi-òttola [dim. of via], F.: narrow way,
path, garden-walk; lane. -ottolina,
-dttolo = -otiola.
vipe-ra [L.], F.: viper. -raio, M.: viper-
nest (place full of vipers); viper-catcher.
-rato, ADJ.: fed with vipers; (med.) with
viper-infusion. vipè-reo, ADV.: viper-
ine, of a viper. -rétta, dim. of -ra.
-rino, ADJ.: viperine (of or resembling a
viper); M.: young viper.
vipistréllo} = pipistrello.
vi-ragine, ||-rago [L. (vir, man)], F.:
virago (strong, mannish woman).
viràre, TR.: (nav.) VEER.
virèntei, ADJ.: verdant (flourishing).
virgapastòris [L. virga pastoris, ‘pas.
tor's rod’], M.: wild thistle.
virgin. . = vergin. .
virgot = vergine.
vir-gola [L. virgula (virga, rod)], F.:
comma (Eng.f virgule). -golare, -go-
leggidre (less common), TR.: punctuate.
-golétta, -golina, dim. of -gola. -gal-
to, M.: slender rod; young shoot.
viri-dîrioj, M.: (poet.) garden. viri-
de, etc. = verde, etc.
vi-rile, ADJ.: virile (manly), -rilità,
r.: virility (manhood). -rilménte, ADV.:
manfully (like a man). |l-‘ro [L. vir], M.:
man. -rénef, M.: man.
viréla}, F.: plate of a watch.
vir-tù [L. -fus (vir, man)], F.: virtue.
-tudle, ADJ.: virtual (effectual). -tua-
lita, r.: virtuality (efficacy). -tual-
ménte, ADV.: virtually. -tuosamén-
te, ADV.: virtuously. -tuéso, ADJ.:
virtuous (pure, chaste); efficacious; M.:
virtuoso.
viru-lénto, ADJ.: virulent (malignant).
-lénza, F.: virulence. ||viru-s [L.],
M.: virus.
vi-sfeeiot [-s0], M.:
gio, M.: visage (face).
visce-rdle, ADJ.: visceral.
[L. -ra], M. (pl. -ri, or f.
(entrails, bowels).
vi-schio [L. -sum], M.: mistletoe; bird-
lime. -schiéso, ADJ.: viscous, sticky.
-scidita, F.: viscidity, stickiness. vwi-
scido, ADJ.: viscous (viscid, sticky,
clammy).
ugly face. -sag-
Ilvisce=re
pl. -re): viscera
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visciol. . = bisciol. .
visco = vischio.
vis-contado, M.: viscountship. ||-cénte
[vice conte], M.: viscount. -contéa, F.:
viscounty. -contéssa, F.: viscountess.
vis-cosétto, dim. of -coso. -cosita, F.:
viscosity. Il=eéso [-co], ADJ.: viscous (vis-
cid, sticky, clammy).
vis-dominato, M.:
(for administration).
mino = vicedomino.
vi-sibile [L.-sus (-dere, see), seen], ADJ.:
visible; M.: the visible. -sibilio [for
in-visibilio, pop. in visibilio], M.:
multitude: andare in —, be enraptured
(be entranced). -sibilità, F.: visibility.
-sibilménte, ADV.: visibly. -sièra,
F.: vizor; mask}. -siomario, ADI.:
visionary. -siéne, F.:° vision (appari-
tion; spectre); revelation.
visir [Ar. ouazir], -e, M.: vizier.
M.: vizierate. d
vi-sita, F.: visit. -sitaménto, M.: vis-
iting, visit. -sitàre, TR.: visit (go and
see); examine. -sitatére, M., -sitatri-
ee, F.: visitor; examiner. -sitaziéne,
F.: visitation. -sivaménte, ADV.: vis-
ibly. -sivo, ADI.: visible, visual. ||vi-
so [L. -sus (-dere, see), seen], M.: visage
(face, countenance); sight}; view (opin-
ion)+ : a — aperto, with open face ; boldly ;
mostrar il —, show a bold face, stand up
boldly; mutar —, change colour; far
buon — a, look favourably upon, wel-
come; dar nel —, display too much bold-
ness; dir sul —, say to one’s face; a —
a —, téte-d-téte. -séme, aug. of -so.
-sòrio, ADJ.: visual.
vi-spézza, F.: briskness, vivacity. ||-’spo
[? -sto], ADJ.: brisk (quick, lively, nimble,
sharp).
vis-si, PRET., -sof, -stto, PART. of vivere.
vis-ta, PART. (cf. -to); F.: sight (eyesight ;
view, prospect ; appearance; show); win-
dowt: a —, at sight; within sight; di
—, by sight; perder di —, lose sight of,
forget; far le -te di, pretend not to; ba-
star la —, have the courage. -tamén-
tet, ADV.: quickly, rapidly. ||-to, PART.
of vedere; seen, etc.; brisk}, quick, spright-
ly. -tosaménte, ADV.: showily, strik-
ingly. -tosétto, dim. of -toso. -tosi-
tà, F.: showiness, strikingness. -téso,
ADJ.: showy (striking, sightly). vis-ug-
le, ADJ.: visual (visible).
vi-ta [L.], F.: life; bust (upper part of
the body, waist): a —, for life; viva la
—, life is at stake; far buona —, live
well; far mala —, have a hard life; don-
na di bella —, woman with well-made
figure; andar in sulla —, walk in a
stately manner. -tfieeia, disp. of -ta.
visciol
vicarship, vicarage
-dòmine, ||-dò-
-ato,
infinite |
vivacemente
vitalba [L. vitis alba, white vine], F.:
briony.
vità-le [L. -lis], ADI.: vital. -lità, r.:
vitality. -liziàre, TR.: vitalize. -lizio,
M.: life annuity. -lménte, ADV.: vitally.
vitame [vite], M.: vine plantation, vine-
yard.
vitare} = evitare.
vite [L. vitis, vine], F.: vine; screw; vice:
a —, like a screw, spiral. =bianea, F.:
briony.
vitél-la, F.: heifer. -létta, F.: young
heifer. -létto, M.: young calf. -lina,
F.: young heifer. -limo, M.: young calf;
ADJ.t: of a calf, yellow. |lvitél-lo [L.
vitulus], M.: calf; VEAL: — arrosto,
roast veal.
vi-ticchiot [-te], M.: convolvulus. -tie-
eio, M.: vine-sucker; tendril; sconce.
-tieélla, F.: young vine. -ticoltdze,
M.: viticulturist (vine-dresser). -ticol-
tara, F.: viticulture (grape-growing).
-ticult = -ticolt.. -tifero, ADJ.: vine.
bearing. -tigno, m.: wild vine. -téne,
M.: big screw or vice.
vitina [vita], F.: short bust.
vitip. .}, vitop. .} = vitup..
vi-treo [L. -treus], ADI.: vitreous (glassy),
-trif. . = vetrif.. -tri(u)élo, M.: vit-
riol. -tri(u)olare, TR.: steep or sprin-
kle with vitriol.
vitta}, F.: fillet, band.
vittima [L. victima], F.: victim.
vittoi [L. victus (vivere, live)], M.: vict-
uals, food. È
vit-tof 2, PART. of vincere. -tòria, F.:
victory. -torifilet, ADI.: of victory,
triumphant. -toridref, INTR.: gain the
victory (conquer). -toriosaménte, ADV.:
victoriously. -toriéso, ADJ.: victorious.
-triee, F.: victress (vanquisher).
vittua-glia}, -ria}, F.: victuals (pro-
visions).
vitu-la}, -lo = vitella, -Uo.
vituper-fbile, ADJ.: vituperable. ||-dre
[L. (vitium, fault, par-, breed)], TR.: vi-
tuperate (revile, abuse). -ativo, ADI.:
vituperative (reviling, abusive). -atére,
M., -atriee, F.: vituperator (reviler).
-aziéne, F.: vituperation (reviling, abuse).
-évole, ADI.: vituperable (shameful).
-evolménte, ADJ.: blamably; shame-
fully. vitupèr-(i)o, M.: disgrace (dis-
honour, infamy). -osaménte, ADV.:
shamefully. -éso, ADJ.: disgraceful (in-
famous, shameful).
vitz-za [via], F., -zo, M.: narrow path,
lane. -’zola, -zolina, dim. of -2a.
vi-va [I’ve of -vere], INTERI.: vivat! long
live! hurray! -vacchiàre, INTR.: mal-
age to live (get along). -véee, ADI.
lively (gay, vivacious), -vaeeménte,
vivacezza
aby.: lively (vivaciously). -vaeézzat,
-vaeita, F.: vivacity (liveliness, brisk-
ness). -vagno [der. ?], M.: selvage (of
cloth); edge, bank. -vaiétto, dim. of
-vaio. -vaio, M.: fish-pond. -vamén-
te, ADV.: vividly (lively, briskly ; sharply).
-vanda, F.: victuals (food, eatables) ;
pittance. -vandarej, INTR.: live well
(fare daintily). -vandéttat, F.: savory
dish. -vandiéra, F.: vivandiére (female
sutler). -vandiére, M.: sutler; caterer.
-vattàre},INTR.: fare poorly. -vèntet,
ADI. : living (alive); M.: living person: —
il padre, during the father’s life. |lwi-
vere [L.], IRR.$; INTR.: live (be alive;
live on; subsist, etc.); M.: living; PL.:
victuals (food, provisions): — dì per di,
live from hand to mouth; — del suo, live
on one’s income; — tra due, live in un-
certainty or suspense. -vévoleij, ADI.:
lively; sharp. -vézza, F.: vivacity (liveli-
ness). vivido, ADJ.: vivid (active, brisk ;
vigorous). -vificaménto, M.: vivifica-
tion. -vificdre, TR.: vivify. -vifica-
tivo, ADJ.: vivifying. -vificatére, M.,
-vificatriee, F.: vivifier (enlivener).
-vificazione, F.: vivification. -vifico,
ADJ.: vivific (reviving, vivifying). -vipa-
ro [par-, breed], ADJ.: viviparous. -viîs-
simo, ADJ.: most lively (very vivid). -vo
[L. -vus], ADJ.: alive (lively, live); vivid
(lively, spirited, brisk, strong); effectivet;
hard; m.: life, quick (cf. al —); mercury;
burning coal: al (or nel, sul) —, to the
quick ; toccare nel (sul) —, touch to the
quick, offend deeply; argento —, quick-
silver, mercury ; carbone —, burning coal;
calcina -va, quicklime; carne -va, quick;
di -va voce, by word of mouth; acqua -va,
living water, spring water; per -va forza,
by main force.
§ Pret. vis-si, -se ; -sero. Fut. vivrò. Cond.
vivrèi. Part. vissuto or (rarely) vivito, vissot.
vivolat = viola1, 2.
vivole [? vivo], F. PL.: (vet.) vives.
vivueehidre [vivere], INTR. : live poorly;
barely get along. :
vivuò-la, -lo = viola 1, 2, violo.
vi-zideeio, disp. of -zio. -zidre, TR.:
VITIATE (corrupt, defile). -ziataménte,
ADV.: malignantly; fraudulently. -ziato,
PART.: vitiated, etc.; vicious (malicious).
-tiatore, M., -ziatriee, F.: vitiator,
defiler, depraver. ||viezio [L. -tium], M.:
vice (bad habit; imperfection, defect).
-ziosaménte, ADV.: viciously. -ziosi-
tà, F.: viciousness: defectiveness. -zi6-
80, ADJ.: vicious (wicked; defective).
vizzo [? L. victus], ADJ.: flaccid ; withered.
vò, PRES. of andare.
vo’ (poet.) = voglio.
vo-cabolàrio, M.: vocabulary. -cabo-
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larista, M.: vocabulist, lexicographer.
-cabolo, M.: vocable (word, term). -ca-
le, ADJ.: vocal; M.: vowel. -calizza-
re, TR.: use many vowels in; (mus.)
vocalize. -calménte, ADV.: vocally.
-cérej, TR.: call, name. -cativo, ADJ.:
vocative; M.: vocative (case). -caziò-
ne, F.: vocation, calling. |lvé-ee [L.
vox], F.: VOICE (sound of mouth, utter-
ance; expression; vocable, word; coun-
sel; influence); vote (suffrage); famet:
a —, a viva —, by word of mouth; ad
una —, unanimously ; ad alta —, aloud;
sotto —, in a low voice, softly; corre —,
it is reported; dar —, spread about, re-
port; dar una — ad uno, give one a call;
dar la —, give one's vote, vote; far —,
speak; dare in sulla —, contradict; far
—, keep or be silent. -eerèlla, -ee-
rellina, -eerétta, dim. of-ce. -eife-
cia, disp. of -ce. -eidre, INTR.: cry
loud (bawl). -eiatére, M., -eiatrice,
F.: loud crier (shouter, bawler). -eife-
rante, ADJ.: vociferous (loud). -eife-
rare, TR.: vociferate, talk loud and long;
INTR.: spread a report, rumour. -eifera-
zione, F.: vociferation (clamour); report.
-eina, F., -eino, M.: dim. of -ce; soft,
low or thin voice. -eiéna, F., -eiéne,
M.: aug. of -ce; strong (manly) voice.
-eionaeeio, ADJ.: loud crying (bawling);
M., F.: loud crier (bawler). -eitaret,
TR.: clamour; call.
vécolof, ADI. : blind.
v6-ga,F.: rowing, course; vogue (fashion);
impetus (ardour): essere în —, be in
fashion. -gamte, ADJ.: rowing; M.:
rower. |l-gare [OGer. wogén, move], TR.:
row (impel by oars). -gàta, F.: rowing;
speed (imparted by oars). -gatdére, M.:
rower. -g-avanti, M.: head-rower (in
a galley).
vé-glia [volere], F.: will (wish, desire,
fancy, appetite); mother’s mark (congeni-
tal mark upon the body, pop. believed to
come from an unfulfilled wish; mole, spot):
di —, willingly; di mala —, unwillingly ;
dar —, excite, provoke; morirsi di —,
be dying for, desire eagerly; sputare la
—, surrender one’s desire, give up. -glién-
te, ADJ.: willing (wishing). -gliénzaft,
F.: will (wish, mind). -glierélla, -gliét-
ta, dim. of -glia. -gliévolet, ADI.:
wishing, desirous. -‘glio, PRES. of -lere.
-gliolina, dim. of -glia. -gliosamén-
te, ADV.: willingly. -gliéso, ADI.:
willing (desirous, eager). -gliùizza, F.:
disp. dim. of -glia: whim, light fancy.
véi [L. vos], PRON.: you (pl.; sing. to
God, sovereigns, or in informal or literary
style): dar del —, use voi to (in address-
ing).
voi
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vo-laméntot, M.: flying; flight. -lAn-
da, r.: fiy-wheel. -landolînoi, M.:
small fly-wheel; voluble person. -l&no,
M.: shuttlecock. -l&nte, ADI.: flying;
fickle (light); M.: fly-sheet; shuttlecock.
ll-lare [L.], INTR.: fly; M.: flying (flight,
rapid course). -l&ta, F.: flight; high
note; high-flying ball; fore-part of a gun:
tirare di —, fire with a high elevation (or
aim); fire instantly}. -lética, F.: (med.)
ringworm. -léticot, ADJ.: flying. -1a-
tile, ADJ.: volatile (Eng.} capable of fly-
ing; evaporable); M. PL.: bi:ds of the
air. -latilità, F.: volatility. -lati-
lizzare, TR.: volatilize. -latilizzazié-
ne, F.: volatilization. -latina, dim. of
-lata. -l&to, ADJ.: flown; fled; passed
swiftly; m.: flight (rapid course; lapse).
-latére, M.: flyer.
volcanij.. = vulcan..
vo-lénte, ADJ.: willing: non —, unwill-
ing. -lentiéri, -lentierméntef, ADV.:
willingly, gladly. -lemtiérof, ADI.: will-
ing. -lentieréso, ADJ.: willing; desir-
ous. -lènzat, F.: will, wish. |l-lére
[p. L., for L. velle], 1IRR.$ ; TR., INTR.: WILL
(wish, desire; command; be about to);
like; require (need, want); will; pleas-
ure: Iddio voglia, may it please God;
— dire, mean (e.g., ciò vuol dire, that
means, that signifies, that is); — bene,
love; — male, bear an ill-will, hate;
-lerla con alcuno, have a design upon one;
vuol piovere, it is going to rain; di buon
—, willingly.
$ Ind.: Pres. vdelio or vd’, vudi or vuòd’,
vuòle; a Fosa voléte, vogliono. Pret. vdl-
li, -le; -lero. Fut. vorrò. Cond. vorrei.
Subj.: Pres. vdglia, etc. I’ve: vdgli; voglid-
te. Part. volito.— Poet. forms: bres 2. VÒ-
gli; 6. vdnno, Pret. vdl-si, -se; -sero,
volgà-re [L. vulgaris], ADI. : vulgar; M.:
vulgar tongue or dialect. -reméntej =
-rmente. -résimo} = -rismo. -rità,
F.: vulgarity. -rizzaménto, M.: trans-
lation (version). -rizzàre, TR.: trans-
late (from Latin or Greek), render; render
common or public. -rizzaziéne, F.:
translation (version). -rménte, ADV.:
vulgarly; in the vulgar tongue. volga-
ta, F.: Vulgate. volgà-to, ADJ.: com-
mon; published (divulged).
vol-génte, ADJ.: revolving (turning).
vòl-gere [L. -vere], IRR.$; TR.: turn
(revoLvE, roll: esp. in intellect. sense ;
turn aside, change; persuade; bend); di-
rect; INTR.: revolve (turn round), twist;
REFL.: turn (change; turn sour): — le
spalle, turn one’s back, run away; — al,
incline to; — un ponte, form the arches
of a bridge; -gersi ad uno, side with one.
-gibile, ADJ.: that may turn; change-
able. -giménto, M.: turning, whirl;
volamento
voltafaccia
change (vicissitude). -gitéiot, api:
turning; M.: wrapper. -gitére, M., -gi.
trice, F.: turner (turning agent), changer,
§ Pret. vdl-st, -se; -sero. Part. vdlto,
vélgo [L. vulgus], M.: lower mass (multi-
tude, mob); low, ignorant person (Eng.
vulgar).
vòlgolo [volvere], M.: bundle, pack(age).
vo-licchifre, ||-litàre [L. (-lare, fly)],
INTR. : fly to and fro, flutter about.
vo-litivo, ADJ.: volitive; commanding,
-lizione, F.: volition, will. -liénzaf,
F.: will; wish. |wòl=li, PRET. of -lere,
vélo [-lare], M.: flight: di —, very quick-
ly, in passing, by the way; dare il —,
abandon ; levarsi a —, take one's flight;
veduta a — d’ uccello, bird's-eye view.
volon-tà [L. voluntas], r.: will (faculty
of willing; free will; testament); desire
(wish): di —, willingly, spontaneously.
-tariaménte, ADV.: voluntarily. -té-
rio, ADJ.: voluntary, spontaneous; M.:
volunteer. -tar(i)ésot = -teroso. -te-
rosaménte, ADV.: willingly, eagerly.
-teréso, ADJ.: willing (desirous, eager).
-tièra {, -tièrit, -t(i)èroj, ADV.: =
volentieri, willingly.
vol-pacchiòtta, F., -pacchiòtto, uM:
young fox. -paeeta, disp. of -pe. -phiaf,
F.: fox-hole. -pàre, INTR.: take the
blight, be blighted: grano -pato, blighted
grain. |lvélepe [L. vulpes], F.: fox;
crafty person; blight (mildew). -peg-
giare, INTR.: play the fox, be crafty.
-pétta, -pieélla, -pieina, -pieino,
-pina, -pino!, dim. of -pe. -pino2,
ADJ.: of a fox, fox-; foxy, crafty. -pé-
na, -péne, aug. of -pe.
vòlsi }1, PRET. of volere.
vòlsi 2, PRET. of volgere.
volsuatot, PART. of volere.
vòl-ta [-vere], F.: turn (turning, revoLy-
ing; whirl; winding; new direction; stroll);
time; (man.) VOLT; VAULT; lapse: alcune
-te, alle -te, sometimes; alla —, towards;
altre -te, formerly ; andare alla — di, go
towards; andare in -te, go rambling about, '
rove; dar —, wheel round, run away; dare
(or pigliare) una —, take a turn (little
walk); dare la —, overturn; be on the
wane, go down; stumble, fall; get sour;
dare di —, come back; due -te, twice;
dopo una —, too late; finite wna —, have
done at length, I say; per —, by turns,
alternately; più -te, frequently; il più
delle -te, for the most part, mostly; stare
sulle -te, be on the look-out; (nav.) beat,
tack; — del tempo, lapse of time. -tabile,
ADJ.: easy to turn; inconstant (change
able). -ta=fàeeta, M.: (ideal.) turn-
coat (weathercock); revolution. -ta-
voltamento
ménto, M.: turning, change. -tére,
TR.: turn (turn aside or round, change;
roll); turn away (dismiss); convert; trans-
late; transfer (an account, etc.); INTR.:
turn; wane (decrease); REFL.: turn; change
one's mind; be transformed. -téta, F.:
turn(ing), change. -tàtile}, ADI. : easily
turned (changeable). -tatina, dim. of
tata. -tazione}, F.: turn(ing); chang-
ing, change. -teggiaménto, M. : whirl-
ing or fiuttering about; vaulting. -teg-
gidre [freq. of -tare], TR., INTR.: whirl
or flutter about, tumble about, fly about;
vault; shuffle. -teggiatore, M.: vaulter,
tumbler; rope-dancer; light-infantryman.
-tieélla, -tieima, dim. of -ta. -vél-
tol, PART. of -gere; turned, etc.; deep
red; M.: vault.
vélto 2 [L. vultus], M.: face (visage: more
choice than viso): avere il — da, have
the boldness to; gettare al — a, reproach,
throw in the teeth of; mostrare il —, show
one’s teeth, show one’s self resolute.
vol-téio [-tare], M.: snaffle (bridle-bit).
-tolaménto, M.: rolling; wallowing.
-tolare, TR.: roll (turn around; wallow);
REFL.: roll one’s self (wallow, welter).
-toléne, -toléni, ADV.: in rolling. -t6-
ne, M.: aug. of -ta; lofty vault. -tara,
F.: turning over, transfer; revolutiony ;
translationi.
volu-bile [L. -bilis (volvere, roll)], ADI.:
voluble (easily rolling; flippant ; variable);
m.: blindweed. -bilità, F.: volubility;
fickleness. -bilménte, ADV.: volubly;
flippantly. wvola-me [L. -men (orig.
‘roll’)], M.: volume (book; mass). -mét-
to, dim. of -me. -minéso, ADJ.: volu-
minous (copious, bulky). vola-ta, F.:
folding ; volute, scroll; revolution-
volito, PART. of volere.
volut-ta [L. voluptas (vol-, WILL)], F.: vo-
luptuousness. -t(u)driof, ADJ.: volup-
tuous; M.: voluptuary. -tuosaménte,
ADV.: voluptuously. -tuéso, ADI.: vo-
luptuous ; lascivious. .
vòl=vere (poet.) = -gere.
volvulus (severe colic).
vòme=reI [L. vomer], (poet.) -ro, M.:
coulter (ploughshare).
vo=-mere2 [L.], (poet., fig.) = vomitare,
TR.: vomit. vò-mico, ADJ.: vomitive.
-mitaménto, M.: vomiting. -mitare
.], TR.: vomit, throw up. -mitativo,
ADJ.: vomitive. -mitatòrio, M.: vom-
itive (emetic). -mitivo, ADJ.: vomitive.
vòmito, M.: vomiting; vomit. -mitò-
rio, M.: vomitory (principal door of an
ancient theatre, etc.; emetic).
voerdee [L. -rax], ADJ.: voracious. -ra-
eeménte, ADV.: voraciously. -raeita,
F.: voracity (greed). -rAgine [L. -rago],
-‘volo, M.:
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M.: gulf (abyss, gap). -raginòso, ADJ.:
voraginous (of a gulf, engulfing). -r&ret
[L.], TR.: devour. -ratére, M., -ratri-
ce, F.: devourer. -ratara, F.: devour-
ing.
vor-rò, FUT., -réi, COND. of volere.
vorti-ce [L. vortex], M.: vortex (whirl-
pool). -cosaménte, ADV.: like a whirl-
pool. -eéso, ADJ.: vorticose (vortical,
whirling); full of whirlpools.
vòsco [for con voi], with you.
vosignoria, voss. .{ [vostra signoria],
F.: ‘your Lordship,’ sir; you, sir.
vo-strissimo, SUPERL. of -stro: your
Worship, your Honour. ||vé-stro [L.
-ster], PRON.: you, yours; M.: yours, your
estate or property. -sustrissima, F.;
(jest. or iron.) your most illustrious Wor-
ship. ;
vota=bérse, ADJ.: expensive (costly);
M.: costly thing. =edse, ADJ.: consum-
ing; M.: spendthrift (prodigal). =eèssi,
M.: cleaner of CESSpools. -ménto, M.:
emptying; evacuation. =pézzi, M.: cleaner
of wells or cesspools. ||vota=re t [v(u)o-
to, void], IRR.§ ; TR.: VOID (empty, clear).
§ V(z)o-, accented ; vo-, unaccented.
vota-re2 [voto, vote], TR.: vote; vow;
dedicate. -tére!l, M.: voter; dedicator.
vota-tére2 [-re 1], M.: emptier. -taral,
F.: voiding (emptying).
votatira 2 [votare 2], F.: voting.
votazione I [-tare, vote], F.: voting.
vo-taziéne2 [-tare, void], F.: voiding,
emptying. -tàzza, F.: scoop; ladle.
vo-tivo, ADJ.: votive. |wé=to1 [L. -tum
(-vere, vow)], M.: vow; wish; vote (suf--
frage).
vòto 2 [? p. L. vituitus (L. viduus, bereft)],
ADJ.: VOID (empty); deprived; inane; M.:
void (vacuum, empty space): sparare a —,
fire with blank cartridges ; fire at random;
a —, in vain, vainly; bestia —a, beast
without a burden.
vul-canico, -canio, ADJ.: volcanic.
-canîsta, M.: vulcanist. [|-cdmo [L.
-canus], M.: Vulcan; volcano.
vulg.. = volg..
vulne-raébile, ADJ.: vulnerable. |l=ré-
re [L.], TR.: wound. -raria,F.: kidney-
wort. -rario, ADJ.: vulnerary (good for
healing wounds).
val-va [L.], F.: vulva (womb). -wario,
ADJ.: of the vulva.
vuò’ (poet.) = vuole.
vuot..= vot. .
w
w vu déppio [Germ’c], M.: w (only in
purely foreign words or names).
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x, fccase, (math.) iks or is [L.], M.: x (only
in purely foreign words, being ordinarily
supplanted in Italian by ss, s, or 2).
Xanto, M.: Xanto (river), Scamander.
Xéres [Sp. Xeres, name of a town], M.:
SHERRY.
Y
y ipsilon or i grèco [L.], M.: y (only in
foreign words or names).
yagaro [Ger. jdger], M.: yager (light-
infantryman).
Z
z zéta [L.], z (the letter).
za [echoic], INTERJ.: whizz! slash! heret.
zabaione [Illyr. sabaia, kind of drink],
M.: sort of light drink (of Marsala wine
and eggs, etc.).
zabattièroj, M.: cobbler (shoemaker).
zaccagnàre i, INTR.: busy one’s self
(fuss).
zaccarflej, M.: press (for wine, etc.).
zac-carof, M., ||-'chera [? OGer. zahar],
F.: splash of mud (on clothes, etc.); trifle
(bagatelle, trash); worthless person};
perplexity}; trick}. -cherélla, dim. of
-chera. -cheréna, aug. of -chera. -che-
réne, ADV.: with a big splash of mud.
-cheréso}, ADJ.: splashed. -chertiz-
za}, disp. dim. of -chera.
zafard. . = inzafard..
zaffaménto [-ffare], M.: stopping.
zaffard. . = inzafard..
zaffà-re [zaffo], TR.: stop (with a bung),
bung; dam up. zaffà-ta [infl. by zam-
pata], F.: jet or squirting (of liquor, out-
burst on uncorking); scolding, upbraiding.
-tàeeia, disp. of -ta. -tara, F.: stop-
ping (up).
zàfferat, F.: azure.
zaffe-ranato, ADJ.: saffroned. ||-rano
[Ar. za faràn], M.: saffron.
zaf-firino, ADJ.: saphirine. ||-firo [L.
sapphirus (Orient.)], M.: sapphire.
zaffo [OGer. zapfo], M.: bung (stopper,
TAP); tipstaff (constable, beadle)}.
zaffrone [-fferano], M.: bastard-saffron.
zagà-glia [Fr. zagaie], F.: short javelin.
-gliàta, F.: javelin thrust. -gliétta,
dim. of -glia.
zai-nétto, dim. of -zo. |lzéi-no [variant
of zana], M.: pouch (of skin), knapsack ;
bay or black coat of a horse.
zam-becchino}, -béoco}, M.: sort of
ship or boat.
zappone |
zamberlicco [? zambra, luceo], x: Tuk
ish gown. La
zambraj, F.: chamber; water-cloggtji “|
zam-pa [OGer. tappe], F.: claw (esp. of a
beast); paw, foot. -pàre, TR.: strike
with the claws or paw, scratch, paw, -pé-
ta, F.: kick; stroke with the paw, clay-
ing; slap. -peggiare, TR.: kick; clay,
paw furiously. ‘-pétta, dim. of -p,
-pettàre, INTR.: move the paws; begin
to walk (of children). -pétto, dim, of
-pa. SE
zampil-laménto, M.: spouting or gush-
ing out. -lamte, ADJ.: spouting forth,
gushing. -ldre, INTR.: spout out (gush
out). -létto, dim. of -lo. -lio,-m:
spouting, (gushing). ||zampil-=lo [din
of zaffo], M.: fine jet or spout; fountain,
zam-pina, -pino, dim. of -pa. ee.
zampé-gna [L. symphonia], F.: (shep-
herd’s) pipe, reed; (south It.) bagpipe.
-gnare, INTR.: play upon the pipe, pipe;
shriek}. -gnatore, M.: piper. -gnét-
ta, F., -gninof, dim. of -gna. :
zampone [-pa], M.: big claw or paw; ra
gout of pig’s feet (pig’s feet with spiced
meat).
za-na [OGer. zaind], F.: basket; cradle;
(arch.) niche; drain (of a road, etc.); bas-
ket-woman (who brings vegetables, etc.)f;
cheat. -naiudlof, M.: basket-man (who
brings vegetables, etc.). -néta, F.: bas-
ketful. -nèlla, dim. of -na. %
zangola [? zana], F.: charm. :
zanena [? Ger. zahn, Tooth], F.: long tooth,
fang, tusk: dar di — = -nare. -nére,
TR.: polish (gold or silver) with a tooth.
-ndtal, F.: cut with a tooth, bite.
zan-néta2, F.: buffoonery (harlequinade),
-nésco, ADJ.: buffoon-like (scurrilous).
-nétto, dim. of -ni. |lzgameni [= pr.
name Gianni], M.: merry-andrew (buf-
foon).
zannito [-nna], ADJ.: with fangs, tusked.
zanzà-=ra [echoic], F.: gnat (midge).
-rétta, -rettina, dim. of -ra. -rière,
M.: gnat or mosquito-net.
zanzaveràtaj, F.: sauce, relish.
zap-pa [L. sap(p)a], F.: hoe, mattock.
-padére} = -patore. -paménto,-¥.:
hoeing, digging. -pare, TR.: hoe, dig;
sap. -pàta, F.: stroke of the hoe; hoe
ing. -pa=tèrra, M.: clodhopper, ‘boo.
-patére, M.: digger; delver. -pato
réllo, M.: young digger. -patira, F:
hoeing, digging; hoed ground. -pétta,
dim. of -pa. -pettàre, TR.: hoe or dig
lightly, scratch, scrape. -pettina, -pet
tino, -pétto, dim. of -pa. -ponare,
TR.: dig, hoe; sap. -poneéllo, dim. of
«pone. -péna, F., -péne, M.: aug. of
-pa; mattock. 4
zara
s4-ra, ||-ro} [Ar. zar, die], F.: sort of play
with dice; risk. -réso, ADI. : hazardous.
zateta [chiatta], F.: raft; sort of melon.
z4t-tera, F.: raft; float (of timber).
savadérej, TR.: daub.
gavor-ra [L. saburra (sabulum, sand)],
F.: ballast. -ramte, M.: (nav.) lighter-
man. -rare, TR.: ballast.
zazze-ra [OGer. zatd], F.: long hanging
hair. -rdeeia, disp. of -ra. -rétta,
| pina, F.: car. dim. of -ra; nice little head
of hair, nice-haired fellow. -réme, M.:
long-haired fellow. -rfito, ADI.: long-
haired; M.: long-haired fellow.
zébat, F.: she-goat.
zèbra [Afric.], F.: zebra.
gebu [?], M.: zebu (bovine mammal).
zécea! [Ger. zecke], F.: (ent.) TICK.
zéc-ca2 [Ar. sekkah, balance], F.: mint:
nuovo di—, brand-new. -chièrej,-chiè-
roj, M.: director of the mint. -chinét-
ta,F.: sortof play. -chino, M.: sequin
(a coin).
zéccola [zecca], F.: burdock.
zedoariaf}, F.: wild ginger.
28-ffiro, ||zè-firoj [L. zephirus], M.:
zephyr.
zelamina;, F.: zinc.
ge-lante, ADJ.: zealous (fervent). -lan-
teménte, ADV.: zealously. -lare, INTR.:
be zealous (be devoted). -léto, ADJ.:
zealous (fervent). -latére, M.,-latriee,
F.: zealous person (zealot); partisan.
lzé=lo [L. -lus], M.: zeal (ardour, fer-
vour). -los..f = gelos..
med, Il="le [sîzdone], m.: cloth; taf-
eta.
zéndo, M.: Zend (Avestan dialect).
zènit(te) [Ar. semt, vertical point], M.:
zenith.
renzàniaj = zizzania.
zenzàraj = zanzara.
zén-zero [L. zinziber],-zAvero, M.: GIN-
GER. -zeverata}, F.: (med.) compound;
medley.
zép=pa [OGer. zepfe], F.: wedge; pun-
cheon; basil (angle of a cutting edge,
edge): mettere -pe, cause discord or dis-
sension. -paménto, M.: cramming. -pa-
re, TR.: stamp down; cram (stuff). -pa-
L tore, M.: crammer. -patura, F.:
cramming (stuffing). -’po, ADJ.: crammed
(fall to overflowing, crowded); M.}: (nav.)
wedge. -polina, dim. of -pa. -polino,
M.: sort of black grape.
zer-bineria, F.: dandyism, affectation
in dress. ||=bino [Zerbino, character in
Orlando Furioso], M.: dandy (exquisite, fop,
lion). -binòtto, dim. of -bino.
zèro1 [Ar. cifron], M. :
ing).
3èro2 [?], m.: kind of fish (like sardines).
zero (cipher; noth-
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zèta, F.: name of the letter z; zeta.
zetético [Gr. -kés (zeteîn, seek)], ADJ.:
zetetic.
zézzot = sezzo.
zézzolo}, M.: nipple (teat).
zi, INTERJ.: pst! hush!
zia [cf. zio], F.: aunt.
zibal-donfeeio, disp. of -done.
ne [?], M.: mixture (medley).
zibellino [l. L. sabellum, marten], M.:
SABLE; fur of the sable; ADJ.: of sable.
zibétto [Orient.], m.: zibet(h).
zibibbo [Ar. sibîb], M.: red raisin.
zie=-mofj, M.: my uncle.
zièndaj, F.: affair (business).
zigolo [? echoic], M.: greenfinch.
zigoma [Gr. zugoma (-goîîàn, YOKE)], F.:
zygoma (cheekbone).
zigrino [Turk. saghri, back of a horse],
M.: shagreen.
zigzag [Fr.], M.: zigzag.
zimàri, M.: verdigris.
zimar-ra [Sp. zamarra, sheepskin dress],
F.: priest’s cassock, wide robe (worn by
men of prominence and by women). -ràe-
eia, disp. of -ra. -rétta, -rina, dim.
of -ra. -réne, aug. of -ra.
zimbel-lare, TR.: allure with a decoy-
bird; allure (entice); strike with a satchel;
INTR.{: sport (jest, banter). -lata, F.:
bird-call (note of); blow with a play-bagt;
banterf. -latére, M., -latriee, F.:
bird-caller; allurer. -latara, F.: call
ing of birds. -lièra, F.: twig, etc., to
which the decoy-bird is tied. |lzimbèl-
lo [L. cymbellum (dim. of cymbalum,
cymbal)], M.: decoy-bird, bird-call; decoy
(lure, bait, allurement); play-bagt (stuffed
bag, tied to a string with which children
beat one another in playing): essere lo (or
servire di) —, be the jest or laughing-
stock. :
zimino [?], M.: vegetable stew (used with
fish on fast-days).
zinà-le{, M.: apron.
apron.
zinco or z- [Ger. zink], M.
zincéne = zingone.
zinépro = ginepro.
zinfonia = sinfonia.
zingan..(pop.)=zingar.. -aref, INTR.:
wander as gipsies (vagabond).
zinga-ra, F.: gipsy. -rélla, dim. of
ll-do-
-linoj, M.: small
: zine.
-ra. -rèllo, dim. of -ro. -résca, F.:
gipsy song (Bohemian song). -résco,
ADJ.: gipsy- (Bohemian). ||zinga-ro
[tzengaris, their own name], M.: gipsy.
zinghinàiaj, F.: habitual ill-health.
zin-nat, F.: nipple (breast); bottle.
-naeeia, disp. of -na. -nale, M.: breast-
cloth. -nfre, TR.: suck.
zinzan. .{ = zizzan..
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zin-zibo}, -zibio = zenzero. ;
zin-zin(n)fre{, INTR.: sip; tipple.
-zin(n)atéref, M., -zin(n)atrieef, F.:
tippler. |l-zino [?], M.: sip; little drop
(smallest bit).
zio [1. L. thius (Gr. thetos)], M.: uncle,
zipo-lare, TR.: stop with a peg, plug.
-létto, dim. of -le. Ilzipo=lo [Ger. zip-
fel, top], M.: plug; spigot; peg.
zir-laménto, M.: whistling (of thrushes,
ete.). |l-lare [L. zinlilulare (echoic)],
INTR.: whistle (of thrushes, etc.), pipe.
-létto, dim. of -lo. zir-lo, M.: whis-
tling (of thrushes, etc.); (caged) singing
thrush.
ziro1,m.: oil pot (jar).
ziro ziro, ziru ziru [echoic], M.: denot-
ing sounds produced by friction or fiddling.
zisi-cat, -ga, F.: sort of grape.
zit, INTERJ.: tst! hush!
zit. .f = zitt..
zit-ta [citta], F.: lass (young girl). -télla,
F.: lass (girl, maid); (leg.) spinster: vec-
chia —, old maid. -téllof, m.: lad, boy.
-telléna, F.: old maid. -telléne, M.:
spruce old fellow.
zit-tino, ADJ.: silent, hushed. ||-tire
[zi], IntR.: make a slight noise (zi), esp.
of discontent, hiss slightly; breathe. -'to,
ADJ.: silent, hushed; M., INTERJ.: silence,
hush: state —, keep silence! be still!
zivolo = zigolo.
zizzat, F.: breast (teat).
zizza-nia [Gr. zizénion, weed], F.: tares;
rabble, mob; discord. -miéso, ADJ.:
sowing discord (turbulent).
ziz-ziba {, -zifa{, F.: jujube. -ziboj,
ll-’zifot [Gr. zizuphon], M.: jujube-tree.
-zola, F.: jujube. -zolo, M.: jujube-
tree.
zocco-làio, M.: wooden-shoe maker or
seller. -lamte, ADJ.: clattering about
with wooden shoes; M.: stupid fellow;
Franciscan friar. -lare, INTR.: go clat-
tering along with wooden shoes. -lata,
¥.: kick or blow with a wooden shoe.
-létto, -linc, dim. of -lo. ||zseco=-lo
[L. soccolus (dim. of soccus, sock, low
shoe]), M.: wooden shoe or sandal (i.e.,
with wooden sole); slipper; plinth (SocLE,
subbase, block); clod; ninny (clown, fool):
dire -li, say wonders ; frittata con gli -li,
ham omelet. -léne, aug. of -lo.
zo-diacale, ADJ.: zodiacal. ||-diaco
[L. -diaeus (Gr. zéon, animal)], M.: Zodiac.
zòforot, M.: (arch.) frieze.
zolf.. = solf.. :
zòl-la or z- [OGer. skolla (= Ger. scholle)],
F.: clod (lump of clay). -lata, F.: stroke
with a lump of clay. -létta, dim. of
-la. -léne, aug. of -la. -léso, ADI.:
full of clods, clodded (lumpy).
zinzibo
zucchetto
zom-baménto, M.: banging. ||-bdre
[echoic], TR.: thump (bang). -béta, F.:
(one) thump, bang. -batére, M.: thumper
(banger). -batara, F.: thumping (bang-
ing). -bol.. = -ba..
zona [Gr. zéne], F.: zone (girdle, cincture),
z6nzo [?],M.: andar a —, ramble about.
zoo=[Gr. zéon, animal]: -fito [Gr. phutén,
plant], M.: zodphyte. -lito [Gr. lithos,
stone], M.: zodlite. -logia [Gr. légos,
discourse], F.: zodlogy. -légico, ADI:
zoological. -tomia [Gr. tomé, cut], 7:
zootomy, etc.
zop-paeeio, dim. of -po. -paggine,?.:
lameness. -peggidre, INTR.: limp badly
(be very lame). - pétto, dim. of -po.
-picaménto, M.: limping. -picare,
INTR.: go lame, limp, hobble. -picante,
ADJ.: limping. -picatuara, F.: limping
(lameness). -picéne, -picéni, ADV:
limpingly (lamely, in hobbling). ||zép-
po [Ger. schupfen, push], M.: limping
(lame); defective.
zoti-caecio, disp. of -co. -caggine,
F.: rudeness (clownishness). -caménte,
‘ADV.: rudely (clownishly). -chétto, dim.
of -co. -chézza, F.: rudeness, clownish-
ness. ||z6ti-co [?], ADJ.: rough (coarse,
boorish, clownish); intractable; M.: rough
fellow. -condeeio, disp. of -cone. -c6-
ne, disp. of -co.
zòz=za [?], F.: dram (mixture of drinks,
used by the people). -gzéio, M.: dram-
seller; drinker.
zuavo [Ar. zouaoua, tribe of Cabyles], M.:
Zouave.
ziic-ca [? cucuzza], F.: gourd (pumpkin);
(jest.) noddle, (pate, head); blockhead:
in —, bareheaded; — vuota al vento,
light-headed person; avere poco sale in —,
be a witless fellow, be a man without
brains. -cfeeia, disp. of -ca. -céio,
M.: bed of gourds, pumpkin field; ADI.:
of a sort of cherry or grape. -cai(u)òla,
F.: (ent.) mole-cricket. -dta, F.: blow
of a gourd. ,
zucche-raio, M.: sugar-dealer. -rére,
TR.: sugar. -rato, ADJ.: sugared. -rié-
ra, F.: sugar-bowl; sugar-box. -rîno,
ADJ.: of sugar; sugary; saccharine; M.:
sweetmeat. |lzacche-ro [Ar. sokkar],
M.: SUGAR: — bianco, refined sugar; —
d'orzo, barley-sugar; — in pant, loaf-
sugar; — rosato, conserve of roses; —
rosso, raw sugar; un pane di —, a loaf
of sugar; parere uno —, look overjoyed.
-réso, ADJ.: sugary (saccharine, sweet).
zuo-chétta [dim. of -ca], F.: small gourd
or pumpkin, etc.; kind of sausage. -chet-
tina, dim. of -chetta. -chettino, dim.
of -chetto. -chétto, M.: dim.; small
gourd or pumpkin, etc.; cap, bonnet.
zucchettone
-chetténe, aug. of -chetto. -chino,
dim. of -ca. -'colot, M.: crown of the
head, pate. -conaménto, M.: shaving
of the head. -comare, TR.: shave the
head of, shear. -conatére, M.: hair-
cutter. -cone, M.: big gourd or pump-
kin; big head; blockhead. -eòtto =
-chetto.
zaffa 1 [ak. to zuppa], F.: mess of pudding.
gaf-fa2 [Ger. zupfen, pull, pluck], M.:
(mil.) hand-to-hand fight (mélée); fray
(wrangle, altercation). -fétta, dim. of
fa. -fettina, dim. of -fetta.
zufo-laménto, M.: whistling, whizzing.
[lelare [old sifilare (sibilo)], INTR.: whiz-
ale; flute; whiz (hiss). -latére, M., -la-
trice, F.: whistler; whisperer. -létto,
dim. of -lo. zifo-lo, M.: whistle; flageo-
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-léne, aug.
zurro
let; whistle t, hiss}; spyf.
of -lo.
zu-ghétto}, dim. of -go. -goj, M.: kind
of fritters; insipid fellow, ninny. -goli-
not, dim. of -go.
zulfareo [zolfo], ADI. : sulphuric.
zup-pa [Ger. suppe], F.: broth on toast
(sop; soup); toast in wine; mixture (con-
fusion): far la — nel paniere, pour water
into a sieve; mangiar la — cot ciechi,
have to do with ignorance. -pàre, TR.:
soak. -pétta, dim. of -pa. -piéra,
F.: soup-bowl. -po, ADJ.: soaked, satu-
rated. -péna, -péne, aug. of -pa.
zur-larej, INTR.: sport (joke). -lof, M.:
merriment (mirth): andare in —, be mer-
ry; mettere in —, divert; awake a desire
in. -rof, M.: gaiety (mirth); eagerness.
GEOGRAPHICAL NAMES
A
Abissinia, Abyssinia.
Abissino, Abyssinian.
Abuchiro, Abukir.
Acadia, Achaia.
Adriatico, Adriatic.
Adrianòpoli, Adrianople.
Aia, the Hague.
Albanése, Albanian.
Albiéne, Albion.
Alemigna, Germany.
Alessandria, Alexandria.
Algarvia, Algarve.
Algèri, Algiers.
Algerino, Algerine.
Alpi, Alps.
Alsdzia, Alsace.
Alvérnia, Auvergne.
Amburgo, Hamburg.
América, America.
Americano, American.
Amsterdàmo, Amster-
dam.
Anan, Hanau.
Ande, Andes.
Angiò, Anjou.
Annénia, Hainault.
Annòver, Hanover.
Antibo, Antibes.
Antille, Antilles, Caribee
Islands.
Antiòchia, Antioch.
Anvérsa, Antwerp.
Appennini, Apennines.
Aragona, Arragon.
Arcangelo, Archangel.
Argentina (Repubbli-
oa), Argentine Republic.
Assia, Hesse.
Assiria, Assyria.
Astracan, Astrachan.
Aténe, Athens.
Atenése, Ateniénse,
Athenian.
Atlante, Atlas.
Atlantico, Atlantic.
Avana, Havana.
Augîsta, Augsburg.
Avignéne, Avignon.
Azzòrre, Azores.
Babilònia, Babylon.
Baden, Baden.
Balcano, Balcan.
Baleari, Baleares.
Battria, Bactria.
Bavarése, Bavaro, Ba-
varian.
Bavièra, Bavaria.
Bèlgico, Bèlgio, Belgian.
Bèlgio, Belgium.
Bengàla, Bengal.
Berlinése, Berlinian.
Berlino, Berlin.
Bermiude, Bermudas.
Bérna, Bern.
Besanzéne, Besangon.
Bettlémme, Bethlehem.
Bisciglia, Biscaia, Bis-
cay.
Bitinia, Bithynia.
Boémia, Bohemia.
Boémo, Bohemian.
Bordo, Bordeaux.
Borgégna, Burgundy.
Bòsforo, Bosphorus.
Brabanzése, Brabantine.
Brasile, Brazil.
Bréma, Bremen.
Breslavia, Breslaw.
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Bretagna,
Great Britain.
Britannico, Briton.
Brunsvigo, Brunswick.
Brussélles, Brussels.
Bucarésta, Bucharest.
Burgégna, Burgundy.
Brittany ;
Cc
Cadiee, Cadiz.
Caffro, Caffre.
Caiénna, Cayenna.
Calmicco, Calmuc.
Cambrigge, Cambisdge.
Campagna, Campaaia.
Canarie (Isole), Canary
Islands.
Cannibali, Isole de —,
Caribbee Islands.
Cantorberé, Canterbury.
Capo, Cape: — di Buona
Speranza, Cape of Good
Hope; — del Nord, North
Cape; — San Vincenzo,
Cape St. Vincent.
Cariddi, Charybdis.
Carmòèlo, Carmel.
Cartagéna, Carthagena,
Cartagine, Carthage.
Cassélla, Cassel.
Castiglia, Castile.
Caucaso, Caucasus.
ێlibi, Celebes.
Chilénia, Kiel.
China, China.
€icladi, Cyclades.
€ipro, Cyprus.
Coblènts, Coblentz.
Cològna, Colònia, Co-
logne.
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Copenà-ghen or -ga, Co-
penhagen.
Cordigliére, Cordilleras.
Corintiano, Corinthian.
Corinto, Corinth.
Cornovaglia, Cornwall.
Corsicano, Corsican.
Cossacco, Cossack.
Costantinòpoli, Constan-
tinople.
Costanza, Constance.
Cracòvia, Cracow.
Créta, Crete.
Croazia, Croatia.
Curazzao, Curagoa.
D
Dalmazia, Dalmatia.
Damasco, Damascus.
Danése, Dane.
Danimarea, Denmark.
Danubio, Danube.
Danzica, Dantsick.
Dardanélli, Dardanells.
Delfinato, Dauphiny.
Drésda, Dresden.
Dublino, Dublin.
Duina, Dwina.
Dunchérche, Dunkirk.
E
Edimbirgo, Edinburgh.
Efesino, Ephesian.
Efego, Ephesus.
Egra, Eger.
Egitto, Egypt.
Egizio, Egyptian.
Eidelbèrga, Heidelberg.
Eno, Inn.
Ercolano, Herculaneum.
Esquimési, Esquimaux.
Estonia, Esthonia.
Etiòpia, Ethiopia.
Eufrate, Euphrates.
Euròpa, Europe.
GEOGRAPHICAL NAMES
F
Faénza, Fayance.
Fenieia, Phenicia.
Fiandra, Flanders.
Filadélfia, Philadelphia.
Filippine (Isole), Philip-
pine Islands.
Finlandése, Finlander.
Finlandia, Finland.
Fiorentino, Florentine.
Firènze, Florence.
Franeése, French.
Franeia, France.
Francofòrte, Frankfort.
Francònia, Franconia.
Franconiano, Franco-
nian.
Frisia, ‘riesland.
G
Galazia, Galatia.
Galiléa, Galilee.
Galizia, Galicia.
Galles, Wales.
Gange, Ganges.
Garònna, Garonne.
Gascégna, Gascony.
Gascéne, Gascon.
Geniséa, Jenisea.
Génova, Genoa.
Germania, Germany.
Gerséi, Jersey.
Gerusalémme, Jerusa-
lem.
Giamiaica, Jamaica.
Giappéne, Japan.
Giapponése, Japanese.
Giava, Java.
Gibiltèrra, Gibraltar.
Ginèvra, Geneva.
Giordano, Jordan.
Giudèa, Judea.
Giulièri, Juliers.
Glasgòvia, Glasgow.
Gottardo (Monte San),
St. Gothard.
Gòzxa, Gothia.
Greeia, Greece,
Grenvico, Greenwich.
Grigiéni, Grisons.
Groenlandése, Green.
lander.
Groenlandia, Greenland.
Guiènna, Guienne,
I
Ibèrnia, Hibernia.
Illiria, Iliriea, Tilyn-
cum.
Indo, Indus.
Inghiltérra, England.
Inglése, English; English-
man.
Isrca, York.
Ipra, Ypres.
Irlanda, Ireland.
Irlandése, Irishman.
Irécco, Troquois.
Ischia, Ischia.
Islanda, Iceland.
Islandése, Icelander.
Ispaan, Ispahan.
Israelita, Israelite.
Itaca, Ithaca.
Italia, Italy.
Italiano, Italian.
L
Lancàstro, Lancaster.
Lappone, Lapponése,
Laplander.
Lappònia, Lapland.
Latino, Latin.
Lazio, Latium.
Lemano, Lake Leman.
Lèmno(s), Lemnos.
Lésbo, Lesbos.
Libano, Lebanon.
Liégi, Liege.
Liéne, Lyons.
Lipsia, Leipsic.
Lisbéna, Lisbon.
Lishonése, Lisbonian.
Lituania, Lithuania.
Liverpùla, Liverpool.
Livérno, Leghorn.
Lòfodi, Lofods.
Loira, Loire.
Lombardia, Lombardy.
Léndra, London.
Loréna, Lorrain.
Losànna, Lausanne.
Lubécea, Lubec.
Lucembirgo, Luxem-
burg.
Lueérna, Lucern.
Luigiana, Louisiana.
Linda, Lund.
Luséto, Lusatian.
Lusazidno, Lusatian.
Lussembuargo, Luxem-
burg.
Maddeburgo, Magde-
burg, Maidenburgh.
Manica (la), British
Channel.
Mantoa, Mantova,
Mantua.
Mantodno, Mantova-
no, Mantuan.
Marca, Marchia, March.
Marna, Marne.
Marraténa, Marathon.
Marsiglia, Marseilles.
Martinica, Martinique.
Maurizio (San), St. Mau-
rice.
Médo, Mede.
Ménfi, Memphis.
Messicano, Mexican.
Méssico, Mexico.
Milano, Milan.
Miléto, Miletus.
Mitàvia, Mitau.
Méldo, Moldau.
Molicche (Isole),
Molucca Islands.
GEOGRAPHICAL NAMES
Mònaco, Munich.
Montebianco,
Blanc.
Monferrato, Montferrat.
Montalbano, Montauban.
Montbegliardo, Mont-
belliard.
Monteredle, Montreal.
Montgòmmeri, Mont-
gomery.
Moràto, Morat.
Moro, Moor.
Mésa, Meuse.
Mésea, Moscow.
Moscovita, Moscovite.
Mont
Mozambico, Mozambique.
N
Nanei, Nancy.
Napoli, Naples.
Napolitano, Neapolitan.
Nanchino, Nankin.
Narbéna, Narbonne.
Nasso, Naxus.
Nassévia, Nassau.
Nazaret, Nazareth.
Neubirgo, Newborough.
Nicòpoli, Nicopolis.
Niéper, Dnieper.
‘Nilo, Nile.
Ninive, Nineveh.
Nizza, Nice.
Norimbèrga, Nuremberg.
Normandia, Normandy.
Normano, Norman.
Nortamton, Northampton.
Nortambria, Northum-
berland.
Norvégia, Norway.
Nottingéàmo, Nottingham.
Numantino, Numantian.
o
Odera, Oder.
Oise, Oise.
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Olanda, Holland.
Olandése, Hollander,
Dutchman.
Oldembirgo, Oldenberg.
Olmizza, Olmutz.
Olsazia, Holstein.
Olsaziése, Holstenian.
Oporto, Porto.
Orcàdi (Isole), Orkneys.
Oreb, Horeb.
Orleans, Orleans.
Osférdia, Oxford.
Osimo, Osimum.
Osnabriga, Osnaberg.
Ostènda, Ostend.
Otaiti, Otahaiti.
Otentòtti, Hottentots.
Ottomana (La Porta),
the Ottoman Port.
P
Padoa, Padova, Padua.
Paési Bassi, Low Coun-
tries, Netherlands.
Palatinato, Palatinate.
Palatino, Palatinian.
Palestina, Palestine.
Pampléna, Pampeluna.
Panfilia, Pamphylia.
Parigi, Paris.
Parigino, Parisian.
Pàartia, Parthia.
Partico, Parthian.
Passavia, Passau.
Passo di Calé, the Straits
of Dover.
Patmo, Patmos.
Patrasso, Patros. .
Pechino, Peking.
Pelévie, Pelew Isles.
Peloponnéso, Peloponne-
sus.
Pembròche, Pembroke.
Pèrgamo, Pergamus.
Perpignano, Perpignan.
Peragia, Perugia.
Perugino, Perugian.
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Pésto, Pesth.
Piaeénza, Piacenza.
Piccardia, Picardy.
Pieménte, Piedmont.
Pietrobuirgo, Petersburg.
Pindo, Pindus.
Pirenéi, Pyrenees.
Pirménti, Pyrmont.
Plimito, Plymouth.
Pològna, Poland.
Polonése, Pole.
Ponto, Pontus.
Portogallo, Portugal.
Portoghése, Portuguese.
Portsmito, Portsmouth.
Potsdamo, Potsdam.
Praga, Prague.
Presbuargo, Pressburg.
Propòntide, Propontis.
Provénza, Provence.
Paglia, Apulia.
Q
Quebécco, Quebec.
Quedlimbirgo, Quedlin-
burg.
Querfarto, Querfurt.
R
Radzivilla, Radzevil.
Ratisbéna, Ratisbon.
Reims, Rheims.
Réno, Rhine.
Rèzie = Alpe.
Rogno, Rouen.
Roeeélla, Rochelle.
Ròdano, Rhone.
Rédi, Rhodes.
Réma, Rome.
Romanésco, Romanian.
Romano, Roman.
Rosbirgo, Roxburgh.
Rossigliéne, Roussillon.
Roterdamo, Rotterdam.
Rubicéne, Rubicon.
Rutlandia, Rutland.
GEOGRAPHICAL NAMES
Sabino, Sabine.
Sagunto, Saguntum.
Sahara, Sahara.
Salamina, Salamis.
Salisbargo, Salzberg.
Salisburi, Salisbury.
Salonichi, Thessalonica.
Samoiade, Samoide.
Samotràaeia, Samothrace.
Sannita, Samnite.
Santégna, Saintonge.
Saona, Saòne.
Saraeino, Saracen.
Sardégna, Sardinia.
Sardo, Sardinian.
Sarmate, Sarmatian.
Sarmazia, Sarmatia.
Sassone, Saxon.
Sassònia, Saxony.
Sava, Save.
Savoia, Savoy.
Savoiardo, Savoyard.
Scaffasa, Schaffhausen.
Scarburgo, Scarborough.
Scélda, Scheld.
Schiavònia, Sclavonia.
Scilla, Scylla.
Scòtto = Scozzese.
Scòzia., Scotland.
Scozzése, Scotch, Scotch-
man.
Selandia, Zealand.
Sempiòne, Simplon.
Senegallo, Senegal.
Sènna, Seine.
Sevérna, Severn.
Sicilia, Sicily.
Sidéne, Sidon.
Sinigaglia, Senegallia.
Siracisa, Syracuse.
Siria, Syria.
Sîrio, Syrian.
Siviglia, Seville.
Slèsia, Silesia.
Smirna, Smyrna.
Smoléngo, Smolensk.
Solaro, Solara, Soleure.
Spagna, Spain.
Spagnuolo, Spaniard.
Spira, Spire.
Spitzbérgo, Spitzbergen.
Staffordo, Stafford.
Stati Uniti, United
States.
Stettino, Stettin.
Stiria, Styria.
Stocélma, Stockholm.
Stralsanda, Stralsund.
Strasburgo, Strasburg.
Stutgardia, Stutgart.
Suévia, Suabia.
Suévo, Suabian.
Svedése, Swede.
Svézia, Sweden.
Svizzera, Switzerland.
Svizzero, Swiss.
Sand, The Sound.
Sundgévia, Sundgaw.
Surate, Surat.
Surinamo, Surinam.
Suterlandia, Sutherland.
T
Tago, Tagus.
Tamigi, Thames.
Tartaria, Tartary.
Tartaro, Tartar, Tarta
rian.
Tebino, Theban.
Tèbe, Thebes.
Tormòpili, Thermopyla.
Terran(u)òva, New-
foundland.
Tessfiglia, Thessaly.
Tessaliano, Thessalonian
Tévere, Tiber.
Tigri, Tigris.
Tiro, Tyre.
Tiròlo, Tyrol.
Tébol, Tobélsca, To
bolsk.
Tolésa, Toulouse.
Torino, Turin.
Toscana, Tuscany.
Toscdno, Tuscan.
Tréeia, Thrace.
Trebisénda, Trebizond.
Trentino, Trentine.
Trénto, Trent.
Tréveri, Treves.
Triéste, Triest.
Tròia, Troy.
Tuldéne, Toulon.
Tunchino, Tonquin.
Tanisi, Tunis.
Turchia, Turkey.
Turco, Turk.
Turingia, Thuringia
Tisculo, Tusculum.
UÙU
Ucrània, Ukraine.
Ulma, Ulm.
Ungheria, Hungary.
Unghéro, Hungarian.
Upsala, Upsal.
GEOGRAPHICAL NAMES
Vv
Valacchia, Wallachia.
Valacco, Wallachian.
Valènza, Valence, Valen-
cia.
Valèsia, Valais.
Valehiusa, Vaucluse.
Vallano, Wallonian.
Vallèsia, Vaud.
Varsagla, Versailles.
Varsavia, Varsévia,
Warsaw.
Vendéa, Vendee.
Véneto = Veneziano.
Venézia, Venice.
Veneziano, Venetian.
Venésa, Venusium.
Veracréece, Vera Cruz.
Verdino, Verdun.
Versfgli: , Versailles.
Vesalia, Wesel.
Vésera, Weser.
Vestfalia, Westphalia.
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Vestivio, Vesuvius.
Villafranca, Ville-
franche.
Vilna, Wilna.
Virtembèrga, Wurtem-
berg.
Vistola, Vistula.
Vitèrbo, Viterbum.
Vivèrse, Viviers.
Volinnia, Volhynia.
Vérmes, Worms.
Vésghi, Volges.
Vurtsbairgo, Wurtzburg.
Zz
Zaara, Sahara.
Zelanda, Zealand.
Zèlla, Zell.
Zém(b)la (Nuòva), Nova
Zembla.
Zurigo, Zurich.
Zuydersée, Zuyder-Zee.
PERSONAL
A
Abelardo, Abelard.
Abéle, Abel.
Abramo, Abraham.
Adelaide, Alice.
Adòlfo, Adolphus.
Agnèse, Agnes.
Agostina, Austina.
Agostino, Austin.
Alarico, Alaric.
Albano, Alban.
Albérto, Albert.
Albino, Albin.
Alessandro, Alexander.
Aléssio, Alexis.
Alfénso, Alphonsus.
Alvino, Alvin.
Anastasio, Anastasius.
Andréa, Andrew.
Annina, Nanny.
Ansélmo, Anselm.
Antonio, Anthony, Tony.
Armando, Armand.
Arnòldo, Arnold.
Arrigo, Henry.
Augisto, Augustus.
Aurélio, Aurelius.
Baltassarre, Balthasar.
Barnaba, Barnaby.
Bartolomméo, Barthol-
omew, Bat.
Basilio, Basil.
Batilde, Bathilda.
Battista, Baptist.
Benedétta, Benedicta.
Benedétto, Benedict,
Bennet.
| Carlomagno,
Beniamino, Benjamin,
Ben.
Bernardo, Bernard.
Bérta, Bertha.
Bertrando, Bertram.
Bianca, Blanche.
Biasio, Blase.
Bonifazio, Boniface.
Brigida, Bridget, Biddy.
Brunéne, Bruno.
Cc
Camillo, Camillus.
Carlo, Charles.
Charle-
magne.
Carlòtta, Charlotte.
Carolina, Caroline.
Casimiro, Casimir.
Caterîna, Catharine,
Catherine, Kate.
| €elestino, Celestine.
ێlso, Celsus.
ێsare, Casar.
Chiara, Clare, Clair.
€iprifino, Cyprian.
Cirillo, Cyril.
€iro, Cyrus.
Cleménte, Clement.
Cornélio, Cornelius.
Corrado, Conrad.
Césimo, Cosmus.
Costantino, Constantine.
Costanza, Constance.
Criséstomo, Chrysostom.
Crispino, Crispin.
Cristiano, Christian.
Cristina, Christina.
Cristòforo, Christopher.
Cunigénda, Cunigunda.
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NAMES
Dagobérto, Dagobert.
Damiano, Damian.
Daniéle, Daniel.
Davidde, David.
Déeio, Decius.
Desidério, Desiderius.
Diodato, Deodatus.
Dionigi, Dionysius.
Dionisio, Dionysius.
Diterico, Derric.
Doménico, Dominic.
Donato, Donatus.
‘Dorotéa, Dorothy.
E
Edméndo, Edmund.
Editta, Edith.
Edovino, Edwin.
Eduardo, Edward, Ned.
Eduige, Hedwige.
Elena, Helen.
Eleonòra, Eleanor.
Elisabètta, Elizabeth,
Bet, Betty, Bess.
Emanuòle, Immanuel.
Emilio, Emelius, Emilius.
Enrichétta, Harriet.
Enrico, Henry.
Erasmo, Erasmus.
Erico, Eric.
Erminio, Herminius.
Ernésto, Ernest.
Everardo, Everard.
Eugénio, Eugenius, Eu-
gene.
Eusébio, Eusebius.
Eustachio, Eustachius,
Eustathius.
F
Fabiano, Fabian.
Fabrizio, Fabricius.
Fausto, Faustus.
Federico, Frederick.
Federiga, Frederica.
Felice, Felix.
Felicia, Felicia.
Ferdinando, Ferdinand.
Filibérta, Philiberta.
Filibérto, Philibert.
Filippina, Philippa.
Fiorentina, Florentina.
Fiorentino, Florentine.
Franeésca, Franee-
sohina, Frances, Fanny.
Franeésco, Francis,
Frank.
G
Gabriéle, Gabriel.
Gaetano, Cajetan.
Gaspare, Gasparo, Gas-
par.
Gastone, Gaston.
Geneviéffa, Genevieve.
Gertrida, Gertrude.
Geremia, Jeremiah.
Gerénimo, Jerome.
Giaconima, Janet.
Giacomo, James.
Giannétta, Giannina,
Janet.
Gioacchino, Joachim.
Gidbbe, Job.
Giocénda, Jocunda.
Giorgina, Georgiana.
Giorgio, George.
Giosuè, Joshua.
Giovanna, Jane.
Giovanni, John, Jack.
Giovannina, Jenny.
Girolamo, Jerome.
Giuditta, Judith.
Gidlia, Julia.
Giuliana, Juliana.
Giuliano, Julian.
PERSONAL NAMES
Giulio, Julius.
Giuséppe, Joseph.
Giuseppina, Josephine.
Goffrédo, Jeffrey.
Graziano, Gratian.
Gualtiéro, Walter.
Guglielmina, Wilhelmi-
na.
Guglièlmo, William.
Guido, Guy.
Guillibaldo, Willibald.
Gustavo, Gustavus.
I
Ignazio Ignatius.
Tlario, Hilary.
Isécco, Isaac.
L
Lambérto, Lambert.
Lattanzio, Lactantius.
Lazzaro, Lazarus.
Leandro, Leander.
Leonardo, Leonard, Len.
Leéne, Leo.
Leopéldo, Leopold.
Livio, Livy.
Lorénzo, Lawrence.
Lica, Luke.
Lùeia, Lucy.
Lueiano, Lucian.
Lùeio, Lucius.
Ludòlfo, Ludolphus.
Luigi, Lewis.
M
Maddaléna, Magdalen,
Madeline.
Mareéllo, Marcellus.
Marco, Marcus, Mark.
Margarita, Margheri-
ta, Margaret, Margery,
Mag, Peg, Polly.
Maria, Mary.
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Marianna, Marian.
Mariétta, Maririeeia,
Molly, Moll.
Martino, Martin.
Massimiliano, Maximil-
ian.
Massimo, Maximus.
Mattèo, Matthew.
Mattia, Matthias.
Maurizio, Maurice.
Medardo, Medard.
Melchiòrre, Melchior.
Michaéle, Michéle,
Michael, Mike.
Mosé, Moses.
N
Napoleéne, Napoleon.
Neemia, Nehemiah.
Neròne, Nero.
Nicandro, Nicander.
Nicodèmo, Nicodemus.
Nicolo, Nicolò, Nic(h)o
las.
Noà, Noè, Noah.
Nieeia, Jenny.
Nueeio, Johnny.
o
Olivièro, Oliver.
Orlando, Rowland.
Orsola, Ursula.
Ortènsia, Hortense.
Ottone, Otho.
P
Paola, Paolîna, Paulina.
Paolino, Paulinus.
Paolo, Paul.
Patrizio, Patrick.
Petrònio, Petronius.
Piétro, Peter.
Pio, Pius.
Pompéo, Pompey.
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R
Rachéle, Rachel.
Raffaéle, Raphael.
Raiméndo, Raymund.
Randòlfo, Randolph.
Remigio, Remy.
Riccardo, Richard.
Rinaldo, Reynold.
Robérto, Robert, Robin,
Rob.
Roderico, Roderick.
Rod6lfo, Rudolphus, Ralph.
Rosalia, Rosalie.
Rufino, Rufus.
Ruggéro, Roger.
Rupérto, Rupert, Robin.
Saloméne, Solomon.
Samuéle, Samuel.
Sanséne, Samson.
Savério, Xaverius.
Scipiòne, Scipio.
Sebastiano, Sebastian,
Sib.
PERSONAL NAMES
Semiramide, Semiramis.
Semprònio, Sempronius.
Serafino, Seraphinus.
Sibilla, Sibyl.
Sigefrédo, Siegfried.
Sigismonda, Sigismunda.
Sigisméndo, Sigismund.
Silvano, Sylvanus.
Silvèstro, Sylvester.
Simedne, Simeon.
Simdéne, Simon, Sim.
Sisto, Sixtus.
Sofia, Sophia, Sophy.
Stanisldo, Stanislaus.
Stéfano, Stephen.
Susanna, Susan.
T
Taeito, Tacitus.
Taddéo, Thaddeus.
Tancrédi, Tancred.
Teobaldo, Theobald.
Teodòra, Theodora.
Teodoro, Theodore.
Teodòsio, Theodosius.
Teòfilo, Theophilus.
Tibério, Tiberius.
Timbòteo, Timothy, Tim,
Tiziano, Titian.
Tobia, Tobias, Toby.
Tommaso, Thomas, Tom
my, Tom.
U
Ubaldo, Hubaldus.
Ugo, Hugh.
Udalrica, Ulrica.
Udalrico, Ulric.
Vv
Valeriàno, Valerian.
Valèrio, Valerius.
Veneeslào, Wenceslaur
Vineénzo, Vincent.
Vitale, Vitellius.
Z
Zacchéo, Zaccheus.
ENGLISH-ITALIAN
ENGLISH-ITALIAN
&1 (the letter), 8.: a,f.: capital (small) —,
a maiuscula (minuscula). 2, proclit. a,
ART.: un (uno, before s impure or z), m.;
una (un’, before vowel). &3 or a, DISTRIB.
PART.: al; il: — day, al giorno; — year,
al’ anno; — pound, la libbra; — man,
per uomo; — piece, per ciascuno.
aback, ADV.: (nav.) (in)dietro, in panno.
abacus, S.: abbaco, m.
abaft, ADV.: (nav.) (in)dietro, in poppa.
abalienate, TR.: (ab)alienare.
abandon, TR.: abbandonare, lasciare: —
one’s self, addarsi. -ed, PART.: abbando-
nato: an —ed wretch, un ribaldo. -ing,
s.: abbandono, m. -ment, S.: abbando-
namento, abbandono, m.
abase, TR.: abbassare; deprimere; avilire.
-ment, s.: abbassamento; avilimento, m.
abàsh, TR.: far arrossire; svergognare,
sconcertare: be —ed, esser sconcertato
(or confuso). -ment, S.: vergogna, con-
fusione, f.
abat-e, TR.: abbattere; abbassare; dimi-
nuire; ridurre; (leg.) annullare; INTR.:
abbassarsi; diminuirsi. -ement, s.. ab-
bassamento ; ribasso, m.; diminuzione, f.
-er, S.: diminutore; difalcatore. -ing,
cf. -ement.
ab-ba, s.: abba (Dio padre), m. -baey,
8.: abbadia, abbazia, badia, f. -bé (6,
Engl. accent), s.: abate; teologo, m.
-bess, s.: badessa. jf. -bey, S.: badia,
abbadia, abbazia, f. -bot, S.: abate.
-botship, s.: abbazia (dignità or ufficio
di abate), f.
abbrévi-ate, TR.: abbreviare, scorciare.
-ation, s.: abbreviazione, abbreviatura,
f.; abbreviamento, m. -ator, s.: abbre-
viatore, m. -atory, ADJ.: abbreviativo.
àb-dicant, ADJ.: abdicante. -dicate,
TR.: abdicare; rinunziare, f. -dication,
8.: abdicazione, f.
ab-démen, s.: addome, basso ventre, m.
-déminal, ADJ.: addominale; dell’ ad-
dome,
ab-diee, TR.: menare (or condurre) via,
ritirare. -diieent, s.: (anat.) adduttore ;
adducente. -dietor, s.: (anat.) musculo
adduttore ; (Jeg.) rapitore, m., rapitrice, f.
abeeedarian, s.: abbecedario, m.
abéd, ADV.: a letto, in letto.
abnegation
ab-érranee, s.: aberramento, m. -ér-
rant, ADJ.: errante, che smarisce la
strada. -erration, S.: aberrazione, f.,
smarrimento, m.: mental —, aberrazione
mentale (or di mente).
abét, TR.: spalleggiare; assistere; favo-
rire; incoraggiare. -ment, s.: incorag-
giamento ; stimolo, m. -ter, -tor, S.:
instigatore, m., instigatrice, f.
abéyanee, S.: (leg.) vacanza, f.: in —,
vacante, giacente. 4
ab-hér, TR.: aborrire; detestare. -hor-
renee, -hérreney, S.: aborrimento;
odio, m. -hérrent, ADJ.: aborrente;
contrario, nemico; ripugnante. -hérrer,
s.: aborritore, m., aborritrice, f.
a-bide, INTR.: dimorare ; rimanere, stare;
aspettare; tollerare: — by, mantenere.
-biding, s.: abitazione; tolleranza; per-
severanza, f.
ability, s.: abilità, capacità; possanza, f.
abintèstate, ADJ.: abintestato; senza
aver fatto testamento.
àb-jectI, ADI: abietto, basso, vile.
-ject2, s.: uomo vile. -jéet3, TR.: but-
tar via, scagliare. -jéctedmess, s.: bas-
sezza, miseria; povertà, f. -jéction, s.:
viltà; dappocaggine, f. -jectly, ADV.:
bassamente, vilmente; —poveramente.
-jectness, s.: viltà, f.; avvilimento, m.
ab-juration, s.: abiurazione, f. -jure,
TR.: abiurare; rinunziare.
ablac-tate, TR.: spoppare, slattare;
(gard.) innestare.
mento, m.
ablation, s.: privazione, f.
àblative, s.: ablativo, m.
able, ADI.: abile, capace; idoneo; pode-
roso; opulento, dotto; forte, robusto:
be —, potere; as far as I am —, per
quanto potrò. =bodied, ADJ.: vigoroso,
forte; robusto.
ab-legate, TR.: delegare.
s.: deputazione, f.
ableness, s.: capacità; forza, f.
àblocate, TR.: dare in affitto, m.
ablation, s.: abluzione ; purificazione, f.
ably, ADV.: abilmente.
abne-gate, TR.: negare; rinunziare.
-gation, S.: annegazione; rinunzia, f.,
rinunciamento, m.
-tation, S.: spoppa-
-legation,
4 abnodate
abnodate, tR.: (gard.) dibruscare, sbran-
care.
abnòr-mal, ADJ.: anormale, irregolare.
-mity, S.: anormalità, difformità, f.
-mous = -mal.
aboard, ADV.: abbordo, a bordo.
abode, s.: dimora; abitazione, f.
abòlish, TR.: abolire; annullare. -able,
ADJ.: abolibile; rivocabile. -er, s.: abo-
litore (f. -trice), annullatore, m. -ment,
s.: abolizione, f.; annullamento, m.
abolition, s.: abolizione; abrogazione, f.
abémi-nable, ADJ.: abominabile, abo-
minevole; detestabile. -nableness, S.:
abominevolezza, f. -nably, ADV.: abo-
minevolmente. -nate, TR.: abominare,
detestare. -nation, 8.: abominio, de-
testamento, m.
abori-ginal, ADJ.: primitivo. -gines,
s. PL.: aborigeni, m. pl. (also -ne, sing.).
abér-t, INTR.: abortire, sconciarsi. -tion,
S.: aborto, m.; sconciatura,f. -tive,
ADJ.: abortivo, prematuro. -tively,
ADV.: abortivamente. -tiveness, S.:
aborto, m.; sconciatura, f. -tment, s.:
sconciatura, f.
abound, INTR.: abbondare (di or in).
about, ADV., PREP.: intorng, attorno, in-
circa; circolarmente ; verso: all —, da per
tutto; round —, in giro; Ihave no money
— me, non ho danari addosso ; Jam — writ-
ing, sto scrivendo; what are you —? che
fate? che state facendo? lie —, esser in
disordine.
abòve, ADV., PREP.: su, sopra, sovra; ol-
tre; in su; più: from —, di su; over and
—, soprappiù, di più; to be —, superare;
— all, sopra tutto, principalmente; —
board, a vista d’ognuno; senza artifizio;
francamente. -cited, ADJ.: sopracci-
tatto. «ground, ADJ.: vivente, vivo.
=mentioned, ADJ.: sopradetto.
abrade, TR.: radere, raschiare.
abraid, TR.: svegliare.
abrasion, s.: rasura, cancellatura, f.
abréast, ADV.: accanto, a lato; (mar.),
a traverso, in faccia.
abrid-ge, TR.: abbreviare, scortare ; com-
primere ; compendiare. -ed, ADJ.: abbre-
viato : — of, privato, dispossessato. -er,
s.: abbreviatore, m. -ment, s.: abbre-
viamento ; compendio, m.
abréach, ADV.: spillato: set —, spillare.
abroad, ADV.: al largo; fuori; fuor di
casa; fuor di paese; go —, uscire;
spread — , pubblicare, divulgare.
abro-gate, TR.: abolire; annullare. -ga-
tion, s.: abrogazione, f.
abréod}, ADV.: sic —, covare.
abrùp-t, ADJ.: subitano, repentino, im-
provviso, scosceso. -tion, s.: subita se-
parazione, f. -tly, ADV.: bruscamente,
abstrusely
di subito, repente. -ness, S.: subitezza;
ruvidezza, scortesia, f.
&bseess, S.: (surg.) abscesso, m.; poste-
ma, f.
ab-seind, TR.: tagliare; spartire. -seis-
sion, s.: tagliamento, m.
abscond, INTR.: nascondersi; celarsi,
-er, s.: nascondente, nasconditore; fug-
gitore, m.
&b-senee, s.: assenza; lontananza, f.: —
of mind, distrazione, f. -senti, ADI.:
assente; distratto. -sémt2, INTR.: as-
sentare, allontare: — one’s self, assen-
tarsi, fuggir via. -sentée, S.: assente,
May f.
absinthium, s.: assenzio, m.
ab-selute, ADJ.: assoluto, illimitato ; ar-
bitrario. -solutely, ADV.: assolutamen-
te. -soluteness, S.: potere assoluto,
m.; indipendenza, f.; despotismo, m. -so-
lation, s.: assoluzione; remissione, f.
-sélutory, ADJ.: assolutorio. -sélve,
assolvere, dispensare, esentare, liberare,
-solving, s.: assoluzione, f.
àb-sonant, -sonous, ADJ.: assurdo; dis-
cordante, dissonante.
ab-sérb, TR.: assorbire; inghiottire; con-
sumare; rovinare. -sérbent,s.: (med.)
assorbente, m. -s©rpti, ADI.: assorbito,
inghiottito. -sérption, s.: assorbimen-
to, m.
abstain, INTR.: astenersi;
«ing, S.: astinenza, f.
abstémious, ADJ.: astemio, temperato,
privarsi.
sobrio. -ly, ADV.: astemiamente, tempe-
ratamente. -mess, S.: temperanza; s0-
brietà, f.
abstèntion, s.: ritenzione; espulsione;
(leg.) opposizione, f.
ab-stérge, TR.: astergere, lavare; pur-
gare, nettare. -stérgent, ADJ.: aster-
gente, astersivo. -stergemts, S. PL.:
(med.) medicine astersive, f. pl. -stérset,
TR.: nettare; purificare. -stérsion, S.:
astersione, f.; nettamento, m. -stér-
sive, ADJ.: (med.) astersivo, purgativo.
abstinen-ee, -ey, S.: astinenza, tempe-
ranza, f. -t, ADJ.: astinente; sobrio
-tly, ADV.: sobriamente.
abstérted}, ADJ.: preso con violenza.
ab-stractI, ADJ.: astratto, assorto.
-stract Z, TR.: astraerej, astrarre ; sepa-
rare. -stract3,s.: astratto; sommario,
m.: in the —, in astratto. -stracted,
ADJ.: astratto; separato. -stractedly,
ADV.: astrattamente, in astratto, separa-
tamente. -stràction, s.: astrazione,
separazione, f. -stràctive, ADJ.: as-
trattivo; per astrazione. -straetly, ADV.:
astrattamente, in astratto. -stràctness,
S.: astrazione, f.
abstriis-e, ADI. : astruso, recondito. -ely.
abstruseness
ADV. astrusamente, in modo astruso.
-eness, -ity, S.: oscurità, f.; avviluppa-
mento, m.; difficoltà, f.; senso recondi-
to, m.
absime}, TR.:
diminuire.
absùrd, ADI. : assurdo. -ity, S.: assur-
dita, f.; assurdo, m. -ly, ADV.: assur-
damente. -ness = -ity.
abund-anee, s.: abbondanza; copia, f.
-ant, ADJ.: abbondante; copioso. -ant-
ly, ADV.: abbondantemente, in gran
copia.
abus-el, TR.: abusare; ingiuriare, mal-
trattare, ingannare. -e2,S.: abuso; af-
fronto, m.; ingiuria; seduzione, f. -er,
s.: ingiuriatore, oltraggiatore ; seduttore,
m. -ive, ADJ.: abusivo, ingiurioso, ol-
traggioso: — language, parole oltrag-
giose, villanie. -ively, ADV.: abusiva-
mente, ingiuriosamente. -iveness, S.:
ingiuria, f., oltraggio, m. È
abùt, INTR.: confinare, essere contiguo.
-ment, s.: confine, limite, m.; contigui-
tà, f.
abysm, abyss, S.: abisso; golfo, m.
acacia, S.: acacia, f.
a-cademian, S.: accademico, m. -ca-
démic, ADI. : accademico; d’ accademia.
-cademician, S.: membro accademico,
m. -cademist, S.: accademista, m.
-càdemy, s.: accademia, università;
adunanza di letterati, f.; società delle
belle arti, f.; maneggio, m.
acànthus, S.: acanto, m.
acatalèpsia, s.: acatalessia, incompren-
sibilità, f.
aceéde, INTR.: accedere; concorrere.
aceèler-ate, INTR.: accelerare; accele-
consumare poco a poco;
rarsi; affrettare. -atiom, S.: accelera-
mento, m., fretta, f. -ative, ADJ.: ac-
celerativo.
aceén-d, TR.: accendere, infiammare ;
muovere. -siom, S.: accendimento, m.,
accensione, f.
àceenti, S.: accento; tuono, m. ac-
cènt2, TR.: notare con accento, accen-
tare; pronunziare. -uatiom, S.: accen-
tuazione, f.
aceòp-t, TR.: accettare; aggradire.
-tability, s.: accettevole qualità, f.
«table, ADJ.: accettevole, accettabile.
-tableness, s.: accoglimento, m.; gra-
zia, ft, favore, m. -tably, ADV.: accet-
tevolmente. -tanee, -tation, S.: ac-
cettazione, f., accettamento; accetto, m
«ter, s.: accettante, accettatore, m., ac-
cettatrice, f. -tion, S.: significato, m,
&c-eess, S.: accesso ; adito, m., entrata ;
entratura; (med.) accessione, f. -ees-
sar.. = accessor.. -eéssible, ADJ.: ac-
cessibile; affabile. -eéssion, 8.: acces-
account 5
sione; addizione, f.; avvenimento, m.,
venuta, f. -eèssor, S.: accessore, m.
-eèssorily, ADV.: accessoriamente ; leg-
giermente. -eéssorinmess, S.: accesso-
rietà; complicità, f. -eèssory, ADI.:
accessorio, avventizio; S.: accessorio,
complice, m.: be — to, esser complice di.
ac-eidenee, s.: rudimenti della gram-
matica, m. pl. -eident, s.: accidente,
caso, avvenimento, m.; disgrazia, f., infor-
tunio, m.: he met with an —, gli avvenne
un accidente. -eidéntal, ADI.: acci-
dentale, casuale, fortuito; s.: accidente,
m. -eidéntally, ADV.: accidental-
mente, per accidente, casualmente. -ei-
dèntalness, s.: accidentalità, f.; acci-
dente, m.
ac-claim, -clamation, s.: acclama-
zione, f.; applauso, m. -clàmatory,
ADI. : di acclamazione.
ac-clivity, s.: acclività, f., ascendimen-
to, m.; ertezza, f. -clivous, ADJ.: ac-
clive, erto.
àccolade, s.: abbracciamento, m.
accommo-dable, ADJ.: accomodabile.
-date, TR.: accomodare, adattare; ac-
conciare; (— with) prestare. -dating,
ADJ.: accomodativo, accomodante, pie-
ghevole. -dation, s.: accomodamento,
m.; comodità, f.; accordo ; alloggio, m
-dation-ladder, s.: (nav.) scala alla
banda, f. -dator, s.: accomodatore, m.,
«trice, f.
accom-panier, S.: accompagnatore, m.
-paniment, S.: accompagnamento, m.
-pany, TR.: accompagnare; scortare: —
her home, ricondurla a casa.
accomplice, s.: complice, m., f.
accomplish, TR.: compi(e)re, rendere
compito ; finire; perfezionare. -ed, ADJ.:
compito, finito; perfetto: highly —, com-
pitissimo. -er, s.: adempitore; compi-
tore, m. -ment, S.: compimento; fini-
mento, m.; perfezione, f.
accérd I, s.: accordo, m.; convenzione;
unione, f.: with one —, unanimamente ;
of one’s own —, di moto proprio, sponta-
nemente. accord 2, TR.: accordare; con-
ciliare ; INTR.: accordarsi; concordare ;
convenire. -anee, -aney, S.: accordo;
accomodamento, m.; unione, conformità.
f. -ant, ADJ.: accordante, d’ accordo;
consonante. -ing, PREP.: secondo; con-
forme: — as, secondo che, come; a mi-
sura che. -ingly, ADV.: conformemente,
conseguentemente, in conseguenza.
accòst, TR.: accostare; approdare; av-
vicinarsi. -able, ADI.: accessibile; affa-
bile; benigno.
accouehéur, s.: ostetricante, m.
accounti,s.: conto; calcolo; valore, pre-
gio, m.; distinzione, stima; ragione, f.
6 account
on —, a conto; on — of, a cagione di;
upon your —, per amor vostro; man of
no —, uomo di niente; call to an —,
chiamare a ragione; audit an —, verifi-
care un conto; give an —, render conto ;
keep —, tener conto; make — of, far caso
di, stimare; cast up an —, sommare (or
fare) un conto; take into —, tener conto
di; turn to —, trar profitto’ da. ac-
count2, TR.: contare; stimare; INTR.:
contare, rendere ragione. -ability, S.:
responsabilità, f. -able, aDJ.: responsa-
bile; obligato. -ableness, s.: respon-
sabilità, f. -ably, ADV.: responsabil-
mente. -ant,s.: calcolatore; abbachi-
sta, m. book, s.: libro de’ conti, m.
accouple, TR.: accoppiare, congiungere ;
unire.
accéutre, TR.: armare, equipaggiare, pa-
rare. -ment, S.: guarnimento; vesti-
mento, m.
accrédit, TR.: accreditare.
accrétion, S.: accrescimento; aumen-
to, m.
acorte, INTR.: derivare; provenire.
accaumu-late, TR.: accumulare; amas-
sare; —, INTR.: accumularsi. -lation,
s.: accumulazione, f.; cumulo, m. -la-
tive, ADJ.: accumulativo. -latively,
ADV.: accumulativamente. -lator, S.:
accumulatore, m.
accu-raey, 8.: accuratezza, esattezza, f.
«rate, ADJ.: accurato, esatto. -rately,
ADV.: accuratamente, esattamente. -rate-
ness, S.: accuratezza, esattezza, f.
accùrs-e, TR.: maledire, esecrare.
ADJ.: maladetto, scomunicato.
ac-cusable, ADJ.: accusabile. -cusa-
tion, 8.: accusa, f., accusamento, m.
-cusative, S.: accusativo, m. -cusa-
tery, ADJ.: accusatorio. -cuse, TR.:
accusare ; incolpare. -cilser, S.: accusa-
tore, accusante, m., accusatrice, f.
accustom, TR.: .accostumare, abituare ;
assuefare ; INTR.: assuefarsi, avvezzarsi.
-able, ADJ.: abituale, consueto. -ed,
ADJ.: abituato, accostumato, assuefatto,
avvezzato; solito. -edness, S.: assue-
fazione, f.
aee, s.: asso, m.: be within an — of, es-
ser ad un punto di.
aeérb, ADJ.: acerbo.
acerbezza; severità, f.
aeéseent, ADI. : acidetto, acerbetto.
a-eetosity, S.: acetosità, agrezza, f.
-eétous, ADI. : acetoso, acerbo.
achet, s.: male; dolore, m.: have the
headache (toothache, etc.), aver il mal di
testa (di denti, ecc.). ache2, INTR.: fare
male ; dolere: my head —s, mi duole la
testa.
achîev-e, TR.: eseguire, effettuare; otte-
-ed,
-ity, S.: acerbità,
actionary
nere: — a victory, attenere (riportare)
una vittoria. -er, S.: esecutore, m., ese.
cutrice, f.; facitore, m., facitrice, fi
-ement, S.: adempimento; fatto, m,;
prodezza; impresa, f.: great —s, gloriose
gesta.
aching, s.: pena, f., dolore, m.
achromatical, ADJ.: acromatico,
à-eid, ADJ.: acido, acetoso, agro, -eidi-
fy, TR.: acidificare. -eidity, s.: aci
dezza; agrezza, f. -eidulate, TR.: fare
acido.
acknowledg-e, TR.: riconoscere; con-
fessare: — one’s self guilty, confessarsi
colpevole; I — the receipt of, vi accuso
ricevimento (or ricevuta) di. -img, ADI.:
riconoscente; grato. -ement, S.: ricono
scimento, m.: —s, espressioni di ricono
scenza.
acolyte, s.: accolito, m.
àconite, S.: aconito, m.
acorn, s.: ghianda, f.
acoustics, S.: acustica, teoria de’ suoni, f.
acquaint, TR.: avvertire, avvisare, in-
formare: be intimately —ed with, cono-
scere a fondo. -anee, S.: conoscenza;
familiarità, f.; amico, m.: make ones —,
far conoscenza con uno.
acquést, s.: acquisto, acquistamento, m,
acquiése-e, INTR.: consentire; contentar-
si; sottomettersi. -enee, S.: consenti
mento, m.; assensione, f.
acqui-rable, ADJ.: acquistabile. -re,
TR.: acquistare; guadagnare; arrivare,
-rement, S.: acquistamento; acquisto,
m. -rer,S.: acquistatore; compratore, m.
acquisition, s.: acquisizione, f.
acquit, TR.: assolvere ; esentare, liberare:
— a debt, pagare un debito. -ment,s.:
liberazione, f. -tal, s.: assoluzione; li-
berazione, f. -tanee, S.: quittanza, f.
acre -ker, s.: bifolca, bubulca, f., iuge-
ro, M. :
&-crid, ADJ.: acre; mordace. -cridity,
S.: agrezza, acidità, f. -criménious,
ADJ.: acre, corrosivo. -crimeny, -cri-
ty, S.: acrimonia; agrezza, f.
acrobat, s.: ballerino da corda, m.
across, ADV., PREP.: a traverso, per tr2-
verso; a schiancio, a sghembo: go — the
street, attraversare la strada; come—
one, abbattersi in uno.
acrostic, S.: acrostico, m.
&e-t1,S.: atto, m., azione, f.; fatto; de
creto, m.: caught in the —, colto in fl
grante. -t2, TR.: rappresentare; operare;
INTR. : fare, agire: — up to one’s printr
ples, operare secondo i propri principi.
-ing, S.: azione, recitazione, f. -ti9@
S.: azione, operazione, f.; lite, processo,
m. -s,PL.: (merch.) fondi, m. pl. -tion-
able, ADI.: esposto a un'azione. -tt91-
action-taking
ary, S.: azionario, m. -tion-taking,
ADI.: litigioso, contestante. -tive, ADJ.:
attivo; agile, destro. -tively, ADV.: at-
tivamente ; agilmente, prontamente. -tive-
ness, -tivity, S.: attività; vivacità;
agilità; prontezza, f.
&o-tor,S.: attore; recitante; commedian-
te, m. -tress, S.: attrice, commedian-
te,f. -tual, ADI. : attuale, reale; effet-
tivo. -tually, ADV.: attualmente, ef-
fettivamente; presentemente. -tuary,
s.: attuario; notaio, m. -tuate, TR.:
effettuare; incitare. -tuosei, ADJ.: at-
tuoso, efficace.
àcuatet, TR.: affilare, aguzzare.
aculeate, ADI. : acuto, acuminato.
acù-men, S.: acume, m.; acutezza, f.
-minate, TR.: aguzzare, appuntare, f.
acupuncture, S.: (surg.) acupuntura, f.
acute, ADI. : acuto, aguzzo; sagace; S.:
accento acuto, m. -ly, ADV.: acuta-
mente ; sottilmente ; sagacemente. -ness,
s.: acutezza; sagacità, f.
ad-age, s.: proverbio, m. -agial, ADJ.:
proverbiale. ù
adagio, S., ADV.: adagio.
àda-mant, s.: diamante, adamante, m.
-mantéan, ADJ.: di diamante. -màn-
tine, ADJ.: adamantino, diamantino ; cru-
dele, inumano.
adap-t, TR.: adattare, accomodare, ag-
giustare. -tation, -tion, S.. aggiusta-
mento, accomodamento, m., conformità, f.
adays, ADV.: now—, al giorno d’ oggi.
add, TR.: aggiungere; unire, addizionare :
— up, summare.
addéem/j, TR.: stimare; reputare, pensare.
ad-der, s.: aspe, aspide, m. -’s-grass,
8.: (bot.) brionia; vitalba, f. -’s-tongue,
8.: (bot.) viperina, f. -wort, s.: (bot.)
echio, m.
addible, ADJ.: aggiungibile.
àddieei, s.: ascia; scure, f.
addic-t, REFL.: addarsi, consecrarsi, ap-
Plicarsi; abbandonarsi. -ted, ADI. : dedi-
to, inclinato. -tedness, -tion, s.: pro-
pensione ; applicazione, f.
addition, s.: addizione; aggiunta, f.: in
— to, inoltre, oltracciò. -al, ADJ.: ad-
dizionale, nuovo, di più. -ally, ADV.: in
modo che accresce.
fiddler, ADJ.: vuoto, vano; sterile.
addle2, TR.: rendere sterile. -egg,
8.: uovo sterile, m. -headed, -pated,
ADI. : scervellato, balordo, sciocco.
ad-drèssI, s.: indirizzo, m.; sagacità;
arte, f.; rifugio, m.; lettera dedicatoria;
supplica, f. -dress2, TR.: indirizzare, di-
rigere; presentare; mandare, inviare (una
lettera).
adduee, TR.: addurre; aggiungere.
adémption, s : privazione, f.
admirable
adépt, s.: addetto, alchimista, m.
adequate, ADJ.: adeguato, proporziona-
to: be — to, essere, adeguato a, bastare a.
-ly, ADV.: adeguatamente. -mess, S.:
adeguamento, m., proporzione, f.
adher-e, INTR.: attaccarsi; favorire.
-enee, -eney, S.: aderenza, f.; appi-
gliamento ; favore, m. -ent, ADJ.: at-
taccato, unito. -ent, s.: aderente; fau-
tore, m. -er,S.: partigiano, m.
adhé-sion, s.: aderimento; favore, m.
-sive, ADJ.: viscoso, tenace.
adhib-it, TR.. applicare; impiegare;
servirsi. -itiom, S.: impiego, uso, m.
adieù, ADV.: addio: bid —, dire addio.
ad-it, s.: adito, m., entrata, f. -ition,
s.: adizione, f.
adja-eeney, S.: adiacenza; contiguità,
f. -eent, ADJ.: adiacente; contiguo.
adjéct, TR.: aggiungere; aumentare.
adjective, s.: addiettivo, m. -ly, ADV.:
addiettivamente.
adjoin, TR.: aggiungere; accrescere;
INTR.: essere contiguo; essere situato su.
-ing, ADJ.: contiguo, vicino, accosto.
adjoùrn, TR.: differire; rimettere. -ing,
ment, s.: aggiornamento, m.; dilazione,
f.: — without day, aggiornamento inde-
finito.
ad-judge, TR.: aggiudicare; decretare,
condannare. -judicate, TR.: aggiudicare.
-judication, s.: aggiudicazione; con-
danna, f.
àdjugate, TR.:
congiungere.
adjument, s.: aiuto, m.
adjunc-t!, s.: aggiunto, m. -t2, ADJ.:
aggiunto; adiacente. -tion, S.: aggiun-
gimento, m.; aggiunta, f. -tive, ADV.:
aggiuntivo.
ad-juration, s.: aggiurazione, f. -jare,
TR.: giurare; scongiurare.
adjust, TR.: aggiustare; acconciare; re-
golare. -er,S.: aggiustatore,m. -ment,
S.: aggiustamento, acconciamento; ac-
cordo, m.
ad-jutaney, S.: uffizio d aiutante, m.
-jutant, s.: aiutante, m. -jutor, s.:
aiutatore, m.
admin-icle, s.: aiuto, soccorso, m.
ular, ADJ.: aiutativo.
adminis-ter, TR.: amministrare ; gover-
nare; somministrare, dare: — an oath,
dare il giuramento. -trate, TR.: ammi-
nistrare; dare. -tration, s.: ammini-
strazione, f., governo, m. -trative,
ADJ.: amministrante. -trator, s.: am-
ministratore, m. -tratorship, s.: am-
ministrazione, f. -tratrix,s.: ammini-
stratrice, f.
admirability, s.: ammirabilità, f.
àdmirabl-e, ADJ.: ammirabile, mirabile;
aggiogare, accoppiare;
-ic-
2
8 admirableness
maraviglioso. -eness, s.: ammirabilità,
jf -y, ADV.: (am)mirabilmente.
admiral, s.: ammiraglio, almirante}, m.:
lord high —, grande ammiraglio, m.
-ship, S.: ammiragliato, m. (vascello);
carico dell'ammiraglio, m. -ty, S.: am-
miragliato, m.
ad-miration, s.: ammirazione. -mire,
TR.: ammirare, mirar con maraviglia;
INTR.: maravigliarsi. -mirer, s.: ammi-
ratore, m., -trice, f. -miringly, ADV.:
con ammirazione ; con maraviglia.
ad-missible, ADJ.: ammissibile, ricevi-
bile. -mission. s.: ammissione ; entra-
tura, f.: — ticket, biglietto d’ingresso,
m. -mit, TR.: ammettere, introdurre;
ricevere; accettare; permettere. -mit-
table, ADJ.: ammissibile, ricevibile.
-mittanee, S.: entrata, entratura, f.
admix, TR.: mischiare, mescolare. -mix-
tion, -ture, S.: mischiamento, m., mi-
stione, f.
ad-mònish, TR.: ammonire, avvertire;
riprendere. -monisher, S.: ammoni-
tore, m. -monishment, -monition,
s.: ammonizione, f., avviso, m. -mdoéni-
ter, S.: monitore, m., -trice, f. -mòni-
tory, ADJ.: ammonitorio.
add, s.: strepito, romore, m.; difficoltà,
fatica, f.: much — about nothing, gran
schiamazzo per niente.
adolés-eenee, -eeney, S.: adolescenza,
gioventù, f. -eent, ADI. : adolescente.
adonize, TR.: adonizzare.
adopt, TR.: adottare; ricevere. -edly,
ADv.: per adottamento. -er, S.: adot-
tatore (-trice, f.), adottante, m. -ing,
-tion, s.: adottamento, m., adozione, f.
-ive, ADJ.: adottivo.
ado-rable, ADI.: adorabile; amabile.
-rableness, s.: eccellenza; beltà, f.
-rably, ADV : adorabilmente. -ration,
s.: adorazione, f. -re, TR.: adorare. -rer,
s.: adoratore, amante, m., adoratrice, f.
-ring, S.: adorazione, f.
adérn, TR.: adornare; abbellire. -er,
s.: adornatore, m., -trice, f. -img, S.:
adornamento, m. -ment, S.: (ad)orna-
mento, abbellimento.
adéwn, ADV., PREP.: giù; abbasso, ab-
basso di.
adrift, ADV.: all'avventura; in balia;
(nav.) in deriva.
adroit, ADJ.: destro, svelto ; abile.
ADV.: destramente. -ness, S.:
strezza, f.
adry, ADJ.: assetato, sitibondo.
adseititious, ADJ.: accessorio, comple-
tivo.
àdu-late, TR.: adulare, piaggiare. -la-
*ign, s.: adulazione, lusinga,f. -lator,
«. adulatore, lusinghiere, m. ; adulatrice, f.
-ly,
de-
advert
-latory, ADJ.: adulatorio, lusinghiero,
-latress, S.: adulatrice, f.
adulti, ADJ.: adulto, cresciuto. adult,
s.: adulto, m.; adolescenza, f.
adul-terate!, TR.: adulterare; falsificare,
corrompere. -terate 2, ADI.: adulterato,
falsificato. -teration, s.: adulterazio-
ne; corruzione, f. -terer, s.: adultero,
adulteratore, m. -teress, S.: adultera,
adulteratrice, f. -terine, -terous,
ADJ.: adultero; d’ adulterio. -tery, s,:
adulterio, adultero, m.
aduùltness, s.: adultezza, f.
adum-brate, TR.: adombrare; schiz
zare. -bration, s.: adombramento;
schizzo, m.
advan-eel, s.: avanzo, avanzamento, m,;
anticipata, f.; (mil.) posto avanzato: —
money, pagamento avanzato, m.; make
—s, prevenire, far proposte; pay în—,
pagare anticipatamente. -ce2, TR.: pro
muovere; anticipare; INTR.: avanzare;
andar innanzi, avanzare. -eement, s.:
avanzamento, aggrandimento ; progresso,
Mm. -€eer, S.: promovitore. -eing, 8:
avanzamento, m.
advan-tageI,s.: vantaggio; soprappiù;
profitto, m.; utilità, f.: give. one the —,
dar la preferenza ad uno; take — of, ap-
profittarsi, prevalersi. -tage2, TR.: van-
taggiare; beneficare; promovere. -ta-
geous, ADJ.: vantaggioso, profittevole,
giovevole. -tageously, ADV.: vantag-
giosamente. -tageousness, S.: val
taggio, m.; utilità, f.; profitto, m.
àd-vent, S.: avvento; avvenimento, a,
-ventitious, ADJ.: avveniticcio; | ca
suale. -vènturei, s.: avventura, f.;
accidente; pericolo, m.: by —, a caso;
at all —s, ad ogni avvento, alla ventura;
meet with an —, incontrare un’ avventura.
-venture 2, TR.: avventurare, intrapren-
dere; azzardare; mettere a rischio.
-vènturer, S.: avventuriere, m. -vén-
turesome, ADI. : avventuroso. -vén-
turesomeness, S.: arditezza, audacia,
f.; animo avventuroso, m. -venturess,
s.: avventuriera. -venturous, ADI:
ardito; ardimentoso, audace. -vén-
turously, ADV.: arditamente. -vén-
turousness, S.: arditezza, temerità, f.
ad-verb, s.: avverbio, m. -vérbial,
ADJ.: avverbiale. -verbially, ADV.:
avverbialmente.
adversary, S.: avversario; nemico, ™
-vérsative, ADJ.: avversativo, avverso.
«verse, ADJ.: avverso, contrario.
-versely, ADV.: avversamente, in modo
contrario. -vérsity, s.: avversità, f,
infortunio, m., calamità, f. -vérseness,
S.: natura avversa, f.
advért, TR.: avvertire; riflettere; ossel
advertence
vare. -enee, -eney, S.: avvertenza;
considerazione, f.
ad-vertise, TR.: avvisare, avvertire, am-
monire. -vértisement, s.: avverti-
mento, avviso, m.; informazione, f. -ver-
tiser, S.: avvisatore, m. -vertising,
s.: informazione, f.
ad-viee, s.: avviso; consiglio, m.: letter
of —, lettera d’avviso. -boat, s.: nave
di procaccio, f. -visable, ADJ.: conve-
nevole. -visableness, S.: convenevo-
lezza; utilità; prudenza, f. -vise, TR.:
avvisare; consigliare; INTR.: consultare,
deliberare ; considerare. -wised, ADJ.:
avvisato, avvertito. -visedly, ADV.:
avvisatamente, cautamente, con prudenza.
-visedness, S.: considerazione, pru-
denza, f. -visement, S.: avvertimento,
m.; deliberazione, f. -viser, S.: avvi-
satore, consigliatore, m.: legal —, consu-
lente legale.
àAdvo-caey, S.: difesa; apologia, f.
-cate, S.: avvocato; intercessore; fau-
tore, m. -cateship, S.: avvocatura,
uffizio d'avvocato, m. -catign, s.: di-
fesa; apologia, f.
advow-ée, S.: padrone; presentatore, m.
-son, S.: padronaggio, m.; presentazione, f.
aéria]l, ADJ.: aereo, d’aria.
aerie, S.: nido (di falconi, etc.), m.
aer-dlogy, s.: aerologia, f. -émeter,
S.: aerometro, m. aér-onaut, S.: aero-
nauta, m.
eth.. = eth..
afar, ADV.: lontano, lungi.
affability, s.: affabilità; civiltà, f.
affabl-e, ADJ.: affabile; civile, cortese.
-eness, S.: affabilità ; cortesia, benignita,
f. -y, ADV.: affabilmente, cortesemente.
affair, s.: affare, fatto; negozio, m., fac-
cenda, f.: as —s stand, al punto ove son
le cose.
afféc-t, s.: affetto, m.; passione, f. -t,
TR.: muovere; affettare, pretendere.
-tation, s.: affettazione, f.; artifizio,
m. -ted, ADJ.: affettato, inclinato ; stu-
diato: ill —, mal disposto; well —, ben
disposto. -tedly, ADV.: con affettazio-
ne. -tedness, S.: affettazione, f.; af-
fettamento, m. -ting, ADI.: patetico.
-tion, s.: affezione, f., affetto, amore, m.:
have an — for, essere affezionato a; token
of —, pegno d'affetto. -tignate, ADI.:
affezionato, affettuoso. -tionately,
ADV.: affettuosamente. -tionateness,
S.: affetto, m., tenerezza, f. -tioned,
ADI. : affettato, inclinato : kindly —, amo-
revole. -tive, ADJ.: affettivo. -tu-
ous, ADI. : affettuoso.
affi-anee I,s.: sponsalizio, m.; confidenza,
+ «ance2, TR.: sposare; fidanzare.
-aneed, adj.; fidanzato.
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affidavit, s.: deposizione con giuramento,
f.: make an —, deporre con giuramento.
affiliation, s.: filiazione, f.
af-fined, ADJ.: imparentato.
-finity,
S: affinità; conformità, f.
affirm, TR.: affermare; confermare, rati-
ficare; approvare. -able, aDJ.: che si
può affermare. -ation, s.: affermazione, f.
-ative, ADI. : affermativo; s.: affermati-
va,f.: inthe —, affermativamente. -ative-
ly, ADV.: affermativamente, positivamen-
te. -er, s.: affermatore, confermatore, m.
&f-fix!,s.: affisso, m. -fix 2, TR.: affissare,
affiggere, apporre, attaccare.
affla-tion, s.: afflato; spiramento, m.
-tus, S.: inspirazione, f.
afflic-t, TR.: affliggere; tormentare: —
one’s self, affliggersi. -tedness, S.. af-
flizione; -t@r, S.: che affligge, che tor-
menta. -tion, s.:-afflizione, f.; dolore;
tormento, m. -tive, ADJ.: afflittivo, do-
loroso.
àf-fluenee, -ey, S.: affluenza; abbon-
danza, f.
bondante.
-fluent, ADJ.: affluente; ab-
af-flux, -flixion, s.: afflusso, m.
afford, TR.: provvedere; produrre; aver
il mezzo: he can — it, ha il mezzo di
farlo.
afforest, TR.: far divenir selva.
affràn-chise, TR. : affrancare ; far libero.
-chisement, s.: affrancazione, emanci-
pazione, f.
affray!, s.: combattimento, m.; scara-
muccia, f.; tumulto, m.
spaventare.
affray 2, TR.:
affric-tion, s.: fregamento, m.
affright, TR.:
spaventare ; impaurare.
-falj, ADJ.: spaventevole.
affronti, s.: affronto, m.; ingiuria, f.:
brook an —, digerire un affronto. af-
front2, TR.: affrontare; insultare, ol-
traggiare. -er, S.: insultatore, oltrag-
giatore, m. -ing, -ive, ADI.: oltrag-
gioso, ingiurioso.
affz{, TR.: fidanzare; sposare; INTR.: aver
confidenza, confidarsi; riposarsi.
afield, ADV.: in campo; da lunga.
aflatt, ADV.: a livello.
afldat, ADV.: a galla, flottante: set —,
mettere in acqua.
aféot, ADV.: a piede.
afore, ADV., PREP.: prima; avanti; innan-
zi; (mar.) a prua. =going, ADJ.: prece-
dente; anteriore. -hand, ADV.: antici-
patamente. -mentioned, ADJ: già
mentovato. said, ADJ.: sudetto, pre-
detto. -time, ADV.: altre volte; tempo
fù.
afraid, ADJ.: spaventato, impaurito: be
—, temere; make —, far paura, spaven-
tare.
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afrèsh, ADV.: di nuovo, da capo.
afrént, ADV.: di fronte; in faccia.
aft, ADV.: (nav.) verso poppa: fore and
—, per poppa e per prora; su e giù.
After, ADV., PREP.: dopo; secondo; die-
tro, poi; (nav.) da poppa: one — another,
un dopo l’altro; — all, in somma; look
—, cercare; aver cura; — the French
fashion, alla francese ; the day —, il gior-
no seguente; a few days —, indi a pochi
giorni. -ages, S. PL.: secoli futuri,
m. pl.; posterità, f. «birth, -burden,
s.: secondina, f. -elap, s.: evento ina-
spettato, accidente, m. -cost, S.: spesa
di soprappiù, f. =erop, S.: seconda rac-
colta, f. «dimmer, s.: dopo pranzo, m.
“game, S.: nuovo spediente, m.; rivin-
cita, f. -math, S.: guaime, m. -noon,
S.: dopo pranzo, m. -pains, S. PL.: do-
lori dopo il parto, m. pl. -reckoning,
s.: revisione d’un conto, f. taste, S.:
cattivo gusto; fastidio, m. thought,
S.: riflessione tardiva, f. =times, Ss. PL.:
secoli futuri, m. pl.; avvenire, m. -wards,
ADV.: dopo, dipoi. =wit,s.: senno fuor
di stagione, m.
agéin, ADV.: di nuovo, ancora, un altra
volta: — and —, molte volte, le mille
volte; as much —, altrettanto; over —,
un’altra volta; to come —, ritornare;
find —, ritrovare. -st, PREP.: contro;
in faccia: — the hair, contra pelo; con-
tra voglia.
agàsti, ADJ.: spaventato, stupefatto.
agate, S.: agata,f.
agazed}, ADJ.: stupito.
ag-e, s.: età, f.; secolo, m.: old —, eta
avanzata, f.; golden —, secolo d’oro;
middle —s, medio evo: full —, adolescen-
za, fi non —, minorita, f.; be of —, esser
maggiore; he is ten years of —, egli ha
dieci anni. -ed, ADJ.: vecchio, attempa-
to. -edly, ADV.: come un vecchio.
a-geney, S.: azienda; azione, f. -gent1,
ADJ.: agente; operante. -gent2, s.:
agente; ministro, m.
agglomer-ate, TR.: agglomerare, aggo-
mitolare; ammassare ; adunare; INTR.:
aggomitolarsi; adunarsi. -Ation, s.: ag-
glomerazione, f., agglomeramento, ammas-
so, m.
aggluti-nant, ADJ., S.: agglutinante.
-nate, TR.: conglutinare; unire. -na-
tion, s.: agglutinazione, riunione, f.
-native, ADJ.: agglutinativo.
àg-grandize, TR.: aggrandire; accre-
scere, aumentare. -gràndizement, S.:
aggrandimento, m. -grandizer, S.: ag-
granditore, m.
àggrav-ate, TR.: aggravare; aumentare.
-ation, S.: aggravazione, f., aggrava-
mento, m.; enormità, f.
afresh
aguishness
aggre-gate2, ADJ.: aggregato, s.: ag.
gregato, m.; ‘unione, f. -gatez, tr.
aggregare; unire. -gation, S.: aggre.
gazione, f.; aggregare, m.
aggrèss1, INTR.: aggredire, assalire. ag.
gress}2, agress-ion, S.: aggressione, f.;
assalimento, m. -ive, ADJ.: attaccando,
offensivo. -ively, ADV.: offensivamente.
-or, S.: aggressore, assalitore, m.
aggrîevanee, S.: ingiuria, f.; nocumen-
to, m. -grieve, TR.: affliggere, lede
re; travagliare; danneggiare. -grieved,
ADI. : afflitto, offeso, danneggiato.
aggròup, TR.: aggroppare. -
aghast, ADJ.: spaventato, impaurito.
a-gile, ADI. : agile; snello, destro. -gile-
ness, -gility, s.: agilità; destrezza, f.
agio, S.: aggio, m.
agist, TR.: ingressare il bestiame. -er,
S.: ingrassatore di bestiame, m. -ment,
s.: ingrassamento di bestiame ; aggiusta
mento, m.
agi-table, ADJ.: agitabile. -tate, ™.:
agitare; smuovere. -tation, s.; agita
zione, f., agitamento, m.; turbazione, f.
-tator, S.: agitatore.
agna-te, S.: agnato, parente, m. -tign,
s.: agnazione; parentela, f.
ago, ADV.: fa (“it makes”), è (“there is”),
sono (“there are”); tempo fa; da: long
—, tempo fa; how long —? quanto tem-
po 6? some years —, anni sono; but a
while (a little) —, poco fa.
agog, ADV.: set —, far venir desiderio.
agoing, ADV.: in movimento, in atto: be
—, andare.
&go-nize, INTR.: essere in agonia; sof-
frire. -my, S.: agonia; angoscia, f.
agrarian, ADJ.. della campagna.
agrée, INTR.: accordarsi, esser d’ accordo,
intendersi, convenire: — with, confarsi;
— to, aderire, acconsentire; (gram.) ac-
cordarsi; —d/ siamo d’ accordo! — to-
gether, accordarsi, vivere in pace; I —
with you, sono di vostro parere. -able,
ADJ.: convenevole; piacevole, ameno,
grato. -ablemess, s.: convenevolezza;
congruità; grazia, f. -ably, ADV.: con-
venevolmente ; piacevolmente; vagamente.
-d, ADJ.: fisso, aggiustato; ADV.: siamo
intesi, toppa. -ment, S.: accordo, m.;
conformità, f.; concento, m.: come to an
—, venire a patti, accordarsi.
àgricultùre, s.: agricoltura, f.
agréund, ADV.: in terra; sventurata
mente. u
ague, S.: febbre, f.: fit of —, accesso di
febbre, m.; tertian —, febbre terzana, f
-d, ADJ.: febbricitante. »tree, S.: 898
safrasso, m.
aguish, ADJ.: febbroso. -mess, S.: qua
lità febbricosa, f.
ah!
Ah! INTERI.: ah! ahimè! ahi!
aha! INTERI. : ben! bene!
ahéad, ADV.: innanzi, (da)vanti; (nav.)
aprua: — Qf, più avanti di; go —, innol-
trarsi; get — af, oltrepassare.
ahull, ADV.: (nav.) a secco.
atdi, s.: aiuto, soccorso, aiutamento, m.
aid2, TR.: aiutare, soccorrere. -anee,
s.: aiuto, sostegno, m., assistenza, f.
-ant, ADJ.: aiutante; soccorrevole. =de=
camp m = n, S.: aiutante di campo, m.
-er, S.: aiutante; alleato, m. -less,
ADJ.: sprovveduto ; impotente.
ail, TR.: appenare; tormentare; aver
qualque cosa: what —s him? che cosa
ha? what —s you? che male avete? I —
nothing, non ho niente. -img, ADJ.: in-
disposto, incomodato. -ment, s.: male,
m.; indisposizione, f.
Aimi,s.: mira, f.; bersaglio; disegno, m.:
miss one’s —, mancare il colpo; take one’s
—; prender la mira, mirare. aimz, TR.:
mirare; aspirare, tendere. -er, g.: mira-
tore; aspirante, m. -less, ADJ.: senza
mira.
airi, s.: aria; apparenza, f.; aspetto,
m.; cantata, f., canto, m.: in the open
—, all'aria aperta; beat the —, far un
buco nell'acqua; build castles in the —,
far castelli in aria; take the —, pi
gliar aria. air2, TR.: mettere all’ aria,
sventolare; seccare. =balloon, s.: pal-
lone aerostatico, m. -bladder, s.: ve-
scica, f. =built, ADJ.: chimerico, vano.
«drawn, ADJ.: finto, ideale. gun,
8.: fucile a vento, m. «hole, s.: sfo-
gatoio; spiraglio, m. -iness, S.: esporre
all aria, m.; leggerezza, vivacità. -ing,
s.: l’esporre all’ aria, m.; aerazione, pas-
seggiata, f. -less, ADJ.: senz’ aria.
“pump, s.: tromba pneumatica, f.
sshaft, s.: spiraglio, m. -y, ADI.:
d’aria, aereo, giulivo.
aisle, s.: navata (d’ una chiesa), f.
ait, s.: isoletta (in un fiume), f.
ajar, ADJ.: socchiuso.
akin, ADJ.: apparentato, consanguineo.
àlabaster, s.: alabastro, m.; ADJ.: ala-
bastrino.
alack! INTERI.: ohimé! oimé! -aday!
INTERJ: ohimé! misero me!
alacrity, s.: vivacità, allegrezza, f.
aland, ADV.: a terra, in terra.
alarm 1,s.: allarme; spavento, m.: sound
an —, suonare all’ arme; take —, inquie-
tarsi. alarm, TR.: allarmare; spaven-
tare. -bell, s.: campana dello stormo,
m. clock, s.: sveglierina, f., sveglia-
toio, m. -ing, ADJ.: allarmante; stu-
pendo. -ist, s.: alarmista, m. -post,
8.: luogo dell’appuntamento, m. «watch,
8.: sveglia, fl alarum = alarm.
all ll
alas! INTERJ.: ohimé! oimé!
albéit, conJ.: frattanto; benchè.
album, s.: album, m.
albamen, s.: albume, m.
al-chémical, ADJ.: alchimico. -chém-
ically, ADV.: a modo d’ alchimista. al-
chemist, S.: alchimista, m. àlche-
my, S.: alchimia, f.
Alcohol, s.: alcoole, m. -ization, s.:
alcoolizzazione, f. -ize, INTR.: raffinare
perfettamente, alcoolizzare.
alcoran, s.: alcorano, m.
alcove, S.: alcovo, m.
alder, s.: ontano, m.
alderman, s.: scabino, m. -ly, ADV.:
a modo di scabino.
ale, s.: birra; (Jest.) cervogia,f.: pale —.
birra bianca. -brewer, s.: birraio, m.
alée, ADV.: (nav.) sotto il vento.
alehoof, s.: edera terrestre, f.
ale-house, s.: birreria, osteria, f.
alémbic, S.: limbicco, lambiccio, m.
aléngth, ADV.: a piena lunghezza.
alert, ADJ.: vigilante; lesto : on the —,
all'erta -ness, s.: vigilanza, destrezza;
petulanza, f.
ale-wife, s.: ostessa d’ un’ osteria, f.
Alexandrine, ADI. : alessandrino.
algate(s){, ADV.: interamente; benchè.
àlge-bra, s.: algebra, f. -braic(al),
ADJ.: algebraico, d’algebra. -braist,
s.: algebrista, m.
al-gid, ADJ.: algente, freddo. -gidity,
s.: algore, m.
alias, ADV.: altrimente.
Alibi, s.: (/eg.) alibi, m.
alien, ADJ.: alieno, straniero; S.: fore-
stiere, m., f. -able, ADI.: alienabile.
-ate, TR.: alienare; trasferire, vendere.
-ated, ADJ.: alienato, trasferito. -ation,
s.: alienazione, f.: — of mind, alienazione
di mente, f.
alight, INTR.: smontare; mettere piè a
terra.
alike, ADV.: simile, similmente, pari-
mente.
àli-ment, s.: alimento; cibo, m. -mén-
tal, -mèntary, ADJ.: alimentoso, nu-
tritivo: — canal, canale (or dutto) ali-
mentario. -mentation, s.: alimentare,
nutricamento, m.
alimony, s.: pensione alimentaria, f.
aliquot, ADJ.: aliquoto.
alive, ADJ.: vivente, vivo, vivace, attivo:
keep —, far vivere, serbare in vita.
àl-kali, s.. alcali, m. -kaline, ADI.:
alcalino. -kalizate, TR.: alcalizzare.
-kalizate, ADJ.: alcalizzato, d’ alcali.
-kalization, s.: alcalizzazione, f.
ail, ADJ.: tutto, ciascuno; S.: tutto, to-
tale, m.; ADV.: assolutamente, in tutto,
intieramente: — of us, tutti noi; — of a
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sudden, subitamente ; — over, da per tut-
to; not at —, no certo; — the better,
tanto meglio; nowhere at —, in nessun
luogo; ‘tis — one, è tutt’ uno; by —
means, onninamente, certamente, in ogni
modo; ADV.: in tutto, intieramente.
allay 1, s.: lega, misura,f. allay 2, TR.:
allegare, mescolare. -er, S.: alleggiato-
re; mitigatore, m. -menti, s.: alleggia-
mento; comforto, m.
all-cheering, ADJ.: rallegrante. -con-
quering, ADJ.: invincibile.
allegation, s.: allegazione; dichiarazio-
ne, f.
allèg-e, TR.: allegare; dichiarare. -eable,
ADJ.: che può allegarsi. -ement, S.:
allegamento, m.; difesa, f. er, s.: alle-
gatore, dichiaratore, m.
allégian-ee, s.: lealtà, fedeltà, f.: oath
of —, giuramento di fedeltà. -t, ADJ.:
leale, fedele.
alle-géric(al), ADJ.: allegorico. -géric-
allay
ally, aDv.: allegoricamente. alle-go-
rize, TR.: allegorizzare. -gory, S.:
allegoria, f.
allegro, s.: allegro, m.
allevia-te, TR.: alleviare; mitigare.
-ation, S.: alleviamento; comforto, m.
alley, s.: viale di giardino; chiassoliro,
chiasso, m.: bland —, angiporto.
all-hallowtide, s.: primo di novem-
bre, m.
alli-anee, s.: alleanza; affinità, f. -ed,
ADJ.. alleato, confederato, m. pl.
alligate, TR.: collegare.
alligator, s.: alligatore, m.
alliteration, s.: alliterazione; ripeti-
zione, f.
all-knowing, ADJ.: onnisciente.
allocution, S.: allocuzione, f.
allodium, s.: (jur.) allodio, m.
allòt, TR.: assegnare; aggiudicare.
-ment, S.: assegnazione ; distribuzione, f.
alléw, TR.: accordare, concedere; per-
mettere; dedurre: — me to tell you, per-
mettete che io vi dica. -able, ADJ.: am-
missibile; permesso, giusto. -ableness,
s.. legittimità; proprietà; giustezza, f.
-anee, Ss: mantenimento, m.; concessio-
ne; razione, f.; make —, essere indul-
gente; a yearly — , un assegno annuo.
all-soulsday, s.: festa di tutti i San-
ti, f.
allude, INTR.: alludere, sottintendere.
allùr-e, TR.: adescare, allettare. -ement,
s.: adescamento, allettamento, m. -er,
s.: adescatore, allettattore, m. -ing,
ADJ.: lusinghevole; fallace; s.: alletta-
mento, m. -ingly, ADV.: lusinghevol-
mente. -ingness, S.. allettanza; lu-
singheria, f.
allusion, s.: allusione, f. -sive, ADI.:
altitude
allusivo. -sively, ADV.: in modo allu-
sivo. -siveness, 8.: allusione, f.
allavion, s.: alluvione, f. si
all-wise, ADJ.: onnisciente.
allyi, s.: alleato; parente, m. ally2
TR.: associare; legare.
almanac, S.: almanacco, m.
almigh-tiness, S.: onnipotenza, f. -ty,
ADJ.: onnipotente.
almond, s.: mandorla, f.: — tree, s.:
mandorlo. -s, PL.: glandule,f. pi. ; orre-
chioni, m. pl.
almoner, s.: elemosiniere; capellano, m.
-monry, S.: ufficio dell’ elemosiniere, m.
almost, ADV.: quasi; pressochè.
alms, s.PL.: limosina, f. =basket, s.: pa-
niere da limosine, m. -deed, s.: dono
caritatevole, m. -giver, s.: limosiniere,
m. house, s.: spedale, m. =man,s.:
limosinante, mendicante, m.
Alnight}, s.: candela di cera; lumicina,f.
aloes, s.: aloé, m.
aloft, ADI. : alto, elevato, pomposo. aloft,
ADV., PREP.: su; in alto.
alone, ADJ., ADV.: solo, solitario: all (or
quite) —, solo soletto; let —, lasciare
stare, abbandonare; let him — for that,
lasciate, fare a lui.
alòng, ADV., PREP.: pur via; alla lunga,
lungo; accosto; appresso: come —, avan-
ti; venite pur via; — with, unitamente a,
in compagnia di. -side, PREP.: lungo di
bordo, accosto, lungo la banda.
aldof, ADv.: di lungi; dalontano; (nav)
al vento.
alsud, ADv.: ad alta voce; forte.
alpha-bet, s.: alfabeto, m. -hétical,
ADJ.: alfabetico. -bétically, ADV.: al
fabeticamente.
alréady, ADv.: già, di già, innanzi.
Also, CONJ.: anche, ancora; oltre.
altar, s.: altare, m.
altar-piece, s.: quadro d’ altare, pallio.
al-ter, TR.: alterare; cangiare; rifare;
INTR.: cambiare, variare; corrompersi.
-terable, ADI.: alterabile. -terable-
ness, S.: attezza ad alterarsi, f. -ter-
ably, ADV.: in modo alterabile. -ter-
ant, ADJ.: alterante. -teration, 8:
alterazione, f. -tereation, s.: alterca-
zione; contesa, f. -ternaey, s.: alter-
nazione, f. -térmatet, ADI.: alterna
tivo, reciproco. -térnate2, TR.: alter-
nare; avvicendare. -térnately, ADV.:
a vicenda. -térnateness, S.: vicende-
volezza, scambievolezza, f. -ternation,
s.: alternazione, f. -térnative, ADI.
alternativo; s.: alternativa, f. -térma-
tively, ADV.: alternativamente.
although, cons. : benchè, ancorchè, seb
bene.
altitude, s.:
altitudine, altezza, f.
altogether
gltogéther, ADV.: affatto, interamente.
iLum, s.: allume, m. -lùminous,
ADI.: alluminoso.
ilways, ADV.: sempre, continuamente.
im, PRES. di be.
amability, S.: amabilità ; piacevolezza, f.
amain, ADV.: vigorosamente; (nav.) a
tutta forza.
amalga-mate, TR.: amalgamare. -ma-
tion, s.: amalgamazione, f.
amanuénsis, S.: amanuense, copista,
segretario, m.
amaranth, s.: amaranto, m.
amàss, TR.: ammassare, accumulare.
-ment, s.: ammassamento, m.
amatéur, s.: amatore, dilettante, m.
iimatory, ADJ.: amatorio.
amaz-e1,S.: stupore, m.,sorpresa,f. -e2,
Tr.:stordire ; sorprendere. -edly, ADV.:
in modosorprendente. -edmess, -ement,
8.: sorpresa, f., stupore, m. -img, ADI.:
stupendo, maraviglioso. -imgly, ADV.:
maravigliosamente.
amazon, S.: amazzone, f.
ambass. . = embass. .
amber, s.: ambra, f.; ADJ.: ambrato,
d'ambra. -coloured, s.: color d’ ambra,
m. -grîs, s.: ambracane, m.
ambi-déxter, s.: ambidestro; furbo,
m. -dexterity, s.: dissimulazione, f.,
furberia. -déxtrous, ADJ.: ambide-
stro, doppio.
ambient, ADJ.: ambiente.
am-biguity, s.: ambiguità; dubbiezza,
f. -biguous, aDJ.: ambiguo, equivoco.
-biguously, ADv.: ambiguamente, equi-
vocamente. -biguousness, s.: ambi-
guità, f.
ambit, s.: circuito, m., circonferenza, f.
ambi-tion, s.: ambizione, f. -tious,
ADI. : ambizioso. -tiously, ADV.: ambi-
si -tiousness, S.: ambizio-
ne, f.
ambl-e1,s.: ambio, m. -e2, INTR.: andar
l'ambio. -er, s.: cavallo ambiante, m.
«ing, ADJ.: ambiante: — pace, pace,
ambio portante. -ingly, ADV.: col pas-
so dell’ ambio.
ambro-sia, s.: ambrosia, f.
ADI.: d ambrosia ; ambrosio.
ambsaee, s.: ambassi, m. pl.
ambu-late, INTR.: ambulare. -lation,
S.: andamento, passeggio lento, m. -la-
tory, ADJ.: ambulatorio.
am-buscade, àm-bush, s.: imboscata,
J, agguato, inganno, m.: lay in —, tender
un agguato; lie in —, stare in agguato,
imboscarsi. -bushed, ADI.: imboscato ;
la agguato.
amélio-rate, TR.: migliorare. -ration,
8.: miglioramento, m.
amén, ADV.: amen, così sia.
-sial,
ame-thyst, s.: amatista, f.
amnesty, S.:
amomumij,s.:
among, -gst, PREP.: fra, tra, infra.
amplify 13
aménable, ADJ.: risponsabile; tenuto.
amènd, TR.: ammendare, correggere, pur-
gare; INTR.: ammendarsi; correggersi,
migliorarsi. -er, s.: ammendatore, cor-
rettore, m. -ment, s.: ammendamento,
m.; riforma, f. -s, S.: ammenda; ricom-
pensa, f.: make —, ricompensare, rimu-
nerare, risarcire.
aménity, s.: amenità; piacevolezza, f.
améree, TR.: imporre una multa. -able,
ADJ.: soggetto all’ammenda. -ment, s.:
ammenda, multa, f.
-thystine,
ADJ.: dell amatista.
amiabl-e, ADJ.: affezionato, affabile, av-
venente. -eness, s.: affabilità, grazia;
benignità, f. -y, ADV.: amabilmente, be-
nignamente.
àmicabl-e, aDJ.: amichevole, piacevole.
-eness, S.: benevolenza; cordialità, f.
-y, ADV.: amichevolmente.
amice, S.: ammitto, m.
amid, -st, PREP.: fra; nel mezzo.
amiss, ADV.: male;
a male, in mala
parte: take —, aver a male, prendere in
mala parte.
amission, S.: perdita, f.
amity, S.: amicizia; concordia, f.
ammunition, s.:munizione, f. «bread,
S.: pane di munizione, m.
amnistia, f., perdono gene-
rale, m.
amomo, m.
amo-rist, S.: amante, innamorato, m.
-rous, ADJ.: amoroso. -rously, ADV.:
amorosamente, con amore. -rousness,
s.: amorevolezza, affezione, f.
amorphous, ADI. : amorfo.
amért, ADJ.: ammortito, malinconico.
-ization, s.: (Jaw) estinzione, f. -ize,
TR.: amortizzare, estinguere.
ambotion, s.: rimovimento, m.
ambunti, s.: montante, m.; somma to-
tale, f.: to the — of, fino alla concorrenza
di. amount2, INTR.: montare; arri-
vare; ascendere; valere.
amour, s.: intrigo amoroso, m.
ambòve, TR.: rimuovere.
amphibious, ADI. : anfibio.
amphibòlogy, s.: anfibologia, f
amphibrach, s.: anfibraco.
amphictyònic, ADI. : anfizionico. Am-
phictyons, s. PL.: Anfizioni.
amphithé-atre, s.: anfiteatro, m. -at-
rical, ADJ.: anfiteatrale.
am-ple, ADJ.: ampio, largo.
s.: ampiezza; grandezza, f.
TR.: amplificare. -plification, s.: am-
plificazione, f. -plifier, s.: amplifica-
tore, m. -plify, TR.: amplificare; esa-
gerare; INTR.: diffondersi; distendersi.
-pleness,
-plificate,
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-plitude, s.: amplitudine; ampiezza, f.
-ply, ADV.: ampiamente, largamente, co-
piosamente.
ampu-tate, TR.: amputare; troncare.
-tation, S.: (surg.) amputazione, f.;
troncamento, m.
amulet, s.: amuleto, m.
amuùs-e, TR.: trattenere, tenere a bada.
-ement, 8.: trattenimento; passatempo,
m. -er, S.: trastullatore, m. -ive,
ADI. : dilettevole, sollazzevole.
am, ART. = a.
anabaptist, s.: anabattista, m.
anachronism, 8.: anacronismo, m.
àna-gram,s.: anagramma,m. -gràm-
matist, S.: anagrammatista, m. -gràm-
matize, INTR.: anagrammatizzare.
Analects, s. PL.: analetti, m. pl.
an-alògical, ADJ.: analogico. -alòg-
ically, ADV.: analogicamente, per ana-
logia. -alogize, TR.: spiegare per ana-
amplitude
logia. -&logous, ADJ.: analogo, simile.
-alogy, 8.: analogia, conformità, f.
an-alyse = -yze. -alysis, S.: analisi,
f. -alytical, ADI.: analitico. -alyt-
ically, ADV.: per via d’ analisi. -alyze,
TR.: analizzare. -alyzer, S.: analista;
notomista, m. =
ananas, S.: ananasso, M.
àn-arch, s.: anarchista, m. -archi-
e(al), ADI. : anarchico, d’ anarchia. -ar-
chist, S.: anarchista, m. -archy, S.:
anarchia, f.
anàthe-ma, s.: anatema; scomunica, f.
-màtical, ADJ.: d’anatema. -màtic-
ally, ADV.: per via d’anatema. -ma-
tize, TR.: anatemizzare, scomunicare.
an-atémical, ADJ.: anatomico. -atòm-
ically, ADV.: anatomicamente. -ato-
mist, 8.: anatomista, notomista, m.
-Atomize, TR.: notomizzare. -atomy,
8.: anatomia, notomia.
ànees-tor, S.: antenato; predecessore,
m. -tral, ADJ.: d’ antenati, ereditario.
-try, 8.: schiatta; razza, f.
ànchor, 8.: ancora, f.: cast —, gettar
l'ancora; lie, ride at —, essere all’ an-
cora; weigh —, scioglier l ancora. an-
chor, INTR.: gettar I’ ancora, ancorare.
-age, s.: ancoramento, m.
anchorite, 8.: anacoreta, eremita, m.
anchdovy, 8.: acciuga, f.
ancient, ADJ.: antico, vecchio: grow
—, invecchiare. ancient2,s.: bandiera,
S.; pennoncello, m. «bearer, 8.: por-
tastandardo, m. -ly, ADV.: anticamente;
a’ tempi andati. -ness, s.: antichità, an-
zianità, f. -ry, 8.: anzianità, f.
and, CONJ.: e, ed.
andiron, s.: alare, m.
androgyne, S.: androgino, ermafrodito,
m,
annihilation
anecdote, S.: aneddoto, m.
anént, PREP.; concernente.
anew, ADV.: di nuovo, ancora, m.
angel, s.: angelo, angiolo, m.: guardian
—; angele custode.
angélic, ADJ.: angelico. -a, s.: (bot.)
angelica, f. -al, ADI.: angelico. -al-
ness, 8.: eccellenza angelica, f.
angelot, s.: angelica, f. (strumento).
angel-shot, s.: palla ramata, f.
àngeri, 8.: collera, ira; stizza, f. an-
ger2,TR.: adirare, irritare; stizzare. -ly,
ADV.: adiratamente, stizzosamente.
am-glet, s.: amo (da pigliar pesci);
(geom.) angolo, m. -gle2, TR.: pescare
coll’amo; allettare. -gler, s.: pesca
tore coll’amo, m. «rod, s.: canna da
pescare, f.
angli-eism, s.: anglicismo, m. -eize,
TR.: render inglese.
angling, s.: pescare coll’ amo, m.
àn-grily, ADV.: con collera, iratamente,
-gry, ADJ.: irato, collerico : be —, essere
in collera: make —, far adirare; get —,
adirarsi; — with, adirato contro.
ànguish,s.: angoscia, f., affanno, dolore,
m. -ed, ADJ.: angosciato.
angu-lar, ADJ.: angolare, angoloso.
-larly, ADV.: con angoli. -larness, 8.:
forma angolare, f. -lated, ADI.: ango-
lato.
angùsti, ADJ.: angusto, stretto.
anhelation, 8.: anelito, m.
anights}, ADV.: di notte, in tempo di
notte.
àn-ilenessi, -ility, 8.: vecchiezza (d'una
donna), f.
animadvér-sion, S.: osservazione, f.
-sive, ADJ.: censurante, critico. -t,TR.:
osservare, considerare; notare. -ter,8.:
censore, critico, m.
àni-mali, s.: animale, mn. -mal2, ADI.:
animale. -maleule, 8.: animaletto, m.
-mality, s.: qualità d’ un animale, f.
àni-mate, TR.: animare; incoraggiare.
-mate(d), ADJ.: animato, brioso. -mate-
ness, -matign,s.: animazione; vivacità,
f. -mative, ADI. : vivificante. -mator,
s.: animatore, mn.
ani-mose, ADJ.: animoso.
animosita, f.; rancore, m.
anise, S.: anice, m.
ankle, -bone, s.: caviglia del piede, f.
an-nalist,s.: analista, m. -nals,8.PL.:
annali, m. pl.
annéal, TR.: temperare (il vetro).
an-néx, TR.: giungere, unire. -nexa-
tion, s.: aggiunzione, f. -nexion, 8.:
aggiungimento, m.; aggiunta, f. Sa
annihi-lable, ADJ.: che può annichi-
larsi. -late, TR.: annichilare. -lation,
8.: annichilazione; distruzione, f.
-mosity, 8.:
anniversary
annivérsary, ADJ.: annuale; s.: anni-
versario, n.
Anno-tate, TR.: annotare. -tation, s.:
annotazione ; osservazione, f. -tator,S.:
annotatore, m.
annòune-e, TR.: annunziare; pubblicare.
-er, S.: annunziatore, m.
anniy, TR.: annoiare, molestare ; infasti-
dire. -anee, S.: annoiamento, m. -er,
S.: importuno, m.
innual, ADJ.: annuale, annuario. -ly,
ADV.: annualmente, d’ anno in anno.
annù-itant, S.: pensionario, m. -ity,
s.: annualità; rendita annuale, f.: settle
an — upon any one, costituire ad alcu-
no un annuo assegno.
annul, TR.: annullare, estinguere.
aunular, ADJ.: annullare; annulario.
annulling, s.: annullazione, f.
annùmerateij, TR.: annoverare.
annùn-ciate}, TR.: annunziare. -cià-
tion, -ciation-day, S.: annunziazio-
ne, f.
anodyne, ADJ.: (med.) anodino.
andint, TR.: ungere, unguentare. -er,
s.: che fa unzione. -ment, S.: unzio-
ne, f.
anòma-lous, ADJ.: anomalo, irregolare.
-lously, ADV.: irregolarmente. -ly, s.:
anomalia, irregolarità, f.
anon, ADV.: adesso adesso, fra poco; su-
bito: ever and —, ogni tanto, ad ogni
momento.
anònymous, ADJ.: anonimo. -ly, ADV.:
anonimamente.
anòther, ADJ.: (un) altro; differente:
one —,l'un I’ altro; one after —, un dopo
l’altro.
amswerl, S.: risposta, replica, f.: give
—s, rimbeccare ogni parola. answer,
INTR.: rispondere, replicare; corrispon-
dere; essere mallevadore ; (com.) soddis-
fare; — a question (letter), rispondere
ad una domanda (lettera); J will — for
him, io gli starò mallevadore. -able,
ADJ.: risponsabile; conforme. -able-
ness, S.: convenenza; conformità,f. -er,
8.: risponditore, m.
ant, s.: formica, f.
antàgo-nist, S.: antagonista; rivale, m.
-nise, INTR.: contendere.
antarctic, ADJ.: antartico.
anteeé-de, INTR.: andare innanzi.
‘dence, s.: precedenza, priorità, f.
-dent, s.: antecedente, m. -dently,
ADV.: antecedentemente, innanzi.
anteeèssor, S.: antecessore, m.
antechamber, S.: anticamera, f.
antedate, TR.: antidatare.
antedilavian, ADJ.: antediluviano.
antelope, s.: antilope, f.
antemeridian, ADJ.: antemeridiano.
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apetalous
antepénult, s.: antepenultima, f.
antéri-or, ADJ.: anteriore, precedente.
-ority, S.: anteriorità, priorità, f.
anthem, s.: antifona, f.; inno, m.
ànt-hill, s.: formicaio, m.
anthòlogy, s.: antologia, f.
Anthony’s fire, s.: risipola, f.
anthropology, s.: antropologia, f.
antiol, ADJ.: lepido; grottesco. antioz,
s.: buffone, m.
antichristian, ADJ.: anticristiano.
antici-pate, TR.: anticipare, prevenire.
-pation, s.: anticipazione, prevenzio-
ne, f.
anticly, ADV.: in modo faceto.
antidate = antedate.
antidote, s.: antidoto, m.
antipathy, S.: antipatia, avversione, f.
antipodes, s.: antipodi, m. pl.
an-tiquary, S.: antiquario, m. -ti-
quate, TR.: invecchiare, abolire, annul-
lare. -tîque, s.: anticaglia, f. -tiquity,
s.: antichità, f.
antithesis, S.: antitesi, f.
antitype, s.: figura, f., simbolo, m.
antler, s.: pugnale delle corna del cer-
vo, M.
anvil, s.: incude, incudine, f.
anxiety, S.: ansietà, f.; affanno, m.
anxious, ADJ.: ansioso. -ly, ADV.: an-
siosamente, con ansietà. -mess, S.: an-
sieta, sollecitudine, f.
#iny, ADJ., PRON.: ogni, ognuno, chiunque ;
qualunque; del (dello, della, etc., as a
parlitive: e. g. have you — paper? avete
della carta? as partitive also untrans-
lated); ne (e.g. has he —? ne ha?): in —
place, ovunque si sia; — farther, più oltre;
— longer, più lungo tiempo; — more, più.
-body, PRON.: chiunque, ciascuno, qual-
duno. -how, ADV.: come si voglia; in
qualunque modo; tuttavia, nondimeno.
-one, PRON.: ciascheduno, ognuno; qual-
cuno. -thing, PRON.: qualche cosa; qua-
lunque cosa, ogni cosa. -way(s), ADV.:
in qualunque modo. -where, ADV.: do-
vunque: — else, altrove. -whitherf,
ADV.: dovunque. -wise, ADV.: in qual-
siasi (or qualunque) modo.
apace, ADV.: presto, prestamente ; forte.
apàrt, ADV.: da parte, da canto.
apartment, s.: appartamento, m.
apathy, s.: apatia; indolenza, f.
àpel,s.: scimmia, f.: babbuino, m. apez,
TR.: scimmiottare, contraffare, imitare.
apéak, apéek, ADV.: a picco; perpen-
dicolarmente.
a-périent, -péritive, ADJ.: (med.) ape-
riente, aperitivo. -pért, ADJ.: aperto.
-pértly, ADV.: apertamente. è-per-
ture, S.: apertura, f.
apétalous, (bot.) apetalo.
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apex, s.: colmo, m., sommità; cima, f.
apho-rism, s.: aforismo, m.; massima,
f. -ristical, aDJ.: aforistico.
apiary, s.: arnia, f.; alveare, m.
apieee, ADV.: a testa, a ciascuno.
apish, ADJ.: di scimmia; giullaresco: —
trick, giulleria, f. -ly, ADV.: da scimmia;
buffonescamente. -ness, S.: buffoneria;
giulleria, f.
apòca-lypse, S.: apocalisse, f: -lypt-
ic(al), ADJ.: apocalittico.
apécriphal, ADJ.: apocrifo, non auten-
tico.
apodictic, -al, ADI. : apodittico.
Apogee, S.: apogeo, m.
apologétical, ADI. : apologetico.
apò-logist, S.: apologista; difensore.
-logize, INTR.: fare un’ apologia, chie-
deré scusa, scolparsi.
apo-logue, s.: apologo, m.; favola mo-
rale, f. -logy, S.: apologia, difesa, f.
àpophthegm, s.: apotegma, m.
apo-pléctical, ADI.: apopletico. apo-
plexy, s.. apoplessia, f.
apòs-tasy, S.: apostasia, f., rinnegamen-
to, m. -tate, S.: apostata, rinnegato,
m. -tatize, INTR.: apostatare.
apòs-temate, INTR.: impostemire.
apos-teme, S.: apostema, postema, f.
apòs-tle, s. appostolo, apostolo, m. -tle-
ship, S.: appostolato, m. -tòlical,ADI.:
appostolico. -tdlically, ADV.: appo-
stolicamente.
apòs-trophe, s.: apostrofo, m.; apo-
strofe, f. -trophise, TR.: apostrofare;
indirizzare la parola ad altra persona.
àpostume, S.: (surg.) apostema, f.
apòthecary, s.: farmacista, speziale, m.:
—s shop, farmacia, spezeria.
appall, Tr.: stupefare; atterrire; spaven-
tare. -ment, S.: stupore; spavento, m.
appanage, S.: appanaggio, m.
apparatus, S.: apparato; apparec-
chio, m.
appèàrel1, s.: addobbamento; vestimento,
vestito, m. apparel 2, TR.: addobbare;
vestire.
apparent, ADJ.: apparente, evidente;
verosimile, presuntivo: heir —, erede pre-
suntivo. -ly, ADV.: apparentemente,
chiaramente. -ness, S.: evidenza, chia-
rezza, f.
ap-parition, s.: apparizione, visione, f.
-pàritor, s.: cursore; bidello, m.
appéall, s.: appellazione; accusa, f.;
court of —, corte d’ appello; lodge an —,
interporre appello. appeal2, INTR.: ap-
pellare; accusare. -amty, S.: appellan-
te, m.
appéar, INTR.: apparire; comparire; farsi
vedere: it —s, pare, è manifesto; make
—, far vedere, dimostrare. -anee, S.:
apposition
apparenza; probabilità, f.: at first—, a
prima vista; personal —, comparsa per-
sonale, f.
appéa-sable, ADI.: placabile. -sable-
ness, S.: placabilità; riconciliazione, FA
-se, TR.: pacificare, placare; quietare;
mitigare. -sement, S.: placamento, m.
.-Ser, S.: pacificatore, intercessore, m.
appél-lant, s. : appellante, m. -lation,
S.: appellazione, f. -lative, s.: (gram.)
appellativo, m. -latively, ADY.: a
modo d’ appellativo. -lée, s.: (jur.) ac-
cusato, m.
appénd, TR.: appendere, sospendere.
-age, -ant, S.: accessorio, m. -ix, s.:
appendice ; dipendenza, f.
appertain, INTR.: appartenere; con-
venirsi. -ment, s.: privilegio, m.
appe-tenee, -teney, S.: appetenza;
brama, f. -tible, ADJ.: appetibile, de-
siderabile. -tite, S.: appetito, m.; avi-
dità, f. -tition, s.: appetizione, f.
applau-d, TR.: applaudire, approvare.
-der, S.: applauditore, acclamante, m.
-se, S.: applauso, acclamazione, f.
apple, s.: pomo, m.; mela, f.: the — of
the eye, la pupilla dell occhio; erab—,
mela selvatica. cart, S.: carretta di
pomi, f. -dumpling, s.: torta di mela,
f. =&rove, S.: pometo, m. -harvest,
s.. raccolta delle mele, f. -monger,
s.: venditore di mele, m. -«parings,
S. PL.: scorze di mela, f. pl. sauce,
S.: conserva di pomi, f. =tree, s.: melo,
M. woman, s.: donna che vende
mele, f. -yard,s.: pometo, m.
appli-able, Api. : convenevole, conforme.
-anee, S.: adattamento, m.
appli-cable, ADI. : applicabile; convene-
vole. -eableness, s.: conformità, f.
-cably, ADV.: convenevolmente. -ca-
tion, s.: applicazione, f., applicare, m.;
assiduità, f.; ricorso, rifugio, m.:
— to one, aver ricorso ad uno. -cative,
ADJ.: applicabile.
apply, TR.: applicare, adattare; ricor-
rere, rifuggire; REFL.: applicarsi; impie-
garsi: (rail.) — the brake, frenare; —
one’s mind to, applicarsi a. .
appéint, TR.: ordinare; regolare; desti-
nare, assegnare, fissare: — a day,
sare un giorno. -er, S.: ordinatore, m.
-ment, s.: decreto, mandato; assegna
mento; impiego, m.: seek an —, chiedere
un impiego.
apportion, TR.: proporzionare. -ment,
s.: uguale distribuzione, f.
àppo-site, ADI.: adatto, proprio, congruo.
-sitely, ADV. : propriamente, convenevol-
mente. -siteness, S.: proprietà; accon-
cezza; convenienza, f. -sitiom, S.: ap
posizione, f.
appraise
apprài-se, TR.: apprezzare, stimare.
-sement, S.: estimazione, f. -ser, S.:
apprezzatore, estimatore, m. -sing, S.:
estimazione, f.
appré-ciable, ADJ.: apprezzabile, esti-
mabile. -ciate, TR.: stimare, valutare,
pregiare. -ciation, S.: apprezzamento,
m
appre-hénd, TR.: prendere, catturare;
intendere, conoscere ; temere. -hénder,
s.: sergente; intenditore, m. -hémnsi-
ble, ADJ.: apprensibile; comprensibile.
-hénsion, S.: cattura; concezione;
comprendimento, intelletto, m.; paura, f>,
timore, m.: in my —, a parer mio; dull
of —, d’ingegno ottuso. -hénsive,
ADI. : apprensivo; pauroso.
appréntieeI, s.: apprendente, fattorino,
m. apprentice2, TR.: prendere per
fattorino. -ship, S.: noviziato, tirocinio,
garzonaggio, m.: serve ones —. fare il
tironcinio.
apprize, TR.: informare.
approach 1, 3.: avvicinamento ; accesso,
m.; (mil.) PL.: approcci. approachz,
TR.: avvicinare; approssimare; INTR.:
avvicinarsi, accostarsi, approssimarsi.
«able, ADJ.: accessibile. -img, ADJ.:
approssimante, vicino. -ment, S.: avvi-
cinamento, accostamento, m.
approbation, s.: approbazione, f.
appropri-ateI, TR.: appropriare: — to
one’s self, appropriarsi. appropri-ate 2,
ADJ.: appropriato; convenevole, idoneo.
«Ation, s.: appropriazione, f.
apprò-vable, ADJ.: approvabile: lode-
vole. -val, s.: approbazione, f. -ve,
TR.: approvare; avere per buono; accet-
tare, ricevere: I cannot — of it, non pos-
so approvar ciò. -vement, S.: approba-
zione, f.; miglioramento, m. -ver, S.:
approvatore, m.
approxi-mateI, INTR.: approssimarsi,
accostarsi. -mate2, ADJ.: prossimo, vi-
cino. -mation, s.: avvicinazione, f.
-mative, ADI. : approssimativo.
appùrtenanee, S.: appartenenza, atte-
elio
Pini s.: albicocca, f.
pril d-, s.. aprile, m.:
@ aprile, corbellatura.
apron or purn, s.: grembiule, m.
apropos, ADV.: a proposito.
apsis, s.: apside, f.
apt, ADJ.: atto, idoneo, acconcio: be —
to learn, imparare facilmente; he is — to
make such mistakes, egli è molto soggetto
a fare simili errori. -ate, TR.: adattare.
-itude, s.: attezza, naturale disposizione,
-ly, ADV.: attamente, acconciamente ;
2 proposito. -mess, S.: attezza, conve-
nienza; conformità, f.
— fool, pesce
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evita,
ardently
aqua-fortis, s.: acquaforte, f.
S.: acquavite, f.
aquatic, ADJ.: acquatico.
aqueduct, s.: acquidotto ; canale, m.
aqueous, ADJ.: acquoso.
aquiline, ADJ.: aquilino, d’ aquila.
A-rab d-, s.: arabo, n. -rabian, ADJ.:
arabo, di Arabia; s.: arabo, m.
ar-able, ADI.: arabile. -ation, sS..
aratura, f., aramento, m.
arbalist, s.: balestra, f.
striere, m.
ar-biter, S.: arbitro; arbitratore, m.
-bitrable, apJ.: arbitrario. -bitrage,
-bitrament, s.: arbitrio, m.; scelta, f.
-bitrarily, ADV.: arbitrariamente. -bi-
trariness, S.: autorità assoluta, f.
-bitrary, ADJ.: arbitrario, assoluto ; de-
spotico. -bitrate, TR.: arbitrare; giu-
dicare. -bitration, s.: arbitrato, m.
-bitrator, S.: arbitratore, arbitro, m.
-bitrement, s.: arbitrato; compro-
messo, m. -bitress, S.: arbitra, f.
arbour, s.: pergola, f., pergolato, m.
Are, S.: arco; segmento (d’un cerchio), m.
arcanum, S.: arcano, segreto, m.
archi, s.: volta, f., arco, m.; capo, m.:
triumphal —, arco trionfale, m. arch2,
ADJ.: astuto, mascagno; arci: look —,
inarcare le ciglia. arch3, TR.: archeg-
giare.
arch-angel, s.: arcangelo, m. -bishop,
S.: arcivescovo, m. -bishopric, S.:
arcivescovado, m. -déacon, s.: arci
diacono, m. -déaconry, S.: arcidiaco-
nato, m. -dichess, s.: arciduchessa, f.
-dake, s.: arciduca, m. -dukedom,
s.: arciducato, m.
arched, ADJ.: arcato, curvo.
archedlogy, s.: archeologia, f.
archer, s.: arciere, tiratore d’arco, m.
-y, S.: arte di tirare l'arco, m.
archetype, s.: archetipo, originale, m.
-typal, ADI.. d’archetipo.
archiepiscopal, ADJ.: d’arcivescovo.
archi-tect, S.: architetto, m. -tec-
tonic, ADI. : architettonico. -téctural,
ADJ.: d'architettura. -técture, S.: ar-
chitettura, f.
architrave, 8.: (arch.) architrave, m.
archives, S. PL.: archivio, m.
archly, ADV.: giocosamente.
Aarchpriest, S.: arciprete, m.
archtraitor, s.: gran traditore, tradito-
raccio, m.
Archwise, ADI. : in forma d’ arco.
Arctie Grc-, ADJ.: artico, settentrionale.
arcu-ate, ADJ.: piegato in arco. -Ation,
8.: curvità, f.
ar-deney, S.:
sione, f.
sionato.
-er, S.: bale-
ardore; fervore, m.; pas-
-dent, ADJ.: ardente; appas-
-dently, ADV.: ardentemente;
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con passione. -dentness, S.: ardore,
m.; violenza, f. -dour, s.: ardore; de-
siderio intenso, m. -duous, ADJ.: ar-
duo; difficile. -duousmess, s.: arduità;
difficoltà, f.
area, S.: area, f.; spazio, m.
arenaceous, ADI. : sabbioso.
areòmeter, S.: areometro, m.
argil, s.: argilla, argiglia, f.
-lous, ADI. : argiglioso.
argu-e, INTR.: arguire; disputare, con-
testare; accusare. -er, S.: argomenta-
tore, disputatore, m. -ment, S.: argo-
mento; indizio, m.; controversia, f.
-mentation, S.: argomentazione, f.
-méntative, ADJ.: argomentativo.
argùtet, ADJ.: arguto, pronto; vivace.
ar-id, ADJ.: arido, secco; sterile. -idity,
s.: aridezza, aridità, f.
aries, S.: (astr.) ariete, m.
ariétta, s.: arietta; canzonetta, f.
aright, ADV.: dirittamente; precisa-
mente; sanamente: set —, aggiustare.
a-rîse, IRR.; INTR.: levarsi; venire, derivare,
procedere. -risen, part. del v. arise.
aristocraey, S.: aristocrazia, f. aris-
tocrat, s.: aristocratico, m. -eràti-
cal, ADJ.: aristocratico. -eràtically,
ADV.: in modo aristocratico.
arith-metic, Ss.: aritmetica, arimme-
-a&ceous,
tica, f. -métical, ADJ.: arimmetico,
darimmetica. -métically, ADV.: arit-
meticamente. -metician, S.: aritme-
tico, arimmetico, m.
ark, s.: arca, f.
&àrmi, S.: braccio; ramo; potere, m.
arm?2, arme, arma, f.: small —, brac-
ciolino; big —, braccione; coat of —s,
arme; by force of —s, a forza d'arme;
take up —s, prender l’ armi; lay down
—s, metter giù l’armi. arm3,TR.: ar-
mare; munire; guernire; INTR.: armarsi;
munirsi. -ada, S.: armata, f. -ament,
s.: armamento, m. -ature, S.. arma-
tura, armadura, f. -ed, ADJ.: armato;
dalle braccia. chair, S.: sedia a brac-
ciuoli, f. -ful, s.: bracciata, f.: by —s,
a bracciate. -hole, S.: ascella, f. -il-
lary, ADJ.: (astr.) armillare. -istiee,
s.: armistizio, m. -let, S.: bracciolino,
bracciale, m. -orer, S.: armaiuolo, m.
-our, s.: armatura, f.; armi, f. pl. =pit,
s.: ascella, f. -y, S.: esercito, m.; ar-
mata, f.: standing —, armata perma-
nente.
arò-ma,s.: aroma, m. -màtic(al), ADI.:
aromatico, di buon odore. -matiecs, s.
PL.: spezie, f.; aromi, m. pl. -matiza-
tion, S.: aromatizzare, m. -matize,
TR.: aromatizzare; profumare.
around, ADV., PREP.: intorno, all’ intorno
(di).
articulately
arouse, TR.: svegliare; stimolare, ecci-
tare.
arow, ADV.: in fila, in ordine.
arque-buse, s.: archibuso, arcobugio, m.
-busade, -busîer, s.: archibusiere, m.
arraign, TR.: assettare; citare in gin-
dizio, accusare. -ment, s.: accusa, f.;
processo, m.
arrange, TR.: porre in ordine; aggiu-
stare, assettare. -ment, S.: aggiusta-
mento, ordine; assettamento, m.
arrant, ADJ.: mero, vero, di prima riga:
— knave, furbaccio, m. -ly, ADV.: per-
versamente, corrottamente.
arras, S.: arrazzo, m.
array 1, 8.: vestito, abito, m.; schiera, f.:
in battle —, schierato. array2, TR:
vestire, abbigliare ; schierare.
arréar, s.: debito, m.; retroguardia
(d’ un esercito), f.: be in —s, restar debi-
tore. -age, S.: arretrato, m.
arréstI, S.: arresto, m., cattura, f. ar-
rest2, TR.: arrestare, catturare: put
under —, mettere agli arresti.
arride, TR.: arridere; ridersi di uno.
arriere-guard, s.: retroguardia, f.
arri-val, s.: arrivo, m., venuta, f. -ve,
INTR.: arrivare; venire; accadere.
arro-ganee, -ganey, S.: arroganza,
presunzione; temerità, f. -gant, ADJ.:
arrogante, presuntuoso. -gantly, ADV.:
arrogantemente, orgogliosamente. -gate,
INTR.: presumere; arrogarsi. -gation,
S.: pretensione, f.
arrow, s.: saetta, freccia, f.; dardo, m.
eshaped, ADJ.: sagittato. -y, ADI.: di
freccia.
arse, S.: culo, deretano, m.
Arsenal, s.: arsenale, m.
àr-senic, S.: arsenico, m. -sénical,
ADJ.: d’ arsenico.
arson, s.: arsione, f.; delitto d’ incenda-
rio, m.
Art, s.: arte; professione; industria, f.:
the fine —s, le belle arti; the liberal —s,
le arti liberali; black —, arte magica, f.;
master of —s, maestro d’ arti, m.
artérial, ADJ.: arteriale, arterioso.
artery, S.: arteria, f.
artful, ADJ.: artificioso; abile. -ly,
ADV.: con arte, maestramente. -mess,S.:
maestria, destrezza; astuzia, f. :
ar-thritic, -thritical, ADI.: artetico.
-thritis, s.: artetica, f.
artichoke, s.: carciofo, m.
ar-ticle1, s.: articolo, m.: definite —,
articolo determinante; leading —, arti
colo di fondo. -tiele2, INTR.: stipulare,
patteggiare. -ticular, ADI.: articolare.
-ticulatet, ADJ.: articolato, distinto.
-ticulate 2, TR.: articolare; pronunziare
distintamente. -ticulately, ADV.: dis-
articulation
tintamente. -ticulation, s.: articola-
zione; giuntura, f.
àr-tifiee, S.: artificio; astuzia, f. -tif
ieer, S.: artefice, artista; artigiano, m.
-tificial, ADI.: artificiale, artificioso.
-tificially, ADV.: artificialmente, con
artificio. -tificialmess, s.: destrezza,
sottigliezza ; astuzia, f.
artillery, s.: artiglieria, f.: heavy —,
artigleria grossa. -man, S.: artigliere, m.
àr-tisan, S.: artigiano, artefice, m. -tist,
s.: artista, artefice, m. -tistic(al), ADI.:
artistico.
artless, ADJ.: senz’ arte, semplice. -less-
ly, ADV.: sen?’ arte, naturalmente.
às, ADV., CONJ.: mentre, come; così;
quale; pressochè ; perchè, poichè: — for,
come per; — for to, in quanto a; — it
were, per così dire; — often —, ogni vol-
ta che; — much —, tanto quanto; —
many —, tanti quanti, altrettanti; —
much —, per quanto; — soon —, subito
che, quanto prima ; — well —, così, tanto
bene che; — rich —, così ricco come; —
though, benchè ; sebbene; — you love me,
se m’ amate.
asbés-tine, ADJ.: incombustibile.
8.: amianto, m.
aseén-d, IN(TR.): ascendere, montare.
-dant, ADJ.: superiore, predominante;
—, S.: ascendente, m.; superiorità, f.
-deney, s.: influenza, f., potere, m., fa-
coltà, f. -sign, S.: ascensione, f., ascen-
dimento, m. -t, S.: salita, montata;
eminenza; (rail) salita, acclività, f.:
steep —, salita ripida.
aseertain, TR.: accertare; verificare;
fissare ; tassare, apprezzare. -ment, S.:
accertamento ; modello, m.
aseét-ic, S.: asceta, m. -ieism, S.: as-
ceticismo.
ascribe, TR.: ascrivere, attribuire, impu-
tare.
ash, s.: frassino, m.
ashamed, ADJ.: vergognoso, confuso: be
—, aver vergogna.
ish-coloured, ADJ.: cenericcio. -es,
S. PL.: cenere, f., ceneri, f. pl.: be reduced
to —, ridursi (andare) in cenere.
ashore, ADV.: a terra, a riva.
Ash-Wednesday, s.: mercoledì delle ce-
neri, m. ashy, ADJ.: ceneroso; sparso
di cenere.
aside, ADV.: a parte, da banda: go —,
andare in disparte; take one —, prendere
uno a parte; lay —, metter da parte;
stand —, starsi in disparte.
ask, TR.: domandare; chiedere: — advice,
domandar consiglio ; — again, ridimanda-
re; — pardon, domandar perdono.
a-skànee, -skànt. ADV.: a traverso;
biecamente.
-tos,
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asker, s.: dimandatore, domandante, m.
askew, ADV.: biecamente, stortamente.
asking, s.: domanda, f.
aslant, ADV.: obliquamente.
asleep, ADJ.: addormito, sonnoglioso: be
—, dormire; fall —, addormentarsi.
aslope, ADV.: a sghembo, a traverso.
asp, S.: tremula, f.; aspide, m.
asparagus, S.: asparago, sparagio, m.
aspect, s.: aspetto, m.; vista, f.; aria;
apparenza, presenza, f.
aspen, ADJ.: di tremula; s.: tremula, f.
as-perate, TR.: render aspro. -périty,
assertor
S.: asprezza, ruvidezza; severità, f.
-perous, ADJ.: aspro; difficile.
aspér-se, TR.: aspergere; (fig.) diffa-
mare. -sion, s.: aspersione; (fig.) ca-
lunnia, diffamazione, f.
as-phalt, TR.: asfaltare.
ADJ.: d’asfalto, bituminoso.
s.: asfalto, m.
asphodel, s.: asfodillo, m.
aspic, S.: aspe, aspide, m.
as-pirate, TR.: aspirare, pronunziare con
aspirazione. -piration, 8.: aspirazione;
brama,f. -pire, INTR.: aspirare; bramare.
-pirer, s.: aspirante, candidato, m.
asportation, s.: asportazione, f. _
asquint, ADV.: biecamente, di traverso:
look —, guardar losco.
Ass, S.: asino; minchiorie, m.: she,
asina, f.; — driver, asinaio, m.
-phaltic,
-phaltos,
assail, TR.: assalire, attaccare. -ant,
-er, S.: assalitore, aggressore, m.
assassin, S.: assassino, m. -ate, TR.:
assassinare. -atiom, S.: assassinamen-.
to, m. -atort, S.: assassino, m.
ass&ultI, s.: assalto, m.; ingiuria, f.: —
and battery, minaccia e vie di fatto; take
by —, prender d’assalto. assault 2, TR.:
assaltare, attaccare. -er, S.: assalitore,
aggressore, m.
assayl, S.: prova, f.; sperimento, m
assay 2, TR.: provare; assaggiare; INTR.
tentare; provarsi. -er, S.: saggiatore,
m. -ing,S.:.saggio, sperimento, m.
assectation, S.: accompagnamento, cor-
teggio, m.
assém-blage, s.: adunamento ; concorso,
m. -ble, tR.: adunare, riunire; INTR.:
adunarsi; unirsi. -bly, s.: assemblea;
adunanza, f.
asséntI, S.: assenso; Consenso, m. as-
sent2, INTR.: assentire, consentire.
-Ation, S.: compiacenza, adulazione, f.
-ater, S.: assentatore, adulatore, m.
-er, S.: consentore, m. -ment, S.: as-
sentimento, m.
assér-t, TR.: asserire; mantenere, soste-
nere. -tign, S.: asserzione, f. -tive,
ADJ.: assertivo, affermativo. -tor, S.:
assertore; protettore, m.
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asséss, TR.: tassare.
m.; tassa; tassazione, f.
sore; tassatore, m.
assèts, S. PL.: (jur.) beni sufficienti,
m. pl.
asseveration, S.: asseveranza ; afferma-
zione, f.
as-siduity, S.: assiduità, diligenza, f.
-siduous, ADJ.: assiduo, diligente. -sid-
uously, ADV.: assiduamente; continua-
mente. -siduousness, 8.: assiduità, f.
assîege, TR.: assediare.
as-sign, TR.: assegnare, commettere, de-
legare; addurre: — @ reason, addurre
una ragione. -signable, ADJ.: che può
assegnarsi. -signation, S.: assegna-
zione, f.; appuntamento, m. -signée,
s.: deputato; sostituto, m. -signer,
S.: costituitore, m. -signment, S.:
consegnazione ; cessione, f.; deposito, m
-signs, S. PL. : esecutori testamentari, m
pl.
assimil-ate, TR.: assimigliare; compa-
assess
-ment, s.: tassare,
-or, S.: asses-
rare. -Atign, S.: assimigliamento, pa-
ragone, m.
assist, TR.: assistere, soccorrere, aiu-
tare. -anee, S.: assistenza, f.; soccor-
so, aiuto, m.: signal for —, segnale d’ an-
gustia. -ant, S.: assistente, aiutatore,
m.
assizeI, s.: sessione di giudici; assisa;
tariffa, f.: court of —, corte d’assise.
assize 2, TR.: tassare; regolare.
asso-ciateI, S.: associato; compagno, m.
-ciate 2, TR.: associare ; accompagnare ;
praticare. -ciàvion, S.: associazione,
unione; società; taglia, f.
assdili, TR.: assolvere ; perdonare.
issonanee, S.: assonanza, f.
assért, TR.: assortire; classare. -ment,
S.: assortimento, sortimento, m.
as-suage, TR.: alleviare; mitigare; pla-
care, pacificare; INTR.: alleviarsi, miti-
garsi. -suagement, S.. addolcimento ;
conforto, m.° -suager, S.: mitigatore,
pacificatore, m. -suasive, ADJ.: miti-
gativo, lenitivo. -suefaction, s.: as-
suefazione, accostumanza, f.
assùm-e, TR.: assumere, prendere; pre-
sumere, arrogarsi. -er, S.: arrogante,
m. -ing, ADJ.: presuntuoso.
assump-sit, S.: (Jeg.) promessa verbale,
Sf. -tion, s.: assunzione, arroganza, f.
-tive, ADJ.: che può assumersi. -tive-
ly, ADV.: assuntivamente.
as-siranee, S.: assicurazione; sicurez-
za; fidanza; costanza, f. -sure, TR.:
assicurare ; asserire, affermare. -sured,
ADJ.: sicuro, certo: rest —, esser sicuro.
-suredly, ADV.: sicuramente, certa-
mente. -sùrer, s.: assicuratore; malle-
vadore. m.
atonement
aster-isk, S.: asterisco, m.
(astr.) costellazione, f.
astérn, ADV.: per la poppa, in poppa.
àsth-ma, s.: asma, asima, f. -matie
ADJ.: asmatico.
as-tonish, TR.: stupire; stordire. -tén.
ishment, S.: stupore, m., sopresa, f..
strike with —, far stupore; "fill with —
colmare di stupore. -tound, TR.: coster.
nare, stordire.
astraddle, ADV.: a cavalcioni.
astral, ADJ.: astrale, degli astri.
astray, ADV.: fuor di via: go —, smar-
rirsi; errare; lead —, sviare, deviare.
astric-t, TR.: contrarre; ristringere,
-tign, s.: astringimento, m. -tive,
ADJ.: astringente, costrettivo.
astride, ADV.: a cavalcioni.
astring-e, TR.: astringere; contrarre.
-eney, S.: astringenza. -ent, ADI:
astringente.
as-trologer, s.: astrologo, m. -trolog-
ical, ADI.: astrologico. “tology, Si:
astrologia, f. -trénomer, s.: astrono-
mo, m. -tronòmical, ADI.: astrono-
mico. -tronémically, ADV.: in modo
astronomico, da astronomo. -trénemy,
S.: astronomia, f.
astùn, TR.: stordire, stupefare.
asunder, ADV.: separatamente; in due
parti: cut —, tagliar per mezzo; put —
dividere, separare.
asylum, s.: asilo; rifugio, m.
àt, PREP.: a, ad; da; in; per; al, alla,
agli, alle: — first, alla prima; — hand,
vicino, appresso; — home, a casa; —
last, in fine, finalmente; — least, per lo
meno, almeno; — leisure, a bell’ agio; —
most, al più; — once, subito, alla prima;
— odds, male insieme; — least, almeno;
— peace, in pace; — present, per ades-
so; — sea, sul mare, per mare; — school,
alla scuola; the, al, ecc.; — @
word, in una parola.
a-theism, s.: ateismo, m.
ateista, ateo, m. -theistical,
ateistico.
athirst, ADJ.:
sitibondamente.
ath-lete, s.: atleta, m.
-atletico, vigoroso.
athwart, ADV., PREP.: a traverso, 4
sghembo.
atilt, ADV.: con botta.
atlas, s.: atlante, m.
atmos-phere, s.: atmosfera, f.
ical, ADJ.: dell atmosfera.
at-om, s.: atomo, m. -òmical, ADJ.:
consistente d’ atomi.
atone, TR.: espiare; purgare; INTR.: col
venire; concordare. -ment, S.: espia:
zione, fs placamento, m
-ism, s,
-theist, S.:
ADJ.:
assetato, sitibondo; ADV.:
-létic, ADJ.:
-phòr-
atony
tony, S.: (med.) atonia, f.
atòp, ADV.: in alto; sulla sommità.
atrabilarian, ADJ.: atrabiliare, malin-
conico.
atròcious, ADJ.: atroce, orribile, enor-
me. -ly, ADV.: atrocemente; fiera-
mente. -ness, atroeity, S.: atro-
cità; enormità ; scelleratezza, f.
atrophy, S.: atrofia, consunzione, f.
attach, TR.: arrestare, catturare ; guada-
gnare, sequestrare; affezionare: he is
—ed to you, vi è affezionato. -ment,
s.: aderenza, f., affetto; sequestro, m.
attàcki, S.: attacco, assalimento, m.
attack 2, TR.: attaccare, assalire. -er,
s.: assalitore, assaltatore, m.
attain, TR.: ottenere, conseguire, acqui-
stare; INTR.: arrivare; pervenire: — to
honours, pervenire agli onori. -able,
ADI.: acquistabile. -der, S.: convin-
zione, f. -ment, S.: acquisto, acquista-
mento, m. -t, TR.: macchiare; corrom-
pere; disonorare; infettare; accusare.
«ted, ADJ.: corrotto; disonorato; accu-
sato. -ture, s.: imputazione, f.
attémper, TR.: temperare; calmare.
attémpti, s.: tentativa, f.; sperimento,
m. attempt2, TR.: tentare; provare,
esperimentare; intraprendere. -able,
ADJ.: che può tentarsi. -er, S.: tenta-
tore; sperimentatore, m.
atténd, TR.: accompagnare; essere pre-
sente; INTR.: stare attento, attendere;
osservare; badare: — a business, dar
opera ad un affare; — a patient, aver
cura di un malato. -anee, S.: servizio;
assiduità ; cura, f.; corteggio, m.: dance
—, fare spalliera; be in —, essere di
servizio. -ant, S.: servidore; seguace,
MT. -er, 8.: compagno, socio, m.
atténtate, s.: tentativa, f.
atténtion, s.: attenzione, f.: give —,
pay —, far attenzione; pay —s to, usare
attenzioni a. -tive, ADJ.: attento, uffi-
cioso. -tively, ADV.: attentamente,
con cura. -tiveness, S.: attendimento
assiduo, m.
atténu-ant, ADJ.: attenuante. -atel,
TR.: attenuare, affievolire; diminuire.
-ate 2, ADJ.: attenuato, affievolito. -nat-
ing, ADJ.: attenuante. -ation, s.: at-
tenuazione ; diminuzione, f.
attést, TR.: attestare, certificare. -Ation,
8.: attestazione, testimonianza, f.
At-tieism di-, s.: atticismo, m.; ele-
ganza, f. -tie, ADJ.: elegante; delicato.
attire, s.: abbigliamento, m.; corna del
cervo, f. pl. attire2, TR.: abbigliare,
\acconciare ; abbellire, ornare.
attitude, s.: attitudine, f.
attorn-ey, s.: notaio, procuratore, m.: —
general, procuratore generale; — at law,
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causidico, patrocinatore, m. -eyship, s.:
ufficio di procuratore, m. -ment, s.:
cessione, cedizione, f.
attràc-t, TR.: attrarre ; allettare. -tion,
S.: attrazione, f.; allettamento, m. -tive,
ADJ.: attrattivo. -tively, ADV.: per
attrazione. -tiveness, S.: attraimento,
m. -tor,S.: agente, m.; forza attratti-
va, f.
at-tributel, s.: attributo, m.; proprietà,
f. -tribute, TR.: attribuire, imputare,
ascrivere. -tribùtign, s.: attribuzione ;
commendazione, f.
attrition,s.: attrizione, f.; tritamento, m.
attune, TR.: render armonioso, accor-
dare.
atween} = between.
atwixtj = betwizt.
auburn, ADI. : bruno.
auction, s.: incanto, m.: sale at —,
vendita all’incanto (or all’ asta). -éer,
s.: venditore all’ incanto, m.
audacious, ADJ.: audace, temerario;
presuntuoso. -ly, ADV.: audacemente;
arditamente. -ness, audaeity, S.:
audacia; baldanza, arditezza, f.
&Audibl-e, ADJ.: udibile; alto, sonoro.
-y, ADV.: ad alta voce.
audienee, s.: udienza, f.; uditorio, m.;
— chamber, camera d’ udienza, f.
&uditI, s.: esame dun conto, m.
audit 2, TR.: esaminare conti. -or,S.:
uditore, m. -ory, ADJ.: auditorio; acu-
stico (nerve, etc.); S.: uditorio, auditorio,
m.; udienza, f.
auger, s.: succhiello, m.
&ught, PRON.: checchessia, qualche cosa:
for — I know, per quanto io sappia.
aug-mént, TR.: aumentare ; accrescere ;
INTR.: aumentarsi. -’ment, -mentà-
tion, s.: aumento, incremento; accre-
scimento, m. -méntative, ADJ.: au-
mentativo.
au-gurl, S.: auguratore, m. -gur2,
-gurate, INTR.: augurare; conghiettu-
rare. -guration, S.: augurio, m.; con-
ghiettura, f. -guùrial, ADJ.: augurale.
-gurize, TR.: indovinare. -gurous,
ADJ.: auguroso, profetante. -gury, 8.:
augurio, presagio, m.
Au-gust a’-,8.: (month) agosto, m. -gùst,
ADJ.: augusto, nobile. -gustan, ADJ.:
d’ Augusto: the — age, il secolo d’ Au-
gusto. -gùstness, S.: maestà, digni-
tà, f.
&ulic, ADJ.: aulico.
aunt, s.: zia, f.
aurélia, s.: aurelia; crisalide, f.
au-ricle, s.: auricola; orecchietta, f.
-ricula, 8.: cortusa; orecchia d’orso, f.
-ricular, ADJ.: auricolare. -ricular.
ly, ADV.: all’ orecchio, segretamente.
auricularly
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auriferous, ADI. : che produce oro.
guròra, s.: aurora, f.: — borealis, au-
rora boreale, f.
guscultation, s.: auscultazione, f.
Au-spiee, S.: auspicio, m.; grazia, f.
-picious, ADI. : favorevole ; fausto. -pi-
ciously, ADV.: favorevolmente. -pi-
ciousness, S.: prosperità; buona for-
tuna, felicità, f.
aus-tére, ADJ.: austero, rigido; severo.
-térely, ADV.: austeramente; severa-
mente. -téreness, S.: asprezza, f., ri-
gore, m., severità, f. -térity, S.: au-
sterita; mortificazione, f.
Austin-friar #-, s.: Agostiniano frate,
m. nun, S.: Agostiniana monaca, so-
rore, f.
Austral, ADJ.: australe, meridionale.
authén-tic(al), ADI. : autentico, valido.
-tically, ADV.: autenticamente. -ti-
cate, TR.: autenticare; convalidare. -tie-
ity, -ticness, S.: autenticità, f.
Author, s.: autore; inventore, m. -thòr-
itative, ADJ.: autorevole, d’ autorità.
-thòritatively, ADV.: in maniera auto-
revole, con autorità. -thority, S.: au-
torità; stima, f.; credito, m.: established
—, autorità constituite; be an —, fare
autorità; have —, esser autorizzato, aver
autorità ; have from good —, aver da buona
fonte. -thorization, s.: autorizzazione,
f. -thorize, TR.: autorizzare, dare auto-
rità. -thorless, ADJ.: senza autore.
-thorship, s.: qualità d’ esser autore, f.
&u-tograph, s.: autografo, m. -tòg-
raphy, S.: autografa, f. -tòmaton,
s.: automato, m. -tomobile, s.: auto-
mobile, m.
auriferous
Au-tumn, S.: autunno, m. -timnal,
ADJ.: autunnale, d’ autunno.
auxiliar(y), ADI. : ausiliario.
avail, s.: profitto, avantaggio, m.
avail, TR., INTR.: giovare; valere; ser-
vire; esser profittevole: what —s it? a
che serve? — one’s self of the opportunity,
valgersi (or profitare), dell’ occasione.
-able, ADJ.: utile; giovevole. -able-
ness, S.: vantaggio, m. -ment, S.:
utilità, f.; profitto, giovamento, m.
avale, INTR.: scendere abbasso.
avant-guard, s.: vanguardia, f.
ava-rice, S.: avarizia, cupidità, f.: from
—, per avarizia. -ricious, ADJ.: avaro,
cupido. -riciously, ADV.: avaramente,
cupidamente. -riciousness, S.: avari-
zia, spilorceria, f.
avast, INTERI. : basta! fermate!
avaunt, INTERJ.: via! indietro!
avéng-e, TR.: vendicare. -er, S.: vendi-
catoré, m. -eress, S.: vendicatrice, f.
-ing, ADJ.: vendicatore, ultore; S.: ven-
detta, vendicanza, f.
awe
avenue, S.: passaggio; viale d’ alberi, m.
avér, TR.: avverare, verificare.
average, 8.: averia; tributo; raggua-
glio, m.; ADJ.: medio: the — price, il
prezzo medio.
averment, S.:
mento, m.
averrùnc-atet, TR.: sradicare, estirpare.
-atigni, s.: sradicamento, m.
avér-se, ADJ.: repugnante; contrario:
be —, aborrire. -sely, ADV.: repugnante-
mente, malvolentieri. -seness, -sion, s.:
avversione, repugnanza ; antipatia, f. -t,
TR.: avvertere; allontanare.
aviary, 8.: uccelliera; gabbia, f.
avidity, s.: avidità; cupidigia, f.
avoc-ate, TR.: chiamare fuori. -ation,
S.: impiego, m.; faccenda, f.
avéid, TR.: evitare, schivare; sfuggire,
INTR.: essere vacante. -able, ADJ.: evi-
tabile. -amee, S.: evitazione; vacanza,
f.; scampo, m. -er, S.: evitatore, m.
-less, ADJ.: inevitabile.
avoirdupiis, s.: peso di sedici once per
libbra, m.
avolationi, s.: volata, f.; volo, m.
avéuch, TR.: affermare; mantenere; as-
severare. -able, ADJ.: che può affer-
marsi. -er,s.: affermatore, n. -ment,
s.: dichiarazione, f.
avow, TR.: confessare. -able, ADJ.:
che può confessarsi. -al, s.: confessio-
ne, dichiarazione ; giustificazione, f. -ed,
ADJ.: manifesto, pubblico. -edly, ADV.:
apertamente, schiettamente. -@e, S.: pa-
avveramento, certifica-
drone, m. -er, S.: millantatore; difen-
ditore, m. -ry, S.: giustificazione; di-
fesa, f. -sal, S.: confessione; dichiara-
zione ; affermazione, f.
await, S.: aguato, m.; insidia, f. await,
TR.: aspettare.
awake 1, IRR.; TR.: svegliare; ravvivare;
—,INTR.: svegliarsi, destarsi. awake2,
ADJ.: svegliato, destato. -m, INTR.: sve-
gliarsi, riscuotersi dalla letargia.
awardi, s.: giudicio, m.; sentenza, f.
award2, TR.: aggiudicare, sentenziare;
determinare.
awéreI, ADJ.: avveduto, avvertito: de —,
presentire ; I am — of it, ne sono averti-
to; lo so; be — of one, guardarsi da uno;
be — of a thing, andar cauto; before
he (she, they) was —, all’ improvviso.
aware 2, INTR.: guardarsi, essere avve-
duto.
away, ADV.: via: go —, andar via; run
—, fuggirsene; send —, mandar via; get
away! andate via! via!
&wel, S.: tema; riverenza, f., rispetto, m.:
keep in —, tenere a segno; stand in—,
paventare, rispettare. awe 2,TR.: tenere
in timore, inspirare tema.
a-weather
a-wéather, ADV.: (nav.) al vento.
Awful, ADJ.: terribile; maestoso.
ADv.: in modo terribile.
ribilità; grandezza, f.
awhile, ADV.: qualche tempo, alquanto:
— ago, qualche tempo fù.
awkward, ADJ.: goffo, sgraziato.
ADV.: goffamente, sgraziatamente. -mess,
s.: goffaggine, sgraziataggine, f.
awl, s.: lesina, f.
Awless, ADJ.: sfrontato; senza rispetto.
awl-maker, s.: facitore di lesine, m.
Awning, s.: tenda, f.; padiglione, m.
-ly,
-ness, S.: ter-
a-work(ing), ADV.: in opera, in azione. .
awry, ADJ.: storto, sconvolto, distorto;
ADV.: di traverso, obliquamente: go —
camminare storto.
axe, S.: accetta, scure, f.
axillary, ADJ.: dell’ ascella.
axiom, S.: assioma, m.; sentenza, f.
axis, S.: asse, f.
axlepin, s.: caviglia della ruota, f. -tree,
s.: asse, sala, f.
ay, ADV.: si; INTERJ.: ohimé! infelice
me! fiy(e), ADV.: si.
aye, ADV.: sempre, per sempre.
ayryj, s.: nido d’ aquila, m.
azimuth, s.: azzimutto, m.
azure, S.: azzurro, m.; ADJ.:
turchino.
>
azzurro,
b be (the letter), s.: b, m.
baa, s.: belar, belato, m. baa, INTR.:
belare (come una pecora).
bab-blei, s.: ciarla, cicaleria, f., cicala-
mento, m. -ble2, INTR.: ciarlare, cica-
lare, parlar troppo. -blement, s.: pa-
role vane, f. pl. -bler, s.: ciarlone, ci-
calone, m.; cicaliera, berlinghiera, f.
-bling, s.: ciarla, f., cicalamento, cica-
leccio, m.
bab-e, s.: bambino, bambolino, m. -ish,
ADJ.: bambinesco, di bambino.
babdon, s.: babbuino, m.
baby, s.: bambino, fantolino, fantoccio,
m.: — things, bambocceria, fantocceria,
baggatella, f.
Peapated, ADJ.: bacchifero; ornato di
perle.
bac-chanalian, s.: briacone; bevone,
m. bàc-chanals, s. PL.: baccanali, f. pl.
baceiferous, ADJ.: baccifero.
bachelor, s.: baccelliere; celibe, m.
-ship, s.: baccelleria, f.; celibato, m.
bicki, apv.: dietro, indietro; di nuovo:
go —, andare in dietro ; keep.—, ritenere;
send —, rimandare ; I shall be — directly,
valo e vengo; a few years —, alcuni anni
fa. back2z,s.: dorso, dosso, m.; schiena,
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f.: break one’s —, romper la schiena ad
uno, spiantar uno; turn one's —, prender
la fuga, fuggire; turn one's — on one, vol-
ger le spalle ad uno. back 3, TR.: montare
(a cavallo); secondare : (nav.) — the sails,
metter le vele al vento. -bite, TR.: ca-
lunniare, diffamare. -biter, s.: calun-
niatore, maledicente, m. -blow,s.: ro-
vescione, m. -board, s.: dossiere d’una
lancia, m. -bone, S.: spina, f.: to the
—, fino al midollo delle ossa. -door, s.:
porta di dietro, f.; sotterfugio, m.
-friend, s.: amico falso, m., amica
falsa, f. -gammon, s.: tavoliere, m.
-house, s.: parte deretana d’ una casa;
ritirata, f.; luogo commodo, m. -room,
s.: camera di dietro, f. -shop, s.: bot-
tega di dietro, f. -side, s.: deretano;
riverso, m. -slide, INTR.: tergiversare.
-slider, s.: apostata, m. -sliding, s.:
tergiversazione, f. -stairs, S.: scala se-
greta, f. -sword, s.: sciabla, sciabola,
f. -ward, ADJ.: addietro, rimasto, re-
stio, tardivo, tardo; ADV.: indietro, di
dietro, addietro; go —, indietreggiare,
rinculare. -wardly, ADV.: con repu-
gnanza, mal volentieri. -wardness, s.:
tardità, tardezza, repugnanza, f. -wards,
ADV.: di dietro, indietro. -yard, s.: cor-
tile di dietro, m.
bacon, s.: lardone, lardo, m.: ham of —,
giambone ; save one’s —, uscire salvo
d un affare.
bad, ADJ.: cattivo, vizioso, dannoso; male
(sick).
badget, s.: segno; indizio, m.; divisa;
scialuppa, f. badge?2, TR.: segnare, mar-
care, mettere un segno.
bàdger, s.: tasso; incettatore; rivendi-
tore, m.
bad-ly, ADV.: male, malamente.
S.: cattiva qualità, f.; difetto, m.
baf-fle 1, s.: inganno, m.; frode, f. -fle 2,
TR.: eludere; frustrare, schernire; rovi-
nare. -fler, S.: ingannatore, furbo, m.
bagi, s.: sacco, sacchetto, m.; borsa, f.:
truss up — and baggage, levar le tende.
bag 2, TR.: insaccare, mettere in sacco.
-atélle, s.: bagattella; chiappola, f.
-gage, S.: bagaglio, m.; bagascia, f.;
(rail.) roba di passaggiere, f.
bagnio, s.: bagno, m.; stufa, f.; bordello,
m. =keeper,s.: stufaiuolo, m.
bagpi-pe, S.: cornamusa; piva, f. -per,
s.: suonatore di cornamusa, m.
baill, s.: sicurtà, f.; mallevadore, m.:
give —, dar mallevadoria; become —,
stare mallevadore. bail2, TR.: malle-
vare; dare sicurtà. -able, ADJ.: che si
può mallevare. -é6e, s.: colui a cui son
fidate delle merci. -iff, s.: baglivo, ser-
gente; fattore, m.: —’s follower, aiutante
-ness,
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(d’un messo), m. -iwick, s.: baliaggio ;
giuridizione d’ un podestà, f.
baiti, S.: esca, f.; inganno, allettamento,
m. bait2, TR.: adescare, allettare, lu-
singare; INTR.: battere le ali: — a hook,
adescare, mettere l’esca all’amo. -ing,
s.: esca, f. =place, s.: osteria, f., al-
bergo, m.: bull —, combattimento di
tori, m.
ba-ke, IRR.; TR.: cuocere al forno; fare
il pane; INTR.: cuocersi. -ke-house,
S.: bottega di fornaio, f. -ker, s.: for-
naio, panattiere, m.: —’s trade, mestiere
del fornaio, m. -ery, S.: panatteria;
bottega di fornaio, m. -king, S.: coci-
tura; fornata, fl -pan, s.: tegghia, te-
glia, f.
bàlan-eei, s.: bilancia, f.; contrappeso ;
bilancio ; equilibrio: — of an account, bi-
lancio d’un conto; strike a —, stabilire
un bilancio, bilanciare; turn the —, dare
il tracollo alla bilancia. -ce2, TR.: bilan-
ciare; contrappesare, aggiustare; esami-
nare; INTR.: esitare, fluttuare. -eer, S.:
quello che pesa. -beam, s.: bilanciere,
m. sheet, S.: bilancio, m.
balcony, s.: balcone, m.; (nav.) galle-
ria, f.
bald, ADJ.. calvo; spelato; usato.
baldachin, s.: baldacchino, m.
balderdash1, s.: mescuglio; anfana-
mento, cialeccio, mn. balderdash 2, TR.:
mescolare, adulterare.
baldly, ADv.: nudamente; senz’ orna-
mento.
baldmony, s.: (bot.) genziana, f.
bald-ness, s.: calvezza, calvizie, f.
=pated, ADJ.: calvo. -rib, S.: costa
di porco, f.
baldrie, s.:
bailiwick
cintura, f., pendaglio: zodia-
co, m.
balei, s.: balla, f; fascio; mazzo, m.:
make up into a —, imballare. bale2,
TR.: imballare. -ful, ADJ.: triste, la-
mentevole; infausto. -fully, ADV.: in
modo lamentevole; infaustamente.
balk1,s.: trave, f.; solco; contrattempo,
m.; mancanza, f.; danno, pregiudizio, m.
balk2, TR.: tralasciare, omettere; fru-
strare; mancare di parola.
balli, s.: palla, f.; globo, m.; (bill.) bi-
glia, f. ball2, (danc.) ballo, m.
ballad, s.: ballata; canzone, f. =singer,
s.: cantatore di canzoni, m.
ballast I, s.: (nav.) zavorra, savorra, sti-
va, f. ballast2, TR.: (nav.) zavorrare,
stivare.
ballet, s.: balletto, m.
balldon, s.: pallone, m.
ballot, s.: voto, suffragio, m. ballot,
INTR.: ballottare; dare la sua voce.
“box, s.: urna dello squittinio, bossolo
- nare.
bannian
dello scrutinio.
ballottazione, f.
balm, s.: balsamo (fig.) addolcimento, m.
balm, TR.: imbalsamare, (fig.) addolcire,
-tree, S.: balsamino, m. -y, ADI.: bal-
samico ; lenitivo.
balneary, s.: luogo da bagnarsi, m.
bal-sam, s.: balsamo, balsimo, m. -sàm-
ic, -samical, ADJ.: balsamico; lenitivo.
balustrade, s.: balaustrata; colonna-
ta, f.
bambòo, s.: canna nodosa (d’ India), f.
bamb6o-zle, TR.: minchionare, ingan-
-zler, S.: ingannatore, m.
ban, s.: bando, m., proclama; scomuni-
ca,f.; put under the —, mettere al bando.
ban, TR.: maledire; scommunicare.
band, s.: vincolo; legame, m.; banda,
compagnia, truppa, f.; by —s, in truppe.
band, TR.: legare; fasciare; radunare.
-age, S.: fascia, f.; vincolo; legame, le-
gaccio, m.; head —, frontale. -box, s.:
scatola per biancherie, f. -elet, s.:
(arch.) listello, m.
bandit, banditto, s.: bandito; pro-
scritto, ladrone, m.
-ing, s.: ballottare, m.,
bandog, s.: mastino, m.
bandoléer, s.: bandoliera, f.; cartoc-
cio, m.
bandrol, s.: banderuola, f.
bandy!, s.: mestola, f.; bastone curvo,
m. bandy2, ADI.: torto, storto, curvo.
bandy 3, TR.: ballottare; palleggiare ;
scuotere; discutere; trattare; cospirare.
elegged, ADJ.: dalle gambe torte.
bane I,s.: veleno, m.; rovina, f.: rafs—,
arsenico, m. bane 2, TR.: avvelenare; cor-
rompere. -fal, ADJ.: velenoso; perni-
zioso, destruttivo. -wert, S.: solano, m.
bàngi,s.: colpo, m.; percossa,f. bang2,
TR.: battere, tambussare.
bànian, S.: vesta da camera, f.
banish, TR.: bandire, esiliare; discac-
ciare. -er, S.: che manda in esilio, m.
-ment, s.: esilio; sbandimento, m.
bank I, s.: sponda, riva, f.; lido; scoglio;
m.; (com.) banco or (on a larger scale) ban-
ca: — of England, banca d'Inghilterra; na-
tional —, banca nazionale ; joint-stock —,
banca per azioni, f.; keep the —, far
banco. bank2, TR.: arginare; mettere
danari nel banco. -bill, s.: biglietto di
banco, m. -er, s.: banchiere, banchiero,
m. -img, S: occupazione di banchiere,
f. -ing-house, s.: casa bancaria, f.
-ing-company, S.: società di banco, f.
-note = bankbill. -rupt,s.: mercante
fallito, m.; be a —, turn —, fallire; far
fallimento. , -ruptey, S.: fallimento, m.
banner, s.: bandiera, f., stendardo, m.
-et, s.: cavaliere banderese, m.
baunian, s.: vesta di camera, f.
bannock
bànnock, s.: focaccia d@’ avena, schiac-
ciata, f.
bamquet!, s.: banchetto; convito, m.
banquet2, INTR.: banchettare, fare ban-
chetti. -er, S.: che banchetta, con-
vitatore, m. «hall, s.: aula del ban-
chetto, f. -ing-house, S.: casa da
banchettare, f.
banter1, s.: burla, beffa, f., scherno, m.
banter2, TR.: burlare, beffare, soiare.
-er, S.: beffatore, schernitore, m
bantling, s.: bambino, bambolino, m.
bap-tism, s.: battesimo, m. -tismal,
ADI. : battesimale, di battesimo. -tist,s.:
battezzatore, battezziere, m. -tist(e)ry,
s.: battistero, fonte battesimale, m. -tize,
tR.: battezzare. -tizer, S.: battezzato-
re, m.
bari, s.: barra, sbarra, stanga, f.; osta-
colo, impedimento ; foro, m.; (mus.) bat-
tuta, f.; (nav.) secca, f. bar2, TR.: sbar-
rare, stangare; escludere ; interdire.
barb!, s.: barba, f. barb2, s.:
vallo barbero. barb 3, S.: corridore,
barb4, tr.: fare la barba; intagliare.
barbacan, s.. barbacane; canale, m.
bar-barian, s.: barbaro, villano, m.
-baric, ADI. : barbaresco, strano. -bar-
ism, s.: barbarismo, m. -barity, S
barbarie; inumanità, f. -barous, ADJ.:
barbaro, inumano. -barously, ADV.:
barbaramente; crudelmente. -barous-
ness, S.: crudeltà; rozzezza, ignoran-
za, f.
barbecue, s.: bue 0 porco cotto intero, m.
barbed, ADJ.: barbato; pennuto.
ca-
barbel, s.: barbio, m. (pesce).
barber, s. dea m.
barberry, s : berbero, frutto del berbe-
ro, m.
bard, s.: bardo, vate, poeta, m
bare, ADI.: nudo, ignudo, raso, scoperto ;
puro, mero; privo: lay —, mettere a nu-
do, denudare. bare2, TR.: nudare, sco-
prire; privare. -bone, S8.: magro, schele-
tro, m. -faced, ADJ.: ’ sfacciato; aperto,
-fàeedly, ADV.: sfacciatamente. -fa-
cedness, S.: sfacciatezza, impudenza, f.
-foot(ed), ADJ.: a piedi nudi, scalzo.
-headed, ADJ.: colla testa scoperta. -ly,
ADV.: solamente; poveramente. -ness,
8.: nudità; povertà, f.
bargain, Si patto, accordo; mercato; a
— isa —,’tis a —, quel che è fatto è
fatto; I give you this into the —, vi do
questo di soprappiù; buy a —, far un ac-
cordo; strike a —, patteggiare. bar-
gain, INTR.: patteggiare, pattuire. -er,
8.: patteggiatore, n È
bg a : barca, barchetta, f. -man,
pio nocchiere, m.
BALI 8.: scorza, cortecchia. barl2,£
m.|bà&rra-tor,S.:
:| bashaw, S
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scorzare, scor-
bashaw
barca, f. bark3, TR.:
tecciare. bark4, INTR.: abbaiare; sgri-
dare: — at the moon, abbaiare alla luna.
-er, S.: abbaiatore, m. -ingi,s.: ab-
baiamento, m. -ing2, S.: scorzare, m.;
ingiuria, f. -y, ADJ.: di scorza.
barley, S.: orzo, m.: — bread, pane
d’ orzo, m.; — corn, grano qd’ orzo, m.;
— meal, farina d orzo; — sugar, zucche-
rino, m.; — water, acqua d’ orzo, f.
barm, s.: fermento, lievito, m. -y, ADJ..
che contiene del lievito.
barn, S.: capanna, f.
barnacle, s
-floor, S.: aia, f.
: barnacla ; oca di Scozia, f.
barometer, S.: barometro, m. -mét-
rical, ADJ.: di ‘barometro.
baron, 8.: barone ; pine
baronia, f. -ess, S : baronessa, fe ay
S.: baronetto, m -y,8 : baronia, f.
bàroscope, S.: baroscopio, m
barracan, s.: barracane, m.
barrack, s.: baracca, f. -s, S.:
ma, f.
-age, S
caser-
cavillatore, beccalite; bri-
gante, m. -try, S.: baratteria, truffa, f. ;
inganno, m.
barrell, s.: barile; cilindro, m.; canna,
Fei — of a gun, canna di fucile ; little —
bariletto, m. barrel2, TR.: imbottare.
barren, ADJ.: sterile, infruttuoso ; arido,
magro. -ly, ADV.: sterilmente; arida-
mente. -ness, S.: sterilità; aridità, f.
barrful, ADJ.: pieno d’ ostacoli.
barricade 1, s.: barricata, f.; ostacolo,
m. barricade2, TR.: barricare, forti-
ficare con barricate, sbarrare.
barrier, s.: barriera, f.; ostacolo, m
barrister, s.: avvocato patrocinante, m
bar-room, s.: taverna, f., buffetto, m.
barrow, s.: barella, f.: wheel—, car-
riuola, f.; — grease, grasso di porco, m.;
— hog, porco castrato, m.
bàr-shot, s.: palle ramate, f. pl.
barterr, s.: baratto, cambio, m. bar-
ter2, TR.: barattare, cambiare. -er,S.:
barattatore, cambiatore, m. -ing, S.:
baratto, m. -y,S.: barattare, m
bartram, s.: (bot.) parietaria, f.
barytone, s.: baritono, m.
basal-t, s.: basalte, m. -tie, ADJ.:
basaltite.
base1,S.: base, basa, f. ; piedestallo; basso,
m.:— coin, moneta di bassa lega. base z,
ADJ.: vile, basso, abietto. -borm, ADJ.:
vilmente nato, bastardo. -court, s.:
bassa corte, f. -minded, ADJ.: servile,
sordido. -ly, ADV.: bassamente, abiet-
tamente, vilmente. -ness, S.: bassezza,
viltà; indegnità; pusillanimità, f. -viol,
s.: viola, f.
bàsh, INTR.: vergognarsi
: bascia, bassà, m.
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bash-ful, ADJ.: timido, vergognoso. -ful-
ly, ADV.: timidamente, vergognosamente ;
modestamente. -fulness, S.: timidità,
vergogna, modestia, f.
basic, ADJ.: a base di.
basil, s.: (bot.) bassilico, m.
basilisk, s.: basilisco; pezzo d’ artigle-
ria, m.
basin, s.: bacino, bacile, m.
basis, s.: basa, f., fondamento; sostegno,
m.
bask, INTR.: scaldarsi al sole.
basket, s.: canestra, f., canestro, m., pa-
niera, f.: hand —, sporta, sportella, f.;
wicker —, cestella, zana, f., little —, ca-
nestrino, canestrello, m. emaker, S.:
panieraio, cestaiuolo, m. woman, S.:
zanaiuola, f. =work, s.: mestiere del
panieraio, m.
bass 1, s.: basso, contrabbasso, m. bass 2,
S.: pesce persico, m. bass3, S.: tiglio,
m.; stoia, f.
basset, bassetta, f. (giuoco di carte).
bassbon, S.: bassone, m.
bass(c)=-reliéf, S.: bassorilievo, m.
bastard 1, s.: bastardo, m.; bastarda, f.
bastard 2, ADI.: bastardo, illegittimo.
-ize, imbastardire ; falsificare. -ly, ADV. :
in modo di bastardo, bastardamente. -y,
S.: bastardigia, f.
baste, TR.: bastonare; imbastire; spruz-
zare.
bastina-dei, -do, s.: bastonata, f. -de 2,
-do, TR.: bastonare, f.
bastingi, s.: colpi di bastoni, m. pl.
basting2,s.: (cook.) pillottare.
bastion, s.: bastione; riparo, m.
bati1,s.: (club) mazza, f. bat2, s.: (zodl.)
pipistrello, m.
batable}, ADI. : contestabile, disputabile.
batch, s.: fornata di pane, f.
bate, TR.: sbattere; diminuire, difalcare.
-ment, s.: ribasso, m.; diminuzione, f.
bath, s.: bagno, m.; stufa, f. bath-e,
TR.: bagnare; innaffiare; INTR.: bagnarsi.
-ing, S.: bagnare, m.; — place, S.: ba-
gno, m. -ing-establishment, s.: sta-
bilimento di bagni. -house, -place,
“room, -tub, s.: bagno, m. «keeper,
s.: stufaiuolo, m.
bating, PREP.: eccetto che; salvo.
batlet}, s.: pilo, pestone, m.
batéon, s.: bastone, m., mazza, f.
bat-talia, s.: ordine di battaglia, m.;
battaglia, f. -tàlion,s.: battaglione, m.
batten, TR.: ingrassare; INTR.: ingras-
sarsi, impinguarsi.
batteri, s.: farinatta; fritella,f. bat-
ter2, TR.: battere; demolire, rovinare.
-er, S.: battitore, m. -img, S.: batti-
mento, m.: — ram, S.: ariete, f. -y,S.:
batteria, f.; battimento, m.
bear-hunt
battle 1, s.: battaglia, f ; combattimento,
m.: — array, schiera; — field, campo di
battaglia; pitch —, battaglia campale;
sham —, battaglia finta; join —, appic-
car battaglia; in — array, schierato.
battle 2, TR.: combattere, pugnare.
“ax, S.: azza, f. -door, s.: rachetta,
f. field, s.; campo di battaglia, m.
-ment, s.: (fort.) merlo, m. -mented,
ADJ.: merlato.
batty, ADJ.: di pipistrello.
bavin, S.: stecco, fascetto, fastello, m.
baw-ble, s.: bagattella, cosa da nulla.
-bling, ADJ.: vile, da nulla.
bawd 1, s.: ruffiana, mezzana, f. bawd2,
INTR.: far il ruffiano, ruffianare; sviare.
-ily, ADV.: oscenamente, sporcamente.
-iness, S.: oscenità, f.
bawdric, s.: pendaglio, m.
baw-dry, s.: ruffianeria, f., ruffianesimo,
m. -dy, ADJ.: osceno, disonesto: —
house, S.: bordello, m.
bawl, INTR.: gridare; strillare; procla-
mare ad alta voce. -er, S.: gridatore,
m. -ing, S.: gridio, m., gridata, f,
schiamazzo, m.
bay, s.: baia, fi; golfo. bay2, s.:
alloro. bay 3, s.: belamento, m.: keep
at —, tener a bada. bay4, ADJ.: baio,
castagnino. bay 5, INTR.: abbaiare, be-
lare. =tree, s.: lauro, alloro, m. -salt,
s.: sale nero, sale marino, m. «window,
S.: finestra tonda, f.
bayonnet, s.: baionetta, f.
be, IRR.; INTR.: essere, esistere ; trovarsi;
stare: I have been, sono stato; — hungry
(thirsty, warm, cold), aver fame (sete,
caldo, freddo); how are you to-day? come
state quest’ oggi? J am better, sto me-
glio; it is fine weather to-day, oggi fa
bello; there he is, eccolo; there are, ve ne
sono; what's the matter? che c'è?
béach, s.: lito, m., riva; sponda, f. -y,
ADJ.: maritimo, littorale.
béacon, s.: faro, fanale, m.; lanterna, f.
béad, s.: pallottolina; perla, f. -8, PL.:
rosario, m.
béadle, s.: bidello, sergento, m.
beagle, s.: bracco, m.
béak, s.: becco, rostro; sprone, m. -ed,
ADJ.: in forma di becco. -er, s.: tazza,
ciotola, f.
béam1,s.: trave, £; timone; stilo; rag-
gio, m. beam2, INTR.: raggiare. -Y;
ADJ.:radiante, raggiante ; fulgido.
bean, s.: fava, f.: kidney —s, French —3,
fagiuoli, m. pl.; — stalk, fusto, gambo di
fave; shell —s, agusciare fave.
bear 1, S.: orso, m.: (astr.) orsa,f.: -8°-
ear, s.: sanicula, fl driver, S.: me-
natore d’orso, m. «hunt, S.: caccia
@ orsi, f.
bear
bear2, IRR.; TR.: portare; generare,
produrre; INTR.: sofferire; comportarsi:
— against, resistere, opporsi; — arms
against one, prendere le armi contro ad
uno; — company, accompagnare ; -— down,
abbattere, abbassare, — a grudge, voler
male, odiare; — witness, far testimonian-
za, testificare ; affermare; — off, portare
via per forza; — out, proteggere; difen-
dere; — through, condurre; maneggiare;
— up, appoggiari; — with, sopportare,
compatire.
béard!, s.: barba, f beard2, TR.:
strappare la barba; affrontare. -ed, ADJ.:
barbato, penuto. -less, ADJ.: sbarbato,
imberbe.
bear-er, s.: portatore, m.; portatrice, f.
«ing, S.: portamento, m.; situazione, f.;
patimento, m., afflizione, f., dolore, m.
béast, s. : bestia, f., bruto, m. -limess, S.:
brutezza, brutalità, f. -ly, ADJ.: bestia-
le, brutale.
beati, s.: colpo, m.; percossa, f. beat2,
IRR.; TR.: battere; percuotere; INTR.:
palpitare, pulsare: — against, dar contro,
urtarsi; — back, rispingere, ributtare ; —
down, abbattere; demolire; rincarare (il
prezzo); — in, cacciare, ficcare con for-
za; — ‘into, inculcare, imprimere; — off,
scacciare; — out, cavare; trarre; espel-
lere; — upon, battere. -en, ADJ.: bat-
tuto, trito; vinto (cf. beat). -er, S.: bat-
tore; pestello, m.; berta, f.
he-atific(al), ADI.: beatifico.
cation, S.: beatificazione, f.
TR.: beatificare.
béating, s.: battimento; palpitamento,
m.; correzione, f.
beatitude, s.: beatitudine, felicità. f.
bean 66, s. : zerbinotto, parigino, m.
beaù-te0us, ADI.: bello, vago. -teous-
ly, ADV.: bellamente. -teousness, S.:
bellezza, f. -tiful, ADJ.: bello, leggia-
dro, vago. -tifully, ADv.: bellamente,
vezzosamente. -tifulness, s.: bellezza,
vaghezza, f. -tify, TR.: ornare, abbelli-
re; REFL.: ornarsi, abbellirsi. -ty, S.:
bellezza, beltà; vaghezza, f. -spot, S.:
mosca, f.
béaver, s.: castoro; capello di castoro.
becafîco, s.: beccafico, m.
becalm, TR.: calmare; moderare; (nav.)
togliere il vento.
because, CONI. : perchè, perciocchè.
béck, s.: segno; cenno, m. -on, TR.:
invitare col dito; far cenno a; INTR.:
fare cenno, accennare ; assentire.
becém-e, IRR.; INTR.: convenire; stare
bene; divenire, diventare : what will —
of me? che sarà mai di me? this dress
—8 you, questa veste vi sta bene; it
ill —s, him, gli sta male. -img, ADJ.:
-atifi-
-atify,
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convenevole, decente; decoroso. -ingly,
ADV.: convenevolmente. -inyness, S.:
convenevolezza, convenenza; proprietà, f.
béd, s.: letto; matrimonio; quadro, m.:
go to —, andare a letto; be brought to
—, partorire; folding —, letto a cin-
ghie, portatile; sick —, letto di dolore.
=chamber, s.: camera da letto, f.
«clothes, s. PL.: coperte del letto, f: pl.
-curtain, S.: cortina da letto, f.
-fellow, s.: compagno di letto, m.
-maker, s.: servitore (nelle università),
M. emate, S.: compagno di letto, m.
“post, s.: colonna di letto, f. -presser,
s.: dormitore, m. room = bed-cham-
ber. -side, s.: sponda del letto, f.
-stead, s.: legname del letto, m.; lettie-
ra, f. =straw, S.: pagliariccio, m.
etick, s.: fodera dun guanciale, f.
-time, s.: ora d’andare a letto. bed,
TR.: mettere in letto; stendere; coicare.
bedabble, TR.: umettare, spruzzare ; ba-
gnare. ‘
bedaggle, TR.: sporcare, imbrattare.
bedash, TR.: spruzzare, imbrattare.
bedaub, TR.: macchiare, bruttare, scara-
bocchiare.
bedazzle, TR.: abbagliare, abbacinare;
appannar la vista. :
bédding, s.: apparecchio compiuto del
letto, m., biancheria da letto, f.
bedèck, TR.: abbellire, addobbare.
bédehdousef, s.: spedale, m.
bedew, TR.: umettare, innaffiare.
bedight, TR.: ornare, abbellire.
bedim, TR.: oscurare, offuscare.
bedizen, TR.: ornare; decorare.
Bédlam, s.: pazzarelli, m. pl.; pazzo, m.
-ite, s.: pazzo, forsennato, m.
bedràggle, TR.: imbrattare; INTR.: in-
fangarsi.
bedrénch, TR. : adacquare, umettare ; ab-
beverare.
bédrid(den), ADI.: obbligato a letto.
bedròp, TR.: gocciolare, aspergere.
bedust, TR.: impolverare, gettar della
polvere.
bedwaArf, TR.: render piccolo, sminuire.
bee, s.: ape; pecchia, f. -garden, s.:
luogo da tenervi le pecchie, m. -hive,
s.: alveare, alveario, m., arnia, f.
-master, 8.: che tiene pecchie.
béech, s.: faggio, m. -em, ADJ.:
faggio. tree, s.: faggio, m.
béef, 8.: vaccina; carne di bue, f.: boiled
—, manzo lesso, m.; powdered —, manzo
salato, m. steak, S.: bistecca, carbo-
nata di vaccina, f.
béer, s.: birra, f.: small —, birra leggie-
ra, f.; strong —, birra forte, f., birrone,
m. -cask,s.: botte da birra, f. -cel-
lar, s.: canova di birra, f. -glass, s.:
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bicchiere da birra, m. jug, s.: brocca
da birra, f. -house, -shop, s.: taverna
da birra, birreria, f. -soup, S.: zuppa
di birra, f.
béestings, s.: primo latte d’ una vacca,
m.
béet, s.: bietola, bieta, f.
béetle, s.: scarafaggio; maglio, m.
=browed, ADJ.: dispettoso, arcigno;
-headed, ADJ.: sciocco, ottuso.
béetradish, s.: barbabietola, f.
béeves, S. PL.: buoi, m. pl.
befall, IRR.; TR.: accadere, avvenire.
befit, TR.: convenire, essere convenevole.
befSol, TR.: infatuare.
before, ADV., PREP.: avanti, prima, in-
beer-jug
nanzi; primieramente: — dinner, prima
di pranzo; as I said —, come dissi dian-
zi; go —, precedere, andare avanti; — I
set out, prima di partire. -hamd, ADV.:
avanti tratto, anticipatamente, in avanzo:
pay —, pagare anticipatamente. -men-
tioned, ADJ.: suddetto. -time, ADV.:
anticamente, altre volte; un tempo.
befoul, TR.: sporcare, imbrattare.
befriénd, TR.: favorire, proteggere.
befringe, TR.: ornare di frange.
bèg, TR:: domandare; pregare; chiedere;
INTR.. mendiéare, chiedere limosina: I
— your pardon, vi domando perdono;
I — to inform you, ho l'onore d'infor-
marvi.
begét (begot, begotten), IRR.; TR.: genera-
re; produrre. -ter, S.: genitore, gene-
ratore, m.
bèg-gari, s.: mendicante, pezzente, m.
“woman, S.: mendica, f. -gar2, TR.:
impoverire; spogliare. -garliness, S.:
mendicità, povertà; miseria, f. -garly!,
ADJ.: povero ; miserabile. -garly 2, ADV.:
poveramente, meschinamente. -gary,
S.: mendicità; miseria, indigenza, f.
-ging, S.: mendicare, m.: go a-begging,
andar mendicando. -gingly, ADV.: da
mendicante.
begin, IRR.; TR.: cominciare, principiare:
— again (afresh), ricominciare; — the
world, entrar nel mondo. -ner, s.: prin-
cipiante; novizio, m.
cipio, m.; origine, f.: make a —, commin-
ciare.
begird, IRR.; TR., INTR.: cingere, circon-
dare.
begnaw, TR.: andar rodendo.
begone! INTERJ.: vanne via! vattene!
begotten, PART.: generato, nato: first —,
primogenito; only —, unigenito, unico.
begréase, TR.: sporcare.
begrime, TR.: annerare.
begui-le, TR.: ingannare, truffare. -ler,
S.: ingannatore, truffatore, m. -ling,
s.: inganno, m., truffa, f.
-ning, S.: prin-|.
belike
behalf, s.: favore, m., causa; difesa, f.:
in — of, in favore di; in your —, in
vostro favore.
behave, INTR.: comportarsi, condursi.
behavio(u)r, s.: portamento; condotto,
behéad, TR.: decapitare, decollare. -ing,
S.: decapitazione, f.
behést, s.: comando, ordine, m.;
messa, f.
behind, ADV., PREP.: dietro, indietro, ad-
dietro, di dietro: come —, tener dietro;
stay —, restare indietro; leave —, la-
sciare addietro. -hand, ADV.: indietro;
in cattivo stato.
behòldi, IRR.; TR.: riguardare; osser-
vare; vedere. behold !2 INTERJ.: ecco!
-en, ADJ.: obbligato; debitore. -er, s.:
spettatore, m. -img, ADJ.: riguardante;
riconoscente; grato. -ingness, S.: ob-
bligazione, f.
oe S.: profitto; comodo, m.; utili-
tà, f.
behdove, INTR.: convenire; bisognare;
essere proprio. -fulj, ADJ,: profittevole,
utile. -fally}, ADV.: profittevolmente,
utilmente.
behòwl}, TR.: ululare, urlare.
being 1, 5.: essere, ente, m.; esistenza, f.:
the Supreme —,! Ente supremo; call into
—, chiamare all esistenza; for the time
—, pel tempo attuale. being 2, coNJ.:
posto che, poichè, giacchè.
belabo(u)r, TR.: bastonare, battere.
belaee, TR.: attaccare; guarnire di mer-
letti.
belamòuri,s.: galante, amante, m.
bèélamyi, S.: amico intimo, m.
belated, ADJ.: attardato, ritardato; sor-
preso dalla notte.
belayj, TR.: impedire; insidiare.
bèlchi, s.: rutto, m., eruttazione, f.
belch 2, INTR.: ruttare, eruttare.
béldam, s.: vecchiaccia, f.
beléaguer, TR.: assediare, bloccare.
-er, S.: assediatore, assediante, m.
bèlfry, s.: campanile, m.
belie, TR.: smentire; dimentire, imitare;
calunniare.
belîe-f, s.: fede, fidanza; credenza; opi-
nione, f.: light (ready) —, credulo, cre-
denzone ; slow of —, incredulo ; to the best
of my —, per quanto consta a me. -vable,
ADJ.: credibile; degno di fede. -ve, TR.:
credere; prestar fede; INTR.: pensare;
immaginarsi; darsi a credere : i — so, cre-
do di st; / — not, credo di no; make one
—; dare a credere. -ver, s.: credente;
fedele; cristiano, m. -vingly, ADV.: in
modo credibile.
belike}, apv.: verisimilmente, probabil-
mente.
pro-
belive
belive, ADV.: prontamente, adesso adesso.
béll, s.: campana, f.: little —, campa-
nella, f.; ring the —, suonar la campana;
—-clapper, battaglio, m. -flower, S.:
{bot.) campanella, f.; —founder, fondi-
tore di campane, m. -man, S.: bandi
tore, campanaro, n. -metal,s.: bronzo,
m. swether, s.: montone che porta il
campanaccio, m.
belle, s.: vaga donna, f.
belles-léttres, s. PL.: belle lettere, f. pl.
bellige-rent, -rous, ADJ.: belligerante,
guerreggiante.
béllow, INTR.: mugghiare, mugire.
béllovws, S. PL.: soffietto, m.
bélly, s.: ventre, m.; pancia, f. «ache,
s.: mal di ventre, m. -band, s.: pan-
ciera, f. -bound, ADJ.: stitico, costipa-
to. -fal, s.: corpacciata; sazietà, f.
belòng, INTR.: appartenere; aspettarsi.
«ing, S.: che appartiene; qualità, f.
beloved, ADJ.: amato, diletto.
helòw, ADV., PREP.: sotto; giù; a basso;
quaggiù : here —, quaggiù; he is —, egli
è basso, giù.
bélt, s.: budriere, pendaglio, m.:
der—, ciarpa, f.
bemire, TR.: infangare, sporcare, imbrat-
tare.
beméan, TR.: compiangere, deplorare.
-er, S.: compiangitore, m. -ing, S.:
compianto, lamento, m.
bénch, s.: scanne, banco, sedile, m.;
corte, f.: joiner’s —, panca di falegname ;
judges —, scranna del giudice. -er,S.:
assessore, giurisconsulto, m.
béndI,s.: piegatura, curvità, f.; costole
(di nave), f. pl. bendz, RR. ; TR.: ten-
dere; curvare, piegare; (nav.) dar volta:
— a bow, tendere un arco; — one’s mind,
volger P animo; INTR.: curvarsi, piegarsi,
sommettersi: — forwards, inchinare; —
under a burden, incurvarsi sotto un pesa.
-able, ADJ.: pieghevole, flessibile. -er,
S.: piegatore; strumento da piegare, m.
«ing, s.: piegamento, m., piegatura, cur-
vita, f.
benéath, ADV., PREP.: sotto, di sotto;
giù; a basso.
benediction, s.: benedizione; grazia, f.
benefàc-tion, s.: benefizio; favore, m.
«tor, s.: benefattore, m. -tress, S.:
benefattrice, f.
bénefie-e, s. : beneficio, m.; parrocchia, f.
-ed, ADJ.: beneficiato.
benéfieenee, s.: beneficenza, liberali-
ta,f. -ieent, ADJ.: beneficente, liberale.
hene-ficial, ADI.: profittevole, vantag-
gioso, utile. -ficially, ADV.: profitte-
volmente, utilmente. -ficialness, S.:
profitto, m., utilità, f. -ficiary,s.: be-
neficiato, beneficiario, m.
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bénefit!,s.: benefizio; profitto, vantag-
gio, m.: — of clergy, privilegio del clero,
m. benefit 2, TR.: beneficare; giovare,
vantaggiare ; INTR.: profittare ; avanzarsi.
benévo-lenee, s.: benevolenza; libera-
lità, f. -lent, ADJ.: benevolo, benefi-
cente. -lently, ADV.. con benevolenza.
benight, TR.: oscurare; ditenere infino
alla notte. -ed, ADJ.: sorpreso dalla
notte.
be-nign, ADJ.: benigno, favorevole, libe-
rale. -mignity, s.: benignità, bontà;
affabilità, f. -mignly, ADV.: benigna-
mente; dolcemente.
bénison, s.: benedizione, f.
bènt, ADJ.: piegato, inclinato; propenso ;
piega; inclinazione, f.: be — upon, esser
risoluto di far.
benùmb, TR.: intirizzire, agghiacciare,
stupefare. -edness, S.: intirizzamento,
m.; torpidezza, f.
bén-zine, s.: benzina, f.
zoino, belzuino, m.
bepaint, TR.: coprire di colore, colorire.
bepinch, TR.: pizzicare.
bepraise, TR.: lodare.
be-quéath, TR.: legare, lasciare in testa-
mento. -quéather, s.: testatore, m.
-quéathment, -quést, s.: legato, la-
scito. i
bérberry, s.: coccola acre, f.
be-réave, IRR.; TR. (bereaved, bereft; be-
reft); privare; spogliare. -réft, ADJ.:
privato, spogliato.
bérgamot, s.: pera bergamotta, f.; ber-
gamotto, m.
berhyme, TR.: celebrare in versi.
berlin, s.: berlina, f. (carrozza).
bérry I, s.: bacca, baia, coccola, f. ber-
ry2, TR.: produrre bacche.
béryl, s.: berillo, m.
bescréen, TR.: velare; proteggere.
beséech, IRR.; TR.: supplicare; scongiu-
rare. -er, S.: pregatore, supplicante, m.
beséem, INTR.: convenire, essere proprio.
-ing, ADJ.: convenevole, dicevole; S.:
decenza, leggiadria, f.
besét, IRR.; TR.: assediare; circondare,
angustiare.
be-shréw -shrii, INTR.: maledire.
beside(s), PREP.: accanto, aecosto, pres-
so; fuorchè; oltre; ADV.: inoltre, di più,
d'altronde: Ae — one’s self, esser fuor di
se (or del’ senro).
besié-ge, TR.: assediare, bloccare.
s.: assediatore; assediante, m.
S.: assediamento, m.
beslubber, TR.: imbrattare, insucidare,
sporcare.
be-sméar, -smirch, TR.’ imbrattare,
sporcare, lordare.
besmoke, TR.: affumicare.
-z6in, s.: ben-
-ger,
-ging,
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besmut, TR.: annerire con fumo.
bésom, S.: scopa, f.
besòrt, TR.: assortire, adattare.
besot, TR.: infatuare, stordire.
ADJ.: imbalordito, stupido.
ADV.: stupidamente. -tedness, S.:
pidezza, f.
bespangle,.TR.: ornare di pagliuole.
bespàtter, TR.: spruzzare; bruttare di
fango; calunniare.
bespawl, TR.: sputacchiare.
bespéak, IRR.; TR.: ordinare; ingaggia-
re; ritenere: — a place, ritenere un
posto; his language —s him a scholar,
il suo linguaggio annuncia un uomo dotto.
bespéckle, TR.: macchiare; brizzolare.
bespéw, TR.: sporcare con isputo.
bespiee, TR. : acconciare con delle spezie.
bespit = bespew. 2
bespoken, ADJ.: ordinato; ingaggiato.
bespòt, TR.: macchiare, sozzare.
bespréad, IRR.; TR.: stendere, disten-
dere.
besprinkle, TR.: spruzzare, aspergere.
be-spùe, -spùtter, TR.: sputacchiare.
bésse, S.: lupo marino, m.
bést, ADI.: (il) migliore; ottimo; ADV.:
meglio; nel miglior modo; s.: il migliore:
do one’s —, mettere ogni cura, far ogni
diligenza; make the — of a thing, trarre
il maggior vantaggio da una cosa; at —,
al meglio; the — we can, come meglio
possiamo; you had —, il meglio che
possiate fare sarebbe di.
bestain, TR.: macchiare, sozzare.
bestéad, IRR.; TR.: profittare; rendere
servizio.
bés-tial, ADI. : bestiale, brutale. -tial-
ity, S.: bestialità, brutalità, f. -tially,
ADV.: bestialmente, brutalmente.
bestick, IRR.; TR.: appiccare, punteg-
giare; incollare.
bestir, REFL.: industriarsi; ingegnarsi,
adoperarsi.
bestow, TR.: dare, presentare; spendere;
dare in matrimonio: — charity, fare la
carità. -er, S.: donatore, datore, m.
bestraught, ADJ.: matto, pazzo.
be-strèw -sirii, IRR.; TR.: sparpagliare ;
dispergere.
be-strid, impf. e part. del v. bestride.
-stride, IRR.; TR.: accavalciare; attra-
versare; altrepassare.
bestud, TR.: ornare, guarnire.
béètI, s.: scommessa, f. bet2, TR.: scom-
mettere, fare una scommessa: J’ll — ten
to one, scommetterò dieci contro uno.
betake, IRR.; REFL.: applicarsi; impie-
garsi.
be-think, IRR.; TR.: considerare, reflet-
tere; INTR.: ricordarsi. -thought -that,
impf. e part. del v. bethink.
besmut
-ted,
-tedly,
stu-
bibliography
bethrall, TR.: sottomettere.
bethimp, TR.: bastonare, battere.
betide, IRR.; INTR.: avvenire; accadere.
betime(s), ADV.: di buon’ ora, per tempo.
betoken, TR.: significare, pronosticare.
bétony, S.: bettonica, f.
betoss, TR. : agitare, disturbare.
betray, TR.: tradire; divulgare. -er,
s.: traditore, perfido, m.
betrim, TR.: ornare, addobbare.
betròth, TR.: fidanzare; impalmare.
betrust, TR.: affidare, confidare; dare in
custodia.
bétter!, ADJ.: migliore; ADV.: meglio,
in miglior modo: — than, migliore di; I
am —, sto meglio; much the —, tanto
meglio; had —, avrei fatto meglio; get
the —, restar superiore. better2, TR.:
migliorare, emendare. -ing, -ment, s.:
miglioramento, m.
béttor, s.: scommettitore, m.
bétty, s.: palo di ferro, m.
between, PREP.: fra; in mezzo.
betwixt = between.
bével, s.: squadra, f.
bèverjI, s.: merenda, f. beveriz,
INTR.: merendare.
béverage, s. : beveraggio, m.; bevanda, f.
bévy, s.: stuolo, nuvolo, m.
bewail, Tr. : deplorare, piangere. -able,
ADI. : deplorabile. -ing, s.: lamento, m.
bewake, TR.: svegliare.
beware, TR.: guardarsi, avere cura.
bewéep, TR.: lagrimare, deplorare.
bewét, TR.: umettare, irrorare.
bewilder, TR.: sviare; imbrogliare; in-
trigare. -ment, S.: imbrogliamento, m.
bewitch, TR.: ammaliare, affascinare.
-ery, S.: affascinamento, m., malia, f.
-ing, ADJ.: incantevole. -ment, 8.:
fascino, m., malia, f.
bewrap, TR.: avviluppare.
bewray (bewrayed, bewrain), IRR.; TR.:
scoprire, palesare, tradire. -er, S.: pa-
lesatore ; traditore, m.
béy, s.: bey, m.
beyond, PREP.: di là, oltre, sopra: —
measure, fuor di modo, oltremodo; — the
sea, di là del mare; — my reach, supe-
riore alla mia capacità; go —, eccedere,
sopravanzare.
bèzel, bézil, s.: castone (dell anello), m.
bezoar, S.: bezzuarro, m. È
bézzle, TR.: trincare, imbriacarsi.
biasI, s.: sghembo, m.; inclinazione, f.
bias 2, TR.: inclinare; preoccupare, per-
suadere.
bib, s.: bavaglio, m. bib-acious, ADJ.:
bibace. -ber, s.: bevitore, beone, m.
bible, s.: bibbia, f.
bibli-dgrapher, S.:
-Sgraphy, s.: bibliografia, f.
bibliografo, m
-gthé-
bibliothecal
cal, ADJ.: di biblioteca. -éthecary, s.:
bibliotecario, m.
bibulous, ADI. : spongioso, assorbente.
bieycle, s.: biciclo, velocipede, m.: safety
—, bicicletta, f. .
bicker, TR.: disputare, contendere. -er,
s.: contenditore, m. -img, S.: conte-
stazione, disputa, f.
bickern, s.: lieva appuntata, f.
bicorn, bicérnous, ADI. : bicorno.
bicòrporal, ADI. : bicorporeo.
bid:1, s.: offerta: makea —, far un of-
ferta, oftrire. bid2,IRR.; TR.: dire, or-
dinare, comandare; commettere; invi-
tare; offerire : — defiance, sfidare; — up,
alzar il prezzo, incarare. -der, S.: mag-
gior offerente, m. -dimg, S.: comando,
m.; offerta, f.
bidéntal, ADI. : che ha due denti.
biding, s.: dimora; abitazione, f.
biénnial, ADI. : biennale (di due anni).
biér, s.: bara, f.; cataletto, m.
bifarious, ADJ.: doppio; equivoco.
biferous, ADJ.: fruttifero due volte (1 an-
no).
bifid, bifidate, ADJ.: spaccato.
biformed, ApDJ.: biforme.
bifarcate(d), ADJ.: biforcato, biforcuto.
big, ADJ.: grande; grosso, gravido; gon-
fiato, superbo: look —, guardare con oc-
chi torvi; pavoneggiarsi ; talk —, parlare
autorevolmente ; — with child, gravida.
biga-mist, s.: bigamo, m. -my, S.: bi-
gamia, f.
big-bellied, ADJ.: panciuto.
biggin, s.: scuffietta, f.
big-ly, ADV.: superbamente, orgogliosa-
mente. -mess,S.: grossezza ; grandezza, f.
bigot, s.: bigotto, bacchettone, m. -ed,
ADI. : dedito al bacchettonismo; preoc-
cupato ciecamente. -edly, ADV.: da bac-
chettone, ostinatamente. -ry, S.: bigot-
tismo, m.; bacchettoneria, f.
big-swollen, ADJ.: turgido, gonfiato.
bilandér, s.: balandra, f.
bilberry, s.: mirtillo, m.
bil-bo, s.: spadaccia, f.
ceovi. m. ol.
bile, o.. puc, collera, f.; ciccione, m.
bilge 1,8.: piano della nave, m. bilgez,
INTR.: (nav.) fare acqua, trapelare.
“water, S.: (nav.) acqua di fondo della
nave, f.
biliary, ADI.: biliario.
bilingsgate, s.: ribalderia, f.
bilinguous, ADJ.: bilingue.
bilious, ADJ.: bilioso.
bilk, tR.: ingannare, truffare, beffare.
bill, s.: becco, rostro. bill2, s.: con-
to; biglietto, m.; cedola; lista, f.; ca-
talogo, m.; cambiale, f.: — of exchange,
lettera di cambio, f.; — of fare, carta,
-boes, 8. PL.:
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lista delle pietanze; — of indictment,
accusa, f.; — of lading, polizza di ca-
rico, f.; — in chancery, processo ver-
bale, m.; — payable, cambiale pagabile;
bring in a —, presentare un progetto di
legge; draw a — upon, trarre una cam-
biale su; make — payable to, passare una
cambiale all’ ordine di. bill 3, TR.: avvi-
sare, annunziare. bill4, INTR.: baciarsi
Yun I altro.
billeti,s.: biglietto; ceppo,m. billet2z,
TR.: alloggiare (soldati). »doux, s.:
lettera amorosa, f.
billiard, ADJ.: di bigliardo. -ball, s.:
biglia, pallottola, f. -player, s.: giuo-
catore di bigliardo, m. -s, s.: bigliardo,
trucco, m.: play at —, giuocare altrucco.
=stiok, S.: stecca, mazza, f.
billingsgate = bilingsgate.
billion, s.: bilione, f.
billow 1, s.: onda, f., flutto, m. billow 2,
INTR.: ondeggiare, sorgere in marosi. -y,
ADJ.: turgido, enfiato.
bin, s.: cofano; buffetto, m., arca, f.
binary, ADI.: binario.
bind, IRR.; TR.: legare; obbligare; con-
trarre; REFL.: obbligarsi, impegnarsi;
INTR.: contrarre, indurire: — fast, legare
strettamente; — a book, legare un libro.
-er, s.: legatore, m. -ing, s.: lega-
mento, m.; legatura, f. -weed, s.: con-
volvolo, m. ‘
binnacle, s.: bussola, f.
binocle, s.: binoculo, m.
biò-grapher, s.: biografo, m. bio-
graphical, ADI.: biografico. -gra-
phy, s.: biografia, f.
biparous, ADJ.: biparo.
bi-pàrtite, ADJ.: bipartito. -parti-
tion, s.: bissezione, f.
biped, s.: bipede, m.
bipedale.
bipénnated, ADJ.: che ha due ale.
birch, s.: betula, scopa, f. -en, ADI.:
di betula.
bird 1, s.: uccello, augello, m.: little —,
uccelletto, uccellino; —’s view, veduta
a volo d'uccello; —s of a feather flock to-
gether, ognuno ama il suo simile; kill two
—s with one stone, prender due pic-
cioni ad una fava; batter due chiodi ad
una calda. bird2, INTR.: prendere uc-
celli, uccellare. cage, S.: gabbia, f.
“call, s.: richiamo; fistio, mn. -catch-
er, -er, S.: uccellatore, m. -ing,
s.: uccellamento, m. -ing-piece, S.:
schioppo (da uccellare), m. lime, s.:
vischio, m. man, 8.: uccellatore,, m.
-’senest, s.: nido d’ uccelli, m.
birgander, s.: oca salvatica, f.
birth, s.: nascita, natività; stirpe; ori
gine, f.; parto. m.; ventrata, f.; (nav.)
bipedal, ADI.:
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luogo, posto, m.: new —, rigenerazione;
give — to, far nascere, produrre. -day,
S.: giorno di nascita, natale, m. place,
s.: luogo natale, m. -right, s.: primo-
genitura, f.
biscuit, S.: biscotto, biscottino, m.
biséet, INTR.: dividere in due parti. -tion,
S.: bissezione, divisione in due, f.
bishop, 8.: vescovo, m. -rie, S.: vesco-
vado, m.
bisk, s.: zuppa, f.; brodo, m.
bismuth, s.: bismutte, m.
bisséxtile, ADI.: bisestile.
bistoury, S.: (surg.) bistorì, m.
bistileous, ADI.: bisulco.
bit 1, s.: pezzo; boccone ; freno, morso, m.:
not a —, never a —, niente affatto; a —
of bread, un tozzo di pane; not a — of it,
niente affatto ; nulla di tutto ciò; by —s,
in pezzi; — of a key, buco della chiave,
m. bit2, TR.: imboccare, imbrigliare (un
cavallo).
bitch, s.: cagna, f.
bi-te I, s.: morso, m.; morsura, f. bitez,
IRR.; TR.: mordere, morsicare; pizzicare;
ingannare, trappolare: — off, portar via
il pezzo mordendo. -ter, s.: morditore;
furbone, m. -timg, ADI: mordente;
pungente.
bitter, ADJ.: amaro, aspro; piccante; cru-
dele. -ish, ADJ.: amaragnolo. -ly, ADV.:
amaramente; acutamente, severamente.
bittern, s.: tarabuso, m.
bitter-ness, S.: amarezza, f.; rancore,
m.; afflizione, f., cordoglio, m. sweet,
s.: dulcamara, f. =wort, s.: genziana
gialla.
bita-men, s..
ADJ.: bituminoso.
bival-ve, -vular, ADJ.: bivalve.
bivious, ADJ.: bivio.
blab 1, s.: ciarlatore, ciarlone, m. blab2,
TR: ciarlare, chiacchierare, calunniare.
-ber, S.: ciarlatore, chiacchierone, m.
-berlipped, ADI.: che ha le labbra
grosse, labbrato.
black, ADJ.: nero; funesto, triste; catti-
vo; S.: nero, color nero; lutto ; negro, m.:
— and blue, livido; put on —, vestirsi di
nero; — art, arte magica, f. -amoor,
S.: negro, m. -berry, S.: mora di rovo,
Sf. -bird, s.: merlo, m. -en, TR.: an-
nerare, far nero; INTR.: divenir nero.
“eyed, ADJ.: che ha gli occhi neri.
bitume, m. -minous,
-faced, ADJ.: brunetto, negretto. -fri-
ar, S.: frate Domenicano, m. -guard
blà'g@rd, s.: birbone, briccone, m. -ish,
ADJ.: nericcio, neretto. -lead, s.: piom-
baggine, f. =letter, s.: lettera gotica,
-moor, S.: moro, negro, m., negra, f.
-ness, S.: nerezza; atrocità, f. -pud-
ding, s.: sanguinaccio, m. -smith, s.:
blazonry
fabbro, m. -thorn, s.: prugno salva
tico, m.; susina salvatica, f.
bladder, s.: vescica, f.: little —, vesci-
chetta, vescicola.
blad-e, s.: lama, f.; fusto; stelo; bra-
vaccio, m.; (nav.) palma del remo, f.
-ebones, s.: osso della spalla, m. -ed,
ADJ.: gambuto.
blain, s.: ciccione, tumore, m.
blam-able, ADJ.: biasimevole; colpevole,
-ableness, s.: colpa, f.; mancamento,
m. -ably, ADV.: biasimevolmente. -e,
s.: biasimo; obbrobrio, m.; colpa, f.: lay
the — upon, incolpare. -e, TR.: biasima-
re, censurare; condannare. -eable =
blamable. -eful, ADJ.: biasimevole; col-
pevole, colpabile. -eless, ADJ.: incolpa-
bile, innocente. -elessly, ADV.: inno-
centemente. -elessness, 8.: innocenza,
f. -er, S.: biasimatore, incolpatore.
-eworthiness, S.: biasimevolezza, f.
-eworthy, ADJ.: biasimevole.
blanch, TR.: bianchire; far impallidire;
mondare; dissimulare.
bland, ADJ.: dolce; blando; piacevole,
placido. -iloquenee, s.: blandimento,
m., carezze, f. pl. -ish, TR.: blandire,
accarezzare. -ishment, s.: blandimen-
to, m., carezza, lusinga, f. -mess, 8:
natura (condotta) blanda.
blank, ADJ.: bianco; pallido; confuso;
sciolto; S.: spazio vuoto; bianco; bersa-
glio, m.; — verse, versi sciolti; left —,
lasciato in bianco.
blànket1,s.: coperto da letto (or di lana).
blanket2, TR.: coprire con una coperta
di lana; trabalzare in una coperta.
blank-ly, ADV.: nettamente; confusa-
mente. -ness, S.: pallidezza; confusio-
ne, f.
blare, INTR.: muggire ; liquefarsi.
blash, TR.: imbrattare, sporcare.
blas-phéme, TR.: bestemmiare. -phém-
er, S.: bestemmiatore, m. blas-phe-
mous, ADJ.: esecrabile, empio. -‘phe-
mously, ADV. : esecrabilmente, in modo
empio. -‘phemy, s.: bestemmia, f.
blasti, s.: soffio di vento, m.; bruma;
golpe, f.: — furnace, fornace. blast2.
TR.: annebbiare; ingiuriare; — some
one’s reputation, intaccare l'altrui ripu-
tazione. -ment, S.: infezione; conta-
gione, f.
blatant, ADJ.: mugghiante; ciarliero.
blàtter, INTR.: muggire, far gran ru
more.
blay, s.: argetino, m. (pesce).
blaz-e 1, s.: fiamma, vampa, f. -e2, TR.: al
lumare ; pubblicare, divolgare ; INTR.: scin-
tillare; splendere. -er, s.: divolgatore,
m. -on, TR.: blasonare; divisare; divol-
gare. -omry, S.: blasone araldica, f.
bleach
bleach, TR.: imbiancare al sole; INTR.:
bianchire. -img, S.: bianchire, bianchi-
mento, M.
bléaki, ADJ.: pallido; smorto; aspro,
freddo. bleak2, s.: argentino, m.
(pesce). -ness,S.: pallidezza; freddura,
f., freddo, m. -y, ADI.: freddo; smorto.
bléari, ADJ.: oscuro; cisposo. blear2,
tr.: offuscare ; intorpidare la vista. -ed-
ness, S.: cispa, f. eyed, ADJ.: cispo-
so, lippo.
biéati,s.: belamento, belato, m. bleat2,
INTR.: belare.
bléb, s.: pustula; bolla, f.
blaed, IRR.; TR.: cavare sangue; INTR.:
gettare sangue : — at the nose, gettar san-
gue dal noso. -er, S.: che cava sangue.
-ing, S.: cavata di sangue, f.
blémish I, s.: macchia, f.; disonore, m.,
infamia, f. blemish2, TR.: macchiare;
annerire, diffamare. -less, ADJ.: senza
macchia. -ment, S.: macchia, f.; diso-
nore, 7.
blénch, TR.: impedire, porre ostacolo;
INTR.: tremare di paura; rannicchiarsi.
blènd, TR.: mescolare, mischiare; brut-
tare.
bléss, TR.: benedire; glorificare: God —
you! Dio vi benedica! — my heart! per
Bacco! -ed, ADJ.: felice, beato; santo:
the —, i beati. -edly, ADV.: felice-
mente, beatamente. -edmess, S.: beati-
tudine, felicità, f. -er, S.: che benedice.
«ing, S.: benedizione; grazia di Dio, f.
-t, ADJ.: beato, benedetto.
blight1,s.: nebbia; golpe, f. blight2,
™.: annebbiare; guastare. -ed, -y,
ADJ.: annebbiato ; guasto, corrotto.
blind1, ADJ.: cieco; nascoso, oscuro;
S.: gelosia, persiana, f.; sotterfugio, m.:
— man, cieco; — woman, cieca. blind 2,
Tr.: acciecare; ingannare. -fold1, ADJ.:
cogli occhi bendati. -fold2, TR.: ben-
dare gli occhi a; acciecare. -Iy, ADV.:
ciecamente, alla cieca. -man’s buff, s.:
giuoco della cieca, m. -mess, S.: cecità,
f.; accecamento, m. -side, s.: debo-
lezza, f.; difetto, m. -worm, s.: cici-
gna, f.
blink1,s.: occhiata, f. Dblink2, INTR.:
ammiccare, accennar cogli occhi. -ard,
8.: guercio, losco, m. -ers, S. PL.: pa-
raocchi, m. pl.
bliss, s.: felicità, beatitudine, f. -ful,
ADI.: felice, beato. -fully, ADV.: feli-
cemente, beatamente. -fulness, S.: fe-
ta; beatitudine, f. -less, ADI. : infe-
ice
blister 1, s.: vescica; bolla, f.; vescican-
te, m. blister2z, TR.: applicare un
vescicante; INTR.: formarsi in vesciche.
-ing-fly, s.: cantaride, f.
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blithe, ADI.: gioioso, giocondo, lieto.
-ly, ADV.: giocondamente, lietamente.
-ness, S.: giocondità, allegrezza, f.
-some, ADI. : giocoso, lieto. -someness
= blitheness.
bloach, s.: pustula, f.
bloati, ADI.: enfiata, gonfio. -bloatz,
TR.: enfiare; gonfiare; INTR.: gonfiarsi.
-edness, S.: enfiagione, gonfiezza, f.
blébber, s.: bubbola, bollicina, ff. -lip,
S.: labbro troppo grosso, m. -lipped,
ADI. : labbruto.
block1, s.: ceppo, m.; forma; testa di
moro, f.; ostacolo, intoppo, m. blockz,
TR.: bloccare, assediare: — up, fermare,
chiudere. -ade, s.: bloccatura, f.; bloc-
co, m. -ade, TR.: bloccare, assediare.
-head, s.: babbaccione, sciocco, m.
-headed, ADJ.: stupido, balordo, ga-
glioffo. -house,s.: fortezza, f. -ishly,
ADV.: scioccamente, goffamente. -ish-
mess, S.. sciocchezza, balordaggine, f.
etin, S.: stagno puro, m.
blomary, s.: fornace da fondare il fer-
ro, f.
blénd-lace, s.: merletto di seta, m.
blood I, s.: sangue, m.; famiglia; stirpe;
ira, collera, f.: let —, cavar sangue.
blood2, TR.: insanguinare ; esasperare.
-guiltiness, S.: omicidio, assassina-
mento, m. -hound, s.: limiero, m. -ily,
ADY.: sanguinosamente ; crudelmente.
-iness, s.: crudeltà, inumanità, f. -less,
ADJ.: esangue; morto. -let, TR.: cavar
sangue. -letting, S.: cavata di sangue,
f. -shed, s.: spargimento di sangue, m.
-shedder, S.: assassino, micidiale, m.
-shot, ADJ.: stravasato. -stone, S.:
sanguigna, f. -sucker, ADJ.: sangui-
suga. -thirstiness, S.: sete di sangue,
f. -thirsty, ADJ.: sanguinolente. -ves-
sel, s.: vaso sanguigno, m. -wort, S.:
sanguinaria, f. -y, sanguinoso, sangui-
nario; crudele: — flux, flusso di san-
gue, m.
bloom, s.: fiore, m. bloom2, INTR.:
fiorire; germogliare. -y, ADJ.. fiorito.
pieno di fiori.
bléref, s.: soffio, m.
bléssom = bloom.
blòtI, s.: macchia; cancellatura; infa-
mia, f. blot2,TR.: macchiare; cassare,
scancellare; disonorare: this paper —s,
questa carta spande I’ inchiostro.
blòtch, s.: pustula; macchia, f.
blote, TR.: affumicare, seccare al fumo;
INTR. : gonfiarsi. -ed, ADJ.: affumicato;
gonfio.
blòtting paper, S.:
straccia, f.
blòw1, s.: colpo, m., botta, f.; disastro,
carta sugante;
m.: slanting —, rovescione, m.; come to
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—s, venire alle mani. blow 2, IRR.; TR.:
soffiare; suonare; INTR.: alenare, ansare ;
aprirsi, dilatarsi; — away, dissipare; —
down, rovinare, rovesciare; mandare giù;
— in, fare entrare soffiando; penetrare;
— one’s nose, soffiarsi il naso; — off, dis-
sipare soffiando, dispergere ; — out, estin-
guere; smorzare; — up, far saltar in
aria, pubblicare; I'll — him up, gli darò
una buona lavata di capo. -er, 8.: sof-
fiatore, m. -ing, S.: soffiamento, soffia-
re, m. -pipe, S.: canna da soffiare, f.
bléwz-e, s.: dondolona, paffuta, f. -y,
ADI. : abbronzato, rosso.
blubber!, s.: polmone marino, m.; un-
tuosa parte della balena, f. blubber2,
INTR.: gonfiarsi le guance.
bludgeon, s.: bastone, bastonaccio, m.
bluùei, apDJ.: turchino, azzurro. blue 2,
TR.: tingere di turchino. =bell, s.: bac-
cara, m. -bird, s.: cutrettola, f. =bot-
tle, s.: fioraliso, m. -ly, ADJ.: di color
turchino, azzurrino.
blùff, ADJ.: rustico, grossolano.
s.: rustichezza, f.
bluùish, ADJ.: azzurrino.
blinder!, s.: errore; fallo, marrone, m.:
make a —, pigliar un granchio. blun-
der2, TR.: confondere; imbrogliare;
INTR.: sbagliare, ingannarsi. -buss, S.:
moschettone, m. -er, S.: sciocco, ba-
lordo, m. head, s.: pecorone, babbac-
cione, m. -ingly, ADV.: stupidamente.
blanti, ADJ.: ottuso, grossolano, rozzo.
blunt 2, TR.: spuntare; reprimere. -ish,
ADJ.: alquanto spuntato. -ly, ADV.:
bruscamente, rozzamente. -mess, S.: ot-
tusità ! rozzezza, f.
blùri, s.: macchia, f.; disonore, m.
blur2, TR.: macchiare; disonorare.
blart, TR.: sbalestare, strafalciare.
blùshI, s.: rossore, m.; vergogna, f.:
put to the —, far arrossire; at first —, a
prima vista. blush2, INTR.: arrossire;
essere confuso. -ful, ADJ.: vergognoso.
-less, ADJ.: senza rossore; impudente.
-y, ADJ.: vermiglio; vergognoso.
blis-ter I, s.: fracasso, m.; millanteria, f.
-ter 2, INTR.: strepitare; tempestare.
-terer, S.: bravaccione, rodomonte, m.
-tering, ADJ.: tempestoso; pomposo.
-t(e)rous, ADJ.: tumultuoso, turbulento.
boar, s.: verro, m.: wild —, cignale,
cinghiale, m.
board 1, s.: asse; tavola; sala del con-
siglio, f.; bordo, m.: on — a ship, a bor-
do di un bastimento; deal above —, trat-
tare aperto (or con ischiettezza). board 2,
TR.: intavolare; abbordare; INTR.: tene-
re a dozzina; stare a dozzina: I — at
Mr. A., sto a dozzina dal signor A. -er,
S.: pensionario, dozzinante, m. -ing,s.:
-ness,
boldly
abbordaggio; arrembaggio, m. -ing=
school, S.: pensione, f., convitto, m.
=wages, S. PL.: salario di vitto, m.
béarish, ADI. : di cinghiale; rozzo.
boasti, s.: jattanza, millanteria, f.: make
a —, vantarsi, gloriarsi. boast2, TR.:
vantare ; esaltare ; INTR. : vantarsi, millan-
tarsi. -er, S.: millantatore, vantatore,
m. -ful, ADJ.: vanaglorioso. -ing, s.:
millanteria, ostentazione, f. -ingly,
ADV.: in modo vantevole, da millantatore.
boat, s.: battello, m., barca, f.: little —,
barchetta; ship’s —, schifo. boatz,
TR.: trasportare in barca; INTR.: andare
in barca. -builder, s.: costruttore di
battelli, m. «hook, s.: gancio di lancia,
m. -man, 8.: barcaiuolo, barcaruolo,
m. -swain coll. bés’n, s.: nostromo,
bosman, m.
bòbiI, s.: oggetto pendente; pendente,
ciondolo ; sughero (d’una lenza); detto sa-
tirico, m.; botta, f. bob2, TR.: battere;
ingannare; INTR.: ciondolare; pendere.
-bin, s.: cannello, m. -cherry, s.:
giuoco della ciriegia, m. -tail,S.: coda
corta, f. -tailed, ADJ.: scodato, senza
coda. -wig, S.: parrucca corta, f.
bode, TR.: presagire, pronosticare.
-ment, S.: presagio, pronostico, m.
bédge, INTR.: esitare.
bòdi-ee, s.: busto; corsaletto; giubbet-
tino, m. -less, ADJ.: incorporeo. -ly,
ADJ.: corporeo; ADV.: corporeamente.
béding, s.: presagio, pronostico, m.
bodkin, s.: punteruolo; stiletto, m.
body, s.: corpo; guscio (d’ una carrozza);
sostanza; società, f.: any—, every,
ognuno, chiunque; little —, corpicciulo,
corpicello; — politic, corpo politico;
busy—, faccendone, broglione. -guard,
s.: guardie del corpo, f. pl.
bog, s.: palude, pantano, m.
bòggl-e, INTR.: esitare, bilanciare. -er,
S.: uomo dubitativo, uomo timido, m.
-ing, S.: esitazione, irresoluzione, f.
bòggy, ADJ.: paludoso, pantanoso.
boil1, s.: fignolo; ciccione, m., ulcera, f.
boil2z, TR.: lessare, bollire; cuocere;
INTR.: bollire; ondeggiare: —ed meat,
lesso, m., carne lessa, f. -er, S.: cal
daja, f.; (loc.) calderone a vapore, m.
-ing, S.: bollimento, m.
béisterous, ADJ.: furioso, tempestoso,
violento. -ly, ADV.: furiosamente, vio-
lentemente. -mess, S.: impetuosita, tur-
bolenza ; violenza, f. ;
bold, ADJI.: ardito, bravo, coraggioso ; im-
pudente: make —, prendersi la libertà,
=face,
osare. -en, TR.: incoraggiare.
s.: sfacciatezza, impudenza, f. -faced,
ADI.: sfacciato, sfrontato, impudente.
-ly, ADy.: arditamente, con bravura.
boldness
-ness, S.: arditezza, intrepidità, temerità,
f.; coraggio, m.
bole, s.: tronco ; bolo, m.; sei moggi, m. pl.
ball, s.: stelo; gambo, m.
bolsterI, s.: primaccio, piumaccio, m.
bolster 2, TR.: appoggiare; avvolgere
con banda: — up, farsi fautore di. -er,
s.: protettore, fautore, m. -img, S.:
sostegno, m.; protezione, f.
bolt1, s.: freccia, f.; dardo; catenaccio,
m. bolt2, TR.: incatenacciare; abbu-
rattare; crivellare; INTR.: ascire subita-
neamente. -er, S.: burattello, buratto,
m. -ing-house, s.: buratteria,f. -ing-
hutch, s.: buratto, frullone, m.
bolus, s.: bolo, m.; pillola, f.
bòm-b, s.: bomba, f. -bàrd, TR.:
bombardare. -bardîer, s.: bombardiere,
m. -bàrdment, s.: bombardamento, m.
bombasin, s.: bambagino, m.
bém-bast, s.: ampollosità, f., anfana-
mento, m. -bast(ic), ADJ.: ampolloso,
gonfio.
bombilation, s.: strepito, m.
bombshell, s.: bomba, f.
bond, s.: nodo, legame, m.; obbligazione,
promessa, f.: — of friendship, legami
d'amicizia. -age, S.: schiavitù; servitù,
f. -maid, s.: schiava, f. -man,
-servant, S.: schiavo, m. -service,
8.: schiavitù, servitù, f. -slave, S.:
schiavo, m. -sman, S.: mallevadore, m. ;
sicurtà, f. -woman, S.: schiava, f.
bone, S.: osso, m.: make no —s, non
farsi scrupolo; pick a —, rosicchiare un
osso. bome 2, TR.: disossare. -less, ADJ.:
senza ossa, disossato. -setter, 8.: chi-
rurgo che rimette le ossa dislogate, m.
bonfire, s.: fuoco d’ allegrezza, m.
bonnet, s.: berretta, cappellina, f.
bòn-nily, ADV.: graziosamente, aggrade-
volmente. -ny, ADJ.: leggiadro; gra-
zioso.
bonnyclabber, s.: siero di latte, m.
bony, ADJ.: ossuto, ossoso.
béoby, s.: balordo, sciocco, m.
book1, s.: libro; tomo, m.: bound —,
libro legato ; stitched —, libro in brosciu-
ra; — in boards, libro cartonato; with-
out —, a mente; keep —s, tenere i libri.
bookz2, TR.: allibrare, scrivere nel libro.
-binder, s. : legatore di libri, m. -case,
8.: libreria, scandia, f.; armadio, m.
-ful, ADJ.: pieno di nozioni indigeste.
-ish, ADJ.: studioso. -ishness, S.:
amor eccessivo dello studio, m.; biblio-
mania, f. -keeper, 8.: ragioniere, con-
tabile, m. -keeping, s.: tenere i libri,
m. «learned, ADJ.: versato nei libri,
erudito. -learning, s.: erudizione, f.
«man, S.: uomo studioso, m. -mate,
8.: compagno in istudio, m. -seller,
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s.: libraio, m. -selling, s.: commercio
di libri, m. -shop, s.: bottega del li-
braio; libreria, f. -stall, s.: banchino
di libri usati. -stand, s.: leggio, m.
estore, S.: libreria, f. -trade = book-
selling. -worm, S.: tignola, f.; uomo
troppo studioso, m.
bdom 1, s.: (nav.) boma, f., polo (di vela),
m. boom2, INTR.: sbalzare; lanciarsi.
-ing, s.: rimbombo, m.
bòoni, s.: dono; favore, m., grazia, f.
boon2, ADI. : buono; lieto, gioviale.
bdor, s.: rustico, villano, m. -ish, ADJ.:
rustico, villano, rozzo. -ishly, ADV.:
rusticamente, rozzamente. -ishness, S.:
rustichezza ; zotichezza, f.
bdose, S.: stalla pel bue, f.
bdoti, s.: stivale, m.: put on one's —s,
stivalarsi, calzar gli stivali; in —s, stiva-
lato. boot 2, S.: profitto guadagno, m.: to
—-, per soprappiù. boot 3,TR.: profittare;
inricchire; INTR.: mettersi gli stivali.
-black, s.: lustrascarpe, lustrastivali,
m. -ed, ADJ.: stivalato.
béoth, s.: capanna, f.
bòot-hose, S.: calzetta grossa, f. hoot=
jack, s.: cavastivali, m. last = boot-
tree.
bootless, ADJ.: inutile, svantaggioso.
boot-tree, s.: forma da stivali, .f.
S.: = bootblack.
bdoty, s.: bottino; predamento, m., pre-
da, f.
bopéep, INTR.: play —, far capolino, guar-
dar sott’ occhi.
borachiof, s.: imbriacone, trincone, m.
borable, ADJ.: che può forarsi.
borage, s.: boraggine, borrana, f.
borax, s.: borrace, m.
bérder1,s.: orlo, lembo, m. ; estremità, f.
border 2, TR.: orlare; confinare; INTR..
essere contiguo. -er, S.: confinante, m.
-ing, ADJ.: contiguo, limitrofo.
boret, s.: bocca (d’un arme), f., calibro;
succhiello, m. bore2, TR.: forare, bu-
care, pertugiare ; annoiare, tediare.
borea-1, ADJ.: boreale, settentrionale.
Bòorea-s, s.: borea, aquilone, m.
borer, s.: foratoio; succhiello, m.
bérn, ADJ.: nato; destinato: be —, na-
scere; where were you —? dove siete
nato?
borough, s.: borgo; villaggio, m.
bòrrel, ADI.: ruvido.
borrow, TR.: pigliare in prestito, m. -er,
bosom
s.: prenditore in prestito, m. -ing, S.°
prestito, m., prestanza, f.
bòs-cage, S.: boschetto, m. -ky, ADJ.:
boscosò, selvoso. )
bésom 1, s.: seno, grembo; cuore; desi-
derio; golfo, m.: — of a shirt, sparato
(d’ una camicia), m. bosom2, TR.: chiu-
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dere in seno, insenare: — friend, amico
intimo, m.
bòss1,s.: gobba. boss 2,8.: borchia; figu-
ra (di rilievo), f. -age, s.: bozzo, m.
bot-anical, ADJ.: botanico. bòt-anist,
s.: botanico, m. bòt-any, S.: botanica, f.
botch 1, s.: enfiato, m., pustula, f. botch2,
TR.: rappezzare, rattoppare, ciarpare. -er,
S.: rappezzatore, m. -ery,S.: rappezzare,
m. -ingly, ADV.: alla grossolana, mala-
mente. -y, ADJ.: rappezzato; malfatto.
bothi, ADJ.: ambo, ambe; I’ uno e l’altro,
ambidue: — hands, ambo le mani; — of
them, ambedue; on — sides, da tutte le
parti. both 2, conJ.: egualmente che:
both... and, e... e; si...che; così
bene... come.
bother I, TR.: imbarrazzare, confondere;
annoiare, importunare. bother2, s.:
annoiamento; annoiatore, m.
kòttle1, s.: bottiglia, f.; fiasco; fastello
(di fieno), m.: big —, fiascone, m.; cork
a—, turare una bottiglia. bottle2,
TR. : infiascare ; affastellare, imbottigliare.
-brush, s.: spazzola, f. -serew, S.: ca-
vasughero, m.
bottom 1, s.: fondo, fondamento, m.; val-
le; fine, f.; vascello, m.: — of the heart,
imo del cuore; — of the stairs, fondo della
scala;:stand upon a good —, esser bene
in gamba; go to the —, andare a fondo;
sink to the —, mandare al fondo, spro-
fondare; at —, a fondo, in sostanza.
bottom 2, TR.: fondare, fare fondo. -ed,
ADJ.: fondato, inaspato. -less, ADI.:
senza fondo. -my, S.: prestito alla grossa
avventura; cambio marittimo, m.
bòuget, INTR.: enfiarsi, gonfiarsi.
bough, s.: ramo, m.
bought bat, pret. di buy.
bought} 2, s.: curvatura, f.
béune-e1, S.: strepito, fracasso, m. ; bra-
vata, f. bounc-e2, INTR.: strepitare,
stricchiolare; vantarsi. -er, s.: millan-
tatore,m. -ingly, ADV.: con strepito.
béund!, s.: limite. bound2, s.: salto,
sbalzo, m. bound3, TR.: limitare, ter-
minare; destinare, obbligare; reprimere.
bound4,INTR.: sbalzare. bounds, PART.
(di bind): the ship is — for L., il basti-
mento è caricato per L. -ary, S.: termi-
ne; confine, m. -em, ADJ.: obbligato, te-
nuto. -img, ADJ.: balzante, saltante.
-less, ADJ.: immenso, infinito. -less-
ness, S.: immensità, infinità, f. -stone,
S.: termine, m.
béunteons, ADJ.: buono, benigno; libe-
rale. -ly, ADV.: benignamente, liberal-
mente. -mess, S.: munificenza, liberalità, f.
béuntiful, ADJ.: generoso, liberale. -ly,
ADV.: benignamente, generosamente.
ness, S.: benignità, generosità, f.
boyism
béunty, s.: bontà; liberalità, f.
béurd}i, s.: scherzo, m. bourdjz,
INTR.: scherzare.
bourgeon, INTR.: germogliare.
bourni, s.: limite. bourn2, s.: rivolet-
to, m.
béus-e, INTR.: trincare, sbevazzare. -y,
ADJ.: imbriaco, inebbriato.
bout, s.: volta, fiata, f.; tratto, m.: for
this —, per questa volta; drinking —,
bevuta, f.
boutade, s.: bizzarria, f.
béwt, s.: arco, archetto; inchino, m.
béw 2, s.: riverenza, f.: draw the long
—, lanciar campanili, spacciare a creden-
za. Tbéw3, TR.: curvare, piegare; depri-
mere; INTR.: inchinarsi; — down, pro-
strarsi. -bemt, ADI.: arcato, arcuato,
curvo.
bòwel, TR.: sventrare. -s, S. PL.: viscere,
budella, f. pl.; compassione, tenerezza, f.
béwerl, s.: pergola, f., pergolato, om-
broso recesso, m.; ancora di posta, f.
bower2, INTR.: alloggiare. -y, ADJ.:
pieno di pergole; ombroso, frondoso.
bowge, TR.: (nav.) foracchiare.
bowl 1, s.: tazzone; bacino, m. bowlz,
S.: boccia, pallottola, f. bowl3, TR.:
giuocar alle boccie.
bowlder, estone, S.:
(geol.) masso erratico, m.
bow-legged, ADJ.: sbilenco.
bowler, s.: giuocatore di boccie, m.
bowless, ADJ.: senz’ arco.
bowline, s.: (nav.) bolina, f.
bowling(-green), s.: giuoco di boccie, m.
béwman, s.: arciere, arcatore; (nav.)
brigadiere, m.
bowse, TR.: (nav.) tirare (una corda).
bow-shot, S.: tiro d’arco, m.
bowsprit, s.: (nav. arch.) bompresso, m.
bow-string, s.: corda dell arco, f. -win-
dow, S.: finestra ovale, f. -yer, s.: ar-
ciere, m.
box 1, s.: (shrub) bossolo, m.; (case) sca-
tola, cassetta, f.; bosso; palco (in teatro),
m.: little —, cassettina; — on the ear,
schiaffo, m.; — of a wheel, mozzo di ruota;
be in the wrong —, trovarsi in cattivi
panni. box2, TR.: chiudere in una sca-
tola; INTR.. battersi a pugni: (nav.)
— a ship, mettere una nave in panna.
-en, ADI.: fatto di bosso. 4
bòx-er, s.: pugilatore, m. -img, S.: il
far a pugni. -match, s.: pugilato, m.
béy, S.: giovanetto, ragazzo; servo, m.:
be past a —, esser uomo fatto; —’s trick,
ragazzata, f. -hood, s.: puerizia, infan-
zia, f. -ish, ADJ.: puerile, fanciullesco.
-ishly, apv.: fanciullescamente. -ish-
ness, -ism, S.: puerilità, fanciullag-
gine, f.
ciotto, ciottolo;
brabble
bràbbl-e 1, s.: querela, disputa, f. brab-
ble2, INTR.: rissare strepitosamente, di-
sputare. -er, S.: contenditore, gridato-
re, M.
bràe-e I, S.: coppia, f., pajo, m.; cintura,
f., cignone; (nav.) cordame, m.: — of
pistols, pajo di pistole; — of grayhounds,
coppia di levrieri. brace 2, TR.: legare,
bendare; ristringere; (nav.) bracciare.
-elet, S.: braccialetto, m. -er, S.: cin-
tura, fascia, f.
brick, s.: bracco, m.
brachial, ADJ.: del braccio.
brachygraphy, S.: tachigrafia, steno-
grafia, f.
brack, s.: breccia; rottura, f.; sale, m.
bracket, s.: beccatello, m. -s, S. PL.:
parentesi, m.; clausole, f.; (nav.) cande-
lieri, m. pl.
brackish, apJ.: salmastro.
salsezza, salsaggine, f.
bràgi, s.: vantamento, m., millanteria, f.
brag2, INTR.: vantarsi, iattarsi; millan-
tarsi. -gadocio, -gart, -ger, S.: bra-
vaccio, vantatore, millantatore, m.
braidi, s.: tessitura, f.; intrecciamento,
m. braid2, TR.: intrecciare.
brails, s. PL.: cordicelle, f. pl.
brain, s.: cervello; giudizio, senno, m.:
little —, cervelletto; cerebello: conges-
tion of the —, congestione cerebrale;
blow out one's —s, bruciarsi il cervello;
rack one’s —s, stillarsi il cervello, lambic-
carsi il cervello; beat one’s —s, lambic-
carsi il cervello, sottilizzare; break one’s
—s, rompersi la testa. brain, TR.:
-ness, S.:
ammazzare; discervellare. -less, ADJ.:
scervellato, sciocco. -pan, s.: cranio,
m. -sick, ADJ.: sciocco, frenetico.
-sickness, S.: frenetichezza ; stolidezza, f.
brak-e, s.: maciulla, f.; briglione, m.,
morsa; madia, f.; spine, f. pl.; (rail.)
freno, m.: apply the —, frenare. -y,
ADI.: spinoso.
bramble, s.: rovo; crespino, m.
bran, s.: crusca, f.
branch, s.: ramo, m.; progenie, f.
branch2, tr.: ramificare; dividere, se-
parare; INTR.: spargersi in rami. -ed,
ADJ.: ramoso, pieno di rami; diviso.
-iness, s.: ramificazione, f. -less, ADJ.:
senza rami, diramato. line, S.: (rail.)
strada laterale, f. -railway, S.: (rail.)
strada (ferrata) laterale, f. -y, ADJ.: ra-
moso, ramoruto.
brand 1, s.: tizzone, brando; fulmine, m.
brand2, TR.: suggellare con ferro info-
cato; diffamare, macchiare. -iron, S.:
ferro da bollare. -ish, TR.: brandire;
vibrare.
brandy, s.: acquavite, f.
bràngl-er,s.: querela, rissa, f. -e2,INTR.:
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contendere, disputare, rissare. -er, S.:
contenditore, riottoso, m. -img, S.:
contendimento, m., querela, rissa, f.
brànk, s.: grano Saraceno, m.
brànny, ADJ.: cruscoso; simigliante alla
crusca.
brantgoose = brandgoose.
brasier, s.: calderaio, m.; stufa, f.:
—'s ware, lavori del calderaio, m. pl.
brass, s.: rame, bronzo, m.; sfacciatezza,
f.: yellow —, ottone, m.; have —, aver
faccia tosta, essere sfrontato or impu-
dente. -foundry, s.: fonderia d’ottone,
Sf. -imess, S.: somiglianza di rame, f.
-y, ADJ.: di rame; impudente.
bràt, s.: bambino, babbuino, m.
bravado, s.: bravata, millanteria, f.
brav-el, ADJ.: bravo, coraggioso; nobi.
le; s.: bravaccio, millantatore, m. -e2,
TR.: bravare, insultare. -ely, ADV.: co.
raggiosamente. -ery, S.: bravura, f., co.
raggio, m.; magnificenza, f.
bravo, s.: assassino prezzolato, m.
bràwl!, s.: querela, rissa, f.; contrasto,
m. brawl12, INTR.: rissare ; contendere.
-er, S.: sgridatore; litigatore, m.
bràwn, s.: polpa; forza; carne di verro,
f. -imess, s.: parte carnosa; forza, f.;
vigore, m. -y, ADJ.: carnoso; robusto,
forte.
bray1,s.: ragghio, ragghiare; strepito,
m. bray2, TR.: pestare, macinare;
INTR.: ragliare, ragghiare. -er, s.: ma-
cina, f. -img, S.: pestamento, macina-
mento; rumore, m.
braze, TR.: coprire di rame; saldare;
bravare. -m, ADJ.: di rame, di bronzo;
impudente. -n, INTR.: essere impudente.
-nface, S.: impudente, sfacciato, m.
-faced, ADJ.: sfrontato, impudente.
brazier = brasier.
Brazil-wood, s.: legno del Brasile, m.
bréach, s.: breccia; apertura; mancan-
za; violazione, f.
brèadi, s.: pane, m.; sussistenza, f.:
brown —, pane bruno, m.; stale —, pane
assettato; a loaf of —, un pane; be out
of —, essere fuor d'impiego; get one’s
—, guadagnare la sua vita. breadz,
TR.: tagliare del pane per la zuppa.
=basket, S.: pancia, f., canestro da
pane, m. -chipper, S.: garzone del
fornajo, m. corn, s.: frumento, m.
“room, s.: pagliuolo, m.
brèadth, s.: larghezza, ampiezza, f.
breaki, s.: rompimento; (rail.) freno,
m.: — of day, spuntar del giorno, m.
break2, IRR.; TR.: rompere; spezzare;
fracassare, rovinare; debilitare; violare *
vincere, sottomettere; proporre, offerire ;
INTR.: rompersi; spezzarsi, spaccarsi;
fallire: — the back, slombare; dilombar-
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si; — ground, aprire una trincea, zap-
pare; — the heart, spezzare il cuore; —
a horse, scozzonare un cavallo; — into
laughter, sgarasciarsi dalle risa; — @
jest, burlare, schernire; — the neck,
rompersi il collo; — în pieces, mettere in
pezzi; — silence, rompere il silenzio; —
one's word, mancare di parola; — off
ones work, tralasciare il lavoro;
asunder, rompere per metà; — down,
abbattere, distruggere; — forth, sorgere ;
spuntare; — from, separare, disunire ; —
in, entrare impetuosamente; — into,
sforzare; — into a house, sfondare una
porta; -— off, rompere, spezzare; lascia-
re; — open, aprire a forza; — out, inon-
dare, zampillare; — over, spandersi ; tra-
boccare; — through, passare a traverso ;
— up, separare; stendare; — wind, ti-
rare coreggie; — with, cessare d’ esser
amico. -age, S.: frattura, f. -er, S.:
rompitore, m. -fasti brékfest, s.: cola-
zione, f., asciolvere, m. -fast 2, INTR.: far
colazione, asciolvere. -img, S.: rompi-
mento, m.; frattura, crepatura, f.;
up, vacanze, f. pl. -neck, S.: preci-
pizio; rompicollo, m. -promise, S.:
mancatore di parola, m. -man, S.: (rail.)
frenaio, m.
bréam1,s.: reina, f. (pesce). bream 2,
TR.: (nav.) spalmare, dar il fuoco.
bréast, S.: seno, petto, m.; coscienza f.;
(nav.) fianco, m. -bone, S.: (anat.) ster-
no, m. -high, ADJ.: dell’ altezza di pa-
rapetto. -knot,s.: fiocco di nastri, m.
-plate, s.: pettabotta, corazza, f. -work,
S.: parapetto, m.; sponda, f.
bréath, s.: lena, f., fiato, respiro; soffio,
m.: în a —, tutt ad un tratto, affatto; to
the last —, fin’ all’ ultimo sospiro; short-
ness of —, asma, ambascia, f.; draw (take)
—, respirare, alenare; gasp for —, boc-
cheggiare; run one’s self out of —, cor-
rere fin che si perda il fiato.
breath - able, ADJI.: respirabile.
breath -e, TR.: respirare; esalare;
INTR.. respirare, anelare; prender ri-
breakage
storo: — vengeance, agognare la ven-
detta: — one’s last, spirare; — after,
aspirare; bramare; — into, ispirare; —
on, soffiare; spirare; — out, esalare; —
out one’s last, spirare; morire. -ing,
s.: ansamento, respiro ; riposo, m. -ing=
hole, s.: spiraglio, spiracolo, m. -ing=
time, S.: tempo di riposo, m.
bréathless, ADJ.: anelante; trafelato.
bréd, ADJ.: allevato, nutrito: well —, co-
stumato, ben educato, gentile; 7/2 —, mal-
creato.
brée, s.: tafano, m.
bréech!, s.: diretano, m.: — of a gun,
sulatta di cannone, f. breech2, TrR.:
briefness
mettere i calzoni ad un ragazzo. -es, 8
PL.: calzoni, m. pl., bracche, f. pl.
bréed I, s.: razza; ventrata, f. breed 2,
IRR.; TR.: produrre, generare; allevare;
INTR.: generarsi; partorire : — teeth, met.
tere i denti; — youth, educare giovani.
-ing, s.: educazione; (buona) creanza;
civiltà, f.- good (bad) —, buona (mala)
creanza.
bréez-e, s.: aura, f., venticello; tafano,
m. -y, ADI.: rinfrescante, refrigerante.
brét, s.: lima, f.
bréthren, s. PL.: fratelli, m. pl.
bré-ve, 8.: breve, f. -viary, 8.: brevia-
rio, m. -viate, S.: compendio; estratto,
m. -viature, 8.: abbreviazione, f.
brevîer, S.: (typ.) testino, m.
brévity, s.: brevità; precisione, f.
brew bri, TR.: mescolare; tramare;
INTR.: far la birra o cervogia: be —ing,
mescolarsi. -age, S.: mistura, f. -er,
s.: birraio, m. ° -ery, -house, s.: bir-
reria, f. -img, S.: fare la birra, m. -is,
S.: fetta di pane intinta nel brodo, f.
briar = brier.
brib-e I, s.: donativo per corrompere, m.:
take a —, lasciarsi corrompere co’ regali.
-e2, TR.: subornare, corrompere, com-
prare. -er, S.: corruttore, subornatore,
m. -ery, S.: corrompimento, suborna-
mento, m.
brick, s.: mattone; pane, m. -bat, S.:
pezzo di mattone, m. -kiln, s.: fornace
da mattoni, f. -layer, S.: muratore, m.
-maker, s.: mattoniero; fornaciaio, m.
-wall, s.: muro di mattoni, m. -work,
S.: mattonato, m.
bridal, ADJI.: nuziale, sposereccio; s.:
sposalizio, m.
bride, s.: sposa, f. =bed, s.: letto spo-
sereccio, m. cake, s.: chicca, focac-
cia di nozze, f. -groom, S.: sposo, m.
-maid, s.: fanciulla che accompagna per
onore la sposa, f. -man, s.: giovanotto
che accompagna per onore lo sposo, m.
-room, S.: camera nuziale, f.
Bridewell, s.: casa di correzione (in
Londra), f.
bridge, s.: ponte; rialto (del naso), m.:
— of a violin, ponte d’un violino; — of
the nose, rialto del naso, m.
bridlet, s.: briglia, f., freno, m.: —s of
the bowline, patte della bolina, f. pl
bridle2, TR.: imbrigliare ; raffrenare,
ristringere; INTR.: gonfiarsi, ingalluzzarsi.
-hand, s.: mano con cui si tien la bri-
glia, f. di
brief, ADI. : breve; succinto, conciso; 8.:
breve; compendio; brevetto, m.: in —,
alle corte. -ly, ADV.: brevemente, in
poche parole. -mess, S.: brevità; preci-
sione, f.
brier
trier, S.: rovo, pruno, m.; spine, f. pl.
-y, ADJ.: pieno di pruni, spinoso.
bri-gade, s.: brigata, f. -gadiér, s.:
brigadiere, m.
brigan-d, s.: brigante, ladrone, masna-
diere, m. -dage, s.: brigantaggio, m.;
ruberia, f. -dine, -tine, s.. briganti
no, m. -dish, ADI. : brigantesco.
bright, ADI. : lucido; brillante : it is —,
il giorno comincia a spuntare. -en, TR.:
lustrare, illustrare; pulire; INTR.: diven-
tare lucido. -ish, ADJ.: alquanto lucente.
-ly, Apv.: splendidamente, chiaramente.
-ness, S.: splendore, lustro, m.; chiarez-
za; acutezza, f.
brigose}, ADJ.: litigioso.
briga, trama; contesa, f.
brillian-ey, s.: lucidezza, f.; splendore,
m. -t, ADJ.: brillante; risplendente;
s.: brillante; diamante, m. -tly, ADV.:
splendidamente. -tmess, s.: lucidezza;
chiarezza, f.
brills, s. PL.: peli sopra i cigli del caval-
lo, m. pl.
brim 1, s.: orlo, m.; margine; stremita,
f.: to the—, fino all orlo; — of a hat,
falda d’ un cappello, f. brim 2, TR.: em-
piere fino all’orlo; INTR.: esser pieno.
-ful, ADJ.: colmo, pieno fino all’ orlo.
-fulness, Ss.: pienezza fino all’ orlo, f.
-mer, S.: bicchiere traboccante, m.
-stone, S.: solfo, zolfo, m.: — match,
zolfanello, m.; — mine, zolfanaia, f.
-stony, ADJ.: sulfureo, pieno di solfo.
brindl-e, s.: macchia, punzecchitura, f.
-ed, ADJ.: punzecchiato.
brine, s.: salamoia, f.; (fig.) lagrime,
f.pl. -pit, s.: pozzo d’acqua salata, m.
bring, IRR.; TR.: portare, recare; tra-
sferire; menare; condurre; ridurre: —
close, avvicinare; accostare; — about,
effettuare; riuscire; — away, portare via;
— back, riportare, ricondurre ; restituire ;
— down, abbassare; umiliare; — forth,
produrre; partorire; — forward, avanza-
re; — in, fare entrare; produrre; — off,
dissuadere; liberare; — on, impegnare,
intrigare; — out, far vedere, mostrare;
— under, soggiogare, sottomettere; — up,
allevare ; insegnare; costumare ; — upon,
attrarre; meritare; — to, indurre; at-
trarre; — together, mettere d’accordo;
— ill luck, portare mal augurio; — low,
umiliare, abbattere; — into favour, met-
tere in grazia; — to pass, effettuare, ese-
guire; — to perfection, perfezionare; —
— to do, indurre, persuadere; — to know,
fare sapere; — word, informare. -er,
8.: portatore, m.: — up, insegnatore ;
allevatore, m.
brinish, ADJ.: salmastro, salso.
8.; salsezza; salamoia, f.
brîgue, s.:
-ness,
broken-hearted
brink, s.: orlo, lembo, m.; ripa, f.
briny, ADJ.: salino, salso.
brisk 1, ADJ.: vivace, lieto, giocoso, spiri-
toso. brisk2 (— up), INTR.: avanzarsi;
rallegrarsi.
brisket, s.: petto d’un animale, m.
brisk-ly, ADV.: vigorosamente; lieta-
mente, giovialmente. -mess, s.: vivacità,
allegria, f.; vigore, m.
bristl-e I, s.: setola, f. -e2, INTR.: arric-
ciarsi; star a un punta. -y, ADV.: seto-
so; arricciato.
brittl-e, ADJ.:
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fragile, frale, fievole.
-eness, S.: fragilità, fralezza, f. -y,
ADV.: fragilmente.
brize, s.: tafano, m.
broach i, s.: spiedo, schidione, m.
broach2, TR.: infilzare nello stidione ;
spillare; divulgare, pubblicare. -er, s.:
spiedo, inventore, m.
broad, ADJ.: largo, esteso; aperto, osce-
no: — daylight, giorno chiaro, m.; at —
noon, in sul mezzo giorno; grow —, allar-
garsi, slargarsi. -cloth, s.: panno lar-
go, m. -en, TR.: allargare; INTR.: al-
largarsi, estendersi. =eyed, ADJ.: cogli
occhi aperti. =faced, ADJ.: che ha una
gran faccia. =leaved, ADJ.: che ha le
foglie larghe. -ly, ADV.: largamente;
ampiamente. -mess, S.: larghezza, am-
piezza; rozzezza, f. -shouldered, ADJ.:
che ha le spalle larghe. »side, s.: spa-
ro, m., bordata, f. -sword, s.: spada
tagliente, f. -ways, -wise, ADV.: se-
condo la larghezza.
brocad-e, s.: broccato, m.
vestito di broccato.
brocage, s.: guadagno del sensale; mes-
tier del rigattiere, m.
broccoli, s.: broccoli, m. pl.
bròck, s.: tasso, m.
bròcket, s.: cerviatto; cervo giovine, m.
brédekin}, s.: stivaletto, m.
bròggle, TR.: (prov.) pescare per anguille.
brogue, s.: scarpa di legno, f.; cattivo
dialetto, parlar corrotto, m.
bréider, TR.: ricamare.
mo, m.
bréili, s.: rissa; disputa, f.; rumore, m.
broil2, TR.: arrostire; INTR.: ardere:
—ed meat, braciuola.
brokage = brocage.
brok-e, INTR.: contrattar negozi per
altri, negoziare (cf. break). -em, ADI.:
rotto, spezzato; lacero; avvilito: — lan-
guage, lingua corrotta, f.; speak — En-
glish, parlar inglese scorrettamente (alla
-ed, ADJ.:
-y, S.: rica-
forastiera); — meat, minuzzoli; bricioli
(di carne), m. pl.; — sleep, sonno inter-
sotto, m.; — voice, voce indebolita, f.
-en-hearted, ADJ.: squarciato, oppresso
di dolore; cuore spezzato (with avere).
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-enly, ADV.: interrottamente. -enness,
s.: afflizione, contrizione, f. -er,s.: sen-
sale ; rigattiere : exchange —, agente di
cambio; pawn—, usuraio, m.
-erage, S.: senseria, f.
brònchial, ADI. : bronchiale.
brònze, s.: bronzo, m.; medaglia, f.
broochi, s.: spillo da petto; gioiello; or-
namento di gioielli, m. brooch2, TR.:
adornare di gioie.
bré6odi, s.: covata; razza; schiatta, f.
brood 2, (IN)TR.: covare, maturare.
brook 1,s.: ruscello,m. brook 2, (IN)TR. :
sofferire, tollerare.
broom, S.: ginestra, scopa di ginestra.
-staff, -stick, S.: manico della scopa,
m. -Y, ADJ.: pieno di ginestre.
bròth, s.: brodo, m.
bròthel, s.: bordello; lupanare, m.
brother, s.: fratello, m.: elder —, fra-
tello maggiore; younger —, fratello mi-
nore; lay —, frate laico; — in arms,
camerata; commilitone. -hood,s.: fra-
tellanza, fraternità, f. «-in-law, S.:
cognato, m. -ly, ADJ.: fraterno; ADV.:
fraternamente; da fraterno.
bréw, s.: ciglio, m.; fronte; sommità,
cima (d’ un monte), f.: knit the —, incre-
spar la fronte. -beat, TR.: guardare
con cipiglio.
brown, ADJ.: bruno, nero; nereggiante :
make —, grow —, imbrunire; — bread,
pane nero, m.; — man, bruno, brunetto,
m.; — paper, carta straccia or brunella ;
— sugar, zucchero rottame, m.; — wo-
man, bruna, brunetta, f. -ish, ADI. : bru-
nazzo, brunetto. -mess, S.: brunezza, f.
brows-e I, S.: messa, f.; pollone, m. -e2,
INTR.: mangiare foglie. -img, S.: pas-
colo, pascimento, m.
briiis-e1,S.: ammaccamento, m.; schiac-
ciatura; contusione, f. -e2,TR.: ammac-
care; schiacciare; rompere, pestare. -er,
s.: pugilatore.
brùitI,s.:rumore,m.; fama, f. bruit2,
dar voce, rapporture.
brimal, ADJ.: brumale.
brunétte, s.: brunetta, f.
brunt, s.: urto; impeto; disastro, m.
brùsh1,s.: spazzola; granata, f.; impeto,
incontro, m. brush2, TR.: spazzolare;
toccare leggermente; INTR.: muoversi o
passare in fretta: — away, calcagnare;
fuggire; — off, portare via. -maker, s.:
che fa le spazzole, m. -wood, S.: bosco
brokeniy
basso, or ceduo, m.; boscaglia, f. -y,
ADJ.: setoloso, peloso.
brustle, INTR. : scoppiettare.
brù-tal, ADJ.: brutale; crudele. -tali-
ty, S.: brutalità, rustichezza; crudeltà, f.
-talize, TR.: rendere brutale, rendere
salvatico; INTR.: diventare brutale. -tal-
bugle-horn
ly, ADpv.: brutalmente; crudelmente.
-teI, ADJ.: bruto, feroce; bestiale, rozzo.
-te 2, s.: bruto, m., bestia, f. -teness,
s.: brutalità, f. -tify, TR.: rendere
brutale. -tish, aD! : brutale, bestiale;
feroce. -tishly, ADI. : brutalmente, be-
stialmente, ferocemente. -tishness, s.:
brutalità, bestialità salvatichezza, f.
bryony, s.: brionia, f.
bibbl-e1, s.: bubbola, bolla; bagattella,
f.; sciocco, goffo, m. -e2, INTR.: bollire;
ingannare. -er, S.: ingannatore, truffa-
tore, m. -ing, s.: bollimento; garri-
to, m.
buccanéer, -nîer, S.: buccaniere, filibu-
stiere, pirato, ladrone di mare, m.
bùck1I, s.: daino maschio; bucato, m.
buck 2, TR.: fare il bucato; far razza
dei daini. -basket, s.: paniere da por-
tar il bucato, m.
mee s.: secchia, f.; (nav.) buglio-
0, m.
bucking, s.: fare il bucato, m. -eloth,
s.. ceneracciolo, m. =tub, s.: tinozza
da farvi il bucato, f.
backl-e1,s.: fibbia, f., fermaglio; riccio,
m. -e2,TR.: affibbiare; chiudere; ina-
nellare; INTR.: piegare; applicarsi: —
with, essere alle mani. -eri, S.: scudo,
clipeo, m. -er2, TR.: fare scudo; pro-
teggere.
buckmast, s.: faggiuola, f.
bùckram, s.: bugrane, f.
bickh’s-horn, s.: gramigna, f.
buùck-thorn, s.: spinamagna, f. -wheat,
S.: grano saraceno; miglio, m.
bucdlie, ADI. : buccolico, pastorale.
buùdi,s.: bottone, germoglio, m. bud2z,
TR.: innestare; inserire; INTR.: germi-
nare; pullulare.
budget, s.: pelle d’ agnello, f. budgez,
ADJ.: affettato, intirizzato. budge 3,
INTR.: muoversi, cangiare sito.
budget, s.: valiggia ; provvisione, f.: the
year’s —, il bilancio annuale.
buff, s.: cuoio di bufalo, m.
bufalo, bufolo, m.
biffer(-head), s.:
urto, m.
buffet 1, s.: schiaffo, m.; guanciata, f.
buffet 2, TR.: schiaffeggiare : INTR.: giuo-
care alle pugna. -er, s.: pugilatore, m.
bùffle}, s.: bufalo, m. -headedi, ADJ.:
stupido.
buffdon, s.: buffone, zanni, m.: play the
-alo, S.:
(rail.) cuscino da
—, buffoneggiare. -ery, S.: buffeueria,
zannata, f.
bug, s.: cimice, m. -beari 8.: spaven-
tacchio, m. -bear2, TR.: spaventare.
buggy, ADJ.: pieno di cimici.
bugle, s.: bugola, f. (-horn),s.: corno
da caccia, m.
bugloss
bagloss, s.: buglossa, f.
build, IRR.; TR.: edificare; costruire;
INTR.: fidarsi, confidarsi: — castles in the
air, fare castelli in aria. -er, s.: edifi-
catore; fabbricatore, m. -ing, s.: edi-
ficio, m.; fabbrica; costruzione, f.
bulb, s.: bulbo, m.; cipolla, f. -aiceous,
-ous, ADI. : bulboso.
bilge, s.: parte gonfiante della botte;
protuberanza, f., gonfiamento; convesso,
m. bulge2, INTR.: gonfiarsi, spingere
in fuori; (nav.) fare acqua; affondarsi.
bùlimy, s.: bulimia, fame canina, f.
bulki,s.: massa; grossezza, f.; grosso;
tronco, busto; (nav.) scaffo, m.: in —,
alla rinfusa; by the —, all ingrosso.
bulk?2, INTR.: piegare innanzi. -head,
s.: (nav. arch.) spartimento, m., separa-
zione, f. -imess, S.: grossezza; larghez-
za,f. -y, ADJ.: grosso, massiccio.
bullt, s.: toro; sbaglio, m.; assurdità,
f.: John Bull, Giovanni Toro. hullz,s.:
bolla, f.: papal —, bolla pontifica, f.
bullaee, s.: prugnola, f. tree, s.:
prugnolo, m.
bull-baiting, s.: combattimento di cani
con tori, m. =beef, s.: carne di toro, f.
«beggar, S.: spaventacchio,m. -calf,
8.: vitello maschio; minchione, m. -dog,
s.: alano, m.
bullet, s.: palla (di moschetto o di can-
none), f.
bulletin, s.: bulletino, m.
bullet-shot, s.: cannonata, f.
bull-fight, s.: combattimento di tori, m.
-finch, s.: fringuello marino, m. -fly,
8.: tafano, m. -head, s.: ghiozzo; goffo,
m. -headed, ADJ.: ostinato, ritroso.
bullion, s.: verga d’oro o d’ argento, f.
bullock, s.: torello, bue giovine, m.
bùlly1, s.: bravo, sgherro, m. bully2,
INTR.: fare il bravaccio.
bulrush, s.: giunco, m.
balwarki, s.: baluardo, bastione, m.
bulwark2, TR.: fortificare.
bum, s.: diretano, m.
bim-bailiff, s.: sbirro, sergente, m.
bim-boat, s.: battello da provvisioni, m.
bimp1,s.: tumore, m.; protuberanza, f. ;
colpo, m. bumpz, TR.: strepitare.
bumper, s.: bicchiere traboccante, m.
bimpkin, s.: contadinaccio, m.
binch, s.: gobba, f.; tumore; fascio;
nodo, m.: — of feathers, pennacchio; —
of grapes, grappolo d'uva, m.; — of keys,
mazzo di chiavi, m. -backed, ADJ.:
gobbo. -y, ADJ.: crescente in grappoli;
gobbo, gibboso.
bundle, s.: fardello, fagotto, m. bun-
dle2, tr.: affastellare, affardellare, im-
pacchettare, fare un fardello.
bùag1, s.: turacciolo, cocchiume, m.
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bung 2, TR.: turare, stoppare. hole,
s.: buca della botte, f.
bùungl-e I, s.: sbaglio, marrone, m. -e2,
TR.: acciarpare, acciabattare. -er, s.:
ciarpone, ciarpiere, m. -ingly, ADV.:
scioccamente, grossolanamente.
bunn, s.: schiacciatina, f.
bunt, s.: cavità, f.; gonfiamento, m.
bunter, S.: cenciaiuola, f.
bunting, s.: calandra, f.
budéy!, S.: (nav) gavitello; segnale
dell’ ancora, m. buoy 2, TR.: galleggiare;
nuotare: — up by hope, animare dalla
speranza. -aney, 8.: leggerezza, elasti-
cità, f. -ant, ADJ.: galleggiante; leg-
giere.
bar, s.: lappola maggiore, f.
burbot, s.: morena, f. (pesce).
burdelais, s.: sorta d’ uva, f.
burden!, s.: soma, f., carico, peso; ri-
tornello, m.: beast of —, bestia da soma, f.
burden2, TR.: caricare; imbarazzare.
-er, S.: caricatore, m. -some, ADI.:
grave; oppressivo ; molesto. -someness,
S.: peso, m., gravezza, f.; incomodo, m.
bardock, s.: lappola, f.
bureau -ré, s.: segreteria, f., scrittoio,
armario, m.
burgamot, s.: bergamotta, f.
bùrganet, s.: borgognotta, f.
burgeois -zwa, burgess, 8.: borghese,
cittadino, m. i
burgh, s.: «borgo, castello, m.
borghese, m. -ership, S.:
cittadinanza, f.
burghmote, s.: baliaggio, m.
burglar, s.: ladro domestico o notturno,
rubatore per rottura, m. -y, S.: rubare
per rottura, m.
burgomaster, s.: burgomastro, m.
buri-al béri-, s.. sepoltura, f.; funerali,
-er, S.:
borghesia,
m. pl. -al-ground, «place, s.: cimi-
terio, m. -er,S.: beccamorto, becchino,
m
burin, s.: bulino, m.
burlésquer,ADI.: burlesco ; faceto; s.:
discorso burlesco, m. burlesque 2, TR.:
‘ burlare, beffare.
bar-liness, S.: grossezza, grandezza, f.
-ly, ADJ.: grosso, corpacciuto.
burni,s.: scottatura, f., abbruciamento,
m. burn2, IRR.; TR.: abbruciare, bru-
ciare; INTR.: ardere: — away, bruciarsi ;
consumarsi; — wp, bruciare affatto; —
to ashes, ridurre in cenere; — one's
fingers, scottarsi le dita; — one’s self,
abbrucciarsi. -er, S.: incendiario; boc-
ciuolo; becco di gas.
burnet, s.: pimpinella, f.
burning, ADJ.: abbruciante; caldo; s.:
fuoco; incendio, m. -glass, s.: vetro
ardente, m,
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bùrnish, TR.: brunire; dare il lustro;
INTR.: diventare lucido. -er,s.: bruni-
tore, brunitoio, m. -ing, s.: brunitura,f.
barnt, ADJ.: abbruciato, scottato (ecc.,
ef. burn).
barr, s.: oreglia, f: timpano dell’ orec-
chio, m.
barrel, s.: sorta di pera,f. »fly, S.:
tafano, m.
barrow 1,8.: borgo, m.; tana di coniglio,
f. burrow 2, INTR.: nascondersi.
bùr-sar, S.; tesoriere, m. -se, S.: borsa,
f.; banco, m.
burst1,s.: crepatura, rottura, f.; fracas-
so, m. burst2, IRR.; TR.: crepare;
scoppiare; INTR.: creparsi; aprirsi: —
from, scappare; fuggire; — into tears,
pianger dirottamente; — out, spaccarsi;
uscire; — with laughing, morire dalle ri-
sa; smascellare dalle risa.
bart, s.: lima, f. (pesce).
bùrthenj = burden.
bury! béri, s.: borgo, m.; abitazione, f.
bury 2, TR.: sotterrare, seppellire. -ing,
S.: seppellimento, m. -ing-ground, s.:
cimiterio, m. -ing-place, S.: sepolcro,
m.; sepoltura, f.
bush, s.: cespuglio, m.; frasca; coda di
volpe, f.: go about the —, menar il can
per I’ aia.
bushel, s.: staio, m.
bush-iness, s.: foltezza, f. -menti,s.:
macchia, f., boschetto, m.,.siepaglia, f.
-y, ADJ.: cespuglioso.
busi-less bi-, ADJ.: sfaccendato, sciope-
rato. -ly, ADV.: attivamente; diligente-
mente; arditamente. -mess, S.: affare,
negozio, m., facenda, bisogna, f.: full of —,
affacendato ; do one’s —, andar del ventre ;
come into —, avere degli affari; essere in
voga; mind your own —, badate a’ fatti
vostri; settle a —, aggiustare una faccen-
da; how is —? come vanno gli affari?
transact a —, condurre un negozio.
bùsk, s.: stecca, f.; cespuglio, m.
bùskin, s.: borsacchino; stivaletto, m.
-ed, ADI. : calzato di stivaletti.
busky, ADI. : selvoso.
bùssI,s.: bacio, m.; barca da pescare, f.
buss2, TR.: baciare.
bust, s.: busto, m.
buùstard, s.: ostardo, m.
bùstl-ei, s.: tumulto; rumore, m. -e2,
INTR.: far strepito, affrettarsi. -er, S.:
uomo attivo, affannone, m.
busy! bi-, ADJ.: affaccendato, occupato.
busy 2, TR.: occupare ; INTR. (REFL.): oc-
cuparsi; intromettersi; pigliar briga.
-body, s.: faccendone, m., -na, f.; af-
fannone, m., -na, f.
bùt1, CONJ.: ma, però; fuorchè, eccetto;
solamente: — one, uno soltanto; non...
by
che uno; nothing —, non... che; the last
— one, il penultimo; — for you, senza di
voi, se non foste voi. but2 = butt. —
butcher!, s.: macellaio, beccaio, m.:
—’s meat, carne di beccheria, f.; —s shop,
beccheria, f., macello, m. butcher2z,
TR.: macellare; assassinare, uccidere.
-ly, ADJ.: crudele, sanguinario. -y,s.:
beccheria; macello, m.
butler, s.: dispensiere, canovaio, m.
-ship, s.: uffizio del dispensiere, m.
bùtment, s.: (arch.) commesso, m.
bùtshaft}, s.: freccia, f.
bùtt1, s.: fine, limite, m., estremità, f.;
scopo, m.; mira, f.; segno, m.; botte,
f. butt2,TR.: cozzare; urtare: — one
another, percuotersi colle corna. -end,
s.: punta grossa; estremità, f.; calcio
(dun fucile), m.
bùtteri,s.: burro, (rare) butirro, m.:
melted —, salsa di butirro ; slice of bread
and —, fetta di pane unto con burro, f.
butter2,TR.: condire con burro, ungere
con burro; truffare: — bread, ungere
il pane con burro. -y, ADJ.: burroso:
—, dispensa, f. flower, S.: floretto
giallo, m. -fly, s.: farfalla, f., parpa-
glione, m. -milk, s.: sero di latte;
latte di burro, m. wife, «woman,
s.: donna che vende burro, f.
buttock, s.: chiappa, natica, fi: — of
beef, coscia di manzo, f.; —s of a horse,
groppa d’un cavallo, f.
button I, s.: bottone, m.; boccia, f. but-
ton2, TR.: abbottonare. «hole, S.:
asolo, occhiello, m. -maker, 8.: bot-
tonaio, m. «ware, S.: assortimento di
bottoni, m.
bùttressI, s.: barbacane; sostegno, m.
buttress2, TR.: far un barbacane; s0-
stenere, appoggiare.
bùttshaft = butshaft.
butyrous, ADJ.: burroso.
bùxom, ADJ.: obbediente; allegro, gio-
condo, lieto. -ly, ADV.: amorosamente;
lietamente. -mess, s.: trattabilità, be-
nignità; allegria, ilarità, f.
buy, IRR.; TR.: comp(e)rare: — dear
(cheap), comprare caro (a buon patto);
— for cash, comprare a contanti; — on
credit, comprare a credito; — up, far
acquisto di; — and sell, trafficare, ne-
goziare; — one off, corrompere alcuno.
-er, S.: compratore, m. -ing, 8.: com-
peramento, m., compra, f.
buzzi, S.: ronzo, susurro, m.
INTR.: ronzare, susurrare.
bizzard, s.: bozzago, m.
buzzing, s.: ronzo, mormorio, m.
by, PREP., ADV.: per; da; al; vicino;
appresso: — everybody, da tutti; — the
post, per la posta; — sea, per mare: —
buzz2,
byend
trade, di mestiere; — day, di giorno; —
much (far), di molto, di gran lunga; —
degrees, gradamente, poco a poco; — this
time, a questa ora; — and —, adesso
adesso; — the bye, di volo; one — one,
uno ad uno; year — year, d’anno in anno;
hard —, qui vicino; — chance, a caso;
Iwill stand — you, vi spalleggerò. -end,
s.: vantaggio particolare, m. -gone,
ADI.: passato: — ages, età trascorse.
“lane, S.: vico; vicolo, m. -law, S.:
statuto, m. -lander, s.: balandra, f.
«name, S.: soprannome, m. -path,
s.: strada poco frequentata, f. -prof-
its, Ss. PL.: casuale, m. “road, s.:
sentiero discosto, m. room, s.: gabi-
netto, spogliatoio, m. -stander, s.:
spettatore, m. ' =street, S.: strada fuor
di mano, f. =view, S.: disegno parti-
colare, m. =walk,s.: viale, m. -way,
8.: traversa, f. -word, s.: proverbio,
m.; massima, f.
Byzantine, ADJ.: bisantino.
c
e sè (the letter), S.: c, m.
cab, s.: carrozza d’affitto, f.; calesso, m.
ca-bàlI, s.: cabala: trama, cospirazione,
f. -bal2, INTR.: tramare, cospirare.
cà-balist, s.: cabalista, m. -balistic-
(al), ADJ.: cabalistico. -baller, s.:
macchinatore, m.
cabaret, s.: taverna, osteria, f.
cébbagel, s.: cavolo, n. cabbagez,
TR.: rubare irritagli, cestire. -head,
8.: cesto di cavolo, m. -lettuce, S.:
lattuga cappuccia, f. tree, s.: spezie
di palma, f.
càbini, s.: camerino; gabinetto, m.
cabin2, TR.: chiudere in un luogo ri-
stretto; INTR.: vivere in un luogo ristret-
to. =boy, S.: mozzo, camerotto, m.
càbinet, s.: gabinetto; armadio, m.;
TR.: rinchiudere. council, s.: gabi-
netto della corte, m. -maker, s.: eba-
nista, m. «making, s.: ebanisteria, f.
«work, s.: lavoro d’ ebanista, m.
cabl-e, s.: (nav.) gomena, f., canapo, m.:
—8 length, lunghezza di gomena, f.; bit
the —, abbittare la gomena; splice a —,
impiombare. -et, s.: (nav.) gomenetta,
f. -ish, s.: boscaglie, f. pl.
cibman, s.: brumisto, fiaccheraio, m.
cabdose, s.: cucina di nave, f.
cabriolèt, s.: birroccio, birroccinc, m.
cacao, S.: cacao, mM.
cachéctic(al), ADI.: cachettico.
cachination, s.: riso smoderato, m.
cackl-e1,8,: croccio, chiocciare (dell’ oca),
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M. -@2, INTR.: crocciare, chiacciare.
-er, S.: chioccia, f.; chiacchierone, m.
«ing, s.: chiacciare, m.
cacochymy, 8.: cacochimia, f.
cacodémon, s.: maligno spirito, m.
cacophony, s.: cacofonia: discordanza,f.
cacùminate, TR.: rendere acuto, appun-
tare.
cadàverous, ADJ.: cadaveroso.
caddis, s.: cadi, m.
cade1,s.: barile, m.
mestico, addimesticato.
caden-ee, -ey, S.: cadenza, f. -t, ADI.:
cadente; debile.
cadòt, s.: cadetta; volontario, m.
calender
cade 2, ADJ.: do-
càdg-e, TR.: portare una soma. -er, 8.:
pollaiuolo, m.
cadi, S.: cadi, m.
caduù-eeus, s.: caduceo, m. -eity,S.:
caducità ; fragilità, f.
emsura se-, S.: (pros.) cesura, f.
_| cag, s.: carratello, m.
cagel, s.: gabbia; prigione, f. cage2,
INTR.: chiudere in gabbia; prigionare.
caic, S.: caicco, m.
caitiff, s.: furfante; barattiere, m.
cajol-e, TR.: lusingare, vezzeggiare ; adu-
lare. -er, s.: lusinghiere; adulatore, m.
-ery, S.: lusingheria, adulazione, carezza,
f. -ing,s.: lusingamento, m., carezza, f.
eak-el, s.: focaccia, sfogliata, f. -e2,
INTR.: rappigliarsi, incrostarsi. -ed, ADJ.:
rappigliato, rappreso. -e-woman, S.:
offellara, f.
calabash, s.: zucca, f.
calamanco, s.: durante, m. (sorta di
panno).
càlamine, s.: giallamina, f.
càlamint, s.: calaminta, nepitella, f.
calàmi-tous, ADJ.: calamitoso. -ity,
s.: calamità; infortunio, m., miseria, f.
càlamus, s.: calamo, m.
calash, s.: calesso, m.
calcareous, ADJ.: calcareo, di calcina.
caleédony, s.: calcedonia, f. (pietra).
càl-einate, TR.: calcinare. -eination,
s.: calcinazione, calcinatura, f. -einato-
ry, ADJ.: calcinatorio. -eine = cal-
cinate.
calcu-late, TR.: calcolare, computare.
-lating, -lation, s.: calculazione, f.,
computo, m. -lator,s.: calculatore, com-
putista. -latory, ADI.: di calculazione.
“le, s.: calcolo; computo, m. -lose,
-lous, ADJ.: calcoloso.
caldron, s.: caldaia, f., caldaio; paiuo-
lo, m.
cale-faction, s.: calefazione, f. -fàc-
tive, ADJ.: calefattivo, riscaldativo.
càle-fy, INTR.: riscaldarsi.
calendar, s.: calendario, almanacco, m.
càlenderi, s.: mangano, m. calen-
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der 2, TR.: manganare.
gana; lustratore, m.
calends, s.: calende, f. pl.
caàlenture, s.: febbre maligna, febbre
ardente, f.
calf (pl. calves), S.: vitello, m., vitella, f.;
polpa delle gambe, f.: —'s leather, pelle
di vitella, f.
caliber, S.: calibro, m.
caliee, s.: calice, m., coppa, f.
calico, S.: sorta di tela di cotone, f.
cà-lid}, ADJ.: caldo, calido. -lidityt,
s.: calidità, caldezza, f.
càlif, s.: califfo, m. -ate, S.: califato, m.
ca-ligation, s.: oscuramento ; abbaglia-
mento, m. -liginous, ADJ.: caliginoso,
oscuro. -liginousness, S.: caligine,
oscurità, f. ~
caligraphy, s.: calligrafia, f.
caliveri, s.: fucile, schioppo, m.
calix, s.: (bot.) calice, m.
calk, TR.: calafatare, calefatare. -er,
s.: calafao, calfato, m. -ing, S.: cala-
fatare; riparo (d’ una nave), m. -ing-
iron, ferro da calafato, m.
calli, s.: chiamata, f., chiamamento, m. ;
vocazione, f.; invito; (nav.) fischio, m. ;
at —, in ordine, apparecchiata; I will
give you —, passerò da voi. call2, TR.:
chiamare; appellare; nominare; convoca-
re, radunare; ordinare, comandare: he is
called A., si chiama A.; how do you —
that? come chiamate questa cosa? Pil
— on you, passerò da voi; — by name,
chiamare per nome; — names, ingiuriare,
svillaneggiare; — up spirits, scongiura-
rei demoni; — în question, mettere in
dubbio ; — after, chiamare ad alta voce;
— again, richiamare ; ritornare; — aloud,
gridare ad alta voce; — aside, prendere
da parte; — at, andare a casa di; — away,
chiamare fuori; dire d’ uscire; — back,
richiamare; far ritornare; — down, chia-
mare giù; far scendere; — for, domanda-
calender
-er, S.: che man-
re, cercare; — forth, chiamare fuori;
far uscire; — in, chiamare dentro; dire
d’ entrare; — off, dissuadere; — on, esor-
tare, incitare; — out, chiamare fuori; —
— together, convocare, adunare; — up,
svegliare; dire di salire; — upon, invo-
care; ricorrere ad; — upon one, andare a
vedere, visitare alcuno.
callidity, s.: astuzia, sagacità, f.
calling, s.: vocazione, f.; mestiere, uffi-
zio, impiego, m.
càllipers, S. PL.: (nav.) seste da cali-
brare, f. pl.
callòsity, s.: callosita, f.
callous, ADJ.: calloso ; insensibile. -ness,
s.: callosità; insensibilità; durezza, f.
callow, ADJ.: spiumato, nudo; S.: ragaz-
zo, m., ragazza, f.
cancellation
càllus, s.: callo, m.; durezza, f.
càlm.1, ADI. : calmo, tranquillo, quieto ; s.:
calma; tranquillità, f. calm2, TR.: cal
mare, placare; abonacciare; quietare.
-ly, ADV.: tranquillamente, quietamente,
placabilmente. -mess, s.: calma, tran-
quillità, f. -y, ADI.: calmo, calmato.
càlomel, s.: mercurio dolce, m.
ea-loric, ADJ.: calorico. -lorific, ADI.:
calorifico.
calétte, s.: berretta, f.; berettino, m.
caltrop, 8.: tribolo; cardo, m.
calùm-niate, TR.: calunniare, diffama-
re. -niation, 8.: diffamazione, f. -nia-
tor, s.: calunniatore, m. -nious, ADI.:
calunnioso, diffamatorio. càlum-ny,s.:
calunnia, diffamazione, f..
calve, INTR.: fare un vitello; figliare,
Calvi-nism, s.: calvinismo, m. -nist,
S.: calvinista, m. -mistic, ADJ.: calvi-
nistico.
‘càlx, S.: calce, calcina, f.
càmbered, ADI. : (arch.) arcuato.
eambric, S.: cambraia, f.
càmel, s.: cammello, m.
cammeliere, m.
mello, m.
caméleonj = chamelion.
camélopard, s.: cammello pardalo, m.
càmelot, s.: cambellotto, m.
càmer-ated, ADJ.: arcato, incurvato.
-ation, s.: (arch.) arcatura, f.
càmisj, s.: veste leggiera. -ado, S.:
(mil.) camicia sopra l arme, f.; assalto di
notte, m. -ated, ADJ.: colla camicia
sopra l arme.
càmomile, s.: camomilla, f.
càmpi, s.: campo, m. camp2, TR.
accampare; INTR.: accamparsi, porsi a
campo. -aign, S.: campagna, f.
campàniform, ADI: (bot.) campani
forme.
campanulate, ADJ.: campanulato.
campéstral, ADJ.: campestre, rurale.
càm-phor, s.: canfora, f. -pherate,
ADJ.: canforato.
camping, S.:
re, m.
campion, s.: anemone, f.
can, s.: boccale, m.; pippa, f., vaso, m.
can2, IRR.; INTR.: potere; sapere: if J
could, se potessi; that —not be, ciò non
può essere; I —not tell, non so; how —
you tell? come lo sapete?
canàille, s.: canaglia, f.
canal, s.: canale, condotto, m.
canary, 8.: vino di Canaria, m.
S.: canarino, m.
caneel, TR.: cancellare, annullare. -lat-
ed, ADJ.: cancellato, intraversato. -ling,
-lation, s.: cancellamento, m., cancel-
lazione, f.
=driver, 5.:
“hair, s.: pelo di cam-
accampamento; campa-
-bird,
cancer
càn-eer, S.: granchio; (surg.) canchero,
m. -eerate, INTR.: incancherirsi. -eer-
ation, S.: divenir canchero, m. -eer-
ous, ADJ.: cancheroso.
can-dent}, ADJ.: candente; infocato.
«did, ADJ.: candido, ingenuo, sincero.
-didgte, S.: candidato; competitore, m.
-didly, ADV.: candidamente; sincera-
mente. -didness, S.: candidezza; in-
genuita, f.
candied, ADJ.: candito, confetto.
càndify}, TR.: rendere candido.
càndle, s.: candela, f.; luminario, m.:
tallow —, candela di sevo, f.; rush —,
candela di giunco, f.; wax —, candela di
cera, f. =light, s.: lume di candela, m.:
by —, alla candela; al lume di candela.
-mas, s.: candellaio, f. -snuffer, S.:
smoccolatoio, m. stick, S.: candelie-
re, m.: branched —, candelabro, m.
«stuff, S.: sevo; grasso, Mm. =waster,
s.: prodigo, dissipatore, spendereccio, m.
càndour, S.: candore, m.; ingenuità;
sincerità, f.
eandy!, TR.: candire, confettare; INTR.:
diventare candito; congelare. can-
dy2, ADJ.: candito: sugar —, zucchero
candito, m.
camel, s.: canna, f.; bastone, m.: sugar
—, cannamele, f.; head of a —, pomo
dun bastone. cane, TR.: bastonare.
eanicular, ADJ.: canicolare.
canine, ADJ.: canino: — hunger, fame
canina, f.
caning, S.: colpi di canna, bastonata:
get a —, ricevere una buona bastonatura.
canister, S.: scatola da tè; panierina, f.
cànkeri, s.: canchero, m. canker2,
TR.: corrompere, corrodere; INTR.: cor-
rompersi. «bit, ADJ.: morso da dente
avvelenato, m. worm, S.: bruco, m.
-ous, ADJ.: cancheroso.
cinnabine, ADJ.: di canapa.
cannibal, s.: cannibale, m. -ly, ADV.:
a modo di cannibale.
cànnipers = callipers.
cànnon, s.: cannone, m.: fire a —, spa-
rare un cannone; — shot, tiro di cannone.
“ball, s.: palla di cannone, f. -ade1,
8: cannonata, f. -ade2, TR.: cannoneg-
giare, cannonare. -ading, s.: cannona-
ta, f. -ièr, s.: cannoniere, bombar-
diere, m.
cande, 8.: sciatta, barchetta, f.
ca-non, s.: canone (legge ecclesiastica),
m.; regola, f.: — law, legge canonica,
Î. -noness, s.: canonichessa, f. -nén-
ical, ADI: canonicale, canonico: —
hours, ore canoniche, f. pl. -nònical-
ly, ADV.: canonicamente, regolarmente.
«nonist, s.: dottore in legge canonica,
n. -nonization, s.: canonizzazione, f.
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-nonize, TR.: canonizzare, dichiarare
santo. -monry, -nonship, S.: canoni
cato, m.
càn-opied, ADJ.: coprito con baldacchi-
no. -@py!,s.: baldacchino, m. -opy 2,
TR.: coprire con baldacchino.
canòrous, ADJ.: canoro, armonioso.
cànti, s.: gergo, m.; vendita, f. cant2,
TR.: gettare via, rigettare; INTR.: parlar
in gergo; ribaltare.
cantata, s.: (mus.) cantata, f.
cantéen, s.: cantinella di transporto;
canova.
caànteri, s.: galloppo piccolo; ipocrito,
m.: take a —, levare il galoppo. can-
ter 2, INTR.: andar |’ ambio galoppare.
cantharides, Ss. PL.: canterelle, canta-
ridi, f. pl.
canticle, s.: cantica, f.
canting, S.: gergo, m.
càntleI, s.: pezzo, tozzo, m. cantlez,
TR.: tagliare in pezzi, smembrare.
canto, S.: canto, m.
càntoniI, s.: cantone, m. canton2,
-ize, TR.: dividere in cantoni. -ment,
s.: alloggiamento militare, m.
canvas, S.: canavaccio, m.
cànvass, TR.: esaminare, consultare;
INTR.: brigare, sollecitare. -er, S.: sol-
lecitatore, m. -img, S.: esame; solleci-
tamento, m. i
canzonet, S.: canzonetta, f.
càApiI,s.: berretta, f., cappello, m.; testa,
f., capo; saluto, m.: night —, berretta
da notte ; cardinal’s —, cappello di cardi-
nale; doff ones — to, sberrettarsi a.
cap2, TR.: sberrettare.
capability, s.: capacità, attezza, f.
capable, ADI.: capace; atto, idoneo.
-ness, S.: capacità, abilità, f.; sapere, m.
capacious, ADJ.: capace, ampio, spasio-
so. -ness, S.: capacità; ampiezza, lar-
ghezza, f.
capàei-tate, TR.: rendere capace. -ty,
S.: capacità; abilità ; disposizione, f.
cap-a-pié, ADV.: da capo a piedi.
capàrisoniI, s.: copertina, gualdrappa.
f. caparison2, TR.: porre la coper-
tina (ad un cavallo), guarnire.
cape, S.: capo, promontorio ; collare, m.
caperi,s.: capriola, f.; 2 (spice), cappero,
m.: cut —, fare (delle) capriuole. ca-
per3, INTR.: capriolare. -bush, s.:
cappero, m. -er, S.: che fa capriole;
saltatore, ballerino, m. sauce, S.:
capperottato, m.
càpillary, ADI.: capillare.
capillament, s.: capillamento, m.
càpital, ADJ.: capitale; principale; ot-
timo; s.: fondo, m.; capitale, metropoii,
F.; (arch.) capitello, m. -ly, ADV.: capi-
talmente, mortalmente.
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capitation, s.: capitazione, tassa per
testa, f.
capitol, s.: campidoglio, m,
capit-ular, ADJ.: capitolare, di capitolo;
s.: membro d’un capitolo, m. -ulate,
INTR.: capitolare, fare convenzioni. -ula-
tion, s.: capitolazione, convenzione, f.
càpmaker, s.: berrettaio, m.
caponi, s.: cappone, m. caponz, TR.:
capponare.
capot!, s.: capotto, m.
fare capotto.
capò(u)ch, s.: capuccio, m.
capper, S.: berrettaio, m.
cappy, S.: (mil.) cappi, m.
ca-prîee, S.: capriccio, m., fantasia, f.
-pricious, ADJ.: capriccioso, fantastico.
-priciously, ADV.: capricciosamente.
-priciousness, 8.: capricciosità, fanta-
sia, f.
Capricorn, s.: (astr.) capricorno, m.
capriole, S.: capriola, cavriuola, f.
capstan, S.: (nav.) argano di vascello, m.
capsular(y), ADJ.: cassulare.
captain, S.: capitano; capo, m.: — of
foot, capitano d’ infanteria; — of horse,
capitano di cavalleria; sea —, capitano
di bastimento. -ry, S.: capitananza, ca-
pitaneria, f. -ship, S.: grado, ufficio di
capitano, m.
captativn, s.: corteggiamento, m.
cap-tion, S.: cattura, f., arresto, m.
-tious, ADJ.: cavilloso, insidioso ; critico,
sofistico. -tiously, ADV.: cavillosamen-
te; criticamente. -tiousmess, S.: ca-
villazione, furberia, f.
cap-tivate, TR.: cattivare; soggiogare.
-tivating, ADJ.: incantevole, ammalian-
te. -tivation, s.: l'atto del cattivare.
-tivel, S.: cattivo, schiavo, m., -va, f.
-tive 2, TR.: fare prigione. -tivity,S.:
cattività, schiavitù, f. -tor, s.: che fa
una preda. -ture!l, s.: cattura, presura,
f. -ture2, TR.: catturare, cattivare.
càpuehîn, s.: cappuccia (da donna), m.
ear, S.: carretta, f., carro, m.
càra-bine, s.: carabina, f.
S.: carabiniere, m.
càrack, s.: carracca, f.
caracole1,s.: caracollo, volteggiamento,
m. caracolez, INTR.: (mar.) caracol-
lare, volteggiare.
carat, s.: carato, m.
cara-van, S.: carovana, f.
s.: albergo delle carovane, m.
carbine = carabine.
car-bon, s.: carbonio, m. -bonaceous,
ADJ.: carbonico. -bonado!, s.: carbo-
nata;. f. -bonado2, TR.: tagliare in
fette. -bonize, TR.: carbonizzare.
càr-bunele, s.: carboncello, carbonchio,
m. -buneled, ADI: fregiato di car-
capitation
capot2, TR.:
-biniér,
-vansary,
carmine
bonchi. -buncular, ADJ.: rosso come
un carbonchio.
carcanet, S.: collana, f.
carcass, 8.: carcame, m.; carcassa, f.
ecareelage ft, s.: spese del carceriere,f. pl.
cardi, s.: cartina; carta (da giuoco), f.;
biglietto, m.: post(al) —, cartolina posta-
le, f.; mariner’s —, rosa di venti, f.;
visiting —, biglietto di visita, m.; pack of
—s, mazzo di carte, m. eard2,m.: cardo.
card 3, TR.: cardare, cardeggiare.
cardamom, s.: cardamomo, m.
card-case, S.: portabiglietti, m.
càrder, s.: cardatore, m.
cardiac(al), ADJ.: cardiaco, cordiale.
cardialgy, s.: mal di cuore, m.
eardinal, ADJ.: cardinale, principale;
s.: cardinale, m. -ate, -ship, S.: car-
dinalato, m.
card-maker, s.: cartaio, cartaro, m.
-match, s.: zolfanello di carta, m.
ecardéon, s.: (bot.) cardone, m.
card-paper, S.: cartosino, m.
S.: tavoliere, m.
careI, s.: cura; sollecitudine: take —,
have a —, badare, prender guardia; take
— of yourself, la si conservi (or riguardi).
care 2, INTR.: curare, aver cura; apprez-
zare, stimare: what do I —? che importa
a me? I do not —, non me ne curo; I
don't — a fig for it (him, ecc.), non me ne
curo (or calo) un fico. serazed, ADI.:
caricato di cure, inquieto.
caréentI, (nav.) carena, f.
TR.: carenare.
carèerI, S.: carriera, f.; corso, m.
career2, correre con velocità, andar
prestamente.
eare-fal, ADI.: sollecito, accurato, dili-
gente, cauto. -fully, ADV.: cautamente,
-table,
careen2,
accuratamente. -fulmess, S.: cura; at-
tenzione; cautela, prudenza, f. -less,
ADJ.: negligente, trascurato. -lessly,
ADV.: senza cura, negligentemente. -less-
ness, S.: negligenza, trascuranza, f.
caréssI, S.: carezza, amorevolezza, f.
caress2, TR.: accarezzare, vezzeggiare.
cargo, s.: carico, m.
càricatur-e, S.: caricatura, f. -e, TR.:
mettere in ridicolo. -ist,S.: che fa cari-
cature.
ca-ries, s : carie; putrefazione, f. -riò-
sity, S.: putrefazione; putridezza, f.
-rious, ADJ.: carioso.
cark, s.: cura, ansietà, f.
earl, s.: rustico, contadino, m. -ish-
ness, S.. ruvidezza, f. -ot, S.: rustico,
zotico, m.
caàrman, s.: carrettiere, carrettaio, n.
Carmelite, s.: carmelitano, m.
carminative, S.: carminativo.
carmine, S.: carminio, m.
carnage
cîr-nage, S.: macello, m.; strage, f.
nal, ADJ.: carnale, sensuale. -nàlity,
s.: sensualità, incontinenza, f. -nally,
ADV.: carnalmente, sensualmente. -na-
tion, s.: carnagione, f.; garofano, m.:
— colour, colore incarnato. -naval =
carnival. -nelian, S.: corniola, f.
-ng0us, ADI. : di carne, carnoso. -nify,
tR.: fare carne; INTR.: incarnarsi. -ni-
«val, s.: carnasciale, carnovale, m. -niv-
grous, ADJ.: carnivoro, vorace. -nòs-
ity, s.: carnosita, f.
carol, s.: carola, f., canto divoto; canto
d'allegrezza, m.: Christmas —, cantico
del Natale. carol2, TR.: carolare ; cele-
brare.
caréus-al, S.: gozzoviglia, crapula, f.
-e1,8,: gozzoviglia ; ubbriachezza, f. -e2,
INTR.: gozzovigliare, bere di molto. -er,
s.: trincone, beone, m.
càrp!, s.: carpione, m.: young —, car-
pioncino, m. carp2 (at), TR.: criticare,
censurare.
càrpen-ter, s.: legnaiuolo, falegname;
(nav.) carpentiere, m. -try, S.: arte
del legnaiuolo, f.; legname, m.
càrper, S.: cavillatore, biasimatore, cen-
sore, M.
càrpetI,s.: tappeto, m.: to be on (upon)
the —, essere sul tappeto. carpet,
TR.: coprire d’ un tappeto.
càrping, ADJ.: critico, litigioso. -ly,
ADV.: criticamente.
càrriage, S.: porto; carriaggio, m., vet-
tura; carrozza, carretta, f.; portamento,
m.: one-horse —, carozza a un sol cavallo ;
of a good —, di bella portatura; beast of
—, bestia da soma, f. “house, S.:
(rail.) loggia da vagoni, alla da vagoni, f.
cirrier, S.: vetturino; portatore, m.
carrion, s.: carogna, f.
carronade, s.: (nav.) carronata, f.
carrot, s.: carota, f. -iness, S.: pelo
10880, #. -y, ADJ.: rosso, rossigno.
eirry, TR.: portare; condurre; guada-
gnare; INTR.: comportarsi; procedere:
— the day, ottenere la vittoria; — it
cunningly, usare furberia; — it high,
procedere con alterigia; — it fair with,
trattare bene; — about, portare addosso;
— @way, portar via, rapire; — back, ri-
portare, rimenare; — down, portare giù,
abbassare; — forth, avanzare ; mantenere ;
— from, trasportare; — in, portare en-
tro; — off, portare via; ammazzare; —
on, continuare; proseguire; — owt, por-
tare fuor; — one’s self, comportarsi; —
over, trasferire, trasportare; — through,
condurre a termine, effectuare; — up,
portare su; esaltare, alzare. -ing, S.:
trasporto, trasportamento, m. -tale, s.:
Tapportatore, ciarlone, m., spia, f.
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càrtI,s.: carretta, f., carro, m.: put the
— before the horse, mettere il carro in-
nanzi a’ buoi; child’s —, go-—, carruc-
cio, m.; dung- —, carro da letame, m.
cart 2, TR.; INTR.: esporre sur un carro;
condurre col carro.
carteblanehe, s.: carta bianca, f.
eartél, s.: cartello, m., disfida, f.
càrt-er, 8.: carrettiere, carrettaio, m.
«horse, s.: cavallo di caretta, m.
Carthisian, s.: frate Certosino, m.
carti-lage, s.: cartilagine, f. -lagi-
nous, ADJ.: cartilagineo, cartilaginoso.
eart-load, s.: carrettata, carrata, f.
cartéon, s.: cartone, m.
car-t6uch, S.: cartoccio, m.: — box,
giberna, tasca di cartocci, f. càr-trage,
-tridge, S.: carica di munizione, f., car-
toccio, m.
càrterut, S.: rotaia, f -shed,s.: ri-
messa, f. -way, S.: via del’ carro, f.
=wheel, s.: ruota di carro, f. -wright,
8.: carradore, carraio, m.
caruncle, s.: (surg.) caruncola, f.
càr-ve, TR.: tagliare, scolpire ; trinciare;
INTR.: intagliare. -ver, S.: scultore, in-
tagliatore; trinciante, m. -ving, S.:
scultura, f., scolpire, m.
caryàtid, pl. -(e)s, s.: (arch.) cariatide,
cascade, S.: cascata, cateratta, f.
easel, s.: caso; stato, m., condizione;
scatola; guaina, f., astuccio, m.: — of
books, cassa di libri; a plain —, una cosa
chiara; a strange —, un caso strano; in
such a —, in tal caso; in a sad —, in
cattivo stavo: if you were in my —, se
voi foste nel luogo mio (ne’ miei panni);
that's another —, quello è un altro affare;
it is all a —, è tutt uno; put the —, dare
il caso, supporre una cosa. case, TR.:
incassare, mettere in una cassa, serrare.
-harden, TR.: indurare. knife, S.:
astuccio per le coltella, m.
casemate, S.: casamatta, f.
easement, s.: finestra, f.
cash, s.: danaro contante, m., cassa, f.:
keep the —, tener la cassa. -box,S.:
cassa, f. -i@r1,S.: cassiere, banchiere,
m. -ier2, TR.: cassare; congedare.
-keeper, s.: cassiere, banchiere, m.
cashdo, s.: cassiù, m. (Gomma).
easing, S.: astuccio, fodero, m.
cas-k, s.: botte, f., barile, m. -ket1,s.:
cassetta, f. -ket 2, TR.: riporre nella cas-
setta. -que, S.: caschetto, elmo, m.
càs-sate, TR.: cassare, cancellare. -sa-
tion, S.: cassamento, m., cassàgione, f.
cassava, S.: cassava, f. ao
cassia, S.: (med.) cassia, f. ee
càssock, s.: sottana, f. 3 *
ca-ssowary. S.: casuare, m.
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cast1,9.: tiro; colpo, m.; tirata, f., getto;
aspetto, m.; forma; estremità; maniera,
f.: — ofthe eyes, occhiata, f. cast 2, IRR. ;
TR.: (cast; cast) gettare, lanciare; gua-
dagnare; condannare; INTR.: ruminare;
pensare, considerare; piegarsi; — an ac-
count, fare un conto; — anchor, gettar
I ancora, dar fondo; — feathers, mutar le
penne; — forth beams, scintillare ; — lots,
tirar le sorti; — a smell, avere odore;
— about, spargere per ogni parte; —
against, rimproverare; to — aside, riget-
tare, ributtarg; — away, gettare via, ab-
bandonare; — down, deprimere ; affligge-
re; — down one's eyes, abbassare (or chi-
nare) gli occhi; — forth, mandare fuora;
esalare; — off all shame, bandire ogni
vergogna; — off, gettare via; lasciare; —
out, mandare fuora; scacciare; — out
devils, scacciare i diavoli; — up, calcola-
re, computare; — upon, avere ricorso a.
castanet, S.: castagnetta, f.
castaway, S.: reprobo, malvagio.
castellan, s.: castellano, m. -y,S.: ca-
stellania, castellaneria, f.
caster, S.: gettatore; calcolatore, m.
casti-gate, TR.: gastigare, punire. -ga-
tion, 8.: gastigamento, m., punizione, f.
-gatory. ADJ.: gastigante.
casting, s.: (il) gettare, m. -house, S.:
fonderia, f. net, s.: ritrecine, f. (rete).
=vote, S.: voto decisivo, m.
castlei, s.: castello, m., fortezza, f.:
build —s in the air, fare castelli in aria.
castle2, INTR.: roccare, fare rocco.
-d, ADJ.: munito di castelli.
castor, S.: castoro; cappello, m.
castrametation, s.: accampamento, m.
cas-trate, TR.: castrare; mutilare. -trà-
tion, s.: castrazione, castratura, f., ca-
strare, m. -trato, S.: castrato, m.
casual, ADJ.: casuale, fortuito. -ly,
ADV.: casualmente, fortuitamente. -ness,
s.: casualità, avventura, f. -ty,S.: caso
fortuito, caso, accidente, m. ;
càs-uist, S.: casuista, m.
ADJ.: casuistico. -uistry, S.:
del casuista, f.
eat, S.: gatto, m., gatta, f.: —’s paw,
zampa del gatto; zimbello d’ un furbo.
catachréesis, S.: (rhet.) catacresi, f.
cataclysm, S.: cataclisma, (pop.) -mo, m.
catacombs, 8. PL.: catacombe, f. pl.
catalogue, s.: catalogo, registro, m.
cataplasm, s.: cataplasma, m.
catapult, s.: catapulta, f.
cataract, S.: cateratta; cascata, f.
catàrrh, catarro, m. -al, -ous, ADJ.:
catarroso.
catastrophe, S.: catastrofe, f.
càtegll, s.: fischio; zufolo, m.
càtchi, s.: presa, cattura, f.; bottino,
cast
-uistical,
scienza
cause
profitto ; ritornello; annello, m.: be upoi
the —, tendere insidie. catch2, irr.
TR.: prendere; chiappare, pigliare; rapi
re; INTR.: attacarsi; essere contagioso
comunicarsi; arrivare: — cold, infredar
si; raffreddarsi; — a fall, cascare ; — fire
accendersi; infocarsi; — hold of, impu
gnare, afferrare ; — at, acchiappare; — up
prendere, impugnare. -bit, S.: scrocco
ne, ghiottone, m. -er, S.: pigliatore, in
gannatore, m. -imgiI,S.: presa, cattura
f. -img2, ADJ.: contagioso. poll, s.
sbirro, zaffo, m. «word, s.: rimando, m
catechétical, ADI.: catechistico. -ly.
ADV.: in forma catechistica.
cate-chise, TR.: catechizzare; interroga
re. -chism, S.: catechismo, m. -chist.
s.: catechista, m.
catechumen, S.: catecumeno, m.
categorical, ADJ.: categorico. -ly,
ADV.: categoricamente.
category, S.: categoria, f.
cate-nate, TR.. catenare, incatenare, le.
gare, connettere. -nation, 8.: concate-
nazione; connessione, f.
cater, INTR.: provvedere, far le provvisio-
ni; procacciare. -er, S.: provveditore,
m. -ess, S.: provveditrice, f.
caterpillar, s.: bruco, m.
caterwaul, INTR.: miagolare, gnaulare.
cates, S. PL.: vivande squisite, f. pl.;
cibo, m.
cat-fish, s.: gatto marino, m.
corda di minugia, f.
cathartic(al), ADJ.: catartico, purga-
tivo.
cathédral, s.: cattedrale, f.
catheter, S.: (surg.) catetero, m.
Ca-tholic, ADJ.: cattolico; s.: cattolico,
m. -thélieism, s.: religione catto-
lica, f.
càtkin, s.: (bot.) fiocchi, m. pl.
cat’s-eye, S.: (min.) bellochio, m. =foot,
s.: edera terrestre, f. =tail,s.: fiacco, m.
càttle,s.: bestiame, m., pecore, f. pl.: black
—, bestie bovine, f. pl. =shed, s.: stalla
del bestiame, f. -trade, s.: commercio
del bestiame, m.
cAudle, s.: bevanda composta d’ orzo e di
vino, f.
cauf, S.: pescaia, f. ; serbatoio, m.
caul, s.: cuffia, f.; integumento, m.
cauldron, s.: calderone, m., caldaia, f.
cauliflower, S.: cavolfiore, m.
caulk = calk.
caAu-sal, ADJ.: causale, causativo. -sàl-
ity, s.: causalità, f. -sally, ADV.: ca-
sualmente, con cagione. -sative, ADJ.:
causativo. -gator, s.: causatore, auto-
re, m. -sel,S.: causa; cagione; ragione,
motivo; luogo; processo, m., lite, f. : give
—, dar luogo; plead a —, difendere una
-gut, S.:
cause
lite; stand for the —, seguitare il buon
partito. -se2, TR.: causare, cagionare;
eccitare; — sorrow, dar dispiacere; — a
thing to be done, procurare che una cosa
si faccia. -seless, ADJ.: senza causa;
ingiusto. -selessly, ADV.: senza causa.
-ser, S.: causatore, autore, agente, m.
chu-seway, -sey, S.: marciapiedi, m.
okustical, ADJ.: caustico, corrosivo.
cku-telt, s.: cautela, f., scrupolo, m. -te-
lous}, ADJ.: circospetto, astuto. -te-
lously +, ADV.: cautamente.
cgu-terizàtign, S.: cauterizzare, m.
-terize, TR.: cauterizzare. -tery, S.:
cauterio, mn.
chutignI,s.: prudenza ; circospezione, sa-
gacità, f.; avvertimento, avviso, m. cau-
tion2, TR.: avvertire, ammonire. -ary,
ADI.: d’ostagio. i
chutious, ADJ.: prudente, acorto. -ly,
ADV.: accortamente; sagacemente. -ness,
s.: prudenza, accortezza, circospezione, f.
cival-cade, s.: cavalcata, f. -iér,-s.:
cavaliere, m. -i@rlike, ADV.: cavalle-
rescamente. -ierly, ADV.: da cavaliere.
“ry, S.: cavalleria, f. :
cà-vate, TR.: cavare, scavare. -vation,
8.: cavamento, m., cavatura, f.
cavel, s.: cava, spelonca, f., antro, m.
cave2, INTR.: dimorare in una spelonca.
caveat, S.: avvertenza; ammonizione, f.,
avviso, m.
cavern, S.: caverna; spelonca, f.
ADJ.: cavernoso, cavo.
càvesson, 8.: cavezzone, m.
caviar, cavîare, S.: caviale, m.
càvili, s.: cavillazione, f., sofisma, m.
cavil2, TR.: cavillare; criticare. -ler,
8.: cavillatore, m., sofista, m. -lingly,
ADV.: cavillosamente. -lous, ADJ.: ca-
villoso, sofistico.
cavity, s.: cavità, f.; buco, m.
cdw, INTR.: crocitare ; gracchiare.
eéa-sey TR.: cessare; discontinuare, finire.
-seless, ADJ.: incessante, continuo. -se-
lessly, ADV. : incessantemente, continua-
mente. -sing, S.: cessazione, f.: with-
out —, incessantemente.
eéeity, s.: cecità, f.
eecutieney, S. : offuscazione della vista,f.
eèdar, s.: cedro, m.
eède, TR.: cedere; abbandonare; INTR.:
cedere; darsi per vinto.
eédrine, ADI. : cedrino, di cedro.
eédule, s.: cedola, f.
e611, TR.: soffitare. -ing,s.: soffitta, f.,
soffitto, m.
eélandine, s.: celidonia, f.
eèlature, 8.: intaglio, m.
eél-ebrate, TR.: celebrare; esaltare.
“brated, ADI: celebrato, esaltato.
-ebràtion, s.: celebramento, m.; lode,
-ous,
eéll, s.: cella, cellula, f.
eéntaur, S.: (astron.) centauro, m.
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f. -ebrator, s.: lodatore, panegirista,
m. -6brious}, ADJ.: celebre, rinomato.
-èbriouslyj, ADV.: con celebrità. -ébri-
ousness, S.: celebrità, riputazione; gloria,
f. -ébrity, s.: celebrità; fama, f.
centurion
eelériac, S.: appio navone, m.
eelèrity, s.: celerità, prestezza, f.
eélery, s.: appio, m.: head of —, piede
di sedano, m.
eeléstial, ADI.: celestiale, celeste; s.:
celestiale, beato, m.
mente.
-ly, ADV. : celestial-
eéliac, ADI. : (med.) celiaco.
eeli-baey, eéli-bate, -bateship, s.:
celibato, m.
-ar, s.: canti-
na, canova, f. -arage, s.: cantine, f. pl.
-arist, s.: celleraio, canovaio, m. -ular,
ADJ.: cellulare. -ule, s.: cellula, f.
eèlsitudej, s.: celsitudine; altezza, f.
cemèntiI, S.. cimento, smalto, m.
ce-
ment 2, TR.: assodare, saldare; INTR.:
affermarsi, unirsi. -Ation, s.. cementa-
zione, f.
eémetery, S.: cimitero, cimiterio, m.
eonobitical, ADJ.: cenobitico.
eénotaph, s.: cenotafio, m.
een-séel, 8.: censo, m., imposta, f., tribu-
to, m. -se2,TR.: incensare, profumare.
-ser, S.: incensiere, turibile, m.
eén-sor, S.: censore, critico,m. -sérious,
ADJ.: censorio, severo. -s6riously,ADV.:
da censore ; in modo severo. -sérious-
ness, S.: censura; severità, f. -sorlike,
ADV.: da censore. -sorship, S.: dignità
di censore, f., censorato, m. -surable,
ADJ.: censurabile; biasimevole. -sure1,
S.: censura; riprensione, f.: vote of —, voto
di biasimo. -sure2,'TR.: censurare, cri-
ticare; biasimare. -surer, s.: riprendi-
tore, biasimatore, m.
eénsus, S.: censo, m.
eént, s.: cento, m.: five per —, cinque
per cento; discount of ten per —, sconto
di dieci per cento.
Y>
s.: centaurea, f.
eén-tenary, ADJ.: centenario, di cento
anni; S.: centinaio, m. -tèsimal, ADI.:
centesimo. -tifolious, ADJ.: centifo-
glio. -tiped, s.: centupede, m.
eèn-tral, ADJ.: centrale, centrico. -tral-
ly, ADV. : centralmente, nel mezzo. -tre1,
S.: centro; cuore, m. -tre2, TR.. con-
centrare, centreggiare ; INTR.: concen-
trarsi. -tric, -trical, ADJ.: centrico,
centrale. -trifugal, ADJ.: centrifugo.
-tripetal, ADJ.: centripeta.
eén-tuple, ADI.: centuplo. -taplicate,
TR.: centuplicare.
eenti-riate, TR.: dividere in centinai.
-rion, s.: centurione, m.
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eèntury,S.: centuria, f.; secclo, m.: the
last —, lo scorso secolo.
eèph-alalgy, s.: (med.) cefalalgia, f.
-alic, ADJ.: (med.) cefalico.
eé6-rate, s.: (phar.) cerotto, m. -rated,
ADJ.: incerato. -re, TR.: incerare, co-
prire di cera.
eérebel, s.: cerebello, m.
eérecloth, s.: incerato, m., tela incera-
ta, f.
ceremò-nial, ADJ.: ceremoniale; 8.: ce-
remoniale ; rito, m. -mious, ADJ.: cere-
monioso. -niously, ADV.: ceremonio-
samente, con cerimonia. -niousness,
s.: vaghezza di ceremonie; maniera for-
male, f. eéremo-ny, S.: cerimonia,
formalità, f.; complimento, m.: without
—, senza cerimonie (or soggezione).
eértain, ADJ.: certo, sicuro, fisso; evi-
dente: for —, di certo, per certo; a —
person, una certa persona, un tale, il tale.
-ly, ADV. : certamente, senza dubbio. -ty,
S.: certezza, sicurezza, f.
eer-tificate, S.: certificato, m., attesta-
zione, f. -tify, TR.: certificare, render
certo; confermare: the undersigned cer-
tifies, ete., il sottoscritto certifica, ecc.
-titude, S.. certezza; sicurezza, f.
eerti-lean, -leous, ADJ.: ceruleo, tur-
chino.
eerimen, S.: cerume, n.
Cesarian, ADI. : cesareo.
€ess-ation, s.: cessazione, f., cessamen-
to; tralasciamento, m.: — of arms, so-
spensione d’ armi, f. -ible, ADJ.: atto a
cedersi.
eession, S.: cessione ; rassegnazione, f.
-ary, ADJ.: cessionario.
cessmenti, s.: tassa, imposizione, f.
eéstus, S.: cesto, m.
cesura, S.: (pros.) cesura, f.
eetaceous, ADI. : cetaceo.
chaf-e!,s.: ardore, furore, m., rabbia, f.;
fremito, fremere, m. -e2, TR.: scaldare;
irritare, stizzire, mettere in collera; INTR.:
fremere; adirarsi, incollerirsi. -er, S.:
colui che (si) irrita; (zodl.) scarafaggio, m.
chaff, s.: lolla, loppa, f.
chaffer!, s.: mercanzia, f. chaffer2,
INTR.: trafficare, stiracchiare; trattare.
-er, S.: comperatore, mercante, m.
chàfferni, s.: caldaia, f.
chàffinch, s.: fringuello, pincione, m.
chàf-less, ADJ.: senza lolla. -y, ADJ.:
paglioso.
chafing-dish, s.: scaldaviveane, m.
ehagrin!,s.: affanno, m., stizza,f. cha-
grin2, TR.: affannare, adirare.
chain, s.: catena; concatenamento, m.,
serie, f.; S. PL.: catene, f. pl.; schiavitù,
F.: little —, catenella, catenuzza. chain 2,
TR.: incatenare, mettere alla catena, le-
century
chancellor
gare con catena. -ing,S.: incatenamer
to, m. pump, S.: tromba grande
doppia, f. -shot,S.: palle incatenate
L,
. pl.
chair, s.: sedia; sedia portatile, f.; cat
tedra, f.; seggio (presidenziale), m.: fil
the —, tenere la presidenza; found a —
fondare una cattedra. -man,s.: presi
dente, m.
chaise, s.. calesso, biroccio, m.
chaledgra-pher, s.: calcografo, m
-phy, s.: intagliare in rame, m.
chaldron, s.: 36 moggi di carbone
m. pl.
chalice, s.: calice, m., coppa, f.
chalk1,s.: creta, f., gesso, m., marna, f
chalk?2, segnare col gesso; schizzare
— out, segnare; mostrare. -cutter, 8.
che scava la marna. pit, S.: cava d
marna, f. -y, ADJ.: cretoso.
chàllen-ge1, s.: disfida; pretensione, f..
rigettamento, rifiuto, m. -ge2, (IN)TR.
sfidare; recusare; chiamare a battaglia
rifiutare. -ger, S.: sfidatore, m.
ehamfde, S.: chiamata, battuta di tam.
bura, f.
chamber 1,s.: camera; stanza, f.: — of a
cannon, camera di cannone; dark —, ca
mera oscura. chamber, TR.: intri-
garsi. -fellow, S.: camerata, m.
-lain, s.: camerlingo, cameriere, m.:
Lord High—,Gran Ciamberlano. -lain-
ship, S.: uffizio del camerlingo. -maid,
s.: cameriera, f. pot, s.: orinale, m.
chambrel, s.: garretta, f.
chaméleon, s.: camaleonte, m.
chamfer!, s.: scanalatura, f. cham-
fer 2, TR.: scanalare. —
chamois, s.: camoscio, m.
chàmomile, s.: camomilla, f.
champ, TR.; INTR.: masticare, rodere.
echampàigni, s.: campagna, f., paese
aperto, m.
champagne, s.: (vino di) Sciampagna,
m.: iced —, sciampagna al ghiaccio;
sparkling —, sciampagna spumante.
champignon -pinyon, s. : fungo, m.
chàmpioni, s.: campione, eroe, Mm.
champion 2, TR.: sfidare a singolar cer-
tame.
chaneel, s.: azzardo, m., ventura, f.,
caso, m.,sorte,f.: takeones—, arrischiare;
good (lucky) —, buona ventura; try the
— of war, tentare la fortuna della guerra;
meet by —, incontrare a caso; — cus-
tomer, avventore, compratore causale; take
ones —, correre il rischio, arrischiarsi.
chance 2, INTR.: accadere, avvenire, 0c-
correre. -ablet, ADJ.: accidentale, ca-
suale. -guest, S.: sopravvegnente ina-
spettato, m.
chan-eel, s.: santuario, m. -eellor, 5:
chancellorship
cancelliere, m.; Lord High —, gran can-
celliere (d’ Inghilterra), m. -eellorship,
s.: cancelleria, f. -eery, S.: cancelle-
ria, f.
ehàn-ore, S.: (surg.) canchero, cancro,
m., -erous, ADI. : cancheroso, ulceroso.
chandeliér, s.: candelabro, m.; lumie-
ra, f.
ali. .: candelaio venditor a mi-
nuto, m.
chang-e1,S.: cambiamento, m.; mutazio-
ne, vicenda; alterazione; varietà; moneta,
f. -e2,TR.: cambiare; mutare, alterare;
INTR.: cangiarsi; mutarsi; — place, cam-
biar di luogo; — colour, cambiare di co-
lore; cambiarsi nel viso, arrossire; — one's
opinion, mutare pensiero, -eable, ADI.:
cambiabile, cangiabile; variabile, inco-
stante. -eableness, S.: incostanza, muta-
bilità, f. -eably, ADV.: incostantemente.
-eful, ADJ. : incostante, instabile. -eless,
invariabile, costante. -eling, s.: parto
supposto, sciocco. -er, S.: cambiatore,
banchiere, m. -img,S.: cambiamento, m.
chànneli, s.: canale; letto (d’ un fiume),
m.; scanalatura, f.: the Channel, il ca-
nale della Manica; little —, canaletto, m.
channel 2, TR.: scanalare.
chéànti, s.: canto, m. chant2, TR.:
cantare; celebrare. -er, S.: cantatore,
cantore, n. -icleer,s.: gallo, m. -ress,
8: cantatrice, f. -ry, S.: dignità del
cantore, f.
cha-08,S.: caos, m.; confusione, f. -6tie,
ADI.: confuso.
chàpI, s.: fessura; crepatura, f., fesso,
m. chap2, INTR.: crepare; spaccarsi,
fendersi.
chape, s.: puntale; rampone, fermaglio, m.
chapel, s.: cappella, chiesetta, f. -ry,
S.: cappellania, f.
ehaperon, S.: cappuccio, m.
chapiter, s.: (arch.) capitello, m.
chaplain, s.: cappellano; limosiniere,
m. -ship, S.: carica di cappellano, f.
chapless, ADJ.: magro, smunto.
chàplet, s.: corona, f.; rosario, m.
chipman, s.: compratore; mercante, m.
chaps = chops.
chàpt, ADI.: fesso, spaccato.
chapter, s.: capitolo; capo, m. house,
8.: capitolo, m.
chàrI, s.: giornata, f. char2, TR.: ri-
durre in carbone, bruciacchiare; INTR.:
lavorare alla giornata.
chàracterI, s.: carattere; segno, m.;
lettera; descrizione; dignità, f.: an odd
—, un uomo strambo; he is quite a —,
egli è un originale; take away ones —,
difamare uno. characterz, TR.: inta-
gliare; inscrivere. -istic, s.: caratte-
ristica, f -istie(al), ADJ.: caratteristi
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co. -isticalmess, s.: qualità propria,
caratteristica, f. -ize, TR.: caratteriz-
zare. -less, ADJ.: senza carattere. -y,
.: impressione, f.
eharcoal, s.: carbone di legna, m.
chard, s.: cardo; cardone, m.
charg-el,s8.: carico, m., carica, soma, f.,
peso, m.; cura, incombenza, f.; uffizio,
impiego, m.; accusa, imputazione, f.; de-
posito, m.; spesa, f.; assalto, m.: heavy
— peso gravoso; customary —, solito
prezzo; —s included, comprese le spese;
lay to one’s —, incolpare alcuno; take the
— of something, pigliarsi ’ incombenza di
qualche cosa. -e2, TR.: caricare; co-
mandare, imporre; accusare, incolpare;
— with, commettere alla cura. -eable,
ADJ.: imputabile, dispendioso. -eably,
ADV.: con dispendio. -er, s.: cavallo da
guerra; gran piatto, m.
char-ily, ADV.: frugalmente. -iness,
8.: prudenza; cautela, f.
chàriotI, s.: carro, m., carrozza, f.
chariot2, INTR.. condurre in carrozza.
-e6r, s.: cocchiere, conduttor del carro,
m. race, S.: corsa di carri, f.
chàri-table, ADI. : caritatevole, benefa-
cente. -tableness, s.: beneficenza, f.
-tably, ADV.: caritatevolmente. -ty,
s.: carità; beneficenza, limosina, f.: beg
—, domandar la limosina; for —’s sake,
per l’amor di Dio; — begins at home, la
prima carità è l aver cura. -ty-school,
s.: scuola gratuita, f.
eharla-tan, s.: ciarlatano, cantamban-
co, m. -tànical, ADJ.: ciarlatanesco.
-tanry, S.: ciarlataneria, f.
Charles’-wain -zez-, S.: (astr.) orsa
maggiore. f.
charlock, s.: loglio, m., zizzania, f.
chàrmi, s.: incanto; allettamento, m.
charm2, TR.: incantare, ammaliare, al-
lettare, rapire: — away, scongiurare.
-er, S.: incantatore, m., incantatrice, f.
«ing, ADJ.: vezzoso, vago; S.: incanta-
mento, m. -ingly, ADV.: vagamente,
piacevolmente. -ingness, S.: attrativa;
bellezza, f.
charnel-house, s.: carnaio, m.
chàrt, s.: carta di navigare, f.
charter, s.: patente; privilegio; statuto;
carta constituzionale. -party,S.: (nav.)
contratto di noleggio, m. -ed, ADJ.: pri-
vilegiata, immune, esente.
chàrwoman, s.: donna lavorante alla
giornata, f.
ehary, ADJ.: accorto, prudente.
chas-e I, s.: caccia; foresta, f. -e2, TR.:
cacciare; mandar via. -er, S.: caccia-
tore, perseguitore, m.
chàsm, s.: fessura; apertura; lacuna, f.;
vacuo, m.
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chas-te, ADI.: casto, pudico; onesto; puro:
have — ears, aver buon orecchio. -tely,
ADV.: castamente; pudicamente. -ten,
TR.: castigare, punire; correggere. -te-
ness, S.: castità, pudicizia; modestia, f.
chastis-e, TR.: castigare, punire. -ement,
s.: castigo, m.; punizione, f. -er, 8.:
gastigatore, punitore, m.
chastity, 8.: castità; purità, f.
chàsuble, s.: pianeta di prete, f.
chàtiI,s.: ciarla, f.; cicaleccio, m.: little
—, chiacchierata, f. chat2, INTR.: ciar-
lare; cornacchiare.
ehatellany, s.: castellania, castellane-
ria, f.
chattel, s.: mobile, m.
chàt-teri, s.: ciarla, f., cicalare, m.
-ter 2, INTR.: ciarlare, cornacchiare ; tre-
mare, battere i denti. -terer, S.: ciar-
liero, ciarlatore, m. -tering, S.: cicale-
ria, f.; battimento di denti, m. -ting,sS.:
ciarla, f., cicalamento, m. -ty, ADI.:
loquace, ciarlone.
chatwood, s.: legna per il fuoco, f. pl.
chaw, TR.: masticare; ruminare.
chawdron, s.: viscere, interiora, f. pl.
chéap, ADJ.: a buon mercato. -en, TR.:
prezzolare, mercatare. -ener, S.: prez-
zolatore, m. -ly, ADV.: a buon mercato,
per poco. -ness, s.: buon mercato, vil
prezzo, m.
chéati, s.: frode, furberia, f., inganno;
furbo; barattiere; giuntatore, m. cheat,
TR.: far fraude a, ingannare, truffare;
giuntare: — at cards (play), truffare al
giuoco. -er, s.: ingannatore, truffatore,
m. -ingly, ADV.: ingannevolmente, con
frode.
chéck 1, 8.: scacco; ostacolo, impedimen-
to; rimprovero, m., riprensione, f.: give
one a —, fare una riprensione ad uno;
take a — at, offendersi di; keep a — upon
one, tenere uno in freno; — to the king,
scacco al re. eheck2, TR.: frenare, re-
primere; riprendere; INTR.: fermarsi;
opporsi: — one’s anger, rattenere la col-
lera ; — an account, riscontrare (or veri-
ficare) un conto; — one’s self, fermarsi,
raffrenarsi.
chécker, TR.: fare a scacchi; intarsia-
re; screziare. »wise, ADJ.: a scacchi.
=work, s.: tarsia, f.; screzio m.
chéck-less, ADJ.: irresistibile. -mate,
s.: scaccomatto, m. -y, ADJ.: intarsiato ;
mischiato.
chéek, s.: guancia; gota, f.: chubby —s,
guance paffute; — by jowl, testa a testa.
-bone, s.: mascella,f. -tooth,s.: dente
mascellare, m. -y,ADJ.: sfacciato, ardito.
chéeri, s.: pasto; banchetto, m.; alle-
grezza, f., umore, coraggio; volto, m.:
make good —, mangiare e bere bene; loud
chaste
chevisance
—s, strepitosi applausi. cheer2, tr.
rallegrare; animare; INTR.: rallegrarsi
incoraggiarsi, farsi animo: — up, fars
animo, rasserenarsi; — up! animo! co
raggio! -ful, ADI.: gaio, allegro, lieto
gioioso. -fully, ADV.: allegramente, lieta
mente. -fulness, -ishness, S.: gioia
allegrezza, f.; contento, m. -ity, ADV.
allegramente. -less, ADJ.: tristo, ma
linconoso. -lyt, -y, ADJ.: gaio, gioioso
lieto, allegro.
chéese, 8.: formaggio, cacio, m. cake,
S.: tortelletta di cacio, f. -curds, s. PL,
latte rappreso, m. -monger, s.: formag.
giaio; pizzicagnolo, m. -press, cheese.
-vat, s.: graticcio, m. -y, ADI.: caseoso
cacioso.
chémical, ADJ.: chimico.
chimicamente.
ehe-mise, 8.: camicia da donna, f. ehe-
misétte, S.: camicetta, f., camicino, m.
chémist, 8.: chimico, m.: — and drug-
gist, farmacista, speziale, m. -ry, chi-
mica, f.
chérish, TR.: amare teneramente; man-
tenere; allevare: he —ed the hope, egli
nutriva la speranza. -er, 8.: amatore;
mantenitore, protettore, m. -ment, 8.:
incoraggiamento ; sostegno, m.
chèrry!, s.: ciriegia, f.: wild —, agriot-
ta, f. cherry2, ADI.: rosso, vermiglio:
— cheeks, guance vermiglie, f. pl. -or-
chard, s.: ciriegeto, m. -pit, S.: fos-
setta; buca, f. -stone, S.: nocciolo di
ciriegia, m. -tree, S.: ciriegio, cilie-
gio, m.
chér-ub, s.: cherubino, m.
ADJ.: cherubico.
chérvil, s.: cerfoglio, m.
chésnut = chestnut.
chèss, s.: scacchi, m. pl.: game of —,
giuoco degli scacchi, partite di scacchi;
play at —, giuocare agli scacchi. -board,
S.: scacchiere tavoliere, m. -man, 5.:
pedina, f.; scacco, m. -player, 8.: giuo-
catore di scacchi, m.
chést, S.: cassa, f.; casso, cassero (del
corpo); (nav.) forziere, m.: — of drawers,
stipo, armadio, m. -ed, ADI.: di petto.
-foundered, ADJ.: bolso. -founder-
ing, s.: bolsaggine, f.
chéstnut, s.: castagna, f.; ADJ.: casta-
gnino, castagno. colour, ADJ.: casta
gnino. =plot, S.: castagneto, m. «tree,
S.: castagno, m.
ehe-valiér, s.: cavaliere, m. -vaux-
de-frise -v0-, s.: (mil.) cavalli di frisa,
m. pl.
chéven, s.: ghiozzo, m. (pesce).
chéveril}, s.: pelle di capretto, f.
ehèvisaneei, S.: mercato ingiusto, m.
intrapresa, f.
-ly, ADV.:
-tbic(al),
chevron
ehòvron, s.: travicello ; (her.) caprone,
n.
chew chi, TR.: masticare; ruminare;
considerare, meditare: — the cud, rumi-
nare; — fobacco, masticare tabacco.
ehica-ne, S.: cavillo, inganno, rigiro, m.
-ne, INTR.: cavillare ; sofisticare. -ner,
s.: cavillatore, m. -mery, S.: cavillo,
m.; sofisticheria, f.
chick, chick-en, s.: pollastro, m. -en»
hearted, ADJ.: timido, pauroso. -en-
pox, S.: morviglione, m. -peas, S. PL.:
cece, m. -weed, S.: centocchio, m
ehid, impf. e part. del v. chide.
chi-de, IRR.; TR. (chid; chid, chidden):
biasimare ; riprendere ; INTR.: disputare,
querelare, schiamazzare. -der, s S.: ri
prenditore, m. -ding, s.: riprensione, f.
-lingly, ADV.: in modo di riprensione.
ehiéf, ADJ.: primo, principale; s.: capo,
comandante; direttore, socio principale,
m.: in —, in capo; Lord — Justice, pri-
mo giudice (in Inghilterra), m. -dom,s.:
sovranità, f. -less, ADJ.: senza capo.
-ly, ADV.: principalmente. -tain,
comandante; capitano, m. -tainry,
-tainship, S.: capitanato, m.
chilblain, s.: (med.) pedignone, m.
child, s.: fanciullo; figlio, figliuolo;
bambino, ragazzo, infante, m.: little —
bimbo, bambinello ; adopted —, figlio ad-
dottivo; natural —. figlio naturale (il-
legitimo); naughty —, ragazzaccio ; still-
born —, nato morto ; foster —, figlio (-lia)
di latte; from a —, dall infanzia, dalla
culla; bring forth a —, partorire; be
pasta —, aver passato l infanzia; be with
—, essere incinta. -bearing, S.: pregnez-
za, gravidanza, f. -bed, s.: letto della
partoriente ; tempo del parto, m. -birth,
8.: parto; partorire, m. -hood,s.: in-
fanzia; fanciullezza, f. -ish, ADJ.: bam-
binesco, fanciullesco. -ishly, ADV.:
a modo di fanciullo. -ishness, s.: bam-
binaggine, infanzia, puerilità, f. -less,
ADI.: senza figliuoli. -like, ADJ.: fan-
ciullesco, bambinesco.
children, PL. di child.
chiliad, s.: migliaio, m.
ehill1, ADJ.: freddo, freddoloso ; s.: fred-
do, m., freddura, ft cold —s, brividi,
ribrezzi di febbre. chillz, TR.: fred-
dare; fara -iness, 8.: freddura, f.;
brivid do, m. -y, ADJ.: alquanto freddo,
freddotto; freddoso, freddoloso.
chime I, 8.: scampanata, f.; accordo, m.,
armonia, f.: —s, armonia di campane.
chime?, INTR.: scampanare ; accordarsi,
tnirsi: — in, consonare, essere d’accordo.
chi-méra, s.: chimera, f. -mérical,
ADI. : chimerico. -mérically, ADV.:
chimericamente.
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chimney, s.: cammino, focolare, m.
“corner, S.: luogo de’ ciarloni, m.
=piece, s.: cornice del cammino, f.
“sweeper, S.: spazzacammino, m.
chin, s.: mento, m.
china, s.: porcellana; majolica, f.
“man, S.: mercante di porcellana, m.
«orange, s.: melarancia dolce, f. «root,
s.: cina, f.
chin-cloth, s.: bavaglio, m. -cough,
S.: tossa violenta, f. ©
chine1, s.: schiena; spina, f. chinez,
TR.: sfilare.
Chinése, ADI. : chinese ; s.: Chinese, m.
ehink 1,s.: fessura, crepatura, f. chink2,
TR., INTR.: tintinnare; spaccarsi. -y,
ADI. : screpolato, fesso.
chinse, TR.: (nav.) calafatare.
chintz, s.: indiana, f. (tela dipinta).
chip 1, s.: scheggia, f.; bruciolo, m.: —s
of bread, croste di pane, f. pl.; he is a —
of the old block, quale padre tale figlio;
a’ segni si conoscono le balle. chip 2, TR. :
truciolare, sbriciolare, sminuzzare.
8.:| chiragrieal, ADI. : chiragrico.
chirògrapher, s.: chirografario, m.
chiro-maneer, S.: chiromante, m.
-maney, S.: chiromanzia, f.
chîrp1,s.: garrito; pigolare,m. chirp 2,
TR.: garrire; pigolare, piare. -er, S.:
gridatore,m. -ing, S.: garrito; canto
(d’ uccelli), n.
chìiseli, s.: scalpello, m.
scarpellare, intagliare.
voro di scultura, m.
chit!,s.: bambino; stipite, n. chitz,
INTR.: germinare, germogliare.
chisel 2, TR.:
-work, s.: la-
chitchat, s.: ciarla, ciarleria, f.
chitterlings, s. PL.: budella, minugia,
f. pl.
ehival-rous, ADJ.: cavalleresco. -ry,
8.: dignità di cavaliere, cavalleria, f.
chives, 8. PL.: costole di fiori, f. pl.; ci-
polletta, f.
chòck, S.: sorgozzone; attacco, m.
chocolate, s.: cioccolato, n. pot, s.:
cioccolattiera, f. dealer, S.: ciocco-
latiere, m.
chéiee I, s.: scelta, elezione, eletta ; varie-
tà,f.: make —, scegliere. choice 2, ADJ.:
scelto, squisito, raro. -less, ADJ.: senza
il potere di scegliere, indifferente. -ly,
ADV.: caramente. -ness, S.: rarità;
delicatezza, f.
choir kwir, s.: coro (d’ una chiesa), m.
chék-e1,s.: fieno del carciofo, m. -e2,
TR.: suffocare, strangolare ;' turare, stop-
soffocarsi, affogarsi: — up,
ingorgare. -e=pear, S.: pera strozza-
toia, f. -ing,S.: suffocamento, m. -y,
ADJ.: suffocante, strozzatoio.
chélagogues, 8.: (med.) colagogo, m
pare; INTR.:
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chò-ler, s.: collera; bile; stizza, f.
-lera, s.: colera, m.: attack of —, ac-
cesso di colera. -leric, ADJ.: collerico,
stizzoso. -lericness, s.: impeto di col-
lera, umor bilioso, m.
chdo-se, IRR.; TR.: scegliere, eleggere;
INTR.: potere scegliere : — rather, amare
meglio, preferire; — out, far scelta di,
scegliere. -ser, S.: sceglitore, elettore,
m. -sing,S.: elezione, f.
chòp:, TR.: tagliare; sminuzzare; INTR.:
cambiare, barattare; disputare: — about,
cangiare; girare; — at, attaccarsi; —
off, troncare; mozzare; — up, divorare;
ingoiare; — upon, incontrare. chop2,
s.: fetta; crepatura; braciuola, f.: —s,
mascelle, f. pl.; bocca; imboccatura (d’ un
fiume), m.: mutton —, costoletta di mon-
tone. -house, S.: bettola, osteria, ta-
verna, f. -pingi, s.: atto del tagliare,
m. -ping2, ADJ.: (nav.) cambiante vio-
choler
lentemente, agitato, strepitoso. -ing=
block, s.: tagliere; ceppo, m. -ing-
knife, 8.: coltello da beccajo, m.
choppy, ADI.: spaccato, fesso.
choral, ADJ.: da coro, di coro. -ly,
ADV.: coralmente.
chord 1, s.: corda, f.
mettere le corde.
chò-rister, S.: corista, cantore, m. -ròg-
rapher, s.: corografo, descrittore d’ un
paese, m. -rographical, ADJ.: coro-
grafico. -régraphy, S.: corografia,
descrizione d’ un paese, f.
chorus, S.: coro, m.
chough chùf, s.: gracchia, f.
choéus-e1,8.: sciocco; inganno, m.; truf-
fa, f. -©2, TR.: ingannare, truffare. -er,
S.: ingannatore, truffatore, m.
chowder, s.: stufato di pesce, ecc., m.
chowtert, INTR.: brontolare.
chrism, s.: cresima, cresma, f.
Chris-t, s.: Cristo.
christen, TR.: batezzare. -dom, s.: cri-
stianità, f. -ing, 8.: battesimo, m.
Christian, ADJ.: cristiano; S.: cri-
stiano, m., -na, f.: — name, nome di batte-
simo. -ism, Christiàn-ity, S.: cri-
stianesimo, m., cristianità, f. -ize, TR.:
fare cristiano. -ly, ADV.: cristiana-
mente.
Christmas, s.: natale, m.; natività (del
Signore), f.: — carol, cantico di Natale,
m. =box, 8.: salvadanaio, m., strenna, f.
=day, s.: giorno di Natale.
Christ’s-thorn, s.: branco spino, m.
chromatic; ADI. : cromatico.
chronic, chrénical, ADJ.: cronico.
chròn-icleI, s.: cronica, cronaca, f.
-icle 2, TR.: scrivere le croniche; scri-
vere ricordi. -icler, S.: scrittore di
croniche, m.
chord2, TR.:
cigar-case
chròno-gram, s.: cronogramma, f.
chronòl-oger, s.: cronologista, m. -6g-
ic(al), cronologico. -dgically, ADV;
in modo cronologico. -ogy, s.: cronolo-
gia, f. ‘
chronometer, S.: cronometro, m.
chrys-alis, s.: crisalide, mn. -olite, s.:
crisolito, m.
chrysòprasus, S.: crisopazio, m.
chub, s. : ghiozzo, m. (pesce). -bed, ADI.:
col capo grosso. -by, -cheeked, apj.:
paffuto, paccioso.
chùckI, 8.: sorgozzone, m. chuck2,
TR.: chiocciare; dare un sorgozzone.
-farthing, 8.: fossetta, f. (giuoco).
-le, TR.: chiocuare; carreggiare; INTK..
sgangasciare.
chùd, TR.: mordere.
chùff, s.: rustico, zotico, m. -ily, ADV.:
in modo rustico, zoticamente. -iness,s.:
rozzezza, rusticaggine, f. -y, ADJ.: ru-
stico, rozzo, zotico.
chùm, s.: compagno di camera, m.
chimp, s.: pezzo; tronco di legno, m.
charchi, s.: chiesa, f.: — is over, l’uffi-
cio è terminato; established —, religione
dominante. church2, INTR.: render
grazia dopo il parto. -ale, s.: festa
della consecrazione, f. -attire, s.: abiti
ecclesiastici, m. pl. -book,s.: battiste-
rio; libro de’ battesimi, m. -imng, 8.: ce-
rimonia della purificazione, f. -law,,8.:
diritto canonico, m. -man, s.: eccle-
siastico, prete, m. -time, S.: tempo
d’andare alla chiesa, m. =warden, S.:
santese, m. -yard,s.: cimiterio, cimi-
tero, m.
churl, s.: villano, rustico; avaro, m.
-ish, ADJ.: rustico, zotico, taccagno.
-ishly, ADV.: rozzamente, zoticamente.
-ishness, s.: rustichezza, zotichezza, f.
-y, ADJ.: rustico.
chùrme, s.: strepito, romore confuso, m.
charn!, s.: zangola, f. churn2, TR.:
fare il burro. «staff, s.: bastoncello da
fare il burro, m.
chy-le, s.: chilo, m. -lifàction, s.: chi-
lificazione, f. -lous, ADJ.: chiloso.
chym..= chem..
eibarious, ADJ.: nutritivo, nutriente.
eibol, s.: cipolletta, f.
eica-triee, S.: cicatrice; margine, f.
-trisant, S.: cicatrizzante, m. -tri-
sive, ADJ.: cicatrizzante. -trization,
S.: cicatrizzazione, f. -trize, TR.: cica-
trizzare.
Cid, s.: Cid; uom valoroso, m.
eider, s.: sidro, m. -ist, s.: cne vende
del sidro. -kin, s.: sidro fatto con la
pasta de’ pomi, m.
eigàr, S.: sigaro, m. case, S.: porta
sigari, m.
ciliary
eiliary, ADJ.: ciliare.
eimeter, s.: scimitarra, sciabla corta, f.
eincture, S.: cintura, fascia, f.
einder, s.: cenere, f. -wench, -wo-
man, S.: cenciaiuola, f.
eineritious, ADI. : cenericcio.
eingle, s.: cinghia, f.
einnabar, s.: cinabro, vermiglione, m.
cinnamon, S.: cinnamomo, m., cannella,
f. tree, s.: albero della cannella, m.
einque,S.: cinque, m. -foil,s.: cinque-
foglie, f.
eipher!, s.: cifra, cifera, f.: a mere —,
un nulla, uno zero. cipher?2, TR., INTR.:
calcolare, computare. -ing, s.: calcolo,
computo, n.
eireinate, TR.: delineare un circolo.
eir-cle1, s.: circolo, cerchio, m.; società,
f.: little —, circoletto, cerchietto. -cle?2,
TR.: cerchiare; limitare, cingere; INTR.:
muovere in giro, girare. -cled, ADJ.:
circulato, tondo; circolare. -clet, s.:
cerchietto, cerchiello, m. -climg, ADI.:
circolare, rotondo.
eircuitl,s.: circuito; contorno, m. cir-
cuit 2, INTR.: circuire, andare attorno.
eir-cuition, S.: circuimento, m. -ci-
tous, ADJ.: circolare. -cùitously, ADV.:
circolarmente.
eircu-lar, ADJ.: circolare, rotondo. -lar-
ity, S.: circolarità, rotondezza,f. -larly,
ADV.: circolarmente, in cerchio. -late,
INTR.: circolare; girare attorno, volgersi
intorno: the blood —s, il sangue circola;
the money —, il danaro corre. -lating,
ADI. : circolante; — library, libreria cir-
colare, f. -lation, s.: circulazione, f.
-latory, ADJ.: circolatorio, circolare;
circolatojo, m.
eircum-ambient, ADJ.: circumambien-
te. -Ambulate, INTR.: passeggiare at-
torno. -ambulation, S.: passeggiata
attorno, f. -eise, TR. : circoncidere. -eis-
er, s.: che fa la circoncisione, circonci-
sore, m. -eision, s.: circoncisione, f.
-ferenee -cùm-, s.: circonferenza, f.;
circuito, m. -feréntor, S.: (math.) dop-
pio grafometro, m. -flex, S.: accento
circonflesso, m. -fluent, -fluous -cùm-,
ADJ.: scorrente intorno. -fuse, TR.:
circonfondere. -jaeent, ADI.: conti-
guo, circonvicino. -locùtion, S.: cir-
conlocuzione, f. -lécutery, ADI.: peri
frastico. -nàvigable, ADI.: navigable
intorno. -nàvigate, INTR.: navigare
intorno. -navigation, s.: circonnavi-
gazione, f. -polar, ADJ.: circonpolare.
rotation, s.: rotazione, f. -seribe,
TR.: circoscrivere; limitare. -serip-
tion, s.: circoscrizione, f. -seriptive,
ADJ.: limitativo. -spect, ADI.: cir
cospetto, considerato, cauto; prudente.
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-spéction, s.: circospezione ; prudenza,
f. -spective, ADI: accorto, cauto,
considerato. -spéctively, -spectly,
ADV. : accortamente, consideratamente,
prudentemente. -spéctmess, S.: ac-
cortezza, prudenza, f. -stanee1,s.: cir-
costanza, f.; evento, m.; condizione, f.,
stato, m.: according to —s, secondo le
occorrenze; in easy —s, agiato, comodo;
mitigating —, circostanza attenuante.
-stance 2, TR.: circostanziare, specifi-
care. -staneed, ADJ.: posto: being thus
—, trovandomi in tale stato. -stant,
ADJ.: circostante. -stàntial, ADJ.: ac-
cidentale, casuale; minuto. -stantially,
ADV.: secondo le circostanze, casualmen-
te. -vallate, TR.: circonvallare, forti-
ficare. -vallation, s.: circonvallazione,
Jf. -vént, TR.: circonvenire, ingannare,
insidiare. -vémtion, s.: circonvenzione,
f., inganno, m.; insidia, f. -vwèntive,
ADJ.: ingannevole. -volution, s.: av-
volgimento, m. -vélve, TR.: avvolgere.
eircus, S.: circo, m.
eist, S.: integumento, m.; cuticola, f.
eistern, s.: cisterna, f.
eit, S.: cittadino, cittadinello, m.
eitadel, s.: cittadella, fortezza, f.
ei-tation, s.: citazione; allegazione, f.
ei-tatery, ADJ.: citatorio. -te, TR.:
citare, assegnare; allegare. -ter, S.:
citatore, accusatore, m.
cithern, s.. sistro, m.
eitizen, S.: borghese, cittadino, m.: fel-
low —, concittadino, m. -like, ADV.:
da cittadino, cittadinesco. -ship,S.: cit-
tadinanza, f.
eitrine, ADJ.: citrino.
clacking
eitron, S.: cedro, m. tree, S.: ce-
derno, cedro, m. «water, S.: acqua
cedrata, f.
eitrul, s.: zucca, f.
eity, S.. città, f.: mother-—, città vec-
chia, f.; freedom of a —, cittadinanza,
f.; — court, consiglio municipale, m.
eives, S. PL. : porri, m. pl.
eivet, s.: zibetto, m. -cat, s.: zibetto,
m. (animale).
eivic, ADJ.: civico, da cittadino.
eiv-il, ADJ.: civile ; politico; cortese: —
law, s.: legge civile, f.; — list, lista ci-
vile, f.; — war, guerra civile, f. -ilian,
-ilist, s.: giureconsulto, m. -ility, S.:
civiltà; urbanità, cortesia, f. -iliza-
tion, S.: civilizzazione, f., stato civiliz-
zato, m. -ilize, TR.: civilizzare, colti-
vare, dirozzare. -illy, ADV.: civilmente,
cortesemente.
clàck1,s.: strepito; nottolino di molino,
m. clack2, INTR.: strepitare: scop-
piare. -ing, S.: strepito, romore; schia-
mazzo, M.
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clàd, ADJ.: vestito, coperto (cf. clothe).
claim 1, s.: diritto, m.; pretensione: lay
— to a thing, pretendre, aver diritto a
qualche cosa. claim2, TR.: richiamare;
pretendere ; arrogarsi: — a privilege, do-
mandare (pretendere 2) un previlegio; —
the first place, arrogarsi il primo posto; —
as one’s own, appropriarsi. -able, ADI.:
che può richiamarsi. -ant, 8.: preten-
dente, m.
clamber, INTR.: rampicarsi.
claimer = claimant.
clam i, s.: sorta di pettine, mollusco bi-
valve americano, m. celamz, TR.: inves-
care, impeciare. -miness,S.: viscosità;
tenacità, f. -my, ADJ.: viscoso ; tenace.
clàmori, s.: clamore; strepito; grido,
m. clamor2, INTR.: strepitare; gri-
dare: — against, richiamarsi contro; —
for, domandare tumultuariamente. -ous,
ADJ.: strepitoso, tumultuoso. -ously,
ADV.: strepitosamente.
clàmpi, s.: mezza puleggia, f.; incastro,
m. clampz2, TR.: incastrare.
clàn, s.: famiglia, razza; tribù, f.
clàncularij, ADI. : segreto, privato.
clandés-tine, ADI. : clandestino. -tine-
ly, ADV.: in modo clandestino.
clàn-gI, s.: suono acuto; romore, m.
-@2, INTR.: strepitare; suonare. -gor,
S.: strombettata, f. -gorous, ADI.:
strepitoso.
clànki, s.: suono acuto, strepito.
clank2, TR.: suonare, tintinnire ; stre-
pitare.
clàp!,s.: strepito; colpo; fracasso, m.:
— of thunder, scoppio di tuono, colpo di
fulmine; at one —, in un colpo, alla
prima. clap2, TR.: battere; applau-
dire; applicare: — the door, chiudere la
porta; — hands, picchiar le mani, applau-
dire; — spurs to a horse, dar di sprone
ad un cavallo; — in, ficcare; avvanzar-
si; — up a bargain, fare un accordo.
-board, s.: doga, f. -per, s.: applau-
ditore, approvatore; battaglio (di cam-
pana); martello (d’ una porta); battente
(di molino), m.: — of rabbits, conigliera,
f. -perclaw, TR.: rabbuffare; rampo-
gnare. -ping, S.: battimento, plauso,
m. =trap,S.: calappio, inganno, colpo
teatrale, m.; ADJ.: frodoloso, insidioso.
clare-obscure, S.: chiaroscuro, m.
claret, s.: claretto, m.
clàrichord, s.: clavicembalo, m.
elari-fication, S.: chiarificazione, f.
-fy, TR.: chiarificare, chiarire; conciare
con colla (il vino); INTR.: chiarirsi.
clàrinet, s.: chiarina, f.
clarion, s.: clarino, m., chiarina, f.
clarity, s.: chiarezza, f., splendore, m.
elary, S.: (bot.) schiarea, f.
clear
clàshI, s.: urto; fracasso; contrasto,
m., differenza, contesa, f. clashz,
INTR.: urtarsi; scontrarsi, dibattersi, di-
sputare: — with, essere opposto a. -ing,
s.: urto; contrasto, m.; opposizione, f.
clàspi1,sS.: fermaglio ; ganghero ; abbrac-
ciamento, amplesso, m. clasp2, TR.:
affibbiare; abbracciare: with —ed hands,
a mani giunte. -knife, s.: coltello da
tasca, m. -nail,S.: chiodo senza testa,
m.
classi, s.: classe, f; ordine, m.: the
middle —es, il ceto medio; the lower
—es, la classe dei poveri; attend a —,
frequentare un corso. class2, TR.: clas-
sificare ; ordinare.
clàss-ic, S.: autore classico, m.
ADI. : classico. -ification, s.:
cazione, f.
clàssis |, s.: ordine, m.; spezie, f.
cléss-room, s.: classe, scuola, aula sco-
lastica, f.
clàtteri, S.: strepito, fracasso, m.
clatter2, IN(TR).: strepitare; cicalare.
=coat, S.: ciarlone, m. -ing, ADJ.:
strepitoso ; S.: schiamazzo, strepito, m.
clàudi-catej, INTR.: zoppicare. -ca-
tion, s.: zoppicamento, m.
clause, S.: clausola, f.; articolo, m.; sti-
polazione, condizione, f.
claustral, ADJ.: claustrale.
cl&usure, S.: clausura, f.
clavicle, s.: clavicola, f.
clàwi, s.: artiglio, m.; branca; rampa,
f. claw2, TR.: graffiare, sgraffiare;
adulare, lusingare. -back, s.: adulatore,
lusingatore, m. =footed, ADJ.: piè di
grifone.
clayi1, s.: creta; argilla, argiglia, f.
clay2, TR.: coprire d'argilla. cold,
ADJ.: inanimato, morto. -ey, -ish,
ADI. : argilloso. -land, s.: terra argil-
losa, f. =pit, S.: cava d'argilla, f.
eléani, ADJ., ADV.: netto, puro, bianco;
affatto, intieramente. clean2, TR.: net-
tare; lavare, pulire: — the boots, pulire
gli stivali. -er, s.: (rail.) nettatore della
macchina (locomotiva), m. -lily klén-,
ADV.: nettamente, pulitamente. -liness
klén-, s.: nettezza; pulitezza; purità, f.
-ly klén-, ADJ., ADV.: puro, netto, puli-
to; elegante; pulitamente; elegantemente.
-ness, S.: nettezza; purità, f.
cléan-se, TR.: purgare, purificare. -ser,
S : purgatore, m. -sing, S.: nettamen-
to, pulimento, m.
elèari, ADJ.: chiaro, puro; innocente ;
evidente; ADV.: affatto, intieramente: —
conscience, coscienza netta; — gain,
netto guadagno ; get — of, uscire di; keep
— of, evitare. clear2, TR.: chiarire;
purgare; giustificare, assolvere; INTR.:
-ie(al),
classifi-
clearance
divenire chiaro: — accounts, liquidare
conti; — @ passage, spacciare un passa-
gio; — a cape, oltrepassare un capo; —
one’s debts, pagare i suoi debiti; — a
difficulty, sciogliere una difficoltà; — the
table, sparecchiare la tavola; up,
chiarirsi, rasserenarsi. -anee, S. : bullet-
ta di passaporto, f., certificato, m.; (nav.)
spedizioni di dogana, f. pl. -headed,
ADJ.: sagacio, giudizioso. -img, S.: ter-
reno disboscato, m.; (com.) giramento, m.
-ing-house, s.: uffizio di liquidazione,
m. -ly, ADV.: chiaramente, evidente-
mente. -mess, S.: chiarezza, f., splen-
dore, m.; nettezza; purità; innocenza, f.
esighted, ADJ.: perspicace, giudizioso.
«sightedness, S.: perspicacita, intel-
ligenza, f. -starch, TR.: inamidare.
-starcher, S.: che inamida.
cléav-e, IRR.; TR.: fendere; spaccare;
ntR.: fendersi; dividersi, spaccarsi; at-
taccarsi: — to, attaccarsi (or appiccarsi),
a. -er, S.: coltellaccio da beccaio, m.
clèf, s.: chiave, f.
cléft, ADJ.: fesso; spaccato (cf. cleave) ;
s.: fessura; apertura, f.
clémen-ey, S.: clemenza; benignita, f.
-t, ADJ.: clemente, benigno.
elérgy, s.: clero, m., ecclesiastici, m. pl.
-man, s.: ecclesiastico, prete, m.
elérical, ADI. : chericale.
elérk, s.: cherico, chierico; commesso;
sagristano; scrivano; segretario, m.:
head —, primo commesso, capo d’ uffizio ;
(leg.) primo scritturale. -like, ADI. : da
cherico. -ship, S.: chericato, m.; ca-
rica di scrivano; dottrina, f.
clèver, ADI.: abile, destro; svelto. -ly,
ADV.: abilmente, destramente. -mess,
abilità, destrezza, f.
eléw, s.: gomitolo, m.; guida, f.
elickI, s.: saliscendo, m. click2,
INTR.: tintinnare ; scricchiolare.
clicket, s.: campanella, f.; martello di
porta, m.
client, s.: cliente, m. -ed, ADJ.: che ha
de clienti. -ship, s.: clientela, f.
elif-f, -t, s.: rupe, f., luogo scosceso,
m. -ty, ADJ.: dirupato.
climactèric(al), ADI. : climaterico.
climate, s.: clima, m.; regione, f.
climax, s.: gradazione, f.
climb, IRR.; TR.: rampicare; montare,
scalare; INTR. : arrampicarsi; salire. -er,
‘8.: che rampica, salitore, m.
clime = climate.
clinch 1, 8.: bisticcio ; equivoco, m.; (nav.)
maglia, f. clinch2, TR.: impugnare;
serrare; ribadire; (nav.) magliettare: —
a nail, ribadire un chiodo. -er,S.: ram-
pone; rampicone, m.
cling, IRR.; INTR.: appiccarsi; appassar-
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si; aggrapparsi: — together, unirsi, atta-
carsi insieme. -y, ADJ.: viscoso, tenace.
clinic(al), ADJ.: clinico.
clinki,s.:tintinno, tintinnio, m. clink2,
TR.: fare suonare; INTR.: tintinnire; ri-
suonare.
clinquanti, ADJ.: sfavillante; s.: canu-
tiglia, f.
clipi1, s.: colpo; abbracciamento, m.
clip 2, TR.: tosare, tondere; tarpare; ab-
bracciare: — the wings off, tarpare le ali a.
-per, S.: tosatore ; cimatore, m. -pin
s.: il tossare, m.; S. PL.: tosatura, tondi-
tura, f.
clister = clyster.
cliver, s.: meliloto, m., soffiola, f.
cloaki,s.: mantello; pretesto, m. cloak2,
TR.: mantellare; palliare; nascondere.
“bag, sS.: valigia, f., baule, m., borsa, f.
=room, S.: camera da mantelli, f.
click, s.: orologio, oriuolo, m.; pendula,
f.: what o’— is it? che ora è? it is one
o’—, è una ora, è la una; it is two 0—,
son le due; it is a quarter (ten minutes)
past two, sono le due ed un quarto (e die-
ci). maker, s.: oriuolaio, orologiaio,
m. =making, s.: arte dell orologiaio,
f. ework, s.: struttura d’ un oriuolo, f.
clòdi, s.: zolla (di terra), f.; sciocco,
babbuasso, m. elod2,TR.:erpicare; INTR.:
rappigliarsi; coagularsi. -dy, ADJ.: zol-
loso, grumoso. =pate,5S.: goffo, m.; te-
staccia, f. =pated, ADJ.: sciocco, grosso.
clòg 1, s.: ostacolo; zoccolo, m.: be a —
upon, essere d’ingombo a. clog2, TR.:
imbarazzare; caricare; INTR.: coagular-
close
si; unirsi. -ged, ADJ.: imbarazzato; ca-
ricato. -giness, S.: imbarazzo, m.; con-
fusione, f. -&y, ADJ.: imbarazzante, in-
comodo, pesante.
eléisteri, s.: chiostro, monastero, m.
cloister 2, TR.: rinchiudere in un.con-
vento. -al, ADJ.: claustrale. -ed, ADJ.:
rinchiuso in un chiostro. -ess, s.: mona-
ca, f.
clòimbi, impf. e part. del v. climb.
clos-e I, ADJ., ADV.: serrato, stretto; con-
tiguo, vicino; conciso; celato, segreto;
riserbato; fosco, oscuro; appresso; s.:
conclusione, chiusura, f.; fine, m.: — by,
molto vicino, di presso; — to, rasente ; sit
—, follow —, incalzare; keep —, stare
quatto quatto; shut —, chiudere bene;
stand —, stringersi insieme ; study —,
applicarsi allo studio; write —, scrivere
stretto; — fight, zuffa rabbiosa; — room,
camerina; — weather, tempo fosco.
clos-e 2, TR.: serrare; chiudere; termina-
re; INTR.: chiudersi, scaldarsi; riunirsi;
accordarsi: — an account, saldare un
conto; — în, rinchiudere, rinserrare; —
up, consolidare ; appiccare; — upon, re-
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stare d’ accordo; — with, venire alle ma-
ni; accordarsi. =fisted, -handed, ADJ.:
spilorcio. -ely, ADV.: segretamente; na-
scosamente. -eness, S.: spessezza, den-
sità; gravezza; chiusura; riserbatezza;
cautela, f.: the — of the air, la gravezza
dell aria. -er -s-, S.: concluditore, fini-
tore, m. -=stool, S.: seggetta, f.
celòseti, s.: gabinetto, camerino, m.
closet 2, TR.: chiudere nel gabinetto;
discorrere in segreto. -ing, S.: consulte
segrete, f. pl.; intrighi, m. pl.
closure, s.: chiusura; conclusione, f.
elòti, s.: concrezione, coagulazione, f.
clot2, INTR.: coagularsi.
eléth, s.: tela, f.; panno, m.; tovaglia,
Sf. -s, PL.: pannine, tele, f. pl.: broad—,
panno, m.; hair-—, cilicio, m.; woolen
—, panno, m.; bound in —, legato in te-
la; lay the —, apparecchiare la tavola.
-bag, s.: valigia, f. «beam, 8.: (weav.)
subbio, m.
elò-the, IRR.; TR.: vestire; coprire.
-thed, ADJ.: vestito, abbigliato: — in,
vestito di. -thes, S. PL.. abito; vesti-
mento, m.; panni, m.'pl.; biancherie, f.
pl.: suit of —, vestito, m.; put on one's
—, vestirsi; pull off one’s —, spogliarsi.
-thier, S.: pannaiuolo, panniere, m.
-thing, S.: vestimento, vestito, m.
cléth-trade, s.: traffico de’ panni e del-
le tele, m. -weaver, S.: tessitore di
tele, m. worker, s.: lanauiolo, m.
clòtpoll, s.: sciocco, balordo, m.
elét-ter, TR.: coagulare. -ty, ADI.:
coagulate, grommoso.
cléud 1, s.: nube, nuvola; macchia; av-
versità, f.: light —, nuvoletta, f.; heavy
—, nuvolo, m.; be under a —, essere
nell’ avversità. eloud2, TR.: annuvola-
re; offuscare; INTR.: annuvolarsi, oscu-
rarsi. -capped, ADJ.: intorniato di nu-
vole in vetta. -dispelling, ADJ.: sgom-
branuvoli. -ed, ADJ.: annuvolato ; tristo,
mesto. -ily, ADV.: oscuramente. -iness,
s.: oscurezza, f.; offuscamento, m. -less,
ADJ.: senza nubi; chiaro, sereno, limpido.
-y, ADJ.: nuvoloso; malinconico, mesto;
oscurato, oscuro, fosco.
clough Klùf, s.: precipizio, m.
eléuti, s.: cencio, straccio, n. clout2,
TR.: rappezzare, rattoppare. -ed, ADJ.:
rappezzato,rattoppato. -erly, ADI. : gros-
solano, balordo.
eléve, s.: garofano, m.: — gilliflower,
viola garofanata, f.
cléven-footed, ADJ.: che ha il piè
fesso.
clover, «grass, s.: cedrangola, f.; tri-
foglio, m.
clown, s.: contadino; villano, rustico,
m. -ery, S.: rustichezza, f. -ish, ADJ.:
coactively
rustico, zotico. -ishly, ADV.: rustica-
mente, zoticamente. -ishmess, S.: ru-
stichezza, zoticaggine, f.
eléy, TR.: satollare, saziare; inchioda
re; turare. -less, ADJ.: senza sazietà.
-ment, s.: sazietà; ripienezza, f.
clùbiI, s.: mazza, clava; società; parte,
f., scotto, m. eclub2, TR.: contribuire;
pagare la sua parte; INTR.: andar di me-
tà. -ber, -bist, s.: membro d’una so-
cietà, m. fisted, ADJ.: che ha le mani
grosse. =foot, S.: piè storto (or stra-
volto), m. =-footed, ADJ.: che ha i piedi
storti. house, s.: sala del club, f.;
casino, m. «law, S.: legge del bastone,
f. =room, s.: stanza della società, f.
-shaped, ADJ.: forma di mazza; (bot.)
claviforme.
click, INntR.: chiocciare. -ing, 8.: chioc-
ciare, m.
clue = clew.
clump, s.: pezzaccio di legno, m.: — of
trees, gruppo d’ alberi; boschettino, m.
-s, S.: sciocco, minchione, m.
clum-sily, ADV.: rozzamente. -siness,
s.: rozzezza, rustichezza, f. -sy, ADJ.:
rozzo, rustico; pesante; grave; grossola-
no, balordo.
eling 1, pret. di cling. clungi?2, INTR.:
seccare, disseccarsi.
clùsterI,s.: gruppo; grappolo; sciame,
m.: come în a —, venir in folla. clus-
ter 2, TR.: raccogliere insieme; INTR.:
crescere in grappoli. -y, ADJ.: in grap-
poli; in folla.
clàùtchi, s.: artiglio, m.; unghia, f.
clutch 2, TR.: impugnare; serrare.
clùtter1,s.: strepito, fracasso,m. clut-
ter2, INTR.: far un grande strepito.
-ing, S.: fracasso, tumulto, m. .
clyster, s.: clistere, serviziale, m. -ize,
_TR.: applicar il clistere. pipe, S.: can-
nella del clistere, f.
coachi, s.: carrozza, f.; (rail.) vagone da
persone, m.: hackney —, vettura d’ affitto,
m.; livery —, carrozza da rimessa (or
piazza), f.; a — and six, carrozza a sei
cavalli. coach2, (IN)TR.: carrozzare, an-
dar in carrozza. =box, s.: sedile del
cocchiere, m. -hire, s.: affitto di car-
rozza, m. “horse, S.: cavallo da car-
rozza,m. s=house, S.: rimessa di carroz-
za ; (rail.) loggia da vagoni, f. -maker,
s.: carrozzaio, m. -man, S.: cocchiere,
carrozziere, m. -manship, s.: arte (f.)
di guidare il cocchio, talento @ auriga, f.,
m. -step, s.: montatoio, m. «window,
s.: cristallo della carrozza, m.
coùe-t, INTR.: operare d’ accordo. -tion,
s.: coazione, f.; costringimento, m. -tive,
ADJ.: coattivo, costringente. -tively,
ADV.: forzatamente.
coadjument
ogàd-jument, S.: aiuto reciproco, m.
ator, s.: coadiutore, m. -juvaney,
s.: assistenza mutuale, cooperazione, f.
egagment, TR. : congregare, adunare.
cgigu-lable, ADJ.: coagulabile. -late,
TR., INTR.: coagulare. -lation, s.: coa-
gulazione, f., coagulo, m. -lative, ADJ.:
coagulativo.
coak = coke.
edali,s.: carbone fossile, m.: carry —s
to Newcastle, portar legna al bosco.
coal2, TR.: fare il carbone. basket,
s.: paniera da carbone, f. «bed, s.:
strato di carbone, vena di carbone.
=black, ADJ.: nero come carbone.
“box, s.: cesto del carbone, m. -dis-
trict, S.: distretto, carbonifero, m.
edust, s.: carbone spolverizzato, m.
-ery, S.: miniera di carbone fossile, f.
coalés-ee, INTR.: collegarsi, unirsi.
-eenee, S.: coalescenza, f.
coal-field, s.: terreno carbonifero, m.
-heaver, s.: facchino (che porta i car-
boni), m. hole, -house, s.: carbo-
naja, f.
coalition, s.: unione, connessione, f.
coal-lighter, s.: nave del transporto
pel carbone, f. -man, s.: carbonaio, m.
-merchant, S.: mercante di carboni,
-mine, -pit, S.: miniera di carbone,
f. poker, -raker, s.: forcone, m.
-seam, S.: vena di carbone, f. -y, ADJ.:
pieno di carbone.
coaptation, s.: aggiustamento, m.
eoàre-tj, TR.: coartare; ristringere.
-tàtioni, s.: coartazione, f., ristringi-
mento, m. l
coarse, ADJ.: grosso, grossolano, ru-
vido, sgarbato; greggio: — cloth, panno
ruvido (or grosso); — manners, modi
sgarbati. -ly, ADV.: grossolanamente,
rozzamente. -mess, S.: ruvidezza, roz-
zezza, f.
cdast1, s.: costa, f., lido, m. coast2,
.INTR.: costeggiare, andar lungo le coste.
-er, 8.: costeggiatore, pilota costiere, m.
“guard, s.: guardacoste, m. -ing, 8.:
cabottaggio, m. -ing-pilot, s.. piloto
costiere, m.
cdatl, s.: vestito, abito, m.; gonnella, f. ;
saio; tosone, vello, m.: frock —, pastra-
no, m.; great-—, soprabito, m.; — of
arms, arme; insegna di famiglia; — of
mail, giaco, m.; turn —, voltar casacca.
coat2, TR.: vestire, coprire.
edax,TR.: lusingare, accarezzare. -er,
s.: lusingatore, adulatore, m. -ing, S.:
lusinghe ; carezze, f. pl., vezzi, m. pl.
eob, s.: gabbiano; cavallo intero, m.: a
rich —, ricco avaro, m.
cobalt, TR.: cobalto, m..
còbbl-e, TR.: rappezzare, rattoppare. -er,
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s.: ciabattino; rappezzatore; imbroglia-
tore, m.
còbiron, s.: alare, m.
cobishop, S.: coadiutore (d’ un vesco-
vo), m.
cobweb, s.: tela del ragno; trappola, f.
còchineal, s.: cocciniglia, f.
céchleary, ADI. : spirale, turbinato.
eéck1, s.: gallo, m.; cannella (di con-
dotti). cock2,s.: forma (d’ un cappello),
f.; ago della bilancia; gnomone; stilo;
cane (d’uno schioppo), m.: — of hay,
bica di fieno, f.; —’s comb, cf. cockscomb.
cock 3, TR.: innalzare; montare; INTR.:
fare del- grande; gonfiarsi: — @ gun,
montare (or armare) un fucile; — the
ears, drizzar gli orecchi. -ade, s.:
fiocco, m.; coccarda, f. -atriee, s.: ba-
silischio, m. -=boat, S.: barchetta, f.
=broth, s.: brodo di gallo, m.
-crow-
ing, s.: canto del gallo, n. -chafer,
s.: scarafaggio, negro, m. -erl, S.:
che ama i combattimenti de’ galli. -er2,
TR.: accarezzare. -erel, s.: gallo gio-
vine, m. -ering, 8.: accarezzamento, m.
còcketi, s.: sigillo della dogana, m.
cocket2, ADI. : sfacciato, sfrontato.
còck-fight, s.: battimento (m.) o batta-
glia di galli, f. -horse, ADI.: a cavallo;
trionfante. -ish, ADJ.: lascivo.
coekl-ei, s.: chiocciola, f. (pesce); lo-
glio, m. -e2, TR.: piegare; rugare;
INTR.: piegarsi; raggrinzarsi. -ed, ADI.:
turbinato. -e-shell, s.: conchiglia, con-
ca, f. =stairs, 8. PL.: scala a chioccio-
la, f.
céck-loft, S.: solaio; granaio,
-match, s.° partita di galli, f.
cockney, s.: gonzo di Londra, goffo; uno
nato in Londra, m. -ism, s.: gergo (pro-
nuncia, f.), d’ un gonzo di Londra.
cock-pit, s.: arena dove si fanno com-
battere i galli, f. -scomb, S.: cresta
di gallo, f.; zerbino, -notto, giuginno.
-’s-head, s.: cedrangola, f., trifoglio,
m. -sure, ADJ.: sicurissimo.
cockswain collog. coks’n, S.:
d’una scialuppa, m.
cocoa, 8.: cacao, m.
eéctile, ADI. : cotto nel forno.
còction, S.: cozione, f., cocimento, m.
còd, s.: guscio, baccello; merluzzo, m.
céddle, TR.: bollire, cuocere.
code, S.: codice, m.
còd-fish, s.: merluzzo, m.
cédger, S.: avaro, m.
eòdieil, s.: codicillo, m. (aggiunta al
testamento).
codille, s.: codiglio, m.
eédling, s.: piccol merluzzo, m.; mela
da lessare, f.
m.
capitano
coòf-ficaey, S.: cooperamento, m. -fi-
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cieney, S.: cooperazione, f.
s.: (alg.) coefficiente, m.
coèmption, S.: compra reciproca, f.
coé-qual, ADJ.: coeguale. -quality,
s.: equalità, f. -qually, ADV.: coe-
coefficiency
-ficient,
gualmente.
coér-ee, TR.: restringere, reprimere.
-cion, S.: costringimento, raffrenamento,
m. -eive, ADJ.: coercitivo.
coesséntial, ADJ.: della medesima es-
senza.
coetèr-nal, ADJ.: coeterno. -nity,S.:
coeternità, f.
coéval, ADJ.: contemporaneo.
coexist, INTR.: coesistente. -emee, S.:
coesistenza, f. -ent, ADI.: coesistente.
coextén-d, TR.: coestendere. -sion, S.:
coestensione, f.
coffee, S.: caffè, n. =berry,sS.: caffè,
Mm. =cup, S.: tazza da caffè, f. -house,
s.: caffè, m.; bottega da caffè, f. «man,
s.: caffettiere, m. pot, S.: caffettiera,
f. -roaster, S.: tamburo da arrostire
il caffè, m. room, s.: bottega da caf-
fè; saletta d’albergo. table, s.: tavo-
la da caffè, f. -tree, S.: caffè, m.
còfferi, s.: cofano, m., cassa, f., forziere,
m. coffer2, TR.: incassare. -er, S.:
tesoriere del re.
coffin I, bara, f., cataletto, m. coffin 2,
TR.: porre nel cataletto. -maker, Ss. :
facitore di cataletti, m.
cégi,s.: dente (d'una ruota), m. cog2,
TR.: adulare; lusingare: — the dice, im-
piombare i dadi.
co-geney, s.: forza; ragione, f. -gent,
ADJ.: potente; energico. -gently, ADV.:
irresistibilmente. ;
còg-ger, S.: adulatore, lusingatore, m.
-ging, S.: adulazione, lusinga, f.; ingan-
no, M.
còggle-stone, s.: ciottolo piccolo, m.
cògi-tate, TR.: cogitare, pensare; rumi-
nare. -tation, S.: pensiero, m., medi-
tazione, f. -tative, ADJ.: pensieroso,
meditativo.
còg-nate, ADJ.: cognato. -nation, S.:
cognazione; parentela, affinità, f. -nì-
tion, s.: conoscenza, f.; convincimento,
m. -nizanee, S.: conoscenza, notizia ;
marca, f.: take — of, fare attenzione a.
-néminal, ADJ.: cognominato. -no-
mination, 8.: cognominazione, f., so-
prannome, m. -nòseenee, S.: cono-
scenza, scienza, f. -nòseible, ADI. : co-
noscibile.
cohabit, INTR.: coabitare, vivere insieme.
-ant, s.: coabitatore, m. -ation, s.:
coabitazione, f.
cohéir, S.: coerede, m. -ess, S.: coere-
de; compagna nell’ eredità, f.
cohé-re, INTR.: aderire; esser conforme,
collar
convenire ; affarsi. -renee, -reney, s.;
coerenza; connessione, f. -remt, ADJ.:
coerente; consistente. -sion, S.: coe-
sione, f. -sive, ADJ.: aderente; gluti-
noso. -siveness, S.: coerenza; unione, f.
cohibit, TR.: ristringere; impedire.
còoho-batet, INTR.: (chem.) distillare di
nuovo, rimescolare. -batient, s.: rime-
scolamento, m.
cohort, S.: coorte, f.
tazione, f.; stimolo, m.
eoif, S.: cuffia, f., berrettino, m.
ADJ.: coperto con cuffia.
eéiffare, s.: acconciatura di capo, f.
céigne = coin.
edili, s.: strepito, romore, garbuglio,
m.; this mortal —, questo velo mortale.
coil 2, TR.: (r)aggomitolare; avvolgere;
INTR.: aggomitolarsi.
coinI, s.: moneta, f., danaro; conio, an-
golo, m.; gold (silver) —, moneta d’oro
(d’ argento); base (counterfeit) —, moneta
falsa. ecoin2, TR.: battere moneta, co-
niare. -Age, s.: monetaggio, m.
co-ineide, INTR.: coincidere, concorrere.
-ineidenee, -ineideney, s.: coinci-
denza, f.; rincontro, m. -ineident, ADJ.:
coincidente.
eéin-er, S.: monetiere, battinzecca, m.
-ing, 8.: monetaggio, m.
edistril, s.: falcone codardo, m.
coition, s.: coito, accoppiamento, m.
-ation, 8.: esor-
-ed,
eok-e, s.: carbone estinto, coke, m.;
TR.: convertire in coke. -er, 8.: bar-
caiuolo, m.
cékes, S.: sciocco, m.
coking-oven, s.: forno da coke, m.
colander, s.: colatoio, setaccio, m.
colation, s.: feltrazione, f., filtro, m.
colature, s.: colatura, feltrazione, f.
célbertine, S.: nastro, m.
cold, apJ.: freddo; frigido ; fresco; riser-
vato; indifferente; s.: freddo, m., fred-
dezza, f., freddore, m.: — blood, sangue
freddo, m.; indifferenza, f.; be —, far
freddo; avere freddo; grow —, raffred-
darsi; catch a —, infreddarsi; — water,
acqua fresca, f. -blooded, ADJ.: freddo,
disappassionato. -ish, ADJ.: alquanto
freddo, freddiccio. -ly, apv.: fredda
mente. -mess, S.: freddezza; indiffe-
renza, f.
cole, s.: cavolo, m.
coleòp-tera, S.: coleotteri, m. pl. -ter-
ous, ADJ.: coleottero.
colewort, s.: cavolo verzotto, m.
colic, S.: colica, f.
collàpse, INTR.: cadere insieme; chiu-
dersi; sconfiare; rovinare.
oòllari, s.: collare; collaretto, m.: take
by the —, prendere pel collaretto; shirt
—, collo (collare) di camicia. collar 2,
collar-bone
mr.: prendere al collare. -bone, S.: cla-
vicola, f.
collate, conferire; comparare.
collateral, ADJ.: collaterale. -ly, ADV.:
in linea collaterale.
colla-tign, S.: collazione, colezione, f.
-tor, S.: collatore, m.
collaudi, s.: collaudare; commendare.
cdlleaguel, s.: collega, compagno, m.
colleague 2, TR.: collegare; congiun-
gere. -ship, S.: collegamento, m.; as-
sociazione, f.
colléc-t1, TR.: raccogliere, fare una col-
letta; compilare: — one’s self, racco-
gliersi; riaversi. -t2, s.: colletta, f.
-tameous, ADJ.: raccolto insieme. -ted-
ly, ADV. : collettivamente. -tedness, s.:
raccolta, unione, f. -tion, s.: collezione;
raccolta, f.; estratto, m. -titious, ADI.:
collettizio. -tive, ADI. : collettivo, aggre-
gato. -tively, ADV.: collettivamente.
-tiveness, S.: raccolta, f. -tor, S.:
collettore ; cassiere, m.
collègatary, s.: collegatario, m.
edll-ege, s.: collegio, m.; facoltà; pen-
sione: clerical —, seminario, m.; enter
—, entrare in collegio. -égial, ADJ.:
collegiale. -égiam, s.: membro d’ un col-
legio, m. -6giate, ADJ.: collegiato, d’ un
collegio. .
edllet, s.: castone; collaretto, m.
collide, TR.: collidere, percuoter insieme ;
schiacciare.
collier, s.: carbonaio, m.; barca carbo-
naia, f., vascello da carbone, m. -y, S.:
miniera di carbone, f.
còlliflower = cauliflower.
colli-gate, TR.: legare insieme. -ga-
tion, s.: legazione insieme; concatena-
zione, f.
collimation, s.: mirare, avvisare, m.
collision, s.: collisione, f.; concorso, m.
eòllo-cate, TR.: collocare, porre. -ca-
tion, s.: collocazione, f., collocamento,
collocare, m.
collocation, s.:
renza, f.
colliguet, TR.: lusingare, adulare.
eéllop, s.: fetta di carne, f.
colloquy, s.: colloquio, m.; conferenza, f.
colluctation, S.: combattimento, m.,
disputa, f.
colla-de, InTR.: colludere; ingannare, f.
«sign, 8.: collusione, f.; inganno, m.
-sive, ADJ.: collusivo. -sively, ADV.:
collusivamente. -sory, ADJ.: collusivo.
cdlly}, s.: fuliggine, f.; nero, m.
collyrium, s.: (med.) collirio, m.
colon, s.: due punti, m. pl.; (anat.) co-
on, m.
colonel carnel,s.: colonnello, m. -ship,
8.: grado di colonnello, m.
conversazione, confe-
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combustion
colonial, ADJ.: coloniale.
còl-gnist, s.: colono, m. -onize, TR.:
colonizzare, popolare di abitanti.
colonnade, s.: colonnata, f.
còlony, s.: colonia, f.
còolophony, s.: colofonia, f.
coloquintida, s.: (bot.) colloquintida, f.
colòs-sal, -séan, ADJ.: colossale, gigan-
tesco. -sus, S.: colosso, m.
eòlouri, s.: colore, m.; (fig.) apparenza;
carnagione, f., pretesto, m., apparenza, f.:
—s, insegna, bandiera, f.; fresh —,
bella carnagione; change —, cambiare di
colore ; hoist the —s, rizzare lo stendardo.
colour2, TR.: colorare, colorire, tin-
gere; (fig.) palliare; INTR.: arrossire, di-
venire rosso. -able, ADI. : spezioso, plau-
sibile. -ably, ADV.: speziosamente, plau-
sibilmente. -ate, ADI.. colorato, tinto.
-ation, s.: colorazione, f.; colorare, m.
-ed, ADJ.: colorato, colorito, tinto. -ifie,
ADJ.: colorante. -img, S.: colorito, co-
loramento, m. -ist, S.: colorista, m.
-less, ADJ.: senza colore; trasparente.
colp, s.: colpo, m.
colti, s.: puledro, poledro; pazzarello,
m. colt2, TR.: scherzare; trescare.
colter, S.: coltro; vomere, m.
colt-ish, ADJ.: dissoluto, stravagante.
~s=foot, S.: (bot.) unghia cavallina, f.
~’s-tooth, s.: dente di latte, m.; fra-
scheria, f.
còlubrine, ADJ.: di serpe; astuto.
colum-bary, S.: colombaia, f.; colom-
baio, m. -bine, s.: colombina, f.
còl-umn, s.: colonna, f. -timnar, ADJ.:
di colonne.
colùres, s. PL.: (astr.) coluri, m.
coma, S.: coma, m., letargia, f.
comate, S.: compagno, associato, m.
comatose, ADI. : letargico.
combi, s.: pettine, m.; stregghia, f.;
favo, m. comb2, TR.: pettinare; stri-
| gliare, stregghiare; scardassare, cardare:
— one's head, pettinarsi.
còmbati, s.: combattimento, m., bat-
taglia, f. combàtz, (IN)TR.: combattere,
oppugnare. -ant, S.: combattente, com-
battitore, m.
comb-brush, S.: scopetta, f. “case,
S.: pettiniera, f. -er, S.: pettinatore;
scardassiere, cardatore, m.
com-binable, ADJ.: che si può combi-
nare. -bination, s.: combinazione;
trama, f. -bine, TR.: combinare; unire;
INTR.: associarsi, unirsi.
comb-ing - cloth, 5.:
-less, ADJ.: senza cresta.
pettinagnolo, m.
combis-tible, ADJ.: combustibile. -ti-
bleness, s.: combustibilità, f. -tion,
s.: combustione, abbruciamento, m.
mantellina, f.
-maker, s.:
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còmel, IRR.; TR.: venire; arrivare: —
to a place, giungere ad un luogo; time to
—, tempo a venire, il futuro; — to life,
riprender vita; — to one’s self, riaversi,
ricuperare gli spiriti; — to nothing, fal-
lire; — to pass, arrivare, succedere; —
near, accostarsi ; — short, esser inferiore,
mancare; how —s it? come avviene? the
whole —s to, il totale ammonta; — about,
avvenire; cambiare; — after, seguitare;
succedere; — again, ritornare; rivenire;
— along, venire; venire via; — asunder,
separarsi; — at, pervenire, ottenere; —
away, venire via; partire; — by, passare;
— down, venire giù, scendere; — forth,
provenire, procedere; — forward, avan-
zare; profittare; — from, venire da; —
in, entrare; — în for, pretendere; — in
to, unirsi; consentire; — into, entrare;
— into the world, nascere; — of, discen-
dere, trarre origine; off, cascare;
scappare; sviarsi; spacciarsi; — off
from, lasciare; — on, avanzare; avan-
zarsi; prosperare, profittare ; out,
uscire ; apparire ; essere pubblicato ; spun-
tare; — out with, discoprire, rivelare; —
over, traversare; ricominciare; — to,
consentire; — fo and fro, andare quà e
là; — together, unirsi; maritarsi; — to-
gether again, rigiungersi; — wp, mon-
tare; spuntare; — up to, — up with, ac-
costare, raggiungere; — upon, sorpren-
dere, scagliarsi sopra. come 2, INTERI.:
su! via! animo!
comé-dian, s.: commediante ; attore, m.
come-dy, s.: commedia, f.
come-liness, s.: grazia, vaghezza, f.
-ly, ADJ.: grazioso, decente; gentile;
ADV.: graziosamente, decentemente ; gen-
tilmente.
cémer, S.:
stiere, m.
coméstible, ADJ.: commestibile.
comet, S.: cometa, f. -ary, comét-ic,
ADJ.: cometario. _-ography, s.: cometo-
grafia, f.
còmfiti, s.: confetto, m., conserva, f.
comfit2, TR.: confettare. -maker,
s.: confettiere, confettatore, m. -ure,
s.. confettura, conserva, f.
comforti, s.: conforto; aiuto, m.; con-
solazione ; ricreazione, f.: derive — from,
trovar conforto in, consolarsi in. com-
fort2, TR.: confortare; ristorare. -able,
ADJ.: confortevole; confortativo; gra-
to: one is — here, qui si sta bene.
-ableness, s.: confortazione, f., confor-
to, ristoro, m. -ably, ADV.: in modo
confortativo, lietamente : — dressed, etc.,
ben vestito. -er, S.: confortatore, con-
solatore, m. -less, ADJ.: senza conforto,
senza consolazione, desolato.
come
uno che viene: new-—, fore-
commercial
còmic(al), ADI. : comico, faceto. -ally,
ADV.: facetamente. -alness, s.: face-
zia; piacevolezza, f.
coming, ADJ.: vegnente; futuro: —
forth, nascente; futuro; s.: venuta, f,,
arrivo, m.: — in, entrata, rendita, f.
còmity, S.: cortesia, civiltà, gentilezza, f.
comma, 8.: virgola, f.
commàndiI, s.: comando; ordine, m.;
padronanza, f.: I am at your —, sono a
sua disposizione; — of language, padro-
nanza di lingua. command, TR.: co-
mandare; ordinare; INTR.: aver il co-
mando: — silence, imporre silenzio. -er,
S.: comandante; capo, m. -ery,S.:
commenda, f. -img, ADJ.: comandante;
di guardia; s.: comandamento, m. -ment,
s.: comandamento, m. -ress, s.: donna
sovrana, f.
comma-terial, ADJ.: della medesima
materia. -teriàlity, s.: medesima ma-
terialità, f. .
commémo-rable, ADI. : commemorabile.
-rate, TR.: commemorare; celebrare.
-ration, s.. commemoramento, m.; ri-
cordanza; celebrazione, f. -rative,
ADJ.: commemorativo.
comménee, TR.: cominciare; incomin-
ciare; entrare; avviare. -ment, S.:
cominciamento, principio, m.; (Am.) con-
clusione solenne del anno scolastico, f.
comménd, TR.: commendare, raccoman-
dare, lodare; approvare. -able, ADJ.:
commendabile, lodevole. -ably, ADV.:
commendabilmente. -am, s.: commenda,
f. -atary, S.: commendatario, m.
-ation, s.: commendamento, m.: racco-
mandazione, f. -s, PL.: baciamani, com-
plimenti, m. pl. -atory, ADI. : commen-
datizio. -er, S.: commendatore, loda-
tore, m.
comménsal, s.: commensale, m.
com-mensurability, s.: commensura-
bilità, | -ménsurable, ADI. : commen-
surabile. -ménsurableness = com-
mensurability. -ménsurate, ADI.: pro-
porzionato, uguale. -méngurate, TR.:
commensurare, proporzionare. -mén-
surately, ADV.: proporzionatamente.
-ménsuration, s.: proporzione, f.
commenti, S.: comento, m., glosa, f.
commént 2, INTR.: comentare, glosare.
-ary, S.: esposizione; annotazione, f.
-ator, commént-er, S.: comentatore,
glosatore, m. -itious, ADJ.: inventato,
falso.
còm-meree, S.: commercio, negozio, m.;
pratica, f.: inland —, commercio interno.
-méree, INTR.: aver commercio, traffi-
care. -mércial, ADJ.: di commercio,
commerciale: — house, negozio (m.), casa
(f.) mercantile.
commigrate
còmmi-grate, INTR.: migrare insieme.
-gration, S.: migrazione, f.
com-mination, S.: minacciamento, m.,
minaccia, f. -minatory, ADJ.: minac-
ciante.
commingle, TR.: commischiare, mesco-
lare; INTR.: commischiarsi; unirsi.
comminu-ible, ADJ.: polverizzabile. -te,
TR.: polverizzare; sminuzzare. -tion,
s.: polverizzamento, m.
commiìser-able}, ADJ.: commiserabile,
degno di pietà. -ate, TR.: commiserare,
compatire. -atimg, ADJ.: compassione-
vole, misericordioso. -atign, S.: com-
miserazione, pietà, f.
commissary, S.: commissario, m.: —
general, commissario generale. -ship,
8.: commissariato, m.
commissioni, s.: commissione, f.; uffi-
zio; (mil.) brevetto d’ ufficiale: — mer-
chant, negoziante, commissionario, m.;
thirty frances —, senseria trenta franchi;
throw up one's —, dare la propria dimis-
sione; — agency, casa di commissione.
commission 2, TR.: commettere; dele-
gare; autorizzare. -er, S.: commissario;
magistrato, m.
commissure, S.: commessura, f.
commit, TR.: commettere; affidare;
dare in custodia: — one’s self to, rimet-
tersi; — to custody, mettere in arresto.
-ment, S.: imprigionamento, arresto, m.
-tee, S.: comitato, m., delegazione, f.;
commissari, m. pl.: standing —, comitato
permanente, m.; be on a —, essere d'un
comitato. -ter,S.: commettitore, m.
commix, INTR.: mischiare, mescolare.
-tion, s.: commissione, f., mescolamento,
m. -ture, S.: commischiamento, m.,
mescolanza, mistura, f.
commò-de, S.: cuffia, f. -dious, ADJ.:
comodo, convenevole, agevole. -diously,
ADV.: comodamente. -diousness, S.:
convenevolezza, f.; guadagno, agio, m.
commòdity,s.: comodo; vantaggio, pro-
fitto, m.; mercanzia, f.
commodore, s.: commodoro, comman-
dante d'una squadra, m.
common, ADJ.: comune; ordinario, volga-
re; ADV.: comunemente; generalmente ;
8.: pascolo comune, m.: în —, in comunità;
— council, consiglio della città, f.; —
low, leggi municipali, f. pl.; — people,
popolazzo, m.; — sewer, fogna, cloaca, f.;
— price, prezzo corrente, m.; — soldier,
semplice soldato, m.; — talk, voce co-
mune, f.; — woman, donna pubblica, f.
-able, ADJ.: tenuto in comune. -age,s.:
diritto di pascere, m. -alty, S.: ‘comu-
nanza, comunità, f.; popolazzo, m., plebe,
-er, s.: membro de’ comuni. m.
commonition, s.: avvertimento, m.
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common-ly, ADV.: comunemente, usual-
mente. -ness, S.: comunanza ; frequen-
za, f. -placel, ADJ.: trito, triviale; s.:
soggetto trito or ordinario, m. -placez,
TR.: metodizzare. -g, S.: camera bassa,
camera de’ comuni; plebe, f. -weal,
-wealth, s.: repubblica, f.
commotion, s.: commovimento; tumul-
to, m. -er,s.: commovitore, m.
commòbve, TR.: commuovere ; disturbare,
agitare.
commiu-ne, INTR.: conferire; discorrere.
-nicabìlity,s.: comunicabilità, f. -ni-
cable, ADJ.: comunicabile. -nicant,
S.: comynicante, m. -nicate, TR.: co-
municare, far partecipe; informare di;
compartire; INTR.: comunicarsi. -mica-
tion, s.: comunicazione ; conferenza, f.;
comercio, mn. -nicative, ADJ.: comuni-
cativo, famigliare. -nicativeness, Ss. :
natura comunicativa; franchezza, f.
-ning, s.: comunione, conversazione, f.;
— with God, esser in comunione di Dio.
-nion, s.: comunione; società; corri-
spondenza, f. -nion-cup, s.: calice, m.
-nign-cloth, s.: tovaglia della sagra
mensa, f. -nign-table, s.: tavola della
comunione, f. -mity, S.: comunità; so-
comparable
cietà, f.
com-mutability, s.: qualità commu-
tativa, f. -mutable, ADJ.: commu-
tabile. -mutation, s.: commutamento,
m., commutazione, f. -mutative, ADI.:
commutativo. -mutatively, ADV.: per
via di commutazione. -mute, (IN)TR..
commutare, mutare; scambiare.
commiutual, ADJ.: mutuo, reciproco.
compàetI, ADJ.: compatto, denso, con-
nesso, fitto. compact, s.: patto, m.,
convenzione, f. compact3, TR.: colle-
gare; consolidare; unire insieme. -(ed)-
ness, S.: sodezza, compatezza, saldezza ;
densità, f. -ly, ADv.: saldamente; for-
temente, con precisione.
companion, S.: compagno, sozio, m..
good —, uomo gioviale, m.; — în arms,
compagno d’ armi, commilitone; boon —,
compagnone giovalone, m.; travelling —,
compagno di viaggio; — ladder, (nav.)
scala di cassereto. -able, ADI. : di buo-
na campagnia, sociabile. -ably, ADV.:
in modo sociabile. -ship, S.: società,
compagnia, f.; seguito, m.
còompany!, 8.: compagnia; società, as-
semblea; truppa, f.; keep —, tener com-
pagnia; frequentare; receive —, ricever
visite; — of foot-soldiers, compagnia di
fanteria; trading —, compagnia (società)
di negocianti; joint stock —, società per
azioni. company 2,TR.: accompagnare;
seguire; INTR.: associarsi.
còm-parable, ADI.: comparabile. -para-
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bly, ADV.: a comparazione; a petto. -par-
ative, ADJ.: comparativo; s.: (gram.)
comparativo, m. -pàratively, ADV.: a
comparazione, rispetivamente. -parel,
s.: comparazione, f.; agguaglio, m., so-
miglianza, f. -pare2, TR.: comparare,
paragonare; assimigliare, agguagliare; —d
to, paragonato a, a petto di, a confronto
di. -pàrisgn, s.: comparazione; ana-
logia, f.: in — with, in paragone di; be-
yond —, senza comparazione, senza para-
gone.
compart, TR.: compartire, dividere.
-ment, s.: compartimento, m. -itionij,
s.: scompartimento, m., divisione, f.
còmpass1I,s.: circuito; giro; spazio, m.;
bussola, f., compasso, m.: a pair of —es,
un compasso ; un paio di seste; mariner’s
—, bussola; of great —, di grande esten-
sione; keep within —, contenersi, rego-
larsi. compass2, TR.: circondare; cin-
gere; INTR.: venire a capo, ottenere;
riuscire. -es, S. PL.: compasso, m.
compassion, S.: compassione, pietà, f.
-able, ADJ.: compassionevole. -ate, TR.:
commiserare, compatire. -ately, ADV.:
con compassione.
com-patibility, s.: compatibilità, con-
venanza, attezza, f. -pàtible, ADI. : com-
patibile, convenevole. -patibleness,
S.: convenenza, conformità, f. -pàtibly,
ADV.: conformemente, attamente.
compatriot, S.: compatriota, m.
compéer I, S.: campagno, collega, m.
compeer2, TR.: andar del pari, aggua-
gliare, adeguare.
compél, TR.: costringere, forzare, obbli-
comparably
gare. -lable, ADJ.: che può essere co-
stretto, forzato. -lation, s.: nome,
titolo, m. -ler, S.: forzatore, m.
còm-pend, s.: compendio, abbreviamen-
to, m. -pendidsity, s.: brevità, con-
cisione, f. -péndious, ADJ.: compen-
dioso, succinto, conciso. -péndiously,
ADV.: in compendio. -péndiousness,
S.: brevità, concisione, cortezza, f. -pén-
dium, S.: compendio, sommario, m.
compénsable, ADJ.: compensabile.
còm-pensate, TR.: compensare; rimu-
nerare. -pensation, S.: compensazio-
ne, f., compensamento, m.: as a — for,
in compenso di; by way of —, per com-
penso. -pénsative, -pénsatory, ADI.:
compensabile, equivalente. -pènset, TR.:
compensare; rimunerare.
comperéndi-natej, TR.: procrastinare,
differire.
competen-ee, -ey, S.: competenza, suf-
ficienza, f.: have a —, aver il bisognevole,
esser comodo. -t, ADJ.: competente, bas-
tevole. -tly, ADV.: competentemente.
com-pètiblet, ADJ,: convenevole, con-
complotter
forme. -petition, s.: competenza, con-
correnza, f. -pétitor, s.: competitore,
concorrente, m.
com-pilation, s.: compilazione, colle
zione, f. -pile, TR.: compilare; ordi-
nare; comporre. -pilement, s.: com-
pilazione, f., compilamento, m.; collezione,
Sf. -piler, s.: compilatore, m.
complaeen-ee, -ey, S.: compiacenza,
piacevolezza, f. -t, ADI.: compiacente;
civile.
complain, TR.: deplorare; INTR.: com-
piangere, lamentarsi. -ant, S.: quere-
lante, attore, m. -er, S.: compiangitore,
m. -t,8.: doglianza, querela, f.; lamento;
affanno, m.: prefer a — against, accusare
querelarsi di.
còomplaisan-ee, S.: compiacenza, cor-
tesia, f. -t, ADJ.: cortese, civile. -tly,
ADV.: cortesemente, con civiltà. -tness,
s.: affabilità, civiltà, f.
comple - ment, s.: compimento, m.
-méntal, ADJ.: aggiunto.
complé-te1, ADJ.: compiuto, completo,
perfetto. -te2, TR.: compire; finire.
-tely, ADV.: compiutamente; perfetta-
mente. -temess, S.: compimento, m.,
perfezione, f. -tion, s.: adempimento;
colmo, m. -tive, ADJ.: che compisce.
còm-plex, ADJ.: complesso, composto;
s.: complesso, m., complicazione; unione,
Jf. -pléxed, abj.: composto. -pléx-
edness, S.: complesso; adunamento, m.
-pléxion, s.: carnagione, f., colore, m.;
complessione, costituzione, f., stato del
corpo, m. -pléxignal, ADI.: che viene
da costituzione. -pléxigmally, ADV.:
da costituzione. -pléxioned, ADI.: com-
plesso. -pléxity, s.: complicazione, f.
-pléxly, ADV.: in modo complesso, unita-
mente. -pléxness, s.: complicazione, f.
compli-able, ADJ.: compiacente. -anee,
S.: compiacenza, f.; consenso, m.: in —
with, conforme a. -amt, ADI.: condi-
scendente.
còmpli-cate, TR.: imbrogliare, intrec-
ciare. -cateld), ADJ.: complicato; com-
posto, imbrogliato: get —, complicarsi.
-cateness, S.: involvimento, imbroglio,
m. -eation, s.: complicazione, unione;
aggregazione, f.
còmpliee, s.: complice, confederato, m.
complier, s.: che compiace facilmente.
cémpli-ment!, s.: complimento, m.:
pay a —, far un complimento. -ment2,
TR.: complimentare, far cerimonie. -mén-
tal, ADJ.: cerimonioso. -méntally,
ADV.: cortesemente. -menter, s.: che
fa complimenti, adulatore, m.
còm-plot, s.: cospirazione, congiura, f.
-plòt, TR.: cospirare, congiurare. -plot-
ter, S.: cospiratore, congiuratore, m.
compiy
comply, INTR.: conformarsi, adattarsi;
acconsentire ; condiscendere: — with, ac-
consentire a; conformarsi a. -ing, S.:
condiscendenza, f.
component, ADJ.: componente, costi-
tuente.
còm-portI, s.: portamento; modo, m.
-port 2, TR.: sofferire; INTR.: convenire ;
comportarsi, accomodarsi: — one’s self,
comportarsi, procedere. -portable,
ADJ.: convenevole. -portment, s.: por-
tamento, n.
com-pése, TR.: comporre; ordinare, re-
golare; accomodare: — one’s self, tran-
quillarsi, mettersi sul serio; — a differ-
ence, decidere una differenza. | -posed,
ADJ.: composto, quieto; grave. -pdsed-
ly, ADV.: compostamente, seriamente.
-posedness, s.: compostezza; tranquil-
lità, f. -poser, s.: componitore, composi-
tore; autore, m. -pòsing-stick, S.:
compositoio, m. -posite, S.: composto.
-position, s.: composizione, f.; composto,
m. -pòsitive, ADJ.: componente. -pòsi-
tor, S.: compositore, stampatore, m.
còmpostI, s.: letame, concime, m. com-
post 2, TR.: letamare, concimare.
compésure, S.: compositura; quiete,
tranquillità, f.
compotation, S.: compotazione, gozzo-
viglia, f.
cémpound 1, ADJ.: composto; mescola-
to; 8.: composto; componimento, m.: —
interest, interessi composti. -péund 2,
TR.: comporre, combinare; INTR.: aggiu-
starsi; accordarsi, convenire. -pound-
able, ADI.: che può essere composto.
-pounder, s.: mediatore, m.
comprehén-d, comprendere, intendere;
contenere. -sible, ADJ.: comprensibile,
intelligibile. -sibly, ADV.: in modo com-
prensibile. -sion, S.: comprensione; in-
telligenza, f. -sive, ADJ.: che comprende
molto; succinto. -sively, ADV.: com-
prensivamente. -siveness, S.: precisio-
ne, f.
cdm-press, s.: (surg.) piumacciuolo, m.
“pròèss, TR.: comprimere, ristringere.
-pressibility, s.: attezza ad essere
compresso, f. -préssible, aDJ.: che può
essere compresso. -préssion, -prés-
sure, S.: compressione, f.
compri-sal, s.: comprendimento, m.
-se, TR.: comprendere, contenere.
còmpro-bate}, TR.: comprovare.
tion}, s.: approvazione, f.
còmpro-miseI, s.: (jur.) compromesso,
m. -mise2, TR.: compromettere; INTR.:
venir ad un accomodamento; aggiustarsi.
-missorial, ADJ.: dicompromesso. -mit,
TR.: compromettere.
comptroll.. = controll. .
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compùl-satory, ADJ.: coercitivo, coatti-
vo. -sion, s.: costringimento, m.; vio-
lenza, forza, f. -sive, ADI.: coercitivo.
-sively, ADV.: forzatamente, per forza.
-siveness, S.: costringimento, m., forza,
f. -sorily, ADV.: in modo coercitivo.
-sory, ADJ.: coercitivo, compellente.
comptnction, s.: compunzione, f.; ri-
morso, pentimento, m.
compurgation, s.: giustificazione, f.
comput-able, ADI.: che si può computa-
re. -Ation, S.: computo, calcolo, m.
-el, s.: computo, conto, m. -e2, TR.:
computare; calcolare. -er, S.: compu-
tista, m.
cémrade, s.: camerata, compagno, so-
zio, m.
cònI, ADV.: contra: pro and —, pro e
contra. con, TR.: studiare; sapere.
concat-enate, TR.: concatenare, colle-
gare; unire insieme. -enation, S.:
concatenazione ; seguenza, serie, f.
con-cave, ADI.: concavo. -eavity, S.:
concavità, f. -cavous, ADJ.: concavo,
concavato. -cavously, ADV.: in forma
concava.
coneéal, TR.: celare, nascondere. -able,
conceptive
ADJ.: che si può celare. -edness, s.:
nascondimento, m. -er, s.: nascondito-
re, occultatore, m. -ment, s.: cela-
mento; nascondimento, m.
coneéde, TR.: concedere, permettere ; ac-
consentire.
coneéit I, s.: concetto, pensiero, m. ; fan-
tasia; voglia, f.: idle —s, ghiribizzi,
m. pl. conceit2, INTR.: immaginarsi,
pensare, credere. -ed, ADI.: affettato,
vano, vanitoso, gonfio, presuntuoso. -ed-
ly, ADV.: in modo affettato, fantastica-
mente; vanamente. -edness, S.: affet-
tazione, presunzione ; vanagloria, f. -less,
ADJ.: inconsiderato, stupido.
coneéiv-able, ADI.: concepibile, che può
concepirsi, intelligibile. -ableness, s.:
concepimento, m. -ably, ADV.: in modo
comprensibile. -e, TR.: concepire, com-
prendere; INTR.: pensare, figurarsi, im-
maginarsi: — of things clearly, concepir
le cose chiaramente. -er, S.: compren-
ditore, m. -img, 8.: concepimento, m.
coneèlebratei, TR.: celebrare.
coneènti, s.: concento, m.; armonia, f.
coneén-ter, -trate, TR.: concentrare;
INTR.: concentrarsi. -tration, s.: con-
centrazione, f. -trie(al), ADJ.: concen-
trico.
coneéntual}, ADJ.: armonioso.
cén-eept, s.: concetto, m.; formula, f.
-eéptible, ADJ.: comprensibile, intelli-
gibile. -eéption, s.: concezione, f.; con-
cepimento ; pensiero, m. -eéptive, ADI.:
atto a concepire.
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coneérn I, s.: affare; negozio; interes-
se, m.; importanza, conseguenza, f.: mind
your own —s, badate ai fatti vostri.
concern 2, TR.: concernere; appartene-
re; riguardare; importare: — one’s self,
ingerirsi, impacciarsi; tormentarsi; that
does not — me, cid non mi riguarda;
when a thing is —ed, quando si tratta
d@’ una cosa. -ed, ADJ.: interessato; af-
flitto, inquieto: the parties —, le parti
interessate; he is not at all — about it,
egli non se ne cura punto. -img, PREP.:
concernente, intorno. -ment, s.: affare,
m.; importanza, f.
còn-eerti, concerto; accordo, m. -eért2,
TR.: concertare; deliberare. -eerta-
tion}, s.: querela, contesa, f. -eerta-
tive}, ADJ.: contenzioso, rissoso.
con-eéssion, S.: concessione, f., con-
cedimento, m. -eéssionary, ADJ.: con-
ceduto. -eéssive, ADJ.: concesso. -eés-
sively, ADV.: per concessione.
cònch, S.: conca, f.
coneil-iate, TR.: conciliare; unire, ac-
cordare. -iation, s.: conciliazione, f.
-iator, S.: conciliatore, mediatore, m.
-iatory, ADJ.: conciliatorio, che con-
cilia.
conein-nity, S.: concinnità; decenza,
eleganza, f. -mous, ADJ.: decente; pia-
cevole.
con-eise, ADI. : conciso, succinto. -eise-
ly, ADV.: concisamente, con brevità.
-eiseness, S.: brevità; precisione, f.
-eision, S.: concisione, f.
concitàtioni, s.: concitamento, m., agi-
tazione, commozione, f.
cònclave, S.: conclave, m.
concla-de, TR.: conchiudere; terminare ;
risolvere, decidere: to —, in conclusione,
per finirla. -deneyt, 8.: conchiusione,
conseguenza, f. -dent}, ADJ.: conclu-
dente; decisivo. -sion, s.: conchiusione,
f.; fine, m.; decisione, f.: bring to a —,
condurre a termine. -sive, ADJ.: conclu-
sivo, dezisivo. -sively, ADV.: conclusiva-
mente. -siveness, S.: conclusione; con-
seguenza, f.
concòc-t, TR.: concuocere; digerire, di-
gestire. -ted, ADJ.: concotto, digesto.
-tion, S.: concozione ; digestione, f.
concémitan-ee, -ey, S.: concomitanza;
compagnia, f. -t, ADJ.: concomitante;
8.: concomitante, compagnone, m. -tly,
ADV.: in compagnia.
còn-cord, s.: concordia; armonia, f.
-còrdanee, 8.: concordanza, f.; accor-
do, m. -cérdant, ADJ.: concordante;
conforme. -cérdat, s.: concordato, m.,
convenzione, f.
concérpo-rate}, TR.: incorporare. -ra-
tion, S.: incorporamento, m.
conditioned
céncourse, S.: concorso, m.; moltitu
dine, f.
còncrement],s.. concrezione, f.
còn-creteI, ADJ.: concreto, spessato;
S.: concreto; attaccamento, m. -erétez,
TR.: congelare, coagulare ; INTR.: conge-
larsi, coagularsi. -crétely, ADV.: in
modo concreto. -eréteness, 8.: coagu-
lazione, f. -erétion, 8.: concrezione;
.coalescenza, f. -erétive, ADJ.: coagu-
lativo.
concrew { -crù, INTR.: crescere insieme;
mescolarsi.
concubinage, s.: concubinato, m. con-
cubine, s.i concubina, f.
concùlcatej, TR.: conculcare; calpe-
stare, rintuzzare.
concùpis-eenee, S.: concupiscenza, f.
-eent, ADI. : libidinoso. -eible, ADI.:
concupiscibile.
concur, INTR.: concorrere; cooperare;
convenire. -renee, -reney, S.: con-
correnza; unione; assistenza, f. -rent,
ADJ.: concorrente; s.: competitore, m.
concussion, s.: concussione, f..
cénd, TR.: governare un vascello.
condèm-n, TR.: condannare; disappro-
vare, biasimare. -nable, ADJ.: con-
dannabile; biasimevole. -nation, s.:
condanna, f.; gastigo, m. -natory,
ADJ.: condannatorio. -ner, s.: biasima-
tore, riprenditore, m.
condén-sable, ADJ.: condensabile.
-satel, ADJ.: condensato, spessito.
-sate 2, TR.: condensare, spessire; INTR.:
condensarsi, spessirsi. -sAtign,s.: con-
densamento, m. -se, TR.: condensare,
spessire; INTR.: condensarsi. -ser, S.:
condensatore, m. -sity, S.: densità;
spessezza, f.
condeseén-d, INTR.: condiscendere; ac-
consentire. -denee, s.: condiscendenza,
f. -dingly, ADV.: in modo condiscen-
dente, obbligantemente. -sion, S.: con-
discendimento, m. -sive, ADJ.: conde-
scensivo ; cortese.
con-dign, ADJ.: condegno, meritato
-dignity, s.: condegnità, f. -dignly,
ADV.: condegnamente; meritevolmente.
-dignness = condignity.
céndiment, s.: condimento, m.; salsa, f.
condiseiple, s.: condiscepolo, m.
condite }, TR.: condire, marinare.
conditioni, s.: condizione, f.; patto;
stato; grado; umore, m., tempra, f.: upon
— that, a condizione che, con patto che.
condition2, TR.: stipulare, fare con-
tratto. -al, ADI.: condizionale. -ality,
s.: stipulazione, f. -ally, ADV.: condi-
zionalmente, con patto. -ary, ADI.: sti-
pulato. -ate, ADJ.: condizionato, stipu-
lato. -ed, ADJ.: condizionato, di condi-
condolatory
zione: well —, ben condizionato, in buo-
no stato.
condol-atory, ADJ.: di condoglienza.
-e, T.: lamentare; INTR.: condolersi.
-ement, S.: afflizione, f.; dolore, m.
-enée, S.: condoglienza, f.
condonatign, s.: perdono, m.
condù-ee, TR. : condurre; guidare; INTR.:
contribuire, servire, esser utile; aiutare.
-eible, ADJ.: che contribuisce, utile, fa-
vorevole. -eibleness, s.: utilità, f.
-eive, ADJ.: acconcio, conducevole: be
— to, contribuire a, tendere a. -eive-
ness, S.: acconcezza; attezza, f.
còn-ducti, s.: condotta; scorta; dire-
zione, f.: safe —, salvo condotto. -duet2,
TR.: condurre, guidare. -ductor, S.: con-
duttore; direttore; (rail.) conduttore, m.
-dictress, S.: conduttrice ; direttrice, f.
-duit, s.: condotto; acquidotto, m.
cone, S.: (geom.) cono, m.
confàb-ulate, INTR.: confabulare, di-
scorrere insieme. -ulation, s.: confa-
bulazione, f., discorso, m.
còn-fect I, S.: confetto, m. -féct2, TR.:
confettare, far confezione. -fèction,
8.: confezione; confettura, f. -féc-
tionary, S.: bottega di confettiere, f.
-fectigner, S.: confettiere, m.
confed-eraey, S.: confederazione, lega,
f. -erate, ADJ.: confederato, in lega;
8.: confederato, m. -erate, INTR.: con-
federarsi, collegarsi. -eration, s.: con-
federazione, f.: enter into a —, formare
una confederazione, confederarsi.
con-fer, TR.: comparare; accordare;
INTR.: conferire; discorrere. còn-fer-
enee, s.: conferenza, f. -férrer, S.:
presentatore, donatore, m.
con-féss, TR.: confessare; concedere;
INTR.: confessarsi. -féssedly, ADV.:
per confessione di tutti, manifestamente.
-féssion, s.: confessione, affermazione,
f.: auricular —, confessione auricolare,
f.; dying —, confessione in extremis.
fessional, -fèssionary, ADJ.: con-
fessionale. -féssor, s.: confessore, m.
-fést, ADJ.: confessato; aperto, chiaro.
-féstly, ADV.: certamente, evidente-
mente.
con-fidant(e), s., m. (f.): confidente;
familiare, m.,f. -fide, INTR.: confidare;
confidarsi: don’t — in him, non vi fidate
di Ini.
cònfi-denee, s.: confidanza, fiducia, f.:
inspire one with —, inspirar fiducia ad
uno. -dent, ADJ.: sicuro; sfacciato,
temerario; s.: confidente ; amico, m.: feel
— that, nutrir fiducia che. -déntial,
ADI. : confidenziale, di confidenza. -dent-
ly, ADV.: confidentemente; certamente.
-dentness, s.: fiducia, fidanza, f.
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con-figuration, s.: configurazione; (astr.)
costellazione, f. -figure, TR.: configu-
rare; conformare.
còn-fine, s.: confine, limite, m. -finez,
TR.: limitare; imprigionare; INTR.: con-
finare, essere contiguo. -fimed, ADJ.:
limitato, ristretto, rinchiuso: — to one’s
bed, obbligato a letto. -fineless, ADI.:
senza confini; illimitato, immenso. -fine-
ment, s.: costringimento, m.; prigione,
f.: solitary —,reclusione cellulare ; strict
—, stretta custodia, rigorosa prigionia.
-finer, s.: confinante, limitrofo; vicino,
m. -finity,S.: prossimità, vicinanza, f.
confirm, TR.: confermare; ratificare.
-able, ADJ.: che si può confermare.
-ation, s.: confermazione; ratificazione ;
prova, f. -ator còn-, S.: confermatore,
m. -atory, ADJ.: confermativo. -er,
s.: affermatore, m.
confiscable, ADJ.: confiscabile.
còn-fiscate, TR.: confiscare. -fiscated,
ADJ.: confiscato. -fiseation, s.: confi-
scazione,f. -fiscator, S.: confiscatore, m.
cònfit, S.: confetto, m.
cénfitent}, s.: confitente, confessante, m.
confiture, s.: confettura, f.
con-fix, TR.: conficcare, attaccare. -fix-
ure, S.: conficcamento, m.
conflict 1,s.: conflitto, combattimento, m.
conflict 2, INTR.: contendere; combat-
tere; trovarsi in contraddizione.
cén-fluenee, S.: confluenza, f.; concorso,
m. -fluent, ADJ.: confluente; concor-
rente. -flux, S.: concorso, m.; calca, f.
confòrmi, ADJ.: conforme; simile. con-
form2, TR.: conformare; concordare;
INTR.: conformarsi. -able, ADJ.: con-
formevole, conforme; conseguente. -able-
ness, S.: conformità, f. -ably, ADV.:
in conformità. -ation, s.: conforma-
zione, f. -ist, S.: conformista, m. -ity,
s.: conformità, simiglianza, f.: in —
with, conforme a.
confortationi, s.: confortamento, m.,
corroborazione, f.
conféund, TR.: confondere; scompiglia-
re; imbrogliare; distruggere. -ed, ADI.:
confuso ; cattivo, maledetto. -edly, ADV.:
cattivamente ; orribilmente. -er, S.: con-
fonditore, m.
confratérnity, s.: confraternità; so
cietà, f.
confricationi, s.: fregamento, m.
confrònt, TR.: confrontare; comparare,
paragonare. -Atign,s.: confrontazione,
f.; riscontro, m.
confa-se, TR.: confondere, disordinare.
-sed, ADJ.: confuso, imbrogliato, perples-
so. -sedly, ADV.: confusamente. -sion,
s.: confusione, disordine, f.; perturba-
mento, m., distruzione, f.
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confii-table, ADJ.: che può confutarsi.
-tation, 8.: confutamento, m., confuta-
zione, f. -te, TR.: confutare; riprovare.
congéal, TR.: congelare; rappigliare.
-géalable, ADI. : che può congelarsi.
-géalment, -gelition, s.: congela
mento, m., congelazione, f.
congé-nial, ADJ.: congenere ; congruen-
te. -niality, nialness, s.: affinità, f.
cònger, 8.: gongro, m.
congés-t, TR.: ammassare, accumulare.
-tion, 8.: amasso, m.; (med.) congestio-
ne, f.: — of the brain, congestione cere-
brale; — of the blood, congestione sangui-
gna.
conglò-bate, TR.: aggomitolare, appal-
lottolare. -bation, s.: conglobazione, f.
-be, INTR.: aggomitolarsi.
conglomerate, TR.: conglobare, aggo-
mitolare; ritondare.
congliti-nate, TR.: conglutinare; at-
taccare; INTR.: conglutinarsi. -nation,
s.: conglutinazione, f., conglutinamento,
m. -native, ADJ.: conglutinativo.
congràtu-lant, ADJ.: congratulante, fe-
licitante. -late, TR.: congratulare, feli-
citare; dar il rallegro a: — one on a
thing, rallegrarsi con uno di una cosa.
-lation, S.: congratulazione, f., rallegro,
m. -latory, ADJ.: congratulatorio.
congrécti, INTR.: salutarsi reciproca-
mente.
céngre-gate, TR.: congregare; adunare,
unire. -gatign, s.: congregazione; adu-
nanza, f.
còn-gress, S.: congresso, m.; conferen-
za, f. -gréssional, ADI. : del congresso.
con-griie, INTR.: convenire; esser con-
forme, corrispondere. - gruenee, -’gru-
eney, S.: congruenza ; conformità; con-
venienza, f. -'gruent, ADJ.: congruente ;
convenevole. -’griùity, 8.: congruenza;
convenienza, f. -'gruous, ADI. : congruo;
conveniente. - gruously, ADV. : in modo
congruo.
cònic(al), ADJ.: conico. -ally, ADV.: a
maniera di cono. -alness, 8.: forma
conica, f.
egniferous, ADJ.: conifero.
conjéct, INTR.: conghietturare, augurare ;
inferire. -ural, ADJ.: conghietturale.
-urally, ADV.: per via di congettura.
-urel, s.: conghiettura, congettura, f.
-ure 2, TR.: conghietturare; augurare.
-urer, S.: conghietturatore, m.
con-jéjn, TR.: congiungere, unire; INTR.:
unirsi. -jéint, ADJ.: congiunto, unito.
-jointly, ADV. : congiuntamente, insieme.
conjugal, ADI: congiugale, maritale.
-ly, ADV.: maritalmente.
cénju-gate, TR.: congiugare. -gation,
8.: congiugazione, f.
consecution
conjùno-tign, s.: unione; (gram.) con
giunzione, f. -tive, ADJ.: congiuntivo,
-tively, -ly, ADV.: congiuntamente,
unitamente. -ture, s.: congiuntura;
occasione, f., caso, m.
con-juration, s.: incanto, m.; cospira-
zione, congiura, f. -jiire, (IN)TR.: scongiu-
rare, cospirare, congiurare; esorcizzare,
-Jurement, s.: supplicazione, f. -jùrer,
8.: scongiuratore; mago, m. -juùring,
s.: ammaliamento, m., stregoneria, f.
-book, s.: libro di magia, m.
connate, ADJ.: connato, nato insieme.
connàtural, ADJ.: connaturale,
connéo-t, TR.: connettere, congiungere,
unire. -ted, ADJ.: connesso, congiunto.
-ting-rod, s.: (Joc.) sbarra di congiungi-
tura, f. -tiwely, ADV. : congiuntamente,
insieme. -tign, 8.: connessione, unione,
affinità ; relazione, f. ; parentado, m.: fam-
ily —s, parenti congiunti; break of a —,
rompere una relazione; keep up a —,
mantener rapporti.
conni-vanee, S.: connivenza, f.
INTR.: usar connivenza, tollerare.
connoisseùr, s.: conoscitore; giudice, m.
-ship, s.: talento di conoscitore, m.
còn-ngtate, -néte, TR.: significare, in-
ferire.
connubial, ADI.: congiugale, matrimo-
niale.
cònnyt, ADI. : bravo.
conojd, s.: (geom.) conoide, f.
conquàssatet, TR.: conquassare, scuotere.
còon-quer, TR.: conquistare, vincere.
-querable, ADJ.: vincibile, domabile.
-querer, 8.: conquistatore, vincitore, m.
-quest, S.: conquista; vittoria, f.
consanguìin-g0us, ADJ.: consanguineo,
-ity, s.: consanguinità, parentela, f.
cònsc-fenee, s.: coscienza, f.; scrupolo,
m.: clear —, coscienza netta; tender —,
coscienza stretta (or scrupulosa). -ién-
tious, ADJ.: coscienzioso, scrupoloso.
-léntiously, ADV.: coscienziosamente.
-iéntiousness, s.: scrupolosità,f. -ton-
able, ADJ.: ragionevole, giusto. -/gn-
ableness, s.: equità; giustizia, f. -ton-
ably, ADV.: ragionevolmente. -ious,
ADI. : sapevole; persuaso: be — of guilt,
confessare il suo delitto. -itously, ADV.:
sapevolmente. -iousness, s.: sentimento
interno, m., coscienza, f.
còn-script, ADJ.: coscritto, conscritto.
-seription, s. : coscrizione, f.
cònse-crate, TR.: consacrare; dedicare.
-orat(ed), ADJ.: consacrato, dedicato.
-orator, s.: consacrante, n. -oratign,
S.: consacrazione, f.
cònsectgryt, ADI.: conseguente; 8.: con-
seguenza, f.; corollario, m.
con-sgoùtigni, 8.: consecuzione, f., 86
-ve,
consecutive
guito, m.; concatenazione, f. -sécutive,
ADI. : consecutivo. -sdcutively, ADV.:
ee agi
consén-ston, S.: accordo, m. -tI, S.:
consenso; consentimento, m., approvazio-
ne,f. -t2, INTR.: consentire, approvare.
-taneous, ADJ.: convenevole. -tane-
ously, ADV.: convenevolmente. -tàne-
ousness, S. : convenevolezza, conformità,
f. -tient, ADJ.: consenziente.
conse-quenee, S.: conseguenza; impor-
tanza, f.: in —, in (per) conseguenza.
-quent, ADJ.. conseguente; S.: conse-
guenza, f.; conseguente, m.: be — upon,
risultare da, esser la conseguenza di.
-quéntial, ADJ.: conseguente; conclu-
sivo. -quentially, ADV.: conseguente-
mente. -quentialness, S.: conseguen-
za giusta, f. -quently, ADV.: per con-
seguenza. -quentness, S.: conseguen-
za; serie rogolare, f.
consér-vable, ADJ.: conservabile; dura-
bile. -vamey, S.: conservazione; corte
di conservazione, f. ~vation, S.: conser-
vazione, f. -vative, ADJ.: conservativo.
-vator còn-, S.: conservatore; difensore.
-vatory, ADJ.: conservante; S.: conser-
vatorio, m. -wel, S.: conserva; confet-
tura, f. -ve2, TR.: conservare, preser-
vare; confettare. -ver, S.: conserva-
tore; confettiere, m.
consider, TR.: considerare; esaminare;
INTR.: pensare; riflettere, meditare; sti-
mare: all things —ed, tutto ben conside-
rato. -able, ADJ.: considerabile. -able-
ness, S.: importanza, f. -ably, ADV.:
considerabilmente. -ate, ADJ.: conside-
rato, discreto, prudente. -ately, ADV.:
conconsiderazione, prudentemente. -ate-
ness, S.: prudenza; discrezione, f. -ation,
8.: considerazione; attenzione; riflessio-
ne, f.; valore, pregio, m.; importanza, f.
«er, 8.: consideratore, m. -img, CONJ.:
atteso, stante: — that, atteso che, con-
siderando che.
con-sign, TR.: consegnare; dare in cu-
stodia. -signation, 8.: consegnazione,
J.; deposito, m. -signée, s.: commis-
sionario, m. -signment, S.: consegna-
zione ; spedizione, f.
consimilar, ADI. :
gliante.
consist, INTR.: consistere; avere il fon-
damento; accordarsi. -emee, -eney,
8.: consistenza; densità, f.: act in — to,
esser coerente (or conseguente) a. -ent,
ADJ.: consistente; coerente; conforme,
convenevole, proporzionato. -ently, ADV.:
coerentemente, in modo consentaneo: act
— agire da uomo coerente.
con-sistorial, ADJ.: consistoriale. -sis-
tory, s.: consistorio, m.
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consò-ciatejI, s.: complice, confederato,
socio, m. -ciate2, TR.: associare ; INTR.:
associarsi; unirsi. -ciation, S.: asso-
ciazione ; società, f.
con-solable, ADJ.: consolabile. còn-
solate, TR.: consolare. -sqlation, S.:
consolazione, f., conforto, m. con-so-
lator, s.: consolatore, m. -sdélatory.
ADJ.: consolatorio, consolante. -sole1,
TR.: consolare, confortare. còn-solez,
8.: (arch.) mensola, f.
consòli-dant, ADJ.: (med.) consolidante,
consolidativo. -date, TR.: consolidare;
saldare; riunire; INTR.: consolidarsi;
riunirsi. -dation, s.: consolidazione, f.
cònso-nanee, -naney, S.: consonanza,
f. -manti, ADJ.: consonante; conforme.
-nant2, s.: consonante, f. -nantly,
ADV.: convenevolmente, d’ accordo.
-nantness, S.: conformità; corrispon-
denza, f. -nous, ADJ.: consono, con-
forme.
con-sortI, s.: consorte, compagno, m.;
moglie, f.; concorso, m. -sért2, TR.:
unire insieme; INTR.: associarsi, unirsi;
vivere insieme: — with, frequentare.
-sértable, ADJ.: comparabile. -sert-
ship, S.: società; compagnia, f.
conspérsion {, s.: aspersione, f.
con-spicùity, s.: cospicuità, evidenza, f.
-spicuous, ADJ.: cospicuo, evidente.
-spicuously, ADV. : notabilmente, splen-
didamente. -spicuousness, S.: emi-
nenza, rinomanza, celebrità, f.
con-spiraey, 8.: cospirazione, f. -spir-
ant, ADJ.: cospirante, congiurante.
-spiration, S.: cospirazione, f. -spir-
ator, S.: cospiratore, congiuratore, m.
-spire, INTR. : cospirare, congiurare, tra-
mare. -spirer, S.: cospiratore, congiu-
ratore, m.
constable, s.: connestabile; commissa-
rio, sbirro, m.; guardia urbana, f. -ship,
s.: carica di connestabile, f.
còonstan-ey, S.: costanza, perseveranza,
f. -t, ADJ.: costante, perseverante.
-tly, ADV.: constantemente, stabilmente.
constél-late, INTR.: risplendere insieme.
-lation, s.: costellazione, f.
consternation, s.: costernazione, f.
cònsti- pate, TR.. costipare; conden-
sare; ristringere. -pation, S.: costipa-
mento, m.
constitu-eney, S.: corpo di commit-
tenti, numero di elettori, m.; adunanza di
votanti: large (small) —, gran (piccolo)
numero di elettori. ent; ADJ.: costi-
tuente ; s.: che costituisce.
cònsti-tute, TR.: costituire,
ordinare; statuire. -tuter, S.: costitu-
tore, costituente, m. -tution, s.: costi-
tuzione, f., statuto; stato; temperamento,
stabilire ;
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m. -tational, ADI.: costituzionale ; le-
gale. -tutive, ADJ.: costitutivo.
constrain, TR.: costringere; sforzare;
arrestare; astringere; frenare, tener a
freno. -able, ADJ.: che si può costrin-
gere. -edly, ADV.: per forza. -er,
s.: che costringe; sforzatore, m. -t, S.:
costringimento, m., forza, violenza, f.: by
—, colla forza; without —, senza sogge-
zione, liberamente; under —, impacciato.
con-strict, TR.: contrarre; condensare.
-striction, s.: costringimento, conden-
samento, m. -strictor, s.: costrittore,
m. -stringe, TR.: costringere; compri-
mere; condensare. -stringent, ADI.:
costringente. °
con-strùct, TR.: costruire; fabbricare.
-striction, s.: costruzione, costruttura;
fabbricazione ; interpretazione, f.: put a
good — on, interpretare favorevolmente.
-strùctive, ADJ.: costruttivo. -strie-
ture}, S.: costruttura; fabbrica, f.
-striie, TR.: costruire; ordinare; inter-
pretare; tradurre.
‘ constu-prate, TR.: stuprare; sforzare.
-pration, s.: stupro, m., violazione, f.
consubstàn-tial, ADJ.: (theol.) consu-
stanziale. -tiality, s.: (theol.) consu-
stanzialità, f. -tiate, TR.: unire nella
sostanza, incorporare. -tiation, S.: con-
sustanziazione, f.
consul, s.: consolo, console, m.: — gen-
eral, console generale. -ar, ADJ.: conso-
lare. -ate, -ship, s.: consolato, m., di-
gnità di consolo, f.
consùlt, TR.: esaminare; mirare; INTR.:
consultare, deliberare. -ation, 8.: con-
sultazione, consulta, f.; consiglio, m.
-er, S.: consultore, m.
consi-mable, ADJ.: consumabile. -me,
TR.: consumare; spendere; INTR.: consu-
marsi. -mer, S.: consumatore, guasta-
tore, m. -ming, ADJ.: consumante.
constim-matel, ADJ.: perfezionato, fini-
to, perfetto: — villain, uomo scelleratis-
simo, m. cònsum-matez, TR.: perfezio-
nare; terminare, finire. -mately, ADV.:
compiutamente, perfettamente. -ma-
tion, s.: compimento, m.; perfezione, f.
consùimp-tign, s.: consumazione, f. ; sciu-
pio, consumo, consumamento, m.; (med.)
consunzione ; atrofia, etisia, f.: pulmonary
—, etisia f.; tisi polmonare, m. -tive,
ADJ.: consuntivo, etico, tisico. -tive-
ness, S.: tisichezza, f.; smagramento, m.
contact, s.: contatto, toccamento, m.:
come into —, incontrarsi, combaciarsi.
conta-gion, s.: contagione; peste, f.:
catch the —, contrarre il contagio.
-gious, ADJ.: contagioso, pestilenziale.
-giousness, S.: qualità contagiosa, f.
contain, TR.: contenere; comprendere;
context
raffrenare, reprimere ; temperare: — one’s
self, contenersi. -able, ADJ.: che può
contenersi.
contam-inate 1, ADJ.: contaminato; cor.
rotto. -inate2, TR.: contaminare; cor-
rompere. -ination,s.: contaminazione;
bruttura, f.
contém-n, TR.: contennere, sdegnare,
disprezzare. -ner, S.: disprezzatore, m.
còn-template, TR.: contemplare, consi-
derare. -templation, s.: contempla-
zione, f.: have in —, intendere, proget-
tare. -témplative, ADJ.: contempla-
tivo. -tèmplatively, ADV.: per con-
templazione. -templator, S.: contem-
platore, m.
con - temporaneous,
ADJ.: contemporaneo.
contèmpt, s.: dispregio, sprezzo: bring
into —, mettere in discredito; hold in
—, avere (tenere) a vile; scherno, m.; —
of court, contumacia, f. -ible, ADI:
disprezzevole, spregevole: make —, av-
vilire. -ibleness, s.: disprezzamento,
dispregio, m. -ibly, ADV.: disprezze-
volmente. -uous, ADI: sprezzante;
sdegnoso. -uously, ADV.: fieramente,
sdegnosamente. -uousness, S.: inso-
lenza, arroganza, f.
conténd, TR.: contendere, contestare;
INTR.: contrastare; sforzarsi: I — that,
mantengo (pretendo) che. -ent, -er, S.:
cambattitore, opponente, m. -ing, S.:
contendimento, m.
conténtI, ADJ.: contento, soddisfatto;
s.: contento, m.; soddisfazione, f.: —s,
contenuto, contenimento, m.: table of
—s, indice, m. content2, TR.: con-
tenare; soddisfare; piacere; — ones
self, contentarsi. -ationy, 8.: contentez-
za,f. -ed, ADJ.: contentato, soddisfatto:
— with, contento (soddisfatto) di; easily
—, di facile contentatura. -edly, ADV.:
contentamente; lietamente. -edness,
8.: contentezza; soddisfazione, f.
contén-tion, s.: contenzione; disputa,
f.: bone of —, pomo di discordia. -tious,
ADJ.: contenzioso, litigioso, cavilloso, bi-
sbetico. -tiously, ADV.: contenziosa-
mente, litigiosamente. -tiousness, S.:
disposizione a disputare, f.
contént-less, ADJ.: scontento. -ment,
s.: contentamento, contento, m.; soddis-
fazione, f.; piacere, m.
contérminous, ADJ.: confinante, limi-
trofo.
contèstI, TR.: contestare, quistionare;
disputare. céntest2, s.: contesa, rissa;
disputa, quistione, f. -able, ADI.: con-
testabile, disputabile. -ation, S.: con-
tesa; disputa, f.
còn-text1I, s.: tessitura, f.; contesto, m.
-témporary,
éontext
-téxt} 2, ADJ.: contesto, unito insieme.
-téxt } 3, contessere, intrecciare. -téx-
ture, S.: tessitura, f., tessuto, m.
con-tigùity, S.: contiguità, vicinanza, f.
-tiguous, ADJ.: contiguo, vicino. -tig-
noasly, ADV.: vicinamente, prossima-
mente. -tiguousness, S.: vicinità;
prossimità, f.
cinti-nenee, -neney, S.: continenza;
castità, f. -ment, ADI.: continente; ca-
sto; S.: continente, m., terra ferma, f.
-néntal, ADJ.: continentale. -nently,
ADV.: continentemente.
contin-gence, -geney, S.: contingenza,
f. accidente, m.° -gent, ADI.: contin-
gente, casuale ; S.: contingente, m., parte,
porzione, f. -gently, ADV.: casualmente.
contin-ual, ‘ADJ.: continuo, perpetuo.
-ually, ADV.: continuamente, di conti-
nuo, sempre. -uanee, S.: continuanza;
durazione, permanenza, f.: in — of time,
in progresso di tempo, alla lunga. -uate,
ADI.: continuato. -uation, s.: conti-
nuazione ; serie; sequela, f. -uative, S.:
durata, durazione continua, j. -uator,
s.: continuatore, m. -ue, TR.: continua-
re, seguitare, proseguire ; INTR.: persevera-
re, persistere, durare ; dimorare. -ued,
ADJ.: continuo. -uedly, ADV.: continua-
mente, senza interruzione. -waity, S.:
continuità ; serie, f. -uous, ADJ.: conti-
nuo, unito insieme.
contér-t, TR.: contorcere; attorcigliare.
«tion, S.: contorsione, f.
contòur, s.: contorno ; circonferenza, f.;
delimeamento, m.
còntra, PREP.: contro, contra. -bandi,
ADI.: di contrabbando ; proibito, illegale.
-band2, TR.: fare il contrabbando.
-bandist, s.: contrabbandiere, m.
contràc-tI, TR.: contrattare; contrarre ;
ritirare; INTR.: contrarsi, ristringersi.
còntrac-t2, s.: contratto, accordo, m.:
draw up —, redigere un contratto; en-
force —, fare eseguire un contratto; en-
ler into —, addivenire ad un contratto.
«ted, apJ.: contratto, raggricchiato, nego-
ziato; angusto, ristretto: — for, patteg-
giato, comprato. -tedness, S.: raggrin-
zamento, m. -tibility, S.: attezza a
contrarsi, f. -tible, aDJ.: che può con-
trarsi. -tile, aDJ.: contrattile. -tion,
s.: contrazione, f.; raccorciamento, m.;
abbreviatura, f. -tor, S.: contrattante;
contraente, m.
contradic-t, TR.: contraddire. -ter,
S.: contraddittore, opponente, m. -tion,
s.: contraddizione, opposizione, f.; ostaco-
lo, m. -tious, ADI.: contraddicente ; in-
consistente. -tiousness, S.: contraddi-
Hone; insussistenza, f. -torily, ADV.:
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contraddizione, f. -tory, ADI.: contrad-
dittorio; s.: contraddicimento, m.
contradis-tinction, s.: proposizione
opposta, f.: in —, în opposizione. -tin-
guish, TR.:. contraddistinguere; con-
trassegnare.
contraniteney, S.:
sistenza, f.
contraposition, S.: opposizione, f.
con-trariant, ADJ.: contrariante, con-
trario. -trariety, S.: contrarietà; op-
posizione, f. còn-trarily, ADV.: con-
contrannitenza, re-
trariamente. -trarious, ADJ.: contra-
rio, opposto. -trariously, ADV.: con-
trariamente. còn-trariwise, ADV.:
in modo contrario, al contrario. còn-
trary1, ADJ.: contrario, opposto; S.:
contrario, m., contrarietà, f.: on the —,
al contrario. -trary 2, TR.: contrariare,
contraddire, opporsi.
còn-trasti, s.: contrasto, m.; opposi-
zione, f. -trast2, TR.: fare un contrasto;
porre all’ incontro.
contravallation, s.: (fort.) fosso con
parapetto, m.
contra-véne, TR.: contravvenire, disub-
bidire. -vèner, s.: contravventore, disub-
bidiente, m. -vèéntion, s.: contravven-
zione, f.
contrib-utary, ADJ.: tributario, contri-
buente. -ute, TR.: contribuire. -ation,
s.: contribuzione, f.: lay under —, met-
tere a contribuzione; levy a —, imporre
una contribuzione. -utive, ADJ.: che
può contribuire. -utor, S.: contribuente,
m. -utery, ADJ.: contribuente.
contris-tatej, TR.: contristare, affligere.
-tationi, s.: afflizione, f., cordoglio, m.
còn-trite, ADI.. contrito, compunto.
-tritely, ADV.: con contrizione. -trite-
ness, -trition, s.: contrizione, f.; penti-
mento, m.
contri-vable, ADJ.: che può inventarsi.
-vanee, S.: invenzione, f.; progetto, m.;
pratiche segrete, f. pl. -ve, TR.: inven-
tare, trovare; concertare; tramare, mac-
chinare, s'ingegnere. -vement, S.: in-
venzione, arte, f. -wer, S.: inventore;
artefice, autore; macchinatore, m.
contròlI, s.: registro; ristringimento,
m.; autorità, f. comtrol2, TR.: con-
trollare; raffrenare; ristringere; gover-
nare: verificare. -ler, S.: registratore,
controllore, m. -lership,S.: uffizio del
controllore, m. -ment, S.: soprinten-
denza; opposizione; refutazione, f. :
contro-vérsalj, -vérsaryi, ADJ.: di
controversia.
eéntro-verse!, S.: controversia, di-
sputa, f. -verse2,TR.: disputare. -vèr-
ser, S.: controversista, m. -vérsial,
ADJ.: di controversia. -versy, S.: con-
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troversia; contesa, disputa, f. -vert,
TR.: controvertere, contendere, disputare.
-vértible, ADJ.: controvertibile, dispu-
tabile. -vertist, S.: controversista, m.
contumacious, ADJ.: contumace, osti-
nato, caparbio. -ly, ADV.: contumace-
mente, ostinatamente. -mess, S.: osti-
nazione, caparbietà, f.
contumaey, S.: contumacia; ostina-
zione, f.
contumé-lious, ADJ.: contumelioso, in-
giurioso. -liously, ADV.: contumelio-
samente, ingiuriosamente. -liousness,
contume-ly, s.: contumelia, ingiuria, f.
contù-se, TR.: ammacare. -sion, S.:
contusione, f., ammaccamento, m.
conùndrum, s.: facezia plebea, f., bistic-
cio, m.
convaléseen-ee, -ey, s.: convalescenza,
f.; ADJ.: convalescente.
convé-nable, ADJ.: convenevole, con-
veniente. -ne, TR.: convocare; adunare;
INTR.: adunarsi, ragunarsi. -ner, 8.:
convocatore, m.
convénien-ee, -ey, S.: convenienza,
comodità; proporzione, f.: at your —, a
vostro comodo, a vostro bell’ agio. -t,
ADJ.: conveniente, convenevole, comodo,
atto; ragionevole. -tly, conveniente-
mente, comodamente.
conventi, S.: convento; monastero, m.
convént 2, TR.: citare in giudizio, chia-
mare alla ragione.
convénticl-e, s..: conventicolo, concilia-
bolo, m. -er, s.: membro d’un conven-
ticolo, m.
convention, s.: convenzione, f.; patto,
accordo, m. -al, ADJ.: convenzionale.
-ally, ADV.: convenzionalmente, per
patto. -ary, ADJ.: convenzionale, stipu-
lato per patto. -er, s': membro d’ un
assemblea, m.
convéntual, ADJ.: conventuale; S.: con-
ventuale, religioso, m.
convér-ge, INTR.: tendere al medesimo
punto. “-gemee, S.: convergenza, f.
-gent, ADI. : convergente.
convér-sable, ADI. : conversabile, socia-
bile. -sableness, S.: sociabilità, f.
-sably, ADV.: in modo conversabile.
-sant, ADJ.: conversante; versato, pra-
tico, esperto. -sation, S.: conversa-
zione ; familiarità, f.; commercio : private
—, testa a testa, f. -sative, ADJ.: so-
ciabile ; affabile; pratico. cònver-se1,
S.: società; familiarità, f.; commercio,
m.; pratica, f. -se, INTR.: conversare,
praticare ; bazzicare.
convérsely, ADV.: reciprocamente, a vi-
cenda.
convér-sign, s.: conversione, f.;
gimento, m. -sive, ADJ.: sociabile.
rivo]
cony-catch
còn-verti, S.: convertito, m.: make a
— of, convertire. -vért2, TR.: conver-
tire, trasmutare; INTR.: convertirsi; —
sinners, convertire i peccatori. -vérter,
S.: convertitore, m. -vérted, ADJ.: con-
vertito, cambiato, tramutato. -vértible,
ADJ.: convertibile. -vértibly, ADV.:
reciprocamente.
còn-vex, -véxed, ADI: convesso
-véxedly, ADV.: in forma convessa.
-véxity, -véxness, s.: convessità, f.
-véxo = concave, ADJ.: convesso-con-
cavo. i
convéy, TR.: trasferire, trasportare, tra-
smettere; condurre; comunicare; madan-
re: — away, portare via; — in, intro-
durre; — off, portar via; — by water (by
steam), mandare per acqua (col vapo-
re); — intelligence, comunicare notizie.
-anee, S.: trasporto; mezzo di trasporto,
veiculo, m., vettura; cessione, f.: — by
water, trasporto per mare, m.; by private
—; per occasione. -aneer, s.: notaio,
notaro, m. -er,s.: vetturino, m.
cén-victI, s.: bandito; fuoruscito, m.
-viet}2, ADJ.: convinto, criminale.
-vict 3, TR.: convincere, provare reo.
-vieted, ADJ.: convinto. -viction,
S.: convinzione; refutazione; condanna-
zione, f. -vwietive, ADJ.: convincente.
-vietiveness, S.: evidenza, prova, di-
mostrazione, f.
convin-ee, TR.: convincere; provare.
-eed, ADJ.: convinto, persuaso. -ee-
ment, s.: convincimento, m., persua-
sione, f. -eible, ADJ.: atto a convin-
cere, convincente. -eingly, ADV.: in
modo convincente, evidentemente. -eing-
ness, S.: convinzione; prova, evidenza, f.
con-vival} = -vivial. -vivei, TR.: con-
vitare; festeggiare. -vivial, ADI.: fe-
stivo ; sociabile.
còn-vocate, TR.: convocare; adunare,
ragunare. -vocation, s.: convocazione;
assemblea, f. -voke, TR.: convocare;
adunare.
con-volùtion, s.: avvolgimento ; viluppo,
m. -volve, TR.: avvolgere.
còn-voy I, S.: convoglio, m., scorta, ac-
compagnatura,f. -véy2, TR.: convogliare,
accompagnare. -véy-ship, s.: basti
mento di scorta. :
convil-se, TR.: cagionare convulsioni,
rendere convulso, agitare con violenza,
scuotere; be —d, spasimare. -sion, 8.:
convulsione ; commozione; turbolenza, f.:
slight —, convulsioncella, f.; de taken
with —s, esser preso da convulsioni.
-sive, ADI. : convulsivo. -sively, ADV.:
in modo convulsivo.
cony, S.: coniglio, m.
conigliera, f “catch,
-burrow, $.:
TR.: ingannare
cony-catcher
con furberia. -catcher, s.: furbo, fur-
fante, m. -warren, s.: conigliera, f.
odo, INTR.: susurrare; gemere. -ing,
s.: mormorio de’ colombi, m.
edok1, s.: cuoco, cuciniere, m.; cuoca, f.
cook2, TR.: fare la cucina, cucinare.
-ery, S.: arte del cuoco, cucina, f.
-maid, S.: cuoca, cuciniera, f. «room,
s.: (nav.) cucina, f. «shop, s.: bettola,
trattoria, f.
edoli, ADJ.: fresco, freddo; s.: fresco,
freddo, m.: it is —, fa fresco; it is get-
ting —, comincia a far fresco. -cool2,
tR.: rinfrescare, raffreddare: moderare,
sminuire; INTR.: rinfrescarsi, raffred-
darsi. -er, S.: refrigerativo, refrige-
rante, m. -img, ADJ.: refrigerativo; S.:
rinfrescamento, m. -ish, ADJ.: fres-
chetto. -ly, ADJ.: freddamente; indif-
ferentemente. -mess, S.: freschezza,
freddura, f., freddo, m.
cdop!,s.: stia, f.; barile, m. coop2,
INTR.: rinchiudere; ingabbiare: —ed up,
in gabbia, in prigione. -er, S.: bottaio,
m. -erage, S.: lavoro del bottaio, m.,
mestiere del bottaio, m.
co-Operate, TR.: cooperare, concorrere.
-operation, s.: cooperazione; concor-
renza, f. operative, ADJ.: coopera-
tivo, cooperante. =Sperator, S.: coope-
ratore, m.
coopery }, s.: arte di bottaio, m.
cooptation, s.: assunzione, f.
egérdi-natel, ADJ.: coordinato. -nate2,
TR.: coordinare. -nately, ADV.: nel
medesimo ordine. -nateness, -nation,
S.: coordinazione; ugualità, f.
cdot, S. smergo, m.
cép, s.: cima, sommità, f.; capo, m.
copaiba, s.: copaiba, f.
copal, s.: coppale, f.
copàr-eener, S.: coerede; compagno,
m. -eeny, 8.: porzione uguale dell’ ere-
dita, f.
copàrtment}, s.: compartimento, m.
copàrtner, S.: socio, compagno, m.
ship, 8.: società, compagnia, f.
copel, s.: pianeta di prete, f. cope 2,
Tr.: barattare; INTR.: — with, conten-
dere; far testa a, rivaleggiare.
copesmatet, 8.: compagno;
sale, m.
Copier, s.: copista, copiatore, m.
coping, s.: comignolo; colmo, m., cima, f.
copious, ADJ. : copioso, abbondevole. -ly,
ADV.: copiosamente; abbondantemente,
largamente. -ness, s.: abbondanza, ric-
chezza, dovizia, f. 3
copist, s.: copista, copiatore, scriba, m.
coplandy, s.: pezzo di terreno con un
angolo, m.
copped, ADI. : crestuto, puntuto.
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céppel, s.: copella, f.
copper!, s.: rame (metal); calderone
(kettle, ecc.), m. copper2, TR.: fode-
rare di rame. -as, S.: vitriuolo, m.
-coloured, ADJ.: colore di rame, bron-
zato. money, s.: moneta di rame, f.
enose, S.: naso rosso, m. -=plate, S.:
stampa di rame, lastra di rame, f.
«smith, s.: calderaio, m. -wire,s.:
filo di rame, m. -work, s.: manifattura
di rame, fucina delrame, f. -y, ADI.:
che contiene del rame.
còppiee, s.: macchia, macchietta, f.;
bosco ceduo, m.
céppled, ADI.: conico.
copseI, s.: macchia, macchietta, f.
copse 2, TR.: conservare i boschi tagliati
bassi.
Coptic, ADI., S.: copto.
cép-ula, s.: copula, f. -ulate, TR.: co-
pulare; unire; INTR.: accoppiarsi; con-
giungersi. -ulation, s.: congiungi-
mento, m. -ulative, ADJ.: (gram.) copu-
lativo.
copy !, S.: copia, f.; manoscritto; esem-
plare, originale, m. copy 2, TR.: copiare;
trascrivere; imitare: — out, fare una
copia di, trascrivere. =book, s.: quader-
no, quinterno, m. -er = copyist. -hold,
S.: podere d’un feudo, m. -holder, s.:
censuario, m. -ing-machine, S.: co-
pialettere; pantografo, m. -ist, S.: co-
pista, m. -right, s.: diritto di proprietà
letteraria; manoscritto, m.
coquét, TR.: trattare con finta tenerezza;
INTR.: civettare. -ry, S.: civetteria, f.
-te, S.: civetta, f. -tish, ADJ.: da ci-
vetta.
eòracle, s.: barchetta da pescatori, f.
còral, s.: corallo, m. -diver, -fisher,
S.: pescatore di coralli, m. fishery,
s.: spesca de’ coralli, f. -lime, ADI.:
corallino, di corallo; s.: coralina, f.
“reef, s.: banco di corallo, m.
s.: albero del corallo, m.
co-rànt, -rato, s.: (danc.) corrante, f.
cérban, s.: cassetta della limosina, f.
còrbel, s.: canestro, m.; nicchia, f.
còrdi,s.: corda; tendine, f.: — of wood,
s.: catasta, misura di legna, f. cord2,
TR.: legare con corde. -age, S.: cor-
dame; sartiame, m. -ed, ADJ.: legato
con corde; infunato. -elîer, s.: Fran-
cescano, m.
cérdi-ali -jal, s.: cordiale, m. (brodo da
bere). -alz, ADJ.: cordiale; affettuoso.
-àlity, s.: cordialità, f.; affetto cordiale,
m., svisceratezza, f. -ally, ADV.: cor-
dialmente.
cérd-maker, s.: funaiuolo, funaio, m.
-on, S.: cordone; ordine, m.
còrdovan, s.: cordovano, m.
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core, 8.: torso; interiore; marciume, m.
corègent, S.: coreggente, m.
coriaceous, ADJ.: di cuojo; duro.
coriander, s.: coriandro, m.
còorinth} = currant. Corinthian,
ADJ.: di Corinto, corintio, dissolutot.
cérk 1, s.: sughero, turacciolo, m. cork2,
TR.: turare. -serew, S.: cavatarac-
ciuoli, m. tree, s.: quercia del sughero.
-y, ADJ.: di sughero.
cérmorant, s.: cormorante (uccello ac-
quatico); ghiottone, m.
corni, s.: frumento; grano, m.: (Am.,
‘Indian —’) mais, granturco, frumentone :
— of salt, granello di sale, m. corn2,
s.: callo, m. corn3, TR.: insaleggiare,
saleggiare; macinare in polverei: —ed
beef, manzo salato. -age, s.: dazio sopra
core
il grano, m. -chandler, s.: venditore
di grano, m. cutter, S.: tagliatore di
calli, nm. dealer, S.: mercante di gra-
no, m.
cér-nel, s.: corniola, f.; corniolo, cornio,
m. -nèlian,s.: cornalina,f. -nemuse,
S.: cornamusa, piva, f. -meous, ADJ.:
corneo, calloso.
còrner, S.: angolo; canto, cantone, m.;
cantonata; estremità, f house, S.:
s.: casa della cantonata, fi »stone,sS.:
pietra angolare, f. -wise, ADV.: diago-
nalmente, ad angoli.
cérnet, s.: cornetta, m., f.; corno, m.
-ey, S.: grado di cornetta, m. -ter, S.:
suonatore della cornetta, m.
cérn-factor, s.: mercante di grano, m.
«field, s.: seminato, m. -floor, S.:
granaio, m., aia, f. flower, S.: fiora-
liso, m., battisegola, f.
cérniee, S.: (arch.) cornice, f.
cèr-nicle, s.: picciol corno, cornetto, m.
-nigerous, ADI. : cornuto.
còrn-land, s.: terreno frumentario, m.
=loft, s.: granaio, m. «merchant,
S.: mercante di grano, m. emill, s.:
mulino da macinare le biade, m. «rose,
8.: nigella, f. -salad, s.: valeriana do-
mestica, f. «trade, s.: traffico di biade,
mM.
cornucopia, S.: cornucopia; (fig.) ab-
bondanza, f.
cornute, ADJ.: cornuto.
corny, ADJ.: corneo; producente grano.
còrollary, s.: corollario, m.
còro-nal, ADJ.: (anat.) coronale; S.: co-
rona di fiori, ghirlando, f. -nary, ADJ.:
coronario. -nation, s.: coronamente,
m. -mer,s.: ufficiale che esamina un
corpo morto, m. -met, S.: coronetta.
còr-poral, ADJ.: corporale, materiale ;
s.: caporale; corporale,m. -porality,
s.: sustanza corporea, f. -porally,
ADV.: corporalmente, -porate, ADI.:
corruptible
unito in un corpo: — body, comunità,
f. -poration, 8.: corpo municipale, m. ;
comunità, f. -poreal, ADJ.: corporeo,
corporale; materiale. -poreally, ADV.:
corporalmente. -poréity, S.: corporei
tà; materialità, f. -ps cor, S.: corpo di
forze; reggimento, m.: —-de-guard, corpo
di guardia, m. -pse, S.: cadavere, corpo
morto, m. -pulenee, -puleney, s.:
corpulenza, f. -pulent, ADJ.: corpulen-
to, corpacciuto, grasso. -pus-Christi-
Day, s.: Corpus Domini, f. -puscle, s.:
corpuscolo, atomo, m. -pùscular, ADI.:
corpuscolave.
coradiation, s.: punto de’ raggi, m.
corréc-t1, ADJ.: corretto, esatto. -t2,
TR.: correggere; punire, castigare; tempe-
rare, moderare. -tign, S.: correzione;
emendazione, f.; castigo, m.; riprensione,
f.: under —,con rispetto; house of —, casa
di correzione. -tive, ADI. : correttivo; s.:
correttivo, m.; restrizione, f. -tly, ADV.:
correttamente, esattamente. -tness,S.:
accuratezza, esattezza, f. -tor, S.: cor-
rettore; revisore, m.: — of the press,
correttore di stampa, m.
cor-relate, INTR.: avere correlazione.
-rélative, ADJ.: correlativo, reciproco.
-rélativeness, S.: relazione reciproca, f.
corrèptignj, s.: riprensione, f., rimpro-
vero, M.
correspòn-d, INTR.: corrispondere, aver
proporzione, confarsi; far commercio.
-denee, -deney, S.: corrispondenza; in-
telligenza, f.: keep up a — with, avere cor-
rispondenza con, carteggiare con. -dent,
ADJ.: corrispondente; conforme, propor-
zionato; S.: corrispondente, m. -sive,
ADJ.: congruente.
eòrridor, s.: corridoio, m., galleria, f.
corrigible, ADI. : corrigibile.
corròbo-rant, ADJ. : corroborante, corro-
borativo. -rate,TR.: corroborare, confer-
mare, fortificare. -ration, s.: corrobo-
razione, f. -rative, ADI. : corroborativo.
corrò-de, TR.: corrodere; consumare a
poco a poco. -ding, ADI. : che corrode:
— cares, cure edaci. -dent, ADJ.: corro-
dente. -dible, ADJ.: che può corrodersi.
-sign, S.: corrosione, f., corrodimento,
m. -sive,S.: (med.) corrosivo, m. -sive-
ly, ADV. : in modo corrosivo. -sivemess,
S.: qualità corrosiva, f.
còrru-gate, TR.: increspare, aggrinzare;
INTR. : incresparsi, corrugarsi. -gation,
S. : increspamento, m.
corrùp-t I, ADJ. : corrotto, guasto, depra-
vato; cattivo. -t2, TR.: corrompere,
guastare, depravare ; INTR.: corromper®;
guastarsi. -ter, S.: corrompitore, cor-
ruttore,m. -tibility, s.: corruttibilita,
f. -tible, ADJ.: corruttibile. -tible-
corruptibleness
ness, S.: attezza ad essere corrotto, cor-
ruttibilità ; corruzione, f. -tibly, Apv.:
in maniera corruttibile. -tion, s.: cor-
ruzione ; depravazione, f. -tive, ADI.:
corruttivo. -tless, ADJ.: incorruttibile.
-tly, ADV.: corrottamente. -tness, S.:
corruzione, corruttela; putrescenza, f.
-tress, S.: corrompitrice, f.
cérsair, S.: corsale, corsaro, ladrone di
mare, 7.
cér-set, S.: corsè, corsetto; busto (da
donna). -slet, S.: corsaletto, m.
còr-tex, S.: corteccia, f. -tical, ADI.:
di corteccia, di scorza.
coriscant, ADI. : brillante, resplendente.
-càtign, s.: balenamento, lampeggia-
mento, m.
eérvet, S.: sorta di naviglio, f.
corymbus, s.: (bot.) corimbo, m.
cosécant, S.: (geom.) cosecante, m.
cosine, S.: (geom.) cosseno, m.
cosmétic, ADJ.: cosmetico; S.: cosme-
tico; abbellimento, m.
còsmical, ADJ.: cosmico.
(astr.) cosmicamente, col sole.
“ly, ADV.:
cosmò-gony, S.: cosmogonia, f. -gra-
pher, s.: cosmografo, m. -graphic-
(al) -9-, ADJ.: cosmografico. -graphy,
8.: cosmografia, f. -pòlitan -o-, S.:
cosmopolita, abitante del mondo,m.
còsset, s.: agnello allevato senza la ma-
e, m.
còstI,s.: spesa, f.; costo; prezzo, valore,
m.: net —, costo di fabbrica prima; free
of —, gratis; to my —, alle mie spese.
cost2, IRR.; (IN)TR.: costare: — what it
will, costi ciò che vuole.
còs-tal, ADI. : costale. -tard,s.: testa;
mela tonda e grossa, f.
cdstive, ADJ.: costipativo.
costipamento, riserramento, m.
cost-liness, s.: suntuosità; spesa gran-
de, f. -ly, ADI.: caro, suntuoso, dispen-
dioso ; splendido.
costume, S.: costume, m.
eòtI, s.: capanna, f.: sheep —, ovile, m.
cot2, INTR.: impacciarsi.
egtangent, s.: (geom.) cotangente, m.
cotémporary, ADJ.: contemporaneo,
coetaneo.
coterie, s.: società, brigata, f.
cittag-e, s.: capanna, f., tugurio, m.;
villa, f. -er, s.: che abita in una ca-
panna.
còttoni, s.: cotone, m., bambagia, f.: gun
— (Amer.), explosive — (Eng.), fulmico-
tone, m. cotton2, INTR.: accotonarsi,
adattarsi; convenire. »-factory, S.:
filatoio di cotone, m., filanda,f. -mill,
8: cotonificio; m. thread, -yarn,
8: filo di cotone, m. tree, S.: albero
che produce il cotone, m.
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couchi, s.: lettuccio, lettucciuolo, m.
couch?, TR.: coricare; stendere; INTR.:
coricarsi; distendersi: — in writing,
mettere in iscritto; — the lance, mettere
la lancia n resta. -amt, ADJ.: giacente.
-6e, 3.: giacimento, m. -er, s.: oculista
che leva la cattaratta; registratore, m.
-fellow, s.: compagno di letto, m.
-grass, S.: gramigna, f.
cough! kaf, s.: tossa, tosse, f.: have a
—, aver la tosse; whooping —, mal di
castrone, m. cough2, INTR.: tossire:
— out (up), espettorare, espurgare. -er,
s.: che ha la tosse. -ing, S.: tossire,
tossimento, m.
coulter, S.: coltro, vomero, m.
couneil, s.: concilio, consiglio; avvoca-
to, m.: privy —, consiglio di Stato, m.;
common —, consiglio della città, m.; —
counterchange
of war, consiglio di guerra, m. «board,
s.: tavola del consiglio, f. «chamber,
8.: camera del consiglio, f. -lor, s.:
consigliere; membro del consiglio, m.
counite}, TR.: unire.
counseli, s.: consiglio; avviso; avvoca-
to, m.: ask — of one, dimandar il consiglio
d’ alcuno; give one —, consigliare uno;
keep —, esser segreto. counsel 2, TR.:
consigliare, dare consiglio: — against,
sconsigliare, dissuadere. -able, ADI.:
che può esser consigliato. -lor, s.: con-
sigliere; avvocato, m.: privy —, consi-
gliere di Stato, m.; — at law, avvocato,
m. -lorship,s.: dignità (ufficio) di con-
sigliere, f.
céuntiI, s.: numero; conto, computo.
count, S.: conte, m. count3, TR.:
contare, computare, calcolare; stimare:
— upon, fondarsi. -able, ADI.: che si
può contare. «book, s.: libro di conti, m.
countenane-eI,s.: aria, f.; viso, volto;
aspetto; favore, m., protezione, f.; aiuto,
m.: pleasing —, viso piacevole; put one
out of —, far arrossire (or sconcertare,
confondere), alcuno; give — to, far buon
viso a, favoreggiare, appoggiare; be in
—, esser favorito; give —, favorire.
-e2, TR.: favorire, favoreggiare; proteg-
gere, caldeggiare. -er, S.: fautore, pro-
tettore, m.
céunteri, ADV.: contro; a rimpetto:
run —, opporsi, contrariare. counter?z,
s.: banco; gettone, m. -àct, TR.: at-
traversare, contrariare. -àctign, S.:
opposizione, f. -bàlanee1,S.: contrap-
peso, m. -balance2, TR.: contrappesa-
re; adequare, aggiustare. -bass, S.:
contrabasso, m. -bàAttery,S.: contrab-
batteria, f. -bufF1, s.: ripercotimento,
ripicchio, m. -buff2, TR.: rispingere,
ripercuotere. -change!, S.. contrac-
cambio, m. -change 2, TR.: contraccam-
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biare. -chirmi, s.: contramalia, f.
-charm2, TR: impedire |’ incanto.
-chèck1,s.: opposizione, resistenza ; cen-
sura reciproca, f. -check2, TR.: oppor-
re. -cunning, S.: astuzia contro la
parte avversa, f. -distinction, S.:
contradistinzione ; opposizione, f. -draw,
IRR.; TR.: retare (un disegno). -evi-
dence, s.: testimonio contrario, m.
-feit 1, ADJ.: contraffatto, imitato, falso;
supposto ; s.: falsificazione, f.; impostore,
ingannatore, m. -feit 2, TR. : contraffare ;
imitare; falsificare; falsare: — a will,
falsare un testamento; — the coin, fare
moneta falsa. -feiter, S.: contraffaci-
tore, falsario, m.: — of coin, monetario
falso, m. -feiting, S.: contraffacimento,
m.; imitazione, f. -feitly, ADV.: finta-
mente, falsamente. -foil, S.: contra-
taglia, f. -forts, s. PL.: (fort.) contraf-
forti, m. pl. -guard, s.: contragguar-
dia, f. -lathi, s.: panconcello, m.
-lath2, TR.: impalcare i panconcelli.
“light, s.: contrallume, m. -mand1,
s.: contrammandato, m. -mand 2, TR.:
contrammanare. -màrchi, s.: contram-
marcia, f. -march2, INTR.: far con-
trammarcia. -mark1I, s.: contrammar-
ca, f., contrassegno, m. -mark2, TR.:
mettere una seconda marca, contrasse-
gnare. -minel, S.: contrammina, f.
-mine?2, TR.: contramminare. «motion,
s.: moto contrario, m. -mure, S.: muro
di rinforzo, antimuro, m. -natural,
ADJ.: contrannaturale. -érder, S.: con-
tr’ ordine, m. -paee, S.: misura con-
traria, f. -pane, s.: coltre; coperta da
letto, f. -part, s.: copia; (mus.) parte
opposta,f. -pléa, s.: replica, f. -plot1,
s.: artifizio opposto ad artifizio, m.
-plot2, TR.: opporre artifizio ad artifizio.
-péint, s.: contrappunto, m. -pdisel,
S.: contrappeso, m. -poise2, TR.: con-
trappesare. =poison, S.: contravveleno,
m. “pressure, S.: forza opposta, f.
=project, S.: corrispondente progetto,
m. «proof, s.: prova del contrario, f.
“revolution, s.: rivoluzione opposta, f.
-scarpiI, S.: (fort.) contrascarpa, f.
-searp2, TR.: (fort.) fare una contra-
scarpa. -séal, TR.:. contrasigillare.
-security, S.: seconda mallevadoria, f.
-sign, TR.: contrassegnare. signal,
S.: (nav.) contrassegnale, m. -tenor,
s.: contralto, m. tide, s.: marca di
rovescio, f. -time, s.: contrattempo,
m.; opposizione, f. -turn, s.: catastro-
fe, f. -vaili, s.: equivalenza, equipon-
deranza, f. -vail{2, INTR.: valere altret-
tanto, equivalere. view, S.: opposi-
zione, f.; contrasto, m. -work, IRR.;
TR.: contramminare.
courtesan
céuntess, S.: contessa, f.
céunt-ing-house, s.: banco (de’ mer-
canti), m.; fattoria, f. -less, ADJ.: innu-
merabile.
coùntry I, s.: contrada, f.; paese, m.;
campagna; provincia, f.; patria, f.: my
(own) —, il mio paese natio, la mia pa-
tria; a fertile —, un paese fertile; we go
into the —, andiamo in campagna (or in
villa). country2, ADJ.: rustico, cam-
pestre. «ballad, s.: canzonetta, frot-
tola, f. =dance, s.: contraddanza, f.
“house, s.: villa, casa di campagna, f.
-life, s.: vita campestre, f -man,s.:
contadino, paesano ; villano; compaesano,
compatriota, m.: fellow —, compatriota.
-parson, s.: curato di villaggio, m.
=put, s.: ignorante, minchione, m. =seat
= country-house. squire, s.: genti
luomo di provincia, m. woman, s.:
contadina, f. -word, S.: parola vol-
gare, f.
county, S.: contea; provincia, f.
coupée, S.: (danc.) fioretto, m. :
coùp-leI,s.: coppia, f.; paio, m. -le2,
TR.: accoppiare; maritare; INTR.: accop-
piarsi, copularsi, congiungersi. -let, s.:
paio; (pros.) distico, m. -ling, s.: ac-
coppiamento, congiungimento, m.
courage, S.: coraggio; animo, m.; bra-
vura, f.: pick up —, farsi animo; —!
animo! coraggio! -rageous, ADJ.: co-
raggioso, bravo. -rageously, ADV.: co-
raggiosamente. -rageousness, S.: co-
raggio; valore, m. ~
courier, s.: corriere, messaggiere, m.
cour-seI,s.: corso, m.; carriera, f.; or-
dine; viaggio; cammino; metodo, m., ma-
niera ; usanza, f., rito ; servizio (di tavola),
m.: —s, mestrui, mesi, m. pl.; of —,
naturalmente, necessariamente; thing of
—, cosa naturale; words of —, compli-
menti, m. pl.; take your —, fate quel che
volete; take a wise —, pigliar buone mi-
sure; follow the — of time, navigare se-
condo il vento; let things take their —.
lasciare andar l’acqua alla china. -se2,
TR.: cacciare, dare la caccia; INTR.: va-
gare. -ser,S.: corsiere; destriero, m.
courti, s.: corte, f.; cortile; tribunale,
m.; giudici, m. pl.: go to —, andare alla
corte. court2, TR.: corteggiare; bri-
gare; sollecitare: — a young lady, cor-
teggiare una damigella. -baron, S.:
corte del padrone del fondo, f. card,
S.: carta figurata, f. -chaplain, S.:
cappellano di corte, m. =day, S.: giorno
curiale, m. cotirt-eous, ADJ.: cortese,
gentile; grazioso, benevolo. court-eous-
ly, ADV.: cortesemente; graziosamente.
court-eousness, s.: cortesia; pulitezza;
benevolenza, f. -esan, s.: cortigiana, f.
courtesy
court-esy!, S.: civiltà, pulitezza, f.;
(cîrtsy) riverenza (di donna). -esy2,
ntr.: fare la riverenza. -ier, s.: corti-
giano; uomo cortese, m. -ing, S.: cor-
teggiare, m. lady, s.: dama di corte,
f. -like, ADI.: cortigianesco, civile, ele-
gante. -liness, s.: affabilità, compia-
cenzag eleganza, f. -ly1I, ADV.: corti
gianamente, civilmente, elegantemente.
-ly2, ADI.: civile; grazioso. -martial,
s.: corte marziale, f., consiglio di guerra,
m. ‘eminion, S.: mignone, favorito,
m. splaster, s.: taffeta inglese, m.
«promises, S. PL.: belle parole senza
fatti, f. pl. -ship, S.: civiltà, compia-
cenza, pulitezza; galanteria, f. »visit,
s.: visita di corte ; visita breve, f. =yard,
§.: anticorte, f.
cousin, S.: cugino, m., cugina, f.
cove, S.: cala piccola, f.; rifugio, m.
civenantI, S.: patto, contratto, m.
covenant 2, INTR.: pattuire, trattare:
— of grace, alleanza di grazia. -ée, S.:
contrattante, contraente, m. -er, S.:
confederato, m.
eéver!, s.: coperchio ; rifugio; pretesto,
m., scusa, f.: table —, tappeto da tavola,
Mm. coverz2, TR.: coprire ; celare, pallia-
re: — up, coprire affatto; be —d! co-
pritevi! -ing, S.: coprimento; vesti-
mento, m. -let, S.: copertura, coperta,
f. -t, ADJ.: coperto, nascosto, segreto;
8: luogo coperto, nascondiglio; rifugio,
m. -tly, ADV.: copertamente, segreta-
mente, di nascosto. -tness, S.: segre-
tezza ; ritiratezza, f. -ture, S.: coper-
tura; protezione; condizione di donna
maritata, f. -t=way, S.: (fort.) strada
coperta, f.
edvet, TR.: bramare, desiderare. -able,
ADJ.: desiderabile, appetibile. -ed, ADJ.:
bramato, desiderato ; ambito. -ous, ADJ.:
avido, avaro; sordido. -ously, ADV.:
avaramente ; sordidamente. -ousness,
8: avarizia; cupidità, f.
edvey, s.: covata; nidiata, f.
oòwI, s.: vacca, f.: little —, vacchetta,
f; mileh —, vacca da latte, f. cowz,
TR.: intimorire, spaventare.
ciward, s.: codardo ; poltrone, vigliacco,
m. -iee, s.: codardia, vigliaccheria, f.
-liness, s.: timidezza, pusillanimità, co-
dardia, f. -ly, ADJ.: codardo, vigliacco,
pusillanimo ; ADV.: poltronescamente, vi-
Bliaccamente; vilmente. -ship{ = cow-
ardliness.
odwer, INTR.: appiattarsi; chinarsi.
cow-herd, s.: vaccaro, m. -house, S.:
stalla da vacche, f. «keeper, S.: vac-
caro, m.
pati S.: cappuccio, m.: take the —, farsi
ra
cramped
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céw-leech, s.: medico alle vacche, ma-
nescalco, m. =pox, s.: vaccina, f.
coworker, s.: cooperatore, collaboratore,
m. |
céwslip, s.:
tassobarbasso, m., prima-
vera, f.
cox-comb, s.: cresta d’un gallo, f.; scioc-
co, farfallino, m. -còm(b)ical, ADI.:
da sciocco, affettato. -combry, s.: fatui-
tà, sciocchezza, babbuassaggine, f.
còy1, ADJ.: schifo; modesto, riserbato.
coy 2, INTR.: comportarsi con riserva;
farsi pregare. -ish, ADJ.: contegnoso;
timido. -Iy, ADV.: contegnosamente.
-mess, S.: contegno, m.; ritrosia, mode-
stia affettata, f.
còzen, TR.: ingannare, truffare.
8.: truffa, f., inganno, m.
natore, giuntatore, m.
eràb, s.: granchio; cancro, m.; mela
salvatica, f. -bed, ADJ.: aspro; arcigno.
-bedly, ADv.: aspramente; arcignamen-
te. -bedness, s.: asprezza; arcignezza,
f.; viso arcigno, m.; difficoltà, f. -by,
ADJ.: ruvido; difficile. fish, s.: gran-
chio, m. tree, s.: melo salvatico, m.
rage,
cer, S.: Ingan-
eràck1I, s.: crepatura, fessura; scoppia-
ta, f., fracasso; millantatore, m. erack2,
TR.: crepare, fendere; schiacciare; rom-
pere; INTR.: fendersi, scoppiare; vantarsi,
millantarsi: — out, intimorire; — nuts,
rompere le nocciuole; — a joke, fare uno
scherzo; — the fingers, farsi scricchiola-
re le dita. -brained, ADJ.: scervella-
to. -er, S.: salterello; millantatore;
biscottino, m. -le, INTR.: scoppiettare,
scricchiolare. -ling,S.: scoppiettata, f.
-nel, s. : ciambella, f.
cradle, s.: culla, cuna; infanzia, f.; let-
to per varare un vascello, m.
TR.: cullare.
cradle 2,
eraft, s.: mestiere, m., professione; astu-
zia, f., artificio, m.; barca, f., battello, m.,
chiatta, f. -ily, ADV.: astutamente, con
astuzia. -iness, S.: astuzia; strata-
gemma, f. -sman, S.: artigiano, arte-
fice, m. -smaster, S.: artefice esperto,
M. -Y, ADJ.: astuto, scaltro, volpino.
erag, s.: rupe, balza (rock); collottola
(neck piece), f. -ged, ADJ.: aspro, erto,
scosceso, pieno di balze. -gedness,
-giness, S.: asprezza; ertezza, f. -gy
= cragged.
eram, TR.: impinzare; ficcare; stivare;
INTR.: impinzarsi (di carne, ecc.): — tur-
keys, ingrassare i polli d’ India ; — in, fic-
car dentro con isforzo.
cràmbo, 8.: giuoco di rima, m.
cràmp!, ADJ.: difficile; intrigato; S.:
granchio ; ritiramento di muscoli; osta-
colo, m. ecramp2, uncinare; costrin-
gere. -ed, ADJ.: affettato, intirizzato.
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-fish, s.: torpedine, f.
picone; graffio, m.
orampéon, s.: rampicone; fermaglio, m.
cranberry, s.: mora di prunaio, f.
crane I,s.: grà, grue, f.; argano; sifone,
m. crane 2 (up), TR.: tirare su per mezzo
d'un argano. -’s-bill, s.: geranio, m.;
pinzette, f. pl.
erani-dlogy, S.: craniologia, f.
s.: cranio, m.
erànki, s.: manovella, lieva; sinuosita,
f.; ghiribizzo; uomo ghiribizzoso (eccen-
trico, scervellato), visionario, pazzo, m.
erank2, ADJ.: gagliardo; (nav.) tente-
nante.
erànkle, INTR.: serpeggiare.
serpeggiamenti, m. pl.
orànkness, s.: sanità, f.; vigore, m.
crànky, ADJ.: visionario, pazzo.
oràn-nied, ADJ.: crepato, crepolato.
-ny, S.: crepatura, fessura, f.
cràpe, S.: velo, m.
erash 1,s.: fracasso, strepito,m. crash2,
TR.: fracassare; rompere; INTR.: strepi-
tare. -ing, S.: conquassamento, m.
cràsis, S.: temperamento, m.; (pros.)
crasi, f.
eràss, ADJ.: crasso; grosso, grande.
-itude, S.: crassezza; grossezza, f.
crastination {, s.: dilazione, f., ritardo,
m.
ceràtch}, s.: rastrelliera, greppia, mangia-
toia, f.
crater, S.: cratere, m.
cràunch, TR.: schiacciare in bocca, sgre-
tolare.
cravat, s.: cravatta, f.
crave, TR.: pregare, implorare.
cràveni, s.: gallo scorato; codardo, m.
craven2, TR.: intimidire; scoraggiare.
era-ver, S.: domandatore, m. -ving,
ADJ.: insaziabile; avido. -vingness, S.:
insaziabilità, f.
craw, S.: gozzo, M.
erawfish, s.: granchio, gambero, m.
er&wli, s.: vivaio, m. erawl2, INTR.:
strascinare, rampicare; umiliarsi: make
one’s flesh —, fare accaponar la vita.
-er, S.: rettile, m.
erayont, s.: pastello, m.
TR.: disegnare col pastello.
oraz-e, TR.: fracassare, rompere; dimen-
tare. -ed, ADJ.: rotto, scemo, forsenna-
to: — with grief, pazzo dal dolore. -ed-
ness, S.: decrepità, vecchiezza estrema,
f. -imess, S.: infermità, imbecillità, f.
-y, ADJ.: decrepito ; debile, malsano.
eréak, INTR.: scricchiolare; cigolare.
-ing, 8.: scricchiolata, f.
créami, s.: crema, fiore di latte, m.:
whipped —, capo di latte. cream,
TR.: schiumare ; INTR.: rappigliarsi. =col-
cramp-fish
eiron, S.: ram-
-um,
-8, S. PL:
crayon2,
crepitation
oured, ADJ.: colore di crema. faced,
ADJ.: pallido. -y, ADJ.: pieno di crema.
créanee}, s.: credenza, f.
eréaseI, S.: piega, crespa, riga, f.
crease 2, TR.: piegare, increspare.
crea-te, TR.: creare, causare; suscitare,
-tion, s.: creazione; elezione, f. -tive,
ADJ.: creativo, generativo. -ter, S.:
creatore, m. -ture krè-, s.: creatura, f.;
ente, animale, m.: our fellow —s, i nostri
simili; there is not a living —, non vi è
anima viva.
créb-ritude}, s.: frequenza, f.
ADI.: frequente.
ceré-denee, s.: credenza; fede; fama, f.
-dénda, s.: articoli di fede, m. pl.
-dent, ADJ.: credente; accreditato.
-déntials, s. PL.: lettere credenziali,
J. pl.
credibility, s.: credibilità, probabilità, f.
orèd-ible, ADJ.: credibile, degno di fede.
-ibleness, S.: probabilità, verisimilitu-
dine; credenza, f. -ibly, ADV.: credibil-
mente. -it1, S.: credito, m.; fede; ri-
putazione, fama, stima; autorità, f.:
letter of —, lettera di credito, f.; give
— to, dar credito (prestar fede) a; debit
and —, dare ed avere, debito e credito.
-it2, TR.: credere, prestar fede; far
onore; fidarsi. -itable, ADJ.: onorevole;
stimabile. -itableness, S.: onorevo-
lezza; riputazione, f. -itably, ADV.:
con credito, onorevolmente. -itor, S.:
creditore, m. -itrix, S.: creditrice, f.
-ùlity, s.: credulità, f. -ulous, ADI.:
credulo, agevole al credere. -ulously,
ADV.: da credulo. -ulousness, S.: faci-
lità a credere, f.
eréed, S.: credo, m.;
fede, f.
eréeki, s.: cala, calanca, f., seno di ma-
re, m. creek, INTR.: scricciolare. -y,
ADJ.: pieno di cale.
oréep, IRR.; INTR.: rampicare, strisciare,
serpeggiare ; abbassarsi, umiliarsi: — în,
into, ficcarsi; insinuarsi; — into one’s
favour, insinuarsi nell altrui favore; —
on, accostarsi insensibilmente; — out,
andare via sottilmente; — up, arrampi-
carsi. -er,S.: pianta strisciante (or ram-
picante), f.; alare del fuoco, m. -hole,
s.: buco per scampare; pretesto, m.
-ing, ADJ.: strisciante, serpeggiante; S.:
bassezza, viltà, f.: — thing, rettile, m.
-ingly, ADV.: a modo de’ rettili.
cré-mate, TR.: cremare. -mation, S.:
cremazione, f. -matory, S.: crematoio,
m.
orémor, S.: cremore, m.
crénated, ADI. : merlato.
crépi-tate, INTR.: scoppiettare.
tion, s.: scoppiettio, crepito, m.
-rousi,
confessione di
-ta-
crepuscule
crepiscu-le, s.: crepuscolo; bruzzolo,
m. -lous, ADJ.: tra ’l dì e la notte.
créseent, ADJ.: crescente; S.: luna cre-
scente, f.
eréss, S.: crescione, m.
orésset, S.: fanale, faro, m.
orèst, S.: cresta, f.; pennacchio; orgo-
glio; animo, m. -ed, ADJ.: crestuto.
fallen, ADJ.: sgomentato, sbigottito.
«less, ADJ.: senza cresta; senza insegna.
cretaceous, ADI. : cretaceo.
eréviee I, s.: crepatura, fessura, f. crev-
ice 2, TR.: spaccare, fendere.
crew kri, s.: banda; torma; mano, f.;
(nav.) equipaggio, m., chiurma, f.
orewel krù-, s.: lana filata, f.
cribl, s.: mangiatoia; capanna, f. erib2,
TR.: ingabbiare; rubare. -bage,s.: spe-
zie di giuoco di carte (in Inghilterra), f.
-biter, s.: cavallo ch’ appoggia i denti
alla mangiatoia, m.
eribble, s.: crivello, cribro, m.
cribration, s.: cribrazione, f.
erick}, s.: scricchiolata, f.
cricket1, s.: grillo. cricket2, S.: sga-
bello; giuoco alla palla, m.
orier, S.: banditore, m.
crime, s.: delitto, crimine, m.; colpa, f.
-fuli, ADJ.: scellerato, malvagio; colpe-
vole. -less, ADI. : incolpevole, innocente.
crim-inal, ADJ.: criminale; colpevole;
§.: delinquente, malfattore, m. -inality,
ADV.: criminalità, f. © -inally, ADV.:
criminalmente. -inalness, s.: crimina-
lità, f.; delitto, m. -inate, TR.: incol-
pare. -inadtion, s.: incolpamento, m.,
accusa, f. -imatory, ADJ.: incolpante,
accusante. -imous, ADJ.: criminoso, col-
pevole, iniquo. -imously, ADV.: colpa-
bilmente. -inousness, s.: malvagità,
f.; crime, m.
crimp!, ADI.: fragile. erimp2, TR.:
atricciare i capelli. -le, TR.: increspare,
grinzare ; INTR.: raggrinzarsi, ritirarsi.
erimsoni, ADJ.: chermisino ; s.: chermisì,
m. erimson2, TR.: tingere in chermisì.
crincum, 8.: capriccio, m., fantasia, f.
ering-e1, s.: ossequio servile, m. -e2,
TR.: contrarre, increspare ; INTR.: adulare
vilmente, far il lusinghiere. -ing, ADJ.:
abietto, servile, basso; s.: sommessione
bassa; adulazione, f.
erinigerous, ADJ.: pieno di capelli, pe-
logo, capelluto.
erinkle1, s.: piega, grinza; sinuosità, f.
crinkle2, INTR.: serpeggiare, volteg-
giare,
crinése, ADI. : crinuto, pieno di capelli.
erippleI, aDJ.: zoppo, mutilato. crip-
Ple2, TR.: storpiare, mutilare; (nav.)
‘disarmare, disfare. -ness, S.: storpia-
tura, mutilazione, f.
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crisis, s.: crisi, f.; periodo decisivo, m.
crìspI, ADJ.: crespo. erisp2, TR.: in-
crespare; inanellare, arricciare. -ation,
S.: raggrinzamento, arricciamento, m. ;
crespezza, f. -img-iron, s.: calamistro,
m. -mess, 8.: increspatura, f. -y, ADI.:
crespo, increspato, arricciato.
criss-cross-row, S.: alfabeto, m.
eritérion, s.: criterio; indizio, m.
eriti-c, ADJ.: critico; S.: critico; cen-
crossebar-shot
sore, m. -cal, ADJ.: critico; esatto, ac-
curato. -cally, ADV.: criticamente, da
critico; esattamente. -calness, s.: esat-
tezza, accuratezza, f. -eise, TR.: criti-
care, censurare. -eism, S.: criticismo,
m.; critica, f.
eréak, INTR. : gracidare, crocitare. -ing,
s.: gracchiamento, m.
croceous, ADJ.: croceo.
eréck!, S.: pignatta, f. crock2, TR.:
annerare. -=butter, s.: burro salato,
m. -ery,S.: stoviglie, f. pl.; maiolica, f.
-ery-ware, S.: maiolica, f.
eròcedile, s.: coccodrillo, m.
crocus, 8.: Croco, m.
croft, s.: chiuso piccolo, m.
crdis-a de}, -adot, S.: crociata, f. -est,
S. PL.: crociati, m. pl.
cròn-e, S.: pecora vecchia, vecchiaccia, f.
-y, S.: amico vecchio, m., conoscenza vec-
chia, f.
eréok1,s.: uncino; crocco; rocco, m.:
by hook or by —, per ruffa e raffa.
crook 2, TR.: incurvare; piegare; INTR.:
piegarsi. =back, s.: gobbo; scrignuto,
m. =backed, ADJ.: gobbo, scrignuto.
-ed, ADJ.: piegato, adunco; perverso.
-edly, ADV.: tortamente; mal volontieri.
-edness, S.: curvatura, piegatura, sinuo-
sità, f. -legged, ADJ.: storto di gambe.
erdon, INTR.: tubare, gemicare.
erép I, s.: gozzo (d'uccello), m.; ricolta,
raccolta, f.; cavallo scodato, m.: — of
wheat, ricolta da frumento. crop2, TR.:
scortare; tosare ; INTR.: fare la raccolta;
mietere. -ful, ADJ.: sazio, satollo. -sick,
ADJ.: impinzato.
crésier, S.: pastorale, bastone vescovile,
m.
créslet, s.: frostale, m., crocetta, f.
eròssI, S.: croce; afflizione, pena, f., tor-
mento; infortunio, m.: the holy —, la
santa croce ; the sign of the —, il segno
della croce. eross2, ADJ.: traverso,
contrario, opposto; perverso. cross 3,
TR.: attraversare; impedire; INTR.: op-
porsi: — out, cancellare; — over, var-
care; passare; — one’s legs, incrocic-
chiare le gambe; — one’s self, far il segno
della croce; — over the street, attraver-
sare la strada. «bar, 8.: sbarra, f.
-bar-shot, s.: palla di canone ramata, f.
80 crosshite
-bite 1, s.: furberia; fraude, f. -bitez,
TR.: ingannare; garabullare. -bow, S.:
balestra, f. -bowman, s.: balestraio,
m. “-breed,s.: razza incrociata, razza
bastarda, f. -examine, TR.: esaminare
artatamente. -examination, S.: inter-
rogatorio in contradditorio, m. -grained,
ADJ.: perverso, bisbetico. -ing, s.: (rail.)
transito, passaggio, m. -ly, ADV.: attra-
verso; in modo opposto; sventuratamen-
te. -ness, S.: intersecazione; perversità,
f.; mal umore, m. =road,s.: crocevia,
f.; transito, m. row, s.: alfabeto, m.
=way, S.: crocevia, f. -ways, -wise,
ADV.: in croce.
crotch, s.: uncinetto; amo, Mm. -es, S. PL.:
(nav.) forcati, m. pl. -et, S.: croma;
fantasia, f.; capriccio, m.; parentesi, f.
crouch, INTR.: appiattarsi; umiliarsi.
créup, S.: groppa, f.; groppone,
-ier, S.: sottocapo del banchiere, m.
erow 1, s.: cornacchia; lieva; stanga, f.;
canto del gallo, m.: carrion —, corbino,
m.; cornacchia, f. crow 2, IRR.; INTR.:
cantare; vantarsi, millantarsi; trionfare;
insultare : sail, far forza di vele.
“bar, S.: stanga di ferro, f., raffio, m.
erowd!, s.: folla; calca; moltitutine, f.:
get through the —, farsi strada tra la fol-
la. erowd2, TR.: affollare; stringere;
INTR.: stringersi nella calca: — in, en-
trare in folla, affluire. -er, S.: suona-
tore di violino, m
créwfoot, sS.: ranoncolo, m.
eréwn!, corona; ghirlanda; cima, som-
mità, f.; ornamento; fine, m.; (hat.) for-
ma, f.: — of the head, cima della testa;
— of a hat, forma d’un cappello. crown2,
TR.: coronare; ricompensare; damare
(una pedina). -glass, s.: vetro bianco,
m. imperial, s.: (bot.) giglio paonaz-
zo, m. -ing, S.: coronamento, m., co-
ronazione, f. «land, s.: dominio della
corona, m. -scab, s.: scabbia farinacea,
f. wheel, s.: ruota di riscontro, f.
-works, s. PL.: (fort.) coronamento, m
erti-cial, ADI.. a forma di croce, tra-
sversale; severo, critico, penoso. -ciate,
TR.: crociare; tormentare. -eible, s.:
crogiuolo, correggiuolo, m. -eiferous,
ADJ.: crucifero. -eifix, S.: crocifisso,
m. -eifixion, s.: crocifissione, f. -ei-
form, ADJ.: crociforme. -eify, TR.:
crocifiggere ; tormentare. 7
ertid-e, ADJ.: crudo, aspro; acerbo; im-
maturo; imperfetto. -ely, ADV.: im-
m.
maturamente. -eness, -ity, S.: crudez-
za; immaturità; indigestione, f.
ertiel, ADI.: crudele; inumano. -ly,
ADV.: crudelmente, inumanamente, bar-
baramente. -mess, -ty, S.: crudeltà;
inumanita, fi
cubical
crientatet, ADJ.: sanguinoso.
ertiet, S.: stagnata, ampollina (per I’ olio
o l’ aceto), f. «stand, s.: portaamol-
lini, m.
erùis-eI,s.. crociera, f.; corseggiare, m.
-e2, INTR.: corseggiare, andare in corso.
-er, S.: corsale, corsaro, pirata, m. -ing,
S.: corseggiare, corso, m.
erùm-(b), s.: midolla; mica, f. -ble, TR
sminuzzare ; tritare; INTR.: sminuzzarsi;
stritolarsi: — down, ammottarsi e scos-
cendersi, franare, sfascciarsi.
crùmp, ADJ.: gobbo, gibboso, storto.
-footed, ADJ.: che ha i piedi storti. -le,
INTR.: raggrinzare; spiegazzare; sciu-
pare; INTR.: raggrinzarsi. -ling, s.: pic-
cola mela bistorta, f.
crùpper, S.. groppiera: groppa, f.
erùral, ADJ.: (anat.) crurale.
erusa-de, -do, s.: crociata, f. -der,
8.: crociato, soldato della crociata, m.
ertset, S.: crogiuolo, m
erùshI, s.: schiacciamento, ammacca-
mento, m.; collisione, f. crush2, TR.:
schiacciare, ammaccare; premere, oppri-
mere.
erùstiI, s.: crosta; incrostatura, f.: little
—, crostello, m.: bit of —, crostellino,
m. erust2, TR.: incrostare; INTR.: in-
crostarsi, formarsi in crosta. -&eeous,
ADJ.: crostaceo, crostuto. -ation, S.:
incrostatura, f. -ed, s., ADJ.: crostuto,
incrostato. -ily, ADV.: di cattivo umore.
-iness, S.: crosta, f.; cattivo umore, m.
-y, ADJ.: crostuto; bisbetico.
crutch, S.: gruccia, croccia, stampella, f.
ery!,s.: grido; clamore; pianto, m.:
of hounds, muta di cani, f. ery2, TR.:
chiamare; promulgare; INTR.: gridare;
strepitare, strillare, piangere: — to God,
invocare Iddio; — mercy, domandar mise-
ricordia; — aloud, gridar ad alta voce;
— down, diffamare, discreditare; — out,
sclamare; gridare ad alta voce; — out
against, dolersi, lamentarsi; — out upon,
svergognare; — unto, invocare, implora-
re; — up, esaltare, vantare. -ing-out,
s.: esclamazione, f.
eryp-tic(al), ADI.: occulto, segreto. -tog-
raphy, s.: crittografia, f. -tòlogy, 8.:
linguaggio mistico, m
erystali, s.: cristallo, m. crystal 2,
-line, ADJ.: cristallino. -lization, 5.:
cristallizzazione, f. -lize, (IN)TR.: cri-
stallizzare.
cub lI, orso giovane, m.
gliare, partorire.
cu-bation, s.: giacere, m.
ADJ.: giacente.
cù-bature, s.: (geom.) cubatura, f. -be.
s.: cubo, m. -be=root, s.: radice cu-
bica, f. -bical, ADI.: cubico. -bical-
cubz, TR.: fi-
cu-batory,
cubicalness
ness, S.: forma cubica, f.
ADI.: cubiforme.
cabit, s.: cubito, gombito, m.
cubitale, di cubito.
cuckold 1, S.: cornuto, m.
tR.: far le corna ad uno.
bietto, povero.
cùekgo, S.: cuculo, m.
cardamindo, crescione, m.
cucùllate(d), ADJ.: incappucciato.
cucumber, S.: cetriuolo, m.
cu-curbitaceous, ADJ.: cucurbitaceo.
-cirbit(e), s.: cucurbita, f.
oud, s.: cibo rugumato, m.: chew the —,
rugumare, ruminare.
eùddenj, s.: sciocco, minchione, m.
cuddle, INTR.: appiattarsi, stare appiat-
tato, covigliarsi.
ouddy, s.: asino.
cudgeli, s.: bacchio, bastone, m. cud-
gel2, TR.: bastonare: — one’s brains,
beccarsi il cervello. -ling, s.. basto-
nata, f.
che, S.: coda; fine, f.; indizio; avviso;
umore, m.: in good —, in bell’ umore;
give one his —, imbeccare uno.
euérpo, s.: camiciuola, f.; giubbone, m.:
în —, in giubbone.
cùff1, s.: manichino, m.; guanciata, f.;
go to —s, venire alle mani, fare a’ pugni.
cuff 2, TR.: schiaffeggiare; INTR.: fare
alle pugne.
cuiràss, s.: corazza, armadura del busto,
f. -îer, s.: soldato armato di corazza, m.
enish, S.: cosciale, m.
cùlerage, s.: persicaria, f.
cùlinary, ADI. : di cucina. -
cull, TR.: scegliere, cogliere, cappare.
cùllender, s.: colatoio, m.
cùller, s.: sceglitore, m.
cùillion, s.: briccone, birbone, m.
ADJ.: abbietto, vile.
cùllis, s.: consumato, m.
cùlly1,s.: goffo, sciocco, m.
TR.: ingannare, beffare.
culmiferous, ADJ.: culmifero.
cùlmi-nate, INTR.: culminare.
tion, s.: (astr.) culminazione, f.
culpability, s.: colpabilità, reità, f.;
delitto, misfatto, m.
cùlpabl-e, ADJ.: colpevole; criminale.
“ness, s.: crimine, m.; colpa, f. -y,
ADV.: reamente, biasimevolmente.
cùlprit, 8.: accusato, reo, m.
eùlter, s.: coltro, vomero, m.
calti-vate, TR.: coltivare; migliorare,
perfezionare. -vation, S.: coltivamen-
to,m., coltura, f.; miglioramento, m. -va-
tor, s.: coltivatore, m.
cùlturet, s.: coltura, f.; coltivamento,
m. culturez, TR.: coltivare.
eùlverI, 8.: colombo; piccione, m.
-biform,
-al, ADJ.:
cuckold 2,
-ly, ADJ.: ab-
-flower, S.:
-ly,
eully 2,
-na-
cùm-ber!, s.: imbarazzo, m.
cùpreous, ADJ.: cupreo.
cur, s.: cagnaccio, cane degenerato, m. 4
eu-rable, ADI.: curabile, sanabile.
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eulver(in) 2, s.: colubrina, f.
culvert, s.: cateratta, f.; condotto sot-
terraneo; (ratl.) ponte di sopra.
-ber2,
INTR.: imbarazzare; imbrogliare. -ber-
some, ADJ.: scomodo, molesto, affanno-
so. -bersomely, ADV.: incomodamente.
-bersomeness, s.: ingombro. -branee,
impedimento; ostacolo, m. -brous =
cumbersome.
cumin, S.: comino, m.
cùmu-late, TR.: cumulare, ammassare.
-lation, s.: cumulo, ammassamento, m.
-lative, ADJ.: cumulativo.
cuncta-tion, s.: ritardo, m., dimora, f.
«tor, S.: ritardatore, m.
cunéifgrm, ADJ.: cuneiforme, basilare.
cùnning, ADJ.: astuto, scaltrito, fino,
esperto; S.: astuzia, accortezza; sagaci-
tà, f. -ly, ADV.: astutamente; destra-
mente. -manj,s.: divinatore,m. -ness,
s.: astuzia, scaltrezza, sottigliezza, f.
cùpiI,s.: coppa, tazza, f.; bicchiere, m.;
(bot.) boccia ; (surg.) coppetta, f.: parting
—; mancia, buona mano, f.; — of a flower,
calice d’un fiore; be in one’s —s, essere
ubbriaco. cup2, TR.: appiccare le ven-
tose. =bearer, S.: coppiere, coppiero,
m. -hoard I kuberd, s.: credenza, f., buf-
fetto, armario, m. -board 2, TR.: riser-
vare; tesoreggiare.
cupidity, s.: cupidità, cupidigia, f.
cupola, s.: cupola, f.
cup-per, S.: scarificatore, m.
-ping,
S.: ventosare, m. -ping-glass, s.: ven-
tosa, f.
-ra-
bleness, s.: curagione; cura, f. -raey,
s.: carica di curato,f. -rate, S.: curato,
parroco, m. -rateship, S.: uffizio di
curato, m., cura, f. -rative, ADJ.: cura-
tivo. -rator, s.: curatore; amministra-
tore, m.
cùrbi, s.: freno, morso; ristringimento,
m., proibizione, f. curb2, TR.: frenare,
tener a freno; rintuzzare, ristringere.
-stone, S.: pietra dell’ orlo, cornice (d’un
pavimento), f.
cùrcuma, S.: curcuma, f.
cardi, s.: latte rappreso, m.:
turn to
—, rappigliarsi. curd2, TR.: coagu-
lare, rappigliare. -le, TR.: coagulare,
rappigliare ; INTR.: coagularsi, rappigliar-
si. -led, ADJ.: quagliato, rappreso: —
milk, latte rappreso. -s = curd.
cùr-eI,s.: cura; parrocchia, f.: past —,
incurabile. -e2,TR.: curare, sanare, gua-
rire ; rimediare: — a fever, guarire della
febbre. -eless, ADJ.: incurabile. -er,
s.: medico; curatore, m.
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cù'rfew, s.: tocco della campana di notte
(per “coprire il fuoco,” e andare a letto),
m.; campana di sera, f.; coperchio del
fuoco f, m.
curiality, S.: privilegi della curia, m.
pl.
curing, S.: curare, guarire, m.
curiòsity, S.: curiosità; rarità, f.: out
of —, per curiosita.
enrious, ADJ.: curioso; squisito, raro,
delicato; esatto: — piece of work, capo
@ opera, m. -ly, ADV.: curiosamente;
con esattezza, con arte. -ness = curi-
ostty.
earl, s.: riccio, m.; sinuosità, f. curl2,
TR.: arricciare, inanellare; INTR.: arric-
ciarsi: — up, aggrovigliarsi.
cù'rlew, s.: chiurlo, m.
cùrling, s.: arricciamento de’ capelli, m.
“iron, S.: calamistro, m. paper, S.:
carta da ricci, f.
curmùdgegn, S.:
-ly, ADJ.: avaraccio.
eùrrant, S.: ribes, m., uva spina, f.
-bush, s.: arboscello dell’ uva spina, m.
cùrren-ey, S.: corso, m.; circolazione;
continuità, f.: paper —, carta monetata ;
in —, che ha corso. -t, ADJ.: corrente;
comune; s.: corrente, f.: — coin, mone-
ta corrente. -t-price, S.: prezzo cor-
rente, m. -tly, ADV.: correntemente;
generalmente. -tness, 8.: circolazione;
facilità di pronunzia, volubilità, f.
eurricle, S.: birroccio, m.
eurrier, s.: conciatore di pelli, m.
cùrrish, ADJ.: cagnesco, brusco, brutale.
-ly, ADV.: brutalmente, bruscamente.
qurry, TR.: lustrare il cuoio ; stregghiare,
.strigliare: — favour with one, corteggiare,
adulare alcuno. -comb, S.: stregghia, f.
curs-e1, s.: maledizione, imprecazione, f.
-e 2, TR.: maledire ; affliggere ; INTR.: giu-
rare; bestemmiare. -ed, ADJ.: maledet-
to, esecrando. -edly, ADV.: malissima-
mente, miseramente, odiosamente. -ed-
ness, S.: cattività, f., carattere cattivo,
m. -er,S.: bestemmiatore, m.
cùrship, s.: cattivo umore, m., brutalità, f.
eurso-rily, ADV.: in fretta; alla leggie-
ra. -riness,S.: rapidità; leggerezza, f.
-ry, ADJ.: leggiero, frettoloso.
curst, ADJ.: maledetto, esecrabile, per-
verso. -mess, S.: perversità, cattivezza ;
malizia, f.
curt, ADJ.: corto, scortato.
mozzare, troncare.
eartain |, s.: cortina,.f.; cortinaggio di
letto, m.: bed —s, cortinaggio di letto,
m.; window —s, tende di finestra, f. pl. ;
— of a theatre, sipario, m.; the — rises,
si leva il sipario. curtain2, TR.: incor-
tinare, chiudere con cortine. -lecture,
avaro, spilorcio, m.
-ail, TR.:
cut
s.: rabbuffo (in letto), m.
ga di ferro, f.
cuùrtsy = courtesy.
cur-vated, ADJ.: curvato, piegato. -va-
tion, s.: curvità, curvezza, f. -vature,
s.: incurvatura, f. -wel, ADI: curvo,
storto; S.: linea curva; incurvatura, f.
-ve 2, TR.: curvare, piegare. -veti, S.:
(horse.) corvetta, f.; salto, m. -vetz,
INTR.: (horse.) fare le corvette, corvet-
tare; saltare. -vilineal, -vilinear,
ADJ.: curvilineo. -vity, S.: curvità;
piegatura, f.
cushion, s.: cuscino ; guanciale, m.: miss
the —, uscir del seminato. -ed, ADI.:
seduto sur un cuscino. -et, S.: cusci-
netto, m.
cùsp, S.: (astr.) corna della mezzaluna,
f. pl. -ated, -idated, ADJ.: cuspidato,
puntuto.
custard, s.: berlingozzo, m.
eustody, s.: custodia; prigione, f.: take
into —, imprigionare.
custom I, S.: costume, m., costumanza,
f.; usanza, f.; uso, rito, m.; dogana, f.;
avventore, m.: collector of the —-s, rice-
vitore della dogana; —s and usages,
usanze e costumanze. custom, TR.:
pagar la dogana. -able, ADJ.: comune;
abituale. -ableness, S.: costumanza;
assuefazione, f. -ably, ADV.: secondo
l’uso. -arily, ADV.: abitualmente, or-
dinariamente. -ariness, S.: consuetudi-
ne, usanza, f. --ary, ADJ.: abituale, or-
dinario, comune: — laws, leggi munici-
pali, f. pl. -ed, ADI.: costumato; usuale.
-er, S.: avventore, compratore, m. «free,
ADJ.: franco di dogana. «house, S.:
dogana, f.: pass goods through the —,
sdoganare merci. -house-officer, S.:
doganiere, m.
cùti1,s.: taglio; pezzo, m.; fetta; ferita;
stampa, f.; (rail.) intaglio, m., trincea, f.:
short —, scorciatoia, f.; ADI.: tagliato,
trinciato, inciso; tagliato a facette (of
glass). cut2, IRR.; TR.: tagliare; trin-
ciare; mozzare; ferire; dividere, sepa-
rare; IRR.; INTR.: tagliarsi, intersecarsi;
penetrare; traversare: — capers, fare
delle capriuole; — off delays, sbrigarsi;
— a figure, fare del grande; — ones
way, aprirsi una strada; — one’s hair,
tagliarsi i capelli; — a figure, far figura;
— the grass under one's feet, soppiantare ;
— lots, giuocare alle buschette; — short,
abbreviare; interrompere; fermare; —
small, sminuzzare; — asunder, tagliare
in due, dividere; — away, troncare; to-
gliere; — down, abbattere; segare;
troncare; — off, mozzare; estirpare;
spropriare; precidere; prevenire; inter-
rompere; anticipare; impedire; — out,
-rod, 8: ver.
cutaneous
formare; adattare; inventare; sorpassa-
re; — up, trinciare ; notomizzare.
cutaneous, ADJ.: cutaneo.
cù-ticle, s.: cuticola, pellicola, f.
ular = cutaneous.
cut-lass, S.: scimitarra, f. -ler, s.: col-
tellinaio, m. -lery, S.: arte del coltelli-
naio, f.
cùtlet, s.: costoletta, braciuola, f.
cùt-pirse, s.: tagliaborse ; borsaiuolo, m.
-ter, S.: tagliatore; cottero, m., scia-
luppa, f.: stone —, tagliapietre, m.
-throat, ADJ.: barbaro, crudele; s.: as-
sassino, tagliacantone; luogo periglioso,
m. -ting, ADJ.: pungente; satirico; S.:
ritaglio, m., tagliata, f.: open —, (rail.)
intaglio, m., trincea, f.; —s, ritagli.
oùttle, s.: seppia, f. (pesce); maldicente, m.
cùt-water, S.: (nav.) tagliamare, m.
ey-cle, s.: ciclo; corso, m. -cloid, s.:
(geom.) cicloide, f.
eyclopedia -pé-, S.: enciclopedia, f.
eygnet, S.: cigno giovine, m.
eyl-inder, s.: cilindro, m.
(al), ADJ.: cilindrico.
eymîr, S.: zimarra, f.
eymbal, s.: cemballo, m.
eynanthropy, S.: frenesia canina, f.
eynegétics, S. PL.: arte della caccia, f.
eynic, S.: cinico, m. -al, ADI.: cinico;
brutale.
eynosure, S.: cinosura; (astr.) orsa mi-
nore; mira, guida, f.
eypress, =trée, S.: cipresso, m.; grove
of —es, cipresseto, m. =wood, S.: ci-
presso, m.
eyprus, s.: velo, m.
eyst, s.: cisti, f., tumore, m.
cistico, tumoroso. -étomy, S. :
ne della cisti, f.
czàr, s.: czar, imperatore della Russia, m.
-ina, s.: imperatrice della Russia, f.
-tic-
-lindric-
-ic, ADJ.:
estrazio-
D
a dé (the letter), 5.: d, f.
dàbi, s.: pezzo, piccolo sciaffo, m.:
of dirt, zacchera, f. dab2, TR.: percuo-
tere leggermente. -ble, TR.: imbrattare;
achiccherare ; INTR.: imbrattarsi, spor-
carsi, impacciarsi: — in politics, immi-
schiarsi negli affari politici. -bler, s.:
guastamestiere, m.
ee, 8.: spezie di lasca, f.
dictyle, s.: (pros.) datillo, m.
dad, 8.: babbo, padre, m.
addle, INTR.: camminare vacillando.
diddy = dad.
difo-dil, -dilly, s.: asfodillo, m.
ft, TR.: rigettare; sdegnare.
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dag}, s.: daga, f., stiletto, scoppietto, m.
dagger, s.: pugnale, m., daga, f.: look
—s, fare el viso dell’ armi; speak —s, dire
parole di fuoco. -s-drawing, s.: ba-
ruffa; lite, f.: be at —, venire a’ coltelli.
daggle, TR.: imbrattare, sporcare ; INTR. :
imbrattarsi. -tail, ADJ.: imbrattato, in-
fangato.
daguèrreotyp-eI, s.: dagherreotipia, f.
dampy
-e2, TR.: dagherreotipare. -ist, s.: da-
gherreotipista, m. -y, S.: dagherreo-
tipia, f.
daily, ADJ.: quotidiano, diurno; ADV.:
giornalmente, ogni giorno: — bread, pane
quotidiano, m.; — news, cronaca giorna-
liere, f.
dain-tily, ADv.: delicatamente, delizio-
samente: elegantemente. -tiness, S.:
delicatezza; squisitezza, leccornia, f. -ty,
ADJ.: delicato, squisito; spregioso, ele-
gante; S.: delicatezza, f.
dairy, -house, cascina, f.; latticini, m.
pl. -maid, s.: lattaia, f. -woman,
s.: lattivendola, f.
daisy, S.: margheritina, f.
dale, s.: valle, valletta, f.
dal-lianee, S.: amorevolezza, f., tra-
stullo, m.; ritardanza, f. -lier,S.. ac-
carezzatore, burlatore, scherzatore, m.
-ly, INTR.: scherzare; accarezzare; di-
morare, indulgiare.
dalmàtic, s.: tonicella; dalmatica, f.
dam1,s.: madre (delle bestie), f.; molo,
m., cateratta, f. dam2, TR.: stoppare,
turare; murare: — în, chiudere con diga.
damage, s.: danno, detrimento, m.; cost
and —s, spese e indennizzazione. dam-
age, TR.: danneggiare; INTR.: ingiuriar-
si. -able, aDJ.: dannoso, pernizioso.
damaseene, S.: pruna di Damasco, f.
damask 1, s.: dammasco,m. damask 2,
ADJ.: dammaschino, di damasco: — linen,
biancherie dammaschinate, f. pl. dam-
ask 3,TR.: dammascare. =rose,8.: rosa
dammaschina, f.
dame, s.: dama, signora, f.
dam-n, TR.: dannare, condannare; fi-
schiare. -nable, ADI. : dannabile. -na-
bly, Apv.: dannabilmente ; orribilmente.
-nation, s.: dannazione, f. -natery,
ADJ.: dannante. -ned, ADJ.: dannato,
abbominevole. -mific, ADJ.: dannoso, no-
civo. -nify, TR.: danneggiare, dannifi-
care; nuocere. -ningness, S.: ten-
denza alla dannazione, f.
dàmpi, ADJ.: umido; depresso, tristo;
s.: umidatà; afflizione, f.: rather —, umi-
detto. damp2, TR.: inumidire; sgo-
mentare, discoraggiare. -ish, ADJ.: umi-
diccio. -ishness, s.: umidità leggera;
nebbia leggera, f. -ness, S.: umidezza,
umidità, f. -yt, ADI.: tristo, malinconico.
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damsel, s.: damigella, zitella, f.
damson, s.: pruna di Damasco, f.
dane-e1,s.: ballo, m., danza, f. -e2,TR.:
fare ballare; INTR.: ballare, danzare, rid-
dare: — attendance, aspettar lungo tem-
po invano, fare spalliera; — in, entrare
damsel
danzando; — out, uscire danzando. -er,
s.: ballerino, ballatore, m. -ing, S.:
ballare, danzare; ballo, m.. — master,
maestro di ballo, m.; — room, salla da
ballo, f.; — school, scuola da ballo, f.
dandelion, s.: macerone, m.
dandiprat, s.: nano, m.
dandl-e, TR.: dondolare; accarezzare ;
ritardare, procrastinare. -er, S.: acca-
rezzatore, m. -img, S.: carezza, f., vez-
zeggiamento, m.
dandruff, s.: forfora, forforaggine, f.
dandy, s.: dandy, damerino, m.
danewort, s.: ebbio, ebulo, m.
danger !, s.: periglio, pericolo; rischio,
m.: be in —, pericolare; run a —, correr
pericolo. danger2, TR.: arrischiare.
-less, ADJ.: senza pericolo, sicuro. -ous,
ADJ.: periglioso, rischioso. -ously, ADV.:
perigliosamente. -ousness, s.: pericolo;
azzardo, m.
dangl-e, INTR.: pendere, dondolare; cor-
teggiare vilmente. -er,s.: galante; in-
namorato, m.
dank, ADJ.: umido, molle. -ish, ADJ.: umi-
diccio, umidetto. -ishness, s.: umidità, f.
dàp, INTR.: lasciar cadere pianamente
nell’ acqua.
dapper, ADJ.: lesto, attivo, vivace.
-ling, s.: nano, omiciattolo, m.
dapple1, ADJ.: pezzato, pomato. dap-
ple2, TR.: variar le strisce, strisciare.
=grey, ADI. : leardo pomato.
dar-eI,s.: disfida; provocazione, f. -e2,
IRR.; TR.: sfidare; provocare; INTR.: ar-
dire, osare, arrischiarsi: do it if you —,
fatelo se vi basta l’ animo. -eful, ADJ.:
baldo, burbero. -img, ADJ.: ardito; au-
dace. -ingly, ADV. : arditamente; corag-
giosamente. -ingness, s.: ardimento,
m.; audacia, f.
dark, ADJ.: oscuro, fosco; ignorante; s.:
oscurita, f.; buio, m.; tenebre,f. pl.; igno-
ranza, f.: — lantern, lanterna sorda, f.;
— saying, detto oscuro, m.; it îs getting
—, si fa scuro. -en, TR.: oscurare; in-
tenebrare; offuscare; imbarazzare; INTR.:
oscurarsi. -ening, S.. oscuramento, m.
-ish, ADJ.: oscuretto, alquanto buio.
-ling, ADJ.: offuscato; ignorante, cieco.
-ly, ADV.: oscuratamente; ciecamente.
-ness, S.: oscurità, f., tenebre, f. pl.
-some, ADI. : oscuro, fosco, nero.
darling, ADI. : favorito, diletto, caro; S.:
favorito, caro, prediletto, m.; cara, predi-
letta, f.
day
daàrn1i,s.: cucitura, ff darn2, TR.: ras-
settare, cucire; unire.
darnel, s.: loglio, m., zizzania, f.
dar-ner, S.: racconciatore, rimendatore,
m. -ming,S.: cucitura di due pezzi, f.
darrai(g)n}, TR.: disporre per la bat-
taglia; battagliare.
darti, s.: dardo, mn. dart2, TR.: dar-
deggiare; lanciare; INTR.: andar veloce-
mente.
dash 1, s.: collisione, f.; tratto; colpo,
m.: at one —, ad un tratto, subito; —
of the pen, pennata, f. dash2, TR.: col-
pire; urtare; spruzzare; percuotere; fra-
cassare; cancellare; confondere; INTR.:
lanciarsi; sgorgare: — one’s hopes, fru-
strare le speranze d’ alcuno; — in pieces,
mettere in pezzi, spezzare; — down, pre-
cipitare; — forward, precipitarsi, affol-
tarsi; — out, uscire di slancio.
dastard, s.: codardo, poltrone, m. -ize,
TR.: intimidire, spaventare; render vi-
gliacco. -liness, s.: codardia, f. -ly,
ADJ.: codardo, poltronesco. -y, S.: co-
dardia, poltroneria, f.
date, s.: data; conclusione, f.; dattero,
m.: out of —, fuor d’ uso, vecchio; under
— of, in data di. date2, TR.: mettere la
data, datare; notare. hook, s.: gior-
nale, m. -less, ADJ.: senza data.
date-tree, s.: palma, f.
dative, ADI.: dativo: — case, dativo, m.;
— guardian, tutela, f.
Gaubi, s.: pitturaccia, f. daub2, TR.:
imbrattare; schiccherare; piaggiare; INTR.:
far l’ipocrita. -er, S.: pittoraccio, m.
-ery, S.: artificio, m. -y, ADJ.: viscoso,
glutinoso.
daughter, s.: figlia; figliuola, f -in-
law, s.: figliastra, f.: grand —, nipote, f.
daunt, TR.: intimidire; spaventare, sgo-
mentare. -less, ADJ.: intrepido, corag-
gioso. -lessness, S.: intrepidezza, f.
dauphin, s.: delfino, m. -ess, S.: mo-
glie del delfino, f.
davit, s.: (nav.) arganello, m.
daw, s.: gracchia, cornacchia, f.
dawdl-e, INTR.: indugiare. -er, s.: in-
dugiatore, m.
dawk;, s.: buco, m., incisione, f.
dawnt, s.: alba, f., spuntare del giorno;
cominciamento, m. dawn2,INTR.: spun-
tare; cominciare a nascere, apparire.
day, s.: giorno; dì; lume, m.; giornata,
f.: by —, di giorno; a (whole) —, una
a
giornata; it is broad —, fa giorno; the
next —, l'indomani; — by —, ogni gior-
no; — before yesterday, avantieri; every
other —, ogni secondo giorno; from —
to —, di giorno in giorno; from this
—, d'ora innanzi; in the —s of old, an-
ticamente; this — sennight, oggi a otto;
day-bed
this many a —, molti giorni sono; to
this —, fin al giorno d'oggi; this —, og-
gi, oggidì; this — week, oggi a otto; in
his —s, nel suo tempo; gain the —, gua-
dagnar la battaglia. =bed,s.: lettuccio;
seggiolone, m. «book, s.: giornale, dia-
rio, m. -break, s.: spuntare del giorno,
m. =fly, S.: mosca effimera, f. =labor,
s.: giornata, f. -laborer, s.: operaio
alla giornata, m. light, s.: giorno
chiaro, m.; luce, f.: in plain —, di gior-
no chiaro. =lily,S.: asfodillo, m. -peep,
s.: alba, f., spuntare del sole, m. «schol-
ar, S.: scolare esterno, m. «school,
s.: scuola diurna, scuola di esterni, f.
«spring, s.: alba, f., spuntare del gior-
no, m. star, S.: stella del mattino,
f. =time, s.: giorno, m.; chiarezza del
sole, f. =work, s.: lavoro d’un giorno,
mM
dazied, ADJ.: pieno di margheritine.
dazzl-e, TR.: abbagliare, offuscare; INTR.:
esser abbagliato. -img, S.: abbaglio, of-
fuscamento, m.
déacon, S.: diacono, m. -ess, S.: dia-
conessa, f. -ry, -ship, S.: diaconato, m.
déadi,aDJ.: morto; stupefatto: half —,
mezzo morto; he is just —, è morto or
ora; fall —, cascar morto; — calm, gran
calma, bonaccia, f.; — coal, carbone estin-
to, m.; — drink, bevanda svaporata, f.;
— drunk, ebbrissimo; — place, luogo
solitario, deserto, m.; — sleep, letargia,
f.; — water, acqua stagnante; (nav.) stel-
la, f.; — weight, peso morto, m.; — win-
ter, verno tristo, m. dead2,s.: silenzio
profondo, m.: — of night, silenzio della
notte, m.; the —, i morti. dead 3, ADV.:
«grandemente, affatto. -em, TR.: rallen-
tare; addormentare. «lift, S.: condi-
zione disperata, f. -liness, s.: mortali-
tà, f. -ly, ADI.: mortale, periglioso, fa-
tale; violento; implacabile; ADV.: mor-
talmente; estremamente. -mess, S.: ad-
dormentamento, m.; scipitezza, f.
déaf, ADI.: sordo; insensibile: — and
dumb, sordomuto; lend a — ear, far il
sordo. -en, TR.: assordare; produrre
sordità. -ish, ADJ.: alquanto sordo. -ly,
ADV.: sordamente; chetamente. -ness,
-8.: sordità, sordaggine, f.
déalt, s.: quantità, abbondanza, f.; abe-
te, m.: a great —, a good —, molto, as-
sai; — at cards, fare le carte, m.; mano,
fi; it is your —, tocca a voi a dare le
carte. deal2, IRR.; TR.: distribuire;
dare; INTR.: negoziare, trafficare: — at
cards, fare le carte; — by, comportarsi;
trattare; — in, avere da fare con; occu-
parsi; — out, ripartire, dare; — with,
combattere, contendere, trattare (bene,
male). bord, s.: pancone d’ abete, m.
debauch
deàl-batej, TR.: imbiancare,
S.: imbiancatura, f. x
déal-er, s.: mercante, trafficatore, m.;
colui che distribuisce le carte: double —,
uomo di cattiva fede, furfante, m.; plain
—, uomo di buona fede, m. -ing, S.:
traffico, negozio, commercio, m ; affari,
m. pl.: fair —, probita, f.; I have no —s
with him, non ho che fare coi fatti suoi.
deàmbu-latej,INTR.: spasseggiare. -la-
tioni, s.: passeggiata, f.
dean, s.: decano, m. -ery, -ship, s.:
decanato; grado del decano, m.
déar, ADJ.: diletto, caro, amato, favorito ;
ADV.: caramente; caro: — bought, com-
prato a gran prezzo; my —, mia cara;
my — friend (fellow), mio caro; it will
cost you —, vi costerà caro. -lingi,sS.:
favorito, cucco, m. -ly, ADV.: caramen-
te; teneramente.
déearni, ADJ.: triste, malincolico.
déarness, S.: amore, m.; scarsità, care-
stia, f.
déarth, s.: scarsezza, carestia, f.; man-
camento, m.
dearticulate, TR.: dislogare.
death, s.: morte, f.; trapasso, m.: at
the point of —, nel punto della morte; die
an honourable —, fare morte onorevole;
sentence to —, giudicare a morte; die a
natural —, morire di sua morte; suffer
—, sostener la morte; upon pain of —,
sotto pena della vita; put to —, far mo-
rire. =bed, s.: agonia, f. =bell, s.:
campana da morte, f. -blow,sS.: colpo
mortale, colpo di grazia, m. -less, ADI.:
immortale; eterno. -like, ADJ.: inani-
mato; letargico. erattle, s.: rantolo
della morte, m. »struggle(s), s.: ago-
nia, f «warrant, s.: ordine d’ ese-
cuzione, m. «watch, S.: grillo, m.
-wound, s.: piaga mortale, f.
debàr, TR.: escludere; proibire, preve-
nire.
debàrb, tr.: radere; fare la barba.
debark, TR.: sbarcare. -ation, S.:
care, m.
debas-e, TR.: avvilire; disprezzare; fal-
sificare. -ement, s.: abbassamento, av-
vilimento ; dispregio, m. -er, s.: dispre-
giatore ; falsificatore, m.
deba-table, ADJ.: contestabile, disputa-
bile. -tel,s.: contesa; disputa, discus-
sione, f. -te2,TR.: discutere; esamina-
re; INTR.: deliberare, meditare; conten-
dere, disputare. -teful, ADJ.: conten-
zioso, litigioso. -tement, S.: contesa;
disputa; controversia, quistione, f. -ter,
s.: disputatore, m.: ready —, oratore
pronto (nei dibattimenti).
debauch 1, s.: gozzoviglia, crapula, dis-
solutezza, f. debauch2, TR.: corrom-
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-bation,
sbar-,
86 debauchedness
pere; sedurre; frastornare. -edness,
S.: sfrenatezza, f. -ée, 8.: dissoluto, di-
scolo, m. -er, S.: corrompitore, sedut-
tore, m. -ery, S.: dissolutezza, sfrena-
tezza, f. -ment, s.: corruzione, f.
debénture, s.: restante d’ un debito, ob-
bligo, m.
débile, ADI. : debile, debole; languido.
debili-tate, TR.: debilitare, affievolire.
-tation, s.: debilitazione, f. -ty, S.:
debilità, debolezza, f.
débit, s.: debito, m.
debonair, ADJ.: cortese, affabile, gentile,
civile. -ly, ADV.: cortesemente, civil-
mente, affabilmente. -mess, 8.: cortesia,
affabilita, f.
débt, s.: debito, obbligo, m.: small —,
debituzzo, m.; be in —, essere indebitato ;
contract —s, run into —s, contrarre de-
biti, indebitarsi. -ed, ADJ.: indebitato,
obbligato. -less, ADJ.: senza debito.
-or, 8.: debitore, m.
décade, s.: decade, decina, f.
decadeney, s.: decadenza; ruina, f.
déca-gon, S.: (geom.) decagono, m.
-logue, s.: decalogo, m.
decamp, INTR.: levare il campo; fuggire.
-ment, s.: decampamento, m.
decànt, TR.: decantare, travasare.
-ation, s.: decantazione, f.; travasa-
mento, m. -er, S.: guastada, caraffa.
decapi-tate, TR.: decapitare. -tation,
s.: decapitazione, decollazione, f.
decayI, s.: decadenza, f., decadimento,
declino, m., rovina, f.: go to —, andare in
rovina. decay2,TR.: consumare; rovi-
nare; INTR.: consumarsi; decadere; de-
clinare; diminuire, appassarsi.
deeéasel, S.: morte, f., trapasso, m.
decease 2, INTR.: morire, trapassare.
deeéit, s.: inganno, m.; fraude; fur-
beria, baratteria, f. -ful, ADJ.: inganne-
vole, fraudolento, fallace. -fully, ADV.:
ingannevolmente, fraudolentemente, falsa-
mente. -fulness, S.: inganno, m.; fur-
beria, f. -less, ADJ.: senza inganno, sin-
cero.
deeéi-vable, ADI.: facile ad esser in-
gannato, f. -vableness, s.: facilità ad
esser ingannato, f. -ve, TR.: ingannare;
gabbare; truffare: be —d, ingannarsi; J
may be —d, forse m’ inganno; — with
fair words, infinocchiare. -ver, S.: in-
gannatore, m.
Deeémber, s.: decembre, m.
deeèm-pedal, ADJ.: lungo dieci piedi.
-vir, s.: decenviro, m. -virate,S.: de-
cenvirato, m.
déceney, 8.: decenza, modestia, f.
deeénnial, ADJ.: decennale, di dieci
anni.
déeent, ADI. : decente, decoroso, dicevo-
decline
le; convenevole. -ly, ADJ.: decente-
mente, con decenza.
de-eeptibility, s.: attezza ad esser in-
gannato, f. -eéptible, abJ.: atto ad
esser ingannato. -eéption, s.: fraude,
f.; inganno, m.: liable to —, soggetto ad
esser ingannato. -eéptious, -eéptive,
ADI. : ingannevole; falso, fallace.
deeèrp-t}, ADJ.: mozzo. -tion, s.: moz-
zamento, m., diminuzione, f.
deeertation, 8.: contesa, f.
decharm, TR.: disfare I!’ incantesimo.
deeid-e, TR.: decidere, risolvere; pren-
dere un partito; determinare, risolvere.
-ed, ADJ.: deciso, fermo; deliberato.
-edly, ADV.: decisivamente.
dèeidenee, s.: caduta, f.; cadimento, m.
deeider, s.: arbitratore, giudice, m.
deeiduous, ADJ.: cadente; caduco.
déei-mal, ADI.: decimale. -mate, TR.:
decimare, levare la decima. -mation,
S.: decimazione, f.
deeipher, TR.: decifrare. -er,sS.: de-
ciferatore; espositore, m.
de-eision, s. : decisione ; determinazione,
f.: come to a —, applicarsi ad un par-
tito. -eisive, ADJ.: decisivo, ultimo.
-eisively, ADV.: decisivamente, ultima.
mente. -eisiveness, s.: determinazio-
ne, f. -eisory = decisive.
décki, s.: bordo, m., coperta, f.; ponte
(di nave), m. deck2, TR.: coprire;
adornare, addobbare, acconciare : — one’s
self out, mettersi in galla, acconciarsi,
attillarsi. -er1,S.: adornatore, m.: two
—; vascello a due ponti, m. -ing, 8.:
ornamento, m., gala, f.
de-claim, INTR.. declamare; arringare.
-claimer, s.: declamatore; arringatore,
m. -clamation, s.: declamazione ; ar-
ringheria, f. -clamator dé-, declama-
tore; arringatore, m. -clamatory,
ADJ.: declamatorio.
de-clarable, ADJ.: dichiarabile. -clar-
ation, s.: dichiarazione, f., dichiara-
mento, m. -clarative, ADJ.: dichiara-
tivo. -claratorily, ADV.: in modo de-
claratorio. -elaratory, ADI. : declara-
torio. -elare, TR.: dichiarare; mostra-
re, manifestare; INTR.: dichiararsi; ma-
nifestarsi: — war, intimar la guerra.
-clared, ADJ.: dichiarato; aperto, pa-
lese. -clarement, s.: dichiarazione, f.
-clarer, s.: dichiaratore, espositore, m.
-claring, s.: dichiaramento, m.
de-clènsion, s.: declinazione, f. -elin-
able, ADJ.: declinabile. -clination,
s.: declinazione, f., declinamento; sce-
mamento, m. -clinatory, ADI: de-
clinatorio. -clime1, s.: declinazione,
f., scadimento, m.; decadenza, rovina,
f.: in the —. in decadenza -cline2.
declining
m.: declinare; evitare, scansare; elu-
dere; INTR. : decadere, calare; abbassar-
si: — an honour, declinare un honore.
-clining, S.: declinante, scadimento, m.:
— age, declinante età.
de-clivity, s.: declività, f.; pendio, m.;
(rail.) discesa, f. -clivous, ADI.: de-
clivo, a pendio ; declinante.
decde-t, TR.: bollire; digerire. -tible,
ADI. : atto ad essere decotto. -tion, s.:
decozione, f.; decotto, m.
decòl-late, TR.: decollare. -lation,
s.: decollazione, decapitazione, f.
dgcoloration, s.: scoloramento, m.
decom-pòse, TR.: scomporre; analiz-
zare. -posite, ADJ.: ricomposto. -po-
sition, s.: discioglimento, m.; analisi,
f. -pòund, comporre di composti, scom-
porre.
déco-rate, TR.: decorare, ornare. -ra-
tion, s.: decorazione, f., ornamento;
abbellimento, m. -rator, S.: adorna-
tore, m.
decòrous, ADJ.: decoroso; decente. -ly,
ADV.: decorosamente ; convenevolmente.
decérti-cate, TR.: scorticare, sbucciare.
-cation, S.: scorticamento, m.
decorum, s.: decoro, m.; decenza, f.:
observe —, mantenere il decoro, osservare
le convenienze soziali; offend against —,
offendere il decoro, mancare alle conve-
venienze sociali.
decòy1, s.: allettamento, zimbello, m.;
seduzione, f. decoy2, TR.: allettare,
zimbellare ; sedurre. =bird, -duck, s.:
allettaiuolo ; anatra di zimbello, f.
decrèaseI, s.: decrescimento; scema-
mento, m., diminuzione, f. decreasez,
mr.: diminuire ; INTR.: sminuire, scemare ;
calare; declinare.
decrée1,s.: decreto; statuto, m. -de-
‘eree2, TR.: decretare; statuire, ordi-
nare.
décrement, s.: decrescimento; scema-
mento, m.
decrépit, ADI.: decrepito. -ation, S.:
decrepitazione, f. -ate, TR.: decrepitare.
-ness, -ude, S.: decrepità, f.
decréseent, ADJ.: decrescente; in deca-
denza.
decrétal, ADJ.: decretale.
décretory, ADJ.: decretorio, decisivo.
de-crial, s.: censura strepitosa, f. -ery,
TR.: screditare; biasimare.
decùmben-ee, -ey, S.: giacimento, m.
dècuple, aps.: decuplo. a
decurion, s.: decurione ; caporale, m.
deciis-sate, TR.: decussare. -sàtion,
8.: decussazione, f.
dedéco-ratet, TR.: disonorare, disgrazia-
Te, -ration}, s.: disonoramento, m.
“Tous, ADJ.: disonorevole.
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dedentition, s.: perdita de’ denti, f.
dedi-catel, ADI.: dedicato ; consecrato.
-cate2, TR.: dedicare; consecrare.
-cation, s.: dedicazione, f., dedicamen-
to, m. -cater,s.: che dedica (un libro,
ecc... -catory, ADJ.: dedicatorio: —
epistle, dedica, f.
dedu-ee, TR.: dedurre; inferire; con-
chiudere. -eement, s.: deduzione; con-
seguenza, f. -eible, ADI. : deducibile.
deduc-t, TR.: dedurre; sottrarre. -tion,
S.: sottraimento, m.; deduzione, conse-
guenza, f.: logical —, conclusione logica, f.
-tively, ADV.: conseguentemente.
déed, s.: fatto, atto, m.; azione, f.; con-
tratto; (leg.) strumento notarile, atto,
rogito, m.: good —, opera buona; buona
azione ; splendid —s, gloriose gesta; draw
up a —, redigere un atto; execute a —,
completare un atto; witness a —, sotto-
scrivere un atto come testimonio; in the
very —, sul fatto. -less, ADJ.: sciope-
rato, indolente.
deemi, s.: opinione, f. deem2, IRR.;
INTR.: giudicare ; pensare.
déep!, ADI: profondo; alto, sommo;
grave; sagace; segreto, nascosto ; astuto,
fino: be — in debt, esser pieno di debiti;
— blue, turchino scuro, m.; — fetches,
pratiche segrete, f. pl.; — mourning,
gran bruno, m.; — notion, concetto oscu-
ro, m.; — sleep, sonno profondo, alto
sonno, m.; — water, acqua profonda (or
alta). deep, ADV.: profondamente.
deep 3, s.: abisso; mare; silenzio oscu-
ro, m. -em, TR.: affondare; cavare;
oscurare. -ening, S.: profondamento,
m. -ly, ADV.: profondamente; seriosa--
mente, gravemente; tristamente. -mus-
ing, ADJ.: contemplativo, meditativo.
-ness, S.: profondità, f., profondo, m.
déer, S.: cervo; daino, m.
defae-e, TR.: disfigurare, distruggere;
guastare, rovinare ; scancellare. -ement,
S.: disfiguramento; guastamento, m., di-
struzione; rovina; ingiuria, f. -er, sS.:
rovinatore, m.
defailanee}, s.: mancamento, m., man-
canza, f.
defal-cate, TR.: difalcare; sottrarre.
-cation, s.: difalcazione, f., diffalco;
scemamento, m. L
de-famation, s.: diffamazione, calunnia,
f. -famatory, ADI.: diffamatorio, ca-
lunnioso. -fame, TR.: diffamare, calun-
niare. -famer, s.: diffamatore, calunnia-
tore, m. dé-famousi, ADJ.: calunnioso.
defat-igable, ADI. : fatichevole. -igate,
TR.: faticare; straccare. -igation, s.:
stanchezza, lassezza, lassitudine, f.
defaulti,s.: diffalta; mancanza; colpa,
f., vizio, m.: in — whereof, in diffalta (or
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difetto) di che. default2, TR.: diffal-
tare; scemare. -er, S.: reo di peculato;
concussionario, m.
deféa-sanee, S.: annullamento, cancel-
lamento, m. -sible, ADJ.: che si può an-
nullare. -tI,S.: sconfitta; rotta, f. -t2,
TR.: sconfiggere; frustrare, deludere.
défe-cate!, ADJ.: chiarificato, raffinato.
-cate 2, TR.: defecare; chiarificare, raffi-
nare. -cation, S.: purgazione, f., raffi-
namento, m.
deféc-t, s.: difetto; mancamento, m.;
colpa, f., vizio, m. -tibility, s.: imper-
fezione, f., difetto, m. -tible, ADI.: di-
fettoso. -tion, S.: rivolta, rivoluzione,
apostasia, f. -tive, ADJ.: difettivo, im-
perfetto. -tively, ADV.: imperfetta-
mente. -tiveness, S.: difettuosità ; im-
perfezione, f. -tuous, ADJ.: difettoso.
-tuousness, S.: difettuosità, f.
defèn-ee, s.: difesa; protezione, f., scu-
do, m.; bastioni, m. pl. -eeless, ADI.:
senza difesa, senza guardia; impotente.
-eelessness, s.: stato senza difesa, m.;
debolezza, f. -d, TR.. difendere; pro-
teggere; conservare: — one’s self, difen-
dersi. -dable, ADJ.: difendevole. -dant,
ADJ.: difensivo ; S.: che si difende. -der,
s.: difensore, difenditore, protettore, m.
-sative, S.: difesa; guardia, f.; legame,
m. -sible, ADJ.: che può essere difeso.
-sive, ADI. : difensivo; s.: difesa; guar-
dia; salvaguardia, f.: stand on the —,
mettersi in atto (or istato) di difesa.
-sively, ADV.: sulla difesa.
deféri, TR.. differire; prolungare; INTR.:
indugiare. defer2, TR.: deferire.
déferenee, s.: rispetto, riguardo, m.;
considerazione, f.: out of — to, per defe-
renza a.
defèr- ment, S.: prolungamento, m.
-ring, s.: ritardo; indugio, m.
defianee, s.: disfida; chiamata, f.: bid
—, fare una disfida; în — of, ad onta di,
a dispetto di.
deficien-ee, -ey, S.: diffalta, f.; man-
camento, difetto, m. -t, ADI.: deficiente;
difettivo, imperfetto: be — in, mancare
di.
defier, s.: sfidatore, sprezzatore, m.
defiguration, s. : difformità, f.
defi-le1, s.: passaggio stretto, m. -le2,
TR.: macchiare; contaminare; lordare;
violare, deflorare; INTR.: marciare alla
sfilata. -lée, S.: passaggio stretto, m.
-lement, s.: macchia, f.; imbrattamen-
to, m. -ler, s.: imbrattatore, corrut-
tore, m.
defi-nable, ADJ.: che si può definire.
-ne, TR.: definire, diffinire; limitare;
INTR.: determinare; decidere, -mer, S.:
diffinitore, m,
dehortatory
déf-inite, ADJ.: diffinito, determinato;
esatto, preciso. -imiteness, s.: deter-
minazione, limitazione, certezza, f. -ini-
tion, s.: diffinizione, f. -imitive, ADI.:
diffinitivo, positivo. -imitively, ADV.:
diffinitamente, precisamente. -initive-
ness, S.: decisione, f.
de-flagrability, s.: combustibilità, f.
-flagrable, ADJ.: combustibile. -fla-
gration, s. : abbruciamento ; incendio, m.
defléc-t, INTR.: deviare; uscire della via.
-tion, s.: deviazione, f., deviamento, m.
de-floration, s.: disfioramento, m.
-flòur, TR.: deflorare.
déf-luousf, ADI. : fluente. -Iixion, s.:
flussione, f.; flusso, m.
deférm 1, ADJ.: deforme, sfigurato. de-
form2, TR.: sformare, disfigurare.
-ation, s.: deformazione, f. -ed, ADJ.:
sformato, deforme, difforme. -edly,
ADV.: deformemente. -ity, S.: defor-
mità, difformità; bruttezza, f.
defraud, TR.: defraudare; truffare.
-ation, s.: defraudazione, trufferia, f.
-er, S.: defraudatore, truffatore, m.
-ment = defraudation.
defray, TR.: spesare, dare la spesa; pa-
gare: — the expenses, pagare le spese.
-er, S.: che paga le spese. -ment, S.:
pagamento delle spese, m.
déft, ADJ.: vago, vezzoso; destro, agile,
pronto. -ly, ADV.: pulitamente; destra-
mente, accortamente. -mess, S.: puli-
tezza; destrezza, f.
deftinec-t, ADJ.: defunto, morto; s.: de-
funto, m. -tion, s.: morte, f.; morire, m.
defy1,s.: sfidamento, m., disfida, f. de-
fy 2, TR.: sfidare ; sdegnare, bravare. -er,
S.: sfidatore; provocatore, m.
degéner-aey, S.: degenerazione, depra-
vazione; bassezza, f. -atel, ADJ.: dege-
nerato, abietto. -ate2, INTR.: degene-
rare, corrompersi, tralignare. -ateness,
-Ation, 8.: depravazione; corruzione, f.
-ous{, ADJ.: degenerato, vile, basso,
abietto. -ously}, ADV.: in modo dege-
nerato.
deglù-tinate, TR.: scollare. -tition,
S.: deglutizione, f., inghiottimento, m.
de-gradation, s.: degradazione, f., de-
gradamento, m. -grade, TR.: degra-
dare; avvilire; REFL.: degradarsi, ab-
bassarsi.
degròe, s.: grado; ordine, m.; condizio-
ne, f.: by —s, a grado a grado, succes-
sivamente; admit to — of doctor, addot-
torare.
degist}, TR.: gustare.
stamento, m.
dehért}, TR.: dissuadere, sconsigliare.
-ation, S.: dissuasione, f. -atory,
ADJ.: deortatorio; dissuasorio.
-ation, S.: gu-
deicide
déi-eide, S.: deicidio, m. -fication,
s.: deificazione, apoteosi, f. -form,
api: deiforme. -fy, TR.: deificare; divi-
nizzare.
déign, TR.: accordare ; concedere; INTR.:
degnarsi.
deintegratej, TR.: sminuire.
de-ism, s.: deismo, m. -ist, S.: deista,
m. -istic(al), ADI. : del deismo. -ity,
s.: deità, divinità, f.
dejée-t!, ADJ.: afflitto, tristo. -t2, TR.:
abbattere, sgomentare ; affliggere. -ted-
ly, ADV.: afflittamente, tristamente. -ted-
ness, S.: abbattimento, m.; deiezione;
pusillanimità, f. -tion, s.: afflizione, tri-
stezza, malinconia, f. -ture, s.: ege-
stione, f.; (med.) escrementi, m. pl.
delaceration, s.: laceramento, m.
delactation, s.: spoppamento, m.
delapsedj, ADJ.: ruinoso.
dela-te}, TR.: trasportare; accusare.
-tignj, s.: delazione, accusa, f. -tor, S.:
delatore, accusatore, m.
delay 1, s.: ritardo, indugio, m. delay 2,
TR.: ritardare, indugiare, differire; INTR.:
arrestarsi; tardare. -er, S.: indugiato-
re, m. -ment, S.: tardamento, indugia-
mento, m.
deléc-table, ADI.: dilettabile; grato.
-tableness, s.: dilettabilità, f.; diletto,
m. -tably, ADV.: dilettevolmente, pia-
cevolmente. -tàtion, s.: dilettamento ;
piacere, m.
déle-gaey = delegation.
delegato, deputato; s.: delegato, com-
messario, m. -gate2, TR.: delegare, de-
putare. -gation, s.: delegazione; com-
missione, f.
delé-te, TR.: cancellare; radere. dele-
térious, ADJ.: distruttivo. -tiom, S.:
cancellatura; rasura, f. déle-tory {
= deleterious.
délf}, s.: miniera; maiolica, f.
delibation, s.: assaggiamento, m.
deliber-ateI, ADJ.: ponderato, cauto,
accorto, maturo. -ate2, TR.: deliberare,
ponderare, considerare. -ated, ADI.:
deliberato, consultato, risoluto. -ately,
ADV.: deliberatamente, ponderatamente,
cautamente.’ -atemess, S.: circospezio-
ne, prudenza, f. -ation, s.: deliberazio-
ne, f. -ative, ADI.: deliberativo, delibe-
rato; s.: consultazione, f. -atively,
ADV.: in modo deliberativo, deliberata-
mente.
déli-caey, s.: delicatezza; squisitezza ;
mollezza, f. -cate, ADJ.: delicato, squi-
sito; gentile, gracile; ameno, grato; ef-
feminato, molle. -cately, ADV.: deli-
catamente, amenamente; debolme.ite.
-cateness, s.; delicatezza, f. -cates,
8. PL.: ghiottornie, leccornie, f. pl.
-gate I, ADJ.:
delicious, ADI.: delizioso, squisito.
de-lirament}, s.: delirio, m.
dèlv-e1, S.:
demandable 89
-ly,
ADV.: deliziosamente, amenamente, grata-
mente. -ness, s.: deliziosità, squisitezza,
f.; diletto, piacere, m.
delight, s.: diletto, piacere, m.; delizia,
f.; passatempo, divertimento, m.: take —
in, prender (or aver) diletto in, dilettarsidi.
delight2, TR.: dilettare, ricreare; con-
tentare; INTR.: dilettarsi, avere diletto.
-ed, ADJ.: allietato, dilettato, contentis-
simo, rapito: I should be —, sarei pur
lieto; I was — with it, mi piacque tanto.
-ful, ADJ.: dilettevole, delizioso. -ful-
ly, ADV.: dilettevolmente, deliziosamente.
-fulness, s.: delizia, f., piacere, m.
-some, ADJ.: dilettevole, grato. -some-
ly, ADV.: dilettevolmente, dilettosamente.
-someness, S.: dilettamento, m., delizia,
f., piacere, m.
delin-eate, TR.: delineare; disegnare.
-eation, s.: delineazione, f., delineamen-
to; schizzo, m.
delinquen-ey, s.: delitto; misfatto, m.;
colpa, f.
re, m.
-t, s.: delinquente, malfatto-
déli-quatet, INTR.: liquefarsi, fondersi.
-quation j, s.: liquefazione, f.
-lirate,
INTR.: delirare, m. -lirious, ADJ.: deli-
rante, in delirio: be —, delirare; become
—, cadere in delirio, cominciare a farne-
ticare. -liriousness, s.: delirio, m.,
pazzia, f. -lirium, s.: delirio, m.: —
tremens, delirio tremulo, m.
deliver, TR.: dare, rimettere, commette-
re; presentare; liberare; restituire; as-
sistere nel parto: — a speech, far un dis-
corso; — în trust, affidare; — over, tra-
smettere; rimettere; — up, restituire;
abbandonare. -anee, S.: liberazione, f.
-er, S.: liberatore, m. -y, S: libera-
mento; parto, m.
dell, s.: cavo; fosso, m.; valle, f.
dela-dable, ADI.: atto ad essere deluso.
-de, TR.: deludere; ingannare, truffare,
beffare. -der, s.: ingannatore, truffato-
re, M.
déluget, s.: diluvio, m., inondazione, f.
deluge 2, TR.: diluviare, inondare.
delu-sion, s.: delusione, f., inganno, m.
-sive, -sory, ADJ.: ingannevole, fraudo-
lento, fallace.
cava, f., fosso; antro, m.
-e2, TR.: scavare; zappare.” -er, S.:
zappatore, m.
démagog(we), s.: demagogo, capo di fa-
zione popolare, m.
demàandi, s.: domanda; richiesta; qui-
stione; vendita, f.: be în —, aver richie-
sta; in full of all —s, in saldo. de-
mandz, Tr.: domandare; esigere; qui-
stionare; fare istanza. -able, ADI.:
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esigibile; riscuotibile. -ant, s.: doman-
dante, m. -er, S.: domandatore, petito-
re, m.
demarcation, s.: demarcazione, f.
deméani, s.: condotta, f.: —s, dominio,
patrimonio, m. demean 2, TR.: avvilire,
umiliare: — one’s self, comportarsi. -or,
S.: portamento, m.; condotta, f.
demént, -ate, TR.: dementare, far im-
demandant
pazzire. -Ation, S.: pazzia, f. -ted,
ADJ.: demente, insano.
demérit, s.: demerito; fallo, m.
demér-sed, ADJ.: demerso. -sion, S.:
demersione, f.
demòsne, s.: dominio, patrimonio, m.
dèmi-, ADJ.: mezzo, semi-. -god,5.: se-
mideo, m.
démi-grateij, .TR.: migrare. -gra-
tion}, 8.: migrazione ; partenza, f.
démi-john, s.: damigiana, f., fiascone,
m. -lune, s.: (fort.) mezzaluna, f.
de-misel, S.: trapasso, m., morte, f.
-mise2, TR.: lasciare in testamento, le-
gare; affittare. -miss}, ADJ.: umile.
-mission, s.: demissione ; digradazione, f.
démi-tone, s.: semitono, m.
demicraey, S.: governo popolare, m.,
democrazia, f.
dém-ocrat, s.: democratico, m. -geràt-
ical, ADJ.: democratico.
de-mòlish, TR.: demolire; abbattere, di-
struggere. -mé6lisher, s.: distruttore,
rovinatore, m. -molition, s.: demoli-
zione, distruzione, rovina, f.
dé-mon, s.: demonio, m. -moniac, S.:
demoniaco, m. -moniacal, ADI.: dia-
bolico.
demòn-strable, ADI.: dimostrabile, osten-
sibile. -strably, ADV.: dimostrativa-
mente; evidentemente. démon-strate,
TR.: dimostrare ; provare. -stration, S.:
dimostrazione, f., pruova evidente; dimo-
stramento, m.: make a —, far una di-
mostrazione. -strative, ADJ.: dimo-
strativo. -stratively, ADV.: dimostra-
tivamente, visibilmente.
démonstrator, s.: dimostratore, m.
de-moralization, s.: demoralizzazione,
f. -mòralize, TR.: distruggere la mo-
rale, demoralizzare. -moralized, ADJ.:
demoralizzato ; sfiducciato.
demùl-ee, TR.: addolcire, mitigare.
-eent, ADJ.: emolliente, mitigativo.
demùri, ‘s.: dubitazione, incertezza, f.
demur2, TR: sospettare; dubitare;
INTR.: differire; esitare.
demure, ADJ.: ritroso; serioso, grave;
decente. -ly, ADV.: ritrosamente; gra-
vemente, modestamente. -mess, s.: con-
tegno, m.; discrezione; gravità, serietà, f.
demùrrer, s.: (leg.) dilazione, sospen-
sione, f.
depart È
dén, s.: caverna, spelonca, f.
denationalize, tR.. levar via i diritti
nazionali.
denayj, s.: rifiuto, m., ripulsa, negative, f.
dendrology, s.: storia naturale degli
alberi, f. *
dénegate, TR.: negare.
de-niable, ADJ.: negabile; recusabile.
-nial, s.: diniego, negamento, rinnega-
mento, rifiuto, m. -nier, S.: rifiuta-
tore, m.
déni-grate, TR.: annerare; diffamare.
-gration, s.: denigrazione, f.
dén-ison = denizen. -ization, s.: pri-
vilegio di franchigia, m. -izeni, s.: fo-
restiere matricolato, m. -izem2, TR.:
francheggiare. è
denòmi-nate, TR.: denominare, nomi-
nare. -natign, s.: denominazione, f.
-native, ADJ.: denominativo. -nator,
S.: (arith.) denominatore, m.
denò-table, ADJ.: notabile. -tation,
S.: denotazione; nota, f. -te, TR.: de-
notare, indicare. -tement, 8.: denota-
zione, f.
denouement -mîn, s.: scioglimento del
intreccio, m.
denéun-ee, TR.: denunziare, notificare;
dichiarare. -eement, S.: denunzia, ac-
cusa, f. -eer, S.: accusatore, m.
dèn-se, ADJ.: denso, condensato; spesso,
compatto: — cloud, nuvolo denso. -se-
mess, -sity, S.: densità; spessezza, f.
déntI, s.: dente, m., tacca, f. dent2,
TR.: dentare.
dént-al, ADJ.: dentale. -ieles, 8. PL.:
(arch.) modiglioni, f. pi. -iculated,
ADI. : dentellato. -iculation, s.: den-
tello, m. -ifriee, s.: polvere da nettare
i denti, f. -ist, s.: dentista, cavadenti,
m. -ition, s.: dentizione, f.
deni-date = denude. -dation, S.: spo-
gliamento, m. -de, TR.: denudare, snu-
dare, render nudo, spogliare.
deniùn-ciate, TR.: denunziare. -cia-
tion, s.: denunziamento, m.; minaccia,
f. -eiator, s.: denunziatore, accusa-
tore, m.
deny, TR.: negare; rinnegare; rifiutare,
ricusare, rinunziare; INTR.: dir di no: J
— it, lo nego; — one’s self, astenersi;
smentirsi, rinnegarsi. °
de-obstrùct, TR.: deostruere, aperire.
-obstruent, s.: (med.) deostruente, ape-
riente, m.
déodand, s.: deodandum, m.
dedppi-late, InFR.: (med.) disturare.
-lation, s.: scioglimento d’ ostruzioni, m.
-lative, ADJ.: (med.) deostruente.
depaint, TR.: dipingere; rappresentare.
depàrtI, s.: partenza; morte, f. de-
part 2. TR.: separare; dividere; INTR.:
departer
partire; morire: — from, sviarsi, allon-
tanarsi; — this life, morire, passare a
miglior vita. -er, S.: affinatore, m.
-ment, s.: dipartimento, spartimento, m.
-ure, S.: partenza, f.; abbandono, m.:
take one’s —, partire. ‘
depàsture, TR.: pasturare, ‘pascere, pa-
scolare.
depauperate, TR.: impoverire.
depéctible}, ADI. : tenace, vischioso.
depeculatigni, s.: peculato, m.
depènd, INTR.: dipendere; essere dipen-
dente: — of, consistere; — on, upon,
confidarsi, aver confidenza; — upon it!
siate securo! i will — upon circum-
stances, ciò sarà secondo le occorrenze.
-anee, -aney, -ant = dependence, ete.
‘enee, -eney, S.: dipendertza, fidanza,
f.; dipendimento, m.; paese dipendente;
— on, confidenza, fiducia: -ent, ADI.:
dipendente, che dipende, soggetto; s.:
dipendente, m.: de — on, dipendere di
or da.
deperdition}, s.: deperdimento, m., per-
dita, f.
depict, TR.: dipingere; descrivere.
dè-pilate, TR.: dipelare, far cadere i peli.
-pilation, s.: depilazione, f. -pila-
tory, s.: depilatorio, m. -pilous, ADJ.:
dipelato, senza capelli.
deplétion, s.: vuotamento, m.
deplo-rable, apJ.: deplorabile, lamenta-
bile. -rableness, s.: stato deplorabile,
m., miseria, f. -rably, ADV.: in modo
lamentevole. -rate, ADJ.: deplorabile,
lamentevole; disperato. -ration, s.: la-
mentazione, f., compianto, m. -re, TR.:
compiangere, lamentare. -redly, ADV.:
lamentevolmente. -rer, s.: che lamenta.
depléy, TR.: sviluppare.
de-plumation, S.: spiumare, m. -plùme,
TR.: spiumare, spennare.
de-pòne, TR.: deporre; impegnare. -po-
nent, S.: testimonio, teste; (gram.) de-
ponente, m. i
depépu-late, TR.: spopolare; devastare.
-lation, s.: spopolazione, f.; devasta-
mento, desolamento, m. -lator, 8.: de-
vastatore, distruttore, m.
deport, s.: portamento, m., condotta,
deport2, TR.: — one’s self, compor-
tarsi, portarsi. -atigm, s.: deportazione,
f.; esilio, m. -ment, s.: portamento,
m.; condotta, f.
de-posal, s.: deposizione, f. -pòse, TR.:
deporre; testificare, attestare, privare.
-pòsit I, s.: deposito ; pegno, m. -posit 2,
TR.: depositare ; impegnare. -pòsitary,
8.: depositario, m. -position, s.: depo-
sizione ; testimonianza, f. -pository, S.:
deposito, m.; depositeria, f.
de-pravation, s.: depravazione, corru-
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zione, f. -prave, TR.: depravare, cor-
rompere. -praved, ADJ.: depravato, cor-
rotto: become —, depravarsi, corrompersi,
pervertirsi. -pravedness, -prave-
ment, s.: depravazione, corrutela, f.
-praver, s.: depravatore, corruttore, m.
-pràvity, s.: stato depravato, m.; de-
pravazione, corruttela, f.
dépre-cate, TR.: divertirsi pregando un
male; supplicare. -cation, s.: depre-
cazione. -cative,‘-catory, ADJ.: de-
precativo, supplichevole.
depré-ciate, TR.: dispregiare, abbassare
il prezzo, avvilire. -eiation, s.: abbas-
samento di prezzo, svilimento, m.
dépre-date, TR.: depredare, saccheg-
giare, guastare. -dation, s.: depreda-
mento, saccheggio, m. -dator, S.: de-
predatore, rubatore, m.
deprehén-d, TR.: sorprendere, chiappar
sul fatto; scoprire. -sible, ADJ.: com-
prensibile. -giom, 8.: sorpresa; scoper-
ta, f.
de-préss, TR.: deprimere; abbassare, av-
vilire. -prèssion, s.: depressione, f.;
avvilimento, m. -préssor, S.: depres-
sore; oppressore, m.
de-privation, s.: privazione; (law) de-
posizione, f. -prive, TR.: privare; de-
porre. -privement, s.: privazione, f.
-priver, s.: colui che priva.
depth, s.: profondità, f.; fondo; abisso,
m.; oscurità, f.; mezzo, m.: in the — of
the sea, al fondo del mare; in the — of
winter, nel cuor del verno. -em, TR.: ca-
vare; affondare. .
depieelate}, TR.: deflorare.
depul-sion, s.: espulsione, f.
ADJ.: espellente.
dépu-rate!, ADJ: depurato, purgato.
-rate2, TR.: depurare, purgare. -ra-
tion, s.: depurazione; chiarificazione, f.
de-putation, s.: deputazione,f. -pute,
TR.: deputare, delegare.
dèputy, s.: deputato, delegato, commes-
sario, m.: Lord —, viceré, m.
deràeinate, TR.: sradicare; sbarbare.
de-rai(g)m}, TR.: provare, giustificare.
-rài(g)nmentt, s.: prova, giustificazio-
ne, f.
derange, TR.: disordinare, sconcertare;
-d, ADI. : disordinato, sconcertato, scom-
pigliato: be — (out of mind), aver perduto
il cervello; mezzo pazzo; esser demente.
-ment, s.: disordinanza, f.
deray}, s.: tumulto, strepito, m.
dére-lict, ADJ.: abbandonato. -liction,
s.: abbandonamento, abbandono, m.
de-ride, TR.: deridere; beffare. -rider,
s.: deriditore; beffatore, m. -rision,
s.: derisione, f.; scherno, m. -risive,
-risory, ADJ.: derisorio.
derisory
“sory,
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de-rivable, ADJ.: che si può derivare.
-rivation, s.: derivazione, etimologia,
f. -rivative, ADJ.: derivativo. -riv-
atively, ADV.: in modo derivativo.
-rive, (IN)TR.: derivare ; procedere, trarre
origine. -rived, ADJ.: derivato; cavato.
derniér, ADJ.: ultimo, passato.
dér-ogatel, ADJ.: derogato; dispregiato,
avvilito. -ogate2, TR.: derogare ; dispre-
giare, avvilire; INTR.: disdirsi. -oga-
tion, S.: derogazione, f.; dispregiamen-
to, m. -dgative = derogatory. -dga-
torily, ADV.: in modo diffamatorio. -bga-
toriness, S.: dispregio, diffamamento,
m. -Ogatory, ADJ.: derogatorio, di-
sprezzante.
dervis, S.: dervisse, m.
dés-cantI,s8.: canto; lungo discorso, m.;
interpretazione, f., comento, m. -cant2,
INTR.: aringare ; interpretare, comentare:
— on, commentare ; interpretare.
deseén-d, (IN)TR.: discendere; scendere,
venire abasso or giù; trarre origine; ca-
lare: — to base acts, far cose indegne.
-dent, ADJ.: discendente; nato; S.: di-
scendente; successore, m. -sign, S.:
discendimento, m.; scesa, f. -t, S.: sce-
sa; discesa, china, f., pendio, m.; discen-
denza, successione, f., lignaggio; sbarco,
m.: of high —, di alto lignaggio; make a
— upon, fare uno sbarco in.
describ-e, TR.: descrivere; dipingere.
-er, S.: descrittore, dipintore, m.
descrier, S.: scopritore, m.
descrip-tion, s.: descrizione, f. - -tive,
ADJ.: descrittivo.
descry I, s.: scoperta, f. desery 2, TR.:
scoprire; discernere.
désecrate, TR.: disacrare.
de-sérti,s.: merito,m. dé-sert2, ADJ.:
diserto, solitario; S.: deserto, m., solitu-
dine, f. -sert3, TR.: disertare; abban-
donare; lasciare; INTR.: fuggire. -sért-
er, S.: disertore, desertore, m. -sért-
fal, ADJ.: meritorio. -sértion, 5.:
abbandono, m. -sértless, ADJ.: senza
merito, indegno.
desérv-e, TR.: meritare; essere degno:
— well of one, meritar del bene da uno.
-edly, ADV.: meritamente, degnamente.
-er, S.: che merita. -ing, ADJ.: merite-
vole, meritorio, degno. -vingly, ADV.:
con merito.
deshabille, s.:
camera, M.
desiccant, s.: rimedio disseccante, m.
désic-cate, TR.: disseccare, render secco.
-cation, S.: seccamento, m. -‘cative,
ADJ.: disseccativo, dissecante.
desideratum, s.: cosa desiderabile, f
desidious}, ADJ.: pigro, ozioso.
design!, disegno; progetto, m.; inten-
derivable
abito negletto, abito di
despicable
zione, f., pensiero, m.; intrapresa, f.;
through (with) —, a disegno, a posta;
coll’ intenzione. design2, TR.: dise-
gnare; premeditare ; tramare; INTR.: pro-
porsi; determinare.
désign-ate, TR.: significare, indicare; in-
segnare ; distinguere ; destinare. -ation,
s.: designazione, destinazione; indicazio-
ne, f.
design-edly, ADV.: con disegno, inten-
zionalmente, a posta. -er,s.: disegna-
tore, inventore, m., -trice, f. -img, ADI.:
insidioso, ingannevole. -less, ADJ.: sen-
za intenzione. -lessly, ADV.: inavver-
tentemente. -ment, S.: disegno, m., in-
tenzione, f., intento, m.
désinenee, S.: desinenza, f., fine, m.
desi-rable, ADJ.: desiderabile, piacevole ;
dilettoso. -rei, S.: desiderio, m., bra-
ma; voglia; cupidezza; domanda, f.:
earnest —, desiderio ardente; by (the)
— of, a preghiera di. -rez, TR.: desi
derare, bramare, appetire; pregare: —
ardently, anelare, ambire; — impatient-
ly, essere smanioso di. -redly, ADV.:
a seconda. -rer, S.: desideratore, m.
-rous, ADJ.: desideroso, avido: be — of,
desiderare, bramare. -rously, ADV.: de-
siderosamente, cupidamente. -rousness,
S.: cupidità, f.
desist, INTR.: desistere; tralasciare.
-anee, S.: tralasciamento, cessamento, 2.
désk, s.: leggio, scrittoio, m.
déso-late 1, ADJ.: desolato, solitario ; tri-
sto: lay (make) —, desolare, disertare.
-late2, TR.: desolare; spopolare. -late-
-ly, ADV.: in modo desolato. -lateness,
s.: luogo deserto, deserto, m. -later,
8.: desolatore, m. -lation, s.: distru-
‘zione; rovina, f.
despairi, s.: disperamento, m., dispe-
razione, disperanza, f.; în —, disperato,
avvilito; sink into —, cadere nella di-
sperazione. despair2,INTR.: disperare;
perdere la speranza. -ingly, ADV.: di-
speramente.
despàtch1, s.: dispaccio; espresso, m.:
use (make) —, soliecitarsi, spiccarsi; send
off a —, spedire un corriere; mandare una
staffetta, un dispaccio telegrafico. de-
spatch2, TR.: dispacciare; conchiudere
un affare; ammazzare, uccidere; man-
dare in fretta; — a@ messenger, spedire
una staffetta. -ful, ADJ.: frettoloso, af-
frettato.
desperado, s.: disperato, arrabbiato, m.
désper-ate, ADJ.: disperato, temerario,
furioso. -ately, ADV.: disperatamente;
terribilmente ; alla cieca: — in love with,
innamoratissimo di. -ateness, s.: furia;
temerità, f. -ation, S.: disperazione, f.
déspica-ble, ADI. : disprezzabile; basso.
despicableness
-bleness, S.: bassezza, viltà, f.
ADv.: vilmente.
despi-sable, ADI.: dispregevole, disprez-
zevole, abietto. -sal, S.: disprezzo, m.
-se, TR.: dispregiare, sdegnare, vilificare ;
aver a vile. -ser, S.: dispregiatore, m.
-sing, S.: sprezzamento, dispregio, m.
despite, S.: dispetto, scherno, sdegno,
m.; malizia, f.: in — of, ad onta di, a
dispetto di, a malgrado; în — of you, a
dispetto vostro. despite, TR.: dispet-
tare; vessare. -ful, ADJ.: dispettoso,
malizioso. -fully, ADv.: dispettosa-
mente, con dispetto. -fulmess, s.: mali-
gnita, f.; odio, m.
de-spéil, TR.: spogliare, privare. -spéi-
ler, s.: spogliatore, m. -spoliation,
s.: spogliamento, rubamento, m.
despònd, INTR.: disperare; sbigottirsi,
perdersi d’animo. -eney, s.: disperazio-
ne,f.: fall into a state of —, avvilirsi,
perdersi d’ animo. -ent, ADI. : disperante.
-ingly, ADV.: disperatamente.
despòn-sate, TR.: fidanzare, promettere
-bly,
in matrimonio. -sation, s.: impalma-
mento, m.
dés-pot, S.: despoto, m. -pétic(al),
ADJ.: dispotico. -pòtically, ADV.: di-
spoticamente. -pòticalness, S.: auto-
rità assoluta, f. -potism, s.: dispoti-
smo, 7m. :
déspumate, INTR.: (chem.) schiumare.
désquamate, TR.: squamare.
dessért, s.: frutta, f. pl.; ultimo servi-
to, m.
désti-nate} = destine. -nation, S.:
destinazione, f. -me, TR.: destinare; as-
segnare. -my, S.: destino, fato, m.;
sorte, f.
désti-tute, ADI.: destituto, abbandonato,
derelitto; privo, senza: — of means,
senza mezzi. -tutiom, s.: mancamento;
abbandonamento, m., derelizione, f.
destroy, TR.: distruggere, rovinare; uc-
cidere. -er, s.: distruttore, desolato-
Te, m.
destrùc-t}, TR.: distruggere. -tibility,
8.: distruggimento, m. -tible, ADJ.:
che si può distruggere. -tiom, S.: di-
struzione, rovina, f. -tive, ADJ.: distrut-
tivo, pernizioso. -tively, ADV.: distrut-
tivamente. -tiveness, s.: distruggi-
mento, m., distruzione, f. -tor, s.: di-
struggitore, desolatore, m.
desudation, s.: sudore eccessivo, m.
désuetude, s.: disuso, m.; dissuetudine,
disusanza, f.
désulto-riness, s.: leggerezza, inco-
Stanza, f. -rily, ADV.: leggiermente.
“Ty, ADJ.: leggiero, mutabile, incostante ;
senza metodo.
detach, TR.: staccare, separare; (mil.)
detéc-t, TR.: scoprire; svelare.
detério-rate, TR.:
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distaccare. -ment, s.: (mil.) distacca-
mento, m.; divisione, f.
detrimental
detaili,s.: dettaglio, m.; particolarità,
f.: in —, a minuto. detail2, TR.: rac-
contare; circostanziare.
detain, TR.: ritenere; impedire; ferma-
re: I will not — you long, non voglio trat-
tenervi a lungo. -der,s.: cattura; de-
tenzione, f. -er, s.: detentore, m. -ing,
S.: ritegno; impedimento, m.
-tor,
S.: scopritore; delatore, m. -tion, S.:
scoperta, f.
deténtion, s.: detenzione, ritenzione, f.;
carceramento, m.
detér, TR.: atterrire; stornare, dissuade-
re; distornare.
detér-ge, TR.: spaventare; detergere; pur-
gare. -gent, ADJ.: detergente; astersivo.
deteriorare. -ra-
tion, s.: deterioramento, m.
detérment, s.: dissuasione, f.; ostacolo,
m.
detérmi-nable, ADI.: che si può deter-
minare. -nateI, ADI. : determinato, pre-
ciso. -natez, TR.: determinare; risol-
vere. -nately, ADV.: determinatamente,
precisamente. -nation, s.: determina-
zione; decisione, f.: come to a —, pren-
dere un partito reciso. -native, ADI.:
determinativo, decisivo. -nator, s.: che
determina; giudice, m. -ne, TR.: deter-
minare; decidere; stabilire; definire;
INTR.: determinare, conchiudere, finire;
prendere partito. -ned, ADJ.: risoluto,
coraggioso.
deterrationi, s.:
detér-sion, S.:
mento, m.
sivo.
esumazione, f.
detersione, f.; purga-
-sive, ADJ.: detersivo, aster-
detést, TR.: detestare; aborrire. -able,
ADJ.: detestabile, abominevole, esecrabile.
-ably, ADv.: detestabilmente. -ation,
s.: detestazione, abominazione, f. -er,S.:
che detesta, aborritore, m.
dethrone, TR.: privare del trono. -ment,
8.: privazione del trono, detronizzazione, f.
détinue, S. : citazione, f.
de-tonation, s.: detonazione, f. -tonize,
TR.: far Seta INTR.: infiammarsi
con istrepito.
detért, TR.: torcere; stravolgere.
detràc-t, TR.: detrarre; calunniare, in-
famare. -tor, S.: detrattore; calunnia-
tore, m. -tion, s.: detrazione; maldi-
cenza, f. -tory, ADJ.: diffamatorio, ca-
lunnioso. -tress, s.: detrattrice, f.
détri-ment, s.: detrimento, danno ; pre-
giudizio, m.: to the — of, a danno di, con
pregiudizio di. -mèntal, ADJ.: pregiu-
diziale; nocivo: be — to, recar danno (or
pregiudizio) a, nocere a.
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detride, TR.: cacciare in giù.
detrin-cate, TR.: scappezzare, mozzare,
troncare. Pes S.: mozzamento, m
plead gate : atterramento, m
deuee, S : due, m. (al giuoco di carte).
deùse, s.: diavolo, m.
deuter-dgamy, s.: matrimonio secondo,
m. -Onomy, S.: deuteronomio, m.
dévas-tate, TR.: devastare, desolare.
-tation, s.: devastazione, f., desolamen-
to, m.
devélop, INTR.:
sviluppamento, m.
devérgenee}, s.: divergenza.
devést, TR.: privare, spogliare.
sviluppare. -ment, S
devèxityi, s.: declività, f
devi ate, INTR.: deviare, sviarsi. -ation,
: deviamento, m.
doe S.: invenzione; spediente, mezzo,
m.; divisa, emblema, f.
dévil, s.: diavolo, demonio, m.: great —,
diavolone, m.; little —, diavoletto, m.;
give the — his due, non fate il diavolo
più nero che non è; a — of a fellow, un
vero demonio. -ish, ADJ.: diabolico. -ish-
ly, ADV.: diabolicamente. -ishness, S.:
natura diabolica, f. -kin, s.. diavolet-
to, m.
dévious, ADJ.: deviato, errante.
devi-se1,s.: legato; lascito; espediente;
disegno, m. -se2, TR.: immaginare; for-
mare; INTR.: consultare, legare, lasciare.
-s8e, S.: legatario, m. -ser, S.: inven-
tore, autore, m. S.: (leg.) testa-
tore, m
dévi-table}, ADI.: evitabile.
S.: evitazione, f.
devéid, ADJ.: vuoto, vacuo; destituto.
devoir -vwér, 8.: dovere; ossequio, m
de-volation, s : devoluzione, f.; rivol-
gimento, scadimento, m. -vélve, TR.:
devolvere; ricadere, scadere. -vélved,
ADI.: devoluto ; ricaduto.
devoràtioni, s : divoramento, m
devo-te, TR.: votare, dedicare; dare;
consegnare: — one’s self to, dedicarsi a,
darsi a. -ted, aDJ.: dedito, dedicato.
-tedness, s.: divozione, f. “tee, S.:
bacchettone, ipocrita, m. -tiom, s.: di-
vozione ; disposizione, f. -tional, ADI.:
pio, divoto. -tignalist, S.: zelatore ;
ipocrita, m.
devour, TR.: divorare; inghiottire:
with one’s eyes, cacciare (or ficcare) gli
occhi addosso a. -er,S.: divoratore, m.
-ingly, ADV.: ingordamente, avidamente,
golosamente.
devéut, ADI. : divoto, religioso, pio.
ADV. : divotamente.
-sor,
-taàtioni,
x . -ly,
-ness, S.: divozione ;
pietà, f.
dew, s.: rugiada, f. dew2, TR.: in-
naffiare; aspergere. -berry, S.: moro
dibble
-besprént, ADI.: asperso
di rugiada. -drop, s.: goccia di rugia-
da, f. =lap, s.: giogaia, pagliolaia, f.
-lapt, ADJ.: fornito di giogaie. «worm,
s.: verme di rugiada, m. -y, ADI.: ru-
giadoso.
déx-ter,
di rovo, m.
ADJ. : destro, a man destra.
-tèrity, s.: destrezza; abilita,f. -ter-
ous, ADJ.: destro, accorto. -terously,
ADV.: destramente, accortamente. -ter-
ousness= dexterity. -tral, ADJ.: drit-
to, diritto. -trous = dexterous.
diabétes, s.: (med.) diabete, f.
diabòlic(al), apJ.: diabolico, infernale,
-ally, ADV.: diabolicamente. -alness,
S.: diavoleria, f.
diadem, s.: diadema, m.; corona,f. -ed,
ADJ.: cinto d’ un diadema.
diaéresis, s.: dieresi, f.
diagnostic, s.: indizio, sintomo, m.
diàgonal, ADJ.: diagonale; s.: diago-
nale, f. -ly, ADV.: diagonalmente.
diagram, s.: diagramma, m.; descri-
zione, f.
dial, s.:
logio, f.
dia-lect, s.: dialetto; stilo, m. -léectic,
s.: dialettica, logica, f. -léctical, ADI.:
dialettico, logicale. -léetically, ADV.:
in maniera dialettica.
dial-ing, S.: gnomonica, f. -ist, S.:
fabbricatore d’ orologi solari, m
di-alògical, ADI.: dialogico. -alogist,
s.: dialogista, m. -alogistically, ADV.:
in modo dialogico. salegize, TR.: dia-
logizzare. di-alogue1, dialogo, m.
-alogue 2, INTR.: an discor-
rere.
dial-plate, s
diàlysis, S.:
due, f.
diàm-eter, s.: diametro, m. -etral,
-6trical, ADJ.: diametrale. -étrically,
ADV.: per diametro.
oriuolo a sole, m.; mostra d’ oro-
: mostra d’ orologio, f.
(gram.) sillaba divisa in
diamond, s.: diamante, m. cutter,
S.: gioielliere, m.
diapason, s.: (mus.) ottava, f.
diaper1,s.: biancheria tessuta a figura,
f. diaper2, TR.: damascare.
di-aphanéity, s.: diafanità, trasparen-
za, f. -aphànic, -iphanous, ADI:
diafano.
diaphorétic, ADI.: (med.) diaforetico,
sudorifico.
diaphragm, s.: (anat.) diaframma, m.
diar-rhéa, -rhea, S.: diarrea, f. -rhét-
ic, -rhostic, ADJ.: purgativo.
diary, s.: diario, giornale, m.
diastole, s.: (anat.) diastole, f.
diatéssaron, S.: (mus.) diatesseron, m.
diaténic, ADJ.: (mus.) diatonico.
dibble, s.: piuolo da piantare, m.
dibstone
dibstone, 8.: sassolino, m.
dicdeity }, S.: ciarleria, f.
die-et, S. PL.: dadi, m. pl.: cog the —,
mettere dadi falsi; set the — upon, truf-
fare, ingannare. -e2, INTR.: giuocare
adadi. -e=box, S.: bossolo, m. -er,
-e-player, S.: giuocatore di dadi, m.
dichòt-omize, TR.: spartire in due.
«qmy, S.: dicotomia, f.
dieing, S.: giuoco di dadi, m.
dicker, S.: diecina di cuoia, f.
dic-tateI, s.: regola, f.; precetto, m.
-tate2, TR.: dettare; prescrivere. -ta-
tion, s.: dettatura, f. -tator, s.: dit-
tatore, m. -tatorial, ADJ.: dittatorio,
autorevole, assoluto. -tatorship, -ta-
ture, S.: dittatura, f.
diction, s.: dizione, f.; stile, m.
s.: dizionario, vocabolario, m.
did, impf. del v. do.
didàctic(al), ADI. : istruttivo.
didapper, s.: mergo, m.
diddle, INTR.: vacillare.
diet (pl. dice), s.: dado, m. die2 (pl.
dies), S.: conio, m.; tintura; tinta, f.,
colore, m. die 3, INTR.: morire; sven-
tare, svaporare: — a natural death, mo-
rire di morte naturale; he was near dy-
ing, egli fu per morire; — off (away),
cessar a poco, spegnersi.
di-et, -erf = dy-e, -er.
diesis, s.: (mus.) diesi, f.
diet, s.: nutrimento, m.; dieta; assem-
blea, f.; put upon —, tenere alla dieta.
diet 2, TR.: dietare; nutrire; INTR.: nu-
trirsi, fare dieta, mangiare. =drink, s.:
tisana, f. diètic(al), ADJ.: dietetico.
differ, INTR.: differire, esser dissimile,
variare. -emeel, s.: differenza: dispa-
rità; diversità; disputa, dissenzione, f.:
that makes no —, ciò non fa niente.
-ence2, TR.: differenziare; distinguere.
«ent, ADI.: differente; dissimile. -én-
tial, s.: (alg.) differenziale. -ently,
ADV. : differentemente ; variamente. -ing,
ADJ.: differente.
diffi-eile, apJ.: difficile; malagevole;
scrupoloso. -eilemess, S.: difficoltà, f.
-eult, ADI.: difficile; faticoso. -cultly,
ADV.: difficilmente, con difficoltà. -culty,
8.: difficoltà, perplessità, f., dubbio ; osta-
colo, m.; serious —, difficoltà grave;
be în —, essere in angustia, patir di-
sagio; labor under a —, lottare contro
una difficoltà; with great —, a mala pena.
difiden-ee, s.: diffidenza, f., sospetto,
m, -t, ADJ.: diffidente, sospettoso. -tly,
ADV. : con diffidenza, sospettosamente.
diffuen-ee, -ey, S.: fluidità, fiuidez-
28, f. -t, ADI. : fluido, diffuso.
difform, ADJ.: difforme; irregolare.
-formity, s.: difformità; irregolarità, f.
“ary,
dilemma
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diffa-se 1, TR.: diffundere; spargere: —
knowledge, diffondere le cognizioni, spar-
gere l'istruzione. -se2,-sed, ADJ.: dif-
fuso, sparso, prolisso. -sedly, ADV.: dif-
fusamente; copiosamente. -sedness,
-sion, S.: diffusione; spargimento, m.;
copiosità, f. -sive, ADI. : diffusivo, pro-
lisso. -sively, ADV.: diffusamente.
-siveness, S.: distesa, estensione; pro-
lissità, f.
dig, IRR.; TR.: zappare, vangare; scavare:
— deep, affondare; — out, sterrare, cava-
re della terra.
digerent, ADJ.: (med.) digerente, dige-
stivo.
digès-t1, TR.: digerire; smaltire, far la di-
gestione di; fare un digesto; disporre.
INTR.: suppurare, venire a suppurazione.
diges-t 2, s.: digesto, m., pandette, f. pl.
-ter, s.: digestore; digestivo, m. -tible,
ADJ.: digestibile. -tion, s.: digestione,
f.; suppuramento, m. -tive, ADI. : dige-
stivo, suppurativo ; s.: rimedio digesti-
VO, M.
digger, S.: zappatore, vangatore, m.
dight, TR.: ornare; addobbare.
digit, s.: dito, digito, m. (misura). -ated,
ADJ.: (bot.) digitato.
digladiationi, s.: azzuffamento, m.
dignification, s.: esaltamento, m.
digni-fied, ADJ.: investito di dignità;
dignitoso; elevato, esaltato: a — bear-
ing, un far dignitoso. -fy, TR.: elevare;
esaltare. -tary, S.: prelato, m. -ty,
s.: dignità, f.; grado d’ onore, m.; impor-
tanza, f.: air of —, aria autorevole (no-
bile), portamento distinto; rise to —, in-
nalzarsi, distinguersi.
di-gréss, INTR.: fare digressione. -grés-
sion, S.: digressione, f., sviamento, m.
dijadi-cate}, TR.: giudicare, decidere;
distinguere. -cationi, s.: distinzione
giuridica, f.
dike, s.: fosso; canale; vallo, m.
dilàeer-ate, TR.: dilacerare, stracciare.
-ation, s.: lacerazione, f., stracciamen-
to, m.
dilani-ate, TR.: dilaniare;
-ation, s.: sbranamento, m.
dilapi-date, TR.: dilapidare. -dation,
s.: dilapidamento, m.; rovina, f.
di-latability, s.. dilatabilità; estensio-
ne, f. -latable, ADI.: dilatabile. -la-
tation, s.: dilatazione, f. -late, TR.:
dilatare; stendere; INTR.: dilatarsi, di-
stendersi; diffondersi. -lator,s.: (surg.)
dilatatore, m. di-latoriness, s.: len-
tezza; infingardia, f. di-latory, ADJ.:
dilatorio, tardo: be —, procrastinare, ti-
rare in lungo.
diléctioni, s.: dilezione, f.; amore, m.
dilémma, s.: dilemma, f., imbarazzo, m.
sbranare.
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diligen-ee, s.: diligenza, assiduità, sedu-
lità, cura, prontezza ; diligenza, vettura, f.
-t, ADJ.: diligente; assiduo. -tly, ADV.:
diligentemente.
dill, s.: aneto, m.
dila-eid}, ADJI.: lucido, chiaro: -ei-
date, TR.: dilucidare, far chiaro, spie-
gare. -eidationi, s.: dilucidazione,
spiegazione, f.
di-luent, ADJ.: diluente, dissolvente, m.;
s.: diluente, m. -lite, TR.: stemperare ;
mescolare. -luter, s.: dissolvente, m.
-lation, s.: stemperamento, m.
dilavian, ADJ.: diluviano.
dim1, ADJ.: oscuro, fosco, annebbiato;
chiaroscuro, stupido. dim2, TR.: oscu-
rare ; offuscare.
dimension, s.: dimensione, estensione,
f. -less,s.: infinito; immenso.
dimin-ish, TR.: diminuire; INTR.: dimi-
nuirsi; decrescere. -ishing, S.: dimi-
nuimento, m. -ishingly, ADV.: diminu-
tivamente; in modo vilipeso. -ation,
8.: diminuzione, f.; discredito, m. -utive,
ADJ.: diminutivo, piccolo; S.: diminutivo,
m. -utively, ADV.: in modo diminutivo.
-utiveness, S.: piccolezza, f.
dimish, ADJ.: alquanto oscuro.
di-mìssigni, s.: congedo, m. -missory,
ADI. : dimissoriale.
dimity, s.: dimito, m.
dim-ly, ADV.: oscuramente.
oscuramento, m.; stupidità, f.
dimpl-ei, s.: pozzetta, piccola fossetta, f.
-e 2, INTR.: formare delle pozzette. -ed,
ADJ.: adornato di pozzette. -y, ADI.:
pieno di pozzette.
dim-sighted, ADJ.: che ha la vista of-
fuscata.
dini, s.: strepito, fracasso, mm.
TR.: stordire; schiamazzare.
dine, TR.: invitare a desinare; INTR.: de-
sinare; pranzare: come and — with me,
venite a pranzo con me; — out, pranzare
fuori di casa; have you —d? avete desi-
nato?
ding}, TR.: sbattere, spezzare; infrangere;
INTR.: schiamazzare, vantarsi; tintinnire.
-dong, S.: tintinnio delle campane, m.
dingle, s.: valle; valletta, f.
dingy, ADJ.: oscuro; bruno.
dining-room, s.: sala da mangiare, f.
dinner, s.: desinare; pranzo, m.: poor
—, tristo desinare; sumptuous —, pranzo
lautissimo; ask to —, convitare. =bell,
s.: campana (dell ora) del pranzo. ~par-
ty, S.: pranzo con inviti, convito, m.-:
dull -—, desinare tristo. time, S.: ora
di pranzo, f.
dinti, s.: impressione, f., vestigio; se-
gno; colpo; forza, f. dint2,TR.: fare
una bozza su.
diligence
"ness, S.:
din2,
disadvantage
did-eesan, s.: diocesano, m. dig-eese,
S.: diocesi, f.
diòptric, -al, ADI. : diottrica. -s, 8. PL.:
diottrica, f.
diorama, S.: diorama, m.
dip, IRR. ; TR. : intingere, immollare ; InTR. :
immergersi; penetrare.
dipétalous, ADJ.: bipetale, di due co-
rolle.
diphthong, s.: dittongo, m.
diplo-ma, s.: diploma, m., lettera paten-
te, f. -maey, 8.: diplomazia, f. -màt-
ic, ADJ.: diplomatico. -màtics, S. PL.:
arte diplomatica, f.
dip-per, s.: che immerge nell’ acqua;
mestola, f. -ping, s.: immersione, ff.
-ping-needle, s.: ago calamitato, m.
dire, ADJ.: diro, orrendo.
diréc-tI, ADJ.: retto, diretto; chiaro.
-t2, TR.: dirigere; indirizzare; regolare,
ordinare: — a letter to, indirizzare (or
mandare) una lettera a. -ter, S.: diret-
tore, m.; squadra, f. -tion, s.: direzio-
ne; soprascritta, f., indirizzo, m., incom-
benza, f.; ordine, m.: go in the — of, an-
dare alla volta di; write the — on a let-
ter, scrivere l’indirizzo sopra una lettera.
-tive, ADJ.: directivo. -tly, ADV.: diret-
tamente; immediate: — against, dirim-
petto. -tmess, S.: dirittura; rettitudine,
f. -tor, s.: direttore, m. -tory,S.: di-
rettorio, m. -tress, s.: direttrice, f.
dire-ful, ADJ.: diro, terribile. -ful-
ness, -ness, S.: orrore, terrore, m.;
enormità, f.
diréption, s.: rapina, f.; sacco, m.
dirge, S.: canzone funebre, f.
dirk1, s.: pugnale, m., daga, f. dirk2,
TR.: stilettare.
dirti, s.: fango; loto, m.; immondizia;
bassezza, f. dirt2, TR.: sporcare; in-
fangare. -ily, ADV.: sporcamente, sor-
didamente; vilmente. -imess, S.: spor-
cheria; bassezza, f. -y1, ADJ.: sporco,
sucido, fangoso, sordido; vile, infame.
-y 2, TR.: sporcare; lordare; disonorare:
— trick, brutto scherzo; — fellow, sudi-
cione, sciattone, m.
dirùption, s.: dirupamento, m.
dis-ability, s.: incapacità, inabilità ; im-
potenza, f. -able, TR.: rendere incapa-
ce; (mar.) mettere fuor di servizio, di-
sarmare. -Ablement, s.: inabilità; im-
potenza, f.
disabise, TR.: disingannare, sgannare.
disaccòommo- date, TR.: incomodare.
-dation, s.: incomodezza, incomodità, f.
disaccùstom, TR.: disusare, disvezzare.
disacknéwledge, TR.: negare; disap
provare. È i
disadvan-tagel, s.: disavvantaggio, pre-
giudizio, danno, m. -tage2, TR.: di-
disadvantageous
savvantaggiare, pregiudicare; nuocere.
-tageous, ADJ.: svantaggioso. -tà-
geously, ADJ.: con isvantaggio. -tà-
geousness, S.: svantaggio, m.
disadvén-ture, S.: disavventura, disgra-
tia, f. -turous, ADJ.: sfortunato.
disafféc-t, TR.: alienare; scontentare;
odiare. -ted, ADJ.: disaffezionato, mal-
contento. -tedly, ADV.: in modo scon-
tentato. -tedness, S.: scontentezza, f.
-tion, S.: malevolenza, f. -tionate,
ADJ.: disaffezionato, malcontento.
disaffirm, TR.: contraddire,
-anee, S.: contraddizione, f.
disagrée, INTR.: discrepare, differire;
discordare: — with, far male a; incom-
modare. -able, ADJ.: sgradevole, spia-
cevole, contrario, disdicevole, discaro.
-ableness, S.: contrarietà, spiacevolezza,
f.; disgusto, m. -ably, ADV.: spiacevol-
mente. -ment, S.: differenza; discor-
danza, f.
disallòw, TR.: disapprovare; biasimare;
INTR.: non permettere; rifiutare. -able,
ADJ.: inammissibile. -amee, S.: proibi-
zione, f.; divieto, m.
disànchor, TR.: salpare |’ ancora.
disini-mate, TR.: disanimare; scorag-
giare. -mation, S.: privazione di vita, f.
disannùl, TR.: annullare; cassare.
-ment, s.: annullamento, m.
lisappèar, TR.: sparire, svanire. -anee,
8: svanimento, m.
disappdint 1, TR.: deludere 1’ aspettati-
va di; mancar di parola, frustrare, delu-
dere, sconcertare: — one’s friends, man-
care agli amici. -ment, s.: delusione,
speranza delusa, f.; mancamento di paro-
la, m.; traversia, f.
lisap-probation, s.: censura, f.; biasi-
mo, m., riprovazione, f. -préve, TR.:
disapprovare, censurare.
lisàrm, TR.: disarmare.
mamento, m.
lisarrange, TR.: disordinare.
8.: disordinanza, f.
lisarray 1, s.: disordine, m.; confusione,
f. disarray 2, TR.: divestire ; spogliare.
lisàs-ter1, s.: disastro; infortunio, m.
«ter 2, TR.: affliggere. -trous, ADI.:
disastroso, calamitoso, funesto. -trous-
ly, ADV.: sventuratamente, funestamen-
te. -trousness, s.: infortunio, m.
liskuthorize, TR.: privare d' autorità.
lisavéuch, TR.: disapprovare, negare.
lisavow, TR.: negare; disdire. -al,s.:
disapprovazione, f., negamento, m.
lisbind, TR.: sbandare; congediare;
INTR.: sbandarsi; disperdersi.
lisbàrk, TR.: sbarcare.
lisbelia-f, s.: incredulità, f. -ve, TR.:
scredere ; miscredere ; diffidare ; dubitare.
negare.
-ing, S.: disar-
-ment,
diseérp, TR.: lacerare, dilaniare.
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scredente, incredulo; miscre-
discloser
-ver, S.:
dente, m.
disbòwel, TR.: sviscerare.
disbranch, TR.: diramare; spiccare.
disbud, TR.: spampanare.
disbarden, TR.: scaricare; sgravare.
disbùr-se, TR.: sborsare; spendere.
-se-
ment, s.: sborsamento; pagamento, m.
-ser, S.: che sborsa, pagatore, m.
discal-eeated}, ADJ.: scalzo, scalzato.
-eeation 7, s.: scalzamento, m.
discàndy {, TR.: dissolvere, liquefare.
discard, TR.: scartare; licenziare. -uref,
s.: scartamento ; congedo, m.
discase, TR.: svestire, spogliare.
diseeptation {, s.: disputa, contesa, f.
discèrn, TR.: discernere; differenziare;
distinguere. -er, S.: discernitore, m.
-ible, ADJ.: discernevole, percettibile ;
apparente. -ibleness, s.: visibilità, ap-
parenza; percezione, f. -ibly, ADV.:
visibilmente. -img, ADJ.: giudizioso;
perspicace ; S.: discernimento, m. -ing-
ly, ADV.: giudiziosamente. -ment, s.:
discernimento ; giudizio, m.
-ti-
bility, s.: frangibilità,f. -tible, ADI.:
frangibile; separabile. -tign, s.: lace-
ramento, strazzio, m.
dischéàrg-eI, s.: scaricamento, scarico;
sparo, m.; liberazione; licenza, libertà;
quittanza, ricevuta; discolpa; assoluzio-
ne, f.; sbocco, m., uscita, f. -e2, TR.:
scaricare; liberare, licenziare; sprigiona-
re; assolvere; adempire; INTR.: scari-
carsi; dissiparsi: — one’s duty, fare il
suo debito; — one’s promise, tener la
promessa; — a business, spedire un af-
fare; — one’s debts, pagare i suoi debiti;
— a soldier, cassare un soldato; — an
officer, dimettere un ufficiale; — a pris-
oner, liberare un prigioniero. -er, S.:
che libera, che scarica.
diseind}, TR.: discindere, tagliare ;. spic-
care.
diseiple1, s.: discepolo, scolare, m. dis-
ciple2, TR.. istruire; dar disciplina.
-ship, s.: discepolato, m.
diseiplin-able, ADI.: disciplinabile; do-
cile. -ableness, s.: docilità, f. -Arian,
ADI. : di disciplina; s.: presbiteriano, pu-
ritano, m. -ary, ADI.: disciplinale, di
disciplina. discipli-ne1, s.: disciplina,
f.; insegnamento, m.; educazione; som-
missione, f. -e2, TR.: disciplinare; in-
segnare; regolare. -ed, ADJ.: discipli-
nato.
disclaim, TR.: rifiutare, negare; rinun-
ziare. -er,S.: rifiutatore, m. -ing, S.:
rinunziamento, m.; negazione, f.
disclo-se, TR.: scoprire, palesare: — a
secret, palesare un secreto. -ser, S.:
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scopritore, palesatore,, m.
scoperta, f.; rivelamento, m.
dis-coloration, S.: discolorazione, f.,
scoloramento, m. -còlour, TR.: discolo-
rare; INTR.: perder il colore.
discòm-fiti, TR.: disfare; sconfiggere;
vincere. -fit2, -fiture, S.: sconfitta;
strage, f.
discémfort 1, s.: sconforto, m.; afflizio-
ne, f. discomfort2, TR.: sconfortare;
affliggere. -able, ADI.: sconfortante;
afflittivo.
discomménd, TR.: biasimare, censurare,
condannare. -able, ADJ.: biasimevole.
-ableness, S.: biasimo, m. -ation, S.:
biasimo, m.; censura; vergogna, f. -er,
S.: biasimatore ; censore, m.
discom-mòde, TR.: incomodare, importu-
nare, disagiare. -m6dious, ADJ.: inco-
modo, molesto. -médity, s.: incomodi-
tà, f.; disagio, m.
discompo-se, TR.: scomporre; sconcer-
tare, disordinare, disturbare, confondere.
-sedness, S.: disordine, confusione, f.
-sure, S.: disordine, perturbamento ; tra-
vaglio, m.
disconeért, TR.: sconcertare, disordi-
nare; confondere.
discon-férmity, -griity, s.: discon-
venienza, incongruità, f.
discon-néct, TR.: disunire.
s.: disunione, f.
discònsolate, ADJ.: sconsolato, inconso-
labile. -ly, ADV.: sconsolatamente. -ness,
s.: sconsolamento, m., sconsolazione, f.,
dolore, m.
discontèntI, ADJ.: scontento, mal con-
tento, dispiaciuto; S.: scontento; m.;
scontentezza, f. discontent2, TR.:
scontentare. -ed, ADI.: scontento, di-
spiaciuto. -edly, ADV.: con iscontento,
noiosamente. -edmess, -ment, S.: scon-
tentamento, scontento, m.
discontin-uanee, -uation, s.: discon-
tinuazione, intermissione, interruzione ;
cessazione, f. -ue, TR.: discontinuare,
interrompere; cessare. -wity, S.: disu-
nione, f. -mous, ADI.: esteso, aperto.
disconvénien-ee, s.: disconvenienza, f.
-t, ADJ.: disconveniente.
discérd 1, INTR.: discordare; disconve-
nire. discord2, s.: discordia; disso-
nanza, f.: apple of —, pomo di discordia.
-anee, -aney, S.: discordanza; discor-
dia, dissensione. -amt, ADJ.: discordan-
te. -antly, ADV.: con discordanza.
discdunsel, TR.: sconsigliare, dissuadere.
di'scounti, s.: sconto, m.; sottrazione,
f.: ata —, in disfavore; at a — of 2%,
collo sconto del due per cento. dis-
count 2, TR.: scontare; dedurre: — a
bill, scontare una cambiale.
disclosure ’
-sure, S.:
-néxion,
discussion
discébuntenan-ee 1,8.: freddezza; indif.
feranza, f. -ce2, TR.: turbare; raffre-
nare; scoraggiare; disapprovare. -eer,
s.: che scoraggia.
discourag-e, TR.: scoraggiare; dissua-
dere. -ement, S.: sgomentamento, sgo-
mento, m. -er,s.: che scoraggia. -ing,
ADJ.: sgomentevole.
discours-e I, s.: discorso; ragionamento;
trattato, m. -e2, TR.: discorrere; ra-
gionare; discutere; esaminare. -er, 8.:
ragionatore; oratore, m. -ive, ADI.:
discorsivo.
discéur-teous, ADJ.: scortese, incivile.
-teously, ADV.: scortesemente. -tesy,
s.: scortesia, inciviltà, f.
discous, ADJ.: in forma di disco, ampio,
piatto.
discòver, TR.: scoprire; rivelare; mani-
festare; trovare. -able, ADJ.: che si
può scoprire. -er,S.: scopritore; esplo-
ratore, m. -y, S.: scoperta, f., scopri
mento, m.
discrédit1,s.: discredito; disonore, m.:
bring into —, far cadere in discredito;
do — to, far disonore; throw — on, get-
tare discredito su di. discredit2, TR.:
discreditare ; disonorare.
discréet, ADI. : discreto, circospetto; giu-
dizioso, prudente, savio. -ly, ADV.: dis-
cretamente; prudentemente, saviamente.
-ness, S.: discrezione, discretezza; pru-
denza, f.
discrépan-ee, S.: differenza; contrarie-
tà, f. -t, ADJ.: discrepante, differente;
contrario.
dis-créte, ADJ.: distinto. -erètign, 8.:
discrezione, prudenza; giudizio; volontà,
libertà, f.: Ileave it to your —, lo rimetto
alla vostra discrezione. -erètignary,
ADJ.: discrezionale.
discrim-inable, ADJ.: distinguibile; ca-
ratteristico. -imate, TR.: distinguere;
separare. -inately, ADV.: distintamen-
te. -inateness, S.: differenza; specifi-
cazione, f. -ination, s.: differenza;
distinzione, f. -imative, ADJ.: distintivo;
caratteristico. -inoustj, ADJ.: periglioso,
azzardoso,
discùlpate, TR.: scusare.
disctmbeney, S.: star appoggiato a ta-
vola, m.
discùmber, TR.: sgombrare, disimpegna-
re; spacciare.
discùr-sive, ADJ.: vagante, discorsivo.
-sively, ADV.: in modo discorsivo. -sory,
ADJ.: discorsivo.
discus, S.: disco, m.
dis-cùss, TR.: discutere, esaminare, scio-
gliere: — a question, discutere una que-
stione. -olsser, S.: esaminatore, m.
-olssion, s.: discussione; disquisizione,
discussive
fi: give rise to —, provocare la discus-
sione. -cùssive, ADJ.: (med.) risolutivo,
risolvente. -cuùtient, S.: rimedio riso-
lutivo, m.
disdain, s.: spregio, disdegno, sprezzo,
scorno, m.: hold one in —, sdegnare, di-
sprezzare uno. disdain2, TR.: disde-
gnare, disprezzare, aver a sdegno. -ful,
ADI. : sdegnoso. -fully, ADV.: sdegno-
samente. -fulness, S.: dispregiamento,
disprezzo, sdegno, n.
diséa-seI, s.: malattia, f., morbo, m.
-se2, TR.: ammalare, incomodare, cagio-
nare malattia; infestare. -sed, ADI.;
ammalato; indisposto, incomodato; am-
morbato. -sedness, S.: indisposizione,
malattia. -sementi, s.: incomodo, m.;
indisposizione, f.
disédge, TR.: spuntare, rendere ottuso.
disembark, (IN)TR.: sbarcare -ation,
-ing, S.: sbarco, sbarcare, m.
disembarrass, TR. : sbarazzare. -ment,
.: sgombramento, m.
disembitter, TR.: addolcire.
disembogue, INTR.: sboccare.
disembéwel, TR.: eviscerare.
disembréil, TR.: sbrogliare; sviluppare.
disenable, TR.: rendere incapace.
disenchant, TR.: levare I’ incanto.
disencùm-ber, TR.: sbrogliare, sbaraz-
zare, sgombrare. -branee, S.: sgom-
bramento, sbarazzare, m.
disengage, TR.: liberare, separare, di-
simpegnare; INTR.: liberarsi; sbrigarsi.
-d, ADJ.: disoccupato, disimpegnato, libe-
ro: shall you be — this evening? sarete
in libertà stasera? -memt, S.: disimpe-
gno, m.; disoccupazione ; libertà, f.
disentàngle, TR.: sviluppare, disimpe-
gnare; separare: — one’s self, stricarsi,
uscir d’ impaccio.
disentér = disinter.
disenthral, TR.: liberare.
disenthròne, TR.: detronizzare.
disespéuse, TR.: annullare il matrimonio.
disestéem I, s.: dispregio, disprezzo, m.
disesteem2, TR.: dispregiare, sprez-
zare, vilipendere, È
disfavour1,s.: disfavore, m., disgrazia,
f.; disgusto, m. disfavour2, TR.: di-
sfavorire.
dis-figuration, s.: difformità, bruttezza,
f. -figure, tR.: disfigurare, difforma-
re. -figurement, s.: difformità, brut-
tezza, f.
disfranchise, TR.: privare della franchi-
gia. -ment, s.: privazione della fran-
chigia, f
disfàrnish, TR.: sfornire; spogliare.
disgàrnish, TR.: sguernire.
disglorify, TR. : privare di gloria.
èrge, TR.: vomitare; recere.
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disgra-eel, s.: disonore; disgrazia, di-
sfavore, m.; ignominia, f.: bea — to one's
Family, esser la vergogna della sua fami-
glia. -ce2, TR: disonorare, svergognare,
disgraziare. -eeful, ADJ.: disonorevole,
ignominioso. -eefully, ADV.: ignominio-
samente, disonorevolmente. -eefulness,
S.: disonore, m., infamia; ignominia, f.
-eer, S.: che disonora. -cious, ADI.:
spiacevole, scortese; disfavorevole.
disgui-se I, s.: travestimento, m.; ma-
schera, f. -se2, TR.: travestire, masche-
rare; fingere; dissimulare: — one’s self,
mascherarsi, travestirsi. -sement, s.:
travestimento, m.; maschera, f. -ser,S.:
che s’ immaschera.
disgùst1,s.: disgusto; fastidio, m. dis-
gust2, TR. : disgustare, prender disgusto ;
dispiacere; be —ed with, disgustarsi di.
-ful, ADJ.: disgustoso.
dish I, s.: piatto, m.; vivanda, scodella, f.:
wash —es, lavar scodelle. dish 2, TR.:
mettere nel piatto ; minestrare.
dishabille, s.: abito di camera, m.
disharmony, s.: discordanza, f.
dish-clout, s.: strofinaccio, m.
dis-hearten, TR.: scoraggiare, disanima-
re; sgomentare, intimorire. -heartened,
ADJ.: scorato, perso di animo. -hearten-
ing, ADJ.: scoraggiante, desolante.
dis-hérison, s.: diseredazione, f. -hèrit,
TR.: diseredare.
dishével, TR.: scapigliare.
dish-meat, s.: minestra, f.
dishònest, ADJ.: disonesto, ignominioso,
infame. -ly, ADV.: disonestamente, impu-
dicamente. -y,S.: disonestà; impudicizia, f.
dishénour!, s.: disonore, m.; infamia,
f.: hold it a — to, tenersi disonorato di.
dishonour 2, TR.: disonorare; svergo-
gnare. -able, ADI.: disonorevole. -ably,
ADV.: disonorevolmente. -er, s.: insul-
tatore ; rapitore, seduttore, m.
dishérn, TR.: privare di corna.
dishumour, s.: cattivo umore, m.
dish-wash,
-water, S.: lavatura di
scodelle, f. °
disimpròvement, s.: peggioramento, m.
disincareerate, TR.: scarcerare.
disin-clination, S.:
indifferenza, f.;
disgusto ; disprezzo, m. -cline, TR.: pro-
durre disgusto, disgustare.
disincérporate, TR.: separare.
disinféct, TR.: torre I’ infezione.
disin-geniity, S.: dissimulazione ; dop-
piezza, f. -génuous, ADI.: simulato, finto,
artificioso. ‘-génuously, ADV.: simulata-
mente, artificiosamente. -génuousness,
s.: dissimulazione, f., artificio, m.
disinhabited, ADI.: inabitato.
disinhèr-ison, S.: diseredazione, f. -it,
TR.: diseredare, disereditare.
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disintér, TR.: disseppellire.
disinterest, S.: disinteresse, m.
disinter
-ed,
disinteressato. -edly, ADv.: disinteres-
satamente. -edmess, s.: disinteressa-
tezza, f.
disintérment, s.: disotterramento, m.
disintricate, TR.: sviluppare, strigare.
disinùre, TR.: svezzare.
disjéin, TR.: disgiungere, separare.
disjéint, TR.: slogare ; smembrare ; INTR.:
disgiungersi. -ed, ADJ.: slogato, smem-
brato; slombato. -(ed)ly, ADV.: sepa-
ratamente.
disjùne-t, ADJ.: disgiunto, separato.
-tion, s.: disgiunzione, f.; separamento,
m. -tive, ADJ.: disgiuntivo. -tively,
ADV.: disgiuntivamente.
disk, s.: disco, m.
diskindnessj, S.:
f.; pregiudizio, m.
dislik-e1,s.: disgusto, m.; avversione, f.:
give a — to, disgustare di; have a —
for, provare antipatia per, sentire avver-
sione (or ripugnanza) per. -e2, TR.: di-
sapprovare, dispiacere, disamare. -efulj,
ADJ.: maligno. -emi, TR.: differenziare.
-eness, S.: dissomiglianza, differenza, f.
-er, S.: disapprovatore, m. -ing, S.:
disgusto, m.; ripugnanza, f.
dislimbt, TR.: membrare.
dislimny}, TR.: cancellare (una pittura).
dislo-cate, TR.: slogare, dislogare. -ca-
mancanza d’ affetto,
tion, s.: slogamento, m.; scommetti
tura, f. ; ; i
dislodge, TR.: disloggiare, scacciare;
INTR.: mutar casa.
disléyal, ADI.: disleale, infedele; per-
fido. -ly, ADv.: dislealmente, infida-
mente. -ness, -ty, S.: dislealtà, infe-
delta ; perfidia, f.
dismal, ADJ.: tristo, misero, funesto;
orribile. -ly, ADV.: tristamente; orri-
bilmente. -ness, S.: affanno; cordo-
glio, m.
dismantle, TR.: smantellare; spogliare.
dismàsk, TR.: smascherare.
dismast, TR.: disalberare.
dismay I, S.: smarrimento d’ animo; ter-
rore, m. dismay2, TR.: spaventare,
scoraggiare, stupefare. -ed, ADJ.: sgo-
mentato, esterrefatto, stupefatto: look
—, parer costernato (preso da sgomen-
to). -edmess, S.: spaventamento, m.
disme, s.: decima, f.
dismèmber, TR.: smembrare, sbranare,
dilaniare. -ment, S.: smembramento, m.
dis-miss, TR.: congedare, licenziare; ri-
pudiare. -missign, TR.: licenziamento,
congedo, m.
dismòrtgaget, TR.: redimere un pegno,
ricomprare.”
disméunt, TR.: scavalcare, smontare.
dispense
scavallare; imboccare; INTR.: dismon-
tare; scendere.
dis-nàturalize, TR.: privare del privi-
legio di naturalità. -natured, ADI.:
disnaturato.
dis-obédienee, 8.: disubbidienza, f.
-obédient, ADI. : disubbidiente. -ghé-
diently, ADv.: disubbidientemente, con
disubbidienza. -obéy, TR.: disubbidire;
trasgredire.
dis-obligation, s.: disobbligazione, f.;
dispiacere, m., offesa, f. -oblige, TR.: di-
sobbligare, dispiacere; offenderé. -oblig-
ing, ADJ.: scortese, incivile. -oblig-
ingly, ADV.: scortesemente, incivil-
mente. -obligingness, S.: scortesia,
inciviltà, f. a
disérbed, apJ.: fuor della propria or-
bita.
disérderi, s.: disordine, m., irregola-
rità, f.; turbamento, m., confusione ; com-
mozione ; indisposizione, f.: throw in —,
scampigliare, gettare in confusione. dis-
order 2, TR.: disordinare, mettere in di-
sordine; perturbare, sconcertare. -ed,
ADJ.: disordinato, scompigliato. -ed-
ness, S.: disordine, disordinazione, f.
-ly, ADJ.: confuso, tumultuoso; ADV.:
senza ordine, confusamente; viziosamente.
disòrdinate, ADJ.: disordinato, srego-
lato. -ly, ADV.: disordinatamente.
dis-organization, s.: disorganizzazione,
f. -érganize, TR.: disorganizzare.
disOwn, TR.: non confessare, negare;
rinunziare.
dispaeei, INTR.: spaziarsi.
dispàn-dj, TR.: spandere, dilatare.
-sion}, s.: spandimento, m., dilata
zione, f.
dispàrag-e, TR.: sprezzare; avvilire;
far poco conto di, detrarre da. -ement,
S.: sprezzamento, scherno, disonore, m.
-er, S.: dispregiatore, m.
dis-parate, ADJ.: dissimile; separato.
-pàrity, s.: disparità; disuguaglianza;
differenza, f.
dispàrk, TR.: rompere i palizzati d’ un
parco. .
dispart}, TR.: spartire; rompere.
dispassion, S.: tranquillità di mente;
insensibilità, f. -ate, ADJ.: spassionato,
quieto.
dispàtch = despatch.
dispél, TR.: espellere; scacciare.
dispén-dj, TR.: spendere. -sable, ADI.:
dispensabile. -sary, s.: fondaco di medi-
cinali, m.; spezieria, f. -sation, S.:
dispensa, distribuzione, f. dispen-sator,
S.: dispensatore, m. -satory,sS.: ricet-
tario, m., farmacopea, f. -set, s.: di-
spensa; esenzione, f.; privilegio, m. -se2,
TR.: dispensare; distribuire; esentare:
dispenser
— with, far senza, scusare, esentare;
—sing power, diritto di grazia. -ser,
s.: dispensatore, distributore, m.
dispsopl-e, TR.: spopolare; distruggere,
desolare. -er, S.: desolatore, m.
dispérge, TR.: inaffiare, spruzzare.
dispér-se, TR.: dispergere ; sparpagliare.
-sedly, ADV.: sparsamente. -sedness,
s.: ‘dispersione, f. -ser, S.: spargitore,
m. -sign, S.: dispersione, f., dispergi-
mento, m. y
dispirit, TR.: scoraggiare, sgomentare.
-edness, S.: avvilimento d’ animo, m.
displace, TR.: dislogare; rimuovere ; di-
sordinare; scavallare. -ment, s.: slo-
gamento, rimovimiento, m.; quantità (d’ac-
qua, ecc.) slogata.
displaeencyi, S.: dispiacenza; incivil-
tà, f.
displaeing, S.: rimovimento, m.
displint, TR.: spiantare; sradicare.
-Ation, s.: spiantamento, sbarbicamen-
, mM.
display I, s.: esposizione, mostra, f., svi-
luppo, sviluppamento, m.; pompa, f.:
make — of one’s eloquence, far sfoggio
della sua eloquenza. display2, TR.:
‘esporre; spiegare; far mostra.
dis-plèasanti, ADJ.: spiacevole; molesto,
offensivo. -pléase, TR.: dispiacere; of-
fendere: that —s me, ciò mi dispiace (or
contraria); I am —d at it, me ne di-
spiace. -pléased, ADJ.: dispiaciuto.
-pléasedness, -pléasingness, f., di-
spiacere, m. -plèasure, S.: dispiacere;
disgusto; scontento, m.; noia, f.
displo-dej, TR.: scoppiare; spaccarsi.
-sion, S.: scoppiettata, f.
disport 1, s.: diporto; passatempo, m.;
ricreazione, f. disport2, TR.: divertire;
ricreare; dar sollazzo; INTR.: diportarsi,
divertirsi, ricrearsi.
dispo-sable, ADJ.: disponibile. -sal, s.:
disposizione, balia, f.; potere, m.: it is at
your —, è alla vostra disposizione. -se,
TR.: disporre, aggiustare; preparare; da-
re; assettare; INTR.: prevalersi; disfar-
si; contrattare: — of, disporre, alienare;
— of another man’s money, servirsi dell’ al-
trui danaro; man proposes and God —s,
l'uomo propone e Dio dispone; I have —d
of my house, ho venduto la mia casa.
«sed, ADJ.: disposto, inclinato: be ill-
— towards, essere indisposto a; — to be
merry, disposto alla gioia, d’ umor allegro.
-ser, S.: dispensatore, m. -sition, S.:
disposizione, inclinazione, f.; ordine; ta-
lento; carattere, m. dispò-sitivet,
INTR,: dispositivo; preparativo, prepara-
torio. -sitivelyf, ADV.: dispositivamente.
disposséss, TR.: dispossessare; spo-
gliare.
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disposuret, s.: disposizione, f.; maneg-
gio, m.; volontà, f.
disprai-se1,s.: biasimo, rimprovero, m.
-se 2, TR.: biasimare ; criticare, censurare.
-ser, S.: biasimatore, critico, censore, m.
-singly, ADv.: biasimevolmente.
dispréad, TR.: spandere, sparpagliare ;
INTR.: spandersi.
disprize, TR.: dispregiare.
dispròfit}I, s.: svantaggio, pregiudizio;
detrimento, danno, m. disprofit}2z,
INTR.: pregiudicare, nuocere.
dispròof, s.: confutazione, f.
disproportion I, s.: disproporzione, ine-
gualita; disparità, f. disproportion 2,
TR.: sproporzionare. -able, ADJ.: spro-
porzionato. -ableness, S.: sproporzio-
nalità, f. -ably, ADV.: sproporzionata-
mente. -al, -ate, ADJ.: sproporzionale,
sproporzionato; ineguale; dissimile. -ate-
mess, S.: disproporzione, f. -ed = dis-
proportional.
disprév-e, TR.: disapprovare, rimprove-
rare, confutare; convincere. -er, S.:
confutatore; contradditore, m.
dis-putable, ADJ.: disputabile. -pu-
tant, ADJ.: disputante; S.: disputatore ;
controversista, m. -putation, s.: di-
sputazione; controversia, f.: hold a —,
mantenere una disputa. -putatious,
-putative, ADJ.: disputativo, contenzio-
so. -putel,s.: disputa, contesa, contro-
versia, f.: beyond —, senza contradd:-
zione; admit of —, ammetter discussione ;
esser discutibile. -pute2, (IN)TR.: di-
sputare, dibattere; contrastare: — about
trifles, disputare dell ombra dell’ asino.
-piùteless, ADJ.: incontestabile. -pùter,
s.: disputatore; controversista, m.
dis-qualification, s.: inettitudine, ina-
bilità, f. -qualify, TR.: rendere inetto.
disquiet I, s.: inquietudine, tribolazione,
f.; travaglio, m. disquiet2, TR.: in-
quietare, tribolare ; travagliare. -er,S.:
perturbatore, disturbatore; tormentatore,
m. -ly, ADV.: inquietamente; senza ri-
poso. -ness, -ude, S.: inquietudine, tri-
bolazione, anzietà, f.
disquisition, s.: disquisizione, f.; esa-
me, m.
disrank, TR.: degradare}; disordinare,
metter in disordine.
disregàrdi, s.: trascuraggine, indiffe-
renza; negligenza, f. disregard 2, TR.:
trascurare; disprezzare; vilificare. -ful,
ADJ.: trascurante, negligente; disprez-
zante. -fully, ADV.: dispregevolmente.
disrélish 1,s.: cattivo gusto, disgusto, m.
disrelish 2, TR.: disapprovare, non ap-
provare, guastare.
disrèp-utable, ADJ.: vergognoso. -uta-
tion, s.: disonore, discredito; disgrazia,
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f. -ùte,S.: cattiva riputazione, f., discre-
dito, m.: bring into —, mettere in discre-
dito.
disrespéctI, s.: mancanza di rispetto,
irriverenza, f.: hold in —, sprezzare, ri-
spettare poco. disrespect2, TR.: di-
sprezzare; insultare. -ful, ADJ.: irrive-
rente; incivile. -fully, ADV.: senza ri-
spetto. -fulness, s.: mancanza di ri-
spetto, f.
disròbe, TR.: svestire; spogliare.
disrùp-t, TR.: dirompere. -tion, S.:
dirompimento, m., rottura; crepatura, f.
-ture = -tion.
dis-satisfàction, s.: scontento, malcon-
tento; disgusto, dispiacere, m. -satis-
factory, ADJ.: spiacevole; molesto. -sat-
isfied, ADJ.: malcontento, scontento ;
disgustato. -satisfy, TR.: scontentare;
dispiacere. n
disséc-t, TR.: notomizzare. -tion, S.:
dissezione ; analisi; notomia, f. -tor, S.:
dissettore ; anatomista, notomista, m.
disséiz-e, TR.: (leg.) dispossessare. -in,
s.: (leg.) spogliamento de’ beni, disposses-
sato, m.
dissém-blanee, s.: dissomiglianza, f.
-ble, TR.: dissimulare, simulare ; fingere;
palliare, coprire; INTR.. fare I ipocrita.
-bler, s.: dissimulatore; ipocrita, m.
-bling, ADJ.: dissimulato, finto, artificio-
so; S.: dissimulazione, finzione, f. -bling-
ly, ADv.: dissimulatamente, artificiosa-
mente.
dissém-inate, TR.: disseminare; spar-
gere; propagare. -ination, s.: disse-
minazione, f. -imator, S.: dissemina-
tore; propagatore, m.
dissèn-sign, s.: dissensione; discordia,
f. -sious, ADJ.: litigioso, contenzioso.
-t1, s.: sentimento contrario, m., opinione
contraria, f. -t2, INTR.: dissentire, diffe-
rire; discordare. -tàneous, ADJ.: di-
scordante, differente; contrario. -ter,
S.: nonconformista ; discordante, m.
-tient, ADJ.: discordante.
dissertation, s.: dissertazione, f.; di-
scorso, M.
dissér-ve, TR.: disservire, pregiudicare,
nuocere. -viee, S.: disservigio; torto,
danno, m. -vieeable, ADJ.: pregiudi-
ziale, nocevole. -vieeableness, S.: pre-
giudizio, nocimento ; danno, m.
disséttle}, TR.: disordinare, sregolare;
scomporre.
disséver, TR.: sceverare;
-anee, S.: separazione, f.
dissiden-ee, S.: dissensione, discordia, f.
-t, s.: dissidente, m.
dissim-ilar, ADJ.: dissimile; diverso.
-ilarity, -ilitude, s.: dissomiglianza,
differenza; disparità, f. -ulate, INTR.:
disrepute
separare.
distiliug
dissimulare. -lation, s.: dissimulazione;
finzione, f.
dissi-pable, ApJ.: dissipabile; consuma.
bile. -pate, TR.: dissipare; distruggere,
consumare; traviar (la mente). -pated,
ADJ.: dissipato, distrutto; consumato; di.
sattento. -pation, s.: dissipamento, m.;
distruzione, f.
disso-ciate, TR.: disunire, separare.
tion, s.: disunione, f.
dis-soluble, ADI. : dissolubile. -solute,
ADJ.: dissoluto, scapestrato, licenzioso.
-solutely, ADV.: dissolutamente. -so-
luteness, s.: dissolutezza; licenza, sfre-
natezza, f. -solation, s.: dissoluzione;
liquefazione ; licenza, f. -sélwable, ADI.:
dissolubile. -sdlve, TR.: dissolvere, fon-
dere; disfare, disunire; INTR.: discio-
gliersi; dissiparsi, separarsi. -sòélvent,
ADJ.: dissolvente; dissolutivo. -sélver,
s.: dissolvente, dissolutivo, m.
dissonan-ee, S.: dissonanza, discordanza,
f. -t, ADJ.: dissonante; dissimile, differente.
dissua-de, TR.: dissuadere ; sconsigliare.
-der, s.: che dissuade. -sion, s.: dis-
suasione, f. -sive, ADJ.: dissuasivo, dis-
suadente ; S.: argomento deortatorio, m.
dis-syllàbie, ADI: dissillabo. -syl-
lable, s.: dissillabo, m.
distaff, s.: canocchia, rocca, f.
distain, TR.: macchiare; lordare.
dis-taneeI, s.: distanza, f., intervallo;
decoro ; rispetto, m.: at a (in the) —, in
lontananza; at a great —, in gran distan..
za; out of —, a perdita di vista; keep
one’s —, portar rispetto; keep one ata —,
guardar il suo decoro. -tance2, TR.: di-
scostare ; lasciare indietro. -tant, ADI.:
distante, discosto: de —, distare; six miles
—., distante sei miglia.
distasteI, s.: disgusto; dispiacere; te-
dio, m.: take a — for, aver a fastidio,
fastidire. distaste2, TR.: dispiacere;
fastidire; avere in fastidio. -ful, ADJ.:
fastidioso, tedioso; ingrato; offensivo.
-fulness, s.: disgusto, m., avversione, f.
distèmpert, s.: malattia, f., morbo; di-
sordine, imbroglio, m. distemperz,
TR.: disordinare ; disturbare. -ate, ADJ.:
immoderato, eccessivo. -ature, S.: in-
temperatura ; indisposizione, f. -ed, ADJ.:
indisposto, ammalato.
distén-d, TR.: stendere; allargare. -sion,
S.: distendimento, m., estensione, f. -t,
S.: distesa; estensione; ampiezza, f.
distich, s.: distico, m.
distil, TR.: stillare, distillare, gocciolare.
-lable, ADJ.: che si può distillare. -la-
tion, s.: distillazione, f. -latory, ADI.:
distillatorio. -ler, s.: distillatore, m.
-ling, ADJ.: distillante; s.: distilla
mento, m., distillazione, f.
-cia-
distinct
distine-t, ADJ.: distinto, chiaro; sepa-
rato; dissimile, differente. -tion, S.:
distinzione ; differenza, diversità, f.: make
a— between, fare una distinzione (diffe-
renza) fra; persons of —, persone distin-
te, nomini insigni; donne di condizione.
tive, ADI. : distintivo. -tively, ADV.:
in modo distintivo, per distinzione. -ly,
Apv.: distintamente ; chiaramente. -ness,
s.: chiarezza, lucidezza, f.
distinguish, TR.: distinguere; separa-
re; notare: — one’s self, distinguersi, se-
gnalarsi. -able, ADI.: che si può distin-
gure. -ableness, S.: differenza, f.
-ed, ADJ.: distinto, eminente, insigne;
elegante. -er, S.: distinguitore, osserva-
tore giudizioso, m. -imgly, ADV.: con
distinzione, onorevolmente. -ment, S.:
distinzione ; osservazione, f.; giudizio, m.
distér-t, TR. : contorcere ; rivolgere ; stra-
Imare. -tigm, S.: contorsione, f., stor-
cimento, m.
distràe-t, IRR.; TR.: distrarre; sepa-
rare; impazzire; molestare: — the mind
from, svagare la mente da. -ted, ADJ.:
distratto, diviso; forsennato, pazzo: run
—, smaniare, infuriare; drive one —, far
impazzire uno; become —, distrarsi, sva-
garsi, smanire, impazzire. -tedly, ADV.:
forsematamente. -tedmess, S.: smania,
f. -tion, s.: distrazione; angoscia, f.
distrain, TR.: staggire; sequestrare,
confiscare. -er, S.: staggitore, m. -t,
8.: staggimento, sequestramento, seque-
stro, m.
distraught = distracted.
distréss1, s.: staggina; calamità, mise-
ria, estremità, f.: pecuniary —, scarsezza
del numerario, angustia; — of mind, af-
fanno, afflizione. distress2, TR.: stag-
gire; angustiare, tribolare, vessare. -ed,
ADI.: misero, affannato, tribolato; biso-
gnoso. -edness, s.: calamità, miseria,
jf. -£ul, ADI. : affannoso, misero. -fully,
ADY.: miseramente.
distrib-ute, TR.: distribuire, dividere:
distributing regulator, timone, regola-
tore, m. -utor, S.: distributore, m.
«ition, S.: distribuzione, f. -utive,
ADI.: distributivo. -utively, ADV.: di-
stributivamente.
district, s.: distretto, m.; regione; giu-
risdizione, f.
distrùstI, s.: sfidanza, f.; sospetto, m.
distrust 2, TR.: diffidare di; non fidarsi
di, sospettare : they — me, diffidano di mi.
-fal, ApJ.: diffidente ; sospettoso. -ful-
ly, ADV.: sospettosamente. -fulness,
8.: diffidenza, f.; sospetto, m. -less,
ADI. : senza diffidenza.
distàrb, TR.: disturbare; inquietare;
impedire, molestare; dispiacere: I am
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sorry to — you, mi rincresce d’ incomo-
darvi. -anee, S.: disturbanza; confu-
sione; alterazione, f.; tumulto, m.: make
a —, produrre disordine (scompiglio). -er,
S.: perturbatore, sturbatore, m.
distaàrnj, TR.: mandar via, scacciare.
disu-nion, s.: disunione; dissensione;
controversia, f. -nite, TR.: disunire,
disgiungere ; separare; INTR.: disunirsi,
disgiungersi; separarsi. -mity, S.: disu-
nione, separazione, m.
disuseI, s.: disuso, m.; disusanza, f.:
fall into —, cadere in disuetudine. dis-
ùse2, INTR.: disusarsi, lasciar l’ uso.
dis-valuation, s.: dispregiamento, di-
spregio; disonore, m. -value, TR.: di-
sprezzare, avvilire.
disvélop}, TR.: sviluppare, scoprire.
disvòuchj, TR.: discreditare; contrad-
dire, opporsi.
diswént{, TR.: disavvezzare.
ditch 1, s.: fossa, m., fossa, f. ditch2,
TR.: fare un fosso, affossare. -er, S.:
che affossa; zappatore, m.
dithyrambic, ADJ.: ditirambico; s.:
ditirambo, m.
dittany, s.: dittamo, m.
dittied, ADJ.: accoppiato con musica.
ditto, s.: medesimo, sopradetto, m.
ditty, s.: canzone, f.
diurétic, ADJ.: (med.) diuretico, aperi-
tivo.
diùrnal, ADJ.: diurno, giornale; s.:
giornale, m. -ly, ADV.: ogni giorno, gior-
nalmente.
diutarnity, s.: diuturnità, f.
divan, s.: divano, m.
divari-cate, TR. : dividere in due; INTR.:
dividersi in due parti. -catign, s.: di-
visione in due parti, f.
div-e, TR.: tuffare, immergere ; esplorare ;
INTR.: tuffarsi; penetrare. -er,S.: tuf-
fatore ; investigatore; marangone, palom-
baro, m.
divér-ge, INTR.: divergere; essere diver-
gente. È -genee, -geney, S.: divergen-
za, f. -gent, ADJ.: divergente.
di-vers, ADJ.: diverso; diversi; parecchi.
-verse, ADJ.: diverso, differente, vario;
ADV.: diversamente. -vérsely, ADV.: di-
versamente, differentemente, variamente.
-versification, s.: diversificazione ; va-
rietà, f. -vérsify, TR.: diversificare;
differenziare, variare. -vérsion, S.: di-
versione, f.; passatempo, m., ricreazione,
f. -véèrsity, sS.: diversità, differenza, f.
divért, TR.: divertire, distornare; stor-
nare, distrarre; INTR.: far diversione.
-er, S.: alleggerimento, m. -img, ADI.:
sollazzevole; ricreativo; grato. -ing-
ness, 8.: divertimento, trattenimento,
m. -iset, TR.: ricreare, sollazzare, ralie-
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grare. -isementf, s.: divertimento ; pia-
cere, m. -ive, ADJ.: ricreativo; piacevole.
divést, TR. : divestire ; spogliare, privare:
— one’s self, svestirsi, spogliarsi. -ure,
S.: spogliamento, m.; rinunzia; cessione, f.
divi-dable, ADJ.: divisibile. -de, TR.:
dividere, spartire, disunire; distribuire;
INTR.: dividersi; disunirsi, separarsi.
-dedly, ADV.: separatamente. divi-
dend, s.: (arith.) dividendo; (com.) divi-
dendo, usufrutto, interesse, m. -der, S.:
dividitore, distributore, m.
div-ination, S.: divinazione, f., indovina-
mento, m. div-inator, s.: divinatore,
m. -imatory, ADJ.: divinatorio. -îne1,
ADJ.: divino; eccelente; S.: ecclesiasti-
co; teologo, m. -ime 2, TR.: indovinare;
presagire; INTR.: congetturare, presen-
tire. -ined, ADJ.: indovinato, predetto.
-inely, ADV.: divinamente; eccellente-
divertisement
mente. -ineness, S.: divinità, f. -iner,
s.. divinatore, indovino, m. -ineress,
s.: divinatrice, indovina, m
diving, s.: immersione, f. “bell, s.:
campana di marangone, f.
divinity, s.: divinità; teologia, f.: doc-
tor of —, dottore in teologia.
div-isibility,s.: divisibilità, f. -isible,
ADJ.: divisibile ; partibile. -isibleness
= divisibility. “ision, Sit divisione, hs
spartimento, m.; scissione, scissura, f.
-isional, ADJ.: di divisione, divisiona-
rio. -isor, S.: divisore, m
divor-ee1, s.: divorzio, m.; separazione,
f. -ce2, TR.: far divorzio; ripudiare;
separare. -eement, S.: divorzio, ripu-
dio, m. -eer, S.: che fa divorzio. -eing,
s.: divorzio, ripudio, m.
divùl-ge, TR.: divulgare, pubblicare.
-ger, S.: che divulga, divulgatore, m.
-sion, S.: divellimento, staccamento, m.;
separazione, Sf.
dizen, TR.: adornare, abbellire.
dizzard}, s.: scioccone, balordo, m
diz-ziness, s.: vertigine, f., capogiro, m.
-zy I, ADJ.: vertiginoso, sventato. -2y2,
TR.: stordire.
d61, IRR.; TR.: fare; operare, effettuare,
finire; cuocere ; cucinare; INTR.: stare,
portarsi: have to — with, aver che fare
con; pray, —,ve ne prego; how — you
see come state? come sta? that won't —,
questo non basta; that won't — for me, ciò
non fa perme ; — în Rome as Rome —es, vi-
vi in Roma allaromana; — a business, spe-
dire, fare un negozio ; — good, beneficare ;
assistere; — like for like, render la pari-
glia; have to — with one, aver da fare
con uno; I have nothing to — with it,
questo non mi riguarda; — again, rifare;
— amiss, far male; — away, levare; —
off, difare; levare via; — on, porre; met-
doggrass
tere; — over, — up, piegare; imballare,
do 2, s.: fracasso, strepito, chiasso, m.
dée-ible, ADI. : docile; trattabile. -ible-
ness, S.: docilità ; trattabilità, f. -ile,
ADI. : docile; disciplinabile. -ility, s.:
docilità, f.
déck 1, s.: darsena, f., bacino, cantiere, m.
dock 2, s.: coda troncata, f.; lapazio, m.
dock 3, TR.: scodare. dock4, TR.: sco-
lare, racconciare. dock5, TR.: rimpal-
mare (un vascello). -etI, S.: direzione,
cedola, f.; estratto, sommario, m. -et2,
TR.: notare, segnare. -yard, s.: can-
tiere, m.
déctor!, s.: dottore; medico, m.: poor
dottoraccio, dottorello, dottoricchio,
m.: — of divinity, dottore di teologia;
take the degrees of —, prender la laurea.
doctor 2, TR.: medicare, dare medicine.
-al, ADI. : dottorale, di dottore. -ally,
ADV.: in modo dottorale, da dottore.
-ate, TR.: dottorare. -ess, S.: dotto-
ressa, f. -ship, S.: dottorato, m., dignità
del dottore, f.
dòc-trinal, ADJ.:
-trinally, ADV.:
dottrinale, istruttivo.
dottrinalmente, positi-
vamente. -trine, S.: dottrina, scienza;
istruzione, f.
dbcumenti, s.: documento; precetto,
m. document?, -ize, TR.: provare con
documenti ; insegnare, istruire.
dédder, s.: (bot.) epitimo, m
dodècagon, s.: dodecagono, m.
dòd-ge, INTR.: acquattarsi; appiattarsi,
sfuggire, schivare; operare con astuzia:
— a blow, schivare un colpo; — a person,
pedinare (or codiare) uno. -ger, s.: intri-
gante, m. -gery, S.: cavillazione, f.
doe, s.: daina, capriola, f.
dòer, s.: facitore, fattore, m.
doff, TR.: svestire, spogliare; differire, ri-
tardare.
dògi, s.: cane; (astr.) sirio, m.: big —,
cagnone, cane grosso ; little —, cagnetto ;
nice little —, cagnolino; be treated like
@ —, esser trattato da cane. dog2, TR.:
codiare ; spiare. berry, S.: corniuola,
f. =brier, s.: rosa canina, rosa salva-
tica, f. «cheap, ADJ.: a buon mercato,
a vil prezzo. -days, S. PL.: canicola, f.,
giorni canicolari, m. pl.
doge, S.: doge, m.
dòg-fish, s.: cane di mare, m. (pesce).
-ged, ADJ.: cagnesco; arcigno, burbero,
aspro. -gedly, ADV.: d’ un’ aria arci-
gna. -gedness, S.: umore arcigno, ghi-
ribizzo, capriccio, m.
dògger, s.: bastimento olandese, m.
dòggerel, s.: cattiva poesia, f.; cattivi
versi, m. pl.
dog-gish, ADJ.: cagnesco;
-grass, S.: gramigna, f.
brutale
doggrel
doggrel = doggerel.
dig-hearted, ADJ.: crudele, inumano.
-kennel, S.: canile, m. -louse, s.:
zecca, f.
dòg-ma, S.: dogma, domma, m. matic-
(al), ADJ.: dogmatico. -màtically,
ADV.: in maniera dogmatica. -matical-
ness, S.: stile dogmatico, m. -matist,
s.: che dogmatizza. -matize, TR.: dog-
matizzare ; insegnare.
dig-sleep, s.: sonno finto, m. meat,
s.: cibo da cani, m.; cosa vile, f. «star,
s.: canicola, f.; sirio, m. -tooth, s.:
gramigna, f. trick, S.: furberia, f.
-trot, s.: trotto di cane, m. -weary,
ADJ.: stracco come un cane, stanchis-
simo.
doily, s.: tovaglietta piccola} ; salvietta, f.
déing, PART.: facendo; S.: fatto, m.,
azione, f.; PL.: fatti, evento, m. pl.: it is
a—, si sta facendo; what are you —?
che fate? keep one —, dar dell’ impiego
ad alcuno.
doit, s.: bezzo, quattrino, m.
dole1, s.: distribuzione ; porzione ; elemo-
sina, f.; affanno, m. dole2, TR.: distri
buire; dare: — out, spartire, scompar-
tire. -ful, ADJ.: tristo, doloroso, mesto,
lugubre. -fully, ADV.: tristamente, la-
mentevolmente, dolentemente. -fulness,
8.: tristezza; doglia, afflizione, f.; dolore,
m. -some, ADJ.: doglioso, affannoso,
-someness, S.; malinconia, tristezza, tri-
stizia, f.
doll, s.: bambola, f., fantoccio; bamboc-
cio, m.
dollar, s.: dollaro (in Am.freg. scudo), m.
dolorif-erous, -ic, ADI. : dolorifico, che
reca dolore.
dolor, s.: dolore, m.; afflizione, f. -ous,
ADJ.: doloroso; tristo, lugubre. -ous-
ness, 8.: dolore, m., doglia, f.
dòlphin, s.: delfino, m.
dòlt, s.: minchione, balordo, m. -ish,
ADI. : sciocco, stupido. -ishly, ADV.:
scioccamente, stupidamente. -ishness,
8.: scempitaggine, stupidità, f.
domain, s.: dominio, m.; sovranità ; pos-
sessione, f.
dome, s.: cupola, volta, f., duomo, m.
domés-tic, s.: domestico; servo, m.
-tic(al), ADJ.: domestico, dimestico, fa-
miliare, dimesticare. -ticate, TR.: do-
mesticare, dimesticare.
dòm-ieile, s.: domicilio; albergo, m.
-leiliary, ADJ.: domiciliario.
doém-inant, AD;.: dominante. -inate,
TR.: dominare, prevalere. -ination, S.:
dominio, imperio, m., signoria, f. -ina-
tor, s.: dominatore, m. -inéer, TR.: do-
minare; signoreggiare. -inécring, ADI.:
dominante ; imperioso, insolente, altiero.
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dominical, ApJ.: dominicale, del Signore.
Dominican, s.: domenicano, m.
dominion, s.: dominio; territorio, m.;
giurisdizione, f.
dont, s.: don, signore, m. dom2, TR..
metter su.
donary, s.: offerta, obblazione, f.
don-ation, s.: donazione, f., dono, dona-
mento, m. don-ative, S.: dono, pre-
sente, m.
déne, ADI. : fatto; conchiuso; cotto: —!
fatto! accettato! vada!
do-née, S.: (leg.) donatario, m. dò-nor,
S.: donatore, m.
doodle, s.: scioperone, ozioso, sfaccen-
dato, m.
dòomi, s.: sentenza; condannazione, f.
doom 2, TR.: sentenziare; condannare.
-ful, ADI.: funesto. -sday, s.: giudizio
universale, m. -sday-book, s.: cata-
stro, m.
door, S.: porta; entrata, f.; uscio, m.:
back —, porta di dietro; carriage —,
sportello, m.; — posts, imposte, f. pl. ;
next —, la prima porta, la casa atti-
gua; folding —, porta a due imposte, f.;
within —, in casa; out—s, fuor di casa;
keep within —s, non uscire, rimanere in
casa; knock at the —, picchiare alla por-
ta; turn out of —s, scacciar fuor di casa,
mettere alla porta. -bar, s.: sbarra di
porta, f. case, S.: impostatura di por-
ta, f. -handle, s.: manubrio dell’u-
scio, m. -leeper, s.: portinaio; car-
ceriere, m. -knob, S.: bottone dell’ u-
scio, m. post, S.: imposta della porta,
f. =way,S.: usciale, m.
Doric, ADJ.: dorico.
dér-mant, ADJ.: dormiente; segreto.
-mer-window, s.: spiraglio, abbaino,
m. -mitory, S.: dormitorio, m. -méuse,
S.: ghiro, m.
dérpf, s.: villagio, m.
dérr, s.: pecchione; calabrone, m.
dér-sel, -ser, S.: cesta, paniera, f.
dosei, s.: dosa, dose; presa, f. dose2,
TR.: (med.) dosare.
dòssil, s.: (surg.) piumacciuolo, m.
doti, s.: punto, m. dot2, INTR.: pun-
tare; porre i punti.
dotage, s.: perdita d’ intelletto ; imbecil-
lità, f.; vaneggiamento, m.
dotal, ADJ.: dotale, di dote.
dotard, s.: vecchio rimbambito, m.
ADV.: imbecille.
dotation, s.: dotazione, f.
dò-te, INTR.: vaneggiare, bamboleggiare,
amare soverchiamente: — upon, essere
inamoratissimo di, amare perdutamente.
-ter, s.: che ama soverchiamente. -ting-
ly, ADV.: con soverchio amore, appas-
sionatamente. -tish, ADJ.; imbecille,
-ly,
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dòttard, s.: albero nano, m.
déub-let, ADI.: doppio; simulato; S.:
doppio ; artificio; inganno, m.: see things
—, vedere gli oggetti raddoppiati. -le2,
TR.: doppiare, raddoppiare; dissimulare;
piegare; (nav.) trapassare. -le-bar-
relled, ADJ.: a due canne. -le-but-
toned, ADJ.: a due ordini di bottoni.
-le-chin, s.: doppio mento, m. -le=
dealer, s.: furfante, furbo, m. -le-
dealing, s.: furberia, trufferia, f.; in-
ganno, m. -le=dye, TR.: tingere in grana.
-le-edged, ADJ.: a due tagli. -le-
handed, ADI.: ambidestro, ingannatore.
-le-headed, ADJ.: a due teste. -le=
lock, TR.: serrare a doppia chiave. -le=
meaning, S.: ambiguità, f. -le-
minded, ADJ.: falso, furbo. -leness,
s.: doppiezza, f. ; raddoppiamento, m. -ler,
s.: che raddoppia; filatore, m. -let, s.:
giubbone ; paio, m. -le-tongued, ADJ.:
furbo, ingannoso, insidioso. -ling, S.:
raddoppiamento ; artificio, m. -léon, S.:
dobblone, doppione, m. (moneta). -ly,
ADV.: doppiamente, a doppio.
doubt1, s.: dubbio, m., incertezza; diffi-
coltà, f.: without —. senza dubbio; I
have no — about it, non ne dubi-
to. doubt2, TR.: sospettare; esitare;
INTR.: dubitare, stare (essere, trovarsi) in
dubbio: I — it, ne dubito; I — whether,
dubito se. -er, S.. che dubita. -ful,
ADJ.: dubbioso, incerto; dubbio: man of
— character, uomo dubbio (sospetto); of
— virtue, di dubbia virtù. -fully, ADV.:
dubbiosamente. -fulmess, s.: dubbio,
m.; incertezza; ambiguità, f. -ingly,
ADV.: dubbiosamente, in modo dubbioso.
-less, ADJ.: indubitabile, sicuro, certo;
ADV.: indubitabilmente, senza dubbio, si-
curamente, certamente.
dbueets, s. PL.: testicoli di cervo, m. pl.
dough, s.: pasta, f. -baked, ADI.:
mezzo cotto.
doughty, ADI.: valoroso, coraggioso.
doughy, ADJ.: pastoso.
déuse, TR.: immergere all’ improvviso;
INTR.: oascare nell’ acqua improvvisa-
mente.
doutt, TR.: estinguere.
toio, m.
dive, s.: colomba, f. -cot, -house,
s.: colombaia, f. -like, ADJ.: simile ad
una colomba. -tailt,s.: (join.) coda di
rondine; incastratura, f. -tail2, TR.:
incastrare, intagliare. tailed, ADI.:
incastrato.
diwager, s.: vedova, f.
diwdy, s.: donnaccia, f.
dower, s.: dote, dota, pensione, f. -ed,
ADJ.: dotato. -less, ADJ.: senza dote,
non dotato; povero, -y == dower.
-er, S.: spegni.
drag-net
déwlas, s.: sorta di tela grossolana, f.
diwni, s.: penna matta; lanugine, f.
down2, PREP., ADV.: giù; a basso, ab-
basso; a secondo: — the stream, a se-
conda la corrente; up and —, su e giù;
qua e là; upside —, sossopra ; farther —,
‘più abbasso; — stairs, abbasso; bring
—, portar giù, calare; fall —, cascare;
lie —, giacere; coricarsi, sdraiarsi; look
—, abbassare gli occhi; pay money —,
pagar danari contanti; set —, adagiare;
mettere in iscritto, registrare; sit —, se-
dersi; turn upside —, rovesciare, mettere
a rovescio. down 3, TR.: abbattere, so-
verchiare, vincere. -cast, ADJ.: abbat-
tuto; dimesso; modesto: with — eyes,
cogli occhi bassi. -fall, s.: trabocca-
mento, m.; rovina, f. -fallen, ADJ.: ro-
vinato. -hearted, ADJ.: abbattuto, sco-
raggiato. -hill, s.: discesa, f.; declivio,
m. looked, ADJ.: tristo, malinconoso.
-right, ADJ.: evidente; franco; ADV.:
giù a piombo. -rightness, s.: franchi-
gia; sincerità, f. -sitting, s.: riposo,
m.; quiete, f. -ward, ADJ.: declive;
abbattuto, dimesso, afflitto. -ward(s),
ADV.: giù, abbasso.
déwny, ADJ.: lanuginoso ; molle.
déw-re, -ry, S.: dote, dota, f.
dowseiI, s.: schiaffo, m. dowse2, TR.:
schiaffeggiare.
dòxy, s.: donna di mala vita, f.
doze, TR.: addormentare ; rendere stupido;
INTR.: essere sonnoglioso.
dézen, s.: dozzina, f.: by —s, a dozzine.
dò-ziness, s.: sonnolenza, f.; addormen-
tamento, m. -zy, ADJ.: sonnoglioso, ad-
dormentato.
drachm, s.: dramma, f.
draff, s.: feccia, f.; beverone, m.
ADJ.: feccioso ; sudicio.
draft, s.: tratto, m., strappata; corrente
d’aria, f.; tiro d’acqua (di una nave);
piano (d’un edifizio), m., pianta, f.; ab-
bozo, schizzo, disegno; prima copia (d’ uno
scritto), stracciafoglio, m.; tratta, cam-
biale, f., mandato; (mil.) straccamento,
m., leva, f.: I enclose you my — for 100
frs., vi acchiudo la mia tratta per 100
fr.;-play at —s, guiocare alle tavole (alle
dame); at a —, ad un sorso. =board,
S.: tavoliere, scacchiere, m. «horse, S.:
cavallo da tiro, m.
dragi,s.: uncino; gancio; tramaglio, m.
dragz, (IN)TR.: tirare per forza; stra-
scinare: — in (out), strascinare dentro
ya
(fuori). «chain, s.: catena da ferma-
re, f.
dràggle, TR.: infangare, imbrattare;
INTR.: infangarsi, imbrattarsi.
S.: zitella sporca, f.
dràg-net, s.: tramaglio, m.
=tail,
dragoman
dràgoman, S.: dragomanno, m.
dragon, s.: dragone, m. -et, s.: dra-
goncello, m. =fly, s.: libellula, f. -ish,
ADI.: dragoniforme. -like, ADJ.: furio-
so, feroce. -s-blood, s.: sangue di
dragone, m.
dragòoni, s.: dragone, m. dragoon2,
mR saccheggiare; sottomettere.
draini, S.: fogna, f., condotto sottera-
neo, m. drain2, TR.: seccare; fognare.
-able, ADJ.: che si può seccare. -er,
s.: sgocciolatoio, m.
drake, s.: anitra, f.; cannoncino, m.
dram 1, s.: dramma, f.; sorso (di qualche
liquore), m. dram 2, INTR.: bere liquori
distillati.
drà-ma, s.: dramma, m.
ADJ.: drammatico.
a modo di dramma.
drammatico, m.
dràm-drinker, s.: bevitore di liquori
distillati, m.
draper, s.: mercante di panni; pannaiuo-
lo, m.: linen —, mercante di tele, m.
-y, S.: drapperia; manifattura di panni, f.
drastic, ADJ.: drastico, vigoroso.
draugh draf, s.: feccia, f.; beverone, m.
draught draft (cf. draft), S.: sorso; pia-
no; disegno, m.; copia; tratta, f.; tiro
(d’acqua); biglietto; sommario, m.: at
one —, ad un sorso; — of horses, tirella,
f.; tiramento, m.; — of soldiers, distac-
camento, m.; ship of small —, nave che
pesca poco. =board, S.: tavoliere ; scac-
chiere, m. horse, S.: cavallo da tiro,
m. shouse, s.: cloaca, f. “ox, S.:
bove da tiro, m. -s,S. PL.: giuoco delle
tavole, o delle dame: play at —, giuocare
alle tavole, o alle dame. -s’man, S.:
disegnatore ; copista, m.
draw, IRR.; TR.: tirare, trarre, trainare;
attrarre, allettare; disegnare; strasci-
nare, dedurre; INTR.: accorciarsi, ristrin-
gersi; ritirarsi: — blood, salassare; —
breath, respirare; — lots, tirar a sorte;
— to a head, far capo; — out a party,
fare un distaccamento; — a picture, fare
un ritratto; — a pond, pescare un vivaio;
— out a tooth, cavar un dente; — again,
disegnare di nuovo; ritirare; — along,
strascinare; — aside, menar a banda;
— asunder, separare ; dividere; — away,
portare via; stornare; — back, tirarsi in-
dietro; — forth, cavare fuori; — for-
ward, avanzare ; — in, allettare ; indurre;
— nigh, avvicinarsi, avanzare; — off, stor-
nare; estrarre; — on, stringersi; avvici-
narsi; time —s on, il tempo si avvicina;
— out, slungare; stendere; sviluppare;
— over, stillare; indurre; — together,
raunarsi; — up, tirare su; ordinare.
“back, s.: sconto, m.; ritirata, f.; detri-
-màtic(al),
-màtically, ADV.:
-matist, s.: autore
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mento, pregiudizio, svantaggio, m. -bar,
s.: (rail.) sbarra di congiungitura, f.
“beam, s.: argano, m. -bridge, s.:
ponte levatoio, m. -er, s.: tiratore; di-
segnatore ; tiratoio, m. -ers, S.PL.: sot-
tocalzoni, m. pl.; mutande, f. pl.: a pair
of —, un paio di mutande. -ing, s.: de-
lineamento, disegno, m. -ing-board,
S.: tavola da disegnare, f. -ing-master,
S.: maestro di disegno, m. -ing-paper,
S.: carta da disegnare, f. -ing-room,
s.: salotto, salone, m.; anticamera; as-
semblea, f.
dràwl:, s.: voce languida, f. drawl2,
INTR.: strascinare (le parole): — out,
proferire collo strascico.
draw-latch, s.: saliscende, m. -m, ADJ.:
tirato, tratto; cavato: — battle, s.: bat-
taglia indecisa, f.; — sword, s.: spada
nuda, f. -well, s.: pozzo profondo, m.
dray-cart, S.: carro, m.; slitta, treg-
gia, f. horse, s.: cavallo da traino, m.
-man, S.: carrettiere, m.
dréadi, ADI.: terribile, formidabile, or-
ribile; s.: spavento; terrore, m., paura,
f. dread2, IRR.; TR.: temere, paven-
tare. -er, S.: che teme. -ful, ADJ.:
terribile, spaventevole. -fully, ADV.:
terribilmente, spaventevolmente. -ful-
ness, S.: orrore, terrore, spavento, m.
-less, ADJ.: intrepido ; forte. -lessness,
S.: intrepidezza, f.
dréam 1, s.: sogno, m.; stravaganza, f.
dream 2, IRR.; TR.: vedere in sogno;
IRR.: sognare; immaginare ; immaginarsi.
-er, S.: sognatore; pensieroso; infin-
gardo, m. -img, ADJ.: sognante; lento,
-ingly, ADV.: con lentezza. -less, ADI.:
senza sogni.
dréar, ADJ.: terribile; tristo, deserto.
-ily, ADV.: orribilmente; tristamente.
-iness, S.: orrore, terrore, mM. -y, ADI.:
orribile, lugubre; tristo, penoso; deserto.
dréd-gel, s.: tramaglio, m. -ge2, TR.:
raccogliere con un tramaglio; insaleggiare.
-ger 2, S.: pescatore con un tramaglio, m.
-ging-machine, s.: cavafango, m.
drég-gish, -&y, ADJ.: feccioso, pieno di
feccia; impuro. -s, S. PL.: feccia, f., se-
dimento, m.: — of the people, feccia del
popolo ; canaglia.
drònchi, s.: beveraggio, m. (medicina
d’ animale). drench?2, TR.: abbeverare ;
bagnare; innaffiare, umettare.
dréssi, s.: abito, vestimento; addobba-
mento, ornamento, m.; cuffia, f.: full —,
abito di gran gala. dress2, TR.: ve-
stire; addobbare; adornare; acconciare ;
cucinare; cuocere; INTR.: aggiustarsi;
acconciarsi; REFL.: vertirsi: — flax, sco-
tolare il lino; — a garden, coltivare un
giardino: — the hair, acconciare i ca-
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pelli; — leather, conciare della pelle; —
a ship, pavesare una nave; — a tree, di-
bruscare, rimondare; — a vine, potare
una vigna; — a wound, medicare una fe-
rita; right —! a destra riga! -ed, ADJ.:
vestito, ete., cf. dress: well —, ben ve-
stito; 1 —, male in ornese. -er, S.:
acconciatore; cuoco, m.; tavola di cu-
cina, f. -ing, S.: vestire; vestimento ;
addobbamento; apparato; medicamento,
m.; fascia, f. -img-case, S.: necessa-
rio, n. -ing-cloth, s.: mantellina; toe-
letta, f. -img-gown, s.: veste di ca-
mera, zimarra, f. -img-room, S.: ca-
mera da vestirsi, f -ing-table, s.:
toeletta, f.
drib1,s.: goccia, stilla, f. drib2, TR.:
tagliare via; scemare. -ble, TR.: stil-
lare; INTR : cascare giù, gocciolare; fare
bava.
driblet, s.: piccol debito, m.
drier, s.: (med.) disseccativo, m.
drifti, s.: impulso ; corso; oggetto; ma-
dressed
neggio, m.: — of ice, pezzo di ghiaccio,
m.; — of sand, alzamento di rena mobile,
m.; — of snow, caduta di neve, f. pl.,
falde di neve.
cacciare; accumulare;
larsi.
drilli, s.: succhiello, spillo; babbuino;
(mil.) exercizio, m. drill2, TR.: forare;
disciplinare. -bow, S.: archetto, m.
drink I, s.: bevanda, f., beveraggio, m.:
give me some —, datemi a bere. drink2,
IRR.; TR.: bere, bevere; assorbire; tra-
cannare; INTR.: imbriacarsi, inebriarsi:
— to, far brindisi; I — your health, bevo
alla vostra salute; — coffee, bere il caffè;
— ‘in, imbevere ; succiare; — out, vuo-
tare (a forza di bere); — up, bevere
drift 2, TR.: spingere;
INTR.: accumu-
tutto. -able, ADI.: potabile. -er, s.:
bevitore; beone, m. -ing, S.: bere; be-
vimento, m. -ing-bout, s.: beveria, f.
-ing-companion, s.: compagno in be-
veria, m. -ing=cup, S.: tazza, coppa,
f. -ing-glass, s.. bicchiere, m. -ing=
house, s.: bettola, f. -ing-song, S.:
canzone gioviale, f «money, S.: man-
cia, f.; paraguanto, m.
drip I, s.: goccia, gocciola, f. drip2,
(IN)TR.: spruzzare, gocciolare, stillare.
-ping, s.: (il) gocciolare, (lo) stillare;
unto, m. -ping-pan, S.: ghiotta, lec-
carda, f.
drive 1, IRR.; TR.: condurre, guidare, me-
nare; cacciare; spingere, impellere, for-
zare; INTR.: aver in mira, tendere; avan-
zare: — a carriage, guidare una car-
rozza; — a nail, ficcare un chiodo; —
stakes, ficcare pali; — off time, procra-
stinare, indugiare; — along, proseguire,
continuare; — away, scacciare; — back,
Arossy
rispingere; ributtare; — in, into, fare
entrare; cacciare; — on, impellere; spin-
gere; andare avanti; avanzare; — out,
scacciare; fare uscire; andare fuori in
carozza; can you —? sapete guidare?
drive 2, s.: scarrozzata, passeggiata in
carrozza, f.
drivel i, s.: bava, saliva, f.; pazzo, scioc-
cone, m. drivel2, INTR.: bavare; esser
bavoso. -er, S.: goffone, idiota, min-
chione, m.
dri-ver, S.: conduttore, m.; zeppa, f.
-ving, 8.: condotta, f.; carriaggio, m.
-ving-box, s.: sedile del cocchiere, m.
driz-zle, (IN)TR.: spruzzolare, gocciolare:
drizzling rain, spruzzaglia, f. -zly, ADI.:
piovigginoso, umido.
dréilji, s.: infingardo, fuggifatica, m.
droil 2, INTR.: lavorar con fatiga, ten-
tennare.
drolli, ADJ.: comico, burlevole; s.: buf-
fone; schernitore, m. droll2, INTR.:
buffoneggiare, beffare. -ery, s.: buffo-
neria, facezia; farsa, f. -ingly, ADV.:
buffonescamente. -ish, ADJ.: buffonesco.
dromedary, s.: dromedario, m.
dron-el, s.: pecchione ; infingardaccio, m.
-e 2, INTR.: ronzare; tentennare, cinci-
schiare. -ish, ADJ.: lento, ozioso, inerte,
-ishness, S.: poltroneria, f.
dréop, INTR.: languire; infiebolire; af-
fliggersi, esser tristo. -ing, ADJ.: lan-
guido; afflitto, tristo; s.: abbattimento;
languore, m. -ingly, ADV.: languida-
mente; debolmente.
drop !,s.: goccia, f., gocciolo ; orecchino,
m.: little —, gocciolina; a few —s, poche
gocciole; — by —, a goccia a goccia; by
—s, a goccia a goccia. drop2, TR.: la-
sciare cascare (or cadere); abbandonare;
cessare; metter da bando; INTR.: goccio-
lare; cascare; svenire, sparire; morire:
—s, goccie medicinali; — anchor, anco-
rarsi; — «a design, desistere da un di-
segno; — a word, lasciar scappare una
parola; the curtain —s, cade il sipario;
— with sweat, gocciolare di sudore; —
in, introdurre; entrare; venire improv-
viso; — off, scadere ; venire in decadenza;
— out, sparire, dissiparsi. -ping, S.:
goccia, gocciola, f.: — of the nose, goc-
ciola al naso, f. -let, s.: piccola goccia,
gocciolina, f. -pingly, ADV.: a goccia
a goccia. «serene, s.: gotta serena, f.
dròpsical, ADI. : idropico.
drép-stone, s.: marcassita, f.
dròpsy, s.: idropisia, f.
dròpwort, s.: (bot.) filipendula, f.
dròss, s.: scoria; feccia, f.; rifiuto, m.
-imess, S.: spuma; sporcizia, f. -Y»
ADJ.: pieno di scoria; feccioso; sucido,
sporco.
drought
drought, 8.: secchezza, siccità; sete, f.
-iness, S.: aridità, siccità, f. -y, ADJ.:
secco, arido ; assetato, sitibondo.
drov-e1, impf. del v. drive, -e2, s.:
branco, m.; gregge; folla, f. -er, s.:
bifolco, m.
dréwn, TR. : annegare ; immergere ; INTR.:
annegarsi ; immergersi, affogarsi: — one’s
self, annegarsi, gettarsi nell’ acqua; be
—ed, annegare, essere annegato.
dréw-se, TR.: addormentare, render son-
nacchioso ; INTR.: dormire. -sily, ADV.:
sonnacchioni; lentamente. -simess, S.:
sonnolenza; indolenza; pigrizia, f. -sy,
ADI.: sonnolento, sonnacchioso ; stupido:
grow —, addormentarsi. -sy-head, s.:
sopore, m. -sy-headed, ADJ.: sonno-
lento, sopito.
dribi, s.: colpo, m.; botta, f. drub2,
T.: battere, bastonare; percuotere.
-hing, S.: bastonata, bastonatura, f.:
give one a sound —, dare ad uno un buon
carpiccio.
drùd-ge1,s.: facchino, m. -ge2, INTR.:
affaticarsi; stentare. -ger, S.: facchi-
no; bossoletto, m. -gery, S.: servigio
vile, m. -ging-box, s.: bossoletto da
infarinare ; polverino, m. -gingly, ADV.:
con pena, con molto affaticamento.
drùg1, s.: droga, f.; rifiuto, m. drug2,
TR.: mescolare con ingredienti medicinali.
-get, s.: droghetta, m. -gist, S.: dro-
ghiere, droghiero, farmacista, m.
driid, s.: druido, m.
drùmi, s.: tamburo; timpano; tambu-
rino, m.: beat the —, battere il tamburo ;
— of the ear, timpano dell’ orecchio.
drum 2, INTR.: battere il tamburo.
drimblet, INTR.: poltroneggiare, tenten-
nare, cincischiare.
drim-major, s.: tamburino maggiore,
m. smaker, s.: fabbricante di tambu-
ri, m. -mer, s.: tamburino, m. -ming,
8.: battimento del tamburo, m. «stick,
8.: bacchetta di tamburo, f.
drink, ADJ.: ebrio, ubriaco: make —,
imbriacare; get —, imbriacarsi, ubria-
carsi; dead —, ubriacaccio. -ard, s.:
imbriacone, trincone, m. -en, ADJ.: im-
briaco, inebbriato. -enly, ADV.: da im-
briaco. -enness, s.: imbriachezza, ubria-
chezza, f.
dry, ADJ.: secco, arido, asciutto; siti-
bondo, assetato; insipido; meschino: get
—, assecchire, diventar secco; — land,
terra ferma, f., continente, m. dry2,
TR.: seccare, inaridire ; asciugare; INTR.:
seccarsi, inaridirsi.
drjad, s.: driada, f.
dry-er,s.:(med.)disseccativo, m. -eyed,
ADI. : senza lagrima. goods, s.: stoffe
di cotone, di seta, di lino; stoffe fabbri-
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cate, f. pl. -ly, ADV.: senza umidità,
aridamente ; freddamente; poveramente.
“ness, S.: siccità ; freddezza ; insipidezza,
f. =nurser,s.: nutrice non lattante, f.
-nurse2, TR.. allevare senza lattare.
=shod, ADJ.: a secco; a pid secco.
duù-al, ADJ.: duale; da due. -ality, s.:
dualità, f.
dub, s.: colpo, m., percossa, f. dub2,
TR.: fare; creare; armare (un cavaliere).
dubidsity, s.: dubbiezza, f.
dub-ious, ADJ.: dubbioso, incerto, inde-
ciso. -iously, ADV.: dubbiosamente,
con dubbio. -iousmess, S.: dubbiezza,
f., dubbio, m., incertezza, f. -itable,
ADI. : dubitevole, dubbioso, incerto. -ita-
bly, ADV.: in modo dubbioso. -itation,
s.: dubitazione; dubitanza, f.
duùcal, ADI. : ducale, di duca, da duca.
dicat, s.: ducato, m. (moneta).
duch-ess, s.: duchessa, f. -y, S.: du-
cato, m.
duùeki, s.: anatra; inchinata, riverenza,
f.: my —! mio caro! mia cara! duck2,
TR.: tuffare, immergere; INTR.: tuffarsi.
-er, S.: marangone, parasito, m. -ing,
S.: (nav.) cala, f., tuffo, battesimo del tro-
pico, m.: give one a —, tuffare uno, dar-
gli un tuffo. -legged, ADJ.: che ha
gambe corte. -ling, S.: anatrina, f.
emeat, s.: lente palustre, f. -sfoot,
s.: serpentaria, f. «weed = duck-meat.
duct, s.: guida, f.; passaggio; canale, m.
-ile, ADJ.: duttile; flessibile ; trattevole.
-ileness, -ility, S.: duttilità; flessibi-
lità; docilità, f.
dude, s.: damerino, elegante, m.
dudgeon, s.: daga piccola; mala parte,
f.: take in —, sdegnarsi, dar nel cencio.
duel, ADJ.: debito, dovuto: in — time,
opportunamente ; s.: debito; tributo, m.;
imposta, f. due2, ADV.: debitamente;
esattamente: your bill falls —, la vostra
cambiale scale. -ful}, ADJ.: convenevo-
le, conveniente.
dueli,s.: duello, m.: fight a —, battersi
in duello. duel2, INTR.: duellare, fare
duello. -ler, s.: duellante, m. -ling,
s.: duellare, duello, m. -list, s.: duel-
lista, duellante, m.
dueness, S.: convenevolezza, f.
duénna, S.: donna attempata, f.
duét, s.: duetto, duo, m.
dugi, s.: tetta, mammella, f., capezzolo,
m. dug2, impf. e part. del v. dig.
dake, s.: duca, m. -dom, s.: ducato, m.
dùll1, ADJ.: fosco, scuro, uggioso; ottu-
so; stupido, goffo ; tristo, mesto ; tedioso:
— of hearing, duro @ orecchio; get —,
perdere il filo, ottundersi; — colour, co-
lore smorto, m.; — hearing, udito duro,
m.; — notse, mormorio, bisbiglio, m.;
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— sight, vista fosca, f.; — wît, ingegno
ottuso, m. dull2, TR.: stupidire; render
ottuso; offuscare; INTR.: intormentirsi.
-ard, s.: babbuasso, nm. -brained, ADJ.:
stupido, scempiato, capocchio. -head,
s.: minchione, balocco, m. -mess, S.:
stupidezza, balordaggine; pigrizia, len-
tezza; sonnolenza, f. -pated, ADI.:
stupido, insensato. =witted, ADJ.: stor-
dito, balordo. -y, ADV.: stupidamente;
lentemente.
daly, Apv.: debitamente, convenevolmen-
te; esattamente, precisamente.
duùl-eet, ADI. : dolce (al gusto), dolcigno ;
armonioso. -eificaàtion, S.: (chem.)
dolcificare, m. -eify, TR.: dolcificare;
raddolcire, mitigare. -eimer, S.: salte-
rio, saltero, m. -corate, TR.: addolcire,
rendere dolce. -coration, s.: addolci-
mento, m., dolcificazione, f.
dumb, ADJ.: muto, taciturno: strike —,
far ammutire. -bells, PL.: pesi ginna-
stici, m. pl. -found, TR.: render muto ;
confondere. -ly, ADV.: in silenzio, senza
parlare. -mess, s.: mutezza, f.; silen-
zio, m. =waiter, S.: calapranzi, m.
dump, s.: cordoglio, m. dumpz,s.:
tristezza, malinconia, f. -ish, ADJ.: tri-
sto, mesto. -ishly, ADV.: tristamente.
-ishness, S.: tristezza, malinconia, f.
dump-ling, s.: podingo, m. -y, ADJ.:
corto e grosso.
dun I, ADJ.: bruno, fosco; tané. dun?2,
s.: creditore importuno, m. dun3, TR.:
importunare, molestare. -=hee, S.: tafa-
no, M. :
dun-ee, s.: goffo, babbuasso, m. -eery,
s.: goffaggine, balordaggine, f. -eical,
ADJ.: sciocco, balordo. i
dang I, impf.e part. del v. ding. dungz,
S.: concime, letame; sterco, m. dung3,
TR.: concimare, letamare. -cart, S.: car-
retta da trasporre il letame, f.
dungeon, s.: prigione sotterranea, f.
dùng-fork, s.: forcone del letame, m.
-hill, ADJ.: nato nel letame; vile, ab-
bietto; s.: concime; letamaio, m. -y,
ADJ.: pieno di letame; abbietto. «yard,
s.: luogo da riporvi il letame, cortile, m.
dunnage, S.: (nav.) pagliuolo, m.
dinner, s.: riscuotitore, esattore, m.
dunnish, ADJ.: brunotto.
dinny, ADJ.: sordo.
duo, s.: (mus.) duetto, m. -déeimo, s.:
in dodici; libro in duodecimo, m.
duùpe1,s.: merlotto, gonzo, ingannato, m.
dupe 2, TR.: ingannare, truffare.
da-plicatei,s.: duplicato, m., copia, f.
-plicate2, TR.: raddoppiare; piegare.
-plication, s.: duplicazione, f., raddop-
duplicita ;
piamento, m. -plieity, S.:
doppiezza, f.
dye-works
durability, s.: durabilità, f.
du-rable, ADJ.: durabile; solido. -re-
bleness, s.: durabilità, f. -rably, ADv.:
durabilmente, durevolmente. -ranee, s.:
incarcerazione, prigionia, f. -ration, s.:
durazione, durata, f. -rei, INTR.: durare;
perseverare. -reful}, ADI.: durevole;
stabile; permanente. -relessi, ADi.:
transitorio, cadevole. -réss, s.: incar-
cerazione, prigionia, f. -ring, PREP.,
CONJ.: per, durante. -rity,S.: durezza;
fermezza, solidezza, f.
dusk1, ADJ.: oscuro, fosco, bruno, buio;
s.: crepuscolo, bruzzo, bruzzolo, m.: in
the — of the evening, in sul far bruzzo;
al far della notte. dusk2, TR.: oscu-
rare; INTR.: oscurarsi; imbrunire, dive-
nire bruno. -ily, ADV.: oscuramente,
foscamente. -(i)mess, S.: oscurità, f.;
buio, m. -y, ADJ.: alquanto scuro, fosco,
oscuretto.
dustiI,s.: polvere; povertà, f.: the rain
has laid the —, la pioggia ha ammorzato
la polvere; trample in the —, calpestare.
dust 2, TR.: coprire di polvere; — of,
nettare da polvere, spazzare. =box, 8.:
polverino, m. -er, S.: strofinaccio, m.
-iness, S.: polverio, m. -man, S.: pa-
ladino, m. -y, ADJ.: polveroso, coprito
di polvere.
Dutch, Ap;., s.: holandese.
holandese, m.
duù-teous, -tiful, ADI. : ubbidiente, osse-
quioso ; rispettoso. -tifully, ADV.: 03-
sequiosamente, sommessamente. -tiful-
ness, S.: ubbidienza; sommessione, f.
-ty, S.: dovere, debito, m.; funzione, f.;
uffizio, m.; tassa; dogana, gabella, f.: on
—, upon —, di servizio, in funzione; pay
one’s —, render rispetto; present one’s—,
riverire, salutare.
duùmvirate, s.: duumvirato, m.
dwarf1,s.: nano; caramogio, mn. dwarf?,
TR.: impedire dal crescere. -elder, 8.:
ebbio, m. -ish, ADJ.: piccoletto, piccino.
-ishly, ADV.: in modo piccino. -ish-
ness, S.: picciolezza, f. «tree, s.: al-
bero nano, m.
dwèll, IRR.; INTR.: abitare, dimorare;
stare; dilatarsi, allargarsi. -ex, S.: abi-
tatore, abitante, m. -ing, 8.: abitazione,
dimora, f. -ing-house, S.: casa; abita-
zione, f.
dwindle, INTR.: impiccolire, diminuire;
consumarsi; peggiorare.
d}-e 1, s.: tinta, tintura, f., colore, m.: —
stuff, materia tintoria, f. -e2,TR.: tin-
gere, colorare: — black (blue, etc., tin-
gere in nero (turchino, ecc.); — în grain,
tingere in lana. -eing, s.: tintura; (il)
tingere. -er, S.: tintore, m. -e-house,
8.: tintoria, f. -e-works, s.: tintoria, f.
dying
djing, ADI.: moriente; moribondo; s.:
morte, f.
djnast, s.: dinasta, m. -y, S.: dinastia;
sovranità, f.
dys-craey, S.: (med.) discrasia, f., stem-
peramento d’umori, m. -entery, sS.:
(med.) dissenteria, f. -pépsy, S.: (med.)
dispepsia, f. -uary, S.: dissuria, stran-
guria, f.
8 (the letter), 8.: e, m.
éach, PRON. : ciascheduno, ciascuno: on
— side, dalle due bande; — other, I’ un
l'altro.
éager, ADI. : desideroso, bramoso, ferven-
te, ardente; veemente. -ly, ADV.: fer-
ventemente, ardentemente ; veementemen-
te. -ness, S.: premura, f., fervore, ar-
dore, m.; passione; veemenza, violenza, f.
eagle, S.: aquila, f.: great —, aquilotto.
-eseyed, ADJ.: con occhi d’aquila; di
vista acuta. -e=stone, S.: pietra aqui-
lina, etite, f. -et, S.: aquila piccola, f.
sagre, S.: (nav.) marea di rovesci, f.
sari, s.: orecchio, m.; orecchia; spiga,
f.: deaf in one —, sordo d’un orecchio;
box on the —, schiaffo, m.; sing by the—,
cantare a orecchio ; the —s of a pot, i ma-
nichi d’ un vaso; — of corn, spiga; — of
Indian corn, panocchia di granoturco; be
in debt over head and —s, esser pieno
di debiti; give —, prestare orecchio, ascol-
tare attentamente; turn a deaf —, far
orecchi di mercante. ear2, TR.: lavorar
la terra; INTR.: spigare, fare la spiga.
“ache, s.: male all'orecchio, m. «drops,
$.PL.: orecchini, m. pl. -drum, S.:
timpano, m. -ed, ADJ.: che ha degli
orecchi; spigato.
éarl, s.: conte, m.
éar-lap, s.: oreglia, f.
éarldom, s.: contea, f.
na, ADI. : senza orecchi; senza spi-
ghe.
éar-liness, s.: prontezza, fretta; dili-
genza, f. -ly, ADJ.: mattutino; pronto;
mattiniero ; primaticcio, prematuro ; ADV. :
di buon’ ora, a buon’ora, per tempo: —
fruits, frutti primatici; — to rise, alzarsi
di buon’ ora; very —, per tempjssimo ; —
în the morning, al far del giorno; — în
the spring, al principio della primavera.
éarn, TR.: guadagnare; meritare, lucrare,
acquistare.
éarnest, ADJ.: ardente; zeloso, fervido ;
8.: serio, m.; caparra, f., pegno, m.: —
business, negozio d'importanza, m.; —
entreaty, istanza, domanda forte, f.; in
—, in good —, sul serio, seriosamente, da
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vero. -ly, ADV.: strettamente, premuro-
samente, seriosamente ; istantemente ; ze
losamente ; fissamente. «money, s.: ca-
parra, f. -ness, S.: ardore, m., premura,
veemenza ; diligenza, f.
@ar-pick, s.: stuzzicorecchi, m. =piere-
ing, ADJ.: penetrante. -ring, S.: orec-
chino, ciondolino, m. shot, S.: portata
dell’ orecchio (dell’ udito), f.
èarthi, s.: terra, f.; suolo, mondo, m.:
potier’s —, argilla, f. earth2,TR.: co-
prire di terra; INTR.: nascondersi sotto
easy
terra. -born, ADJ.: terrestre; di vil
nascita. -bound, ADJ.: appiccato della
terra. -em, ADJ.: di terra; argilloso:
— pan, piattello di terra, m., terrina,
f.; — ware, vasellame, m. flax, S.:
asbesto, m. -iness, S.: qualità terrestre.
-liness, s.: mondanità, f.; carattere
mondano, m. -ling, s.: abitatore di que-
sto mondo, m. -ly, ADJ.: terrestre, del
mondo, corporale. -ly-minded, ADJ.:
dedito alle cose del mondo. -quake, s.:
terremoto, tremoto, m. -worm, S.:
lombrico, m. -y, ADJ.: di terra, terre-
stre, terreno ; grossolano.
ear-trumpet, s.: cerbottana,f. «wax,
S.: cerume, m. -wig, s.: formicola pin-
zaiuola, f. -=witness, S.: testimonio au-
riculare, m.
6asel, s.: agio; comodo, alleggiamento ;
conforto; riposo, m.; tranquillità ; facili-
tà, f.; at hearts —, a seconda; at your
—, a bell agio; be at —, essere tranquil-
lo; star comodo; take one's —, prender
agio; do a thing at one's —, far una cosa
a bell agio; live at —, vivere comoda-
mente; love one’s —, amare i suoi piaceri.
ease2, TR.: alleviare; mitigare, addol-
cire; (nav.) alleggerire; — one's self, an-
-dar del ventre; — the helm! poggia! vele
piene! -ful, ADJ.: tranquillo, quieto.
éasel, s.: telaio, m. e
ea-sement, s.: sollievo; aiuto; conforto,
ristoro, m.: —s, cesso, m. pl. -sily, ADV.:
agevolmente ; facilmente. -siness, S.:
agevolezza ; facilità; condiscendenza, f.;
riposo, m.: — of belief, credulità, f.
east, s.: levante, oriente, m.
Easter è-, S.: pasqua, f. day, s.:
giorno di pasqua, m. eve, S.: vigilia
di pasqua, f.
èast-erly, -ern, ADJ.: di levante, orien-
tale, dell oriente. -ward, ADJ.: verso
Yoriente, all oriente. -=wind, s.: vento
d oriente, sussolano, m.
easy, ADJ.: agevole; facile; quieto; li-
bero; trattabile, sociabile; benigno, pia-
cevole: — task, compito (lavoro) facile;
— style, stile chiaro, stile naturale, m.;
— of belief, credulo; — of manners, cor-
tese, aff<bile; make —, calmare, tran-
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quillare ; in — cireumstances, benestante,
comodo.
èat, IRR.; TR.: mangiare; consumare; ro-
dere; INTR.: fare un pasto; pascolare: —
well, avere buon gusto; far buona tavola ;
— a good meal, far un buon pasto; —
one’s words, disdirsi; — away, rodere,
consumare; — into, penetrare rodendo;
— up, divorare ; rovinare. -able, ADJ.:
da mangiare. ‘ables, s. PL.: vivande,
f. pl., viveri, m. pl. -er, S.: mangiatore,
corrosivo, m. -img, S.: mangiare; vi-
vere bene, m. -ing-house, S.: tratto-
ria, osteria; taverna, f.
eaves, S.: gronda, grondaia, f. -drop,
INTR.: ascoltare presso la finestra. -drop-
per, s.: ascoltatore, m.
èbbi, s.: riflusso, m., bassa marea, f.;
scemamento, m.: at a low —, in basso
stato. ebb2, INTR.: rifluire; calare; de-
crescere, scemare. -ing, S.: riflusso, m.
ébon-ist, s.: ebanista, m. -y, 8.: eba-
no, M.
e-briety, s.: ebbrezza, ubbriachezza, f.
-briòsity, s.: ebbrietà, ubbriachezza, f.
ebùl-lieney, s.: ebullizione, f. -lient,
ADJ.: ebulliente. -lition, s.: ebolli-
mento, m.; effervescenza, f.
eceèn-tric(al), ADJ.: eccentrico. -trie-
ity, S.: eccentricità, f.
ecclesiastic, ADJ.: ecclesiastico; S.:
ecclesiastico, chierico, m. -al, ADI. : ec-
clesiastico.
echinus, S.: echino, m.
échoI, s.: eco, m. echo2, TR.: echeg-
giare, risuonare per eco, rimbombare.
eclaireissement, s.: schiarimento, m.
eclat, s.: splendore, m.; gloria; pom-
pa, f.
ecléctic, ADI. : scelto.
eclip-se 1, s.: eclisse, eclissi, f. -se2,
TR.: eclissare; oscurare; fig., sormonta-
te; disgraziare; INTR.: oscurarsi -tic,
s.: eclittica, f.
éclogue, S.: egloga, poesia pastorale, f.
e-conòmic(al), ADI. : economico; fru-
gale. -cònomist, S.: economo, m.
-cénomy, S.: economia; frugalità, f.
ées-tasied, ADI. : estatico, in estasi. -ta-
sy, S.: estasi, f.; rapimento, m. -tàt-
ic(al), ADJ.: estatico, in estasi; — fit,
estasi, f.
écty-pal, ADJ.: preso dall’ originale, co-
piato, imitato. -pe, S.: copia, imitazio-
ne, f.
e-dacious, ADJ.: edace, vorace; ghiotto,
goloso. -daeity, S.: edacità, voracità;
ghiottornia, f.
éddish, s.: guaime, m.
éddy 1, s.: gorgo; riflusso impetuoso, m.
eddy 2, INTR.: girare, aggirarsi.
edématose, ADJ.: edematoso.
effeminacy
edéntated, ADJ.: sdentato.
edg-el, s.: orlo, margine; taglio; filo:
sponda, spiaggia; fig., estremità; sagaci-
tà, f.: — of a book, taglio d' un libro, m.;
— of the sword, filo della spada, m.; —
of a tool, filo, taglio d’ uno strumento, m.;
give an — to, affilare, aguzzare, rendere
tagliente; set an —, affilare, aguzzare;
set the teeth on —, allegare i denti; take
of the —, rintuzzare. -e2, TR.: affilare,
aguzzare; orlare; eccitare, irritare; INTR.:
opporsi: — away, allontanarsi; — fur-
wards, avanzare, promuovere; — towards,
avvicinarsi, venir addosso; — in, fare en-
trare. -ed, ADJ.: aguzzato, tagliente.
-eless, ADJ.: sfilato, ottuso. -e=tool,
S.: strumento tagliente, m. -ewise, ADV.:
col taglio volto; da canto; a sghembo, sul-
l orlo. -ing,s.: orlo, m., frangia, f.
édible, ADJ.: commestibile, mangereccio.
édict, s.: editto, bando, m.
édi-ficant, ADJ.: edificante. -fieation,
8.: edificazione, f.; edificamento, m. -fi-
catory, ADJ.: edificatorio. -fiee, S.:
edifizio, m.; fabbrica, f. -fier,s.: istrut-
tore, precettore, m. -fy, TR.: edificare;
fabbricare; istruire. -fying, ADJ.:‘edi-
ficante, edificatorio; S.: edificamento,‘m.
edile, s.: edile, m.
6éd-it, TR.: preparare un’ edizione, pubbli-
care; compilare. -ition, S.: edizione;
pubblicazione; stampa, f. -itor,s.: edi-
tore, redattore, pubblicatore, m.
édu-cate, TR.: educare; istruire. -oa-
tion, s. : educazione ; istruzione, f. -ca-
tor, s.: educatore, m.
e-duee, TR.: estrarre; cavare. -duc-
tion, s.: estrazione; esposizione, f.; pro-
ducimento, m.
eekej = eke.
sel, s.: anguilla, f. pie, s.: pasticcio
@ anguilla, m. -spear, s.: fiocina, f.
e’en, 6’er = even, ever.
éffable, aDJ.: che può esprimersi con pa-
role.
effaee, TR.: scancellare; cassare. -ment,
S.: cancellatura, f.
effèet1,s.: effetto; successo, m.; realità,
f.: to take —, aver effetto, riuscire; —s,
effetti; beni, m. pl.; —s of passengers,
roba di passaggiere, f.; carry into —, ef-
fettuare. effect2, TR.: effettuare, ese-
guire. -%ble, ADJ.: fattibile, fattevole;
eseguibile, possibile. -ive, ADI.: effetti-
vo; attivo. -ively, ADV.: effettivamente,
con effetto. -less, ADJ.: inefficace; im-
potente. -or, S.: facitore, autore, m.
-ual, ADJ.: effettuale, effettivo. -ually,
ADV.: effettualmente, con effetto. -ual-
ness, S.: efficacità, f. -uate, TR.: effet-
tuare, eseguire.
effém-inaey, S.: effeminatezza; mollezza,
effeminate
jf. -inate, ADJ.: effeminato, morbido;
delicato. -imate, TR.: effeminare; am-
mollare; INTR.: effeminarsi, devenire effe-
minato. -inately, ADV.: effeminata-
mente, mollemente. -inateness, s.:
efeminatezza, f. -imation, s.: effemi-
namento, m.; mollezza, f.
effervòs-ec, INTR.: essere in effervescen-
za, bollire. -eemee, S.: effervescenza,
f.; fervore, m.
effete, ADI. : sterile, infecondo ; frusto.
efficacious, ADI.: efficace, efficiente. -ly,
ADV.: efficacemente.
èfficaey, S.: efficacia; forza; virtù, f.
efficien-ee, -ey, S.: virtù; potenza, f.
-t, ADI. : efficiente, efficace.
effi-giate, TR.: formar l'effigie; rappre-
sentare. èffi-gy, S.: effigie; immagine,
f. ritratto, m. °
efflgrèseen-ee, -ey, S.: fiorire, m.; fiori,
m. pl.; eruzione, f. -t, ADJ.: in forma
di fiori; vescicoso.
affluence, S.: effusione, f., effondimen-
to, m.
efflivia,s.: effluvio, m.; evaporazione, f.
éf-flux, S. : effusione, f. ; flusso, m. -flùx,
Intk.: dileguarsi, diffondersi, spargersi.
flixion, S.: emanazione, f.; effondi-
mento, m.
efforeet, TR.: sforzare.
efformi, TR.: formare. -ationt, s.: for-
mazione, f.
éffort, S.: sforzo, m.
effray, TR.: spaventare.
effròntery, S.: sfacciatezza, impuden-
1a, f.
effil-genee, s.: splendore, m.; lucidez-
za, f. -gent, ADJ.: rifulgente, splen-
dente.
effa-se, TR. : diffondere; spandere. -sign,
8.; effusione, f., versamento; spargimen-
to, m. -sive, ADJ.: diffusivo.
eg», per essempio.
egés-t, TR.: evacuare; mandare fuori.
«tion, 8.: egestione, evacuazione, f.
égg1,S.: uovo, m.: poached —s, uova af-
fogate, f. pl.; new laid —, uovo fresco;
soft boiled —s, uova al latte; white of
an —, albume, chiaro dell’ uovo; sit on
—s, covare delle uova. egg2, TR.: inci-
tare, stimolare. “cup, S.: portauovo,
m., tazza da uovo, f. -shell, s.: guscio
dell'uovo, m.
églantine, s.:
ègo-tism, s.:
rosa salvatica, f.
egoismo, egotismo, m.
-tist, s.: egoista, egotista. -tistical,
ADJ: da egoista. -tize, INTR.: egotiz-
zare.
egrégious, ADI. : egregio, eccellente, in-
signe: — fool, scioccone di prima classe,
m. -ly, ADV.: egregiamente, eccellente-
mente,
elder
6-gress, -gréssion, S.:
sortita, f.
égret, s.:
piumino, m.
egriot, S.: amarasca, f. (ciriegia).
èigh-t, ADI. : otto. -teen, ADJ.: diciot-
to. -teenth, ADI. : diciottesimo. -tfold,
ADJ.: otto volte. -th, ADJ.: ottavo.
-thly, ADV.: in ottavo luogo. -tieth,
ADJ.: ottantesimo. -tscore, ADJ.: otto
ventine, cento sessanta. -ty, ADJ.: ot-
tanta.
èigne, ADI. : primogenito.
either, PRON.: | uno o l’altro, ciascuno,
qualunque; CONJ.: sia, sia che; ovvero
che; o: . OT, 0...0; on — side,
dalle due bande; J will take —, prenderò
l'uno o l’altro; I will not take —, non
voglio ne l uno ne I’ altro.
ejacu-late, TR.: lanciare, gettare. -la-
tion, s.: corta e fervente preghiera, eia-
culazione, f.; sbalzo, m. -latory, ADI.:
eiaculatorio, subito.
ejéc-t, TR.: gettare; mandare fuora.
-tion, s. : espulsione ; (med.) evacuazione ;
egestione, f. -tment, s.: spogliamento
del possesso, m., espropriazione, f.
ejulatigni, s.: lamento, compianto, m.
@eke}1, ADV.: anche, ancora; parimente.
eke 2, TR.: slargare, allungare; dilatare,
aumentare, accrescere: — out, accrescere,
prolungare; appena far. eke3, S.: au-
mentazione, f.
elabo-rate, ADJ.: elaborato, perfetto.
-rate, TR.: elaborare; limare, perfe-
zionare, finire. -rately, ADV.: labo-
riosamente, con diligenza, accuratamen-
te, con esattezza. -rateness, 8.: elabo-
ratezza, f. -ratiom, s.: squisita dili-
genza, f., perfezionamento, m.
elanee;, TR.: lanciare, gettare.
elàpse, INTR.: scorrer via, svanire, pas-
sare.
elàs-tical, ADJ.: elastico.
elasticità ; molla, f.
ela-teI, ADJ.: elato, innalzato, orgoglioso,
altiero. -te, TR.: insuperbire; esaltare,
innalzare. -ted, ADJ.: elato, innalzato:
be (feel) —, ringalluzzarsi, sentirsi ringar-
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esito, m., uscita,
garza bianca (aghirone), f.;
-tieity, 8.:
zullire. -tedly, ADV.: orgogliosamente.
-tion, S.: elazione, f., orgoglio, m., su-
perbia, f.
élbow1, s.: gomito, cubito; angolo, m..
be at the —, essere vicino; lean on one’s
—, appoggiarsi sul gomito. elbow 2,
TR.: dare gomitate; spingere col gomito ;
INTR.: fare un angolo. -chair,S.: se-
dia d’ appoggio, f. room, s.: agio;
spazio, m.; libertà, f.
éld}, s.: decrepitezza, vecchiezza, f.: of
—, altre volte. -erI, ADJ.: maggiore;
maggiornato.
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élder2, s.: sambuco, m. «berry, S.:
coccola di sambuco, f. flower, S.:
fiore di sambuco, m
élder-ly, ADJ.: attempato. -s, S. PL.:
maggiori, anziani, m. pl. -ship,S.: pri-
mogenitura; anzianità, f.
élder-tree, Ss. : sambuco,
s.: aceto sambuchino, m
éldest, ADJ.: primogenito, maggiornato.
elecampane, 8.: (bot.) enula campa-
na, f.
elée-t 1, ADJ.: the
Mm. -vinegar,
eletto, scelto; S. PL.:
—, gli eletti. -t2, TR.: eleggere, sce-
gliere. _-tion, 8.: elezione, scelta, f.
-tionéering, 8.: intrighi nell’ elezione
dei membri del Parlamento, m. pl. -tive,
ADJ.: elettivo, che si può eleggere. -tive-
ly, ADV. : elettivamente, per elezione, a
scelta. -tor, s.: elettore, m. -toral,
ADJ.: elettorale, di elettore. -torate,
s.: elettorato, m. -toress, s.: elettri-
ce, f. -torship, 8.: dignità d’ elettore,
f., elettorato, m
eléc-trej,s.: elettro, m., ambra, f. -tric-
(al), ADJ.: elettrico: — fluid, fiuido elet-
trico; — telegraph, telegrafo elettrico ;
— battery, pila voltaica; — shock, scossa
elettrica. -trically, ADV.: elettrica-
mente. nur s.: elettricità, f. -tri-
fication, s.: elettrizzazione, f. -tri-
fier, s.: elettrizzatore, m., -trice,f. -tri-
fy, TR.. elettrizzare. “tro-magnet,
elettromagnete, m. -tro-magnétic,
ADJ.: elettromagnetico. -trometer,
s.: elettrometro, m -tro-mòtion, s
galvanismo, m. -tro-motive, ADJ.: gal-
vanico. -trom6tor, s.: elettromotore,
m. -tréphorous, s.: elettroforo, m.
-troscope, s.: elettroscopio, m. -trum,
s.: elettro, m.; ambra, f.
eléctuary, s.: elettuario, m.
eleemòsinary, ADJ.: elemosiniero; S.:
de mosiniere, che vive d’ elemosina, m.
élegan-ee, -ey, S.: eleganza; grazia, f.
-t, ADJ.: elegante; grazioso, bello, vez-
zoso. -tly, ADV.: elegantemente; con
grazia.
elégiac, ADI.: elegiaco, lugubre.
èlegy, s : elegia, poesia flebile, poesia lu-
gubre, f.
Sle-ment, s.: elemento; principio, fon-
damento, m. -méntary, ADJ.: elemen-
tale, elementare, elementario.
élemy, s.: elemi, f. (gomma).
elénch, s.: sofismo, m.
élephant, s.: elefante, m. -iasis, s.:
(med.) elefantiasi, f. ‘-ime, ADJ.: elefan-
tino, d’ elefante.
éle-vatet, ADI.: elevato; esaltato; su-
blime. -vate2, TR.: elevare; esaltare,
innalzare; rallegrare. -vation, s.: ele-
vamento, m.; esaltazione; sublimità, f.
elver
-vator, S.: elevatore; ascensore, m.
-vatory, s.: elevatorio, m.
eléven, ADI. : undici. -th, ADI.: undeci-
mo, undicesimo.
élf, s.: folletto, m. -ish, ADJ.: da fol-
letto. -lock, s.: riccio intrecciato da
folletti, m., plica polonica, f.
si ADI. : elicito ; estratto. elicit2,
: elicere; cavare; estrarre: — truth,
iar emergere la verità. -ation, 3.
estrazione, produzione, f.
elide, TR.: elidere, spezzare, troncare.
eligibility, s.: eligibilità, capacità d’ es-
sere eletto, f.
éligible, ADJ.: eligibile;
-ness = eligibility.
elim-inate, TR.: rilegare, esilire. -ina-
preferibile,
“tion, 8 ; rifiuto, m., ripulsa, f.
anne sz elisione, fs troncamento, m
elixir, s.: elissire, m.; ; quintessenza, f. —
élk, s.: alce, m
éll, s.: auna; canna, f.
ellip-sis, s. : (geom., rhet.) elisse, ellissi, f
-tic(al), ADI. : elittico, d’ elisse.
élm, «tree, s.: olmo, m.
elocition, s.: elocuzione; facondia, fi:
teacher of —, maestro (professore) di de-
clamazione.
élogy, s.: elogio, panegirico, m.
elon-gate, TR.: slungare, prolungare;
stendére; INTR.: slungarsi, allontanarsi;
stendersi. -gation, s.: elongazione, f.;
allontanamento, m
elope, INTR.: scappare, fuggire; salvarsi.
-ment, s.: scappata, f.; fuggimento, m.
éloquen-ee, s.: eloquenza, facondia, f.
-t, ADJ.: eloquente, facondo. -tly, ADV.:
eloquentemente, facondamente.
élse, PRON.: altro; oltre; ADV.: altri-
menti: nobody —, nessun altro; some-
where —, altrove; anybody —, qualun-
que altra persona. -where, ADV.: al
trove, in altro luogo.
eluei-date, TR.: dilucidare, dichiarare;
manifestare. -dation, s dichiarazio-
ne, esposizione, spiegazione, f -dative,
ADJ.: esplicativo. -dator, S.: comen-
tatore, espositore, m.
eluctationi, s.: sfuggimento, m.
elucubration}, s.: elucubrazione, f.
elud-e, TR.: eludere, schifare; scansare,
sfuggire. -ible, ADI.: che si può elu-
dere. ì
elù-sion, s.:
ganno, m., fraude, f.
sivo, ingannevole. -sorimess, S.: in-
ganno, m., fraude, impostura, f. -sory,
ADJ.: elusorio, fraudolente ; fallace.
ela-triate, TR.: decantare, travasare.
-triàtion, s.: feltrazione, f., travasa-
mento, m.
élver, s.: anguilletta, f.
elusione, fi ; artifizio, in-
-sive, ADI. : eva-
elves
élves, PL. di elf.
Eljs-ian, ADJ.: Eliseo: — fields, campi
Elisi, m. pi. -ium, s.: Eliseo, m.
‘em = them.
emàeeratet, TR.: smagrare, smagrire.
ema-ciate, TR.: stenuare; indebolire;
INTR.: emaciare, dimagrare. -ciaàtion,
s.: smagrimento, m.
emacu-late, TR.: purgare, lavare. -la-
tion, s.: purgazione, lavazione, f.
éma-nant, ADJ.: emanante, provegnente ;
nascente. -nate, INTR.: emanare; pro-
venire. -nation, s.: emanazione; ori-
gine, f. -native, -natery, ADI.: pro-
vegnente.
emanei-pate, TR.: emancipare; affran-
care. -pation, s.: emancipazione, f.
-pator, S.: colui che emancipa.
emarginate, TR.: togliere via la mar-
gine.
emascu-late, TR.: castrare; snervare;
effemminare, debilitare. -lation, s.:
castrazione, f.
embal-e, TR.: imballare, inviluppare.
«ing, 8.: imballare, m., involtura, f.
embàlm, TR.: imbalmare, imbalsamare.
-er, S.: che imbalma. -ing, S.: imbal-
samare, m.
embankment, s.: (rail.) terrapieno, m.
embar, TR.: sbarrare, fermare; impedire.
embarcation = embarkation.
embargo, S.: serramento del porto, em-
bargo, m.: to lay an —, metter l’ embargo.
embark, TR.: imbarcare; INTR.: imbar-
carsi, -ation, -ment, S.: imbarca-
mento, imbarco, m.
embarrass, TR.: imbarazzare, imbroglia-
re; intrigare, noiare. -ment, S.: im-
barazzo, imbroglio ; intrigo, m.
embase}, TR.: corrompere, depravare;
avvilire. -ment, S.: corruzione, depra-
vazione, f.
embassa-dor, s.: ambasciadore, amba-
sciatore, m. -dress, S.: ambasciadrice,
ambasciatrice, f.
émbassy, s.: ambasceria, ambasciata,
legazione, f.
embattle, TR.: metter in battaglia, schie-
rare; ordinare.
embay, TR.: chiudere o fermare in un
golfo. -ed, ADJ.: (nav.) serrato alla
spiaggia.
embéllish, TR.: abbellire, addobbare.
ment, s.: abbellimento; ornamento, m.
‘edera, 8. PL.: quattro tempora,
m. pl. |
émbers, s. PL.: ceneri calde, f. pl.
émber-week, s.: settimana delle quat-
tro tempora, f.
embézzle, TR.: dissipare, guastare, cor-
Tompere; appropriarsi. -ment, S.: pre-
varicazione, appropriazione ; ruberia. f.
emersion 115
embla-ze, -zon, TR.: blasonare; imbel-
lire, ornare. -zomer, s.: araldo, m.
-zomry, s.: blasone, m.
ém-blem!, s.: emblema, simbolo, m.
-blem 2, TR.: allegorizzare, figurare.
-blemàtic(al), ApJ.: emblematico, figu-
rativo: be — of, esser l'emblema di, sim-
boleggiare. -blemàtically, ADV.: in
modo emblematico. -blématist, s.:
pittore d’ emblemi, allegorista, m. -blém-
atize, TR.: rappresentare con emblemi.
-blements, s. PL.: entrate d’ una terra
seminata, f. pl.
embody, TR.: incorporare; condensare.
embolden, TR.: incoraggiare, animare.
émbo-lism, s.: (astr.) intercalazione, f.,
embolismo, m. -lus, s.: embolo, stan-
tuffo, m.
embérder, TR.: orlare, fregiare.
embòsom, TR.: ricevere in seno: be —ed
im, essere al seno di.
emboss, TR.: fare di rilievo, intagliare.
-ed, ADJ.: in rilievo, intagliato. -ing,
S.: rilievo, intagliamento, m. -ment,
S.: rilievo, m.
embottle, TR.: mettere nel fiasco, infia-
scare.
embowf, TR.: voltare, incurvare.
embòwel, TR.: cavare le viscere, svisce-
rare.
embra-eel! , 3.: abbraccio, abbracciamen-
to, amplesso, m. -ce2, TR.: abbracciare;
comprendere ; INTR.: stringersi colle brac-
cia: — an offer, accettare una offerta.
-eement, s.: abbracciamento, m. -eer,
s.: che abbraccia.
embrasure, s.: (fort.) cannoniera, aper-
tura, f.
émbro-cate, TR.: (med.) embroccare, fo-
mentare. -cation, S.: (med.) embrocca-
zione, f., fomento, m.
embroider, TR.: ricamare. -er, S.: ri-
camatore, m. -y,S.: ricamo, m., ricama-
tura, f. :
embrdil, TR.: imbrogliare, confondere.
-ing, -ment, 8.: imbroglio, m., confu-
sione, f.
ém-bryo, -bryon, s.: embrione; abboz-
ZO, M.
emburse, TR.: pagare.
eménd, TR.: emendare. -able, ADI.:
emendabile, corrigibile. -atign, s.:
emendamento, m., emenda, correzione, f.
émend-ator, S.: emendatore; corret-
tore, revisore, m.
émerald, s.: smeraldo, m.
emérg-e, INTR.: emergere, levarsi. -enee,
-eney, S.: emergenza, f.; accidente, m.,
occorrenza, f.: in any —, in qualunque
emergenza. -ent, ADJ.: emergente; ca-
suale; urgente.
emérsion, s.: emersione, f.
116 emery
émery, s.: smeriglio, m.
emét-ic, S.: emetico, vomitivo, m. -ic-
(al), ADJ.: emetico, vomitivo.
émi-grant, S.: emigrato, m. -grate,
INTR.: emigrare. -gration, s.: emigra-
zione, f.
éminen-ee, -ey, s.: eminenza, altezza;
eccellenza, celebrità, fama, f.: rise to —,
distinguersi, innalzarsi. -t, ADJ.: eminen-
te; alto; celebre, famoso: most —, emi-
nentissimo. -tly, ADV.: eminentemente ;
grandemente.
émir, s.: emiro, m.
émissary, s.: emissario, m., spia, f.
e-mission, s.: emissione, f. -mit, TR.:
mandare fuora; rilasciare; scaricare;
svaporare.
émmet, s.: formica, f.
emméw?y, TR.: ingabbiare, imprigionare.
embòllient, ADJ.: emolliente, lenitivo ; s.:
medicina emolliente, f.
embòlu-ment, s.: emolumento, profitto,
vantaggio, m. -mémtal, ADI.: vantag-
gioso, profittevole.
emotion, s.: emozione, agitazione, f.
ADJ.: di emozione. -ed, ADJ.: commosso.
empale, TR.: impalare, siepare. -ment,
S.: impalazione, f.
empànnel!, s.: citazione de’ giurati, f.
empannel2, TR.: citare o chiamare i
giurati.
empark, TR.: assiepare, rinchiudere.
empàrlanee, s.: (jur.) interlocutorio, m.
empassion, TR.: impassionare, commuo-
vere.
empéople, TR.:
lonia.
émper-ess} = empress. -or, S.:
ratore, m. -yt,S.: imperio, m.
ém-phasis, s.: enfasi, energia, f.: lay —
on, accentuare. -phatic(al), ADJ.: en-
fatico, energico. -phatically, ADV.:
con enfasi.
emphyséma, S.: (surg.) enfisema, f.
émpire, S.: imperio, dominio, m., signoria;
autorità, f.: Roman —, Santo Romano
Impero; contend for —, disputarsi l im-
popolare; fare una co-
impe-
perio.
empir-ic, S.: empirico; ciarlatano, m.
-ical, ADJ.: empirico; ciarlatanesco.
-ically, ADV.: in modo empirico. -ieism,
S.: emperismo, m
em-plaster I, s.: empiastro, cataplasma,
m. -plaster 2, TR.: empiastrare. -plas-
tic, ADJ.: viscoso, glutinoso.
empléad, TR.: denunciare in giudizio.
employ I, s.: impiego, uffizio, m.; occu-
pazione, f.: in one’s —, in servizio di uno;
out of —, senza impiego. employ 2,
impiegare, mettere in uso, occupare.
-able, ADI.: che può essere impiegato.
-er, 8.: che impiega. -ment, s.: im-
enamelling
piego, uffizio, m.; funzione; occupazione,
F.: out of —, senza impiego, senza pa-
drone.
empòison, TR.: avvelenare. -er, g.:
avvelenatore, m.
velenamento, m.
em-porétic, ADJ.: commerciale, mercan-
tile. -porium, S.: emporio; mercato
grande, m.; piazza mercantile, f.
empòverish, TR.: impoverire; deterio-
Die -er, s.: che impoverisce. -ment,
: impoverimento, riducimento a povertà,
n
empower, TR.: autorizzare, dar potere.
émpress, S.: imperatrice, f.
emprise}, s.: impresa, intrapresa, f., in-
traprendimento, m.
emprison = imprison.
émp-tier, S.: votatore, m. -tiness, s.:
votezza, f., vacuo, m.; incapacità; igno-
ranza, f.
émption, s.: compra, f.; acquisto, m.
émpty!, ADJ.: vuoto, vacuo; vano, leggie-
ro; imperfetto; ignorante: — of, ignudo
di, privo di, senza. empty 2, TR.: votare;
evacuare; esaurire. =-handed, ADJ.: con
le mani vuote. -headed, ADJ.: senza
cervello. -ings, S. PL.: sedimento, m.,
feccia, f.
empurple, TR.: tingere di porpora.
empuzzle},TR.: imbarazzare; inquietare.
empyéma, S.: (med.) empiema, m.
empyr-eal, ADJ.: empireo. -éan, S.:
cielo empireo, m.
ému-latet, ADJ.: emulante. -late2,
TR.: emulare, gareggiare; imitare; con-
correre, rivalizzare. -lation, s.: emula-
zione, gara; rivalità, concorrenza, f. -la-
tive, ADJ.: emulante, gareggiante. -la-
tor, s.: emulatore, concorrente, m. -la-
tress, s.: emulatrice. f.
emùl-gej, TR.: emulgere,
-gent, ADJ.: emulgente.
émulous, ADI. : emulo, rivale ; ambizioso.
-ly, ADV.: a gara. -ness, S.: emula-
zione, rivalità, f.
emùlsion, s.: (med.) emulsione, f.
emunctory, s.: emuntorio, m.
enable, TR.: abilitare, rendere abile: be
—d to, essere posto in grado di, avere il
mezzo di, potere. -ment, s.: abilitazio-
ne, f.
enact, INTR.: decretare ; stabilire. -ing,
s.: decreto, m.; ordinanza, f. -or, S.:
ordinatore, m
enàllage, s.: enallage, f
enambush, TR. : fare un’ imboscata, met-
tere in aguato.
-ing, -ment, s.: av-
smungere.
enimeli, s.: smalto, m.; smaltatura, f.
enamel2, TR.: smaltare. -ler, S.:
smaltitore. -limg, S.: smaltamento-
smaltare, m.; smaltatura, f.
enamour
enimour, TR.: innamorare; accender
d'amore. -ed, ADJ.: innamorato: become
—, invaghirsi, affezzionarsi.
enarration, S.: narrazione; spiegazio-
ne, f.
par) s.: (anat.) enartrosi, f.
encage, TR.: ingabbiare; rinchiudere;
imprigionare.
encàmp, INTR.: accamparsi.
s.: accampamento, campo, m.
encase, TR.: incassare.
encave, TR.: mettere in cantina, incaver-
nare.
encaustic, ADJ.: encaustico.
enchafej, TR.: irritare; provocare.
enchain, TR.: incatenare; legare.
enchant, TR.: incantare; dilettare in
sommo grado. -er, S.: incantatore, m.
‘ingly, ADV.: in modo incantevole.
-ment, S.; incanto, m. -ress, S.: in-
cantatrice, ammaliatrice, f.
encharge, TR.: incaricare, commettere;
confidare.
encha-se, TR.: incastrare,
-sing, S.: incastratura, f.
encir-cle, TR.: incerchiare, circondare,
cingere. -clet}, s.: cerchio; anello, m.
enclitic, s.: (gram.) enclitica, f.
encloister, TR.: chiudere in un chiostro.
enclò-se, TR.: chiudere, inchiudere ; com-
prendere ; circondare: I — you my ac-
ceptance, vi acchiudo la mia accettazzione.
-sure, S.: ricinto; circuito; chiuso, m.
encò-miast, S.: encomiaste, panegirista,
m.-miàstic(al), ADJ.: lodativo. -mium,
8.: encomio, elogio, m.
encémpass, TR.: circondare ; attorniare.
-ment, s.: circonlocuzione, f.
encor-eI -an-, ADV.: ancora, di nuovo.
encorez, (IN)TR.: domandare la ripeti-
zione (d'una canzone, ecc.).
encéun-ter, S.: incontro, conflitto, duel-
lo, m., scaramuccia, f. -ter2, TR.: in-
contrare; assaltare; INTR.: incontrarsi,
azzuffarsi; combattere. -terer, s.: anta-
gonista, avversario, m.
encoùrag-e, TR.: incoraggiare, animare.
-ement, s.: incoraggiamento, m. -er,
S.: protettore, fautore, m. -ingly,
ADV.: in modo incoraggiante.
ener6ach, INTR.: impadronirsi poco a po-
co, usurpare poco a poco; estendersi (so-
pra): — upon, intaccare, usurpare. -er,
8.: che s’ impadronisce poco a poco. -ing-
ly, ADV.: usurpativamente. -ment, S.:
usurpare poco a poco, m.
encrust, TR.: incrostare.
encim-ber, TR.: imbarazzare, impedire;
caricare. -branee, S.: imbarazzo; im-
Pedimento ; intrigo, m.; ipoteca, f.
eneyclical, ADI. : enciclico, circolare.
eneyclopé - dia, s.: enciclopedia, f.
-ment,
incassare.
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-dist, s.:
enfeeblement
-dian, ADJ.: enciclopedico.
enciclopedista, m.
end1, s.: fine, m.; estremità, f., termine,
capo; disegno; avvenimento, evento, m.:
at the — of this street, in capo di questa
via; at-the — of this year, alla fine
dell’anno; to no —, in vano, inutilmente;
to the — that, affinchè, perchè, acciocchè;
make an — of one, spacciare, spedire uno;
make an — with one, accordarsi con uno;
be at one’s wit's —, non saper che fare,
stillarsi il cervello; have at one’s fingers’
—s, aver su per le dita; without —, in
sempiterno. end 2, TR.+ finire, termina-
re; INTR.: venire a fine; cessare.
endamage, TR.: danneggiare, guastare.
-ment, §.: danno, detrimento, m., per-
dita, f.
endanger, TR.: esporre a pericolo, arri-
schiare:
endéar, TR.: rendere caro. -ment,s.:
tenerezza ; affezione, f., amore, m.
endèavouri, s.: sforzo, sforzamento, m.
endeavour?2, TR.: tentare; INTR.: sfor-
zarsi, affaticarsi. -er, S.: che si sforza.
endécagon, s.: endecagono, m.
en-démial, -démic(al), ADI. : endemio.
endict, TR.: accusare, denunziare. -ment,
s.: accusa, denunziazione, f.
ending, s.: fine, conclusione ; decisione, f.
éndive, s.: indivia, endivia, f.
énd-less, ADJ.: infinito, perpetuo. -less-
ly, ADv.: senza fine, perpetuamente.
-lessness, S.: perpetuità, infinità, f.
-longj, ADV.: in linea retta, drittamente.
-most, ADJ.: remotissimo, lontanissimo.
endérs-e, TR.: indossare. -ement, S.:
girata, f. -er, S.: giratario, m.
endow, TR.: dotare; arricchire. -er,
x8.: dotatore, fondatore, m. -ment, s.:
dote, f.; dono, m., fondazione, f.
endue, TR.: dotare; rivestire; adornare.
endu-rable, ADJ.: sopportevole, soffri
bile. -ranee, s.: durazione; pazienza,
sofferenza, f. -re, TR.: sopportare, sof-
frire; INTR.: durare. -rer, S.: tollera-
tore, m. -ing, ADJ.: durabile, durevole ;
tollerante, paziente.
éndwise, ADV.: a perpendicolo, in punta;
capo a capo.
ènecatej, TR.: ammazzare.
énemy, S.: nemico, inimico, avversario,
m.: make an — of one, inimicarsi alcuno.
en-ergétic, ADJ.: energico, vigoroso ; ef-
ficace. én-ergy, S.: energia; efficacia, f.
enér-vate, TR.: snervare, spossare, de-
bilitare. -vation, s.: snervamento, in-
debolimento, m. -wet = enervate.
enfamish, TR.: affamare.
enféeble, TR.: indebolire, debilitare.
-ment, s.: debilitamento, m.; debolez-
za, f.
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enféoff, TR.: infeudare, dare in feudo.
-ment, s.: infeudamento, m., infeuda-
zione, f.
enfétter, TR.: incatenare.
enfilade!, s.: (mil.) passaggio stretto, m.
enfilade2, TR.: (mil.) infilare, traversare.
enfor-ee, TR.: assodare; fortificare; in-
vigorare, forzare; imporre, obbligare;
INTR.: provare. -eedly, ADV.: sforze-
volmente, per forza. -eement, S.: co-
stringimento, m., violenza; approvagione,
sanzione, f. -eer, S.: che costringe,
sforzatore, m.
enfranchise, TR.: porre in libertà, af-
francare; naturalizzare. -ment, S.: pri-
vilegio di naturalità ; liberamento, m.
engag-e, TR.: impegnare, obbligare ; at-
taccare ; indurre ; INTR.: impegnarsi; com-
battere: — the affections, cattivarsi l af-
fetto. -ed, ADJ.: impegnato, occupato ;
promesso ; invitato. -ement, S.: impe-
gno; obbligo, m.; occupazione, f.; conflit-
to, combattimento, m. -img, ADJ.: at-
trattivo, grato. -ingly, ADV.: in modo
attrattivo.
engàol}, TR.: imprigionare, incarcerare.
engàrrison, TR.: presidiare.
engènder, TR.: generare, formare, pro-
durre; INTR.: prodursi, formarsi.
engine, s.: macchina, f.; ingegno; arti-
ficio, stratagemma, m.: take an — to
pieces, smontare una macchina. =build-
er, S.: costruttore di macchine, m.
=cleaner, S.: (rail.) nettatore della
macchina (locomotiva), driver,
-man, S.: (rail.) conduttore di locomoti-
enfeoff
va, macchinista, m. «room, 8.: stanza
della macchina a vapore. -ér, S.: inge-
gnere; (rail.) macchinista, m. -ry, S.:
artiglieria, f.
engird, IRR.; TR.: cingere, circondare. °
English ing-, ADI., 8.: inglese: the —
language, la lingua inglese; a young —
lady, una damigella inglese, una inglesina.
englùt, TR.: inghiottire, trangugiare, sa-
tollare.
engòrge, INTR.:
divorare.
engràft, TR.: innestare. -ment, S.: in-
nestamento, mm.
engrain, TR.: tingere in grana.
engràpple, INTR.: venire alle prese, lot-
tare.
engràsp, TR.: afferrare.
engrav-e, IRR.; TR.: intagliare, scolpire;
seppellire. -er, S.: intagliatore, scultore,
m. -ing, S.: intaglio, intagliamento, m.,
intagliatura, f.
engriéve, TR.: affannare.
engross, TR.: ingrassare, spessare ; incet-
tare. -er, S.: incettatore, monopolista,
m. -ment, s.: incetta, f., monopolio, m.
ingorgare, inghiottire,
enquire
enguard, TR.: proteggere; difendere,
enhan-ee, TR.: alzare il prezzo, incarare;
aumentare ; aggravare ; encomiare, lodare,
-eer, S.: esaltatore, laudatore, m. -ee-
ment, s.: aumento in valore, m.; aumen-
tazione, f.
enharden, TR.: avvalorare, i incoraggiare.
enharmònie, ADJ.: enarmonico.
enig-ma, s.: enimma, enigma (-gm- also
in deriv.), m. -màtic(al), ADI. : enim-
matico; allegorico. -màtically, ADV.:
enimmaticamente, in modo enimmatico.
-matist, S.: che enimmatichizza. -ma-
tize, INTR.: enimmatichizzare.
enjòin, TR.: ingiungere; ordinare, pre-
scrivere. -ment}, 8.: ordine; comando, m.
enjoy, TR.: godere, sentir piacere; posse-
dere; INTR.: gioire, rallegrarsi; REFL.:
divertirsi, sollazzarsi, godersela, darsi buon
tempo. -er, s.: che si rallegra; godi-
tore; possessore, m. -img, S.: piacere,
m.; felicità, f. -ment, s.: godimento,
m., gioia, f.; possesso, m.
enkindle, TR.: accendere, infiammare;
INTR.: accendersi; infiammarsi.
enlàrge, TR.: distendere, dilatare; ag-
grandire; liberare; INTR.: distendersi, di-
latarsi: — upon, distendersi sopra, par-
lare (or scrivere) alla distesa di. -ment,
s.: ampliazione, aumentazione, f., aumen-
to; aggrandimento; liberamento, m.
enlight, TR.: illuminare. -en, TR.: schia-
rare; istruire, insegnare: — the mind,
illuminare lo spirito. -ener, s.: illumi-
natore; insegnatore, m.
enlink, TR.: incatenare; attaccare.
enlist, TR.: arrolare; INTR.: arrolarsi
per soldato: — the sympathies, cattivarsi
le simpatie. -ing, -ment, s.: arrola-
mento, m.
enliven, TR.: animare, avvivare; esila-
rare. -er, S.: che anima, che invigorisce.
enmésh, TR.: intralciare.
énmity, s.: inimicizia, f.; odio, m.
ennoble, TR.: annobilire, nobilitare.
-ment, s.: nobilitare, m
ennui an-nwé, S.: noia, f., fastidio, m
enodation, s.: scioglimento, solvimento,
mM.
enòr-mity, S.: enormità; atrocità, f.
-mous, ADJ.: enorme, eccessivo ; atroce.
-mously, ADV.: enormemente, eccessiva
mente. -mousness, S.: enormità, f.
enough! enùf, ADV.: abbastanza, a suf-
ficienza, assai: well —, bastantemente
bene; it is —, basta. enough2, S.:
sufficienza, bastevolezza, f.: — is as good
as a feast, chi ha il bastevole è ricco.
enéunee, TR.: pronunziare, dichiarare.
enòwij = enough.
enquire, TR.: domandare;
marsi.
INTR.: infor-
enrage
enrage, TR.: fare arrabbiare; irritare.
enrange, TR.: ordinare; disporre.
enrank, TR.: collocare in ordine; schie-
rare
eu-rapt, ADJ.: rapito, in estaso. -rap-
ture, -ràvish, TR.: ravire, incantare.
-ravishing, ADJ.: incantevole, dilette-
vole. -ravishment, s.: ratto, rapi-
mento, m.; estasi, f.
enrich, TR.: arricchire; ornare, abbel-
lire; fertilizzare. -ment, s.: arricchi-
mento; abbellimento, m.
enridge, TR.: solcare, fare delle cime.
enring, TR.: accerchiare; circondare.
enripenj, TR.: maturare.
enrive}, IRR.; TR.: fendere, spaccare.
enrobe, TR.: mettere il vestimento, vestire.
enròll, TR.: arrolare, registrare. -er,
s.: registratore, m. -ment, S.. arrola-
mento; registramento, m.
enròot, TR.: radicare; piantare.
ensàmple;, s.: modello; esemplare, esem-
pio, m.; mostra, f.
ensanguine, TR.: insanguinare.
enscònee, TR.: difendere; proteggere;
assicurare. :
enséam, TR.: cucire; orlare.
enséary}, TR.: cauterizzare.
enshîeld, TR.: coprire;. difendere, pro-
teggere.
enshrine, TR.: incassare; preservare.
énsign, s.: insegna, bandiera, f., stendar-
do; segno; alfiere, m. =bearer, S.:
alfiere, insegna, m. -ey,S.: carica d’al-
fiere, f.
enslav-e, TR.: render schiavo, fare servo,
sottomettere. -ement, S.: schiavitudine,
servitù, f. -er, S.: che suggetta; op-
pressore, m.
ensùe, (IN)TR.: seguire; provenire, na-
scere, procedere.
ensùrj.. = insur..
en-tàblature, -tablement, s.: (arch.)
cornicione, m.
entailI, s.: (law.) sostituzione, f.
tail2, TR.: (Jaw.) sostituire.
entàn-gle, TR.: imbarazzare, intralcia-
re; confondere ; avviluppare. -glement,
8.: imbarazzo, m.; confusione, f. -gler,
8.: imbrogliatore, avviluppatore, m.
énter, TR.: iniziare; ammettere; regi-
strare; INTR.: andar dentro, entrare; im-
pegnarsi; cominciare, intraprendere, in-
tentare: — a room, entrare in una stan-
za; — an action, intentare un’ azione; —
into, andar dentro, penetrare; — into
orders, prender gli ordini; — one’s self a
soldier, farsi soldato, arrolarsi; — upon,
cominciare, intraprendere ; prendere pos-
sesso. -ing, S.: entrata, f., ingresso;
adito, m.
enterlaee = interlace.
en-
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enteròlogy, s.: enterologia, f., trattato
sui visceri, m.
enterpàrlanee},s.: mutuo discorso, m.,
conferenza, f.
énterpri-se1,s.: impresa, f., intraprendi-
mento, m. -se2,TR.: intraprendere; ten-
tare, saggiare. -ser, S.: intraprenditore,
m. -sing, ADJ.: intraprendente; coraggio-
so; S.: intraprendimento, m., impresa, f.
entertain, TR.: trattenere ; intrattenere ;
ricevere; trattar a menza, banchettare,
regolare; divertire: — one’s self, diver-
tirsi; — an idea, accogliere (ammettere)
un'idea. -er, S.: trattenitore, convita-
tore, m.; trattenitrice, ecc.,f. -img, ADJ.:
piacevole, dilettevole. -ingly, ADV.: in
modo piacevole. -ment, S.: conversare,
m., conversazione, f.; trattamento, ban-
chetto, m.; festa, f.; divertimento, passa-
tempo, m.; dramma, m.
enthron-e, TR.: mettere sul trono, intro-
nizzare. -img, S.: intronizzazione, f.
enthi-siasm, s.: entusiasmo, m.; im-
maginazione ; stravaganza, f. -siast, S.:
entusiaste, fanatico, m. -siàsticl(al),
ADJ.: entusiastico. -siàstically, ADV.:
con entusiasmo.
entie-e, TR.: allettare, adescare ; indurre.
-ement, s.: allettamento, adescamento;
incitamento, istigamento, m. -er, S.:
allettatore, istigatore, m.; sedutrice, f.
-ing, ADJ.: allettativo, attrattivo. -ing-
ly, ADv.: allettevolmente, in modo at-
trattivo.
en-tire, ADJ.: intero, compiuto, perfetto ;
fermo, solido. -tirely, ADV.: interamen-
te; compiutamente, affatto, per intero..
-tireness, S.: interezza; integrità, tota-
lita, f.° -tirety, S.: intero; totale, m.
entitle, TR.: intitolare; dare diritto.
éntity, S.: entità, esistenza, f.
entéil, TR.: illacciare, trappolare; in-
gannare.
entémb, TR.: mettere nel sepolcro, sep-
pellire. -ment, s.: sepoltura, f.
entomdlogy, s.: entomologia, f.
entrail, tà.: avviluppare, intralciare.
éutrails, s. PL.: intestini, m. pl., viscere,
J. pl. :
éntranee1, s.: entrata, f., ingresso, m.;
ammissione, f., accesso; cominciamento,
inizio, m.: — money (fee), entratura, di-
ritto d’entrata. entramee2, TR.: man-
dare in estasi. -money, S.: entrata, f.
entràp, TR.: allacciare, ingannare, truf-
fare.
entréat, TR.: supplicare, scongiurare;
INTR.: trattare, discorrere, parlare.
-aneei, S.: sollecitazione, supplica, ri-
chiesta, f. -er, S.: sollecitatore, sup-
plicante, m. -y, 8.: sollecitamento, m.,
preghiera; supplica; istanza, f.
entreaty
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entreméts an-, 8. PL.: tramesso, m.
entrist = intrusi.
éntry, s.: entrata, f., ingresso; passag-
gio; introito; accesso (al possesso), m. ;
registratura, f.: book of entries, libro
@ iscrizioni, m.; by double —, in partita
doppia.
entune, TR.: intonare.
en-twine, -twist, TR.: intrecciare, av-
entremets
viluppare.
enubilate, TR.: disnebbiar.
enucleate, TR.: spiegare, dichiarare.
-cleation, s.: spiegamento, m., dichia-
razione, f.
enumer-ate, TR.: enumerare, annove-
rare. -Atign, S.: enumerazione, f., an-
novero, mM.
enùn-ciate, TR.: enunciare; dichiarare.
-ciation, S.: enunciazione, f. -ciative,
ADJ.: enunciativo, espressivo. -ciative-
ly, ADV.: in modo declaratorio, dichiara-
tamente.
envélop!, TR.: inviluppare, involgere.
envelop 2, ènvelop-e, s.: involto, m.,
coperta, f. -ment, S.: inviluppamento,
avvolgimento, m.
envénom, TR.: avvelenare, intossicare.
én-viable, ADI.: invidiabile. -vied,
ADJ.: invidiato. -vier, S.: invidiatore,
m. -wious, ADJ.: invidioso, astioso.
-viously, ADV.: con invidia. -vious-
ness, S.: invidia, f.
environ, TR.: circondare, intornare; as-
sediare. -s, S. PL.. contorni, m. pl., vici-
nanze, f. pl.
é'nviy, S.: inviato, delegato, m.
.@nvy I, s.: invidia; rivalità, f.: out of —,
per invidia. envy2, TR.: invidiare, por-
tar invidia. i
enwidenf, TR.: allargare.
enwòmb, TR.: ingravidare} ; nascondere,
celare.
eòlian, ADI.: eolico: — harp, arpa d’ Eo-
lo, f.
épact, s.: epatta, f.
ép-aulet, s.: spalletta, f. -pàule-
ment, s.: (fort.) gabbionata, fascinata, f.
ephém-era, s.: effimero, m. -eral,
-eric, ADJ.: effimero, d’ un giorno. -er-
is, S.: effemeride, f.; calendario, m.
-erist, S.: astrologo, m.
Ephésian e-, ADJ.: d’ Efeso, m.; efesio.
éphod, s.: efod, m.
épic, ADJ.: epico, eroico.
epicédium, s.: epicedio, m.
épieene, ADJ.: epiceno.
épics, S. PL.: poesia epica, f.
épicu-re, 8.: epicureo, m. -réan, ADI.:
epicureo, lussurioso. -rism, s.: epicu-
reismo, m.; sensualita, lussuria, f.
épicycle, s.: epiciclo, m.
epidémic(al), ADJ.: epidemico.
equidistant
epidérmis, s.: (anat.) epidermide, f.
épi-gram, sS.: epigramma, m. -gram-
màtic(al), aDJ.: epigrammatico. -gràm-
matist, S.: epigrammatista, m.
épigraph, s.: epigrafe, iscrizione, f.
épi-lepsy, s.: epilessia, f., malcaduco, m.
-léptic, ADJ.: epiletico.
épilogue, s.: epilogo, m.
epiphany, s.: epifania, f.
epiphysis, S.: (surg.) epifisi, f.
epis-copaey, s.: episcopato, vescovado,
m. -copal, ADJ.: episcopale. -copà-
lians, S. PL.: episcopali, m. pl. -eg-
pate, 8.: episcopato; vescovado, m.
-copy, S.: inspezione, intendenza, f.
épi-sode, s.: episodio, m. -sddic(al),
ADJ.: episodico, digressivo.
epispastic, ADJ.: (med.) epispastico.
epis-tle, s.: epistola, lettera, f. -tler,
s.: cattivo scrittore di lettere, scrittoruc-
cio, m. -tolar(y), ADI.: epistolare.
épistyle, s.: (arch.) architrave, m.
épitaph, s.: epitaffio, m.
epithalamium, s.: epitalamio, m.
épi-them, s.: (pharm.) epittema, f. -thet,
S.: epiteto, m.
epit-ome, s.: epitome; sommario, m.
-omist, s.: abbreviatore, m. -omize,
TR.: epitomare, abbreviare, sommare.
-omizer, S.: abbreviatore, m.
époch, s.: epoca, era, f.
épode, s.: (poes.) epodo, m.
épopee, S.: (poes.) epopeia, f.
épu-lary, ADJ.: epulonesco; festevole,
lieto. -lation, s.: banchetto; festino,
m. -lotie, ADI.: epulotico ; cicatrizzante.
equability, s.: equabilità ; uniformità, f.
équ-able, aDJ.: equabile, uguale. -ably,
ADV.: equabilmente, ugualmente, con
equalità; uniformemente -all, ADJ.:
uguale, pari; uniforme; simile, simiglian-
te; imparziale; s.: uguale; simigliante;
compagno, m. -alz, TR.: agguagliare;
compensare, pareggiare; corrispondere.
-alize, TR.: agguagliare, far uguale; ag-
giustare. -ality, s.: equalità, parità;
uniformità, f. -ally, ADV.: ugualmente,
a un pari; senza parzialità. -almess, $.:
equalità, uniformità, f. -amgular, ADJ.:
equiangolo. -animity, S.: equanimità,
tranquillità di mente; moderazione, f.
-Animous, ADJ.: equanimo; moderato.
-ation, s.: equazione, f.; aggiustamento,
pareggiamento, m.: simple —, equazione
di primo grado. -ator, S.: equatore, m.
-atorial, ADJ.: dell’ equatore.
èquer(r)y, S.: scudiere d’ un principe, m.
equéstrian, ADJ.: equestre, di cava-
liere; s.: cavalcatore, m.
equi-bàlanee, s.: equilibrio, m. -ert-
ral, ADJ.: equicrure, di due lati uguali.
-distant, ADJ.: (geom.) equidistante
equidistantly
-distantly, ADV.: in modo equidistante.
“lateral, ADI. : (geom.) equilatero. -li-
brate, TR.: equilibrare, pesare ugual-
mente, contrappesare. -libration, s.:
equilibrio, contrappesamento, m. -lib-
rium, S.: equilibrio, m. -méeessary,
ADJ.: ugualmente necessario. -ndetial,
ADI. : equinoziale, di equinozio; S.: equi-
noziale; equatore, m. equi-nox, S.:
equinozio, m.
equip, TR.: fornire; allestire, prepara-
re, apparecchiare; (nav.) equipaggiare.
équip-age, s.: fornimento, apparecchio ;
equipaggio; arnese; vassoio, m.
equipèndeney, s.: equilibrio, m.
equipment, s.: armamento; acconcia-
mento ; equipaggiamento, m.
équipdisel, s.: equilibrio, contrappesa-
mento, m. equipoise 2, TR.: equilibra-
re, contrappesare.
equipòllen-ee, s.: equipollenza, equiva-
lenza, f. -t, ADJ.: equipollente, equiva-
lente.
equipònder-anee, -aney, S.: equipon-
deranza, f. -amt, ADJ.: equiponderante,
d uguale peso. -ate, INTR.: equiponde-
rare, contrappesare.
équitabl-e, ADJ.: equo, ragionevole.
-eness, S.: equità, imparzialità, f. -y,
ADV.: con equità, giustamente.
equitation, S.: equitazione, f.
equity, S.: equità, imparzialità, giusti-
zia, f.
equivalen-ee, -ey, S.: equivalenza, f.,
equivalere, m. -t, ADJ.: equivalente, di
valore uguale : be —, equivalere ; s.: equi-
valente, m.
equivo-cal, ADJ.: equivoco, ambiguo;
dubbio. -cally, ADV.: equivocamente;
dubbiamente. -calness, S.: equivoca-
mento, m., ambiguità, f. -cate, TR.:
equivocare. -cation, S.: equivocazione,
f. -cator, s.: equivocante, m.
éra, s.: era, epoca, f.
eradi-ate, TR.: irradiare, irraggiare.
-Atign, s.: irradiazione, f.; splendore,
m., lucentezza, f.
eradi-cate, TR.: eradicare, estirpare;
sbarbare. -cation, s.: eradicare ; estir-
pamento, m. -cative, ADJ.: (med.) era-
dicativo.
eras-e, TR.: raschiare, scancellare; di-
struggere, devastare. -er, S.: gomma da
radere, f., raschino, m. -ment, S.: scan-
cellatura, f.; distruggimento, m., distru-
zione, f.
ére, ADV.: prima, prima che, più tosto, an-
zichè: — long, fra breve, fra non molto,
frappoco.
eréc-t1, ADJ.: eretto, innalzato ; dritto:
walk —, andare in sulla persona. -t2, TR. :
ergere, innalzare; rizzare; incoraggiare ;
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INTR.: levarsi, alzarsi, rizzarsi. -tion,
s.: stabilimento, m. ; struttura, f. -tness,
S.: diritezza, f.; stare ritto in piedi, m.
ére-mite, s.: eremita, romito, m. -mit-
ical, ADJ.: eremitico, di romito.
erèption, s.: rapimento, arrappare, m.
erewhile} -hwil, ADV.: fra breve; qualche
tempo fa, poco fa, non ha guari.
érgot, S.: sprone, sperone, m.
eringo, S.: eringio, m., eringe, f. (erba).
erìstic(al)}, ADJ.: eristico.
ermine, S.: ermellino, m.
derato @ ermellino.
érn(e), S.: aia, f.
erò-de, TR.: rodere, corrodere; distrug-
gere. -sion, S.: erosione, f., corrodi-
mento, m.
erotic, ADJ.: erotico, amoroso.
@rr, INTR.: errare, sbagliare, traviare ; in-
gannarsi. -able, ADJ.: soggetto ad errare.
-ableness, s.: attezza ad ingannarsi, f.
érrand, s.: messaggio, m.; ambasciata,
f.: go to an —, fare un messaggio; fool’s
—, messaggio impertinente. hoy, S.:
servitorino, servitorello, m. man, s.:
messaggiere, messo, m.
érrant, ADJ.: errante; vagabondo. -ry,
S.: vagamento, vagare, m.
errata, S. PL.: errori (di stampa), m. pl.
erratic, ADJ.: erratico, errante; irrego-
escape
-d, ADI. : fo-
lare. -ally, ADV.. in modo erratico.
erratum (pl. errata), S.: errore (di
stampa), m.
érring, S.: traviamento, m.
erròneous, ADJ.: erroneo, falso.
ADV.: erroneamente, con errore.
S.: errore, m., falsità, f.
érror, S.: errore, traviamento; sbaglio;
mancamento, m.: gross —, errore mador-
nale; lead into —, indurre in errore.
érst, -whilej, ADV.: altre volte, antica-
mente, un tempo.
erubòseen-ee, -ey, 5. : rossore ; pudore,
m. -t, ADJ.: rossiccio.
erùct, INTR.: eruttare, ruttare. -ation,
S.: eruttazione, f.
èru-dite, ADJ.: erudito, istrutto. -di-
-tion, s.: erudizione, f., ammaestramento,
m.; dottrina, f.
erlginous, ADJ.: rugginoso.
erùp-tign, s.: eruzione ; sortita impetuo-
sa, impetuosità, f. -tive, ADJ.: prorom-
pente con isforzo.
erysipelas, s.: (med.) risipola, f.
escalade, s.: (fort.) scalata, f.
escape!, s.: fuga, f., scampo; errore,
sbaglio, m.: make an —, fuggire, prender
-ly,
-ness,
la fuga; have a narrow —, scappare con
difficoltà. escapez, TR.: evitare; schi-
vare; INTR.. scampare, fuggire: — nar-
rowly, scapparla bella; ît —d me that,
mi sfuggì detto che.
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esehalòt, s.: cipollina, f.
eschéati, s.: profitto casuale; diritto,
m. escheat2, INTR.: scadere in diritto.
-or, s.: esattore di beni confiscati, m.
eschew, TR.: evitare; sfuggire.
ès-ceortI, s.: scorta, guida, f., convoglio,
m. -còrt2, TR.: scortare, accompagna-
re, convoiare.
escéut, s.: spia, f., spiatore, esploratore,
m.
escritoir -twîr, 8.: scrittoio, calamaio,
m.
ésculent, ADJ.: esculento, edulo ; s. : ali-
mento, m.
escùtchegn, s.: scudo, m.; arme, inse-
gne, f. pl.
espalier, s.: spalliera, f.
espareet, s.: spezie di trifoglio, f.
espécial, ADI. : speciale, singolare, parti-
eschalot
colare. -ly, ADV.: specialmente; prin-
cipalmente. -ness, S.: particolarità,
singolarità, f.
espial, s.: spione; esploratore}, m. és-
pionage, S.: spiare, m.
esplanade, s.: (fort.) spianata, f., spia-
nato, m.
espou-sal, ADJ.: di matrimonio, nuziale.
-sals, s. PL.: sposalizia, f., sposamento,
m. -se, TR.: sposare; difendere:
one’s cause, pigliare la difesa d’ uno. -ser,
s.: difensore, m.
esp}, TR.: spiare; osservare, scoprire.
esquireI, s.: scudiere, m. esquire2,
TR.: servire come scudiere; signore: B.
Macauly, Esq., al Signore, il Signor B. M.
éssay I, S.: sperimento, saggio, m., prova,
f.: make an —, fare un saggio. essay 2,
TR.: tentare, assaggiare, sforzarsi. -ist,
S.: saggiatore, sperimentatore, m. :
és-semeel, s.: essenza, f.; profumo, m.
-sence 2, TR.: profumare, odorare. -sén-
tial, ADJ.: essenziale, principale ; s.: es-
senziale, m. -sémtiality, S.: essenzia-
lità; essenza, f. -séntially, ADV.: es-
senzialmente.
esséin I,s.: (leg.) esenzione, scusa legale,
f. essoin 2, TR.: (leg.) scusare una per-
sona che non comparisce in giustizia.
establish, TR.: stabilire, firmare, fissare;
fondare. -er,s.: fondatore, m. -ment,
s.: stabilimento, fondamento, instituto,
m.; approvazione, f.; modello, m.
estafat, s.: staffetta, f.
estate, s.: stato, m.; condizione; for-
tuna, f., beni, m. pl.; terra, f.; corpo poli-
tico, ordine, m.: real and personal —,
beni mobili ed immobili; small —, piccola
terra; man’s —, età virile, f. estate,
TR.: dotare.
estèemI, S.: stima, considerazione, f.;
conto, m.: in high —, molto stimato;
hold one în —, aver della stima per uno.
euphony
esteem2, TR.: stimare, apprezzare; pen-
sare. -er,S.: stimatore, apprezzatore, m.
èsti-mable, ADJ.: stimabile, apprezzabile.
-mableness, s.: qualità estimabile, f.
-mate 1, s.: estimazione, f., prezzo; com-
putamento, conto, m.: rough —, stima
approssimativa. -mate2, TR.: stimare,
apprezzare; valutare. -mation, Ss. : esti-
mazione, stima; opinione, f.; conto, m.
-mative, ADJ.: estimativo. -mater,
S.: stimatore, apprezzatore, m.
éstival, ADJ.: estivale, estivo.
estoppel, s.. (jur.) ostacolo, m., opposi-
zione, f.
estrade, s.: estrada, f., palchetto a rigo-
glio, m,
estran-ge, TR.: alienare; allontanare;
separare; rimuovere; dissuadere. -ge-
ment, S.: alienazione; separazione; ‘di-
stanza, f. -ger, S.: straniere, m.
estrapade, S.: strapata, f.
estray, TR.: sviarsi, smarrirsi.
estréat, s.: copia, f.
estrépement, s.: guasto; danno, m.
éstu-anee, S.: calore, m. -ary,S.: es-
tuario, braccio (di mare), m., bocca, f.
-ate, TR.: bollire, fervere. -ation, s.:
estuazione, f., bollimento, m.
esù-rient, ADI. : affamato, vorace.
étch, TR.: scolpire con acqua forte; inta-
gliare. -img, S.: intaglio (con acqua
forte), m.; incisione all’ acqua forte, f.
etér-nal, ADJ.: eterno, perpetuo. -nal-
ize, eternare; immortalare. -nally,
ADV.: eternamente, in eterno. -nity,S.:
eternità, perpetuità, f. -mize, TR.: eter-
nare.
éth-er, S.: aria, f.; cielo, etere; (chem.)
etere, m. -6real, -6reous, ADJ.: ete-
reo, dell’ etere, celeste.
Sthic(al), ADJ.: etico, morale. -ally,
ADV.: eticamente, moralmente. -s,S.PL.:
etica, morale, f.
éthnic, ADJ.: etnico, pagano, gentile.
-s, S. PL.: pagani, gentili, m. pl.
eth-ològical, ADI.: morale.
s.: etologia, f.
etidlogy, s.: etiologia, f.
étiquette, S.: etichetta, f.
etuî, s.: astucchio, m., guaina, f.
ety-mològical, ADI.: etimologico. -mòl-
ogist, s.: etimologista, m. -mology,
s.: etimologia, f.
étymon, s.: parola primitiva; origine, f.
eùcha-rist, s.: eucharistia, comunione,
f. -ristical, ADI.: eucaristico.
euchòlogy, s.: eucologio, m.
eulo-gize, TR.: lodare, encomiare. -gy,
s.: elogio, m., lode, f.
eunuch, S.. eunuco, m. .
eu-phònical, ADJ.: eufonico, armonioso.
ea-phony, s.: eufonia, f.
-dlogy,
Eurus
Farus, 8.: euro, m.
earythmy, S.: euritmia, f.
eu-thanasia, -thanasy, s.: morte pla-
cida, f.
gvacatei, TR.: votare, cavare.
evic-uant, ADJ.: (med.) evacuante.
mate, TR.: evacuare; mandare fuori.
-uation, S.: evacuazione, f., evacuamen-
to, m. -uative, ADJ.: (med.) evacua-
tivo.
evade, TR.: scampare, scappare; scap-
polare; INTR.: evadere ; fuggire.
evagation, S.: evagazione, f., svaga-
mento, n.
evanéseen-ee, S.: svanire, m., svani-
zione, f. -t, ADJ.: che svanisce, fugitivo.
evangélical, ADJ.: evangelico. -ly,
ADV.: evangelicamente.
gvinge-lism, s.: promulgare del van-
gelo, m. -list,S.: evangelista, m. -lize,
TR.: evangelizzare, predicare il vangelo.
-ly, s.: vangelo, m.
evan-id}, ADI.: che svanisce; debole;
fugitivo. -ish, INTR.: svanire; evadere,
fuggire.
evapo-rable, ADJ.: evaporabile, evapo-
rante. -rate, TR.: svaporare; dissipare;
INTR.: evaporare; dissiparsi. -ration,
8.: evaporazione, f., evaporamento, m.
eva-sion, S.: scappata, f.; sotterfugio,
pretesto, m. -sive, ADJ.: evasivo, sofi-
stico. -sively, ADV.: sofisticamente.
é6vel,s.: vigilia, f. eve2,-mI,S.: sera,
f.: at —, sulla sera. -m2, ADJ.: uguale,
pari, simile; piano, unito, uniforme: make
—, spianare; be — with, rendere la pari-
glia a. -m3, ADV.: anche, anzi, ancora;
quasi; fino, infino; — as, come, come se;
— down, diritto giù; — now, or’ ora; —
on, dirittamente, a dirittura; — so, ap-
punto così, giusto così. -m, TR.: appia-
nare, agguagliare. -n-handed, ADJ.:
imparziale ; equo.
evening, S.: sera, serata, f.: — tide,
sera, f.; — party, serata, conversazione ;
— star, stella della sera.
éven-ly}, ADV.: ugualmente, uniforme-
mente. -ness, S.: ugualità, uniformità ;
imparzialità, f.; livello, m.
event, s.: evento, avvenimente, esito, m.
gvènterate, TR.: sventrare, sviscerare.
evéntful, ADI. : pieno d’ avvenimenti.
éventide, s.: sera, serata: at —, alla
sera,
evénti-latet, TR.: ventolare; discutere;
esaminare. -lationi, s.: ventilazione;
discussione, f.
evén-tual, ADI. : eventuale, casuale, for-
tuito. -tuàlity, s.: eventualità, f. -tu-
ally, ADV.: eventualmente, a caso, for-
_buitamente. -tuate, INTR.: terminare.
ever, ADV.: siempre, sempremai, maisem-
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pre, mai, tuttavia: for —, for — and —,
per sempre, eternamente; in sempiterno,
ne’ secoli de’ secoli; — and anon, di quando
in quando; — before, da ogni tempo; as
much as —, quanto mai; as soon as —,
quanto prima; — since, da quel tempo
in qua, dipoi, dopo; — and anon, ogni
tanto, ogni poco, di quando in quando.
-diring, ADJ.: eterno, perpetuo. -green,
ADJ.: sempre verde; s.: sempreviva, bar-
ba di Giove, f. -lastimg, ADJ.: eterno,
perpetuo; S.: eternità, perpetuità, f.
-làstingly, ADV.: eternamente, perpe-
tuamente, senza fine. -lastingness, S.:
eternità, perpetuità, f. -living, ADJ.:
semprevivo, immortale. -mé6re, ADV..
sempremai; eternamente.
evér-sion, S.: sovvertimento, sconvolgi-
mento, rovinamento, m. -t, TR.: scon-
volgere, rovinare, distruggere.
évery, PRON.: ogni, ciascuno, ciascheduno :
— other day, un giorno si un giorno no;
— whit, ogni cosa, tutto; affatto. -body,
PR.: ognuno, ciascuno. -day, ADV.: di
ogni giorno. -one = everybody. -thing,
PR.: ogni cosa. -way, ADV.: da ogni
banda. -where, ADV.: da per tutto,
ovunque.
évesdropper, S.: ascoltatore; spio-
ne, m.
evic-t, TR.: evincere, convincere; pro-
vare. -tion, S.: evizione; evidenza, f.
éviden-eeI,s.: evidenza; prova, f., testi-
monio, m. -ce2, TR.: provare, mostrare.
-t, ADJ.. evidente, apparente, manifesto,
chiaro. -tly, ADV.: evidentemente, chia-
ramente. -tness,S.: evidenza; prova, f.
evili, ADJ.: cattivo, malo, perverso; S.:
male, m.; malvagità; calamità, f.; the
— one, il maligno (Satana). evil2,ADV.:
male, malemente. -affected, ADJ.: mal-
vagio, malevolo. -doer, s.: malfattore;
furfante, m. -favoured, ADJ.: brutto,
deforme. -favouredness, s.: bruttez-
za, laidezza, difformità, f. -ly, ADV.:
male, malamente. =minded, ADJ.: mal-
disposto, malevolo, maliziozo, maligno.
-ness, 8.: malvagità, malizia; perversità,
f. «speaking, s.: maldicenza, calun-
nia, f. -wishing, ADJ.: malevolo, mali-
gno. =worker,s.: malfattore, m.
evin-ee, TR.: evincere, convincere; pro-
vare; dimostrare. -eible, ADJ.: dimo-
strabile; provabile. -eibly, ADV.: dimo-
strativamente, chiaramente.
eviratei, TR.: castrare.
eviseerate, TR.: sviscerare, sventrare.
évi-table, ADI. : evitabile. -tate, TR.:
evitare, scappare, sfuggire. -tation,
s.: evitazione; scappata, fuga, f.
évo-cate, TR.: evocare. -cation, S.:
invocare, congiuramento, m.
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evolùtion, s.: sviluppo; rivolgimento,
m.; (mil.) ewoluzione, f.
evolve, TR. : sviluppare; stendere; INTR.:
svolgersi, svilupparsi; stendersi: be(come)
—d, svolgersi.
evil-gate, TR.: divolgare, pubblicare.
-gation, s.: pubblicazione, f.
evilsion, s.: divellimento, m.
ewel,s.: pecora, f. ewe2, INTR.: figliare
(delle pecore). -lamb, s.: mannerino,
m., pecorella, f.
ewer, S.: mesciroba; acquareccia, f. -y,
s.: uffizio del vasellame reale, m.
ex-, ex: —-king, Y ex-re, ecc.
exaeer-bate, TR.: esacerbare, inasprire.
-bation, s.: esacerbazione, f., esaspe-
ramento, provocamento, irritamento, m.
exàc-tI, ADJ.: esatto, puntuale; diligen-
te; giusto. -t2,TR.: esigere; doman-
dare; strappare. -ter,S.: esattore, m.
-tion, s.: esazione, estorsione, f. -ti-
tude, S.: esattezza, f. -tly, ADV.: esat-
tamente, accuratamente, diligentemente.
-tness, S.: esattezza; puntualità, f.
-tor = exacter.
exagger-ate, TR.: esagerare, amplifica-
re. -ation, S.: esagerazione, amplifica
zione, f.
exagi-tate, TR.: esagitare, agitare; tor-
mentare. -tation, S.: agitazione, f.;
scuotimento, m.
exalt, TR.: esaltare, innalzare; alzare;
estollere, lodare, vantare. -ation, s.:
esaltazione, f., esaltamento; elevamento,
m. -ed, ADJ.: alzato, elevato, sublime;
lodato.
ex-amination, S.: esame, esaminamen-
to; (leg.) interrogatorio: a strict —, un
esame rigoroso; post mortem —, autopsia
(del cadavere); undergo an —, subire (pas-
sare) un esame. -Aminator, S.: esa-
minatore; inquisitore, m. -àmine, TR.:
esaminare, interrogare; pesare, conside-
rare; discutere. -àminer, S.: esami-
natore, interrogatore, investigatore, m.;
esaminatrice, ecc., f. -Amining, S.:
inquisizione, investigazione, f.
éx-amplary},ADJ.: esemplare. -Ample1,
s.: esempio; esemplare; modello, m.: for
—, per esempio; give (set) an —, dar
esempio; make one an —, punir alcuno
esemplarmente. -ample 2, TR.: dar esem-
pio; esemplificare.
exànguious, ADJ.: esangue, senza san-
evolution
gue.
exàni-mate, ADJ.: esanimato; scorato,
scoraggiato. -mation, s.: disanimare,
m., privazione della vita, f. -mous, ADJ.:
esanimo, morto.
exan-théma (pl. exanthemata), s.: (med.)
eruzione ; efflorescenza, f. -thématous,
ADI. : (med.) pieno di bollicelle.
exchequer
exarticulation, s.: dislogamento, Mo,
lussazione, f.
exàsper-ate, TR.: esasperare; inacer-
bare, irritare, provocare. -ation, s.;
esasperamento ; irritamento, m. -ator,
S.: irritatore, provocatore, m.
excandéseen-ee, -ey, S.: escandescen-
za, f.
excarnate, TR.: divestire della carne,
scarnare.
excarnification, s.: divestimento della
carne, m.
éxca-vate, TR.: scavare, cavare. -va-
tion, S.: scavamento, m.; cavità, f.;
(rail.) intaglio, m., trincea, f. -vator,
S.: scavatore, m.
excéed, TR.: eccedere; trapassare, supe-
rare; INTR.: passare oltre, oltrepassare;
uscir del convenevole. -ing, ADJ.: ecce-
dente, eccessivo. -ingly, ADV.: ecces-
sivamente ; perfettamente.
exeél, TR.: eccellere, sorpassare; INTR.:
superare; essere eminente.
éxeellen-ee, -ey, S.: eccellenza, eccel-
lenzia, preeminenza, superiorità, f. -t,
ADJ.: eccellente, eminente, -tly, ADV.:
eccellentemente.
exeép-tI, TR.: eccettuare, escludere;
INTR.:. obbiettare, ricusare; opporsi: —
against, allegare. -t2, CONJ.: a meno
che, eccettoché. -t3, -timg, PREP.: ec-
cetto, fuorche, a meno che. -tion, 8.:
eccezione, eccettuazione; esclusione, f.:
take — to, trovar a redire, aver a male;
offendersi. -tignable, ADI.: che si può
obbiettare ; ricusabile. -tigus, ADI. : stiz-
zoso, uggioso, delicato. -tive, ADI.: ec-
cetuativo. -tless, ADI. : senza eccezione.
-tor, s.: che fa delle obbiezioni; censo-
re, m.
exeerni, TR.: rigettare, ributtare; ven-
tolare; separare; purgare, nettare.
exeérp, TR.: scegliere ; spigolare; estrar-
re. -tion, S.: sceglimento; spigolare;
estratto, m. -tor,S.: raccoglitore, m.
-ts, 5. PL.: estratti, m. pl.
exeéss, s.: eccesso, trapassamento ; disor-
dine, m.; intemperanza, f. -ive, ADJ.:
eccessivo, soverchio. -ivwely, ADV.: ec-
cessivamente, fuor di modo. -iveness,
S.: eccesso, m., soprabbondanza, f.
exchang-el, s.: cambio, m.; permuta, f.,
baratto, ‘m.; borsa, f.: bill of —, lettera
di cambio, f.; course of —, corso dei cambi;
listino della borsa; the stock —, la Borsa.
-e2,TR.: cambiare, barattare; permutare.
-eable, ADJ.: che si può cambiare. -e=
broker, s.: sensale di cambio, m. -er,
s.: cambiatore, m. -e-office, S.: ufficio
di cambio, cambiavalute, m.
exchéquer, s.: erario, tesoro regio;
scacchiere, m.
excisable
ex-cisable, ADJ.: gabellabile, che paga
la tassa. -eisel, S.: assisa, tassa; im-
posizione, imposta, f. -cise2, TR.: le-
vare un'imposta, tassare. -eiseman,
s.: ufficiale dell’ assisa, gabelliere, m.
-eise-office, S.: uffizio dell’ assisa, m.,
gabella, dogana, f. -eision, s.: estir-
pamento, m.; distruzione, f.
ex-eitability, s.: capacità d’ esser ec-
citato, irritabilità, f. -eitable, ADI.:
facile ad esser eccitato, irritabile. -ei-
tate, TR.: eccitare, irritare. -eita-
tion, s.: eccitamento, m., provocazione,
f. -eite, TR.: eccitare, stimolare, inco-
raggiare. -eitement, S.: eccitamento,
aizzamento, stimolo, m. -eiter, S.: ec-
citatore, istigatore, provocatore, m.
ex-claim, INTR.: sclamare; gridare ad
alta voce. -clamation, s.: esclama-
zione, f., sclamare, m.: — point, punto
d'esclamazione. -clamatory, ADI. : es-
clamativo, di esclamazione.
excla-de, TR.: escludere; eccettuare.
-sign, S.: esclusione, esclusiva; eccezio-
ne, f. -sive, ADJ.: esclusivo, escludente.
-sively, ADV.: esclusivamente. -sory,
ADI. : esclusivo.
excéct}, TR. : fare bollire, lessaré.
excòg-itate, TR.: pensare, inventare,
immaginare. -itation, s.: invenzione, f.
excommuni-cate, TR.: scomunicare.
-cition, S.: scomunicazione, f.
escori-ate, TR.: scorticare, torre via la
pelle. -ation, s.: scorticamento, m.
excortication, s.: dibuccio, m.
éxere-ate}, TR.: sputare. -Ationi, s.:
escreato, m.
éxere-ment, s.: escremento, m. -mén-
tal, -mentitious, ADJ.: escrementoso.
excréseen-ee, -ey, S.: escrescenza, f.;
tumore, m.
excré-tion, S.: separazione d’ umori, f.
-tive, -tory, ADJ.: (med.) escretorio.
exerù-ciable, aDJ.: atto a tormentare.
-ciate, TR.: tormentare. -ciating,
ADJ.: atroce, dolorisissimo. -ciation,
8.: tormento, m.; afflizione, f.
excul-pate, TR.: scolpare, scusare, giu-
stificare. -pation, s.: scolpamento, m.,
giustificazione, f. -patory, ADJ.: scu-
sante, giustificante.
exeîir-sign, 8.: sviamento, m.; escursio-
ne; digressione, f. -sive, ADJ.: digres-
sivo; errante, deviante. -siveness, S.:
traviamento, m.
exeii-sable, ADJ.: scusabile, perdonabile.
-sableness, s.: scusa, scusazione, f.
-sàtioni, s.: discolpa, scusa, f. -sa-
tory, ADJ.: apologetico, giustificativo.
“sel, s.: scusa, discolpa; giustificazione ;
apologia, f. -se2, TR.: scusare, scolpare,
giustificare; esentare; perdonare. -ge-
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less, ADJ.: inescusabile. -ser, S.: scu-
satore, perdonatore, m. :
ex-cliss, TR.: staggire; sequestrare.
-cùssion, 8.: staggimento ; sequestro, m.
éxe-crable, ADJ.: esecrabile, detestabile.
-erableness, s.: azione esecrabile, f.;
orrore, m. -erably, ADV.: esecrabil-
mente. -crate, TR.: esecrare, detestare.
-cration, s.: esecrazione, detestazione,
imprecazione, maledizione, f. -eratory,
ADJ.: esecratorio.
6xe-cute, TR.: eseguire, adempire, effet-
tuare; esercitare; giustiziare (un malfat-
tore): — a deed, validare un atto. -cuter,
S.: esecutore, ministro, m. -eution, S.:
esecuzione, f., esequimento, compimento ;
sequestrazione, f., staggimento, m.: place
of —, luogo del supplicio, m.; writ of —,
mandato, m. -cutioner, S.: boia, car-
nefice, m.
exécu-tive, ADJ.: esecutivo. -tor, S.:
esecutore testamentario,'m. -torship,
s.: uffizio d’ un esecutore, m. -tory,
ADJ.: esecutorio. -trix, S.: esecutrice
testamentaria, f.
exe-gésis, S.: esegesi, f. -gétical,
ADJ.: esegetico. i
exémplar, s.: esemplare, modello, m.;
copia, f.
éxem-plarily, ADJ.: esemplarmente.
-plariness, s.: esemplarità, f. -plary,
ADI. : esemplare.
ex-emplification, s.: esemplificazione ;
prova; copia, f. -èmplify, TR.: esem-
plificare; provare con esempli; copiare.
exèmp-tI,ADI.: esente, privilegiato. -t2,
TR.: esentare, privilegiare. -tion, s.:
esenzione, f.; privilegio, m. -titious,
ADJ.: separabile.
exénter-ate, TR.: sviscerare, sventrare.
-ation, s.: svisceramento, sviscerare, m.
exéquial, ADJ.: esequiale, d’ esequie.
éxequies, S. PL.: esequie, f. pl., fune-
rale, m.
éxereis-e I, 8.: esercitamento ; esercizio;
travaglio, lavoro; tema, m.: take —, far
del moto, passeggiare. -e2, TR.: eserci-
tare; addestrare; praticare; INTR.: eser-
citarsi; applicarsi. -er, S.: esercita-
tore, m.
exereitation, 8.: esercizio, m.; prati
ca, f.
exér-t, TR.: adoprare, impiegare ; mettere
in uso; compire; mostrare, dimostrare:
— one’s self, adoprarsi, sforzarsi. -tion,
s.: adoperamento; sforzo; potere, m.
exf6-liate, INTR.: sfaldarsi. -liation,
s.: sfaldatura, f. -liative, ADJ.: atto a
sfaldarsi.
ex-halable, ADJ.: esalabile, vaporabile.
-halation, s.: esalazione, f., evapora-
mento; vapore, m. -hale, TR.: esalare,
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svaporare. -halement, s.: esalazione,
evaporazione, f.
exhaus-t, TR.: esaurire; rasciugare.
-tible, ADJ.: esauribile. -tion, s.: dis-
seccamento, m. -tless, ADJ.: inesauri-
bile, inesausto.
exhére-date, TR.: diseredare, eseredi-
tare. -dation, s.: diseredazione, f., ese-
redare, m.
exhib-itI, S.: esibizione, f.; documento,
m. -it2,TR.: esibire; mostrare, produr-
re. -iter, s.: esibitose, m. -ition ex-
hib-, s.: esibizione; presentazione ; borsa,
f. -itioner, s.: borsaio, m. -itive,
ADJ.: rappresentativo.
exhila-rate, TR.: rallegrare; divertire.
-ration, S.: gioia, allegrezza, giocon-
dità, f.; piacere, m. :
exhért, TR.: esortare; incitare, animare,
incoraggiare. -ation, s.: esortazione, f.
-ative, -atory, ADJ.: esortatorio, esor-
tativo. -er, S:: esortatore, m.
exiccate = exsiccate.
éxigen-ee, -ey, S.: esigenza, necessità,
f., bisogno; affanno, m., afflizione, f. -t,
ADJ.: esigente, urgente; premuroso; S.:
necessità urgente, f.; bisogno, m.
ex-iguity, S.: minutezza, piccolezza, sot-
tigliezza, f. -iguous, ADI. : esiguo, pic-
colo, sottile, minuto. -iguousness, S.:
piccolezza ; minutezza, f.
exile I, ADJ.: esile, tenue; sottile, magro.
exilez, s.: esilio, sbandeggiamento, m.
exile 3, TR.: esiliare, mandare in esilio,
sbandeggiare. -ment, s.: esilio, bando,
sbandimento, m.
exilitionj, s.: esplosione, f.
exility, S.: piccolezza, sottigliezza, f.
eximious}, ADJ.: esimio, eccellente, illu-
stre.
exist, INTR.: esistere, essere. -enee,
-eney, S.: esistenza, f.: call into —,
chiamare all’ esistenza. -ent, ADJ.: esi-
stente. -ible, aDJ.: che può esistere.
ex-it, S.: esito, m., uscita; partita, f.:
make ones —, uscir di vita, morire.
-itial}, -itious{, ADJ.: esiziale; fatale,
funesto, pernicioso.
éxod-us, -dyt, 8.: esodo, m.
exolùtion, s.: (med.) rilassazione (dei
nervi), f.
exòlvet, TR.: assolvere, slacciare.
exòmphalos, s.: (med.) esonfalo, m.
exòner-ate, TR.. esonerare, sgravare,
discaricare, alleggerire, alleviare; libe-
rare. -ation, S.: scaricamento, m.
éxorable, ADI.: esorabile, compassione-
vole.
exòrbitan-ee, -ey, S.: esorbitanza,
enormità, f. -t, ADJ.: esorbitante, ecces-
sivo. -tly, ADV.: esorbitantemente.
éxor-eise, TR.: esorcizzare, scongiurare.
expensiveness
-eism, 8.: esorcismo, scongiuramento, m.
-eist, s.: esorcista, m.
exérdium, s.: esordio; prologo, m.
exornation, s.: ornamento, abbellimen-
to, m.
ex6tic, ADJ.: esotico, straniero ; s.: pian-
ta esotica, f.
expàn-d, TR.: spandere, dilatare; INTR.:
spandersi, dilatarsi; palesarsi. -se, s.:
espansione, estensione, f.: — of water,
specchio di acqua; the broad —, I’ alto
mare. -sibility, s.: facoltà di dilatar-
si. -sible, ADI.: espansivo. -sion, S.:
espansione, dilatazione, f., dilatamento, m.
-sive, ADJ.: espansivo.
expatiate, INTR.: distendersi,
expéct, TR.: aspettare, attendere; spe-
rare; aspettarsi: I did not — it, non me
l’aspettava; what can you —? che pote-
te aspettarvi? as was to be —ed, come
era d’aspettarsi. -amee, -aney, S.:
aspettazione; speranza, f. -ant, ADJ.:
aspettante; S.: aspettante, aspettatore,
m. -ation, S.: aspettazione, aspettati
va, speranza, f.: sanguine —, viva spe-
ranza (fiducia); beyond my —s, al di là
delle mie speranze ; contrary to —, contro
ogni aspettativa; be in —, esser nell’ a-
spettazione. -er, S.: aspettante, m.
expéct-orant,s.: medicina espettorante,
f. -orate, TR.: espettorare, espurgare.
-oration, s.: espettorazione, f. -ora-
tive, ADJ.: (med.) espettorante.
expédien-ee, -ey, S.: convenevolezza,
convenienza ; utilità; proprietà; spedizio-
ne, f. -t, ADJ.: convenevole; utile; S.:
espediente; mezzo, m.: it is —, conviene.
-tly, ADV.: convenevolmente.
éxpe-dite1, ADJ.: spedito, pronto; agile.
-dite2, TR.: spedire, sbrigare, dispac-
ciare; accelerare. -ditely, ADV.: spe-
ditamente, prontamente, agilmente. -di-
tion, s.: spedizione; prestezza, celerità,
fretta, f. -ditious, ADJ.: speditivo,
pronto. -ditiously, ADV.: affrettata-
mente, prontamente.
expél, TR.: espellere, scacciare. -ler,
S.: espulsore, scacciatore, m. -ling, 8.:
espulsione, f.
expén-d, TR.: spendere, sborsare. -di-
ture, S.: spesa, f., costo; sacrificio, m.
-se, S.: spesa, f.; sborso, sborsamento,
m.: free of —, senza spesa; franco; tri-
fing —, tenue spesa; defray ones —s,
spesare uno; learn at one's —, imparare
alle proprie spese. -seful, ADI.: dispen-
dioso. -seless, ADJ.: senza spesa, senza
costo. -sive, ADJ.: dispendioso, spende-
riccio ; prodigo. -sively, ADV.: dispen-
diosamente, con grande spesa. -sive-
ness, S.: dispendio, m.; stravaganza;
prodigalità, f.
experience
expérien-ee!, S.: sperienza; cognizione;
pratica, usanza, f.: know by —, sapere per
esperienza. -ce 2, TR.: sperimentare, pro-
vare. -eer, S.: sperimentatore, m.
expéri-ment I, S.: sperimento, m., pro-
va, f. -ment2, TR.: sperimentare, pro-
vare -méntal, ADI: sperimentale.
-méntalist, S.: sperimentatore, m.
-méntally, ADV.: esperimentalmente.
-menter, S.: sperimentatore, provatore,
mM
expért, ADJ.: esperto, sperimentato, ver-
sato, pratico. -ly, ADV.: espertamente.
-ness, S.: abilità, destrezza, f.
éxpi-able, ADJ.: che si può espiare.
-ate, TR.: espiare; reparare. -ation,
s.: espiazione; reparazione, f.: as an —
for, in espiazione di. -atory, ADI. : espia-
torio.
expilation, s.: (Jeg.) espilazione, f.
ex-piration, s.: espirazione, esalazione ;
respirazione ; morte, f. -pire, TR.: spi-
rare, esalare, finire, terminare; INTR.:
morire.
ex-plain, TR.: esplicare, spiegare ; inter-
pretare: hard to —, difficile a spiegarsi;
— away a difficulty, far dileguare una
difficoltà a forza di spiegazioni. -plain-
able, aDJ.:esplicabile, spiegabile. -plain-
er, S.: esplicatore, dichiaratore; inter-
prete, m. -planation, S.: esplicazione,
interpretazione, f.,spiegamento, m. -plàn-
atory, ADJ.: esplicativo, espositivo.
éxpletive, ADI. : espletivo, riempitivo.
expli-cable, ADJ.: esplicabile, spiegabi-
le. -cate, TR.: spiegare, dichiarare, di-
lucidare. -eation, s.: esplicazione, spie-
gazione, f. -cative, ADJ.: esplicativo,
espositivo. -cator, S.: espositore; co-
mentatore, interprete, m. ~
explieit, ADJ.: espresso, distinto, chiaro,
manifesto. -ly, ADV.: espressamente,
direttamente, formalmente. -ness, S.:
chiarezza; evidenza, f.
explod-e, INTR.: esplodere, far esplosio-
ne, scoppiare; TR.: far scoppiare (saltare
in aria); rigettare, disapprovare, condan-
nare; fischiare. -er, s.: fischiatore, m.
exploiti, TR.: eseguire un gran fatto.
exploit 2, s.: fatto d’arme, fatto illu-
stre, m.: great —s, gloriose gesta.
explo-rate, TR.: esplorare, esaminare,
investigare. -ration, S.: investigazione ;
ricerca, f. -rator èx-, S.: esploratore,
investigatore, m. -ratory, ADJ.: esplo-
rante. -re, TR.: esplorare, investigare,
ricercare; esaminare. -rement, 8.: in-
vestigamento, m., ricerca, f.
explo-sion, s.: esplosione, f.; scoppio,
scoppiamento, m. -sive, ADJ.: esploden-
te, che scoppia: — cotton, cotone esplo-
sivo, fulmicotone, m.
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expòlish}, TR.: pulire, lisciare; perfezio-
exquisitely
. nare.
expò-nent, s.: (algeb.) esponente, m.
-néntial, ADI.: (algeb.) esponenziale.
expòorti, TR.: esportare, trasportare. éx-
port2, -ation, S.: trasporto, traspor-
tamento, m.: — duty, dazio d'uscita. -er,
S.: esportatore.
ex-pose, TR.: esporre; mostrare; scopri-
re; abbandonare; REFL.: esporsi; peri-
colarsi: —ed to, esposto a, sottoposto a.
-position, s.: esposizione, f.; spiega-
mento, m.; interpretazione, f. -pòsitive,
ADJ.: espositivo, esplicativo. -pòsitor,
S.: espositore; comentatore, interprete,
m. -pòsitory, ADJ.: espositivo, esplica-
tivo.
expòstu-late, TR.: questionare, conten-
dere, disputare; INTR.: lamentarsi, quere.
larsi: — with, lagnarsi con. -lation,
S.: discussione, disputa, f. -lator, s.:
rimostrante, m. -latory, ADJ.: rimo-
strante.
exposure, S.: esposizione; situazione, f. ;
pericolo, m.
expéund, TR.: spiegare, spianare, inter-
pretare. -er,S.: comentatore, iaterpre-
te, m. -ing,S.: esposizione, interpreta-
zione, f., schiarimento, m.
ex-préss I, ADJ.: espresso, preciso, distin-
to; simile, apparente; S.: espresso, cor-
riere mandato, m.: — train, treno diret-
to; by —, per espresso; con istaffetta.
-press2,TR.: esprimere; spiegare, mani-
festare, mostrare; rappresentare. -prés-
sible, ADJ.: che può esprimersi; effabile.
-préssion s.: espressione; locuzione ;
rappresentazione, f. -préssive, ADJ.:
espressivo. -pressively, ADV.: con mo-
do espressivo. -préssiveness, s.: for-
za d'espressione, energia, f. -préssly,
ADV.: espressamente, direttamente. -prés-
sure}, S.: espressione ; impressione, f.
éxpro-bratet, TR.: biasimare, rimprove-
rare. -bratigni,s.: rimprovero, biasi-
mo, rinfacciamento, m.
exproépri-ate, TR.: espropriare. -ation,
S.: espropriazione, f.
ex-pign, TR.: espugnare, vincere per
forza. -pugnation, s.: espugnazione, f.
expùl-se}, TR.: espellere, scacciare.
-sion, 8.: espulsione, f., scacciamento, m.
-sive, ADJ.: espulsivo.
expiun-ction, s.: cancellazione, cancel-
latura, f. -ge, TR.: espungere, cancel-
lare. °
èx-purgate, TR.: (e)spurgare. -purga-
tion, S.: purgazione, f. -pùrgatory,
ADI. : espurgatorio, purgativo. -purge
= expurgate.
èxquisite, ADJ.: squisito, eccellente, per-
fetto. -ly, ADV.: esquisitamente, ottima-
128 exquisiteness
mente. -ness, S.: squisitezza; perfezio-
ne, f.
exseind, TR.: scindere.
exsic-cant, ADJ.: essiccante, disseccati-
vo. -cate TR.: disseccare, seccare. -ca-
tion, s.: essiccazione, f., disseccamento,
m. -cative, ADJ.: disseccativo.
exsùction, s.: succhiamento, m.
ex-sudation, s.: traspirazione, f., sudo-
re, m. -sude, INTR.: sudare, traspirare.
exsùffolate, TR.: bisbigliare, parlare al-
l'orecchio; parlottare.
exslseitatet, TR.: svegliare; ravvivare.
éxtaey = ecstasy.
éxtan-ey, S.: proietto, m., proiettura, f.
-t, ADJ.: esistente, sussistente.
extémpo-ral, ADJ.: improvviso, subito.
-rally, ADV.: improvvisamente. -rane-
ous, ADJ.: estemporaneo: — speaker,
improvvisatore. -rary, ADJ. : estempora-
le; improvviso. -re, ADV.: all’ improvviso :
deliver —, improvisare ; speak —, parlare
all’ improviso. -riness, S.: improvvi-
sazione, f. -rize, INTR.. improvvisare.
extén-d, TR.: stendere; dilatare, allar-
gare; (leg.) valutare; INTR.: stendersi,
distendersi. -der, S.: stenditore, m.
-dible, apJ.: estendibile. -sibility,
s.: facoltà di stendersi, capacità d’ essere
esteso, f. -sible, ADJ.: estensibile,
estendibile; dilatabile. -sion,s.: esten-
sione, f.; distendimento, allungamento, m.
-sive, ADJ.: estensivo, largo. -sively,
ADV.: estensivamente, largamente, am-
piamente. -siveness, S.: estensione,
larghezza, f. -sor, S.: (anat.) estensore,
m. -t,S.: estensione, ampiezza, larghez-
za, f.; allargamento, m.; comunicazione;
staggina, f., sequestro, m.: to the full —,
in tutta la sua estensione.
extén-uate, TR.: attenuare, diminuire,
mitigare; estenuare. -uation, s.: este-
nuazione; mitigazione; magrezza, f.: in
— of, per mitigare.
exté-rior, ADJ.: esteriore, esterno; S.:
esteriore, il di fuori, m.: of pleasing —, di
bella presenza. -riòrity, S.: esteriorità,
f. -viorly, ADV.: esteriormente.
extérmi-nate, TR.: sterminare, stirpa-
re, distruggere, rovinare. -nation, S.:
esterminazione, f., distruggimento, m., ro-
vina, f. -mator, s.: sterminatore, m.
-ne, TR.: esterminare, distruggere.
extér-n(al), ADJ.: esterno, esteriore;
visibile. -mally, ADV.: esternamente,
nell’ esterno.
extimu-late}, TR.: stimolare, eccitare.
-ulation }, s.: stimolazione, f.
extin-ct, ADJ.: estinto ; abolito; morto:
become —, estinguersi. -ction, Ss. : estin-
zione; abolizione, f.; distruggimento, m.
-guish, TR,; estinguere ; spegnere, smor-
extremity
zare. -guishable, ADI.: estinguibile.
-guisher, S.: spegnitoio,m. -guwish-
ment, s. : estinguimento, spegnimento, m.
extir-pate, TR.: estirpare, distruggere,
sradicare; svellere. -pation, s.: estir-
pazione, f., estirpamento, m.; distruzione,
f. -pator, s.: estirpatore, distrutto
re, m.
extol, TR.: estollere, esaltare, lodare.
-ler, s.: esaltatore, lodatore, m.
extòr-sive, ADI. : forzante, violento; ini-
quo. -sively, ADV.: per esazione iniqua,
violentemente. -t, TR.: estorquere; pi-
gliar per violenza, torre per forza; INTR.:
usare violenza, fare angherie. -ter,s.:
esattore; oppressore, m. -tion, S.:
estorsione ; esazione violenta,f. -tioner,
S.: esattore ; oppressore, m.
éxtra, ADV.: di più, di giunta, in oltre:
the — amount, il di più, l eccedenza.
6x-tract, s.: estratto; sommario, m.
-tràct, TR.: estrarre; cavare; scegliere;
separare. -traction, s.: estrazione;
nascita, descendenza, schiatta, f.: of noble
—, di alto lignaggio; of low —, di bassa
mano. -tractive, ADJ.: estrattivo.
-tractor, S.: che estrae, estrattore, m.
extradition, s.: estradizione, f.
extrajudicial, ADJ.: estragiudiziale.
-ly, ADV.: estragiudicialmente.
extramission, s.: emissione, f.
extramuùndane, ADJ.: oltramondano.
extraneous, ADJ.: estraneo, forestiero.
extraòrdinar-ies, S. PL.: spese straor-
dinarie, f. pl. -ily, ADV.: straordinaria-
mente. -iness, S.: occasione straordi-
naria; singolarità, f. -y, ADJ.: straordi-
nario, raro.
extraparòchial, ADJ.: di nessuna par-
rocchia.
extravagan-ee, -ey, S.: stravaganza;
prodigalità, profusione ; bizzarria, f.; ghi-
ribizzo, m. -t, ADJ.: stravagante, ec-
cessivo, esorbitante ; prodigo; fantastico,
bizarro; S.: spendereccio, prodigo, m.
-tly, ADV.: stravagantemente. -tness,
S.: stravaganza, f.; eccesso, m.
extràva-gate, INTR.: vaneggiare, bam-
boleggiare; farneticare; delirare. -ga-
tion, s.: stravaganza, f.
extràva-sated, ADJ.: stravasato. -s&-
tion, s.:
to, m.
ex-tréme, ADI. : estremo, ultimo; gran-
dissimo; S.: estremo, m., estremità, f.:
go from one — to another, passar d’un
estremo all’ otro; run into —s, trascor-
rere agli estremi; —s meet, gli estremi si
toccano. -trémely, ADV.: estremamen-
te, in estremo; sommamente. -trémity.
S.: estremità, estrema parte; punta; fine;
miseria, calamità, f.
estravasazione, f., stravasamen-
extricable
éxtri-cable, ADI.: che si può sviluppa-
re. -cate, TR.: distrigare, sviluppare.
-cation, S.: scioglimento, sviluppamen-
to, m.
extrinsic(al), ADI. : estrinseco, esterno.
-ally, ADV.: estrinsecamente, esterior-
mente.
extri-de, TR.: estrudere, cacciare con
violenza. -sign, S.: espulsione, f., scac-
ciamento, m.
extiberanee, S.: tumore, m., gonfiez-
aa, f.
extuméseenee, S.: enfiato, tumore, m.
exùber-anee, S.: esuberanza, soprab-
hondanza, f. -amt, ADJ.: esuberante, so-
prabbondante. -antly, ADV.: esuberan-
temente, soprabbondevolmente. -ate,
INTR.: soprabbondare, ridondare.
exudation, S.: traspirazione, f.
ex-ùde, INTR.: sudare, traspirare.
erileer-ate, TR.: esulcerare, ulcerare.
-ation, s.. esulceramento, m., ulcerazio-
ne,f. -atory, ADJ.: esulcerativo.
exult, INTR.: esultare. -anee, -atiox,
8.: esultazione ; allegrezza, gioia, f.
exun-date, INTR.: inondare, soprabbon-
dare. -datign, s.: inondazione, f. .
exiper-ance},S.: esuperanza, f. -atef,
TR.: sorpassare, sormontare ; eccellere.
exùseitatej, TR.: svegliare; eccitare.
exùs-t, TR.: bruciare. -tion, s.: ustio-
ne, f., abbruciamento, m.
exuviae, S.: spoglia; scoglia, f.
eyas, s.: falcone giovine, falconetto, m.
eyet,s.: occhio, m.; vista, f.; rampollo,
m., gemma, f., bottone ; viso, aspetto, m.:
large —, occhione, m.; small —, occhiet-
to, occhiuzzo, m.; blue —s, occhi azzurri;
glass—, occhio di cristallo; in the twin-
kling of an —, in un batter d'occhio; —
of a plant, occhio (nesto, gemma) di pian-
ta; — of a needle, foro dell’ ago, m.; cast
of the —, occhiata, f.; have an — upon
one, osservare alcuno; keep a strict —
upon one, aver l occhio sopra alcuno ; shut
one’s —s, chiudere gli occhi. eye2, TR.:
considerare, guardare; osservare; INTR.:
parere, mostrarsi: have sore —s, aver
male agli occhi; cast a sheep’s — at,
(ad)occhiare, vagheggiare; keep an —
upon him, tenetelo d’ occhio. -ball,s.:
pupilla dell’ occhio, f. bright, s.: eu-
fragia, f. -brow, S.: ciglio, m. -drop,
8: lagrima; stilla, f. -glamce, s.: oc-
chiata, f., sguardo, m. glass, s.: oc-
chiale, binoculo, oculare, m. -lash,S.:
pelo della palpebra, m. -less, ADI.:
senz occhi, cieco. =let, S.: occhiello, m.
“lid, s.: palpebra, f. «salwe,s.: collirio,
m. servant, S.: servente cattivo, m.
«shot, s.: occhiata, f. -sight, s.: vi-
sta, f.; occhi, m. pl. -sore, 8.: fastidio,
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M. string, s.: nervo dell’ occhio, m.
-tooth, s.: dente occhiale, m. «water,
s.: acqua buona per gli occhi,f. -wink,
S.: segno dell’ occhio, m.; occhiata, f.
-witness, S.: testimonio oculare, m.
éyre, S.: corte de’ giudici ambulanti, f.
@yry; s.: nido d’ uccello di rapina, m.
facial
F
£ eff (the letter), s.: f, m. or f.
fà, s.: (mus.) fa, m.
fabaceous, ADI. : della natura di fave.
fabl-e1,s.: favola; finzione, f. -e, TR.:
favoleggiare, raccontare favole; INTR.:
dire bugie. -ed, ADI.: celebre. -er,s.:
favolatore, m.
fabric!, s.: fabbrica, f.; edifizio, m.
fabric 2, TR.: fabbricare, costruire, for-
mare. -ate, TR.: fabbricare; edificare;
immaginare, inventare. -ation, s.: fab-
bricazione, f., fabbricamento ; facimento,
m. -ator,sS.: fabbricatore, m.
fabu-list, s.: scrittore di favole, m.
-lous, ADJ.: favoloso, controvato. -lous-
ly, ADV.: favolosamente.
facade, s.: facciata, f.
faeel, s.: faccia, f.; viso, volto, fronte;
m.; ciera; aria, f.; prospetto, aspetto,
m.; facciata; superfizie; apparenza, f.,
esteriore ; stato, m.; confidenza; assicu-
ranza, f.: handsome —, bella faccia; —
to —, faccia a faccia; before my —, in
presenza mia; before the — of God, in fac-
cia a Dio; in the — of heaven, a faccia
del cielo; Zook one in the —, guardare al-
cuno nel viso ; make —s, far delle smorfie ;
put on a new —, cangiarsi il viso; have a
— of religion, aver qualche apparenza di
religione; carry two —s, avere due visi;
have a brazen —, essere sfacciato. face2,
TR.: guardare nel viso ; voltare (una car-
ta); INTR.: fare faccia, fare fronte; far
delle smorfie; affrontare, bravare; — the
enemy, far faccia al (affrontare il) nemi-
co; — out u lie, mantenere una bugia;
— sleeves, mettere le mostre; — about,
fare fronte, voltarsi; — out, mantenere;
opporsi; — with, coprire. -d, ADI.:
dalla faccia, che ha la faccia, di viso.
-less, ADJ.: senza faccia; impudente.
“painter, S.: pittore di ritratti, m.
-painting, s.: arte del fare ritratti, f.
fàeet, S.: faccetta, f.
faeétious, ADI.: faceto, giocoso, bur-
lesco; piacevole. -ly, ADV.: faceta-
mente, giocosamente, burlescamente ; pia-
cevolmente. -ness, S.: facezia; piacevo-
lezza, f.
facial, ADI.: faciale, della faccia.
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fà-eile, ADI.: facile; agevole; trattabile ;
pieghevole. -eilitate, TR.: facilitare,
rendere facile. -eilitation, s.: facili-
tare, m. -eility, s.: facilità; agevo-
lezza, destrezza; affabilita, f.
facing, s.: fronte, m.; facciata; mostra;
guernitura, f.
faeinorousi, ADJ.: facinoroso, scellerato.
-nessi, S.: scelleratezza, iniquità, f.
facsimile, S.. copia esatta, f., facsi-
mile, m.
fact, s.: fatto; atto, m.: in —, effetti-
vamente; in fatto; matter of —, cosa di
fatto, f.; matter of — man, uomo pratico
(or positivo); the — is, il fatto si è.
fac-tion, s.: fazione ; discordia, f. -tign-
ary, -tigner, s.: fazioso, m. -tious,
ADJ.: fazioso, fazionario, sedizioso. -tious-
ly, ADV.: in modo sedizioso. -tious-
ness, S.: spirito di fazione, m. -titious,
ADJ.: fattizio, artifiziale. -titiousness,
S.: artifizio, m., accortezza, f.
factor, s.: fattore; agente, m. -ship,
S.: fattoria, f. -y, S.: fabbrica, fattoria;
società (di mercanti), f.
factotum, s.: faccendiere, faccendone, m.
facture, s.: fattura, f.; facimento, m.
faculty, s.: facoltà, potenza ; podestà, f.;
privilegio, m.
fàc-undij, ADJ.: facondioso, eloquente.
-undity], s.: facondia, eloquenza, f.
faddle, TR.: badaluccare ; vezzeggiare.
fade, TR.: appassare; seccare; INTR.:
sfiorire; languire. -less, ADJ.: che non
può appassirsi.
fadge, INTR.: convenire; accordarsi.
fading, ADI.: languido; s.: debolezza, f.
fees fe-, s.: feccia, f.; sedimento, m.
fagi, 3.: galuppo, schiavo; groppo (di
panno), m. fag2, INTR.: affaticarsi; di-
menarsi. send, s.: estremità, punta, f.
fagoti, s.: fagotto, fastello, fascio, m.
fagot2, TR.: affastellare, affasciare.
=band, s.: ritorta, f.; vinciglio, m.
faili,s.: fallo; errore; mancamento, m.,
omissione, f.: without —, senza fallo.
fail2, TR.: abbandonare, cessare; omet-
tere, negligere; INTR.: fallare, errare;
mancare; perire, morire: — in ones
duty, mancare al suo dovere ; he has —ed,
è fallito. -anee, s.: fallo, m. -ing,s.:
fallo, errore, m.; colpa; mancanza, f.
-ure, S.: deficienza; mancanza, f.; falli-
mento, m.: it was a complete —, è stato
un fiasco completo.
fain I, ADJ.: obbligato, sforzato, costretto.
fain2, ADV.: benvolentieri, pure: he
would — persuade me, egli vuole in ogni
modo persuadermi. fain3, INTR.: desi-
derare, bramare.
faint, ADJ.: languido, debole, fiacco; ti-
mido: feel —, sentirsi languire, sentirsi
facile
faldstool
venir meno. faint2, TR.: deprimere,
abbattere, indebolire; INTR.: divenir lan-
guido; svenire; tramortire: she —ed
away, ella svenne. -hearted, ADI.: ti.
mido, pusillanimo, codardo. -hearted-
ly, ADV.: timidamente, pusillanimamente,
-heartedness, s.: timidezza, pusillani-
mità, f. -img, ADJ.: languente; s.: deli.
quio, svenimento, m. -ingefit, s.: deli.
quio, svenimento, m.: be taken with —,
cadere in deliquio. -ish, ADJ.: langui
detto, debole, fiacco. -ishness, s.: lan.
guidezza, debolezza, fiacchezza, f. -ling,
ADJ.: timoroso. -ly, ADv.: debolmente,
languidamente. -ness, s.: debolezza, fie-
volezza, fiacchezza, f.; languore, m. -y,
ADJ.: debole; languido, fiacco.
fairl, ADJ.: bello, vezzoso, buono; chiaro,
sereno ; sincero, candido, franco; onesto;
favorevole ; biondo : — sex, bel sesso, m.;
— proposal, proposizione ragionevole, f. ;
— woman, donna bionda, f.; be in a --
way, esser bene incamminato; play —,
giuocar senza inganno; use — means,
trattar con piacevolezza. fair2, ADV.:
pian piano; civilmente: — and soft-
ly, adagio; — and square, con since-
rità. fair3, s.: bella, bella donna, f.;
bel sesso, m. fair4, s.: fiera, f., merca-
to pubblico, m.: come a day after the —,
venire troppo tardi. -complexioned,
ADJ.: biondo. -day, S.: giorno di fiera,
m. dealing, s.: buona fede; probità,
f. =faced, ADI.: di bel viso, bello, vago.
-ing, s.: donativo di fiera, m., fiera, f.
-ish, ADJ.: assai bello. -ly, ADV.:
vagamente ; bene, di buona fede, sincera-
mente; piacevolmente. -mess, 8.: beltà;
probità, onestà, f.; candore, m. -spok-
en, ADJ.: affabile, elegante; cortese.
=time, S.: tempo di fiera, m.
fairy1,s.: fata, maga, f. fairy2, ADI:
di fate, incantevole.
faith, s.: fede; credenza; lealtà; since-
rità, veracità, f.: by my —, affé; breach
of —, violazione di fede. breach,
“break, s.: perfidia, f. -ful, ADJ.: fe-
dele; onesto, candido; s.: fedele; cri-
stiano, m. -fully, apv.: fedelmente,
sinceramente ; esattamente. -fulness,
S.: fedeltà; buona fede: lealtà; onestà, f.
-less, ADJ.: perfido, infido; incredulo.
-lessness, s.: perfidia; incredulità, f.
falcade, s.: curvetta, f.
fàlcated, ADIJ.: falcato, curvato.
tion, s.: curvatura, f.
falchion, s.: falcione, m., scimitarra, f.
falcon, S.: falcone, m. -er, S.: falco-
niere, m. -et, S.: falconetto, m. -ry,
S.: falconeria; caccia del falcone, f.
faldstgol, s.: sgabello del coronamen-
to, m.
-ca-
fall
fall:, s.: caduta; decadenza; cascata;
(rail.) discesa, f.: get a —, cadere; ca-
scare; give a —, fare cascare. fall2,
IRR.; INTR.: cadere, cascare; declinare ;
abbassarsi; perire; TR.: abbassare, ab-
battere: — again, ricadere, ricascare; —
all along, cadere tutto disteso; — asleep,
— into a sleep, addormentarsi; — a-cry-
ing, mettersi a piangere, darsi a piangere;
— afighting, cominciare a battersi; —
headlong, cimbottolare; — in love, inna-
morarsi; — in with one, prender la parte
d'uno, associarsi; — în with the enemy,
incontrare il nemico; — into a passion,
mettersi in collera, stizzarsi; — to pieces,
cascare a pezzi; partorire; — short, non
venire a fine, mancare; — sick, ammalar-
si; — into a swoon, svenire, tramortire ;
ricascare; — away, smagrire; — back,
rinculare ; ritrattarsi; — backward, ca-
dere disteso; — down, cascare; prostrar-
si; smottare; — forward, cadere boccone;
— from, abbandonare; rinunziare; — in,
coincidare, concorrere; cedere; — into,
cascare; entrare; mettersi in; — off, cas-
care da; disdirsi; separarsi; apostatare;
— out, accadere; avvenire, succedere;
venire a parole (or alle mani); — over,
rivoltarsi; — fo, cominciare; — under,
cadere sotto; presentarsi; — upon, av-
ventarsi; lanciarsi, attaccare; — upon
one’s knees, inginocchiarsi.
fallacious, ADJ.: fallace, falso.
ADV.: fallacemente, falsamente.
8.: inganno, m., frode; falsità, f.
fallaey, s.: fallacia, f., sofismo, m., fal-
sità, f.
fallen, part. del v. fall.
fal-libility, s.: fallibilità, attezza ad
errare, f. -lible, ADJ.: fallibile.
falling, ADJ.: cadente, cascante; S.: ca-
dimento, m., caduta; decadenza, f.; (nav.)
— off, abbrivo, m.; — away, smagrimen-
to, scemamento, m.; — in, incontro, m.;
rottura, f.; — out, dissensione; disputa,
f. -sickness, s.: mal caduco, m., epi-
lessia, f.
fallow, ADI. : rossigno ; incolto, negletto :
— deer, cervo, m.; — field, maggese, m.
fallow2, TR.: dare la prima aratura,
rompere il terreno, dissodare. -ground,
8.: terreno incolto, m. -ness, S.: (agr.)
maggese, campo sodo, m.; sterilità, f.
fals-e, ADJ.: falso, menzognero; finto,
contraffatto, perfido; ADv.: falsamente:
— curls, ricci posticci; — teeth, denti
finti. -ehearted, ADJ.: ingannevole ;
perfido. -eheartedness, s. : perfidia, f.
-ehood, s.: falsità; perfidia, f. -ely,
ADV.: falsamente; perfidamente. -eness,
8.: falsità, f. -&tto, s.: (mus.) falsetto,
m. -ifiable, ADJ.: che si può falsifi-
-ly,
-ness,
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care. -ification, s.: falsificazione, f.,
falsificamento, m. -ifier, s.: falsifica-
tore, falsatore, m. -ify, TR.: falsificare;
contraffare; INTR.: mentire, dire menzo-
gne, dire bugie. -ity, s.: falsità, falsez-
za, f.; errore, m.
falter, INTR.: balbettare, esitare; manca-
re, fallire. -ing, s.: balbuzie, esitazione,
f. -ingly, ADV.: con esitazione, con
difficoltà.
fàmble}, intr. : balbettare.
fame I, s.: fama; rinomanza, f.; rumore,
m. fame 2,INTR.: far famoso. -d, ADJ.:
rinomato, famoso, celebre. -less, ADJ.:
senza fama; ignobile.
famil-iar, ADI.: famigliare, domestico;
ordinario, comune; s.: famigliare, intimo
amico, m.: — with, pratico di; render
one’s self — with, rendersi famigliare di,
impratichiarsi di. -iàrity, s.: famiglia-
rità, dimestichezza, f. -iarize, INTR.:
render famigliare, dimesticare; abituare ;
impratichiarsi. -iarly, ADv.: famigliar-
mente.
family, s.: famiglia; schiatta; spezie, f.:
in the — way, incinta; — tree, albero
genealogico, m.
fàm-ine, s.: carestia, penuria di viveri;
fame, f. -ish, TR.: affamare; INTR.: es-
sere affamato, avere fame. -ished, ADJ.:
affamato, famelico. -ishment, s.: fame;
penuria, carestia, f.
famosity} = famousness.
famous, ADJ.: famoso, rinomato. -ly,
ADV.: famosamente; celebremente. -ness,
s.: rinomanza; celebrità, f.
famulate, TR.: servire.
fàni,s.: ventaglio; vaglio, m.: pretty —,
ventaglino, m. fan2, TR.: ventilare; va-
gliare. i
fanat-ic, ADJ.: fanatico; S.: fanatico,
entusiasta, m. -ically, ADv.: da fana-
tico. -ieism, S.: fanatismo; entusia-
smo, m.
fan-eifal, ADJ.: fantastico, bizzarro, ca-
fang
priccioso. -eifully, ADV.: fantastica-
mente, capricciosamente. -eifulness,
fantasticaggine, fantasia, f. -eyI, S.:
fantasia, immaginazione; visione; idea,
f., gusto; capriccio, m., voglia, f.: whim-
sical fancies, bizzarre fantasie ; it is my
—, così mi piace; I had a —, mi venne
voglia; take a — to a thing, pigliar amore
ad una cosa. -ey2, TR.; INTR.: amare;
figurarsi, immaginarsi; pensare, credere.
-ey-monger, S.: visionario, m. -ey-
sick, ADJ.: languente d’ amore.
fane, S.: tempio, m., chiesa, f.
fanfaron, s.: millantatore, vantatore, m.
-ade, s.: bravata, millanteria, burbap-
za, f.
fàngi, s.: zanna, branca, f.: artigli.
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dente, m. fang2, TR.: afferrare colle
ugne, abbrancare; aggrappare. -ed, ADI.:
fornito di zanne.
fangle, s.: invenzione, f., capriccio, m.
fangless, ADJ.: senza zanne, senza bran-
che; sdentato.
fan-like, ADJ.: a foggia di ventaglio.
fànnel, s.: manipolo, m. (ciarpa).
fanner, s.: vagliatore, m.
fan-tasied}, ADJ.: ghiribizzoso, bizzarro ;
capriccioso. -tasm, s.: fantasima; chi-
mera, f. -tastic(al), ADI. : fantastico,
stravagante, bizzarro, bisbetico. -tastic-
ally, ADV.: fantasticamente, capriccio-
samente. -tàsticalness, -tàsticness,
s.: fantasticaggine, f. -tasy, 8.: fanta-
sia, immaginazione, f.
fart, ADJ.: lontano, remoto, distante ;
alieno: if is — in the day, è tardi. far2,
ADV.: lontano; lunge; di gran lunga, di
molto; bene: by —, di molto; — from,
lungi da, lontano da; — otherwise, tutto ’]
contrario; — and near, — and wide, per
ogni lato; dappertutto; — better, molto
migliore, nel miglior modo; molto meglio;
as — as I see, per quanto posso vedere;
— be it from me, Dio me ne guardi;
how —? fin dove? how — is it thither?
quanto è lontano di qui? is it — from
here? v è molto di qui?
far-eel,s.: farsa, f.; ripieno, m. -ce2,
TR.: (cook.) empire di condimento, far un
ripieno. -eical, ADJ.: comico, burlesco.
-eing, S.: ripieno, m.
farey, s.: scabbia; rogna de’ cavalli, f.
fard, TR.: imbellettare.
fardel, s.: fardello, fascio; mazzo, m.
farel, s.: cera, f., mangiare, m., viveri,
m. pl.; nolo, passaggio; prezzo, m.: bill
of —, lista; nota della spesa, carta, f.
fare 2, INTR.: andare, stare; mangiare;
vivere: — you well, conservatevi; addio ;
— like a prince, vivere da principe; they
— well, sì trattano bene. -well, ADV.:
addio, vale; conservatevi; S.: addio, con-
gedo, m.: bid —, dire addio; partire.
fàr-fetchj, s.: astuzia, f. -fetched,
ADJ.: affettato, studiato.
farinaceous, ADJ.: farinaceo.
farm 1, S.: affitto; allogamento, m., villa,
f.: small —, poderetto, m.; model
fattoria modello, m.; rent a —, prendere
in affitto un podere. farm2, TR.: affit-
tare, prendere a fitto: — owt, dare in af-
fitto, appaltare. -er, 8.: affittaiuolo, ap-
paltatore, castaldo, m.: gentleman —,
proprietario coltivatore, agricoltore, m.
“house, s.: casa del podere, cascina, f.;
cascino, m. -ing, S.: affitto a censo, m.
far-most, ADJ.: più remoto, lontanissi-
mo. -ness, S.: allontanamento, m., di-
stanza, f.
fang
fasten
far-ràginous, ADJ.: farragginoso. -ra-
go, 8.: farraggine, f.
fàrrier, s.: maniscalco, maliscalco, m.
farrow1, 8.: porcello, porchetto, m.
farrow 2, TR.: fare i porcelli.
far-shooting, ADJ.: disteso, esteso.
fàr-ther1, ADJ.: ulteriore, più lontano.
-ther2, ADV.: avanti, innanzi, oltre.
-ther 3, TR.: avanzare; aiutare; facili-
tare. -theranee, s.: aiuto, m., assi-
stenza, f. -thermore, ADV.: di più, in-
oltre. -thest1, ADJ.: remotissimo, lon-
tanissimo. -thest2 ADV.: al più distante;
al più tardi.
farthing, s.: fardino, m.
farthingale, s.: piccola faldiglia, f.
farthingsworth, s.: valsente d’ un far-
dino, m., valuta, f.; prezzo, m.
fasees, S. PL.: fasci, m. pl.
fas-cia, 8.: fascia, banda, f.
ADJ.: fasciato.
ra, f.
fasei-nate, TR.: affascinare ; ammaliare;
abbagliare. -nating, ADJ.: affascinan-
te, ammaliante: — lady, affascinatrice,
donna ammaliante. -mation, s.: fasci-
no, ammaliamento, m.
faseîne, S.: fascina, f., fagotto, m.
fàshionI, s.: maniera, guisa, forma;
usanza, voga, moda; condizione; guisa,
sorte; aria, apparenza, f.: people of —,
gente distinta, nobiltà, f.; after the —,
alla moda; în —, alla moda; bring into
—, mettere in voga, introdurre la moda;
out of —, fuor di moda. fashion, TR.:
affazzonare; formare. -able, ADI.: alla
moda; elegante: — lady, signora elegan-
te, dama distinta. -ableness, S.: ele-
ganza; moda; usanza, f. -ably, ADV.:
alla moda; elegantemente. -er, S.: af-
fazzonatore, formatore, m., -trice, f.
-ist, s.: seguitatore delle mode; modista,
m. -monger, S.: vagheggino, attila-
tuzzo, m.
fasti, ADJ.: fermo, saldo, stretto ; stabile,
fisso: — sleep, sonno profondo, m.;
make —, serrare. fast2, ADV.: ferma-
mente; fermo, stretto; saldamente ; subi-
-ciated,
-ciation, s.: fasciatu-
tamente, subito: be — asleep, dormire
profondamente; go —, andare a gran
passi; stand —, star saldo, star fermo;
tener duro; stick —, appiccarsi tenace-
mente. fast3,s.: digiuno, m., astinenza
da cibi, f.: break one’s —, rompere il di-
giuno ; far colazione ; keep a —, osservare
il digiuno. fast4, INTR.: digiunare.
«day, S.: giorno magro, m.
fasten, TR.: legare; attaccare, fissare,
serrare, fermare; INTR.: appiccarsi; at-
taccarsi: — one's eyes upon a thing, fis-
sare gli occhi sopra qualche cosa; — upon
a thing, afferrare una cosa; — @ crime
fastener
upon one, imputare un delitto ad uno. -er,
s.: che lega, legatore ; serratore, m.
faster, S.: digiunatore, m.
fasthanded, ADJ.: avaro, spilorcio.
fas-tidibsity} = -tidiousness. -tidi-
ous, ADJ.: fastidioso, sdegnoso. -tidi-
ously, ADV.: fastidiosamente. -tidi-
ousness, S.. fastidiosità, f., sdegno,
disprezzo, m., noia, f.
fasting1, ADV.: a digiuno, senza aver
mangiato. fasting2,s.: digiunare, m.:
— day, giorno di digiuno, giorno magro,
Ma
fastness, S.: fermezza, f.; forte, luogo
forte, m.
fastuous}, ADI.: fastoso, vanaglorioso,
superbo.
fàtI, ADJ.: grasso, carnoso, pingue, obeso;
untuoso ; S.: grosso, m.; sugna, piguedi-
ne, f.: grow —, divenir grasso, ingrassa-
re; make —, ingrassare. fat2, TR.: in-
grassare; impinguare; INTR.: divenire
grasso, ingrassare.
fa-tal, ADJ.: fatale; funesto. -talism,
s.: fatalismo, m. -talist, s.: fatalista,
m. -tàlity, S.: fatalità; predestina-
zione, f. -tally, ADV.: fatalmente, fu-
nestamente. -talness, s.: fatalità, f.,
destino inevitabile, m. -te, S.. fato, de-
stino, m. -s, S.PL.: parche, f. pl. -ted,
ADI. : fatato, decreto.
father I,s.: padre; genitore, m. father2,
tr.: adottare: — upon, attribuire, impu-
tare. -hood, s.: paternità, f. -in-
law, s.: suocero, m. -less, ADJ.: senza
padre, orfano. -limess, S.: amor pater-
ne, m., cura paterna, f. -ly1, ADJ.: pa-
ternale, paterno. -ly2, ADV.: da padre;
a modo di padre.
fathom 1, s.: braccio, m. (misura); acu-
tezza, f. fathom2, TR.: scandagliare,
affondare; penetrare. -less, ADJ.: non
misurabile, immenso ; impenetrabile.
fa-tidical, ADJ.: fatidico, indovino. -tif-
eroust, ADI. : fatale, mortale, esiziale.
fàt-igable, ADJ.: faticabile; penoso.
-igate, TR.: fatigare, travagliare, affan-
nare; straccare. -igwe, S.: fatica, pena,
f.; affanno, m.: be worn out with —,
essere affranto dalla fatica; man capable
of resisting —, uomo da fatica. -igue 2,
TR.: affaticare, travagliare ; stancare.
fit-ling, s.: bestia grassa, f. -ness,
8.: grassezza; untuosità, f. -ted, ADJ.:
Ingrassato, grasso. -ten, TR.: ingrassa-
Te; INTR.: divenire grasso, ingrassare.
-tening, s.: ingrassamento, m. -tish,
ADI. : grassetto. -ty, ADJ.: grasso; un-
tuoso, olioso.
fatù-ity, s.: fatuità, stupidezza, f. fàtu-
ous, ADI. : fatuo, stolto, stupido.
fatwitted, ADI.: stupido, sciocco.
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faweet, s.: zaffo, m.; canella, f.
faugh, INTERI. : eh via!
faulchion, s.: falcione, m., scimitarra, f.
faulcon = falcon.
faulti,s.: fallo, difetto, errore, m.; col-
pa; offesa, f.: whose — is it? di chi è la
colpa? — of the printer, errore di stampa,
m.; find — with, trovar da dire, ripren-
dere, vituperare. fault2, TR.: ripren-
dere, criticare; INTR.: errare. -er =
falter. -finder, s.: censore, critico, m.
-ful, ADJ.: colpevole. -ily, ADV.: im-
propriamente. -iness, S.: difetto; delit-
to, m. -less, ADJ.: senza errori; per-
fetto, eccellente. -lessness, s.: perfe-
zione, f. -y, ADI.: colpevole; difettoso.
faun, s.: (myth.) fauno, m.
fautori, s.: fautore, favoreggiatore, m.
favori, s.: favore; grazia; cortesia, f.;
servizio; credito, m.; ciera, aria, f.; fioc-
co di nastri, m.: with your —, con vostra
licenza; be in —, esser in grazia; curry
—, corteggiare, ingraziarsi; do one a —,
fare un favore ad uno, servire alcuno; do
me the —, fatemi la grazia; do me the —
to pass the book, mi favorisca il libro.
favor 2, TR.: favorire, esser favorevole;
vantaggiare; appoggiare; approvare;
aiutare; somigliare. -able, ADI.: favo-
revole; propizio. -ableness, S.: favo-
re, m., bontà; benignità ; grazia, f. -ably,
ADV.: favorevolmente. -ed, ADJ.: favo-
rito, appoggiato : ill-—, malfatto, brutto,
sgraziato ; well-—, ben fatto, vago. -ed-
ly, ADV.: favorevolmente. -edness, S.:
apparenza, f. -er, s.: fautore, protettore,
m. -ite, S.: favorito, m. -less, ADJ.:
senza protezione, sfavorevole, infausto.
fawn1, s.: cervetto, daino giovine, m.
fawn2, TR.: figliare; corteggiare servil-
mente; lusingare, adulare. -er, 8.: adu-
latore; lusinghiero, m. -ing, S.: adula-
zione, f.; carezzine, f. pl. -ingly, ADV.:
lusinghevolmente, servilmente.
fay1,S.:fata, maga, incantatrice; fede},
f.: by my —, alla fè. fay 2, INTR.: con-
guagliare, aggiustare.
fealty, s.: fedeltà, lealtà, fedelità, f.
féari, s.: timore, m., paura, tema, f.:
for —, per tema, per timore; be în —,
stand în —, temere; put în —, atterrire,
spaventare; there's no —, non v'è perico-
lo; vain —s, ubbie. fear2, TR.: te-
mere, paventare; INTR.: avere paura;
dubitare, esitare. -ful, ADJ.: timido, ti-
moroso ; orribile. -fully, ADV.: timida-
mente; terribilmente. -fulness, s.: ti-
midità, paura, f., timore, m. -less, ADJ.:
intrepido, ardito, bravo, coraggioso. -less-
ly, ADv.: senza timore, intrepidamente.
-lessness, s.: intrepidezza, f.; ardimen-
to, m., baldanza, f.
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fea-sibility, s.: agevolezza a farsi, pos-
sibilità, f. -sible, ADI.: fattevole, fatti-
bile, agevole a farsi. -sibleness = fea-
sibelity. -sibly, ADV.: praticabilmente,
in modo possibile.
féasti,s.: festino, banchetto, m.; festa,
festività, f. feast2, TR.: regalare;
INTR.: festeggiare, banchettare. -er, 8.:
che banchetta, festeggiante, m. -ful,
ADJ.: festoso, delizioso, grato. -ing, 8.:
festini, m. pl.
faat1,8.: fatto, atto, m., azione, f. feat2,
ADI. : destro, svelto. -eoust, ADJ.: puli-
to; destro, accorto. -eo0uslyj, ADV.: pu-
litamente ; destramente.
féather I, s.: piuma, penna, f.; orna-
mento, m.; bagatella, f.: birds of a —
flock together, ogni simile ama il suo si-
mile; shed its —s, mutar le penne;
show the white —, mostrarsi vigliacco.
feather 2,TR.: coprire di piume; abbel-
lire, ornare; INTR.: camminare come un
gallo: — one’s nest, arricchirsi. -bed,
8.: letto di piume, m., coltrice,f. -broom,
S.: mazzo di piume, m. -ed, ADJ.: guer-
nito di piume. -footed, ADJ.: co’ piedi
alati, piumate. -less, ADJ.: senza piu-
me, spiumato. -seller, s.: mercante di
piume, m. -y, ADJ.: coprito di piume,
vestito di piume.
feat-lyt, ADI.: agilmente, destramente,
gentilmente. -nesst, 8.: agilità, destrez-
za; pulitezza, gentilezza, f.
featurei, s.: lineamento, m.; fattezza,
faccia, f. featurez, INTR.: aver somi-
glianza nelle fattezze. -d, ADJ.: dalle
fattezza, che ha il viso, dalla faccia.
feaze, TR.: storcere, svolgere.
fèbri-fuge, S.: febbrifugo, m.
ADJ.: febbrile, di febbre.
Fébruary, 8.: febbraio, m.
fe-ees, 8. PL.: feccia, f.; escrementi, m.
pl.
fécu-lenee, -leney, S.: torbidezza, f.
-lent, ADJ.: feccioso.
fèc-und, ADJ.: fecondo, fertile. -unda-
tion, 8.: fecondazione, f., fecondare, m.
-undify, TR.: fecondare, fertilizzare.
-andity, S.: fecondità, fertilità ; copia, f.
fèdaryj, s.: associato, confederato, com-
0, m.
fèder-al, ADI. : alleato, federativo. -al-
ism, 8.: federalismo, m. -alist, S.:
federalista, m. -ary, S.: confederato,
alleato; complice, m. -ate, ADJ.: confe-
derato, collegato. -ation, s.: confedera-
zione, f. -ative, ADJ.: federativo; con-
federato.
fae1,s.: feudo, m.; ricompenza, sportu-
la; mercede, paga, f., onorario, salario,
m.: —s, guadagno casuale, m., spor-
tule, f. pl.; — simple, franco allodio, feu-
-le,
fellness
do assoluto. fee2, TR.: pagare, remune-
rare; corrompere.
féebl-e1, ADI.: debole, infermo, fiacco:
grow —, divenire debole, affievolirsi. -e 2,
TR.: indebolire, affievolire. -minded,
ADJ.: debole di mente, imbecille. -eness,
s.: debolezza, infermità, f. -y, ADV.:
debolmente, fievolmente.
féed 1, ADJ.: pagato, remunerato; cor-
rotto. feed2, s.: nutrimento, m.; pa
stura, f. feed3 (fed; fed), IRR.; TR.:
nutrire, pascere ; alimentare; conservare;
dilettare; INTR.: nutrirsi; pascersi; di-’
venir grasso, ingrassare: — upon, nu-
trirsi di; — the fire, conservare il fuoco.
-er, 8.: mutritore, mangiatore; ghiotto-
ne; fautore, m. -ing,s.: nutrimento;
pascolo, m.. high —, buona cera, buona
tavola, f.
fée-farm, 8.: censo enfiteutico, m.
féel1,8.: tatto, tocco, m. feel 2, IRR.;
TR.: essere sensibile, essere sensitivo;
— cold, essere freddo; — the pulse,
toccare (tastare) il polso; — soft, esser
morbido al tatto; — ones way, andare a
tastoni; essere circospetto; — for, com-
piangere. -er, 8.: toccatore, tastatore,
m.; (ent.) antenna, f.; tentaculo, m. -ing,
ADJ.: sensibile; sensitivo; s.: tatto; sen-
timento, m. -ingly, ADV.: sensibilmente;
vivamente.
fée-simple, s.: feudo assoluto, m.
féetless, ADJ.: senza piedi.
féign, TR.: fingere, simulare; inventare;
INTR.: infingersi, immaginarsi, rappresen-
tarsi; esitare, dubitare. -ed, ADJ.: fin-
to, simulato, dissimulato; inventato:-
story, finzione ; favola, f. ; — treble, (mus.)
falsetto; soprano, m. -edly, ADV.: fin-
tamente, falsamente. -edness, s.: fin-
zione ; falsezza, f., inganno, m. -er, 8.:
simulatore; inventore, m. -ing, 8.: fin-
gimento; travestimento, m. -ingly,
ADV.: fintamente.
fèint, s.: finzione ; (fenc.) finta, f.
feliei-tate, TR.: felicitare; congratu-
larsi. -tation, s.: congratulazione, f.
-tous, ADJ.: felice, fortunato; pellegri-
no, squisito. -tously, ADV.: felicemen-
te, prosperamente. -ty,S.: felicità, pro-
sperità, f.
feline, ADJ.: felino, di gatto.
fè111, ADpJ.: barbaro, inumano, fiero.
fell2,s.: pelle, pelliccia, f.; cuoio, m.
fell 3, TR.: atterrrare: abbattere; ta-
gliare. -able, ADJ.: buono a tagliare
(alberi). -er, s.: falegname; tagliale-
gna, m. -ing, S.: taglio, tagliamento,
atterramento, m.
féllmonger, 8.: cuoiaio, pellicciaio, m.
féllness, s.: crudeltà, inumanità; rab-
bia, f.
felloe
felloe = felly1.
féllo:ci, S.: compagno, compagnone ; so-
cio, camerata, collega; membro (d'un col-
legio), uomo, individuo; gaglioffo, m.:
base —, furfante, scellerato, m.; gay —,
giovialone ; good —, buon diavolo ; old —,
vecchiardo, vecchiaccio, m.; queer —,
goffo, sguaiato; saucy —, impertinente ;
stupid —, stupidaccio; my dear —, mio
caro; young —, giovane, giovanaccio, m.
fellow 2, TR.: appaiare, assortire; ac-
coppiare. citizen, S.: concittadino,
m. «commoner, S.: compagno di ta-
vola, m. «creature, S.: simile, m.
-feeling, S.: simpatia, f. -heir, s.:
coerede, m. -helper, s.: coadiutore,
m. elabourer, S.: collaboratore, coo-
peratore, m. -like, aDJ.: da socio.
«prisoner, s.: compagno della prigio-
ne, m. -servant, S.: compagno nel
servire, m. -ship, S.: compagnia, so-
cietà; intimità, f. -soldier,S.: com-
pagno in guerra, compagno d’ armi, m.
«student, S: condiscepolo, m. -suf-
ferer, S.: compagno in miseria, m.
-traveller, s.: compagno di viaggio,
m. -wort, S.: (bot.) genziana, f.
felly i, s.: razzo (circulo) di ruota, m.
felly:, ADv.: crudelmente, barbaramente.
felo-de-se, S.: uccisore di sè stesso, m.
fél-on, s.: fellone, malfattore; (med.)
panereccio, m. -Omious,- ADI.: fello-
nesco, crudele, inumano. -oniously,
ADV.: fellonescamente, da fellone. -ony,
s.: fellonia; scelleratezza, f.
felt1, s.: feltro, m.; borra; tosatura, f.
felt2, tR.: feltrare. -er, TR.: imbro-
gliare, sconciare. -ing,S.: feltrare, m.
-maker, s.: feltraiuolo, m.
felacea, s.: felucca, f.
female, ADJ.: femmineo, femminino, di
femmina; s.: femmina, f.
fem-inality, s.: femminilità, f.
féminine, ADJ.: femminino, femminesco.
fémoral, ADI.: femorale.
fén, s.: palude, pantano, m., maremma, f.
féne-e1, s.: siepe, chiusura ; difesa, f., ri-
paro; schermo, m.: — of pales, palificata,
palizzata, f. -e2, TR.: chiudere; palifica-
re; difendere, proteggere; INTR.: scher-
mire. -eless, ADJ.: senza chiusura, aper-
to. -er, S.: schermitore, m. -ible,
ADJ.: difendevole. -ing, S.: scherma,
arte della scherma, f. -img-master,
s.: maestro di scherma, m. -ing-school,
s.: scuola di scherma, f.
fèn-cress, s.: crescione di paludi, m.
«cricket, s.: grillotalpa, f.
fénd, TR: parare, schivare, scansare;
sfuggire; INTR.: difendersi; disputare;
ragionare; altercare. -er, S.: gardata,
ff: —s, (nav.) pagliette, f. pl.
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fén-duckj, s.: anatra salvatica, f.
fénerate, INTR.: usureggiare.
fén-fowl,s.: pollo di paludi, 2. -land,
S.: terreno paludoso, m.
fennel, s.: finocchio, m.
fénny, ADI: paludoso, pantanoso.
feod fiid, s.: feudo, m. -al, ADI.: feu-
dale, di feudo. -ary, -atory, s.: feuda-
tario, m.
féoff, TR.: infeudare. -é6e, s.: donatario,
m. -er, S : donatore, m. -ment, S.:
infeudazione, f.: — in trust, fedecommes-
so, m.
fe-raciousi, ADJ.: fertile. -ràeity], s.:
fertilità ; fecondità, f.
feral, ADJ.: tristo, funebre.
férial, ADJ.: feriale.
férine, ADJ.: salvatico ; feroce.
fermenti, s.: fermento, lievito, m. fer-
mént2, (IN)TR.: fermentare, lievitare.
-méntable, ADJ.: disposto a fermentare.
-méntal, ADJ.: fermentativo. -menta-
tion, s.: fermentazione, f. -mèntative,
ADJ.: fermentativo.
fermilleti, s.: fermaglio, m., fibbia, f.
férn, s.: felce, f. -y, ADJ.: pieno di
felce.
fer-ocious, ADI.: feroce, fiero, crudele.
-Ociously, ADI.: ferocemente. -Gcious-
ness, -deity, S.: ferocità, fierezza, fero-
cia, f.
férreous, ADJ.: ferreo, di ferro.
férreti, s.: furetto; fioretto, m. fer-
ret 2, TR.: cacciare col furetto, ricerca-
re, investigare. -er, S.: cacciatore col
furetto; investigatore, m.
ferriage, s.: passaggio, m.
ferriginous, ADJ.: ferruginoso, fer-
rigno.”
férrule, s.: ghiera, viera, f.
fèrryiI, S.: chiatta, f.; passaggio, m.
ferry 2, TR.: passare col barchetto: —
over, traghettare nel barchetto, passare
col navalestro. -boat, S.: chiatta, f.,
barchetto, m. -man, S.: barcaiuolo, na-
vicellaio, m.
fer-tile, ADI.: fertile, fecondo, fruttuoso.
-tileness, -tility, s.: fertilità; fecon-
dita, f. -tilize, TR.: fertilizzare; fe-
condare. -ti(le)ly, ADV.: fertilmente.
férulei, s.: ferza, sferza, f. ferule2,
TR.: sferzare.
fér-veney, S.: fervore; zelo, affetto, m.
-vent, ADJ.: fervente, fervido, ardente.
-vently, ADV.: con fervore, ardente-
mente. -vid, ADJ.: fervido, ardente.
-vidity, -vidness, S.: fervore, calore;
zelo, m. -vor, S.: fervore, ardore; af-
fetto, m.
fèscue, S.: fuscello, m., festuca (bacchet-
ta, f., ecc., per indicare ai fanciulli le let-
tere); (bot.) festuca, f.
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féss(e), s.: (her.) fascia, f.
féstal, ADI.: festevole; allegro.
fèster, INTR.: suppurare, impostemire.
-ing, S.: suppuramento, m.
festi-natej, ADJ.: frettoloso, spedito.
-natelyi, ADV.: in fretta, speditamente.
-nationi, S.: festinazione ; fretta; solle-
citudine, f.
fès-tival, ADJ.: festivo, festevole; S.:
giorno festivo, m., festa, f.; anniversa-
rio, m. -tive, ADJ.: festivo, festevole;
lieto, allegro. -tivity, s.: allegrezza, f.,
giubilo; giorno festivo, m. -tivous,
ADJ.: festivo, festoso; giocoso, lieto.
fest6on, S.: festone, m.
fat}, s.: pezzo, straccio, m
fétch 1, s.: artificio, m., astuzia, f.; pre-
testo, rigiro, m. fetch2, TR.: andare a
cercare; recare; portare; produrre: —
a blow, colpire; — one’s breath, prender
respiro, respirare; — a leap, fare un sal-
to, saltare; — @ sigh, trar (or gettare,
cavare) un sospiro, sospirare; — a walk,
fare una passeggiata; — away, portare
via; straportare; — down, portare giù;
affievolire; abbattere; — in, portare
dentro, introdurre; — off, levare via,
torre; — out, portare fuora; — over, at-
trappare; truffare; — up, portare sù;
condurre. -ed, ADJ.: cercato. -er, S.:
che anda a cercare.
fète (é Engl. acc.), s.: festa, f.
fet-ieh or -ish, S.: feticcio, m. -ieh-
ism, -ishism, S.: feticismo, m.
fetid, ADJ.: fetido, puzzolente, rancido,
nauseoso. -ness, S.: fetore, puzzo, m.
fetloek, s.: barbetta (della pastoia), f.
fétter, TR.: mettere in catena. -s, S. PL.:
catene, f. pl.; ferri, ceppi, m. pl.
fattle, TR.: (prov.) badaluccare.
fetus, s.: feto, embrione, m.
feud, s.: feudo, m.; contesa, altercazione,
rissa, f. -al, ADI.: feudale, di feudo; s.:
feudo, m. -atory, S.: feudatario, m.
-ist, s.: feudista, m.
fevertI,s.: febbre, f.: be in a —, have a
—, aver la febbre, febbricitare; strong
—, febbrone, m.; slight —, febbretta,
febbricetta, f.; acute —, febbre acuta;
intermittent —, febbre intermittente;
child-bed —, febbre puerperale ; fit of —,
accesso di febbre. fever2, TR.: dar la
febbre, cagionare la febbre. -et, sS.:
febbretta, f. -few, s.: matricale, cama-
milla, f. -ish, ADJ.: febbricoso, febbro-
so. -ishness, S.: febbricità, f. -ous,
-y, ADJ.: febbroso, febbricoso, febbrifero.
few, ADJ.: pochi (f. -che), piccolo numero
di: a —, alcuni pochi; very —, assai
pochi; in (a) — words, in poche parole,
in una parola, in breve.
fowelj = fuel.
fiendlike
few-er, ADJ.: meno, non tanto.
s.: pochezza, f., poco numero, m.
féy}, TR.: purgare un fosso.
fianee, TR.: fidanzare.
fiants, S. PL.: sterco di volpe, m
fiat, s.: decreto, ordine, m
fibi,s.: bugia, menzogna, f. fib2, INTR.:
dire bugie, mentire. -ber, s.: bugiardo,
mentitore, m.
fi-bre, s.: fibra, f., filamento, m.
s.: fibretta, fibrilla, f.
fibroso.
fibula, s.: fermaglio, m.; (anat.) fibula, f.
“ness,
-bril,
-brous, ADI:
fickl-e, ADJ.: mutabile, incostante.
-eness, S.: mutabilità, instanza, f. -y,
ADV.: incostantemente.
fic-tile, ADJ.: fittile.
invenzione, f.
fittizio, finto.
-tion, s.: finzione;
-tious, -titious, ADI.:
-titiously, ADV.: finta-
mente. -titiousness, s.: finzione, inven-
zione, f. -tive, ADI.: finto, fittizio, in-
ventato.
fiddl-e 1, s.: violino, m.: play on the —
suonare il violino; play (the) second —,
fare la parte secondaria. fiddle2, TR.:
suonare il violino. -e-bridge, s.: ponti-
cello di violino, m. -e=faddle, s.: ba-
loccheria, bagatella, f. -er, S.: suona-
tore di violino, violinista, m. -e-stick,
s.: archetto di violino, m.: —s! oibò!
trottole! -e=string, S.: corda da vio-
lino, f. -img, ADJ.: frivolo, vano:
business, faccenda di poca importanza, f.
fidélity, s.: fedeltà, lealtà, onestà, f.
fidg-ej, -et 1, INTR.: agitarsi, dimenarsi.
-et2, S.: agitazione, inquietezza, im-
pazienza, f. -ety, ADI.: inquieto, impa-
ziente.
fidu-cial, ADJ.: fiduciale, affidato. -cial-
ly, ADV.: fiducialmente. -ciary, ADI.:
fiduciario, fiduciale ; s.: fiduciario, deposi-
tario, fedecommissario, m.
fief, s.: feudo, m.
field, s.. campo, m.; campagna, f.; spa-
zio, m.: — of battle, campo di battaglia,
m.; take the —, uscire in campagna.
-battle, s.. campo di battaglia, m.,
giornata, f. «bed, s.: letto da campo;
lettuccio, m. -day, s.: rassegna, f,
giorno di rivista, mostra, f. -ed, ADJ.:
schierato, in ordinanza. fight, s.: bat-
taglia campale, f. »marshal, s.: ma-
resciallo di campo, m. mouse, S.: 501
cio di campo, m. officer, S.: ufficiale
dello stato maggiore, m. piece, S.:
pezzo @ artiglieria, m. -preacher, S.:
cappellano d’ un reggimento, m. -sports,
S. PL.: caccia, f. =works, s. PL.: Opere,
f. pl., lavori, m. pl.
fiend, s.: nemico; demonio, spirito mali-
gno, m. -like, ADJ.: diavolesco; ADV.:
da nemico.
fierce
fîeree, ADI. : fiero, furioso ; feroce; cru-
dele; impetuoso, terribile. -ly, ADV.:
fieramente, furiosamente; crudelmente.
-ness, S.: fierezza, ferocità; violenza;
crudeltà, f.
fier-iness, S.: ardore, fervore; impeto,
m. -y, ADJ.: igneo; collerico, impetuo-
so, furioso, focoso.
fifel, 8.: piffero, m. fif-e2, INTR.: fi-
schiare. -er, S.: piffero, suonatore di
piffero, m.
fif-teen, ADI. : quindici. -teenth, ADI.:
quindecimo. -th, ADJ.: quinto: four
(ete.) —s, quattro (ecc.) quinti. -tieth,
ADJ.: cinquantesimo. -thly, ADv.: in
quinto luogo. -ty, ADJ.: cinquanta.
figi, s.: fico, m.; bagattella, f.: I care
nota — for him, mi rido di lui. figz,
TR.: beffare, berteggiare.
figaryi, s.: capriccio, m., fantasia, f.
fight, s.: combattimento, m., battaglia,
f.; conflitto, m., zuffa, mischia, f.: cock-
—, combattimento di galli, m.; sea-—,
combattimento navale, m. fight2, IRR.;
TR.: pugnare, contrastare; IRR.; INTR.:
combattere, far battaglia: — a duel,
duellare, fare duello; — hand to hand,
battersi corpo a corpo; — hard, battersi
gagliardamente; — it out, decidere colle
armi; — one’s way, farsi strada; — a
duel, battersi in duello, duellare. -er,
8.: combattitore; duellante, m. -ing,
ADI. : combattente ; guerriero, bellico ; S.:
combattimento, m. -ing-field, s.: cam-
po di battaglia, m. -ing-man, S.: com-
battente, m.
fig-leaf, s.: foglia di fico, f.
figment, s.: finzione; invenzione, f.
fig-pecker, s.: beccafico, m. -tree,
8.: fico (albero), m.
figur-able, ADJ.: figurabile. -ate, ADI.:
figurato. -Atign, S.: figuramento, figu-
rare, m.; immaginazione, f. -ative,
ADI. : figurativo, allegorico. -atively,
ADV.: figurativamente, ' figuratamente.
-el, s.: figura, forma; immagine, f.;
aspetto, m.; apparenza; eminenza, f.:
make some — in the world, far figura nel
mondo; cut a pretty —, far bella figura;
wax —, figura di cera. -e2, TR.: figu-
rare; rappresentare: — one’s self, figu-
rarsi, immaginarsi. -e-=head, s.: (nav.)
pulena, f., tagliamare, m.; (un) nulla,
(uno) zero, M.
figwort, s.: scrofolaria, f.
filaceous, ADI.: filamentoso, fibroso.
fila-ment, s.: filamento, m., fibra, f.
-méntous, ADI. : filamentoso.
ira s. PL.: filandre (del falcone),
° pl.
bert, s.: nocciuola, avellana, f. «tree,
S.: nocciuolo, m.
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filch, TR.: truffare, ingannare, fraudare.
«er, S.: truffatore, giuntatore, furbo, m.
-ing, s.: truffa, furberia, f.
filet, s.: filo, m.; fila; lista, linea, f.; or-
financier
dine, m.; lima, f.: — of papers, fascetto,
mazzo (di scritti), m.; — of pearls, filo di
perle, vezzo, m.; — after —, alla sfilata.
file 2, TR.: infilare; limare ; pulire: — off,
sfilare; marciare alla sfilata. -cutter,s.:
fabbro di lime, m. -dust, s.: limatura, f.
filemot, 8.: colore di foglia morta, m.
filer, s.: limatore, m.
fil-ial, ADJ.: filiale, di figliuolo. -ially,
ADV.: in modo filiale. -iation, s.: filia-
zione ; discendenza, f.
fili-grane}, -grée, s.: filigrana, f.
filing, s.: (il) limare; -s, PL.: limatura,,
f.; (leg.) deposito, m.; presentazione d’ u-
na domanda, f.
filli, s.: sufficienza, abbondanza, f.: eat
ones —, mangiare a crepapelle, satollar-
si. fill2, TR.: empiere, empire; saziare;
versare; INTR.: empiersi, riempirsi: —
up, compire; colmare; rimpiazzare; — to
overflowing, colmare; — a place, coprire
una carica; — a@ glass, empire un bicchie-
re. -er,s.: ingombro; caricatore, m.
filleti, s.: banda; striscia, f.; (arch.)
astragalo; — of veal, filetto, lombo di vi-
tello, m., coscia di vitello, f. fillet 2, TR.:
bendare; ornare d’ un tondino.
fillibeg, s.: spezie di gonnella, f.
filling, ADJ.: che sazia, che satolla, sa-
zievole; S.: empiere, m.
fillip1, s.: buffetto, biscottino, m. fil-
lip 2, TR.: dare un biscottino.
filly, s.: cavalla giovane, cavallina, f.,
puledra, f.
film 1, s.: membrana, pellicina, pellicola,
buccia, f. film 2, TR.: coprire d’ una pel-
licola. -y, ADJ.: membranoso.
filteri,s.: filtro, colatoio, m. filter2,
TR.: colare, filtrare; purificare. -ing,
ADJ.: filtrante, trapelante. -stone, S.:
pietra da filtrare, f. -paper, s.: lin-
guetta, f.
filth, s.: sporcizia, schifezza; spazzatura;
corruzione, f. -ily, ADV.: sporcamente,
schifamente, rozzamente. -iness, S.:
sporcheria, schifezza, bruttura, lordura, f.
-y, ADJ.: sporco, sucido, sordido.
fil-trate, TR.: filtrare, feltrare, colare.
-tration, s.: filtrazione, f., colamento, m
fimbriate, TR.: orlare, fregiare.
fin, s.: ala; pinna (de’ pesci), f.
finable, ADJ.: soggetto ad ammenda, de-
gno di multa.
final, ADJ.: finale, ultimo, estremo. -ly,
ADV.: finalmente, ultimamente.
finàn-ee, S.: finanza, rendita, entrata, f.
-cial, ADJ.: relativo alle finanze. -eier,
s.: finanziere, uffiziale delle finanze, m.
fish
to di pinne. =toed, ADI. : di piè membra.
noso, palmipede.
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finary, s.: fucina, ferriera, f.
finch, s.: fringuello, m.
finary
find, IRR.; TR.: trovare; scoprire, rinve- | fipple, s.: zaffo (d’ un flauto), m.
nire; fornire, provvedere; INTR.: avve-| fir, S.: abete, m. «cone, s.: pigna, f.
dersi, accorgersi: — one’s self, trovarsi, | fireI, s.: fuoco; incendio; abbruciamen-
sentirsi; — fault with, trovar a ridire a;| to, m.: St. Anthony's —, risipola, f.;
make a —, far fuoco; take —, pigliar
fuoco, cominciare ad ardere. fire2, TR.;
mettere il fuoco; infiammare ; INTR.: tira-
re; dar fuoco. -arms, S. PL.: armi
da fuoco, f. pl. -ball, s.: granata,
bomba; meteora, f. -brand, s.: tiz-
zone, m. “brush, 8.: piccola scoppa
da fuoco, f. -company, S.: compa-
gnia di pompieri, f. drake, s.: dra-
gone volante, m. engine, S.: tromba,
pompa da fuoco, f. fan, s.: parafuoco,
m. fork, S.: forcone, attizzatoio, m.
-grate, s.: grata del focolare, f. -kiln,
fornello, m., fornace (da fondere),
elock, s.: archibuso, schioppo, m.
riprendere, biasimare, criticare; — one’s
way, introdursi; — out, trovare, inventa-
re, spiegare, scoprire. -er,s.: trovatore,
scopritore, m. -fault,s.: censore, cri-
tico, m.
fine:, ADJ.: fino, sottile; pulito; bello;
elegante; puro; lucido, chiaro; acuto,
affilato; squisito, eccellente; pomposo,
grazioso ; destro, abile, svelto; scaltrito,
artificioso: — young fellow, bel giovinot-
to. finez, s.: multa, ammenda; conclu-
sione, f.: in —, finalmente, in somma.
fine 3, TR.: affinare; chiarare; purgare;
condannare all’ ammenda; INTR.: pagare | S.:
l'ammenda. -draw, TR.: cucire, risarcire. | f.
-drawer, s.: cucitore, risarcitore, rac-| man, s.: pompiere; (rail.) fuochista,
conciatore,m. -drawing,s.: cucitura,| m. -new, ADJ.: giusto uscito del fuoco;
f., risarcimento, racconciamento, m. =fin-| nuovo. -ordeal, s.: prova del fuoco,
gered, ADJ.: abile, destro. -ly, ADV.:| f. «pan, s.: focone dell’ armi, m.
finamente, pulitamente; elegantemente;| -place, s.: focolare,m. «proof, ADJ.:
vagamente. -mess, S.: finezza; delica-| a pruova di fuoco. fire-r, S.: incendia-
tezza; bellezza, f. -er, S.: affinatore,| rio, m. =room, S.: camera con un cam-
raffinatore, m. fine-ry, S.: ornamento;| mino, f. screen, S.: parafuoco, m.
-ship, s.: brulotto, m. -shovel, s.:
paletta da fuoco, f. side, S.: foco-
lare; cammino, m. »stick, S.: tizzone,
tizzo, m. -stone, S.: focolare, m., pirite,
f. tongs, S. PL.: mollette, f. pl
-wood, s.: legna, f. pl. «work, 8.:
fuoco artifiziale, m. worker, s.: faci-
tore di fuochi artifiziali; ingegnere, m.
firing, s.: scarica, f.; legnaf, f. pl.
firk}, TR.: battere, sferzare, frustare.
firkin, s.: quarteruola, f. (misura).
firm 1, ADJ.: fermo, fisso, stabile, costan-
aggiustamento, m. =spoken, ADI.: affet-
tatamente civile. -spun, ADJ.: sottile.
finésse, s.: artificio, m., stratagemma, f.
fingeri, s.: dito, m.: have a thing at
ones —’s end, saper una cosa su per le
dita; have a — in the pie, esser complice
nella cosa. finger2, TR.: maneggiare,
toccare. -board, s.: (instr.) tastatura,
f. -ed, ADJ.: che ha le dita, dalle dita.
-ing, S.: maneggiamento, toccamento, m.
-stall, s.: fasciatura d’ un dito, m.
fingle-fangle, s.: bagattella, chiappole-
ria, f. te: the — land, il continente. firm2,
finical, ADJ.: affettato, ritroso, schifo, | S.. associazione (di mercanti), firma, f.
studiato. -ly, ADV.: con affettazione. | firm 3, TR.: fermare, fissare; conferma-
-ness, S.: affettazione; schifiltà; ritro-| re; stabilire.
sia, f. firma-ment, s.: firmamento, cielo, m.
fining, s.: multare; chiarificare, m., puri- | -méntal, ADJ.: del firmamento, celeste.
ficazione, f. firm-ly, ADV.: fermamente; con istabi-
lità. -mess, s.: fermezza; costanza, f.
first, ADJ.: primo; principale; ADV.:
finish 1, s.: fine; compimento, m. fin-
ish 2, TR.: finire, terminare; compire: —
of, ultimare, dare gli ultimi tocchi a.
-ed, ADJ.: finito, perfetto; compito ; ter-
minato. -er, S.: finitore, compitore;
giustiziere, boia, m. -img, ADJ.: che
finisce, che mette fine a: — blow, colpo
di grazia.
finite, ADI. : limitato, determinato. -less,
ADJ.: immenso, illimitato. -ly, ADV.: fi-
nitamente, con limitazione. -mess, 8.:
limitazione, f., limiti, f. pl.
\fin-less, ADJ.: senza pinne. -like, ADJ.:
fatto a modo di pinna. -my, ADJ.: forni-
primieramente, in primo luogo: in the —
place, in primo luogo, primieramente; at
— sight, a prima vista, subito; — or last,
presto o tardi; at —, alla prima; at —
blush, sul primo. born, s.: primoge-
nito, m. -cousin, S.: cugino germano,
m. -fruits, S. PL.: frutti primaticci, m.
pl., primizie, f. pl. -ling, S.: primo na-
to, m.
fir-tree, s.: abete, m.
fisc, s.: fisco, m. -al, ADI.: fiscale.
fish1, s.; pesce, m.; (nav.) lapazza, f
fish
fish2, TR.: pescare; (nav.) traversare,
capponare (l'ancora): — a mast, lapaz-
zare un pennone. “bone, S.: spina di
pesce, f. «day, S.: giorno magro, m.
-er, -erman, S.: pescatore, m. -er-
woman, S.: pescivendola, f. -ery,S.:
pesca,f.; pescare, m. -ful, ADJ.: pieno
di pesci. -gig, S.: (nav.) fiocina, f.
shook, S.: amo, m. -ing, S.: pesca,
pescagione, f. -ing-boat, s.: barca di
pescatore, f. -img-gear, s.: attrezzi
pescherecci, m. pl. -ing-line, s.: lenza,
f. -ing-place, s.: pescheria, f. -ing-
rod, s.: canna da pescare, verga dell’ amo,
f. -ing-spear, S.: rampone, m. -ket-
tle, s.: navicella da pesce, f. «market,
s.: pescheria, f. -meal, s.: dieta di pesce;
cattiva cera, f. -monger, S.: pesciven-
dolo, m. =pond, s.: vivaio, m., peschie-
ra, f. =wife, «woman, S.: pesciven-
dola, f. -y, ADJ.: abbondante di pesci.
fisk}, INTR.: correre qua e là; sfuggire
la scuola.
fi-ssile, ADJ.: fissile; che può spaccarsi.
-ssiom, S.: spacamento, m. -ssure, S.:
fessura, spaccatura, crepatura, f.
fist, s.: pugno, m. -icuffs, S. PL.: per-
cosse col pugno, pugna, f. pl.: go to —,
fare alle pugna.
fistu-la, s.: fistola, f. -lar, ADJ.: fisto-
lare. -lous, ADJ.: fistoloso.
fitI, ADJ.: idoneo, atto, capace; convene-
vole, giusto, proporzionato ; apparecchia-
to, pronto: make one’s self — for, prepa-
rarsi; be — to, esser in istato di. fit2,
$.: accesso, attacco, parossismo ; capric-
cio, m., fantasia, f., ghiribizzo, m.: ague,
— accesso di febbre terzana, m.; — of
gout, attacco di podagra, m.; — of love,
trasporto d’ amore, m.; — of madness,
pazzia; frenesia, f.; by —s, a scosse;
qualche volta, di tempo in tempo; by —s
and starts, a stento, a spilluzzico. fit3,
TR.: aggiustare, adattare, accomodare;
Preparare; assortire; INTR.: accomodar-
si; convenire: — out, provvedere, fornire;
armare; — up, addobbare, guarnire.
fitch, s.: veccia, f.: wild —, veccia sal-
vatica, f. -'&w, s.: puzzola, f.
fitful, ADJ.: variabile; irregolare; in-
certo.
fit-ly, ADv.: convenevolmente, giusta-
mente, attamente. -ment, s.: adatta-
mento, m.; conformità; convenienza, f.
“ness, 8.: convenienza; attitudine, pro-
porzione, f. -tablet, ADJ.: convenevole.
-tedness, s.: attitudine, convenienza, f.
«ter, s.: che adatta; fetta, f. -ting,
ADI. : convenevole; giusto, idoneo; S.: at-
tezza; convenevolezza, f.: — out, allesti-
te, equipaggiare, armamento, m.
five, ADJ.: cinque: — hundred, cinque-
fizgig, S.:
flabby, ADJ.: floscio, vizzo, moscio.
flàc-eid, ADJ.: flaccido, moscio.
flagship, 8.:
flail, s.: coreggiato, m.
flak-e1, fiocco, m.; scintilla; lamina, f.:
flimbeau -bo, S.:
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cento; — thousand, cinquemila. -fold,
ADJ.: quintuplo. -leaved, ADJ.: cinque
foglio. -s, S. PL.: vivole, f. pl.
flame
fix, TR.: fissare, affissare, piantare ; stabi-
lire; INTR.: fissarsi; coagularsi; determi-
narsi, risolvere ; stabilire la sua dimora:
— a business, terminare un negozio; — a
day, appuntare un giorno, convenire del
giorno ; — upon, scegliere, eleggere; —
the eyes upon one, fissare gli occhi in al-
cuno. -ation, s.: fissazione, f.; stabili-
mento, m. -ed, ADJ.: fisso, affissato ; de-
stinato, determinato. -edly, ADV.: fissa-
mente; certamente. -edness, S.: stabi-
lità; attenzione, applicazione, f. -ity,
8.: fissezza, f. -ture, s.: fermezza, f.;
mobile, m.
rampone, m.; fiocina, f.
-eidi-
ty, -eidness, S.: flaccidità; fiacchezza,
rilassazione, f.
flacker, INTR.: (prov.) sfavillare.
flagi, s.: bandiera, f.; stendardo; ghiag-
giulo, m.: union —, bandiera dell’ unione;
— of truce, bandiera bianca; haul down
the —, ammaniare (abbassare) la bandie-
ra; hoist the —, issare la bandiera.
flag 2, TR.: lasciare cadere; lastricare;
INTR.: cadere; sgomentarsi; avvilirsi;
languidire. -broom, s.: scopa di giun-
chi, f.
flagel-late, TR.: fiagellare. -lation,
S.: flagellazione, f.
flageolet, s.: zufolo, m.
flàg-giness, S.: allentamento; rilassa-
mento, m.; debolezza, f. -gy, ADI.: fiac-
co, floscio, molle; insipido.
flagitious, ADJ.: fiagizioso, scellerato.
-ness, S.:
vagità, f.
scelleratezza, ribalderia, mal-
flàg-officer, S.: caposquadra, m.
flagon, s.: fiasco, m., boccetta, f.
flagran-ee, -ey, S.: ardore, fervore, fuo-
co, m. -t, ADJ.: ardente, fervente, foco-
so; famoso, notorio. -tly, ADV.: arden-
temente ; notoriamente.
ammiraglio, m. (nave).
— of ice, ghiacciuolo, m.; — of wool,
fiocco di lana. -e2, INTR.: rompersi in
lamine, spelarsi. -y, ADJ.: fioccoso, la-
minoso.
flàm1i, s.: menzogna, bugia, favola, ciar-
la, carota, f. flam 2, TR.: ingannare con
una bugia, deludere.
face, fiaccola, f.;
torchio, m.
flame I, s,: fiamma, f.; fervore; amore,
m.: little —, fiammata; be in a —, fiam-
meggiare; set all in —, metter tutto a
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fuoco e fiamma.
meggiare; ardere.
di color di fiamma.
flamen, s.: (myth.) flamine, m. ;
flaming, ADJ.: fiammeggiante, ardente.
flamingo, s.: fenicottero, m.
fiàm-mable}, ADJ.: infiammabile, accen-
flame
flame 2, INTR.: fiam-
=coloured, ADJ.:
dibile. -meoust, ADJ.: fiammesco, di
fiamma. -mivomous, ADJ.: vomitante
fiamme. -y, ADJ.: fiammante; ardente.
flanconade, s.: fiancata, f.
flànk1,s.: fianco, lato, m.: in the —,
nel fianco. flank2,TR.: fiancheggiare,
fiancare. -er,S.: (fort.) fianco, m. -ed,
ADI. : fiancuto.
fiànnel, s.: flanella, f.: — shirt, cami-
ciuola, f.; corpetto di flanella, m.
flàp:,s.: lembo, m.; botta, percossa, f.,
colpo, m.: — of a coat, falda d’ un vestito,
f.; — of the ear, oreglia, f.; orecchio
‘esteriore, m.; — of a shoe, orecchio d’ u-
na scarpa, m. flap2,TR.: battere, per-
cuotere: — the wings, battere le ale; —
down, abbassarsi. dish, s.: tavola da
ripiegarsi, f. -jack, s.: torta di mele, f.
flar-e, INTR.: splendere con luce transito-
ria; consumarsi, struggersi. -img, ADJ.:
abbagliante, splendente.
flash I, s.: fiamma subita; vampa, f.; ba-
leno; lampo, m.: — of the eye, occhiata,
f., sguardo, m.; — of fire, vampa, f.; —
of lightning, baleno, lampo, m.; — of
mirth, effusione di gioia, f.; — of wit, ar-
guzia, f.; concetto spiritoso, m. flash2,
TR.: schizzare, zaccherare; spruzzare;
INTR.: risplendere, lampeggiare, scintil-
lare. -er, S.: uomo superficiale, m. -ily,
ADV.: di poca cognizione. -img, S.: vi-
vezza subita di lume, f.; splendore ; spruz-
zo (d’acqua), m. -y, ADJ.: frivolo, insi-
pido; pomposo.
flask, s.: fiasco, m., fiaschetta, f. -et, S.:
paniera, cesta, f.; canestro, m.
flàtI, ADJ.: piatto, spianato; sventato,
insipido; franco, f.; s.. pianura, f.;
paese piano; (nav.) basso fondo, m.,
secca, f.; (mus.) bimmolle, m.: — dis-
course, discorso insipido, m.; — drink,
bevanda sventata, f.; — lie, bugia mani-
festa, f.; — nose, naso schiacciato, m.;
— side, piatto (d’ una spada), m.; —
voice, voce di basso, f.; give a — denial,
ricusare nettamente; grow —, indebolir-
si; lay —, appianare; demolire; lie —
upon the ground, stendersi per terra.
flat2, TR.: spianare, appianare; sven-
tare ; INTR.: appianarsi; insipidire. =bot-
tomed, ADJ.: (nav.) col fondo piano.
enosed, ADJ.: camuso. -ly, ADV.: in
piano, sulla terra; schiettamente. -ness,
S.: pianezza; insipidezza; debolezza, f.
“nosed, ADJ.: camuso, rincagnato. -ted,
fleecy
ADJ.: spianato, appianato. -ten, mR.:
appianare; abbattere; INTR.: appianarsi;
insipidire. -tening, s.: stiacciatura, f.
flàtteri, s.: martello, martellino, m.
flatter2, TR.: adulare, lusingare. -er,
s.: adulatore, lusingatore, m. -ing, ADI.:
lusinghevole ; piacevole. -ingly, ADV.:
piacevolmente, dolcemente. -y, 8.: adu-
lazione, lusinga, f., lusingamento, m.
flattish, ADJ.: alquanto piatto; insipido.
flat-uleney, s.: flatuoista, f. -ulent,
ADJ.: flatuoso, ventoso; frivolo. -uòsi-
ty, S.: flatuosità, ventosità, f. -uous,
ADJ.: flatuoso, ventoso.
flatwise, ADV.: in piano, di piatto, sulla
terra.
flàuntI, s.: pompa, f. flaunt2, INTR.:
pompeggiare, pavoneggiarsi. -ing, ADJ.:
attillato, acconcio, albagioso, pomposo.
flavour I, 8.: sapore gustoso, gusto grade-
vole, odore, m. flavour2, TR.: dare un
gusto aromatico, dar fragranza, render
saporito. -ous, ADJ.: odorante, sapori-
to. -less, ADJ.: senza aroma (or pro-
fumo), insipido.
flawi,s.: fessura, crepatura, f.; difetto,
errore, m.; invalidità ; commozione, f., tu-
multo, m.: find a — în, trovar un diletto
in; — of wind, soffio, m.; folata di vento,
sbuffo di vento, m. flaw2, TR.: rom-
pere, crepare, spezzare; danneggiare, vio-
lare. -less, ADJ.: senza fessure; senza
difetto, perfetto. -y, ADJ.: crepato, fesso;
defettuoso, imperfetto.
flàx1,s.: lino, m.: dress —, scotolare il
lino. -comb, S.: scotola, f. =dress-
er, S.: che scotola il lino, ecc. -en,
ADJ.: di lino; biondo. =field, s.: lineto,
m. »finch,s.: fanello, n. »seed,s.:
linseme, m. -y = flaxen.
flay, TR.: scorticare. -er, S.: scortica-
tore, m. -img,s.: scorticamento, scor-
ticare, m.
fléaa 1, s.: pulce, f. flea2, TR.: torre le
pulci, spulciare. -bane, s.: pulicaria,
Sf. -bite, -biting, s.: morsicatura di
pulce, f. -bitten, ADJ.: morsicato da
pulci.
fléak}1, s.: fiocco, m.; ciocca, J.
fléam, s.: lancetta, f.
flécker, TR.: macchiare; pezzarc.
fléction = flexion.
flèdge1, ADJ.: piumato, coperto di piume.
fledge2, TR.: coprire di piume; dar
delle ‘ale; INTR.: cominciare a metier le
piume.
flée, IRR.; INTR.: fuggire; voltare le cal-
cagna; — from, scappare da.
fléee-e1,s.: tosone, vello, m. -e2, TR.:
tondere; pelare; scorticare. -er, S.:
tosatore ; scorticatore, m. -y, ADI.: la-
nuto, lanoso.
fleer
fléer1,S.: derisione, beffa, f. fleer2,
mmr.: deridere; schernirè, beffeggiare,
beffare. -er, S.: deriditore, beffatore,
m. -ing, ADJ.: sfacciato; S.: viso ar-
cigno, n.
fléet1, ADI. : presto, veloce; spedito ; leg-
giero. fleet2, fiotta; armata di mare,
f.; golfo, m., baia, f. fleet3, IRR.; TR.:
passare leggiermente; toccare; INTR.:
scorrere; svanire: — milk, levar il fior
del latte. -img, ADJ.: transitorio, pas-
seggiero. -ly, ADV.: con velocità, agil-
mente, leggiermente. -ness, S.: celerità,
velocità, prestezza, f.
flésh I, s.: carne; polpa; (jig.) carnalità,
f.: gather —, ingrassare; go the way of
all —, morire; take —, incarnarsi.
flesh 2, indurire; animare, incoraggiare ;
saziare. =broth, S.: brodo di carne, m.
«colour, S.: colore di carne, m.; carna-
gione, f. coloured, ADJ.: colore di
carne, incarnato. =day, S.: giorno gras-
80, m. diet, S.: cibo di carne, m.
-ful, ADJ.: carnoso, carnuto. -hook,
s.: forcina, forchetta, f. -iness. S.:
carnosità; pinguedine, f. -less, ADJ.: ma-
gro, macilento, smunto. .-liness, S.:
carnalità ; sensualità, f. -ly, ADJ.: car-
nale; sensuale, animale. -meat, S.:
carne (da mangiare), f. «pot, S.: rami-
no, m., pentola, f. =quakef, s.: tremito
del corpo, m. -y, ADJ.: carnoso; pol-
poso.
fle-x, TR.: flettere}, piegare. -xibil-
ity, s.: flessibilità, arrendevolezza ; com-
piacenza, f. -xible, ADI.: flessibile,
pieghevole, arrendevole ; cortese. -xible-
ness = flexibility. -xion, s.: flessione;
piegatura, f. -xor, s.: (anat.) flessore, m.
-xuous, ADJ.: flessuoso, pieghevole ; va-
riabile. -xure, s.: flessura; curvatura, f.
flicker, INTR.: svolazzare, dimenarsi.
flier, s.: bilanciere; fuggitore, fuggiti-
VO, M.
flight, s.: fuga; volata, f., stormo, m.:
= of arrows, tirata di frecce, f.; — of
birds, stormo d’ uccelli, m.; — of folly,
stravaganza, sciocchezza, f.: — of genius,
concetto spiritoso, m.; — of steps, ter-
razzo, m.; loggia, f.; take —, spiccar il
volo; take to (the) —, fuggirsene, scap-
pare. -imess, S.: leggerezza; irregola-
rità, f. «shot, s.: frecciata, f. -y, ADJ.:
fuggitivo, veloce ; fantastico.
flimflam}, s.: baloccheria, frascheria,
bagattella, f.
flim-siness, 8.: fiacchezza; leggerezza,
trivialita, f. -sy, ADJ.: fiacco, moscio,
floscio ; triviale: — stuff, stoffa floscia.
flinch, INTR.: sbigottirsi; ritirarsi; tra-
lasciare, desistere; abbandonare. -er,8.:
codardo, pusillanimo, m.
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flinder, s.: scheggia, f.; frammento, m.
=mouse }, Ss. : pipistrello, m.
fling1!,s.: colpo, m., botta; beffa, burla,
f. fling2 (fina ; flung), IRR.; TR.: get-
tare, buttare; vibrare; lanciare; span-
dere; INTR.: calcitrare: — at, lanciare;
avventarsi; — away, ributtare ; dissipa-
re; involarsi; — down, buttar giù, atter-
rare; rovinare, disfare; — off, schivare;
cacciare; — out, buttare fuori; ostinar-
si; — up, abbandonare; ritirarsi. -er,
S.: gettatore; beffatore, m.
flint, s.: pietra focaia, selce, f.; ciottolo,
Mm. glass, S.: vetro di rocca, m.
-hearted, ADJ.: spietato, crudele.
estone, S.: selce, f. -y, ADJ.: selcioso;
spietato, inesorabile.
flip, s.: bevanda cordiale, f.
flippan-ey, 5.: ciarla, ciarleria, f. -t,
ADJ.: vivace, allegro; svegliato, ciarliero :
— discourse, discorso vano, m.; — per-
son, persona linguacciuta, f.; — tongue,
lingua sciolta, f. -tly, ADV.: spensiera-
tamente.
flirt 1, s.: moto celere ed elastico, m.; ci-
vetta, sfacciatella, f. flirt2, TR.: lan-
ciare, gettare; far muovere; INTR.: muo-
versi; beffeggiare; civettare. -Ation,s.:
civetteria, f.
flit, INTR.: svolazzare, fuggire; esser in-
stabile.
flitch, s.: lardone; costereccio di por-
co, m.
flitter, s.: cencio; straccio; brandello,
m. -mouse, S.: pipistrello, vipistrello,
m., nottola, f.
flit-tiness}, s.: leggerezza, instabilità, f. -
-ting, S.: offesa; colpa; fuggita, f.
-ty}, ADJ.: instabile, variabile.
fldati,s.: traino, fodero di legname, m.;
zatta, f.; sughero, m. float2, TR.: im-
mergere, inondare ; INTR.: fiottare, galleg-
giare, ondeggiare; star sospeso. -boat,
S.: zatta, zattera, chiatta, f. -board,
s.: pala (di ruota di mulino), f. -ing-
bridge, S.: ponte di barche, pontone, m.
-y, ADJ.: galleggiante, a galla.
flòck1,s.: banda, truppa; turba: gregge,
mandra, f.; fiocco, m.: — of wool, bioc-
colo di lana, m. flock2, INTR.: affollarsi,
adunarsi attorno. =bed,s.: letto di bor-
ra, m -img,S.: folla di popolo, concor-
so, m.
flég, TR.: frustrare, sferzare. -ging, S.:
fustigazione, flagellamento, m., bastona-
ta, f.
flood1, s.: inondazione, f., diluvio; flusso.
torrente, m.: — of tears, torrente di lagri-
me, m. flood2,TR.: inondare; sommer-
gere. -gate, s.: cateratta; imposta, f.
fléok, s.: uncino, raffio dell’ ancora, m.,
patta, f.
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floor 1, s.: palco; pavimento, suolo; piano,
appartamento; (nav.) fondo, taglio, m.:
brick (tile) —, ammattonato, m.; ground
—, pian terreno, m.; second —, secondo
piano; on a —, di fuga. floor2, TR.:
intavolare, coprir di tavole, impalcare con
tavole: — one, stramazzare uno. -ing,
S.: impalcamento, m.
flòp, TR.: battere le ale, scoppiare.
floral, ADJ.: fiorale.
florenee, S.: panno di Firenze, m.
floret, S.: fioretto, m.
flòr-id, ADJ.: florido, vago, adornato.
-idity, -idness, s.: floridezza, freschez-
za di colore, f., colorito delle guance, m.
-iferous, ADJ.: pieno di fiori.
flérin, s.: fiorino, m.
florist, S.: fiorista, dilettante di fiori, m.
fldrulent}, ADJ.: fiorente, in fiori.
flésculous, ADI. : (bot.) flosculoso.
flòss, S.: borra, f.; rifiuto, m.: — silk,
borra di seta, f.
flòt-sam, -son, s.: merci (di naufragio),
che il mare getta sulla spiaggia.
flbuneel, S.: guarnizione, balzana, f.
flounce 2, TR.: guarnire di balzane;
INTR.: tuffarsi; dimenarsi, dibattersi: —
about, sbuffare di sdegno.
fléunder!, s.: sogliola, pesce passera,
lima, f. flounder2, INTR.: dibattersi;
agitarsi, dimenarsi.
fiéur, s.: farina, f.; fiore del grano, m.
flour-ishi,s.: fiorita, f.; ornamento; trat-
to di penna, ghirigoro, m.; (arch.) fiorone,
rosone, m.; (mus.) preludio, m.: — in
discourse, fiore di parlare, m.; — of a
trumpet, trombata, f.; — of words, spam-
panata, millanteria, burbanza, f. -ish2,
TR.: ornare di fiori; ornare, adornare, ab-
bellire; INTR.: essere in fiore, fiorire; pro-
sperare; gloriarsi, vantarsi; (mus.) pre-
ludiare, suonare un preludio: — with a
pen, intrecciare linee; — a trumpet, suo-
nare di trombe; — a sword, brandire la
spada. -ishing, ADJ.: fiorente, florido;
prospero; pomposo; s.: ampolosità, f.;
floor
vanto, m. -ishingly, ADV.: pomposa-
mente.
fléuti, s.: scherzo, m., beffa, burla, f.
flout2, INTR.: schernire, beffare, bur-
lare. -er, 8.: beffatore, burlone, m.
flòw1, S.: flusso, m.; abbondanza, copia,
f. flow 2,TR.: inondare, diluviare; INTR. :
colare; provenire: — în, affluire; — over,
traboccare ; inondare, allagare.
flòower1,s.: fiore; ornamento, m.: small —,
fiorellino, m.; artificial —s, fiori finti; in
the — of age, nel fiore dell’ eta. flower 2,
TR.: ornare di fiori, ricamare; INTR.: fio-
rire; spumare, fermentare. =bud, s.:
gemma, f.; bottone, m. dust, s.: pol-
line, m. -ed, ADJ.: fiorito, guernito di
flutter
fiori. -de-luce, s.: fiordaliso, m. -et,
S.: fioretto, fiorellino, m. «garden, s.:
giardino da fiori, m. -iness, s.: abbon-
danza di fiori; fig., floridezza, f. -less,
ADJ.: senza fiori. =pot, S.: testo (per i
fiori), m. »stalk, s.: peduncolo, m.
-stand, s.: canestra da fiori, f. «work,
8.: ricamo, m. -y, ADI.: pieno di fiori,
in fiori.
flowing, ADI.: fluido ; scorrente, sorgen-
te; volubile; s.: colamento; flusso, m.:
ebbing and —, flusso e riflusso. -ly, ADV.:
lindamente, con facilità. -mess, 8.: vo-
lubilità (della lingua), f.
flown, ADI: fuggito; enfiato (cf. fly):
high —, altiero, superbo.
flùctu-aney, S.: fluttuazione, f., vacilla
mento, m.; irresoluzione, f. -ant, ADJ.:
fluttuante ; irresoluto, incerto. -ate,
INTR.: fluttuare; bilanciare; esitare.
-ating, ADJ.: fiuttuante, ondeggiante ;
irresoluto. -ation, 8.: fluttuamento, on-
deggiamento, m.; irresoluzione, incertez-
za, f.
flue, s.: tubo, m.; calugine, f.
fluéllin, s.: veronica, f., abrotano, m.
fluen-ey, S..: fiuidità, volubilità; abbon-
danza, f.: speak with —, parlare spedita-
mente. -t, ADJ.: fluente; copioso, abbon-
dante; volubile; eloquente; S.: corrente,
canale d’ acqua, m.: — speaker, oratore
facondo. -tly, ADV.: lindamente con fa-
cilità, con grazia.
fla-id, ADJ.: fluido, liquido; corrente; S.:
fluido, liquore, m. -idity, -idness, S.:
fluidezza, liquidità, f.
fluke, s.: marra, f., raffio dell’ ancora, m.
flummery, s.: coagulamento d’ avena
cotta, m., sciocchezze, f. pl.
flaor, s.: fluore; flusso, m.
flurry 1,s.: colpo di vento, burrasca; agi-
tazione, fretta, f.: in a —, in trambusto,
in confuzione. flurry2, TR.: agitare;
spaventare.
flush 1, ADJ. : fresco, vigoroso; elato; 8.:
affluenza subita, f.; fiusso, m.: — of joy,
trasporto di gioia. flush 2,TR.: animare,
incoraggiare; alzare; INTR.: arrossire;
scorrere con impeto. -ed, ADJ.: rosso;
pieno inebbriato ; esaltato. -er, s.: la-
niere, m. -ing, S.: rossore, m., rossezza
(nel viso), f. -ness, S.: freschezza, f.;
vigore, m.
flùsteri, s.: collera, f. fluster2, TR.:
inebriare ; turbare.
flut-e1, s.: flauto, m.; (arch.) scanala-
tura: play upon the —, suonar il flauto.
-e 2, TR.: scanalare, accanalare. -e=play-
er, S.: suonatore di flauto, m. -eestop,
S.: registro del flauto, m. -ing,S.: sca-
nalatura, f.
flutter I, s.: ondulazione, f.; dimenamen-
flutter
to, m.; confusione, f. flutter2, TR.:
sconcertare ; disordinare, turbare; INTR.:
svolazzare; agitarsi, dimenarsi.
fluviàtic, ADJ.: fluviale.
fiù-x I, S.: flusso; concorso, m.; disente-
ria,f. -22, TR.: dissolvere. -xibility,
s.: flussibilità, f. -xible, ADI.: fiussi-
bile. -xility, s.: fusibilità, ff. -xing,
s.: flusso di bocca, m.; salivazione, f.
-xion, S.: flussione, f. ; flusso, m. -xure,
s.: fluidità, f.
fiji, s.: mosca; ala, volante; (watch.)
bilanciere, m.: Spanish —, cantaride,
cantarella, f. fly 2, IRR.; INTR.: volare;
involarsi; fuggirsene, fuggire; TR.: schi-
vare, scansare; sfuggire: let —, tirare;
sparare; — in battle, volgere (le spalle);
— into a passion, montare in collera; an-
dare sulle furie; — in pieces, saltare in
pezzi; scoppiare; — about, spandersi, di-
latarsi; — at, lanciarsi; avventarsi; —
away, scappare via, fuggire; — back,
rinculare, arretrarsi; — from, sottrarsi;
— off, sollevarsi; ribellarsi; — open,
aprirsi; — owt, rompersi; fuggire presta-
mente; incollerirsi; — to, andare via;
migrare ; upon, salire; montare.
«blow1, s.: cacatura di mosche, ff.
“blow 2, TR.: guastare (con cacchioni) ;
corrompere. =boat, S.: brigantino, m.
-catcher, S.: cacciatore di mosche, m.
-er, S.: fuggitore; bilanciere; volante,
M. «fish, TR.: pescare a lenza. flap,
8.: cacciamosche, paramosche, m. -ing,
ADJ.: volante; fuggitivo: camp,
campo volante, m.; — coach, carrozza di
posta, f.; — colours, bandiere spiegate,
f.pl. -ing-fish, s.: pesce volante, m.
“paper, s.: carta moschicida, f. «trap,
8.: cacciamosche, m. -wheel, s.: bilan-
ciere, m.
foal1, s.: puledro, m.; cavallina, f.: — of
an ass, puledro asinino, m. foal2, INTR.:
fare un puledro, figliare.
foam1, s.: spuma, schiuma, f. foam2,
INTR.: spumare, schiumare. -y, ADJ.: spu-
mante, spumoso.
fobI, 8.: borsellino, m., borsa, f.; gonzo,
m. fob{2, TR.: ingannare; truffare: —
of; giuntare, beffare; disfarsi.
focal, ADI.: del fuoco, centrico.
foeillation}, s.: consolazione, f., soste-
gno, m.
focus, s.: fuoco; centro, m.
f6dder1, s.: foraggio, m., vettovaglia, f.
fodder2, TR.: pasturare con cibo secco,
vettovagliare. -er, S.: foraggiere, m.
foe, s.: nemico, avversario, m. -like,
ADI.: da nemico. -man, s.: nemico in
guerra, m.
foétus, s.: feto, embrione, m.
fog, s.: nebbia, nebula, f. -giness, S.:
fool 143
aria nebulosa, f. -gy, ADJ.: nebuloso,
nebbioso.
P51 INTERI.: cibò !
fSible, ADJ.: debole; s.: debolezza, f.
féili, s.: fioretto, m.; disfatta; foglia;
ripulsa, f.: give a —, ripulsare. foil2,
TR.: superare; vincere.
féinjI, s.: botta, f., colpo, m. foint2,
INTR.: dare una botta, dare un colpo.
foisoni, s.: abbondanza, copia, f.
foist, TR.: inserire; alterare; falsificare,
falsare. -er, S.: falsario, m.
foist-iness{, s.: fetore, m.
mucido.
fold, s.: ovile, m.; gregge; piega, cre-
spa, f.; limite, m.; complicazione, f.
fold2, (IR)R.; TR.: chiudere nell’ ovile;
piegare ; INTR.: piegarsi. -ing, S.: pie-
gatura, f., piegamento, m.; doppiatura, f.
-Y}, ADI.:
-ing-chair, s.: ciscranna, f. -ing-
door, S.: porta a due battenti, f. -ing-
screen, S.: paravento, m. -ing-stick,
S.: stecca da piegare, f.
foliaceous, ADJ.: fogliaceo.
foli-age, s.: fogliame, m.; frondi, f. pl.
-ate, TR.: ridurre in lamine. -ation,
s.: fogliame, m.
folio, S.: libro in foglio, m.
folk, s.: gente, popolo, m.: the —s say,
si dice.
follicle, s.: (bot.) follicola, f.; guscio, m.
follow, TR.: seguire ; tener dietro a; ac-
compagnare; imitare; INTR.: seguire,
provenire, procedere: — one’s books, ap-
plicarsi allo studio; — one’s business,
badare ai fatti suoi; — one’s example,
seguire I’ altrui esempio; — the law, stu-
diare la legge; — a trade, attendere a
qualche mestiere. -er, S.: seguace;
aderente; imitatore ; settatore,m. -ing,
ADJ.: seguente; seguace.
folly, s.: pazzia; stravaganza, f.
fomént, TR.: fomentare; incoraggiare.
-ation, S.: fomentazione, f.; fomento,
m. -er,s.: fomentatore; fautore, m.
fondi, ADJ.: appassionato, indulgente,
benigno; frivolo: be — of, essere inva-
ghito (or tenero) di; amare con passio-
ne; get — of, affezionarsi a; be passion-
ately — of, amar perdutamente. -le,
TR.: accarezzare, vezzeggiare. -ler, S.:
che carezza, accarezzatore, m. -ling,
s.: mignone, favorito, m. -ly, ADV.:
teneramente, appassionatamente. -mess,
s.: tenerezza, indulgenza; debolezza, f.;
affetto, amore, m. .
font, s.: fonte battesimale, m.
s.: fontanella, f., cauterio, m.
f50d, s.: cibo. pasto, nutrimento, m.;
esca, f. -ful, ADJ.: nutritivo; fertile.
-less, ADJ.: sterile. -y, ADI.: nutritivo.
f5ol11, S.: sciocco, pazzo; matto; buffone,
-anel,
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m.: play the —, fare il pazzo; burlare,
scherzare; make a — of, farsi beffa di;
—s cap, beretta da pazzo. fool2, TR.:
frustrare; ingannare; INTR.: fare il
pazzo, pazzeggiare; scherzare, ruzzare.
“born, ADJ.: pazzo nate. -ery, S.:
pazzia, follia; impertinenza; bagattella,f.
-hardiness, s.: arditezza, temerità, f.
-hardy, ADJ.: ardito, temerario. -ish,
ADJ.: pazzo, stolto, sciocco; indiscreto,
impertinente. -ishly, Apv.: follemente,
stoltamente; imprudentemente. -ish-
ness, S.: pazzia; imprudenza, f. -trap,
s.: trappola, f.
footi (pl. feet), s.: piede; passo, m.;
base; fanteria, f.: — by —, poco a poco;
go on —, andare a piedi; be on the same
— with another, essere del pari con alcu-
no; set on —, mettere in piedi, comincia-
re; tread under —, calpestare; have a
sore —, aver male al piede; fore feet,
zampe (piedi) davanti; hind —, zampe
(piedi) di dietro; six feet high, alto sei
piedi. foot2, TR.: calcitrare; calpesta-
re; INTR.: andar a piedi; camminare;
ballare, saltellare. ball, s.: pallone,
m. «board, s.: predella, f., sgabello,
m. “boy, S.: lacchè, m. -bridge, s.:
piccol ponte di legno, ponticello, m.
«company, S.: compagnia d’ infanteria,
. -ed, ADJ.: rimpedulato; che ha il
pié (i piedi). ..; -pede. -fight, s.: com-
battimento d’infanteria, m. -hold, s.:
pedata, f. -img, S.: pedata, traccia, f.;
passo; sentiero; ballo, m.; base, f., fon-
damento; cominciamento, principio; sta-
to, m., condizione, f.: get a — in a place,
fermare il piede in un luogo ; stabilirsi in
un luogo. elicker, s.: adulatore, m.
-man,s.:staffiere;fantaccino, m. =pace,
s.: passo lento; pianerottolo, n. -pad,
s.: ladro a piedi, m. -passenger, S.: pe-
done, m. -path, s.: sentiero ; marciapede,
m. epost, S.: corriere a piedi, m.
estall, s.: base, f.; piedestallo, m.
step, S.: vestigio, m., traccia, f.
=stool, s.: predella, f., sgabello, marcia-
piede, m. -stove, S.: caldanino, m.
=warmer,S.: caldanino, m. =way, S.:
sentiero, m.
fdp, s.: zerbino, damerino, parisino, scioc-
co, m. =doodle, s.: minchione, sciocco,
m. -Ling,s.: scioccherello, m. -pery,
S.: impertinenza; affettazione, f. -pish,
ADJ.: attillato, affettato, sciocco. -pish-
ly, ADV.: in modo affettato, con vanità,
boriosamente. -pishness, s.: affetta-
zione, ostentazione; vanità, f.
fòr, PREP., CONJ.: per, in luogo di, perchè,
perciocchè ; a causa, a cagione che: — my
part, as — me, per me, in quanto a me;
— example, per esempio; — my sake, per
foreboder
l'amor mio; — how much, per quanto;
— ever and ever, per sempre; — as much
as, perciocchè, avvegnachè, a cagione che;
but, — you, senza di voi; — what? per-
chè? I start — Genoa, parto per Genova,
forag-e I, s.: foraggio, m., vettovaglia, f.
-e 2, TR.: foraggiare, saccheggiare. -er,
s.: foraggiere, m.
foràminous, ADJ.: foraminoso, pieno di
buchi.
forbear (forbore, forborn), IRR.; TR.:
evitare; interrompere ; risparmiare; sop-
portare, tollerare; INTR.: cessare; aste
nersi, raffrenarsi; tralasciare; fuggire:
I could hardly — weeping, a gran pena
ritenni le lagrime. -anee, S.: intermis-
sione; pazienza, indulgenza, f.
forbid, IRR.; TR.: proibire; impedire; di-
fendere ; vietare, divietare; God (Heaven)
—, Iddio non voglia. -danee, s.:
proibizione, f.; divieto, m. -denly, ADV.:
in modo illecito. -der, S.: proibitore,
vietatore, m. -ding, ADJ.: spiacevole,
austero; S.: proibizione, f., vieto, vieta-
mento, m.
foreel, s.: forza; violenza, f.; potere,
m.; necessità, f.; —s, forze, truppe,
Sf. pl.; milizia, f.: by —, a (or per) for-
za; by main —, a viva forza; a law
in —, un legge in vigore. forcez,
TR.: forzare, sforzare; violentare; obbli-
gare; costringere; superare, vincere; vio-
lare, stuprare ; INTR.: sforzarsi ; insistere ;
chiedere instantemente: — back, rispin-
gere; rincacciare; — ‘din, conficcare,
fare entrare; — out, fare uscire per for-
za; — out from, svellere; rapire; —
upon, imporre. -d, ADJ.: forzato; non
naturale, affettato. -dly -ed-, ADV.: per
forza, violentemente. -ful, ADJ.: pode-
roso, energico, vigoroso. -fully, ADV.:
forzatamente, violentemente, impetuosa-
mente. -less, ADJ.: senza forza, impo-
tente, debole.
fòreeps, s.: forcipe, m., tanaglia, f.
foreibl-e, ADI.: forte; potente, vigoro-
so; efficace; prevalente. -eness, S.:
forza; violenza, f. -y, ADV.: per forza
fortemente, efficacemente.
fordi, s.: guado, vado, guazzo, m. ford2,
TR.: guadare; passare a cavallo, passare
a piedi. -able, apJ.: che si può guadare,
guadoso. -age, S.: nolo, m.
fore, ADJ.: anteriore, antecedente, pre-
cedente. fore2, ADV.: anteriormente,
innanzi: (nav.) — and aft, per poppa e
prua. -advise, TR.: prevenire, avvisare.
-appéint, TR.: determinare innanzi.
“arm, S.: cubito, m. -&Arm, TR.: ar
mare avanti, premunire. -béde, TR.:
presagire, pronosticare. -bodement,
S.: presagio, indovinamento, m. -béder,
foreby
s.: indovinatore, m. -by, PREP.: presso,
appresso. -cast, S.: prevedimento, m.,
preconoscenza, f. -cast, IRR.; INTR.:
prevedere, considerare innanzi, concerta-
re. -caster, S.: che prevede. -castle,
s.: (nav.) castello di prua, m. -chésen,
ADI.: preeletto, predestinato. -eited,
ADJ.: suddetto, soprammentovato. -clése,
m.: (jur.) escludere. -deck, s.: prua,
f. -déem, TR.: indovinare, conghiettu-
rare. -design, TR.: progettare, delinea-
re anticipatamente; concertare. -de-
términe, TR.: determinare innanzi. -dò,
IRR.; TR.: rovinare; vessare; derogare.
-dding, s.: derogazione, f. -déom, TR.:
predestinare. -door, s.: porta d’ avan-
ti, f. «end, s.: parte d’avanti, f.
-fathers, S. PL.: antenato, progenitore,
predecessore, m. -fénd, TR.: proibire,
impedire, avertere ; difendere. -finger,
s.: indice, dito indice, m. -flap, S.:
falda d’ avanti, f. -foot, S.: piede d’ avan-
ti, m. -gO, IRR.; TR.: precedere; cede-
re; abbandonare. -géer, S.: antecesso-
re, m. -going, ADJ.: precedente, ante-
cedente. -ground, s.: parte inferiore
d'una pittura, f. -hand, ADJ.: antici-
pato, prematuro; S.: parte anteriore, f.
-handed, ADJ.: fatto a tempo, opportu-
no. -head fored, s.: fronte; impuden-
za, sfacciatezza, f. -hélding, s.: predi-
cimento, m. -horse, s.: cavallo che va
avanti, m.
foreign, ADI. : forestiere, straniero ; este-
ro, estraneo, alieno: — country, paese
estero; — rule, tirannia straniera; —
wares, merci straniere; secretary for —
afairs, segretario al dicastero degli affari
esteri. -er, S.: forestiere, straniero, m.
«ness, S.: allontanamento, m.
fore-imàgine, TR.: immaginare innanzi,
conghietturare. -jadge, TR.: giudicare
innanzi; prevedere. -knòw, IRR.; TR.:
preconoscere ; sapere avante; prevedere.
knéwable, ADI. : che si può preconosce-
re. -knbwledge, S.. preconoscenza,
prescienza. -land, s.: capo, promonto-
rio, m. -lay, IRR.; TR.: tendere insidie,
mettere in aguato. -lock, s.: capelli
avanti, m. pl., ciuffo, m.; (nav.) chia-
vetta, f. -man, s.: capo, condottiere;
capo de’ giurati; (print.) proto, m.
‘mast, s.: albero di trinchetto, m.
‘mentioned, ADJ.: soprammentovato,
predetto. -most, ADJ.: primo in ordine;
primiero : I went —, io camminava primo.
‘named, ADJ.: prenominato. -noon,
8.: mattina, f. -motice, S.: avviso an-
ticipato, m.
forénsic, ADI. : forense.
fore-ordain, TR. : ordinare avanti, preor-
dinare, predestinare. -part, s.: parte
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d avanti, parte anteriore, f. -past, ADJ.:
passato avanti, precedente. -possèssed,
ADJ.: preoccupato. -rank, s.: primo
ordine, m.; fronte, f. -reeited, ADI..
sopprammentovato. -rùn, IRR.; TR.: pre-
correre; precedere. -rùnner, S.: pre-
cursore; foriere, m. -said, ADJ.: soprad-
detto. -sail, s.: mezzana, f. -say, IRR.;
TR.: predire; profetizzare. -sée, IRR.;
TR.: prevedere, antivedere, presentire.
-s6eing, S.: preconoscenza, f. -séen,
ADJ.: preveduto, antivisto. -ship, S.:
(nav.) prua, f. -shérten, TR.: raccor-
ciare. -shértening, S.: raccorciamen-
to, m. -shòw, IRR.; TR.. premostrare;
predire, pronosticare. -sight, s.: preve-
dimento, m.; prescienza, f. -sightful,
ADJ.: provvido, presciente. -skin, S.:
prepuzio, m. -speech, S.: prologo, m.
spént}, ADJ.: guastato, stanco, lasso.
-spurrer, s.: postiglione; corriere, cor-
riero, m.
forest, S.: foresta, selva, f.
fore-staff, s.: (nav.) balestra, f.; astro-
labio, m. -stall, TR.: anticipare, preoc-
cupare; incettare. -staller, s.: incet-
tatore, monopolista, m. -stalling, s.:
incetta, preferenza nella compra, f.; mo-
nopolio, m.
forest-born, ADJ.: nato in una foresta.
-er, S.: guardaboschi, uffiziale de’ boschi,
m.
fore-taste, S.: saggio, assaggiamento, m.
-taste, TR.: pregustare, assaggiare. -téll,
IRR.; TR.: predire; presagire; profetiz-
zare. -téller, s.: pronosticatore, pro-
feta, m. -télling, S.: predizione, f.;
pronosticamento, m. -thought,s.: pre-
meditazione, f. -token, S.: pronostico,
augurio, presagio, mn. -token, TR.: pre-
sagire, pronosticare. -told, ADJ.: pre-
detto, pronosticato. -tooth, s.: dente
d’avanti, incisore, m. -top, S.: cuffio,
m.; (nav.) coffa di parrocchetto, f.: —-
mast, albero di parrocchetto, m.; —-sail,
vela di parrocchetto, f. -vòuched, ADJ.:
affermato anticipatamente. -ward, s.:
avanguardia; fronte, f. -wàrn, TR.:
avvertire avanti, dar avvisi. -warning,
s.: avvertimento, m. -wheel, s.: ruota
d@ avanti, f. -wind, s.: vento in poppa,
m. -wish, TR.: desiderare avanti, bra-
mare avanti. -w6rn, ADJ.. usato, gua-
stato del tempo, logorato.
forfeiti, ADJ.: confiscato, sequestrato ;
s.: ammenda; transgressione, f.; misfat-
to, delitto, m. forfeiti, TR.: perdere
per sequestrazione: — one’s word, man-
care di parola; — one’s life, perder la vi-
ta; — one's confidence, demeritare la fidu-
cia di. -able, ADJ.: confiscabile. -ure,
s.: confiscazione; multa, pena, f.
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forfènd, TR.: prevenire; preservare.
for-ge1, s.: fucina, ferriera; fabbrica, f.
-ge2, TR.: fabbricare; contraffare; mac-
chinare, inventare: — a will, falsificare
un testamento. -ger,s.: fabbro; inven-
tore, macchinatore; falsario, m. -gery,
s.: lavoro di fabbro; falsificamento, m.;
falsità, f.
forgèt, IRR.; TR.: dimenticare, scordare;
obbliare; disimparare; negligere. -ful,
ADJ.: dimentichevole, obblioso ; negligen-
te. -fulness, s.: dimenticamento, obblio,
m.; negligenza, f. -ter, s.: che dimen-
tica, obbliatore, m.
forgiv-e, IRR.; TR.: perdonare; rimette-
re. -eness, S.: perdono, m.; remissione,
f. -er, s.: perdonatore, m. -ing, S.:
perdono, m., remissione, f.
forinsecalj, ADJ.: estraneo, forestiero.
férki, s.: forca, forchetta, f. fork2,
INTR.: biforcarsi; spartirsi. -ed, ADJ.:
forcuto. -edly, ADV.: in forma di forca.
-edness, S.: forcatura, f. -et,S.: for-
chetta, f. -head, s.: punta di freccia, f.
-y, ADI. : forcuto, biforcato. :
forlorn, ADJ.: abbandonato, derelitto:
— hope, soldati esposti in un assalto, m.
pl. -mess, s.: abbandono, m.; solitudine ;
miseria, f.
formi, s.: forma, figura; foggia; manie-
ra; moda; formalità, cerimonia; panca,
f.; banco; covo, m.: human —, corpo
umano; in due —, nelle forme, in forma;
for —’s sake, per formalità; (print.) take
off a —, levare una forma. form2, TR.:
formare; concertare ; ordinare, comporre ;
istruire, informare. -al, ADJ.: formale;
affettato. -alist, s.: formalista; uomo
preciso, m. -ality, s.: formalità; for-
ma; cerimonia, f.; formalities, veste so-
lenni, f. pl.: matter of mere —, affare
di pura forma. -alize, TR.: modellare,
modificare; trattare con troppa affet-
tazione. -ally, ADV.: formalmente.
-ation, s.: formazione, f. -ative, ADI.:
formativo, plastico. -ert,5.: formatore,
inventore m.
former 2, ADJ.: primiero, passato; que-
gli. -Iy, ADV.: tempo fi, altre volte, nel
tempo passato.
formication, s.: formicolio, m.
formidahbl-e, ApJ. : formidabile, terribile.
-eness, S.: qualità formidabile, f., orrore,
terrore, m. -y, ADV.: spaventevolmente,
orribilmente.
formless, ADI. : informe, sformato.
férmu-la, s.: formula, f. -lary,s.: for-
molario, m. -le,s.: formula, formola, f.
férni-cate, INTR.: fornicare; adulterare.
-cation, s.: fornicazione, f.; adulterio,
m. -cator, S.: fornicatore, m. -ca-
tress, 8.: fornicatrice, f.
forward
forray1,s.: depredazione, f forray 2,
TR.: depredare.
forsak-e, IRR.; TR.: (forscok; forsaken)
lasciare, abbandonare. -er, s.: abbando-
natore,m. -ing,s.: abbandonamento, m.
forsay}, IRR.; TR.: proibire, difendere.
forsdoth, ADV.: in verità, veramente.
forswear, IRR.; TR.: spergiurare, rinun-
ziare con giuramento: — one’s self, ren-
dersi spergiuro, spergiurare. -er, s.: sper-
giuro, spergiuratore, m. -ing, 8.: sper.
giuro, spergiuramento, m.
fort, s.: forte, m. -ed, ADI.: fortificato,
munito.
forth, ADJ.; ADV.: innanzi, avanti; fuor,
fuori; affatto: and so --, eccetera; e
così; via via; e così di; mano in mano;
go —, uscire; come —, venire fuori, usci-
re; set —, partire, derivare; presentare;
set — a book, pubblicare un libro. -com-
ing, ADJ.: sul punto d’apparire; S.: com-
parigione, f. -with, ADV.: incontinente,
subito.
fortieth, ADJ.: quarantesimo.
forti-fiable, ADJ.: che si può fortificare.
-fication, S.: fortificazione; cittadella,
f. -fier,s.: fortificatore, m. -fy, TR.:
fortificare; munire. -tude, S.: fortezza,
f., coraggio. m.
fortlet, s.* fortino, m.
fortnight, s.: quindici giorni, m. pl.: in
a —, di qui a quindici giorni; to-morrow
—, domani a quindici.
fortress, S.* fortezza; bastita, f.
fortuitous, ADI. : fortuito, casuale, ina-
spettato. -ly, ADV.: fortuitamente, ac-
cidentalmente, per caso. -mess,s.: caso,
accidente, evento, m.
fortunate, ADI. : fortunato, avventuroso.
-ly, ADV.: fortunatamente. -ness, 8.:
buona fortuna, f.. successo, m.: prosperi-
tà, f.
fortune, S.: fortuna, j.; sorte; caso,
avvenimento, evento, stato. m., condizio-
ne, f.; beni, m. pl.; ricchezze, f. pl.; ric-
co partito, m.: good —, buona fortuna;
ill —, mala fortuna, disgrazia, f.; make
ones —, far fortuna, arricchirsi; have a
large —, avere una grossa dote; marry &
—, sposare una donna ricca; risk one’s
—, rimettersi alla fortuna. fortune2,
INTR.: accadere, avvenire. -book, S.:
libro di magia, m. -d, ADJ.: fortunato.
“hunter, s.: che va a caccia di donne
ricche. -teller, s.: indovino, m., -2,f.;
(by cards) cartomante, m., f. «telling,
S.: indovinamento, m.; cartomanzia, f.
forty, ADJ.: quaranta.
forum, s.: foro, m.
forwardi, ADV.: avanti, innanzi: move
—, se —, avanzare, avanzarsi; come —!
fatevi avanti, innoltratevi! push —, fic-
forward
carsi avanti. forward, ADJ.: anticipa-
to, avanzato, presto; attivo; ardito; pre-
suntuoso ; pronto, disposto: — fruit, frut-
to primaticcio, m. forward 3, TR.: avan-
zare, promuovere, accelerare, affrettare ;
favorire ; spedire : — goods, spedire merci.
-er,S.: affrettatore, promotore, fautore, m.
-ing, s.: (lo) spedire, innoltro, m. -ly,
apv.: frettolosamente, in fretta. -ness,
s.: prontezza; premura, f., ardore; pro-
gresso, m.; sollecitudine, f. -s, ADV.:
avanti (cf. forward).
fosse, S.: fosso, m.; gran fossa, f. «way,
s.: ghiaiata, f.
fossil, ADI. : fossile; S.: fossile, m.
fosterI, ADJ.: nutritivo. foster2, TR.:
nutrire; allevare; governare; educare.
-age, S.: cura di nutrire, f. «brother,
s.: fratello di latte, m. child, s.: al-
lievo, m. -dam,s.: nutrice, lattatrice,
f. «earth, s.: terra nutritiva, f. -er,
S.: nutricatore, m. -ess,S.: nutrice, f.
-father, s.: balio, m. -ling, s.: al-
lievo, m. smother, s.: balia; nutrice,
f. -nurse, s.: nutrice, balia, f. -ship,
S.: foresta soggetta a un boscaiuolo, m.
esister, S.: sorella di latte, f. -son,
8.: allievo, m.
fother, TR.: (nav.) stagnare.
foulI, ADJ.: sozzo, sporco, impuro; cat-
tivo; indegno, vergognoso ; S.: (boat race)
collisione, f.; urto, m.; (baseball) palla per-
duta: — breath, cattivo fiato; — copy,
quadernaccio, stracciafoglio, m.; — deal-
ing, fraude, f., inganno, m.; — weather,
tempo burrascoso, m., tempesta, f.; —
work, fracasso, romore, m.; play —, truf-
fare nel giuoco ; run — of, urtarsi contro.
foul2, TR.: sporcare, lordare, imbrattare ;
intorbidare. -ly, ADV.: bruttamente, bas-
samente, vergognosamente. -mouthed,
ADJ.: maledico, indecente. -mess, S.:
sporcizia, bruttezza, deformità, f.
found, TR.: fondare; stabilire, edificare.
foun-da'tion, 8.: fondamento, m., base,
f.: from the —, di pianta; lay the —,
gettare le fondamenta; lay the — stone,
porre la prima pietra. féun-der!, s.:
fondatore; fonditore, m. -der2, TR.:
strapazzare, affaticare ; stroppiare ; INTR. :
affondare, andar a fondo.
foundery = foundry.
foundling, s.: bambino, fanciullo esposto,
nr — house, spedale de’ fanciulli espo-
sti, m.
foun-dress, s.: fondatrice, f. -dry, s.:
fonderia, f.
foun-t(ain), s.: fonte, m., fontana, f.
-tain-head, s.: scaturigine, fonte, f.
-tfal, ADI.: pieno di sorgenti d’ acqua.
four, ADI.: quattro: walk on all —s, an-
dar carpone.
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fSurb(e)}, s.: furbo; truffatore, m.
four-cornered, ADI.: quadrangolare.
-fold, ADJ.: quattro volte tanto, qua-
druplo. -footed, ADI: quadrupede.
«score, ADJ.: ottanta. -square, ADJ.:
quadrato. -teen, ADJ.: quattordici.
-teenth, s.: quartodecimo, quattordice-
simo, m. -th, ADJ.: quarto. -thly,
ADV.: in quarto luogo. »-wheeled,
ADJ.: con quattro ruote.
fowl1,s.: uccello; pollame, m. fowl2,
INTR.: uccellare, andare a caccia d’ uc-
celli. -er, s.: uccellatore, m. -ing-
piece, S.: scoppietto da uccellare, m.
fox, s.: volpe, f.; (fig.) uomo astuto, vol-
pone, m.: —’s cubfvolpicino, m.; —’s
kennel, tana delle volpi, f.; she —, volpe
femmina, f. -bane, s.: aconito, m.
«brush, s.: coda di volpe, f. -case,
S.: pelle di volpe, f. -chase,s.: cac-
cia delle volpi, f. -=glove, S.: (bot.)
bacchera, f «hunter, s.: cacciatore
delle volpi, m. -ish}, ADJ.: astuto, accor-
to. -ship, S.: astuzia; malizia, f. «tail,
s.: coda di volpe, f. =trap,s.: trappo-
la da volpi, f. -y, ADI.: astuto, scaltro.
fràc-t, TR.: rompere; violare. -tion,
S.: frangimento, rompimento, m.; frazio-
ne, f.: simple —, frazione ordinaria.
-tional, ADI.: (arith.) frazionario; rot-
to: — parts, frazioni, f. pl. -tious,
ADJ.: perverso; litigioso, stizzoso, rissoso.
-tiously, ADV.: stizzosamente ; fastidio-
samente. -tiousness, S.: vaghezza d’ al-
tercare, f. -ture1, s.: frattura, f.; rom-
pimento, m. -ture2, TR.: rompere con
violenza, frangere, fracassare.
fra-gile, ADI. : fragile, frale; caduco, de-
bole. -gility, s.: fragilità; fralezza,
debolezza, f. -gment, s.: frammento,
m.: —s of meat, rimasugli di carne, m. pl.
-gmentary, ADJ.: composto di fram-
menti.
fragran-ee, -ey, S.: fragranza, f., odor
soave, m. -t, ADJ.: odoroso, odorifero.
-tly, ADV.: odorosamente, soavemente.
fraili, ADJ: frale, fragile; fievole.
frail2,s.: paniera; sporta, f.; cesto,
m. -ness,-ty, S.: fragilità, fralezza,
debolezza ; instabilità; incostanza, f.
fram-e2,s.: armatura di legname strut-
tura; fabbrica, f.; quadro, telaio, m.;
impannata; cassa; disposizione, f.: be in
a right —, esser ben disposto; be out of
—, essere indisposto. -e2, TR.: formare
adattare; comporre; costruire, fabbrica-
re; controvare, inventare. -er,s.: for-
matore, facitore ; inventore, m. -ework,
s.: intelaiatura, armadura, f.; carca-
me, m.
fraim-pel}, -poldi, ADJ.: arcigno.
franc, s.: franco, m.
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frànchise, s.: franchigia, f.; privilegio,
franchise
m. franchise2, TR.: esentare; fare
franco, francare. -ment, s.: liberazio-
ne, f.
“'raneiscan, S.: Francescano, m.
van-gibility, s.: fragilità, f. -gible,
ADI. : fragile. È
trankiI, ADJ.: franco, libero; sincero,
generoso, liberale. frank2, 8.: porcile;
franco, m. frank3, TR.: ingrassare;
francare, privilegiare (lettere). chase,
s.: libertà da cacciare, f. =fee, S.: feu-
do libero, m. -ineense, S.: incenso, m.
-ly, ADV.: francamente; schiettamente.
-ness, S.: franchezza; sincerità; inge-
nuità, f. ;
frantic, -al, ADJ.: frenetico, furioso.
-ally, ADv.: da frenetico. -ness, S.:
pazzia, f.
fratér-nal, ADJ.: fraterno. -nally,
ADV.: fraternamente, da fratello. -ni-
ty, s.: fraternità, fratellanza; compa-
gnia, f. -mization, s.: fratellanza, f.
frater-nize, TR.: fraternizzare.
fràtrieide, s.: fraticidio; fraticida, m.
fraud, s.: fraude, frode; trufferia, f.;
inganno, m. -ful, ADJ.: fraudevole, in-
gannevole. -fully, ADV.: con fraude.
-dulenee, -uleney, s.: fraudolenza;
frode, f. -ulent, ADJ.: fraudolente.
-ulently, ADV.: fraudolentemente.
fraught, PART.: caricato, noleggiato ;
empiuto, fornito: — with, pieno di, ricco
di, zeppo di. -aget, s.: carico (d’ un va-
scello), m., î
frày1,S.: rissa, contesa; zuffa, f. fray 2,
TR.: fregare, usare; spaventare, intimo-
rire; INTR.: usarsi.
Eréak1, s.: ghiribizzo, capriccio, m.; fan-
tasia, f. freal?2, TR.: picchiettare, divi-
sare a più colori. -ish, ADJ.: fantastico,
capriccioso. -ishly, ADV.: capricciosa-
mente, a capriccio; di fantasia. -ish-
ness, S.: bizzarria, f.
rréck-le, s.: lentiggine; macchia rossa,
-led, -ly, ADJ.: lentigginoso.
frée1, ADJ.: libero, franco; liberale; im-
mune; ingenuo, sincero; naturale; vo-
lontario: — trade, libero scambio; —
will, libero arbitrio; — from care, sciol-
to da cure; make too —, arrogarsi troppa
licenza; — of postage, franco di porto;
be — from business, esser disoccupato;
be too —, arrogarsi troppa licenza; (nav.)
go —, navigare contro vento; set —,
francare, affrancare. free2, TR.: libe-
rare, essentare; francare. -booter, S.:
rubatore, scorridore, m. -booting, s.:
bottino; predamento, m. -born, ADI.:
nato libero. -chapel, s.: cappella pub-
blica, f. -costi, ADJ.: gratuito, senza
spesa. -d, ADJ.: liberato; francato.
fretfulness
-dman, s.: schiavo fatto libero, liberto,
m. -dom, s.: libertà; franchigia, f.;
privilegio, m., immunità; facilità, f.
-hearted, ADI.: liberale, generoso.
-heartedness, s.: liberalità, generosità,
f. -hold, s.: feudo, m. -holder, s.:
franco livellario, m. -ly, ADV.: libera-
mente, volentieri. -man, s.: uomo libe-
ro, borghese, m. -mason, S.: framas-
sone, m. -masonry, S.: framassone-
ria, f. -minded, ADJ.: libero, inge-
nuo. -ness, S.: libertà; liberalità; sin-
cerita, f. school, s.: scuola pubblica,
f. spoken, ADI: franco, candido,
ingenuo. -stone, S.: pietra macigna,
f., macigno, m. -thinker, s.: libero
pensatore, m. -thinking, -thought,
S.: libero pensiero, m. =will, s.: libero
arbitrio, m. -woman, S.: donna libera, f.
fréeze, IRR.; TR.: gelare, congelare, ag-
ghiacciare ; INTR.: gelare, congelarsi, ag-
ghiacciarsi: — to death, assiderare; far
morire di freddo.
frèighti1, s.: nolo, noleggio, m., carica, f.
freight2, (IR)R.; TR.: noleggiare; cari-
care. -er, S.: noleggiatore, m. -ing,
S.: nolo, m.
Frénch, ADJ., S.: francese, di Francia:
— bean, fagi(u)olo, m.; — language,
lingua francese; — woman, francese, f.
-ify, TR.: infrancesare, dare le maniere
francesi, far divenir francese. -man,
S.: francese, m.
frenétic, ADJ.: frenetico, insano, furioso.
frènzy, s.: frenesia, pazzia, f., furore, m.
fré-quenee, -queney, S.: frequenza;
moltitudine, f., concorso, m. -quenti,
ADJ.: frequente ; frequentato. -quént2,
TR.: frequentare ; spesseggiare. -quént-
able, ADJ.: accessibile, conversabile.
-quéntative, ADI.: frequentativo.
-quénter, s.: frequentatore, m. -quént-
ing, S.: frequentazione, f. -quently,
ADV.: frequentemente, spesso. -quent-
ness, S.: frequenza, f.
frésco, S.: pittura a fresco, f.
frésh, ADJ.: fresco, nuovo, recente: —
water, acqua dolce, f.; S.: (nav.) corrente
d’acqua dolce, m. -en, TR.: rinfresca-
re, dissalare; INTR.: rinfrescarsi. -et,
s.: laghetto d’acqua dolce, m. -ly,
ADV.: frescamente; recentemente, novel-
lamente. -ness, S.: freschezza, f., fres-
co, M.
fréti, s.: fermentazione; agitazione;
cruccio; tasto; stretto, m.: be in a —,
crucciarsi, corrucciarsi, stizzarsi. fret2,
TR.: fregare; vessare, irritare, stizzare,
cruceiare; INTR.: agitarsi, inquietarsi,
alterarsi, adirarsi. -ful, ADJ.: stizzoso,
cruccioso. -fully, ADV.: in modo stizzo-
zo. -fulness, s.: umore stizzicoso, m,
fret-saw
iracondia, fantasticaggine, f.; capriccio,
m. «saw, S.: piccola sega, f. -ting,
s.: agitazione, f. -ty, ADJ.: intagliato.
“work, S.: intaglio : lavoro di rilievo, m.
fri-ability, S.: friabilità, f. -able,
ADI.: friabile, polverizzabile.
friar, S.: frate, monaco, religioso, m.
-like, -ly, ADJ.: da frate, fratesco. -y,
s.: monasterio, convento, m.
frib-ble, INTR.: baloccare.
babbaccio ; damerino, m.
fricassée, S.: (cook.) fricassea, f.
frication, friction, s.: fregamento, m.
Friday, S.: venerdì, m.: good —, venerdì
santo, m.
fridge, INTR.: saltellare.
fridstoll}, s.: rifugio, asilo, m.
friénd1, s.: amico, m.; amica, f.; confi-
dente; compagno, m.: —s, parenti, con-
giunti, m. pi. friend2, TR.: favorire,
proteggere. -less, ADJ.: senza amici.
-like, ADJ.: da amico, benevolente. -li-
ness, S.: amicizia, benevolenza, f. -ly,
ADI.: amichevole, benevolo; ADV.: ami-
chevolmente, da amico. -ship, S.: ami-
cizia, f.
frîeze, S.: fregio, m.
frigate, S.: fregata, f.
fright, s.: timore, m., paura, f., spavento,
terrore, m.: put in —, intimorire, spa-
ventare; take —, spaventarsi, impaurire ;
(of horses) ombrare. -en, TR.: intimo-
rire, impaurire, spaventare, sbigottire : —
one out of his wits, atterrire (sbalordire)
uno. -ful, ADJ.: spaventevole, terribile.
-bler, s.:
-fully, ADV.: spaventevolmente. -ful-
ness, S.: orrore, terrore, m.
frig-id, s.: frigido, freddo, m. -idity,
s.: frigidità, freddezza; impotenza, f.
-idly, ADv.: freddamente. -idmess, S.:
frigidita, f.
frigorific, ADJ.: frigorifico, frigorifero.
frill, INTR.: tremare di freddo.
fringe, s.: frangia, f.; cerro, m.
fringe2, TR.: frangiare, guarnire di
frange.
trip-per(er), s.: rigattiere, m. -pery,
S.: strada de’ rigattieri, f.; ciarpe, f. pl.
frîseur, s.: acconciatore dei capelli, par-
rucchiere, m.
frisk1, ADJ.: gioioso, allegro; s.: salto,
m.; gaiezza, allegria, f. frisk2, INTR.:
salterellare; scambiettare. -er, S.: sal-
tatore, m. -iness, S.: allegrezza, viva-
cità, gaiezza, f. -y, ADI.: gaio, allegro,
vivace, svelto: he is getting —, egli co-
mincia a fare il libertino.
frith, s.: stretto, braccio di mare, m.
fritillary, s.: (bot.) fritillaria, f.
fritter1, s.: frittella, f. fritter 2, TR.:
tritare, sminuzzare ; consumare.
frivòlity, s.: frivolezza, f.
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frivolous, ADI.: frivolo, vano. -ly,
ADV.: frivolmente; di poca importanza.
-ness, S.: frivolezza, f.
friz-zle, TR.: arricciare, inanellare. -zler,
S.: acconciatore de’ capelli, m.
frò, ADV.: quae là; indietro: go to and
—, andare qua e là, andare e venire.
frock, s.: abito, vestimento, m.
fròg, s.: rannochia, rana, f.; (vet.) fetto-
ne, m.; spaccatura, f.
fròlicI, ADJ.. ghiribizzoso, fantastico,
gaio, lieto; s.: ghiribizzo, m., fantasia, f.
frolic 2, INTR.: ghiribizzare, burlare, bef-
fare. -ly, ADV.: gaiamente, allegra-
mente. -sgme, ADJ.: scherzoso, gaio.
-somely, ADV.: scherzosamente. -some-
ness, S.: scherzo, m.; beffe, f. pl.
fròm, PREP.: da, dal (dallo, dalla) di: —
abroad, di fuori; — that moment, da
quel momento; — time to —, di quando
in quando; — henceforth, da qui innanzi:
— whence? di dove? donde? — my
youth, — my childhood, dalla mia fanciul-
lezza; — top to toe, da capo a piedi; tell
him — me, ditegli da parte mia; — what
I see, per quel che vedo. -ward, ADV.:
dalla parte opposta.
frondiferous, ADJ.: frondifero.
frénti, s.: fronte, f.; frontispizio, m.;
vanguardia ; impudenza, f. front2, TR.:
fronteggiare ; INTR.: stare a fronte. -al,
s.: frontale, m.; benda, striscia, f. «box,
S.: mezzo palchetto, m. -ier, ADJ.: limi-
trofo; confinante; s.: frontiera, limite, f.
-ispieee, S.: frontispizio, m.; facciata,
f. -less, ADJ.: sfacciato, impudente.
-let, s.: frontale, m., benda, f. -éon, s.:
frontone, frontispizio, m. room, S.:
camera di dinanzi, f.
fròppish {, ADI.: stizzoso, malinconico.
frory{, ADJ.: agghiacciato, gelato.
fròst, s.: gelata, f.; ghiaccio, m.: hard
—, gran gelata; hoar —, brina(ta), f.
“bitten, ADJ.: attaccato dal ghiaccio,
gelato. -ed, ADJ.: agghiacciato, diac-
ciato. -ily, ADV.: con freddo eccessivo.
-iness, S.: freddo acuto, m. -nail,S.:
chiodo a ghiaccio, m. -y, ADI. : ghiaccia-
to, gelato.
fròth 1, s.: schiuma, spuma, f. froth2,
INTR.: schiumare, spumare. -y, ADJ.:
spumoso ; frivolo, vano.
fréunee, TR.: arricciare i capelli.
fréuzy, ADJ.: nebbioso; fosco; mucido,
fetido.
froward, ADJ.: stizzoso, arcigno, bizzar-
ro, fantastico; ostinato, perverso. -ly,
ADV.: ostinatamente, perversamente.
-ness, S.: cattivo umore, m.; ostinazione,
perversità, f.
fròwn1,s.: raggrinzamento (della fron-
te); sdegno, disprezzo, m. frowr:
frown
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INTR.: ringhiare ; increspare le ciglia: —
back, respingere con uno sguardo; —
down, atterrire. -img, ADJ.: arcigno,
burbero. torvo. -imgly, ADV.: con viso
arcigno, stortamente.
froze, impf. del v. freeze. -n, ADJ.: gela-
to, agghiacciato (cf. freeze).
fructif-erous, ADJ.: fruttifero, fruttuo-
so. -ication, s.: fruttificazione, f. -y,
TR.: rendere fertile, fertilizzare, fecon-
dare; INTR.: fruttare, fare frutto.
fructu-òsity, s.: fertilità, f. -ous, ADJ.:
fruttuoso, fruttifero, fecondo ; utile.
fri-gal, ADJI.: frugale; parco, economo;
moderato, sobrio. -gality, s.: frugali-
tà; moderanza, f. -gally, ADV.: fru-
galmente ; parcamente. -giferous, ADJ.:
frugifero, fruttifero. x
fruit, s.: frutto; profitto, m., rendita,
entrata, f.: first —s, premizie, f. pl.
-age, S.: frutta, f. pl. -basket, S.:
paniere delle frutta, m. -bearer, S.:
albero fruttifero, m. «bearing, ADJ.:
fruttifero. -erer, S.: fruttaiolo, frut-
taiuolo, m. -ery, S.: dispensa delle
frutta, f.; frutta, fi pi. -ful, ADI.: fer-
tile; fecondo; profittabile, utile. -ful-
ly, ADV.: fertilmente. -fulness, S.:
fertilità, fecondità; abbondanza, f.
=grove, S.: verziere, m. house, S.:
dispensa delle frutta, f. fruit-ion, s.:
fruizione, f.; godimento, m. -less, ADJ.:
infruttuoso, sterile; inutile. -lessly,
ADV.: inutilmente; vanamente. -less-
ness, S.: sterilità; inutilità, f. -loft,
s.: dispensa delle frutta, f. -seller, s.:
fruttaiuolo, m. time, S.: stagione
de’ frutti, f. trade, s.: commercio delle
frutta, m. «tree, s.: albero fruttifero, m.
frumentaceous, ADI. : frumentaceo.
frimenty, s.: farinata fatta con latte, f.
frùmpiji,s.: burla, beffa, f. frumpjz,
TR.: burlare, beffare; schernire.
frùs-trateI, ADJ.: vano; inutile; in-
efficace. -trate 2, TR.: frustrare ; annul-
lare; deludere. -tration, s.: delusio-
ne, f.; disfacimento, m. -trativet, -tra-
tory}, ADJ.: frustraneo, vano.
frustum, s.: frusto, pezzuolo, frammen-
to, m.
fry1, s.: fregola, f., pesciolini, m. pl. ;
sciame di bambini, m.; frittura, f. fry2,
TR.: friggere. -ing-pan, s.: padella, f.
fuage, s.: tassa de’ fuochi, f.
fub{1,s.: fanciullo grassotto e paffuto, m.
fub}2, TR.: differire, mandare in lungo.
fa-cated, ADJ.: fucato, orpellato. -cus,
s.: belletto ; liscio, m.
fuddl-e, TR.: ubbriacare, imbriacare;
INTR.: imbriacarsi. -ed, ADJ.: briaco,
imbriaco. -er, s.: imbriaco, m. -ing,
S.: imbriacamento, m.
frowning
fulvous
fadge, INTERJ.: minchioneria! son frot-
tole!
fuel, s.: provvisione di legna, carboni,
ecc., f.: add — to flame, aggiunger legna
al fuoco.
fu-gacious, ADJ.: fugace; transitorio,
-gaciousness, -gaeity, S.: fugacità;
fuga, f.
fagh, INTERI. : oibd!
fagitive, ADI.: fuggitivo; volatile; s.:
fuggitivo, fuggitore, m. -ness, S.: insta-
bilità, volatilità ; incertezza, f.
fague, S.: (mus.) fuga, f.
fulfil, TR.: adempire, compire; satisfa-
re; effettuare. -ler, S.: adempitore, m.
-ling, -ment, s.: adempimento, compi-
mento, m.
fal-geney, s.: fulgidezza, f.; splendore;
fulgore, m. -gent, ADJ.: fulgente. -gid,
ADJ.: fulgido, lucido. -gidity, -gor,
s.: fulgidezza, f.; fulgore, m. -gurate,
INTR.: folgorare, -guration, s.: folgo-
rate; folgore, baleno, m.
fuliginous, ADI. : fuligginoso, fumoso.
falli, ADJ.: pieno, ripieno, colmo, compi-
to; intero, totale; s.: compimento; tutto,
totale, m.: — face, viso pienotto, m.; —
moon, plenilunio, m.; — power, pieno
potere, m.; — sea, alto mare, m.; of —
age, adulto; to the —, interamente, affat-
to, del tutto, appieno; the moon is in
the —, la luna è piena. full2, ADV.:
pienamente, interamente, affatto; esatta-
mente; bene. full3, TR.: sodare; fol
lare, calpestare. -age, s.: pagamento
del sodare i panni, m. bodied, ADJ.:
grosso, corpacciuto. -eared, ADJ.: pie-
no di spighe. -face, S.: viso pienotto,
m. -faced, ADJ.: pienotto, paffuto.
fuller, s.: follone; purgatore, m.: —’s
earth, creta da sodare i panni, f.; —s
weed, cardo da cardare i panni, m. -y, &:
gualchiera, f.
fall-eyed, ADJ.: che ha occhi grandi.
“fed, ADJ.: grosso, corpulento. «grow,
ADJ.: di pieno crescimento, grosso.
falling-mill, s.: mulino da sodare i
panni, m.; gualchiera, f.
fùll-laden, ADJ.: affatto caricato, pie-
no. =moon, S.: luna plena, f. -orbed,
ADJ.: intieramente illuminato. -y, ADV.
interamente, pienamente, ampiamente.
falmi-nant, ADJ.: fulminante. -nate,
(M)TR.: fulminare. -nation, s.: fulmi-
nazione, f. -natory, ADJ.: fulminoso,
fulminante.
fùlness, s.: ripienezza; abbondanza, f.
fulsome, ADJ.: dispiacevole, nauseoso,
fastidioso; osceno. -ly, ADV.: fastidio-
samente. -mess, S.: nausea, f., fastidio,
disgusto, m.; oscenita, ,-
fal-vid, -vous, ADJ.: fulvia
fumado
fumado, S.: pesce affumicato, m.
fimatory, S.: fumosterno, m.
fambl-e, INTR.: maneggiare con mala
grazia, malmenare ; balbettare. -er, s.:
bietolone, scempiato ; sciocco, m. -ing-
ly, ADV.: goffamente, in modo malac-
corto.
fi-mel, s.: fumo, vapore, m.; esalazione ;
vanità, chimera, f. -mez, TR.: seccare
al fumo, fumicare; esalare; INTR.: fu-
mare; svapcrarsi; adirarsi. -metI, S.:
sterco di cervo, m.
odore (della carne), m. -mid, ADJ.: fu-
moso. -midity, s.: fumosità, f. -mi-
gate, TR.: suffumicare, fumicare. -mi-
gation, s.: fumigazione, f., suffumica-
mento, m. -mingly, ADV.: adiratamente,
collericamente. -mish, ADJ.: fumoso;
collerico. -mitory, S.: fumosterno, m.
-mous, -my, ADI. : fumoso, vaporoso.
fin, S.: divertimento, passatempo, m.;
baia, burla, f.: make — of, farsi beffa di.
fanambulist, s.: funambolo, m. .
function, s.: funzione, f.; impiego, m.;
facoltà, f. -ary, S.: impiegato, m.
findi, s.: fondo; capitale; banco, m.:
sinking —, cassa di ammortizzazione ; the
—s are up, i fondi sono in rialzo. fund 2,
™.: collocare i denari. -ament, S.:
fondamento, m. -améntal, ADJ.: fon-
damentale, principale; s.: fondamento,
m.; base, f. -améntally, ADV.: fon-
damentalmente. -ed, ADJ.: (impiegato)
nei fondi publici; (investito) in rendita
dello stato: — debt, debito consolidato.
fi-neral, ADJ.: funerale, funebre; S.:
funerale; mortorio, m.; esequie, f. pl.:
attend the —, assistere alle esequie; —
expenses, spese funerarie; — pile, rogo;
pira funerea ; — procession, comitiva (ac-
compagnamento) funebre; — service,
mortorio ; ufficio dei morti; — song, can-
to funebre. -merary, ADJ.: funereo, fu-
nebre; lugubre. -meration, s.: esequie,
f.pl. -néreal = funerary.
fun-gòsity, S.: escrescenza carnosa, f.
-gous, ADJ.: fungoso, spugnoso. -gus,
S.: fungo, m.; escrescenza di carne, f.
fa-nicle, s.: funicella, f., funicello, m.
-niculgr, ADJ.: funicolare.
fink, s.: (low) fetore ; tanfo, m.
finnel, S.: imbuto, m., pevera, f.
funny, ADJ.: buffonesco, giocoso; Strano.
fari, s.: pelliccia, pelle, f. fur2, TR.:
foderare ; impellicare.
fu-ràcious, aDJ.: furace, inclinato a ru-
bare. -raciousness, -ràeity, S.: in-
clinazione a rubare, f.
firbelow, s.: falbala; guarnizione, Yf.
furbelow 2, TR.: guarnire di falbale.
farbish, TR.: forbire, pulire. -er, S.:
forbitore, spadaio, m.
-met 2, -métte, S.:|
fusil
furcation, s.: forcatura, forcata, f.
farfur, s.: forfora, tigna, scabbia, f.
-Aceous, ADI. : forforaceo.
farious, ADJ.: furioso, frenetico.
ADV.: furiosamente, con furia.
S.: furia, frenesia, pazzia, f.
furl, TR.: (nav.) ammainare. serrare (le
vele); piegare. -ing-line, s.: (nav.)
matafione, m.
farlong, s.: ottava parte d’ un miglio, f.;
stadio, m.
farlought, s.: permissione d’ assenza;
licenza, f.: in —, in congedio. fur-
lough 2, TR.: licenziare, congedare.
farmenty, s.: farinata, f.
farnace, s.: fornace, f., forno grande, m.:
blasting —, forno alto; melting —, for-
no, fornello di fusione, m.
far-nish, TR.: fornire; provvedere; ad-
dobare, mobiliare (a house). -nished,
ADJ.: provveduto; addobuto, mobiliato ;
munito : rooms, stanze mobiliate.
-nisher, s.: che fornisce, provveditore,
m. -niture, 8.: guarnitura, f.; forni-
mento, m.; addobbi, mobili, m. pl.: piece
of —, mobile, m.
farrier, s.: pellicciaio, pellicciere, m.
farrow lI, s.: solco; fosso, fossatello, m.
furrow 2, TR.: solcare, assolcare; ru-
gare.
farry, ADJ.: coprito di pelliccia.
farther1, ADJ.: ulteriore; più rimoto;
novello; ADV.: più in là, più oltre; di più,
più avanti, più innanzi, ancora: a little —,
un po’ più in là; I cannot go —, non posso
andar più oltre. further2, TR.: avan-
zare, assistere, aiutare; promuovere.
-anee, S.: aiuto, m., assistenza, f.; avan-
zamento, progresso, m. -er, S.: promo-
tore;. protettore, m. -more, ADV.: di
più, oltre; oltre a ciò. -most, ADI.: il
più lontano, lontanissimo, rimotissimo : at
—, al più tardi.
fartive, ADJ.: furtivo, di furto; segreto.
-ly, ADV.: furtivamente; segretamente.
faruncle, s.: furuncolo, ciccione, m.
fary, s.: furia, frenesia; ira, stizza, f.;
impeto, furore, m.: break into a fit of —,
entrare in furia; dar nelle furie; rouse to
—, far salire in furia. -like, ADJ.: come
una furia, arrabbiato.
farz-e, s.: (bot.) erica, f. -y, ADI.: pieno
d’ eriche.
fus-cation, S.: oscurità, f.; oscuramen-
to, m. -cous, ADJ.: fosco, oscuro.
fuse, TR.: fondere; INTR.: liquefarsi,
struggersi; dilatarsi. fuse2,S.: tubo a
combustibili.
fusée, s.: fuso, m.; (watch.) piramide, f.
fusibility, s.: fusibilità, f. fasible,
ADJ.: fusibile, fusile.
fasil, s.: fucile, focile; schioppo, m
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-ly,
“ness,
152 fusilier
-îer, s.: archibusiere, schioppettiere, fu-
siliere, m.
fasion, S.: fusione, liquefazione, f.
fass, S.: fracasso, strepito, m.: make a
—, menar scalpore; affaccendarsi.
fast, s.: fusto, m.; odore muffato, m.
fùstian, ADI. : di frustagno; ampolloso ;
s.: frustagno; anfanamento, m., ampollo-
sità, f.
fusti-gate, TR.: frustrare, sferzare. -ga-
tion, 8.: sferzata, bastonatura, f.
fustilarianij, s.: briccone, furfante, m.
fus-tiness, s.: mucidezza, muffa, f.; tan-
fo, m. -ty, ADJ.: mucido, muffato.
fa-tile, ADI. : futile, frivolo. -tility,S.:
leggerezza; vanità; garrulita,f. -tilous,
ADI. : futile, di niun valore.
fattocks, s. PL.: (nav.) bracciuoli, m. pl.
fa-ture, ADJ.: futuro, che viene; S.:
futuro, avvenire, m.: for the —, nell’ av-
venire. -tureless, ADJ.: senza futuro.
-turely}, ADV.. in futuro, per I’ avve-
nire. -turity, S.: tempo futuro, avve-
nire, m.
fuzz, S.: pezzo, m.; inezia, f. -ball, s.:
veccia, f. (fungo).
£7, INTERJ.: oibd! — for shame! deh ver-
gognatevi!
G
& ge (the letter), 8.: g, m.
gabl, s.: muso, ceffo; cicalio, m.: have
the gift of —, avere una buona parlantina.
gab 2, INTR.: cicalare.
gabardine, s.: palandrano, gabbano, m.
gabbl-e1, s.: chiacchieria, ciarla, f., gar-
rimento, m. -e2, INTR.. cicalare, barbu-
gliare. -er, S.: ciarlone, ciarliero, m.
-ing, 8.: cicalamento, cicalio; susurro, m.
gabel, s.: gabella; tassa, imposizione, f.
-er, S.: gabelliere, m.
gabion, s.: (mil.) gabbione, m.
s.: (mil.) gabbionata, f.
gable, -end, s.: gronda, f.
gadi, s.: pezzo d'acciaio; bulino, m.
gad2, INTR.: andare qua e là; girare:
— abroad, — about, vagabondare, vaga-
re; — up and down, andare ramingo.
-about, s.: donna che va vagando, f.
-der, S.: vagabondo; perdigiorno, m.
-ding,S.: vagare, vagamento, m. -ding-
ly, ADV.: in modo vagabondo. -fly, s.:
tafano, m. ss
gaff, s.: uncino, graffio, m.
gaffer, s.: buon compagno; compadre, m.
gaffles, S. PL.: sproni d’ acciaio per i galli,
m. pl.; chiave da tendere la balestra, f.
gàg I, s.: sbarra, f.; impedimento, m.
gag 2, TR.: porre in bocca una sbarra.
-ade,
gall-bladder
gag-el, s.: pegno, m.; sicurtà; staza, f.
-e2, TR.: impegnare; dare in pegno, sta-
zare. -er,S.: misuratore, m.
gagel-e, INTR.: gridare, gracidare. -ing,
s.: grido (d'oca), m.
gài-ety, S.: gioia, gaiezza; letizia, f.
-ly, ADV.: gioiosamente, gaiamente; al-
legramente.
gaini, s.: guadagno, lucro, profitto, m..
clear —, guadagno netto. gainz, Tr:
guadagnare; acquistare, far acquisto, me-
ritare; ottenere; INTR.: avvanzarsi; im-
padronirsi; aggrandirsi: — the day (vic-
tory), guadagnar (riportar) la battaglia;
— one’s end, ottenere il suo intento, riu-
scire; venire a capo; — ground, avere
Y avvantaggio; — over, persuadere ; con-
vertire. -able, ADJ.: ottenibile, impe-
trabile. -er,s.: guadagnatore, m. -ful,
ADJ.: lucrativo, vantaggioso, profittevole,
fruttuoso ; utile. -fully, ADV.: profit-
tevolmente, vantaggiosamente ; utilmente.
-fulness, s.: guadagno, profitto, lucro,
vantaggio, m. -giving, S.: presenti
mento, m. -less, ADJ.: disavvantaggio-
so, inutile. -lessness, S.: inutilità, f.
gainlyf, ADV.: destramente, prontamente,
facilmente.
gainsay, TR.: contraddire; opporsi, con-
trariare, contrastare. -er, S.: contrad-
dicitore ; oppesitore, m. -ing, S.:
contraddizione, f.
*giiinst = against.
gain-stand}, -strive}, TR.: resistere,
opporsi.
gairish, ADJ.: fastoso, pomposo, splendi-
do, sfoggiato. -mess, S.: fasto, sfoggio,
m.; stravaganza, f.
gait, s.: andamento, portamento, m.;
aria, f.
gaiters, S. PL.: ghette, f. pl.
gala, s.: gala, f.; banchetto, m.: — day,
giorno di gala.
galaxy, S.: (astr.) galassia, via lattea, f.
galbanum, s.: galbano, m.
gale I, s.: vento fresco, colpo di vento, m.
gale 2, TR.: cantare (uccelli).
galeas, s.: galeazza, f.
galiot, s.: galeotta, f.
galli, s.: fiele; (fig.) odio; rancore, m.
gall2, TR.: scorticare; tormentare, mo-
lestare, infastidire; offendere; INTR.: tor-
mentarsi; affligersi.
gallant, ADI. : galante; attillato, elegan-
te; gentile, onesto; bravo, vigoroso: —
man, galantuomo, m. gallant, s.: zer-
bino ; innamorato, amante, m. -ly, ADV.:
galantemente, cortesemente; gagliarda-
mente, bravamente. -ness, S.: galante-
ria, garbatezza, f. -ry, S.: galanteria,
f.; coraggio, m., bravura, f., valore, m.
gall-bladder, s.: vescica del fiele, f.
galleon
gàlleon, s.: galeone, m. :
gallery, s.: galleria; loggia, f.; andito,
m.: open —, loggia; covered —, andro-
ne, M.
galley, s.: galea, galera, f. -slave,s.:
galeotto, forzato, m.
galliard, s.: gagliardo, m.; gagliarda,
f. -izet,s.: allegria, gaiezza, gioia, f.
gallieism, s.: gallicismo, m.
galligàskins, s. PL.: ‘calzoni grandi, m.
I.
gallimaufry, s.: cibreo, manicaretto di
più vivande riscaldate, m.
galliot = galiot.
gallipot, s.: alberello, m.
gall-nut, s.: noce di galla; galluzza, f.
gallon, s.: misura di quattro boccali, f.
galléon, s.: gallone, m.; guarnizione, f.
gallopi, s.: galoppo; galoppare, m.: go
a—,galoppare; at full —, a briglia sciol-
ta (or a carriera). gallop2, INTR.: gal-
loppare; correre. -per, S.: galoppatore,
m. -ping, S.: galoppare, m.; galoppa-
ta, f.
gàllowi, TR.: spaventare, atterrire.
galloway, S.: piccolo cavallo inglese,
ronzino, m.
gallows (pl. —, or -es), S.: forca, f., pati-
holo, m. =bird, S.: capestro, m. -tree
= gallows.
galosh, s.: galoscia, soprascarpa, f.
galvanic, ADJ.: galvanico: — battery,
pila voltaica, f.
gal-vanism, s.: galvanismo, m.
ize, TR.: galvanizzare.
gamba-de, -do, S.: uosa,f.; stivaletto, n.
gàm-ble, INTR.: giuocare; barare, ma-
riolare. -bler, s.: giuocatorone; scroc-
cone, m. -bling-house, S.: casino da
giuocare, m., bisca, biscazza, f.
gamboge, s.: gommagutte, f.
gamboli,s.: salto, scambietto, m.; ca-
priola, f. gambol2, INTR.: salterellare.
gàmbrel, s.: gamba deretana (d’ un ca-
vallo), f.
game, s.: giuoco; scherzo, passatempo,
m.; caccia, salvaggina, f.: play a —,
fare (or giocare) una partita; make — of,
beffare, farsi giuoco di. game 2, INTR.:
giocare; biscazzare; scherzare. -bag,
8.: carniera, f., carniere, m. cock, S.:
gallo di combattimento, m. -keeper,
8.: guardiano di caccia, m. -sgme, ADJ.:
giocoso, allegro, giocondo. -sgmely,
ADV.: giocosamente, scherzevolmente.
-someness, S.: scherzo, trastullo, m.;
baia, f. -ster, s.: giuocatore; biscaz-
ziere, m.
gaming, s.: giuoco, giuocare, biscazzare,
m. «house, s.: biscazza, bisca, f.
stable, s.: tavola da giuoco, f.
gimmon, s.: presciutto; sbaraglino, m.
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gamut, s.: (mus.) solfa, zolfa, f.
gander, s.: maschio dell’ oca, m.
gàngi, s.: truppa, banda; società, f.
gang2, INTR.: andare, camminare.
-board, s.: (nav.) tavola da sparco, f.
ganglion, s.: (anat.) ganglio, m.
gàngre-ne!, S.: (med.) cangrena, f. -ne2,
INTR.: incancherire, incangrenarsi. -nous,
ADJ.: cangrenoso.
gàng-way, S.: passavanti d’ una nave da
guerra, corridore, n. -week,S.: setti-
mana delle Rogazioni, f.
gànt-letI, s.: (mil.) bacchette, f. pl.;
(nav.) bolina, f.: run the —, passar per le
bacchette, correre la bolina. -let2 =
gauntlet. -lope = -let.
gànza, S.: oca salvatica, f.
gaol, s.: prigione, f., carcere, m. -er,
‘s.: guardiano delle prigioni, carceriere, m.
gap, S.: apertura, crepatura; lacuna;
breccia; deficienza, f.
gap-e, INTR.: sbadigliare; creparsi, spac-
carsi, aprirsi: — after, desiderare; aspi-
rare; — at, guardare colla bocca aperta;
desiderare; — for, desiderare con avidità,
bramare con ansietà. -er,S.: che spa-
diglia; che brama con ansietà. -ing, S.:
spadigliamento, m.; fessura, crepatura,
f.: stand —, baloccare; frascheggiare.
gap-toothed, ADJ.: sdentato.
garb, s.: vestimento, abito, m.;
maniera, f., portamento, m.
garbage, s.: trippe, f. pl.; rifiuto, m.,
spazzatura, f.
gàr-ble, TR.: scegliere; scernere, sepa-
rare. -bler, S.: sceglitore, m. -bles,
S. PL.: mondiglie, vagliature (di droghe,
ecc.), f. pl.
gàrboil, s.: disordine, confusione; tu-
multo, romore, m.
gàrdenti, s.: giardino, m.: little —, giar-
dinetto, m.; — plot, parterre, m.; —
walks, viali, andari, m. pl. garden,
INTR.: far il giardiniere. -er, 8.: giardi-
niere, m.; giardiniera, f. -ing, s.: colti-
vare un giardino, giardinaggio, m., erbag-
gi, m. pl. =-mold, mould, s.: terra
vegetabile, f. -=plot, s.: spartimento
dun giardino, m. «stuff, -ware,s.:
erbaggio, m.
gare, S.: lana piena di zacchere, f.
gàrgarism, S.: gargarismo, m.
garglei,s.: gargarismo, m. gargle2,
TR.: gargarizzare.
gàrgol, s.: lebbra de’ porci, f. pl.
garish, ADI. : splendido, pomposo. -mess,
S.: pomposità, f.
garland, s.: ghirlanda, f.
garlic, s.. aglio, m. -eater, s.: gui-
done, uomo basso, m. sauce, s.: aglia-
ta, f,
garment, s.: abito, vestito, vestimento, m.
aria;
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garner I, s.: granaio, magazzino del gra-
no, m. garner2,TR.: accumulare, am-
massare.
garnet, s.: granato, m.; (nav.) carruco-
la, f.
gàr-nish 1, s.: ornamento, m.; (fig.) ca-
tene, f. pl. -mish2, TR.: guarnire, orna-
re, abbellire; catenare. -nishment, s.:
ornamento ; abbellimento, m.; (leg.) cita-
zione, f. -miture, S.: guarnitura, f.;
fornimento, m.; addobbi, m. pl.
garran, s.: cavallo montagnuolo, cavalli-
no, m.
garret, s.: solaio; soffitta, stanza a tet-
to,f. -@er,s.: abitatore d’ una soffitta, m.
garrison 1,8.: guarnigione, f.; soldati, m.
pl. garrison?2, TR.: mettere guarnigio-
ne, presidiare; munire.
gar-rùlity, s.: garrulità, loquacità, ciar-
leria, f. -ruloews, ADI.: garrulo, loquace ;
ciarliero. -rulousness = garrulity.
garterl, s.: legaccio, m., giarrettiera,
giartera, f.: knight of the —, cavaliere
della giartera, m. garter2,TR.: legare
con un legaccio, legarsi i legacciuoli.
garth, s.: cortile; ricinto, m.; grossezza
del corpo, f.
gàs, S.: gas, gaz, m.: jet of —, getto di
gaz; light with —, illuminare a gaz; turn
off the —, chiudere la chiavetta del gaz;
turn on the —, aprire la chiavetta del
gaz. =-burner,s.: becco del gaz, m.
gasconade!, s.: guasconata, f., vanto,
m. gasconade2, INTR.: millantarsi,
vantarsi.
gaseous, ADJ.: gasoso, gazoso.
gashi,s.: sfregio, taglio, m.; cicatrice,
f. gash2, TR.: sfregiare, tagliare.
gaskins, s.PL.: calzoni grandi, m. pl.,
brache grandi, f. pl.
gas-lamp, s.: lampada di gas, f.
tern, s.: lanterna di gas, f. -light,
s.: lume di gas, m. lighting, s.: illu-
minazione di gas, f. -émeter, S.: gaso-
metro, m.
gàsp!, s.. anelito, respiro, ansamento,
m.: to the last —, fin’ all’ultimo respiro.
gasp 2, INTR.: anelare, respirare con af-
fanno: — after, desiderare, bramare; —
for breath, far degli sforzi per respirare;
— for life, essere al punto di morte, es-
sere agli estremi. -ing,S.: respiro con
affanno, m., respirazione, f.
gas-pipe, S.: tubo, m.
gaAsti, TR.: spaventare, impaurire, atter-
rire. -ly} = ghastly.
gas-tric, ADJ.: gastrico. -triloquist,
8.: ventriloquo, m. -trétomy, 8.: (surg.)
gastrotomia, f.
gate, s.: porta, f.; portone; portamento,
m.: field-—, cancello, m.; flood-—, cate-
ratta, f. Keeper, s.: guardaporte,
garner
-lan-
gazetteer
portinaio, m. «vein, s.: (anat.) vena
porta, f. -way,S.: portone, passaggio, m.
gather!, s.: crespa, riga; piega, f.
gather 2, TR.: cogliere, ricogliere; adu-
nare, ramassare; rincrespare, piegare;
conchiudere, inferire; INTR.: accumular-
si; assembrarsi, adunarsi; condensarsi:
— breath, respirare; — the corn, mie-
tere il grano; — dust, impolverarsi; —
the grapes, vendemmiare; — riches, ac-
cumulare dovizie; — rust, irrugginirsi;
— strength, rinvigorirsi; — together, ac-
cozzare, radunare; REFL.: accumularsi,
addensarsi ; — up, raccogliere; — wealth,
accumulare ricchezze; — up, ammassare ;
rilevare. -er, S.: ricoglitore, raccogli-
tore, m.: — of corn, mietitore, m.; — of
grapes, vendemmiatore, m.; — of taxes,
collettore di tasse, m. -ing,S.: colle-
zione, f., coglimento, m.: make a —, fare
una collezione.
gaud1,s.: ornamento, abbigliamento, m.
gaud 2, TR.: rallegrarsi ; divertirsi. -ery,
S.: vestire pomposo, fasto, m. -ily, ADV.:
fastosamente; sfoggiamente. -iness,
s.: sfoggio, fasto, m.; ostentazione, f. -y,
ADJ.: pomposo, fastoso; 8.: festa, f.;
festeggiamento, m.
gau-ge I, s.: staza, fi: narrow — rail
way, ferrovia a rotaie strette. -ge2,
TR.: stazare; misurare. -ger, S.: staza-
tore, misuratore di liquidi, m. -ging,
S.: stazatura, f., stazare, m.
gaunt, ADJ.: magro, affilato, smunto.
gàunt-leti, s.. guanto di ferro, mano-
polo, f. -let2 = gantlet.
gaunt-ly, ADV.: magramente; sottilmen-
te. -mess, S.. magrezza, f.
gauze, S.: velo, m.; tocca, f.
gavel, s.: terreno, suolo, m.; dogana,
tassa, f. -kind, s.: spartimento uguale,
m. -man,s.: vassallo, m.
gavelockyj, s.: dardo, m.
gavel-work, s.: servitù, f.
gavot, s.: gavotta, f. (sorta di ballo).
gawk, s.: cucco; sciocco, minchione, m.
-y, ADI.: sciocco, balocco.
gay, ADJ.: gaio, gioioso, lieto: — colours,
colori vivaci; — dress, veste gaia. -ety,
8.: gioia, gaiezza; allegrezza, f. -ly,
ADV.: gaiamente, gioiosamente, allegra-
mente. -ness, S.: giocondità, gioia, f.
-some, ADJ.: gaio, gioioso, allegro.
gazel,s.: sguardo fisso, m.; sorpresa, f.
gaze2,INTR.: guardare fissamente. -ful,
ADJ.: riguardante fissamente; sorpreso.
-hound, s.: levriere, m.
gazél(le), s.: gazzella, f.
gaz-ementij, s.: sguardo fisso, m. -er,
S.: spettatore, contemplatore, m.
gazett-e, S.: gazzetta, f. -éer, 8.: gar
zettiere; scrittore di novelle, m.
gazing-stock
gising-stock, 8.: obbietto di sprezzo;
spettacolo, n
gazòn, S.: erbuccia; zolla di terra, f.
gaari, S.: vestimenti ; mobili, m. pl; ro-
ba, f.: in —, in movimiento, in azione;
out of —, fermato, in riposto; head —,
cuffia, f. gear 2, TR.: vestire; aggiogare.
géck, s.: goffo, balordo, sciocco, m.
geese, PL. di goose.
gél-atine, -Atinous, ADJ.: gelatinoso.
géld, TR.: castrare; scemare; troncare.
-er, S.: castraporcelli, castfaporci, m.
«ing, s.: cavallo castrato, m.
gèl-id, ADI. : gelido, gelato, freddo. -id-
“ity, S.: freddo eccessivo, gelo, m. -ly,
s.: gelatina, f.; brodo rappreso, m.: beat
toa —, spuppolare, stritolar le ossa di.
gélt}, s.: canutiglia, f.
gémi, s.: gemma, f. gem, TR.:
‘nare di gemme ; INTR.: germogliare.
gémi-nate, TR.: geminare ; raddoppiare.
“nation, S.: geminazione, Fs raddoppia-
mento, m. -ni,s.: (astr.) gemini, m. pl.
-nous, ADJ.: gemino. -ny}, s.: gemelli,
ador-
m. pl. ; paio, m., coppia, f.
gém-meous, -my, ADJ.: gemmeo.
génder!, s.: genere, m. gender2,
TR: generare ; INTR.: ingenerarsi, accop-
piarsi.
gene-alogical, ADJ. : genealogico. ~Blg-
‘gist, 8. “genealogista, m. -alogy, S
genealogia, f.
génerable, ADJ.: generabile.
géner-al1, ADJ.: generale, universale ;
comune; S.: maggior parte, f.; tutto, m.
în —, in generale, CSR page -al2,
S.: generale, m. foe : gene-
ralissimo, m. -ality, s.: generalità;
maggior parte, f. -alization, s.: ridu-
cimento ad un genere, m. -alize, TR.:
generalizzare. -ally, ADV.: generalmen-
te, universalmente. -alness, S.: gene-
ralità, ff -alship, s.: generalato, m.
-alty, s Ss. : generalità ; totalità, f.
géner-ant, .: principio generativo, m.
“ate, TR.: generare; produrre; cagiona-
Te. -&tion, s.: generazione; produzio-
ne; razza, f. -ative, ADJ.: generativo,
generante. -ator, S.: generatore, crea-
tore; principio, m
genéric(al), ADJ.: generico. -ly, ADV.:
in modo Lio
gen-eròsity, s.: generosità; liberalità,
-erous, ADJ.: generoso, magnanimo ;
liberale. -erously, ADV.: generosamen-
te, nobilmente, liberalmente. -erous-
ness, S. : generosità, i.
génesis, s. : genesi, f.
génet, s.: ginnetto, m
genéva = gin.
gènial, ADI.: geniale ; naturale ; giocon-
“do, allegro: — air, aria d’ incontro. -ly,
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ADV.: genialmente, in modo geniale; na-
turalmente.
geniculated, ADJ.:
géni-tal, ADJ. :
germ
genicolato, nodoso.
genitale; naturale. -s,
‘s. PL.: parti genitali, f. pl. -tive, s
(gram.) genitivo, m. -tor, 8.: genitore,
padre, m
génius, s.: genio; spirito; talento; ca-
‘rattere, m : man of —, uomo d’ ingegno,
genio.
gentéel, ADI.: gentile, grazioso, elegan-
te; cortese: — society, ceto elegante.
ly, ADV.: gentilmente, graziosamente,
elegantemente ; cortesemente. -ness, S.:
gentilezza ; bella maniera, cortesia, f.
géntian, s.: (bot.) genziana, f.
gén-tile, s Sii gentile ; pagano, m. -ti-
‘lism, s.: gentilesimo, paganismo, m.
gen-tilitionst, ADJ.: gentilizio. -tility,
: gentilità; gentilezza; nobilita, f.
giadlo, ADJ.: dolce; piacevole; beni-
gno; domestico, mansueto. -gentle 2,TR.:
render mansueto, addomesticare. -folk,
s.: gente nobile, nobilità, f -man,
s.: gentiluomo ; signore, m.: young —,
giovine signore; perfect —, signore com-
pito; play the —, far il gran signore, far-
la da grande; you are no —, voi non siete
un gentiluomo. -manlike, -manly,
ADJ.: da gentiluomo. -ness, S.: genti-
lezza, cortesia; dolcezza, amorevolezza,
bontà, f. -shipi, S.: cortesia; grazia, af-
fabilità, f -woman,s.: gentildonna;
damigella, f.
géntly ADv.: dolcemente; gentilmente;
‘benignamente.
géntry, s.: gentiluomini, m. pl.; secondo
‘ordine, m.
genuflézion, S : genuflessione, f.
génuine, ADJ. : genuino, vero, naturale ;
proprio. -ly, ADV.: veramente; natural-
mente. -mess, S.: purità; realità; au-
tenticità, f.
geo-eéntric, ADJ.: geocentrico.
“(al), ADJ.: geodetico.
geò-grapher, s.: geografo, mn. -gràph-
‘ical, ADJ.: geografico. -griphical-
ly, ADV.: in modo geografico. gedg-
raphy, S.: geografia, f. -légical,
ADJ.: geologico. -logy, S.: geologica, f.
-meter, s.: geometro, geometra, m.
-metral, ADJ.: geometrico. -métri-
cal, ADJ.: geometrico, di geometria.
-métrically, ADV.: geometricamente.
-metrician, S.: geometra, m. -me-
-détic-
trize, INTR.: geometrizzare, fare da geo-
metra. -metry, S.: geometria, f.
geòrg-e, s.: brown —, pane bigia, m
‘de, ADJ.: georgico, rurale.
geranium, S.: geranio, m.
ohare a : girfalco, m.
gérm, s : germe, germoglio, m.
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Gérman 1, ADJ.0r 8.: tedesco, m., -ca, f.;
lingua tedesca, f. german, ADJ.:
germano (parente): cousin —, cugino ger-
mano, m., cugina germana, f.
germander, s.: (bot.) camedrio, m.,
‘querciuola, f.
Gérmanism, 8
germane, ADJ.:
‘priato.
gérmin, -al, ADJ.: germinale. -ate,
‘INTR.: germogliare. -atign, s.: germi-
nazione, f.
gérund, s.: gerundio, m.
gést, S.: gesto; fatto glorioso, m.; pom-
pa, f.
gestation, s.: gestazione; gravidanza,
pregnezza, f.
gesticu-late, INTR.: gesteggiare, far
‘troppi gesti. -lation, s.. gesticulazio-
ne, f., gesteggiare, m.
gesture, s.: gesto, atto delle membra,
‘m.; positura, f.
&ètI, IRR.; TR.: guadagnare; procurare,
acquistare; impetrare, ricevere; merita-
re; impadronirsi, prendere, pigliare, im-
German
: germanismo, m.
parente, affine, appro-
pegnare; INTR.: venire; arrivare; aver
ricorso: — angry, adirarsi; — fat, in-
grassire; — thin, ammagrire, dimagrire;
— drunk, ubbriacarsi; — the better, aver
la superiorità, aver vantaggio; — chil-
dren, generar figliuoli ; — clear, sbrigarsi,
liberarsi; — a cold, pigliare un’ infredda-
tura; — a footing, stabilirsi; — friends,
farsi amici; — a habit, prendere un
usanza; — an ill habit, prendere un
cattivo abito; — by heart, imparare
a mente; — home, arrivare a casa;
— one’s lesson, imparare la sua lezio-
ne; — money, guadagnar danari; —
money of one, ricevere danari da uno; —
a name, acquistar fama, mettersi in cre-
dito; — a place, trovare un impiego; —
ready, apparecchiare, preparare; — one’s
self ready, apparecchiarsi; — riches, ac-
quistare ricchezze; — rid of, disfarsi, di-
strigarsi; — a thing done, far fare una
cosa; — well again, ristabilirsi; — @
wife, prender moglie, sposare; — above,
superare, vincere; — away, andare via,
ritirarsi; — away! levati di costà! va
via! — before, prevenire, precedere; —
down, scendere, tragugiare; — from, an-
dare via; cavare da; — în, entrare ; fare
entrare; — into, entrare; insinuarsi; se-
guire; — off, scappare, fuggire; — of
from, smontare da; — on, montare, met-
tere; — out, uscire, fare uscire, cavare ;
— over, sormontare, superare; passare
avanti, avanzare; vincere; — through,
traversare; investigare; together,
metter insieme ; adunare, radunare, accoz-
zare; radunarsi; unirsi; — wp, levare,
gift
alzare; levarsi; — up again, rifarsi;
ripigliar le forze; — a to, avanzare; —
upon, montare. -ter, S.: guadagnatore i
acquistatore, m. -timg, S.: acquista
mento; lucro, m.
pd sl s.: bubbola, f.; cose da nulla,
pl.
ghàsti, TR.: spaventare. -fuli, ADI.:
tristo, malinconico ; spaventevole, orribile.
-liness, S.: viso spaventoso, m.; squal-
lidezza, vista orrenda, f. -ly, ADJ.:
squallido, orrendo.
ghérkin, s.: cetriuolo confettato con
aceto, m.
ghést, 8.: spirito, m.; anima de’ morti,
ombra, f.: holy —, Spirito Santo; give up
the —, render Il’ anima; conjure up a —,
evocare uno spirito (spettro). -liness,
s.: tendenza spirituale, f. -ly, ADJ.: spi-
rituale.
ghoùl, 8.: spirito maligno che ruba e di-
vora cadaveri, m. -ish, ADJ.: diabolico,
infernale ; antropofago.
giant, S.: gigante, m.; ADJ.: gigante-
sco: with — steps, a passi di gigante.
-ess, S.: gigantessa, f. -like, -ly,
ADJ.: gigantesco, giganteo. -ship, 8.:
forma eccessiva, f.
gibt, s.: gatto vecchio, m.
3ibber, INTR.: parlare confusamente,
“barbugliare, borbottare. -ish, S.: ger-
go, m., gramuffa f.: talk —, parlare in
gergo.
gibbet I, s.: forca, fi giubetto, m. gib-
“bet 2, TR.: impiccare, appiccare; appen-
dere.
gibble-gabble, s.: cicalamento, m.
gib-bòsity, S.: scrigno, m.; gobba; cur-
‘vità, f. -bous, ADJ.: gibboso, gibbuto;
scrignuto, curvo. -bousness, S.: conves-
sità; prominenza, gobba, f.
gib-cati, S.: gatto vecchio, m.
gib-e 1, s.: beffa, burla, f.; scherno, di-
"sprezzo, m. -@2,TR.,INTR.: beffare, bur-
lare; schernire. -er, s.: beffatore, bur-
lattore : schernitore, m. -ingly, ADV.:
sprezzevolmente, con disprezzo; ironica
mente.
giblets, s. PL.: frattaglie (dell'oca, ecc.),
+ pl.
gid- dily, ADV.: inconsideratamente, ne-
gligentemente, trascuratamente. -di-
ness, S.: capogiro, m., vertigine; inco-
stanza, f. -dy, ADI.: vertiginoso; inco-
stante. -dy-brained, -dy-headed,
ADJ.: scervellato; leggiero, incostante.
-dy-paced, ADJ.: inconsiderato, impru-
dente. -dy-pate, s.: minchione, scioc-
co, m.
gift, s.. dono; talento, m.; facoltà, f.:
new year’s —, strenna, f., capo d' =
m.; free —, dono gratuito; wedding —
gifted
fardello da nozze. -ed, ADJ.: donato,
dottato; highly —, di gran ingegno.
gig, 5.: ruzzola, trottola, f., paleo; biroc-
cio, m.
gigantéan, -gàntic, ADJ.: gigantes-
‘00, di gigante.
gigel-e, INTR.: ghignare, sogghignare,
sghignazzare. -er, S.: ghignatore, m.
-ing, S.: ghignetto, sghignazzamento,
ghigno, m.
gig-mill, s.: gualchiera, f.
gigot, S.: coscia; gamba, f.
gild, (IRR.); TR.: dorare, indorare.
8.: doratura, f., indoramento, m.
gill1, s.: quarto d’ una foglietta (misura).
gil12, s.: edera; bevanda di birra e d’ ede-
ra, f. -s, PL.: branchie (di pesci), f. pl.
gillyflower, s.: leucoio, m.
giltt, s.: doratura, f., indoramento, m.
gilt2, ADJ.: dorato, indorato, cf. gild.
«edged, ADJ.: dorato sul taglio. -head,
8.: dorado, m., orata, f. (pesce).
gim, ADJ.: (prov.) galante; pulito, bello.
gimblet, s.: succhio, succhiello, punte-
ruolo, m.
gimerack, s.: meccanismo volgare, m.;
‘chiappola, bazzecola, f.
gimlet = gimblet.
gimp, S.: merletto, m.
gin, S.: trappola; stiaccia,f.; ginepro, li-
“quore, m.
ginger, S.: zenzero, zenzevero, gengiovo,
“m. -bread, s.: bericuocolo, confortino,
m. -breadbaker, -breadmaker, s.:
bericuocolaio, confortinaio, m. -ly, ADV.:
dolcemente; pian piano. -mess, S.: deli-
catezza; tenerezza, f.
gingle = jingle.
ginnet, s.: bidetto, ronzino, m.
gin-shop, s.: bottega di liquorista, f.
Gipsy — gypsy.
girasol, s.: girasole}; opale, m.
gird, s.: beffa, burla, f., scherno, m.: by
—s and snatches, alla sfuggita. gird2,
(IRR.); TR.: cingere, circondare ; beffare,
burlare. -er, s.: trave maestra, f. -le1,
8.: cintura, chiusura; zona, f. -le2, TR.:
cingere, circondare, rinchiudere; attor-
niare. -le=belt, s.: cinturino, cintolo,
m. -ler,s.: facitore di cinture; vendi-
tore di cinture, m.
girl, s.: fanciulla, ragazza, zittella, donzel-
la, f.: little —, ragazzina; pretty little
—, bella ragazzina; servant —, serva, f.
«hood, s.: giovinezza (di donzella). -ish,
ADV.: di ragazza, donzellesco, fanciulle-
sco; vivace. -ishly, ADV.: da ragazza,
donzellescamente, a modo di zitella,
girti, girth, s.: cinghia, cintura, f.
girt2, girth, TR.: cinghiare, cingere;
legare. -leather, s.: sopraccinghia,
“sopraccigna, f.
er,
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giv-e, IRR.; TR.: dare; donare; conferire ;
rimettere; cedere, rilassarci, piegarsi;
ammollirsi ; IRR.; INTR.: — alms, fare li-
mosine; — an account of, rendere conto
di; — back, restituire; — battle, dare la
battaglia, presentare la battaglia; — @
call, chiamare; invitare; visitare; — in
charge, incaricare; commettere, ordina-
re; — credit, prestar fede, fare credito,
credere; — a description, descrivere, di-
pingere; — ear, dare orecchio, ascoltare ;
— evidence, render testimonianza; — a
fall, fare cascare, abbattere; — fire, tira-
re, sparare; — ground, rinculare; ritirar-
si, fuggire; — hearing, dare udienza; —
heed, badare; stare attento; — hopes,
promettere; — joy, felicitare, congratu-
larsi; — Judgment, pronunziare la sen-
tenza; — leave, dare fo permettere ;
— like for like, render la pariglia; — a
look, dare un’ occhiata; osservare; mira-
re; esaminare; — one’s mind, applicarsi ;
affezionarsi; — notice, avvertire; fare
sapere; — oath, proporre il giuramento ;
— over, desistere, cessare; — place, dare
luogo; cedere; — a pusk, dare una spin-
ta; spingere; — the slip, scappare; sal-
varsi; — suck, allattare; — thanks, ren-
der grazie, ringraziare; risalutare; —
trouble, impacciare, incomodarè, molesta-
re; — in one’s verdict, dar la sua voce,
dar il suo suffragio; — a visit, fare visita,
visitare; — warning, avvertire, far sa-
pere; — way, cedere, abbandonarsi; —
again, rendere, restituire ; — away, rimet-
tere; cedere; concedere; — back, ren-
dere, restituire; — forth, pubblicare,
promulgare, divolgare; — one’s self for,
passarsi, riputarsi ; — in, cedere; ridursi;
— into, entrare; consentire; adottare;
— off, discontinuare, desistere; — out,
distribuire, dare; pubblicare, divolgare ;
— over, tralasciare, lasciare, desistere ;
finire; — one’s self to, applicarsi, attac-
carsi; — up, cedere; abbandonare; ren-
dere. -en, ADI.: dato, ecc. (cf. give); at
a — time, ad un tempo dato (or conve-
nuto). -er, S.: donatore, distributore, m.
-ing, s.: donazione, f., dono, m.
gizzard, s.: ventriglio, m.
glab-rity, S.: liscezza; calvezza, f.
-rous, ADJ.: liscio.
gla-cial, ADI.: glaciale; gelato, ghiac-
ciato. -ciate, INTR.: agghiacciare, con-
gelare. -ciation, S.: agghiacciamento,
m., congelazione, f. -cier, S.: ghiac-
ciaio, m.
gladis, s.: spalto; (fort.) pendio, m.
glad, ADJ.: contento, lieto, allegro: make
—, rallegrare; I am — of it, me ne alle-
gro; Jam — to see you, mi rallegro di
vedervi; make —, rallegrare, allietare;
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very —, contentissimo. -den, TR.: ral-
legrare,
glade, 8.: viale d’ alberi; entrata, f.
gladful, ADJ.: gioioso, lieto. -ness, S.:
gioia, allegrezza, letizia, f.
gladiator, s.: gladiatore, m.
glad-ly, ADv.: di buon grado, con piace-
re, volentieri. -ness, 8.: gioia, gaiezza,
. -sgme, ADJ.: gioioso, giocondo, alle-
gro. -somely, ADV.: gioiosamente.
-someness, 8.: allegria, f., piacere, m.;
allegrezza, f.
glairei, s.: albume, m.; chiara d’ uovo,
f. glairez, TR : impiastricciare con
Y albume d’ uovo.
glan-eel, 8.: occhiatta, f.; raggio di
luce; baleno, m.: at the first —, a prima
vista. -ce2,INTR.: raggiare; dar un’ oc-
chiata, occhiare ; scalfire: — upon, scor-
rere; IU take a — at it, gli dard un’ oc-
chiata. -eingly, ADV.: leggiermente,
alla sfuggita.
gland, s.: glandula, ghiandola, f. -ers,
8. PL.: stranguglioni (de’ cavalli), m. pl.
-iferous, ADJ.: ghiandifero. -ule, 8.:
glanduletta, f. -ulòsity, 8.: collezione
di glandule, f. -ulous, ADJ.: glandu-
loso.
glar-e 1, 8.: luce soverchia; occhiata che
penetra, bcchiata feroce, f. -e2, INTR.:
splendere; fiammeggiare; abbagliare; oc-
chiare: — at, guardar con occhio bieco
(or feroce). -gous, ADJ.: viscido, muci-
laginoso. -img, ADJ.: manifesto, evi-
dente: a — error, un errore che salta
agli occhi. -imgly, ADV.: evidentemente.
glaster = glazier.
gléss1,8.: vetro; bicchiere; specchio, m.;
ADJ.: di vetro, invetriato. glass2, TR.:
invetriare ; incassare in vetro; inverni-
ciare. «beads, 8.: margheritine, f. pl.
-blower, 8.: vetraio, m. «blowing,
8.: soffatura del vetro, f. bottle, 8.:
fiasco di vetro, m., bottiglia, f. -bowl,s.:
tazza di cristallo, f. -case,s.: custodia
di vetro (or campana) di vetro, mostra, f.
=door, 8.: porta a invetriate, f. -fur-
nace, 8.: fornace da vetraia,f. -grind-
er, 8.: lisciatore di vetri, m. -house,
8.: vetraia, fabbrica de’ vetri, f. -mak-
er, 8.: vetraio, bicchieraio, m. -mak-
ing, 8.: arte vetraria, f. -man, 8.:
venditore di vetraia, m. metal, s.:
vetro in fusione, m. shop, 8.: bottega
di vetraio, f. trade, 8.: commercio
vetrario, m. ware, S.: vetreria, f.,
cristalli, m. pl.: small —, vetrame, m.
-window, S.: vetriera, f. -work, 8.:
vetraia; fabbrica di vetro, f. -y, ADJ.:
vitreo, cristallino; invetriato; fragile.
glgncéma, s.: (med.) glaucoma, m., cate-
ratta, f.
globule
glave, 8.: spada, f.; coltellaccio, m.
glàvert, TR. : adulare, accarezzare ; lusin-
gare. -ert,s.: adulatore, m.
gla-ze, TR.: invetriare; verniciare, inver-
niciare; smaltare ; lisciare. -zed, PART.:
invetriato: — frost, brina, f. -zier,s.:
vetraio, m. -zing,S.: invetriamento, m.
gléadf}, 8.: nibbio, m.
gléum1,8.: raggio; fulmine; harlume,
m. gleam2, INTR.: risplendere, scintil-
lare, sfavillare. -y, ADJ.: scintillante,
sfavillante.
gléani, 8.: spigolatura; raccolta labo-
riosa, f. glean2, TR.: spigolare; rac-
cogliere; (vine.) raspollare. -er, 8.:
spigolatore, raccoglitore, m. -img, 8.:
spigolatura, f., spigolare, m.: literary —a,
squarci scelti.
rao 8.: zolla, gleba, f.; terreno, suo-
0, m.
gléde, 8.: nibbio, m.
glée, 8.: gioia, gaiezza, f.; giubilo, m.
gleedi, 8.: carbone acceso, m.
glée-ful, ADJ.: gioioso, gaio, allegro.
-falness,8.: allegrezza, gioia. f. -man,
8.: musico, m.
glaeni, INTR.: risplendere.
gléesqme, ADJ.: gioioso, allegro, lieto.
gléeti, s.: puzza, f.; marciume, m.
gleet 2, INTR.: docciare, colare; suppu-
rare. -y, ADJ.: icoroso, sieroso.
glén, s.: valle, vallata, f.
glib 1, ADI. : liscio (lubrico)}; volubile, lo-
quace. glib2, TR.: castrare; lisciare.
-ly, ADV.: correntemente; con facilita;
volubilmente. -ness, s.: volubilità, fa-
cilità, loquacità, f.
glide, INTR.: scorrere; passare leggier-
mente,
glim, 8.: candela, f.
glimmer |, 8.: luce debole, f.; splendore
debole, m.; (min.) mica, f. glimmer2,
INTR.: tralucere, trasparire.
glimpse, s.: barlume, balenamento, m.:
catch a — of, vedere alla sfuggita.
glisten, iINTR.: splendere, scintillare;
brillare.
glitter1, s.: splendore; lustro, m. glit-
ter 2, INTR.: rilucere; brillare. -ing,
ADJ.: lucente, risplendente, scintillante.
gupiri ADV.: splendidamente, con i splen-
ore.
gloart, INTR.: guardare biecamente, far il
viso arcigno.
gloat, INTR.: guardar sottocchi.
glo-bated, ADJ.: globoso, sferico, roton-
do. -be, 8.: globo, m., sfera, f.: little
—, globetto, m. -bose, ADJ.: globoso,
sferico. -bésity, 8.: globosità, sferici-
tà, f. -bous, ADJ.: globoso, sferico ro-
tondo.
gléb-ular = globulous. -ule, 3.: glo
globulous
bulo, piccol globo, m.
globuloso.
glòmer-ate, INTR.: aggomitolare, accu-
mulare. -ation, S.: aggomitolare, m.,
accumulazione, f. -ous, ADJ.: aggomito-
lato, conglomerato.
gliomi, s.: oscurità; tristezza, f.
gloom2, INTR.: divenir oscuro; essere
-ulous, ADJ.:
tristo. -ily, ADV.: oscuramente; trista-
mente. -imess, S.: oscurità; tristezza,
malinconia, f. -y, ADJ.: oscuro, nuvoloso,
fosco; tristo, malinconico.
glé-ried, ADJ.: illustre, celebre. -rifi-
cation, s.: glorificazione, f., glorifica-
mento, m. -rify, TR.: glorificare; cele-
brare: — one’s self, glorificarsi, vantarsi.
-rious, ADJ.: glorioso, nobile; famo-
so, illustre. -riously, ADV.: gloriosa-
mente, nobilmente, illustremente. -ry1,
s.: gloria; fama, rinominanza, celebrità;
aureola, f.: vain —, vana gloria; halo of
—; aureola di gloria, corona; thirst after
—, anellare alla gloria. -ry2, INTR.:
gloriarsi, vantarsi; lodarsi.
glose = gloze.
glòss1, s.: lustro, liscio, m. @loss2, TR.:
lustrare, pulire. gloss3, S.: glosa, f.;
commento. gloss4, TR.: glosare, far
glose. -ary, S.: glossario, m. -er, S.:
glosatore ; interprete, m.
glòssiness, s.: pulimento, m., pulitura, f.
glossogra-pher, s.: glossografo, glosa-
tore, m. -phy,S.: glossografia, f.
glòssy, ADJ.: liscio, pulito, lucido.
glottis, s.: (anat.) glottide, glotta, f.
glòut}, INTR.: fare un mal viso, mostrar
mal umore ; ringhiare.
glév-e1, s.: guanto, m.: excuse my —,
amore passa il guanto; throw down the
—, gettar il guanto; sfidare; take up the
—, raccogliere il guanto; be hand and —
with one, essere amicissimi. -e2, TR.:
mettere i guanti. -e-money, S.: buona
mano, mancia, f. -er, S.: guantaio, m.
glow, s.: ardore; splendore, m.; vivez-
za, fi: — of youth, ardore giovantile.
glow 2, INTR.: rosseggiare ; esser infuoca-
to, esser infiammato. -img, ADJ.: ros-
seggiante, ardente, infuocato ; S.: roven-
tezza, f.; ardore, fuoco, m. -ingly,
ADV.: ardentemente; splendidamente.
“worm, S.: lucciola, f.
glòz-e1,s.: adulazione; lusinga,f. -e2,TR.:
adulare, carezzare; lusingare. -er, 8.:
adulatore, m. -img, s.: adulazione, f.,
lusingheria, f.
gli-el, s.: colla, f, cemento, m. -e2,
TR.: incollare, appiccare con colla; unire.
-«e=boiler, s.: fabbricatore di colla, m.
«er, s.: che incolla. -ey, -ish, ADI.:
tenace, viscoso, glutinoso.
Elim, ADJ.: arcigno, ritroso, cagnesco;
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grave. -myij, ADJ.: torbido, brusco,
oscuro.
glati, s.: satollezza; abbondanza, f.
glut2, TR.: inghiottire; satollare, sa-
ziare: — one’s self with, satollarsi; im-
pinzarsi; — the market, far rigurgitare
la piazza.
gluti-nate, TR: incollare.
S.: incollamento, m. -nòsity,s.: gluti-
nosità, viscosità, f. -nous, ADJ.: gluti-
noso, viscoso; tenace. -nousmess, S.:
viscosità, f.
glùtton, s.: ghiotto, ghiottone, goloso,
mangione, m. -ize, TR.: mangiare assai.
-ous, ADJ.: ghiotto, ingordo, goloso.
-ously, ADV.: ghiottamente, golosamente,
avidamente. -y, S.: ghiottornia, ingor.
dezza, ingordigia, f.
glycerine, s.: glicerina, f.
glynf, s.: valle, vallea, f.
glyp-tographic, ADI.: glittografico.
-tography, s.: glittografia, f.
gnarl, INTR.: borbottare, mormoreggiare.
-ed, ADJ.: nodoso.
gnàsh, (in)TR.: digrignare i denti, stri-
dere, ringhiare. -ing, S.: stridore de’ den-
ti, m.
gnàt, S.: zanzara, f.; moscherino, m.
esnapper, S.: monachino, m. (uccello).
gnaw, (IN)TR.: rodere, rosicchiare: —ing
cares, cure mordaci. -er, S.: roditore,
che rosicchia, m. -ing, S.: rodimento,
m., roditura, f.
gno-me, S.: gnome, Mm. -mon, S.: gno-
mone, m. -méonies, S. PL.: gnonomica, f.
801, IRR.; INTR.: andare, camminare;
marciare; passare; andarsene; partirsi:
— a-foot, andare o camminare a piedi; —
ashore, approdare, sbarcare; — about the
bush, andar per ambage; — with child,
essere incinta; — halves with one, an-
dare di meta con uno, spartire con uno;
— near, avvicinarsi; — shares, spar-
tire, dividere; — about a thing, mettersi
a fare qualche cosa; — about, fare il. gi-
ro di; mettersi a fare; intraprendere,
“nation,
tentare; intrigarsi; — abroad, uscire;
divenir pubblico; — against, opporsi;
— along, andare via; avanzare ; — along!
va (or andate) via! — along with, andar
con, accompagnare; — aside, andare a
parte ; ritirarsi; — astray, uscire di via,
sviarsi; — asunder, separarsi, spartirsi;
— away, andare via; partirsi; — away
with, portare via; togliere; — back, rin-
culare ; ritirarsi; — backward, andare a
ritrorso; — before, andare avanti; prece-
dere ; — behind, andare dietro ; seguitare ;
— between, interporre, accomodare; con-
ciliare; — beyond, trapassare; surpas-
sare; — by, passare vicino; scorrere;
regolarsi; — down, scendere; piacere;
160 go
approvare; — for, andare a cercare;
passare per; — forth, uscire; mostrarsi;
— forward, avanzare; fare progressi; —
from, lasciare; disdirsi; — in, entrare;
— in and out, aver l’entrata; — off, la-
sciare; scoppiare; vendersi, smaltire;
uscire di vita, morire; — on, avanzare;
continuare ; attaccare; — on with, prose-
guire; — on a journey, fare un viaggio ;
— out, uscire; spegnersi; — over, tra-
versare, attraversare; — round, andare
in ronda; circolare; — fo, arrivare,
montare; impegnarsi; — ¢to/ animo!
coraggio! — through, passare per; —
together, andare in compagnia; — under,
sopportare; perire; — up, scendere; al-
zarsi; — up and down, andare qua e là;
— upon, fondare, stabilire ; intraprendere ;
— with, accompagnare; — without, sod-
disfarsi, contentarsi. go2, S.: andazzo,
m., voga, f.: it was all the —, era Y an-
dazzo, era in voga.
goadi, s.: pungiglione; stimolo, m.
goad 2, TR.: punzecchiare, pungere, sti-
molare, eccitare.
goal, s.: termine, m., meta, f.; segno;
intento ; carcere, m.
goar = gore.
goat, s.: capra, f.: he-—, becco, m.; she-
—, capra, f.; young —, capretto, cavret-
to, m.; —’s-beard, barba caprina, f.
=beard, s.: caprifoglio, m., madreselva,
-6e, mosca, f, pizzo (sul mento).
eherd, s.: capraio, m. -ish, ADJ.:
di becco; lascivo. skin, s.: pelle ca-
prina, f. -’somilk, s.: latte di capra, m.
-’serue, S.: capraria, capraggine, f.
gob, -bet, s.: boccone, pezzo, m. -bet,
TR.: inghiottire a grossi bocconi.
gobbl-e, TR.: ingozzare, ingorgiare. -er,
S.: ghiottone, mangione, m.
g6-between, s.: mezzano, m., -na, f.;
ruffiano, m., -na, f.
goblet, s.: ciotola, tazza, f, bicchie-
re, m.
goblin, s.:
fantasma, m.
go-by, s.: sotterfugio; artifizio, m., astu-
zia, f. =cart, S.. carruccio, corico, car-
rettino di bimbo, m.
Gad, s. : Dio, Iddio, m.: — be thanked, gra-
zie a Dio; — be with you, andate con
Dio; — forbid! tolga Iddio; — bless you!
Iddio vi benedica; — help me, così Iddio
mi aiuti. child, s.: figlioccio, m.,
figlioccia, f daughter, s.: figlioc-
cia, f. -dess, S.: dea, f. -dess-
like, ADJ.: come una dea. »father,
S.: patrino, compare, m.. stand — to, te-
nere a battesimo. -head, s.: divinità,
f., Dio, m. -less, ADJ.: ateo, empio.
-lessness, s.: empietà, f. -like, ADJ.:
larva; ombra, f., spirito,
good
divino, celeste. -Lilyt, ADV.: religiosa.
mente, piamente. -liness, s.: divozione;
pietà, f. -liug, 8.: divinità piccola; in-
namorata, f. -ly1, ADI. : divoto, pio, re-
ligioso. -ly2, ADV.: divotamente, pia-
mente, religiosamente.
matrina; santola, f.:
fanciullo a battesimo.
za di Dio; divinità, f.
cio, M.
lo).
goer, s.: ambulante, camminatore, m.:
—s and comers, quelli che vanno e vet
gono.
goff, s.: mucchio di fieno; goffo, balordo,
m. -ish, ADJ.: goffo, sciocco.
gogt, s.: fretta, fi: be a— for, aver
gran voglia di, desiderare ardentemente.
goggl-e, INTR.: guardare di traverso,
guardare biecamente. -eyed, ADJ.:
guercio; bieco, stralunato.
going, PART.: andante; andando; S.: an-
dare, m., andatura, f.; passo, m.: the —
down of the sun, il declinare (or tramon-
tare) del sole.
goitre, S.: gozzo, m.
gold, s.: oro, m.; moneta, f. -beater,
s.: battiloro, m. bound, ADI.: fregia-
to d’oro. coin, S.: moneta d’ oro, f.
-dust, s.: polvere d’oro, f. -en, ADJ:
d’oro; eccellente, f fields, s : campi
auriferi, m. pl. finch, s.: calderino,
cardellino, m. =finder, s.: votacesso, m.
-finer, S.: affinatore d’oro, m. fish,
S.: orata; f. flower, S.: tornasole,
eliotropio, m. -hammer, 8.: rigogolo,
m. »mine, S.: miniera d’oro,f. «paper,
s.: carta indorata, f. «sand, s.: sab-
bia d'oro, f. -smith, s.: orefice, m.
=weight, s.: peso d’oro, m. =wire,
S : fil d oro, m.
gon-dola, s.: gondola, f.
gondoliere, barcaiuolo, m.
gone, PART.: andato, ecc. (cf. go): far —
in years, avanzato in età, attempato; I
must be —, bisogna che me ne vada; get
you —, andatevene.
gonfa-lon, -non, s.: gonfalone, m., ban-
diera, f.
gong, S.: campana piatta, f.
gonorrhoéa, s.: gonorrea, f.
good 1, ADJ.: buono; dabbene; benigno:
virtuoso; favorabile; convenevole; S.:
bene, vantaggio, profitto, m. -s, PL:
beni, effetti, merci, m. pl.; mercanzie, f.
— man, uomo dabbene; — turn,
servizio, favore, m.; all in — time,
ogni cosa a suo tempo; in — earnest, in
sul serio; u — deal, molto; a — while,
un pezzo, tempo lungo; a — while ago,
già da gran tempo; as — as, tanto quan-
to; come; — breeding, civiltà, educazio-
=-mother, s.:
be —, tenere un
-ship, S.: essen-
-son, S.: figlioc-
-wit, s.: francolino, m. (uccel-
-dolîer, s.:
good
ne, f.; — luck, prosperità, buona ventura,
f.; — will, buona volontà, benevolenza, f. ;
Thave a — mind to do it, ho voglia di farlo.
good, ADV. : bene; giustamente: make
—, compensare; rimunerare; provare;
giustificare; think —, approvare, accon-
sentire. bye, S.: addio. ‘«condi-
tioned, ADI. : ben condizionato. -Fri-
day, S.: venerdì santo, m. -himored,
ADI.: gioioso, allegro, lieto. -eliking,
s.: approvazione, f., assenso, m. -li-
ness, S.: bellezza ; eleganza, f. -ly, ADJ.:
bello, vago; splendido. -man,s.: buon
uomo ; padrone, m. «nature, s.: bontà;
umanità, f. -natured, ADJ.: di buon
cuore, benigno. -ness, s.: bontà, beni-
gnità; affabilità, f -mow, ADV.: a tem-
po, opportunamente. =-wife, S.: padrona
di casa, f. will, s,: benevolenza, bontà,
f. -y, S.: buona douna, madonna, f.
goose (pl. geese), S.: oca, f.; (tail) qua-
drello, m.: green —, papero, m. -berry,
s.: uva spina, f. -berry-bush, s.: pian-
ta dell’ uva spina, f. cap, s.: balor-
do, minchione, m. -flesh,S.: pelle d’oca,
f. =foot, s.: belladonna, f. -giblets,
8. PL.: regali d’oca, m. pl. -grass, s.:
meliloto, tribolo, m. »-pen, s.: stalla
delle oche,f. =quill, s.: cannone della
penna, m.
Gordian knot, s.: nodo gordiano, m.
gorbél-liedj, ADJ.: grasso, panciuto.
-ly}, s.: grossa pancia, f.
gér-cock, S.: (prov.) gallo di montagna,
m. -erow, 8.: (prov.) cornacchia, f.
gore, s.: sangue; sangue guagliato, m.;
punta di camicia da donna, f. gore2,
TR.: punzecchiare ; stilettare; trafiggere.
gor-gel,s.: gola, f.; gozzo; sorso, m.
-Be2, TR. : satollare, ingorgare, impinza-
re; saziare: — one’s self, empirsi la pan-
cia, satollarsi. -geous, ADJ.: fastoso,
magnifico, pomposo. -geously, ADV. :
fastosamente; suntuosamente. -geous-
ness, S.: magnificenza; pompa, f.; splen-
dore, fasto, m. -get,s.: gorgiera, gor-
gierina, f. l
gérgon, s.: (myth.) gorgone, f.
gorilla, s.: gorilla, m.
gérmand, s.: ghiottone, mangione, m.
-ize, INTR.: mangiare avidamente; esser
dedito alla gola. -izer, s.: ghiotto,
ghiottone, mangione, m. -izing, S.:
ghiottoneria, ghiottornia, golosità, f.
gorse, S.: erica, f.
gory, ADJ.: coperto di sangue.
g6s-hawk, s.: avoltoio, m.
papero, m.
&ospel, s.: vangelo, evangelo, m. -ize,
TR.: evangelizzare, predicare il vangelo.
-ler, s.: che predica il vangelo.
gossamer, s.: filamenti di S. Maria, m. pl.
-ling, S.:
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m.; comare, f.
ciarlare, cicalare, tra-
«ping, s.: cicalamento, m.,
gradient
gossipi, s.: compare,
gossip2, INTR :
cannare.
ciarleria, f.
Gothic, ADJ.: gotico; S. : lingua gotica, f.
gouge, S.: scarpello a doccia, m.
gourd, s.: zucca, ff -iness, s.: enfiato
ne’ piedi de’ cavalli, m. -y, ADJ.: enfiato ;
grosso.
gout, s.: gotta; podagra, f.: — in the
hips, sciatica, f. -y, ADJ.: gottoso, poda-
groso.
govet, s.: mucchio (di fieno), m.; bica, f.
govern, (IN)TR.: governare; regolare;
reggere. -able, ADI.: docile, trattabile.
-anee, S.: governamento, m.; con-
dotta, f. -ante, S.: governatrice, tutri-
ce, f. -ess, S.: direttrice, insegnatrice,
f. -ment, s.: governo, reggiamento,
m ; amministrazione, f.; maneggio, m.,
direzione, f.: military —, governo mili-
tare; petticoat —, reggime della gonnel-
la, governo donnesco. -or, S.: governa-
tore, direttore, m. -orship, S.: carica
di governatore, f.
gown, s.: veste, roba, gonna; toga, f.:
morning —, veste da camera, zimarra,
guarnacca,f.; wedding —, veste da nozze.
-ed, ADJ.: vestito di toga, togato. -man,
8.: uomo togato, m., persona di toga, f.
gràbble, TR.: palpare, palpeggiare;
INTR.: giacere disteso.
graeel, s.: grazia; bontà, f.; favore, m.,
avvenanza, f.; perdono, m.; eleganza;
leggiadra, f.: — at meals, ringraziamento,
m.; act of —, decreto d’ amnistia, m.; by
the — of God, per la grazia di Dio; the
three —s, le tre Grazie; with a good —,
garbatamente; days of —, giorni di gra-
zia, m. pl.; say —, benedire la tavola.
gracez2, TR.: abbellire, ornare ; favorire.
-d, ADJ.: bello, vago; virtuoso.’ -ful,
ADJ.: grazioso, leggiadro, elegante; ama-
bile. -fully, ADV.: con grazia, elegante-
mente, gentilmente, garbatamente. -ful-
ness, S.: gentilezza; leggiadria, venu-
stà, eleganza, f. -less, ADJ.: sgrazia-
to; sfacciato; empio, scellerato. -less-
ness, S.: empietà; scelleratezza, f. -s,
S. PL. : grazie, f. pl.
gràe-ilet, ADJ.: gracile, sottile; debole.
-ilent{, ADJ.: magro, macilente, smunto.
-ility, s.: gracilità, sottigliezza; debo-
lezza, f.
gracious, ADJ.: grazioso, benevolo, favo-
rabile, favorevole. -ly, ADV.: graziosa-
mente, benevolmente, favorevolmente.
-ness, S.: amorevolezza, affabilità, cor-
tesia; benignità, f.
gradation, s.: gradazione, f.
gradient, s.: (rail.) salita, salita e di-
scesa, f.
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gràd-ual, ADJ.: graduale; progressivo;
s.: graduale, m. -uality, s.: gradazio-
ne, f.; progresso regolare, m. -ually,
ADV.: gradualmente, per gradi. -uate, S.:
graduato, m. -uate, TR.: conferire un
grado a, addottorare; innalzare; INTR.:
prendere un grado; divenire dottore. -uà-
tion, s.: graduazione, f.
gràff, s.: fosso, m., fossa, f.
erafti, s.: innesto, m. graft2, TR.:
annestare, innestare. -er, S.: innesta-
tore, m. -ing, S.: innestatura, f., inne-
stamento, m. -ing-knife, s.: coltello
da innesti, m.
grain, S.: grano, granello, seme, m., se-
menza, f.; fromento; umore, m., disposi-
zione, f.: —s, cereali; — of salt, grano
di sale; — of mustard seed, granello di
senape; — of allowance, indulgenza, f.;
against the —, a contracuore, mal volen-
tieri; dyed în —, tinto in grana; rogue
in —, furbo in chermisì, gran furfante,
m. -ed, ADJ.: granato, granoso, grani-
to. -y, ADJ.: pieno di granelli.
grameérey}, INTERJ.: vi ringrazio.
gramin-eous, ADJ.: erboso, coperto d’ er-
ba. -ivorous, ADJ.: che mangia l'erba,
che si pasce d’ erba.
gràm-mar, S.: grammatica, f.: little —,
grammatichetta, f. -marian, s.: gram-
gradual
matico, m. -mar-school, s.: scuola
di grammatica, f.; ginnasio, m. -mati-
cal, ADJ.: grammaticale. -matically,
ADV.: grammaticalmente.
granad-e, -o = grenade.
granary, S.: granaio, granaro, m.
granate, S.: granato, m.: — marble,
granito, m.
grand, ADJ.: grande; nobile, illustre.
-am, S.: ava, avola, f. child, s.: ni-
pote, nipotino, m.; nipotina, f. -daugh-
ter,'s.: figlia della figlia, nipotina, f.:
great —, pronipote, f. -ée, s.: grande,
nobile di Spagna, m. -éeship, S.: gran-
dezza, f. -eur, S.: grandezza; magnifi-
cenza, f. «father, S.: avolo, avo, m.:
great —, bisavo, m. -ilequenee, S.:
grandiloquenza, vanteria, f. -iloquous,
ADJ.: grandiloquo, pomposo. mother,
s.: ava, avola,f.: great-—, bisava, f. -ness
= grandeur. -sire, S.: avo; avolo, m.
-son, S.: figlio del figlio o della figlia, ni-
potino, m.: great —, pronipote, m.
grange, S.: masseria, casa del massaio, m.
granite, S.: granito, m.
granivorous, ADJ.: granivoro.
grànnam, sS.: (collog.) ava, avola, f.
gramti, s.: dono, m.; permissione, con-
cessione, f., privilegio, m.: make a — of,
far concessione di. grant2, TR.: conce-
dere, permettere, accordare, dare: — a
privilege, dare (accordare) un privilegio;
gratingly
I take it for —ed, presuppongo ; — it (to)
be so, supposto che sia come dite; —ed!
d'accordo! -able, ADI.: concessibile,
accordevole. -se, s.: donatario, m. -or,
s.: donatore, m.; che fa una concessione.
grànu-lar, -lary, ADJ.: granulare; so-
do, massiccio. -late, TR.: granulare;
granire; fare il granello. -lation, s.:
granulazione, f. -le, s.: granello, m.
-lous, ADJ.: pieno di granelli.
grape, s.: uva, f.: bunch of —s, grappo-
lo d’uva, m.; glean —s, raspollare; gather
—s, vendemmiare. gathering, s.:
vendemmia, f. -gleaner, s.: raspolla-
tore, vendemmiatore, m. -less, ADJ.:
scipito. =shot, s.: metraglia, f. =stone,
S.: granello dell’ uva, m., acino, m.
gràph-ic(al), ADJ.: grafico, delineato;
esatto, perfetto. -ically, ADV.: in mo-
do grafico. -ometer, S.: grafometro, m.
gràp-nel, s.: ancora di galea, ancoret-
ta, f.; grappino, m. -plei, s.: grappino,
m. -ple2, TR.: arraffare, afferrare, ag-
grappare; INTR.: aggrapparsi, azzuffarsi,
attaccarsi: — with, venire alle prese con.
-plement, s.: venire alle prese, m., con-
tesa, f. -pling-iron, s.: grappino, m.
grasier, S.: ingrassatore di bestiame, m.
gràspi, s.: impugnatura; manata, bran-
cata, f.: — of the hand, stretta di mano;
within —, in propria balia. grasp2,
TR.: impugnare, aggrappare, abbracciare,
abbrancare; accaffare; INTR.: sforzarsi
di prendere; tentare: — at, tentare di
afferrare.
gràssI, s.: erba; gramigna; pastura, f.:
— of the second crop, guaime, m. grass2,
INTR.: produrre erba. «green, ADJ.:
verde d’ erba; verdeggiante. -hopper,
s.: cavalletta; locusta, f. -iness, s.: ab-
bondanza d’ erba, f.; verdume, m. =plot,
S.. terra coperta d’ erba, f. -week, S.:
Rogazioni, f. pl. =widow, s.: donna
separata dal marito, f. -y, ADJ.: erboso,
coperto d’ erba.
grate, s.: graticola, gratella; ferrata;
gelosia, f. grate2, TR.: grattugiare;
fregare ; offendere : — the teeth, digrigna-
re i denti; — up, mettere una grata; —
upon, urtare. -ful, ADJ.: grato, ricono-
scente. -fully, ADV.: gratamente, con
gratitudine. -fulness, s.: gratitudine,
riconoscenza.
grater, s.: grattugia, raspa, f.
grati-fication, s.: gratificazione, f.; ri-
conoscimento ; piacere, m.; ricompenza, f.
grati-fy, TR.: gratificare, compensare;
compiacere, piacere; contentare. -fying,
ADJ.: gradevole, grata, dilettevole.
grating, ADJ.: aspro, offensivo; molesto;
s.: cancello, m., ferrata, f.; cancelli, m.
pl. -ly, ADV.: in modo offensivo.
gratis
gratis, ADV.: gratis, gratuitamente, per
nulla.
gratitude, s.: gratitudine, f.; riconosci-
mento, m.: out of —, per riconoscenza.
gratai-tous, ADJ.: gratuito, volontario.
-tously, ADV.: gratuitamente, per gra-
zia. -ty, S.: dono, presente gratuito, m.;
liberalità, buona mano, mancia, f.
gràtu-late, TR.: congratularsi; ralle-
grarsi. -lation, s.: congratulazione, f.,
gratularsi, m. -latory, ADJ.: di con-
gratulazione.
gravel, ADJ.: grave, serio, composto;
solenne: — look, aria grave e composta.
grave, s.: sepolcro, m.; fossa, tomba,
f. grave 3, IRR.; TR.: intagliare; scol-
pire; (nav.) spalmare. -clothes, Ss. PL.:
vestimento de’ morti, m. =digger, s.:
beccamorti, m.
gràvel1, s.: ghiaia; rena; (med.) renel-
la,f. gravelz, TR.. coprire di ghiaia;
imbarazzare. ’
graveless, ADI.: senza sepoltura, inse-
polto.
gràvel-ly, ADJ.: sabbionoso, ghiaioso,
renoso. =pit, S.: renaio, m.; cava di
sabbione, f. =walk, s.: viale ghiaiato,
m
gravely, ADV.: gravemente, con gravità,
seriamente.
grave-maker, s.: beccamorti, m.
graven, ADJ.: intagliato, scolpito.
graveness, S.: serietà, gravità, solenni-
tà, f.
gravéolent, ADI. : fetido, puzzolente.
gràver, S.: intagliatore, scultore ; bulino,
m.
grave-stone, s.: lapida; tomba, f.; tu-
mulo, m. =yard, s.: sepolcreto, campo
santo, cimiterio, m.
gravidity, s.: gravidanza, pregnezza, f.
graving, S.: intaglio, intagliamento, m.
«tool, s.: bulino, m.
gràvi-tate, INTR.: gravitare, pesare : ag-
gravare. -tation, s.: gravitazione, f.,
peso, m. -ty, S.: gravità, serietà; im-
portanza, f.
gravy, S.: sugo, succo (della carne), m.
grày1, ADJ.: bigio, grigio, cenerino; ca-
nuto: — horse, cavallo leardo, m.; get —,
divenire grigio; incanutire. gray, S.:
tasso porco, m. =beard, Ss.: barbabian-
ca, vecchio, vecchione, m. =eyed, ADJ.:
che ha gli occhi grigi. -haired, ADJ.:
canuto, incanutito. -ish, ADI. : alquanto
bigio, bigiccio. -ling, s.: ombrina, f.
(pesce). -ness, s.: colore bigio, grigio,
m
grà-ze, (IN)TR.: pascere, pascolare ; rasen-
tare. -zier, s.: ingrassatore di bestia-
me, m.
gréa-se1, s,; grasso; untume, sucidume,
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M. -S©2, TR.: ungere; macchiare; su-
bornare. -sily, ADV.: sucidamente, spor-
camente. -simess, S.: grassume, untu-
me, sudiciume, m. -sy, ADJ.: grasso, un-
tuoso ; sudicio, sporcato, macchiato.
gréat, ADI. : grande; illustre, nobile, ge-
neroso; S.: grosso; maggior numero, m.:
a — deal, molto, gran quantità, f.; a —
many, molti, m. pl., molte persone, f. pl. ;
a — while, lungo tempo; — grandfather,
bisavolo, m.; — grandson, pronipote, m.;
by the —, all'ingrosso. =bellied, ADI.:
greeting
panciuto. -em, TR.: aggrandire; INTR.:
aggrandirsi; accrescere. -hearted,
ADJ.: magnanimo, generoso, nobile.
=horse, s.: cavallo di maneggio, cavallo
addestrato, m. -ly, ADV.: molto; gran-
demente, estremamente; nobilmente.
-ness, s.: grandezza ; dignità, f.; potere,
m.; magnificenza, eccellenza, f.
gréaves, s. PL.: gamberuoli, m. pl., gam-
biere, f. pl.
Grécian, ADI.: greco.
cismo, ellenismo, m.
cizzare, grecchizzare.
greei, s.: benevolenza, f.; grado, m., di-
gnita, f.
gréed-ily, ADV.: golosamente; avida-
mente. -imess, S.: ghiottoneria, golosi-
tà; avidità, f. -y, ADJ.: goloso, ghiotto,
vorace; avido; desideroso, bramoso: —
after gain, ingordo di danaro; — of
honours, ambizioso, vago d’onori; — of
money, avaro, spilorcio. -y-gut, s.:
ghiottone, mangione, m.
Greek, ADI.: greco; S.: Grec-o, m., -a, f.;
lingua greca, f.
grèeniI, aDJ.: verde; fresco; immaturo;
nuovo; giovane; 8.: color verde; verdu-
me, m.; verdura, f.: — fruit, frutta ver-
de (or non matura); — old age, vecchiezza
‘vegeta e prosperosa. gréen2, TR.: tin-
gere di verde. -ecloth, s.: consiglio
regio, m. =corn, S.: grano in erba, m.
-finch, 8.: verdone, m. »fish, s.: mer-
luzzo fresco, m. -gage, S.: susina di
color verde, f. «goose, S.: papero, m.
-grocer, S.: fruttaiuolo, m. hood,
s.: verdura, f., verdume, m. «horn, S.:
minchione, m. house, S.: stufa (per. lè
piante), f. -ish, ADJ.: verdiccio, glauco.
-ly, ADV.: frescamente, immaturamente ;
timorosamente. -mess, S.: verdura, f.,
verdume, m.; immaturità, f.; vigore, m.
-8, S. PL.: erbaggio, m.; legumi, m. pl.
-sickness, S.: malore donzellesco, m.,
clorosi, f. -sward, s.: erbuccia; pianura
verde, f. woman, s.: fruttaiuola, f.
-yard, s.: legnaia, f.
gréet, TR.: salutare; felicitare.
s.: colui che saluta. -ing, 8.:
complimento, m.
-eism, S.: gre-
-eize, INTR.: gre-
-er,
saluto ; _
164 greeze
gréezet, S.: scaglione, grado (d’ una
scala), m.
gregaricas, ADI. : gregario, di gregge.
Gregorian, ADJ.: gregoriano.
gre-nade, s.: (mil.) granata, f. -nadier,
S.: granatiere, m.
grèyi = gray. grey2,8.: bigio; colore
bigio, grigio, m. -hound, s.: levriere, m.
griddle, s.: tegghia, f.
gridelin, s.: gridellino, m.
gridiron, s.: graticola, f.
grie-f, s.: cordoglio; rammarico, m.; af-
flizione, f., affanno, m.; angoscia, f.
-vanee, S.: gravamento, gravame, m.,
querela, f.; torto, m.: redress —s, toglie-
re (or riformare) gli abusi. -ve, TR.:
attristare; affannare, affliggere; INTR.:
attristarsi, affannarsi, affliggersi: be —ed
at, dolersi di. -vingly, ADV.: cordoglio-
samente, con doglia, affannosamente.
-vous, ADJ.: cordoglioso, affannoso ;
grave, enorme, orribile. -vously, ADV.:
gravemente; dolorosamente; rigorosa-
mente, atrocemente, crudelmente. -vous-
ness, S.: cordoglio, m.; afflizione; cala-
mità; enormità, f.
erif-fin, -fon, s.: griffo, grifone, m.
grig, S.: (prov.) anguilla piccola, f.; buon
compagno, m.
grill, TR.: arrostire sulla gratella; bru-
ciare. -ade, S.: carbonata; braciuola
arrostita, f.
grim, ADJ.: orrido, austero, rigido; arci-
gno.
grimaee, s.: smorfia, contorsione (di boc-
ca); dissimulazione, affettazione, f.
grimalkin, s.: gatta vecchia, f.
grime!, s.: sporcizia, sporchezza, spor-
cheria, f.; sucidume, m. grime2, S.:
sporcare, lordare.
grim-faced, «looking, ADJ.: arcigno,
torvo. -ly, ADV.: orridamente; austera-
mente, arcignamente. -ness, S.: orrore;
viso torvo, m.; severità, austerità, f.
grìnI,s.: morfia, f.; stridore de’ denti, m.
grin 2, INTR.: fare morfie; digrignare i
denti.
grind, IRR.; TR.: macinare, tritare; ma-
sticare; opprimere: — a knife, affilare
(arrotare) un coltello; — wheat, macinare
il formento; — the teeth, digrignare i
denti; — down, ridurre in polvere. -er,
s.: arrotino; mulino, m.; denti mascella-
ri, m. pl. -ing, S.: macinamento, m.;
estorsione, f. -img-mill, s.: mulino da
grano, m. -stone, 8.: macina, mola, f.
grin-ner, S.: ghignatore; smorfioso, m.
-ningly, ADV.: ghignantemente.
grip, s.: stretta, f., piglio, m.
grip-eI, s.: pugnello, m.; manata; presa;
oppressione ; afflizione, f. -e2, TR.: im-
pugnare ; aggrappare, abbrancare ; preme-
grounds
re; INTR.: causare dolori colici. -er, s.:
avaro, spilorcio, taccagno, m. -es, 8. PL.:
colica, f., dolori colici, m. pl. -ing,s.:
aggrappare, m., presa; colica, f., dolori
colici, m. pl. -imgly, ADV.: con dolori
golici.
grip-pe, s.: influenza, f. -plet, S.: avaro,
spilorcio, m.
grisétte, s.: grisetta, donnicciola, f.
grisly, ADJ.: orribile, terribile.
grist, s.: macinamento, m.; farina, f.;
provvedimento, m.
gris-tle, s.: cartilagine, f.
cartilagineo, cartilaginoso.
grist-mill, s.: molino, m.
grit, s.: crusca; sabbia; limatura (di me-
tallo), f.; fossile, m. -tiness, s.: quali-
ta sabbionosa, f. -ty, ADJ.: calcoloso,
arenoso, sabbionoso.
grizelin, ADJ.: grigio.
griz-zle, s.: color grigio, m.; canutezza,
Sf. -zle(d), ADI.: di color bigio, canuto.
-zly, ADJ.: alquanto grigio, bigiccio: —
bear, orso grigio americano.
groani, s.: gemito; sospiro, m.; doglia,
f. groan2, INTR.: gemere; sospirare,
piangere, dolersi. -ful, ADJ.: tristo, me-
sto; dolente. -ing, S.: gemito, m.
groat, s.: quattro soldi, m. pl.
groats, s.: farina d’ avena, f.
groeer, S.: droghiere, m.: —’s shop, bot-
tega di droghiere, m. -ies, S.: spezierie,
f. pl. -y, 8.: drogheria, f., droghe, f. pl.
groggy, ADI.: ebbro, ubbriaco.
gròg-ram, -ran, S.: grossa grana, f.
groin, s.: anguinaia.
gròom, s.: palafreniere, mozzo di stalla;
servo, fante; nuovamente unito, sposo,
m.: — of the chamber, cameriere, m.
gréovel,s.: antro profondo, m.; scana-
latura, f. groove 2, TR.: scanalare.
grop-e, TR.: palpare, palpeggiare, tocca-
re, tastare; cercare : — about, andare ta-
stoni, brancolare. -er, S.: toccatore, m.
-ing, ADV.: tastone, tentone: go —, an-
dare tastoni.
gròss, ADJ.: grosso, spesso; rozzo, basso;
stolto, ignorante; S.: grosso, m.; parte
maggiore, f.: the — amount, l ammon-
tare, la somma totale; — language, vil-
lanie, f. pl. -ly, ADV.: in grosso; rozza-
mente, zoticamente; di molto. -ness,
S.: grossezza; rozzezza, f.
grò-t, s.: grotta, caverna, f. gro-tesque,
ADJ.: grottesco. -te, S.: grotta, f.
gréund1, impf. e part. del v. grind.
ground 2, s.: suolo, m.; terra, f.; terreno ;
paese, campo; fondamento; soggetto, m.;
ragione, f. -s, PL.: feccia, f.; residuo,
m.; principi, m. pl.: be above —, essere
in vita; gain —, avanzare; give —, dar
luogo, cedere; keep one’s —, stare fermo;
-tly, ADI.:
ground
tener duro; lose —, rinculare, tirarsi in-
dietro; quit one’s —, ritirarsi; partirsi;
without —s, senza motivo. ground 3,
tR.: stabilire, fondare; (nav.) mettere a
secco. -age, S.: (nav.) ancoraggio, m.
«bait, s.: esca fatta d'orzo, f. -edly,
ADV.: fondatamente ; certamente. -floor,
s.: quartiere a terreno, m. -ivy, S.:
edera terrestre, f. -less, ADJ.: malfon-
dato; senza ragione. -lessly, ADV.:
senza fondamento, senza ragione. -less-
ness, S.: mancanza di fondamento, m.
-ling, S.: gobbione, m. (pesce). -ly,
ADV.: fondatamente ; solidamente. =plot,
s.: base, f., fondamento, principio, m.
«rent, S.: terratico, m. «room, S.:
camera terrena, f. -sel, s.: soglia, f.;
crescione, m. =tackle, S.: (nav.) guar-
nitura delle ancore, f. «work, s.: fon-
do, fondamento, m.
gròupi,s.: gruppo, groppo, m.; folla, f.
group2, TR.: aggroppare, formare in
groppo.
grouse, S.: francolino, m.
grout, s.: crusca, farina d’ avena, f.; se-
dimento, m.
gròve, S.: boschetto; viale d’ alberi, m.,
selvetta, f.
gròvel, INTR.: rampicare; abbassare, av-
vilirsi.
grow, IRR.; TR.: coltivare; far crescere,
farsi (obj. as subj.); INTR.: crescere; di-
‘venir grande, ingrandire, divenir, farsi;
pervenire; arrivare; (nav.) chiamare: —
apace, crescere ad occhio veggente; —
better, migliorarsi, ammendarsi; correg-
gersi; — big, divenir grosso, ingrossare;
— dear, divenir caro, incarire; — fat,
divenir grasso, impinguarsi; — hand-
some, divenir bello; — heavy, divenir pe-
sante, aggravarsi; — into favour, essere
favorito; — late, farsi tardi; — lean, di-
venir magro, smagrire; — less, decresce-
re, diminuire; — light, divenir chiaro,
- schiarare ; — little, impiccolirsi, diminui-
re; — old, invecchiare; farsi vecchio;
— poor, divenir povero, impoverire; —
proud, divenir superbo, insuperbirsi; —
rich, divenir ricco, arricchirsi; — sleepy,
addormentarsi; — strong, divenir forte,
invigorirsi; — tame, addimesticarsi, am-
mansarsi; — thick, divenir denso, spessa-
re; — ugly, divenir brutto, imbruttire ;
— out of use, divenir fuor d’ uso; passa-
re; — wp, venir su, farsi grande; —
weary, faticarsi; infastidire, tediarsi ; —
well, ristabilirsi; riaversi; — worse, di-
ventare peggiore; — young, ringiovanire,
rinnovarsi; — again, rigermoglfare; —
into, passare in; — near, avvicinarsi; —
— on, avanzarsi; — out, allargarsi, di-
stendersi; ~~ together, crescere insieme,
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unirsi; — up, crescere; alzarsi; sorgere;
— up again, rinascere; rivenire; begin
to —, germogliare; they — potatoes in
that ground, in quel terreno si fanne le
guarder
patate. -er, S.: aumentatore; coltiva-
tore, m. -img, ADJ.: crescente; na-
scente.
gròwli, s.: borbottamento, m. growl2,
INTR.: grugnare, borbottare. -er, S.:
brontolone, m.
growth, s.: crescimento; aggrandimen-
to, m.; sviluppa; origine, f.: this wine is
of my own —, questo vino è del mio pro-
prio terreno; of English —, d’ origine in-
glese.
grùbi, s.: lombrico; nano; caramogio,
m. grub2,TR.: sradicare, svellere ; dis-
sodare; sarchiare.
grùbble}, INTR.: andare tentone.
grùd-ge I, s.: odio, rancore, m.; ira, f.
-ge 2, TR.: portare invidia, invidiare; rim-
proverare; confutare; INTR.: dolersi, la-
mentarsi. -ging, S.: invidia, f., rancore,
m., gelosia, f. -gingly, ADV.: a contra-
cuore.
grùel, s.: polenta, f.
grlesome, ADJ.: raccapricciante, spa-
ventoso, orrendo.
gruff, ADJ.: arcigno, burbero, aspro, roz-
zo. -ly, ADV.: arcignamente; aspra-
mente. -mess, S.: arcignezza, asprez-
za, f.
grùm, ADJ.: stizzoso, dispettoso, ritroso.
grum-ble, INTR.: borbottare, brontola-
re, mormorare. -bler, s.: borbottatore,
brontolone, m. -bling, s.: borbottamen-
to, mormoramento, m.
grime, S.: grumo; quagliamento, m.
grimly, ADV.: con viso arcigno.
grtimous, ADJ.: grumoso, quagliato.
-ness, S.: coagulamento, m., coagula-
zione, f.
grùnt, INTR.: grugnire, grugnare. -er,
S.: borbottone, sgridatore, m. -ing,S.:
grugnito, borbottamento, m. -le
grunt. -ling,s.: porcello, porchetto, m.
guano, S.: guano, m.
gua-rantée, s.: sicurtà, f.; mallevadore,
m. gua-ranty, TR.: mallevare; gua-
rantire.
guàrdi, s.: guardia, custodia; difesa;
(fenc.) elsa, f.; (rail.) conduttore, m.:
be on —, essere di guardia; stare all’ erta;
be on your —, state all'erta; come off
from —, smontar di guardia; stand —,
stare in sentinella, fare la guardia.
guard 2, TR.: guardare, custodire, difen-
dere; proteggere ; INTR.: stare in guardia;
preservarsi. -age, S.: carica del cura-
tore, f. -edly, ADV.: cautamente. -ed-
ness, S.: cauzione, precauzione, pruden-
za, f. -er,S.: custode; protettore, m.
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-ful, ADJ.: cauto, prudente. house,
S.: corpo di guardia, m. -iam, ADJ.:
guardiano ; tutelare; 8.: guardiano; cu-
ratore, protettore, m. -ianship, S.:
carica del guardiano, f. -less, ADJ.:
senza guardia, senza protezione. -room,
8.: corpo di guardia, m. -ship, 8.: cu-
ra; protezione, f.; (nav.) guardacoste, m.
giber-natej, TR.: governare. -nato-
rial, ADJ.: governatorio, di governatore.
gùdgeon, s.: ghiozzo (pesce); affron-
to, m.
guérdon, s.: guiderdono, m., ricompensa,
f., premio, m.
guerilla, s.: guerilla: — warfare, guer-
ra alla spicciolata, f.
guéssi,s.: conghiettura; supposizione, f.
guess2, TR.: conghietturare; indovina-
re; apporsi: if I — right, s’ io m’ ap-
pongo. -er, S.: conghietturatore ; indovi-
natore, m. -ing, ADJ.: .conghietturale,
congetturale. -imgly, ADV.: in modo
congetturale.
guést, s.: convivato; forestiere; ladro
(della candela), m. chamber, s.:
stanza de’ forestieri, f.
guggle = gurgle.
gui-dage, s.: salario del condottore, m.
-danee, s.: guida, scorta, condotta, f.
-dei, s.: guida; scorta, f.; condottore,
cicerone, m. -de 2, TR.: guidare ; dirigere;
accompagnare. -deless, ADJ.: senza
guida. -de-post, s.: colonna migliaria,
f. -der, s.: guida; direttore, m. -don,
S.: stendardo, m.
guild, s.: società, fraternità; compa-
gnia, f.
guilder, s.: fiorino, m.
guildhall, s.: casa della città, f.
guile, s.: inganno, m.; furberia, f. -ful,
ADJ.: ingannoso, furbo. -fully, ADV.:
ingannevolmente; da traditore. -ful-
ness, S.: frode; furberia, impostura, f.,
inganno, m. -less, ADJ.: senza frode,
senza inganno. -lessness, S.: sincerità,
innocenza, f. -er, s.: truffatore, giunta-
tore, m.
guil-lotine, s.: ghigliottina, f. -lotîne,
TR.: ghigliottinare.
guilt, s.: delitto, misfatto, m.; colpa;
colpabilità, f. -ily, ADV.: criminalmente.
-iness, S.: delitto, m.; colpa, scellera-
tezza, f. -less, ADJ.: netto di colpa, in-
nocente. -lessly, ADV.: innocentemente.
-lessness, S.: innocenza, f. -y, ADI.:
colpevole, reo, criminoso; scellerato: not
—, innocente; verdict of —, giudizio di
colpevole ; plead —, dichiararsi colpevole,
confessarsi reo; plead not —, dichiararsi
innocente.
guinea, S.: ghinea, f.
mariulo, borsaiulo, m-
-dropper, S.:
-hen, s.: gallina
gustless
di faraone, f. -pepper, 8.: pepe d’In-
dia, m. «pig, S.: porcello d’ India, m.
guise, S.: guisa, foggia; maniera, f., mo-
do; costume; talento, m.
guitàr, s.: chitarra, f.: play upon the —,
suonar la chitarra.
gulch, s.: ghiottoncello, m.
gulf, s.: golfo; seno di mare; abbisso,
m. -y, ADI.: pieno di golfi.
gulli, s.: gabbiano; furbo; balordo, m.
gull 2, TR.: ingannare, truffare. -catch-
er, -er, s.: ingannatore, furbo, m. -ery,
8.: inganno, m., furberia, beffa, f.
gullet, s.: gola, strozza, f.; collo, m.
gull-ibility, s.: credulità, f. -ible,
ADJ.: credulo.
gullish}, apJ.: imbecille, stupido.
gully, s.: borro, m. =guti,s.: ghiotto,
m. «-hole,s.: chiavica, f., smaltitoio, m.
gulosity, s.: golosità; ghiottorneria, f.
gulpiI,s.: gorgo ; sorso, tratto, m. gulpz,
TR.: ingozzare; inghiottire, trangugiare;
palpitare.
gùmi, s.. gomma: — arabic, gomma
arabica. gum2, s.: gengiva, f.: — of
the eyes, cispa, f. gum3, TR.: i
mare, impiastrare con gomma.
ness, -mosity, S.: viscosità, f. -mous,
ADJ.: gommoso, gommifero. -my, ADI.:
pieno di gomma; gommoso, viscoso.
gumption, s.: desterita; intelligenza, f.
gum-tree, s.: albero gommifero, m.
gun, S.: schioppo, moschetto, fucile;
archibuso, m.: great —, cannone, m.;
heavy —=s, artiglieria di piazza. -bar-
rel, s.: canna da schioppo, f. boat,
s.: scialuppa cannoniera, f. -carriage,
S.: (art.) affusto, m. “cotton, s.: ful-
micotone. =deck, s.: batteria, f. -nel,
S.: (nav.) parapetto, orlo, m. -ner,
S.: cannoniere, artigliere, m. -nery,
s.: arte di sparare il cannone, arte del
cannoniere, f. port, s.: cannoniera,
f. powder, s.: polvere da cannone,
f. “room, s.: (nav.) Santa Barbara, f.
=shot, s.: tiro di moschetto, tiro di can-
none, m.; portata, f. smith, S.: ar-
maiuolo, fabbricatore d'armi, m. stick,
S.: bacchetta dello schioppo, f. “stock,
8.: cassa d’ uno schioppo, f.
gurge, s.: golfo; abbisso, m.
gurgl-e, INTR.: gorgogliare.
gorgogliamento, m.
guùush 1, s.: sgorgamento; trabocco, m.
gush 2, INTR.: sgorgare, sboccare.
gusset, S.: gherone, m.
gustI,s.: colpo di vento, m. gust2,s.:
gusto; desiderio. gust3, TR.: gustare,
assaggiare. -able, ADJ.: gustevole, gu-
stoso. -ation, s.: gustamento, gustare,
m. -fal, ADJ.: gustevole; piacevole al
gusto. -less, ADJ.: senza gusto, insipide.
«ing, S.:
gusto
-y, S.: gusto; discernimento ; piacere, m.
-y, ADJ.: tempestoso, procelloso.
gut!, s.: budello, intestino, m.; ghiottor-
nia, f.: greedy —, ghiottone, leccone, m.
gut2, TR.: sviscerare, sventrare, sbudel-
lare. string, 8.: corda di minugia,
minugia, f.
gùtterI, s.: gronda, grondaia, f., ruscel-
letto, m. gutter2, TR.: scanalare;
INTR.: scolare. -stone, s.: pietra della
gronda, f. =tile, s.: tegola, f.
guttural, ADJ.: gutturale. -mess, S.:
pronunzia gutturale, f.
guzzl-e, INTR.. gozzovigliare, crapulare,
impinzarsi. -er, s.: ghiottone, mangio-
ne; crapulone, m.
guy I, s.: corda da sostegno (da guida), f.
guy 2, TR.: dirigere. guy3,s.: figura
grottesca. guy4, TR.: beffare; i ingannare.
gybe = jibe.
gym-nasium, S.: ginnasio, m. -nastic,
ADJ.: ginnastico. -mastically, ADV.: in
modo ginnastico; da atleta. -mastics,
8. PL.: i iii Jf. -mic, S.: ginna-
stico, m.
gyp-seous, ADJ.: gessoso. -sum, S.:
gesso, m.
gypsy, S.: zingaro, m., zingara, f.; lingua
degli zingari, f. like, ADI.: da zingaro.
gyration, S.: giramento, m.
gyre, s.: giro, cerchio; rivolgimento, m
gyve, TR.: incatenare, porre in ceppi. -s,
8. PL.: catene, f. pl.; ceppi, ferri, m. pl.
H
h deh (the letter), s.: h, f.
ha! INTERI.: ah! ahi!
habeas cérpus, s.: habeas corpus, m
hàberdasher, S.: merciaio, merciaiuolo,
m. -y,S.: merceria, f.
haberdine, Be: merluzzo salato, m.
habérgeon, s.: piastrone, giaco; corsa-
letto, m.
habiliment, s.: abbigliamento, abito;
vestito, m.
habili-tate, TR.: abilitare.
abilitazione; qualificazione, f.
abilità, facoltà, f., potere, m.
hab-it 1, s.: abitudine, consuetudine, f.;
costume, uso ; abito, vestimento, vestito,
m.j ; complessione, disposizione (del corpo),
by —, per abito; get into a —, pren-
dere costume, abituarsi; sedentary —s,
abitudini sedentarie. -it2, TR.: provve-
dere d’ abiti, vestire ; INTR.: vestirsi. -it-
able, ADI.: abitabile, abitevole. -it-
ableness, s.: stato d’ una casa abitabile,
m. -itant, s.: abitante, abitatore, m
-itation, 8.: abitazione; casa, f. -ita-
-tation, S
-ty, S.:
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hair-pin
tor, s.: abitatore, m. -itual, ADJ:
abituale ; consueto; ordinario. -itual-
ly, ADV.: abitualmente, per abito. itu-
ate, TR.: abituare; accostumare:
one’s self, abituarsi, accostumarsi; assue-
farsi; solere. -itude, s.: abitudine;
costume, f.; uso, m.; disposizione, f.
habnabj, ADV.: a caso, alla ventura.
hàcki, s.: marra, zappa, f. hack2,s.:
cavallo d’ affitto, m. hack3, TR.: smi-
nuzzare, tritare; stroppiare (una lingua).
hackle1,s8.: seta cruda, ) hacklez,
TR.: tagliuzzare, sminuzzare.
hackney I, s.: cavallo @ affitto, m.; roz-
za, carogna, f. hackmey2, ADI.: d’ af-
fitto, mercenario. hackney 3, TR.: eser-
citare, accostumare, avvezzare. -ed,
ADJ.: trito, troppo usato. «coach, s.:
carrozza d’ affitto, carrozza a nolo, f.
haddock, s.: baccalà, f. (pesce).
haft 1, s.: manico, m. haft2, TR.: met-
tere il manico.
hégi, s.: strega, maga; vecchiaccia, f.
hag2, TR.: tormentare, vessare.
haggard, ADJ.: selvaggio; ruvido, fiero,
intrattabile. -ly, ADV.: ruvidamente.
hàg-gedj, ADpJ.: da strega; logorato;
magro, macilento. -gish, ADJ.: di stre-
ga; deforme; orrido.
haggl-e, TR.: taggliuzzare; mutilare;
INTR.: stiracchiare nel prezzo, indugiare ;
badare. -er,S.: che stiracchia il prezzo;
irresoluto, m
hagiògrapher, s.:
hah! INTERI.: ah!
haili, s.: grandine, gragnuola, f.
hail2, TR.: salutare; implorare; IMP.:
grandinare. hail!3, INTERJ.: Iddio vi
salvi! ave! -shot, S.: migliarola, f.;
pallino, m. stone, s.: grano di gra-
gnuola, m. storm, S.: temporale con
grandine, m.; grandinata, f. -y, ADI.:
grandinoso.
hair, s.: capello; pelo; crino (d’un ca-
vallo), m.; cosa minuta, f.: false —,
capelli posticci; a fine head of —, una
bella capigliatura; within a —s breadth,
poco manca, vicino; against the —, a con-
trappelo; mal volentieri; to a —, per
Y appunto, esattamente. bell, s.: gia-
cinto, m. =brained, ADJ.: scervellato.
-breadth, s.: (fig.) poca distanza, f.
=broom, s.: scopa di setole di porco, f.
«brush, s.: spazzola pei capelli, f. =but-
ton, s.: bottone di pelo, m. -eloth,
s.: cilicio, m. »dresser, S.: perruc-
chiere, acconciatore, m. -=dye, S.: tin-
tura pei capelli, f. -ed, aDJ.: capelluto.
-iness, S.: capellamento, m., quantità di
capelli, f., peli, m. pl. -lace, s.: intrec-
ciatoio, m. -less, ADJ.: senza capelli,
calvo. =needle, s.: forcella, f. -pin,
scrittore sacro, m.
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s.: forcella, forcina da capelli, f. -pow-
der, s.: cipria, f. -sieve, S.: setac-
cio, m. -=splitting, ADJ.: sottile, sot-
tilizzante; S.: sottigliezza, f. -y, ADJ.:
capelluto, peloso, crinuto.
halberd, s.: alabarda, f.
bardiere, lanzo, m.
haleyon!, s.: alcione, m. haleyon2,
ADJ.: quieto, tranquillo.
halei, ADJ.: sano, vigoroso; forte; ga-
gliardo. hal-e2, TR.: tirare; strasci-
nare; (nav.) rimurchiare. -er,s.: alzaio;
che tira a braccia; (nav.) che rimurchia.
halfi, ADJI.: mezzo. half2, ADV.: a
hair-powder
-îer, S.: ala-
metà, per metà, di pari; in parte. half3
(pl. halves), S.: metà, f.: in halves, per
meta; negligentemente. -bloed, s.:
fratello da un lato, m.; sorella da un
lato, f. =blooded, ADJ.: degenerato.
“brother, s.: fratello da un lato, fra-
tello uterino, m. «moon, S.: mezza
luna, f. -penny, s.: mezzo soldo, m.
=pike, s.: mezza picca, f. -pint, S.:
mezza foglietta, f. -sister, S.: sorella
da un lato, sorella uterina, f. «sphere,
s.: emisfero, m. -strained, ADJ.: im-
perfetto. =tome, ADJ.: a mezza tinta;
s.: fotoincisione, incisione a mezza tinta,
f. =way, ADJ.: nel mezzo della strada, a
mezza strada. =wit, S.: sciocco, balor-
do, m. -witted, ADJ.: sciocco, stolto.
halibut, s.: passere, m. (pesce).
hall, s.: sala, f., palazzo; vestibulo, m.
hallelujah -ya, s.: alleluia, m.
halldo, TR.: incoraggiare (i cani); chia-
mare.
hallow, TR.: santificare, consacrare.
halluei-nate, INTR.: ingannarsi, sba-
gliare. -mation, s.: allucinazione, f.;
abbaglio, errore, m.
halm = haulm.
halo, s.: aureola, f.
halser = hawser.
halti, ADJ.: zoppo, azzoppato; S.: posa,
fermata, f.; (mil.) alto, m. halt2,INTR.:
fare alto, fermarsi; zoppicare; (fig.), stare
in dubbio, dubitare.
halteri,s.: zoppo; capestro, m.; cavez-
za; corda, fune, f. halter2, TR.: inca-
pestrare ; legare con una corda.
halting, S.: zoppicare, m. -ly, ADV.:
in modo zoppicante.
halve, TR.: dividere in due, dimezzare.
halyards, s. PL.: (nav.) drizze, f. pl.
ham, s.: garretto; prosciutto, presciut-
to, m.
hamlet, s.: borghetto, casale, m.
hàmmeri, s.: martello, m. hammer2,
TR.: martellare; inventare, immaginare:
— out, stendere col martello; indagare.
-er, S.: che lavora col martello. -ing,
s.: martellare, m.
hand-mill
hammock, s.: amaca, branda, f.
hamper !, s.: paniere; cesto grande, m.
hamper 2,TR. : imbarazzare, imbrogliare,
confondere: be —ed, stare alle strette,
essere impastoiato (or impedito).
hamstring!, s.: tendine del garretto,
m. hamstring2, TR.: tagliare i tendi-
ni del garretto.
hànaper, 8.: tesoreria, f., erario; teso-
ro, M.
hàndi, s.: mano; palma; scrittura, so-
scrizione, f.; lato; ago (d'un oriuolo);
(nav.) marinaio, m.: in —, fra le mani;
in avanza; at the first —, di prima mano;
near at —, qui vicino; — in —, insieme,
di concerto; on the one —, da una parte;
on the other —, dall’ altra parte; under
—, sotto mano; segretamente; out of —,
presto, speditamente; — over head, in-
consideratamente, temerariamente; keep
your —s off! non lo toccate! fall into
ones —s, dar nelle mani; fight — to —,
venire alle prese; go — în —, tenersi
per la mano; have a — în a business,
aver parte in un negozio; live from — to
mouth, vivere alla giornata; take in
—, intraprendere; shake —s, stringer-
si la mano; write a good —, avere una
bella scrittura. hand2, TR.: dar la ma-
no; dare di mano in mano; menare: —
round, far passare (in giro); — down to
posterity, tramandare ai posteri. -bar-
row, S.: barella, f -basket, S.: spor-
ta, f.; paniere con manico, m. «bell,
s.: campanello, m. bill, s.: biglietto,
m. breadth, s.: larghezza della ma-
no, f., palmo, m.; spanna, f. =cloth,s.:
fazzoletto, m. -cuff, s.: manette, f. pl.
-cuff, TR.: mettere le manette. -ed,
ADJ.: dato di mano in mano; dalle mani.
-er, S.: trasmettitore, m. -fast, S.:
presa, cattura, f., arresto, m., prigione, f.
-fetters, S. PL.: manette, s. pl. -ful,
s.: pugno, m.; manata, f. gallop, s.:
piccolo galloppo, m. -=gearing, S.:
(loc.) governo, regolatore, m. «-gearing=
rod, s.: (loc.) sbarra di governo, f.
-gun, S.: schioppo, fucile, m. -icap!,
8.: impiccio, ostacolo. -icap2, TR.: osta-
colare, impicciare, imbarazzare. -icraft,
S.: mestiere, m., professione, f. -icrafts-
man, S.: artigiano; artefice, m. -ily,
ADV.: destramente, con destrezza, con abi-
lità. -iness, s.: destrezza, abilità, f.
-iwork, s.: opera manuale; manifattu-
ra, f. -kerchief, s.: fazzoletto, moc-
cichino, m. -leI, s.: manico; orecchio,
m.; impugnatura, f. -le2, TR.: maneg-
giare; trattare. -less, ADJ.: monco,
manco. -ling, s.: maneggiamento, toc-
camento, m. -maid,s.: serva, ancella,
f. -mill, s.: mulinello, molinello, m.
hand-sails
«sails, S. PL.: vele maneggiate colle ma-
ni, f. pl. -saw, S.: seghetta, sega pic-
cola, f. -sel, S.: primo uso, m.; prima
vendita, f. -sel, TR.: far uso per la pri-
wa volta; fare per la prima volta. -some,
ApJ.: bello, avvenevole, elegante. -some-
ly, ADv.: bellamente, elegantemente ;
piacevolmente. -someness, 8.: bellezza;
grazia, eleganzia, f. spike, S.: (nav.)
manovella, f. «vice, S.: morsa, f.
-worm, S.: pellicello, m. -writing,
s.: manoscritto, m., scrittura; mano, f.
-y, ADI.: destro, abile; convenevole.
-y-blow, s.: colpo di mano, m. -y=
dandy, s.: giuoco da battersi sulle
mani, m.
hang, (IR)R.; TR.: appendere, appiccare ;
piegare; sospendere, collocare; INTR.:
pendere; stare sospeso; contrappesare:
— loose, star penzolone; — a robber, im-
piccare un ladro; — @ roum, tappezzare
‘ma camera; — the rudder, montare il
timone; — about, stare pendente, penzo-
lare; — back, eludere; schivare; — by,
appendere, appiccare; — down, pendere ;
abbassare; chinare; — on, appendere;
attaccarsi, aggrapparsi; — out (nav.),
inalberare; — together, accordarsi; —
up, sospendere, appendere. -er, S.: sci-
mitarra, f.; coltellaccio, m. -er-on, S.:
parassito, scroccone, m. -img, ADI.:
pendente, sospeso; degno di forca; s.:
impiccagione, f.: — garden, giardino pen-
sile; —s, tappezzerie, f. pl., cortinaggio,
m. =lock, s.: lucchetto, m. -man,
8.: carnefice, boia, giustiziere, m.
hank, s.: matassa, f.; gomitolo, m.; pro-
pensione, inclinazione, f.
hanker, INTR.: desiderare ardentemente.
«ing, ADJ.: bramoso ; S.. inclinazione, f.,
desiderio, m.
Hanseatic, ADI. : anseatico.
hansel = handsel.
Hinse-town, s.: città anseatica, f.
hàpI,s.: caso, accidente, m.; sorte, f.
hap2, INTR.: accadere, avvenire, succe-
dere. -hazard, s.: accidente, avveni-
mento, evento casuale, m. -less, ADI.:
sfortunato, sventurato, disgraziato. -ly,
ADV.: forse; per accidente, a caso.
“pen, INTR.: accadere, avvenire; darsi:
I —ed to mention it, mi accadde di far-
ne menzione; — what will, avvenga quel
che può avvenire; what has —ed to you?
che vi è seguito? as it —s, ad ogni modo.
-pily, ADV.: fortunatamente, per sorte.
-piness, s.: felicità; buona ventura,
fortuna, sorte, f. -py, ADI.: felice, for-
tunato, prospero: make —, render felice,
felicitare; / am — to hear tt, son pur
lieto di sentirlo.
haràn-gue I, s.: aringa, f. -gue2, TR.:
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-guer, S.: aringa-
hare-foot
aringare ; perorare.
tore, oratore, m.
hàrassI, s.: guasto, disertamento, m.
harass2, TR.: stancare, allassare, fati-
care; distruggere, rovinare. -er, S.:
guastatore, rovinatore, m.
harbinger, s.: foriere; precursore, m.
harbouri, s.: alloggio; rifugio, ricovero
riparo; porto, m. harbour2, TR.: ar
loggiare, albergare; INTR.: soggiornare,
dimorare. -age, S.: accoglimento, rico-
vero; rifugio, ‘asilo, m. -er, s.: ospite;
protettore, m. -less, ADJ.: senza porto;
senza rifugio. -master, S.: capitano
del porto, m.
hard, ADJ.: duro; fermo, sodo; severo,
aspro, rigoroso; faticoso, molesto; diffi-
cile; oneroso: — wood, legno duro; —
heart, cuore duro; — task, compito diffi-
cile; — drinking, eccesso nel bere; —
winter, inverno rigoroso; — words, pa-
role dure; — of belief, incredulo; —
to get, raro; — of hearing, sordastro,
quasi sordo; — to be understood, inintelli-
gibile. hard 2, ADV.: presso a poco; for-
te, fortemente; difficilmente: — by, qui
vicino, presso; it freezes —, gela forte;
it rains very —, piove dirottamente ; the
wind blows —, fa gran vento; drink —,
bere eccessivamente; follow one —, se-
guitare alcuno d’appresso. -boumd, ADJ.:
stitico, costipato. -en, TR.: indurare,
indurire ; INTR.: divenire duro. -ening,
s.: induramento, m. =favoured, ADJ.:
laido, deforme. »-favouredness, sS.:
laidura, bruttezza, f. featured, ADJ.:
dalle fattezze dure. -fought, ADJ.: osti-
nato. -gotten, ADJ.: ottenuto a sten-
to. «handed, ADJ.: ruvido. -hearted,
ADJ.: crudele, inumano. -heartedness,
s.: crudeltà, inumanità, f. -ihead,
-ihood, s.: intrepidità, bravura, f. -ily,
ADV.: coraggiosamente, animosamente,
arditamente. -iness, S.: pena, difficoltà;
arditezza, f. -ly, ADV.: appena, diffi-
cilmente, severamente, rigorosamente.
-mouthed, ADJ.: duro di bocca; restio,
caparbio. -ness,S.: durezza; difficoltà;
asprezza, f.: — of the winter, severità del
verno, f. =nibbed, ADJ.: di punta
dura.
hards, s.: stoppa, f.
hard-ship, s.: durezza; difficoltà, fatica,
f., travaglio, m.: life of —, vita stentata.
-ware, S.: chincaglia,f. -wareman,
s.: chincagliere, m. -witted, ADJ.:
goffo, stupido. -y, ADJ.: ardito, corag-
gioso, bravo, robusto, forte.
hareI,s.: lepre, f.: young —, lepretto,
m. ‘harez, TR.: spaventare. -hell,
s.: convolvolo, m. -brained, ADJ.:
scervellato, pazzesco. -=foot, S.: pié di
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lepre, m. (erba).
hare-hearted
-hearted, ADJ.: ti-
moroso, timido, pauroso. -hunting, S.:
caccia di lepri, f. lip, 8.: labbro fes-
so, m. -lipped, ADJ.: dal labbro le-
porino (or fesso). =-ragout, s.: fratta-
glie delle lepri, f. pl.
harem, s.: arem, m.
hàricot, s.: fagiuolo, m.
hàrki,INTERI.: odi! sta attento! hark?2,
TR.: ascoltare, stare attento.
hàrl, s.: fibre della canapa, f. pl.
harlequin, s.: arlecchino, m.
s.: arlecchineria, f.
harlot, s.: cortigiana, prostituta, zam-
bracca, f.; ADJ.: impudico, lascivo.
harm, s.: male; danno, pregiudizio;
delitto, m.: keep out of —’s way, porsi in
sicuro, evitare il pericolo. harm?2, TR.:
nuocere; far torto, pregiudiziare. -ful,
ADJ.: nocevole, dannoso. -fully, ADV.:
nocevolmente. -fulness, S.: nocimen-
to, male, m. -less, ADJ.: innocente.
-lessly, ADV.: innocentemente. -less-
ness, S.: innocenza, f.
har-mònic(al), ADJ.: armonico, melo-
dioso. -monious, ADJ.: armonioso.
-méniously, ADV.: con armonia; dolce-
mente. -m6niousness, S.: armonia,
consonanza; proporzione, f. har-mon-
ize, TR.: armonizzare; aggiustare; pro-
porzionare; INTR.: esser d’accordo: the
facts —, i fatti s' accordano fra loro.
har-mony, 8.: armonia; melodia, f.
harness I, S.: arnese, m.; armatura com-
pita, f. harness2,TR.: mettere in ar-
nese; arredare. «maker, s.: valigiaio,
sellaio, m.
harp!,s.: arpa, f.: play (upon) the —,
suonare dell’ arpa, suonar l’ arpa. harp2,
INTR.: arpeggiare, suonare VY arpa: —
upon a subject, ripetere frequentemente,
parlare d’ una cosa fino a dar noia. -er,
S.: arpista, suonatore d’ arpa, m.
harpòon, s.: fiocina da punta, f., arpo-
ne, m. -er,S.: fiociniere, m.
harpsichord, s.: gravicembalo, buonac-
cordo, m.
harpy, S.: arpia, f.
harqueb. . = arqueb. .
hàrridan, s.: rozza, f.
harrier, s.: levriere, m.
harrow I, s.: erpice, f. harrow?2, TR.:
erpicare. -er, S.: che erpica; spezie di
falcone, f. -ing, S.: erpicare, m.
harry, TR.: tormentare; rubare.
harsh, ADJ.: aspro, austero, afro, amaro,
rigido, duro; severo. -ly, ADV.: aspra-
mente, rigidamente; severamente, rigoro-
samente. -mess, S.: asprezza, rigidezza,
durezza; severità, f.
harslet, s.: frattaglie di porco, f. pl.
hart, s.: cervo; daino, m, -s-horn,s.:
-ade,
haughty .
corno di cervo, m.; (bot.) aristologia, Li
-s-tongue, S.: scolopendria, f.
hàrvesti, s.: messe, raccolta; mietitura,
f.: make (get in) —, far la raccolta, mie-
tere; reap the —, mietere. harvest2,
TR.: mietere; raccogliere. home, s.:
festino della mietitura, m. «lord, s.:
capo de’ mietitori, m. -er, «man, s.:
mietitore, segatore,m. »time,S.: tempo
di mietere, m., mietitura, f.
hashI, s.: ammorsellato, m.
TR.: sminuzzare, tritare.
haslet = harslet.
hàsp1,s.: aspo, fermaglio, fibbiaglio, m.
hasp2, TR.: affibbiare con fermaglio, an-
naspare.
hassock, s.: inginocchiatoio, cuscino, m.
has-te, s.: fretta, prestezza, f.; impeto,
m.: in —, in fretta, in furia; make —,
affrettarsi; spicciarsi. -te, -ten, TR.:
affrettare; sollecitare; INTR.: affrettarsi,
spacciarsi: — back, ritornare presto.
-tener, s.: affrettatore, m. -tily, ADV.:
in fretta, frettolosamente; iratamente,
stizzosamente. -tiness, S.: fretta, pre-
stezza; diligenza; stizza, collera, f.
-tings, 8. PL.: piselli primaticci, m. pl.
-ty, ADJ.: presto, pronto, stizzoso, pre-
maturo: — decision, giudizio avvenato.
-ty-pudding, s.: pappa, f.
hat, s.: cappello, m.: —s off! giù col
cappello! take off one’s —, levarsi il cap-
pello. band, s.: cordone di cappello,
m. “box, -case, S.: cappelliera, f.
hàtchi, s.: covata; scoperta, f.; (nav.)
boccaporto, m. hateh2, TR.: covare;
tramare, far pratiche ; tratteggiare.
hatchell, s.: pettine, scardasso, m.
hatchel?2, INTR.: pettinare, scardassare.
-ler, s.: pettinatore (di lino, ecc.), m.
hatches, S. PL.: (nav.) boccaporto, m.
hatchet, s.: azza, scure, f.; segolo, m.
-face, S.: viso sfregiato, m.
hatchment, s.: scudo, m.; arme della
famiglia, f. pl.
hatch-way, s.: boccaporto, m.
hat-eI, s.: odio, rancore, m. -e2, TR.:
odiare, aver in odio; detestare: they —
each other, si detestano lun I altro.
-eful, ADJ.: odioso, odievole; noioso.
-efully, ADV.: odiosamente. -efulness,
S.. qualità odiosa, odiosità ; malavoglien-
za, f. -er, S.: odiatore; nemico, m.
-red, s.: odio; abborrimento, m.
hàtteriI, s.: cappellaio, m. hatter2,
TR.: stancare, noiare; tormentare.
hauberk, s.: usbergo, m.
haughtt, ADI.: altiero, orgoglioso, super-
bo. -ily, ADV.: fieramente, orgogliosa-
mente. -iness, S.: superbia, alterizia,f.,
orgoglio, m. -y, ADJ.: orgoglioso, su-
perbo.
hash2,
haul
haul1, s.: tiramento ; strascinamento, m.
haul 2, TR.: tirare a braccia, strascinare.
-ing, S.: tiramento, strascinamento, m.
hdu(l)m, s.: stoppia; paglia, f.
haunch, s.: anca, coscia, f.
hàunti, s.: covile; ricovero, m.; prati-
ca,f. haunt2, TR.: frequentare, bazzi-
care; molestare, noiare: a house —ed by
spirits, una casa infestata dagli spiriti.
-er, S.: frequentatore, m. -ing, S.:
frequentazione ; usanza, f.
hautbdy Ad-, S.: oboè, m.
hauteur 1d-, S.: orgoglio, m.; arrogan-
za, f.
have, IRR.; TR.: avere; possedere; tene-
re; fare: — by heart, sapere a mente; —
rather, voler più tosto; amar meglio; —
from good authority, sapere da buona
fonte.
haven, S.: porto, m.; ricovero, asilo, m.
-er, S.: ispettore d’ un porto di mare, m.
haver, S.: che possiede.
haversack, s.: bisaccia, f.
having, s.: possesso, m.: beni, m. pl.;
ricchezze, f. pl., fortuna, f. x
havoc!, s.: rovina, f.; guasto, desola-
mento, saccheggiamento, m.. make —,
fare strage, distruggere, dissipare.
havoc2, TR.: devastare, rovinare, di-
struggere.
hàw!, s.: moro di spinalba, siepe ; maglia
(negli occhi), f. haw2, INTR.: parlare
con esitazione; star dubbioso. »finch,
8.: frisone, m.
hawk1, s.: falcone, m. hawk2, TR.:
falconare. hawk 3,S.: rivendere. -ed,
ADI.: curvato, aquilino. -er, S.: mer-
ciaiuolo, m. -ing, S.: caccia col falcone,
falconeria, f.
haw-se, S.: (nav.) cubia, f.
(nav.) gherlino, m.
hawthorn, s.: spinalba, f.
hay, s.: fieno, m.: make —, far fieno.
«cock, s.: bica di fieno, f. -harvest,
8.: raccolta di fieno, f. -loft, s.: fienile,
m. emaker, s.: segatore di fieno, m.
-market, s.: mercato di fieno, m.
«rick, s.: mucchio di fieno, m. -seed,
8: seme di fieno, m. -stack = hay-
rick, =time = hay-harvest.
hazard 1, s.: rischio; pericolo; acciden-
te; sorte, m.; fortuna, f.: run a —, ar-
rischiare. hazard2, TR.: arrischiare,
avventurare. -able, ADJ.: rischioso, peri-
coloso. -er, s.: che arrischia. -ous,
ADJ.: arrischievole, pericoloso ; dubbioso :
rather —, rischiosetto. -ously, ADV.:
pericolosamente. -ousmess, S.: azzardo,
Mm. -ry,S.: temerità, baldanza, f.
hazel, s.: nebbia, f., vapore denso, m.
haze2, TR.: spaventare; INTR.: piovig-
ginare.
-ser, S.:
healthless
hazel, s.: nocciuolo, m.
colore delle nocciuole. -nut, s.: uoc-
ciuola, f. «tree, s.: nocciuolo, m.
ha-ziness, s.: tempo nebbioso, m.
ADJ.: nebbioso, fosco, oscuro.
he, PRON.: egli, esso, colui.
héad1,s.: testa, f.; capo; punto princi-
pale ; teschio (d’un cinghiale), m.; cima,
sommità, f.: titolo, frontispizio ; intellet-
to, m.: — of hair, capigliatura, f.; — of
a cane, pomo d’una canna, m.; — of a
cask, fondo d’ un barile, m.; — of a door,
listello d'una porta, m.; — of a river,
sorgente d’ un fiume, f.; — of @ ship, prua
@ un naviglio, f.; — and ears, interamen-
te, estremamente ; from — to foot, da ca-
po a piedi; so much a —, tanto per testa;
— to —, a quattr occhi; bring to a —, ter-
minare, conchiudere ; make — against, far
fronte a, resistere, opporsi; put a thing
into one's —, mettersi una cosa in testa.
head2, TR.: guidare, comandare; con-
durre; decapitare; dicimare; levare la
cima, spuntare. -ache, s.: mal di capo,
m. —band, s.: ‘benda; striscia, f.
=dress, s.: acconciatura (di capo), cuf-
fia, f. -ily, ADV.: inconsideratamente,
follemente. -iness, S.: pertinacia, te-
merità, f. land, s.: promontorio, m.,
punta di terra, f. -less, ADJ.: senza
capo; scervellato. -lomg, ADJ.: teme-
rario, inconsiderato; ADV.: all’ impazza-
ta, inconsideratamente; temerariamente.
-money, S.: capitazione, f., testatico, m.
=piece, s.: caschetto; intelletto, m.
-quarters, S. PL.: quartiere del gene-
rale, m. -ship,S.: primo luogo, prima-
to, m.; autorità, f. -sman, S.: boia;
giustiziere, m. -stall, s.: testiera (d’ u-
na briglia), f. -stone, S.: pietra ango-
lare, f.; cantone, m. -strong, ADJ.:
ostinato, caparbio, protervo. way, S.:
avanzo, progresso, m. =workman, S.:
primo operaio, m. -y, ADJ.: ostinato,
temerario ; violento.
héal, (IN)TR.: guarire, sanare; rimargi-
nare; (fig.) riconci:iare: — a sore, cica-
trizzare; saldare una piaga. -able,
ADJ.: guaribile, sanabile. -img, ADJ.:
consolidativo; S.: guarimento, m.
héalth, s.: salute; sanità; prosperità,
f.: how is your —, come va la salute;
take care of your —, la si riguardi; in
good —, in buona salute; bill of —, pa-
tente di sanità, m.; drink to one’s —, be-
re alla salute di qualcheduno. -ful, ADIJ.:
sano; salutifero, salubre. -fully, ADV.:
in buona salute; salutevolmente, sana-
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-ly, AD).: del
-2y,
mente. -fulness, s.: salute; salubrità,
f. -ily, ADV.: vigorosamente. -iness,
s.: stato di salute, m. -less, ADJ.:
malaticcio, ammalato; debole, infermo.
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-some, ADJ.: salubre; salutifero. -y,
ADJ.: sano; vigoroso; salubre; salutare:
— body, corpo sano; — climate, clima
salubre; — exercise, esercizio buono (sa-
lutare).
héam, s.: secondina (delle bestie), f.
héap!, s.: mucchio, cumulo, m.; bica;
massa, f.: by —s, in folla, in abbondanza,
in copia; — of gold, mucchio d’oro; —
of grain, monte di grano. heap2, TR.:
accumulare, ammontare, ammassare; —
on, — up, ammucchiare. -er,S.: accu-
mulatore, ammassatore, m. -y, ADJ.: ac-
cumulato, ammassato.
héar, IRR.; TR.: intendere, stare attento,
ascoltare; INTR.; IRR.: udire; essere in-
formato, imparare: — ill, esser in catti-
va riputazione; I have —d from your
brother, ho ricevuto una lettera di vostro
fratello; I — you are going to be mar-
ried, sento che siete per ammogliarvi.
-er, S.: uditore, ascoltatore, m. -ing,
s.: udito, udire, m.; udienza, f.: be hard
of —, essere quasi sordo; in the — of all,
in udienza di tutti.”
hearken, INTR.: ascoltare, dare orecchio,
stare ad udire. -er, ascoltatore, udi-
tore, m. l
héarsay, s.: fama, f., romore, m.: by —,
per udita.
héarsel, s.: carro funebre; catafalco,
m. hearsez, TR.: mettere in sulla ba-
re. cloth, s.: panno funebre, m.
heart, s.: cuore; coraggio; vigore; cen-
tro; mezzo; amore, m.: by —, a mente,
a memoria; with all my —, di tutto cuo-
re; give —, incoraggiare; put out of —,
scoraggiare; take to —, prendere a cuo-
healthsome
re; die of a broken —, morire di crepacuo- |
re; have you the — to? vi da il cuore di?
“ache, S.:
“break, -breaking, S.: crepacuore, m.
“breaking, ADJ.: afflittivo, desolante.
“broken, ADJ.: afflitto, che muore di
crepacuore. -burn, S.: cardialgia, f.;
anticuore, m.; acredine nello stomaco, f.
“burning, s.: crudezze, f. pl.; odio se-
greto, m., afflizione, f. =dear,ADI.: di-
lettisimo. -ease, S.: quiete; tranquilli-
tà d’animo; consolazione, f., conforto, m.
seasing, ADJ.: consolatorio, conforta-
tivo. -em, TR.: incoraggiare, animare;
eccitare; fortificare. -ening, ADJ.: in-
coraggiante; nutritivo. -felt, ADJ.: sen-
sitivo, sensibile.
hearth, s.: focolare, cammino, m.
hear-tily, ADV.: cordialmente, sincera-
mente; diligentemente. -timess, S.: cor-
dialità, sincerità; diligenza, f. -tless,
ADJ.: senza cuore; spietato, inumano,
crudele; sceraggiato, timido. -tlessly,
ADV.: spietatamente, crudelmente; senza
cordoglio, affanno ; dolore, m. |
Hebrew
coraggio, timidamente. -tlessness, s.:
inumanità, crudeltà, f.; mancanza di cuo-
re, poltroneria, f. -t’s-ease, 8.: viola,
f. -tesick, ADJ.: pieno d’ afflizione.
-t-sickening, 8.: che abbatte il cuore,
_angoscioso, desolante. t-string, 5.:
fibra del cuore, f. -t-struck, apJ.:
impresso nella mente. whole, ADI.:
spassionato. =wounded, ADJ.: pieno
d'amore. -wringing, S.: che strazia
il cuore, angoscioso. -ty, ADJ.: sincero;
sano, vigoroso.
héeati, s.: calore, caldo, m.; vivacità,
animosità, f., ardore, zelo, fervore; cosso,
m.; corsa, f.: sultry —, caldo, affannosa;
in the — of, nell’ ardenza di; — of youth,
bollori della gioventù, m. pl.; be in a
great —, esser molto adirato. heatz,
REG. or IRREG.: TR.: scaldare, riscaldare;
infiammare. -er, S.: ferro da distende-
re (i panni), m.
heath, s.: landa; scopa; macchia, f.
=cock, s.: francolino, m.
héathen, ADI: pagano, idolatro; s.:
pagano, m.; idolatra, f. -ish, ADJ.: pa-
gano, salvaggio. -ishly, ADV.. pagana-
mente, da pagano. -ism, S.: paganesi-
mo, m.
héathy, ADJ.: coperto d’eriche, pieno di
scope.
heatless, ADI. : senza calore, freddo.
héavel, s.: alzata con forza, f.; sforzo;
sollevamento, m. heave 2, REG. or IRREG.;
TR.: alzare, sollevare; elevare; (nav.) vi-
rare; INTR.: sollevarsi; enfiarsi; palpi-
tare; respirare; nauseare: — overboard,
gettare in mare; — a sigh, gettare un
sospiro; — fo (nav.), bracciare in panno.
héaven, s.: cielo; firmamento, m.: thanks
to —, grazie a Dio; would to —, voglia
Iddio. born, ADJ.: divino, celestiale.
-ly 1, ADJ.: celeste; divino. -ly2, ADV.:
divinamente. -ward, ADV.: verso il cielo,
in alto.
héav-e-offering, s.: primizie, f. pl. -er,
S.: manovella, f.
héav-ily, ADV.: pesantemente, grave-
mente; grandemente; affannosamente.
-iness, S.: gravezza; sonnolenza; de-
pressione, f.
héaving, s.: alzamento, m.; palpitazio
ne, f.
héavy, ADJ.: grave; pesante; tristo, af-
flittivo; balocco, insensato.
héb-domad, s.: settimana, f. -déma-
dal, -démadary, ADI.: d'una settimana.
hébe-tate, TR.: stupefare, rendere stupi-
do. -tation, s.: stupefazione, stupidez-
za, f.
Hé-braism, s.: ebraismo, m. -braist,
s.: dotto nell’ ebraico, m. -brew ri-,
ADI.: ebreo, ebraico ; s.: ebreo, giudeo, m.
hecatomb
hécatomb, s.: ecatombe, f.
héck, S.: rastrelliera, f.
héc-tic I, S.: febbre etica, f.
ADI. : etico, tisico.
héctolitre, s.: ettolitro, m.
héctorI, S.: ammazzasette, bravo, m.
hector2, TR.: braveggiare, millantarsi,
bravare.
hederaceous, ADI. : ederaceo.
hédg-e1,S.: siepe, siepaglia, f. -e2,TR.:
siepare, cinger di siepe. -e-alehouse,
8.: bettola,f. -e=bird, s.: perdigiorno,
m. -e=born, ADJ.: vilmente nato, vile.
-e-creeper, S.: vagabondo, m. -ehog,
s.: riccio ; spinoso, m. (animale). -e-mar-
riage, S.: matrimonio clandestino, m.
-epig, s.: riccio giovane, m. -er, S.:
facitore di siepi, m. -e=row, S.: filare
d'alberi, m. -e-sparrow, S.: verdino,
m. -ing=bill, s.: rancone, m.
héedi1, s.: cura, guardia; osservazione;
attenzione, f.: give —, attendere; take
—, aver cura di. heed 2, TR.: attendere,
badare; osservare; notare. -ful, ADJ.:
attento, circospetto; prudente. -fally,
ADV.: cautamente, prudentemente. -ful-
ness, S.: attenzione; prudenza, f. -ilyt,
ADV.: cautamente, accortamente. -iness,
8.: attenzione, f. -less, ADJ.: disatten-
to, trascurato. -lessly, ADV.: senza
cura, trascuratamente. -lessness, S.:
. trascuraggine, negligenza, f.
héelI, s.: calcagno, tallone, m.: take to
one’s —s, betake one’s self to one's —s,
fuggire, calcagnare. heel2, INTR.: bal-
lare; pendere; (shoe.) rattacconare.
-maker, s.: facitore di calcagni di le-
gno, m. “piece, S.: taccone di scarpe,
m. “piece, TR.: mettere un taccone,
rattacconare.
héft, s.: peso; sforzo; manico, m.
hegira, s.: egira, f.
héifer, s.: giovenca, f.
heigh-ho, INTERJ.: oimé! ola!
height, s.: altezza; elevazione; sommi-
ta; grandezza, eminenza, f.: — of ignor-
ance, colmo dell’ ignoranza. -en, TR.:
alzare; accrescere, aumentare; miglio-
rare.
héinous, ADJ.: odioso; atroce, abbomi-
nevole. -ly, ADV.: odiosamente; atroce-
mente. -ness,S.: atrocità; enormità, f.
hèir, s.: erede, m. -apparent, S.: ere-
de presuntivo, m. -ess, S.: erede, ereda,
f. -less, ADJ.: senza erede. -loom,
8.: (jur.) mobili non alienabili, m. pl.
«ship, s.: diritto d’ erede, m.
héld, impf. e part. del v. hold.
heliacal, ADI. : (astr.) eliaco.
hélical, ADJ.: spirale.
helio-eéntric, ADI. : (astr.) eliocentrico.
heliò-meter, s. : eliometro, m. -scope,
-tie(al) 2,
hen 173
8.: (astr.) elioscopio, m. -trope, s.: eli-
tropia, f.; girasole, eliotropio, m.
helix, s.: linea spirale, elica, f.
hé’ll = he will.
héll, s.: inferno, m.
héllebore, s.: (phar.) ellebro, m.
héllen-ism, s.: ellenismo, m. -ist, S.:
ellenista, m.
héll-fire, s.: fuoco dell’ inferno, m.
-hound, s.: cane d’ inferno, m. -ish,
ADJ.: d’ inferno; infernale, diabolico.
-ishly, ADV.: in maniera infernale, dia-
bolicamente. -ishness, S.: infernalità,
nequizia infernale, f. -ward, ADV.: ver-
so P inferno; a basso.
hèélmi, s.: elmo; timone, gubernacolo;
(fig.) governo, m. helm2, TR.: condur-
re, dirigere; governare.
hélmet, s.: elmo, casco, m.
hèlmsman, s.: timoniere, m.
hèlp:, s.: aiuto, soccorso; appoggio; ri-
medio, domestico, servitore, m.: bring —,
dar soccorso ; call for —, gridar accor’ uo-
mo. help2,REG. or IRREG.; TR.: aiutare,
assistere, sovvenire ; servire (a tavola): I
cannot — it, non è mia colpa; — one
another, aiutarsi ’ un I altro; — down,
aiutare a scendere; — forward, avanzare ;
promuovere; — in, far entrare; — out,
aiutare ad uscire, fare uscire; — up, aiu-
tare a salire. -er, s.: aiutatore, m. -ful,
ADJ.: utile; salutevole. -fulness, S.:
aiuto, soccorso, m. -less, ADJ.: senza
soccorso ; che non può aiutarsi, impoten-
te; inutile. -lessly, ADV.: senza aiuto.
-lessness, s.: mancanza di soccorso, f.;
abbandono, m.: utter —, colmo della mi-
seria. -mate,S.: compagno, m., -gna, f.;
consorte, m., f.
hélter-skélter, ADV.: in gran fretta,
scompigliatamente.
hélve1, s.: manico (di coltello, ecc.), m.
helve 2, TR.: porre il manico.
hém!, s.: orlo, m. hem2, TR.: orlare,
fregiare; circondare, cingere; INTR.:
spurgarsi: — in, cingere, circondare.
hem ! 3, INTERJ.: ehi! vedi!
hémi-crany, s.: emicrania, f. -cyele,
s.: semiciclo, m. -plegy, S.: (med.)
emiplegia, f. -sphere, S.: emisfero,
.emispero, m. -sphérical, ADJ.: emisfe-
rico. -stichs, S.: (poet.) emistichio, m.
hémlock, s.: cicuta, f.
hémo-rrhage, s.: profluvio di sangue,
m. -rrhéidal, ADI.: emorroidale.
-rrhòids, s. PL.: emorroide, morici, f. pl.
hémp, s.: canapa, f., canape, m. -en,
ADJ.: di canapa. field, s.: canapaia, f.
“seed, s.: canapuccia, f. -stalk, S.:
fusto del canape, m.
hén, s.: gallina; femmina (degli uccelli),
f.: — sparrow, passera, f.; Turkey —,
174 henbane
gallina d’ India, f. -bane, s.: giusquia-
mo, n.
héneei, ADV.: da qui; perciò, dunque.
hencez, TR.: mandar via. -forth, -fér-
ward, ADV.: di qui innanzi, per innanzi,
all’ avvenire; in appresso.
hénchman, s.: staffiere, paggio, m.
hendécagon, s.: endecagono, m.
hén-hearted, ADJ.: pusillanimo.
=house, S.: gallinaio, pollaio, m.
=pecked, ADJ.: governato dalla moglie ;
menato pel naso: he is —, sua moglia
porta i calzoni. -roost, S.: gallinaio, m.
hepatic(al), ADJ.: epatico, del fegato.
hèptachord, s.: (mus.) ettacordo, m.
hép-tagon, s.: ettagono, m. -tàgonal,
ADJ.: di sette angoli.
héptarchy, 8.: governo condotto da sette
duci, m.
hér, PRON. : lei, la, le; il suo, la sua, i suoi,
le sue; il (la, i) di lei: —s, suo (ecc.), di
lei.
hér-ald 1, s.: araldo, m. -ald2, TR.:
nunziare; introdurre. -&ldic, ADI. : aral-
dico. -aldry, s.: araldica, f., blazone,
m. -aldship, s.: ufficio d’ araldo, m.
herb, s.: erba, f. -Aceous, ADJ.: erba-
ceo, erboso. -age, s.: erbaggio, m., erba
da pascolo; pastura, f. -al, s.: erbolaio;
erbario, m. -alist, -arist, S.: racco-
glitore d’ erbe, botanico, m. -elet, sS.:
erbetta, f. -ous, ADJ.: erboso, coperto
d’ erba. -woman, s.: rivendugliola
d’ erbe, erbolaia, f. -y, ADJ.: erboso.
herculean, ADJ.: erculeo: — labour,
fatica erculea.
hèrd1,s.: branco; armento, m.; mandra,
gregge ; turba, f., volgo, m.: — of cattle,
armento, m. herd2, INTR.: andare in
truppa; associarsi. -sman, s.: pasto-
re, m. .
héretI, ADV.: qui, in questo luogo: — is,
— are, ecco qui, ecco; — and there, qua
e 14; — below, quaggiù, qua sotto; come
—, venite qua; — she comes, eccola che
viene; —’s to you! alla vostra salute!
-abouts, ADV.: qui vicino; qui all’ in-
torno. -after, ADV.: da qui innanzi, da
qui avanti, all’ avvenire. -at, ADV.: a
questo, a ciò; in questo mentre. -by,
ADV.: per questo mezzo; per questo; col
presente ; così.
heréd-itable, ADJ.: che si può avere per
eredità. -itament, S.: eredità, succes-
sione, f. -itarily, ADV.: a modo d’ere-
dità. -itary, ADI.: ereditario, d’ eredità.
here-fròm, ADV.: da qui. -in, -intò,
ADV.: in questo mentre, in ciò.
heremit. . = hermit..
here-òf, ADV.: di questo, di quello. -6n,
ADV.: su questo. -Gut, ADV.: fuor di qui.
hér-esiarch, s.: eresiarca, mn. -esy,S.:
hiccup
eresia, f. -etic, S.: eretico, m. -étic-
(al), ADJ.: eretico. -étically, ADV.:
ereticamente, da eretico.
here-tò, ADV.: a ciò, a questo. -tofore,
ADV.: altre volte, un tempo; a’ tempi an-
dati, per lo passato. -umtd, ADV.: a
questo, a ciò. -upòn, ADV.: in questo
mezzo (or mentre), in quella. -with,
ADV.: con ciò; per questo mezzo; in que-
sto; I — enclose you, colla presente vi
compiego (or accludo).
héri-table, ADJ.: che si può ereditare,
-itage, s.: eredità, successione, f.
hermaphrodite, s.: ermafrodito, m.
hermétic(al), ADJ.: ermetico. -ally,
ADV.: ermeticamente.
hér-mit, s.: eremita, romito, solitario,
m. -mitage, S.: eremitaggio, eremo,
m. -mitical, ADJ.: ermitico.
hérn, S.: aghirone, airone, m.
hérnia, S.: ernia, rottura, f.
hé-ro, S.: eroe, m. -roie(al), ADI.:
eroico, illustre. -roically, ADV.: eroi
camente, da eroe. -roine hé-,S.: eroina,
f. -roism, 8.: eroismo, m.
héron, s.: aghirone, airone, m.
-shaw, s.: uccelliera d’ aironi, f.
hér-pes, S.: (med.) erpete, m.
ADI. : (med.) erpetico.
hérring, s.: aringa, f.: red —, aringa
affumata, f.; salt —, aringa salata, f.
=time (-season), S.: pesca dell’ aringhe,
f. =woman,S.: pescivendola, f.
hérs, PRON.: suo, sua; suoi, sue.
hérse, S.: saracinesca (con puntali), f.
hersélf, PRON.: se stessa, essa stessa.
hés-itaney, S.: incertezza; dubbiezza,
irresoluzione, f., dubbio, m. -itate, INTR.:
“ry;
-pétic,
esitare, star dubbioso, essere incerto.
-itation, s.: esitazione; incertezza, du-
bitazione, f.
hést, s.: comando; precetto, ordine, m.
hétero-clite, s.: (gram.) eteroclito, m.
-clitical, ADJ.: (gram.) irregolare.
-dox, ADJ.: eterodosso. -doxy, S.: ete-
rodossia, f. -gémeal = -geneous. -ge-
néity, S.: etérogeneità, diversità di ge-
nere, f. -gèneous, ADJ.: eterogeneo,
di genere diverso.
hèw, IRR.; TR.: sminuzzare; tagliare; for-
mare: — down, abbattere. -er,S.: ta-
gliatore di legne; abbattitore.
héx-achord, s.: (mus.) esacordo, m.
-agon, S.: esagono, m. -agonal, ADI.:
di sei lati. -Ameter, s.: (pros.) esa-
metro, m. -amétric, ADJ.: esametrico.
héy, INTERJ.: ah! olà! -day!, INTERJ.:
ohi! -day2,s.: allegrezza, gaiezza, f.
hiatus, s.: apertura, lacuna, f.
hibérnal, ADI. : iemale, vernale.
hic-coughi -kùp, s.: singhiozzo, singulto,
m. -cough2, -cup, INTR.: singhiozzare.
hiddenly
biddenly, ADV.: nascosamente.
hide1,s.: pelle, f., cuoio, m.: — of land,
ingero, m. hide, IRR.; TR.: nascon-
dere, celare; INTR.: nascondersi: — one’s
self, nascondersi ; play — and seek, giuo-
care a capo nascondere.
hidebound, ADJ.: intrattabile ; spilorcio,
misero.
hideous, ADJ.: orrido, orribile, spavente-
vole. -ly, ADV.: orridamente, orribil-
mente. -mess, S.: orrore, m., terribili-
tà, f.
hi-der, 8.: nasconditore, occultatore, m.
-ding-place, S.: nascondimento, nas-
condiglio, m.
hie, INTR.: affrettarsi.
hier-arch, S.: gerarca, m. -arehi-
cal, ADJ.: gerarchico. -archy, S.: ge-
raphia, f.
hiero-glyph, s.: geroglifico, m. -glyph-
ie(al), ADJ.: geroglifico, mistico. -glyph-
ically, ADV.: in modo geroglifico.
hierdgraphy, S.: scrittura sacra, f.
higgle, INTR.: rivendere.
higgledy-piggledy, ADV.: confusamen-
te, alla rinfusa.
higgler, s.: rivenditore, m.
hight, ADJ.: alto, elevato; eminente; ec-
celso, sublime; eccessivo, esorbitante:
altiero, arrogante; nobile, illustre; tem-
pestoso, violento: rise —, elevarsi, innal-
zarsi; essere violento; af — noon, di
mezzo dì; ‘tis — time, è gia tempo; —
day, gran festa, f.; — mass, messa can-
tata, f.; — treason, delitto di lesa mae-
stà, m.; — wind, gran vento, vento tem-
pestoso; High Church, chiesa dell’ Alta
Gerarchia; — life, mondo elegante, m.
high 2, ADV.: alto: play —, giuocare
gran giuoco. high 3, s.: alto; sommo;
colmo, m.; cima, f.: from —, on —, da
alto, in alto, in su.’ saltar, s.: altare
maggiore, m. -aimed, ADJ.: ambizioso,
altiero. blest, ADJ.: supremamente fe-
lice. =blowm, ADJ.: molto gonfiato.
«born, ADJ.: d’alta nascita, bennato.
«coloured, ADJ.: di colore vivido. -=fli-
er, s.: uomo fantastico, stravagante, m.
-flown, ADJ.: orgoglioso, fiero, superbo.
“land, s.: paese montagnoso, m. -land-
er, s.: montanaro, m. -ly, ADV.: in al-
to; molto, grandemente; altieramente.
=mettled, ADJ.:focoso, ardente. -mind-
ed, ADJ.: ambizioso, fiero, arrogante.
“most, ADJ.: altissimo, supremo. -ness,
8.: altezza; grandezza, f. «priest, S.:
sommo sacerdote, m. =red, ADJ.: di colo-
re rosso oscuro. road, s.: strada mae-
stra, f., stradone, m. -seasoned, ADI.:
di savore piccante. -sounding, ADI.:
altisonante. -spirited, ADJ.: ardito,
animoso ; orgoglioso, fiero; insolente ; fe-
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roce, crudele. -stomached}, ADJ.: osti-
nato, superbo.
hight! = height. hight}2,
chiamarsi, esser nominato.
high-water, s.: marea alta, f., acque
piene, f. pl. -way, S.: strada maestra,
f. wayman, s.: malandrino, rubatore,
Mm. =wrought, ADJ.: ben lavorato, ben
finito, di squisito lavoro.
hi-larity, s.: ilarità, allegrezza, giocon-
dità; gaiezza. -larious, ADJ.: ilare.
hilding}, s.: uomo vile, codardo, m.
hill, s.: colle, m., collina, f.: little —,
collina. -imess, s.: natura montuosa, f.
-gek, s.: collinetta, f., monticello, m.
-y, ADJ.: montagnoso; pieno di colli lo
colline.
hilt, s.: guardia, elsa, manica (della spa-
da), f.
him, PRON.: lui, lo.
stesso, egli stesso; si.
hind |, s.: cerva, damma, f.; rustico, m.
hind 2, -er, ADJ.: posteriore; deretano.
hinder, TR.: impedire, interrompere ; im-
barazzare; guastare; ostruire; stornare.
-anee, s.: impedimento, ostacolo, m.;
ostruzione, f.
hinder-castle, s.: (nav.) castello di
poppa, m.
hinderer, S.: impeditore, m.
hind-erlingj, s.: animale degenerato, m.
-ermost, ADJ.: ultimo, più indietro.
=leg, s.: piede di dietro, m. -most =
hindermost. part, s.: parte deretana,
f. -quarter, s.: quarto di dietro, m.
hinge I, s.: arpione, cardine; punto prin-
cipale, m.: be off the —s, esser fuor di sè.
hingez, TR.: gangherare.
hint 1, s.: indizio, avviso, sentore; cenno;
barlume, m.: give one a —, dare cenno
ad uno; take the —, intendere l’ avviso (or
il cenno). hint2,TR.: intimare ; insinua-
re, dare un indizio, accennare; suggerire;
alludere.
hipi1,s.: anca, f.: have on the —, avere
vantaggio sopra. hip2, TR.: guastare
l’anca. gout, S.: sciatica, f.
hippish, ADJ.: ipocondriaco, fantastico.
hippo-griff, s.: ippogrifo, m. -pòta-
mus, S.: ippopotamo, m.
hipshot, ADJ.: sciancato, zoppo.
hir-el, s.: affitto, m., pigione, f., nolo;
salario, stipendio, m.; for —, da affittare.
-e2, TR.: affittare, appigionare, pigliare a
fitto; allogare: — out, dare a nolo, allo-
gare; — one’s self out, andare a padrone.
-eling, ADJ.: venale; S.: mercenario,
mercenaio, m. -er, S.: affittatore, allo-
gatore, m.
hirsùte, ADJ.: irsuto, ruvido.
irsuzia, f.
his, PRON.: suo, sua; suoi, sue; di lui.
(IN)TR. :
-sélf, PRON.: sé
-ness, 5."
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hiss1, s.: fischio, sibilo, m. hiss2, TR.:
fischiare; INTR.: sibilare; scoppiare. -ing,
8.: fischiata, f., fischiare, m.
hist, INTERJ.: silenzio! zitto!
his-toérian, S.: istorico, storico, scritto-
re di storia, m. -tòric(al), ADJ.: istori-
co, storico, istoriale. -térically, ADV.:
istoricamente, storicamente. -torify,
TR.: istoriare, narrare; far storia. -to-
riògrapher, s.: istoriografo, istorico,
m. -toridgraphy, s.: arte di fare
storia, f. -'tory, S.: storia, istoria, f.
- tory-painter, s.: pittore d’ istorie, m.
- tory-piece, s.: pittura istorica, f.
histriénic(al), ADJ.: d’ istrione, di com-
mediante; teatrale.
hìtI, s.: colpo, m., percossa, botta, f.;
azzardo, m.. lucky —, colpo fortunato;
— or miss, a tutto rischio. hit2, IRR.;
TR.: battere, bastonare, percuotere ; INTR.:
pervenire; incontrare ; urtarsi: — home,
ributtare; — the mark, dar nel segno;
— the nail on the head, colpire nel
brocco, imberciare; — him! dagli! —
against, dar contro, urtarsi; — off, riu-
scire; accadere felicemente; — together,
incontrarsi; abbattersi; — upon, abbat-
tersi; — upon by chance, trovare per
caso.
hìtchi, s.: (nav.) nodo, groppo, m.
hitch 2, INTR.: dimenarsi; muoversi, agi-
tarsi; (nav.) annodare.
hither!, ADJ.: citeriore, di qua. hith-
er 2, ADV.: qui, qua; a questo fine. -most,
ADJ.: il più vicino. -to, ADV.: fin’ adesso,
hiss
fin qui, fino a quest'ora. -ward(s),
ADV.: da questa banda.
hiv-el, s.: arnia, f., alveare, m. -e2, TR.:
fare entrare nell’ arnia; dar ricetto;
INTR.: raccogliersi; rifugiarsi. -er, S.:
colui che ha cura delle pecchie.
ho! hoa! INTERI.: oh! ahi!
hoari, ADJ.: bianco, canuto.
INTR.: muffare, muffarsi.
héard 1, s.: mucchio segreto; tesoro, m.
hoard 2, TR.: ammassare, accumulare : —
up money, accumular danari. -er, S.:
accumulatore (di danari), m.
héarfrost, s.: brina, pruina, f.
hoariness, S.: bianchezza; canutezza;
mucidezza, muffa, f.
hoarse, ADJ.: rauco, affiocato: grow —,
divenir rauco, affiocare. -ly, ADV.: con
voce rauca. -mess, S.: raucedine, fioc-
chezza di voce, afficatura, f.
hoary, ADJ.: bianco, bigio, canuto; mu-
cido: grow —, muffarsi; incanutire; grow
— with age, incanutire.
hoax!,s.: frode per ischerzo, f., inganno,
m. hoax2,TR.: coccare, ingannare (per
burla).
hob, s.: villano, rustico, n.
hoar2,
hold
hébbl-e1, s.: zoppicamento, andar zoppi-
coni, m. -e2, INTR.: zoppicare ; mancare.
-ingly, ADV.: in modo zoppo; con mala
grazia, rozzamente.
hobby, s.: cavallino; sciocco, m. =horse,
s.: ghiribizzo, m.; pazzia, follia, f.
hobgoblin, s.: folletto; fantasma, m.
hòb-like, ADJ.: rustico, villano. -nail,
s.: chiodo da ferrare un cavallo, m.
hock!I, s.: garretto; vecchio vino del
Reno, m. hock2, TR.: guastare i tendi-
ni delle gambe. =herb, s.: malva, f.
hockle, TR.: tagliare i tendini delle gam-
be.
hocus-pocus, s.: gherminella; trompe-
ria, f.
hòd, s.: vassoia, truogolo, m.
hédgepodge, s.. manicaretto; ammor-
sellato, m. ”
hédiman, s.: manovale, operario, m.
hoe!, s.: zappa, marra, f. hoez, TR.:
zappare ; scavare.
hog, s.: porco, m. =cote, S.: porcile,
m. -gerel, s.: pecora di due ami, f.
-gish, ADJ.: porcino, di porco; ingordo.
-gishly, ADv.: da porco; ingordamente.
-gishness, s.: porcheria; sudiceria; go-
losità, f. herd, s.: porcaio, m.
-shead, s.: botte, f., barile, m. »sty,
S.: porcile, m. -wash, s.: lavatura, f.
hodidenjI, s.: ragazza grossolana, f.
-hoiden{2, INTR.: saltare grossolana-
mente.
héist, TR.: alzare, inalberare;
spiegare (le vele).
héity -téity, ADJ.: insolente, sollazze-
vole; ADV.: insolentemente.
hold, s.: presa, cattura; prigione; for-
tezza, f.; influsso, m., influenza; (nav.)
stiva, f.; fondo, m.: lay — on, take —
of, prendere, pigliare. hold2, INTERI.:
oli! fermate! hold3,IRR.; TR.. tene-
re; pigliare, prendere; contenere; rite-
nere; possedere, fruire; convocare; cele-
brare; INTR.: continuare, durare; crede-
re, pensare: attaccarsi, rappigliarsi; fer-
marsi: — one’s breath, ritenere il fiato;
— a consultation, tener consulta; — în
contempt, dispregiare; — in hand, tenere
issare,
a bada; trattenere; — one’s tongue, ta-
cersi; trattenere la lingua; — true, tro-
varsi vero; — back, ritenere, ricusare;
tener per sè; — forth, offerire; propor-
re; aringare, predicare; — in, ristringe-
re, governare; ritenersi; — off, scostare ;
ributtare, ritardare, differire; on,
continuare ; protrarre ; procedere; — out,
stendere; offerire; sussistere; resistere,
durare, mantenersi; — over, ditenere;
— together, stare unito; — up, alzare,
levare; appoggiare; sostenersi; fermare
per rubare; — with one, abbracciare il
holder
partito d’ alcuno, tener per uno. -er, S.:
tenitore; vassallo, m.: — fortà, s.: arin-
gatore, predicatore, m.; — of bonds, de-
tentore di boni. »fast, s.: rampone;
annello; meschino, spilorcio, m. -ing,
s.: feudo; affitto, m.
héle1,s.: buco, pertugio, forame, m.; ca-
verna, f.: full of —s, bucato; make a —
in, bucare, far buco in. hole2 TR.: bu-
care.
holiday, S.: giorno di festa (sp. seco-
lare), m.; vacanza, f.
holi-ly, ADV.: santamente, inviolabilmen-
te. -ness, S.: santità; pietà, f.
hòlla, INTERI. : ola! ehi! oh!
hdllands, s.: ginepro, m.
hdllow 1, ADJ.: cavo, vuoto; vacuo, finto,
doppio, perfido: — eyes, occhi cavi; —
cheeks, guancie infossate; — voice, voce
rauca ; — noise, rumore sordo. hollow 2,
s.i cavo, m.; cavità; fossa, f., canale, m.;
tana, f. hollow 3, TR.: cavare, scava-
re; vuotare; INTR.: gridare; acclamare.
-ly, ADV.: con delle cavità; senza sin-
cerita, disonestamente. -mess, S.: cavità;
dissimulazione, f.
hélly, s.: agrifoglio, m.
cea, bismalva, f.
hélm, s.: elce, f.; leccio, m.
holocaust, s.: olocausto, m.
holster, s. : fodera della pistola, f. -cap,
s.: fonda della pistola, f.
holt, s.: boschetto, m.
holy, ADJ.: santo, sacrato, pio, religioso,
casto: make —, santificare; the — one,
Iddio Santissimo; — Ghost, Spirito Santo ;
— water, acqua santa; — writ, Sacre
Scritture. =day,S.: giorno di festa; (sp.
religiosa), m. «Thursday, s.: giorno
dell’ascensione, m. -watersprinkle,
S.: aspersorio, m. -week, S.: setti
mana santa, f.
homag-e1, s.: omaggio; rispetto, m., ri-
verenza, f.; tributo, m. -e2,TR.: ren-
der omaggio, rispettare, riverire. -er, S.:
vassallo, m.
homer, s.: casa; dimora, f.; domicilio,
m.; stanza; patria, f.: charity begins at
—, il primo prossimo è sè medesimo.
home2, ADV.: in casa, in patria sua:
speak —, parlare a proposito. born,
ADJ.: nativo, naturale; domestico.
“bound, ADJ.: di ritorno. =bred, ADI.:
del paese, nostrale, nativo; grossolano,
rozzo. -felt, ADJ.: interno, interiore;
segreto. -less, ADJ.: senza tetto, senza
ricovero. -lily, ADV.: grossolanamente,
rozzamente. -liness, S.: rustichezza,
rozzezza, grossezza, f. -ly, ADJ.: casa-
lingo; semplice ; rozzo, grossolano, in-
colto. made, ADJ.: casalingo, fatto
nella casa.
-hock, s.: al-
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home-opàthical, ADI: omeapatioo.
-6pathist, s.: medico omeopatico, m.
-Spathy, s.: omeopatia, f.
home-sick, ADJ.: nostalgico, preso da
nostalgia. -sickmess, s.: nostalgia, f.
=spun, ADJ.: casereccio, casalingo.
-ward(s), ADV.: verso casa: — bound
ship, bastimento di ritorno.
homieidal, ADJ.: micidiale; cruento.
homieide, s.: omicido; omicida, m.
homilétic(al), ADI. : omiletico; conver-
sevole.
hòm-ilist, s.: autore d’ omilie, m.
S.: omilia, f.
homogé-neal = -neous. -nealness,
-neity = -neousness. -neous, ADI.:
omogeneo, della stessa natura. -neous-
ness, S.: omogeneità, f.
hom6l-ogate, TR.: omologare; ratificare.
-ogous, ADJ.: omologo; corrispondente.
homòn-ymous, ADJ.: omonimo, equivo-
co. -ymy, S.: omonimia; ambiguità, f.
hone1,s.: cote, f. honez, TR.: affila-
re, aguzzare ; INTR.: bramare, languire.
honestI, ADJ.: onesto, probo, integro,
giusto, sincero; casto. honest, TR.:
onestare; abbellire. -ly, ADV.: onesta-
mente, giustamente. -y, S.: onestà;
sincerità, verità; virtù, f.: — is the best
policy, Y onestà è la miglior politica.
honey, s.: m(i)ele, m. honey2, TR.:
addolcire; INTR.: adulare, careggiare.
-bag, S.: stomago della pecchia, m.
=comb, s.: favo, fiale, m. =dew, S.:
manna; rugiada dolce, f. -ed, ADJ.: me-
lato, condito di mele; dolce. moon, S.:
luna di mele, f. =suckle, s.: caprifoglio,
m. -wort, 8.: cerinta, f.
hénied = honeyed.
honour I, s.: onore; rispetto, m.; stima;
fama; figura, testa, f.: upon my —, sul
mio onore, parola d’onore; point of —,
punto d’ onore, m.; word of —, parola
d'onore, f.; man of —, uomo di onore;
do the —s of the house, far gli onori di
casa. honourz, TR.: onorare, riverire,
rispettare: — a bill of exchange, fare
onore ad (accettare) una lettera di cam-
bio. -able, ADJ.: onorevole, illustre.
-ableness, S.: generosità; magnificen-
za,f. -ably, ADV.: onorevolmente, no-
bilmente. -ary, ADJ.: onorario, d’ onore;
s.: onorario, salario, m. -er, S.: ono-
ratore, veneratore, m. -less, ADJ.: sen-
za onore, disonorato.
hoodi, s.: cappuccio, capperone, m.;
cuffia, f. hood 2, TR.: incappucciare ; co-
prire. -man-blind, s.: mosca cie-
ca, f. (giuoco). -wink, TR.: bendare
gli occhi; acciecare; truffare, ingannare.
héof, s.: unghia, f. «bound, ADI.: in-
-ily,
castellato.
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hòook1, s.: uncino; fermaglio; amo, m.:
by — or by crook, di ruffa o di raffa.
hook2, TR.: uncinare, arrampinare; ag-
graffare ; adescare : — in, chiappare, ade-
scare. -ed, ADJ.: curvo, curvato, storto.
-edness, S.: curvatura, curvità, f.
-nosed, ADJ.: che ha il naso aquilino.
-y, ADJ.: curvo.
hdop!, s.: cerchio; guardinfante, m.;
upupa, f. hoopz, (IN)TR.: cerchiare, cir-
condare; gridare.
hdoper, s.: bottaio, m.
héoping-cough, s.: tosse convulsiva, f.
h30-poe, -peo, S.: upupa, f.
hòotI, s.: schiamazzo, grido, m. hoot2,
(IN)TR.: schiamazzare, gridare.
hép!, s.: luppolo, m. hop2, s.: salto;
luogo da ballo, m. hop 3, TR.: conciare
la birra co’ luppoli. hop4, INTR.: sal-
tellare ; balzellare.
hép-e, S.: speranza; speme, f.: there's no
—, non c'è più speranza, non c’è più ri-
medio; be in great —s, aver buona spe-
ranza; it 1s past —, non c’è più speranza.
-e 2, INTR.: sperare; aspettare, promet-
tersi. -eful, ADJ.: di grand’ aspetta-
zione: be —, sperare. -efully, ADV.:
con isperanza, con aspettazione. -eful-
ness, S.: buona speranza, f. -eless,
ADJ.: senza speranza, disperato. -eless-
ly, ADV.: senza speranza. -elessness,
S.: disperazione, f. -er, S.: che spera,
aspettatore, m.
hop-garden, -ground, s.: terreno pie-
no di luppoli, m.
hopingly, ADV.: con isperanza.
hòpper, S.: saltatore, m.: mill —,
tramoggia, f. -s, S. PL.: giuoco a calzop-
po, m.
hopple, TR.: legare (i piedi d’ un cavallo).
hép-pole, s.: palo da sostenere i luppoli,
m. eyard = hop-garden.
héral, ADJ.: orario, d’ un ora.
hérde, s.: orda; truppa vagante, f.
hor-izon, s.: orizzonte, m. -izòntal,
ADJ.: orizzontale. -izòntally, ADV.:
orizzontalmente. ;
horn, S.: corno, m.; cornetta, f.: take
the bull by the —s, affrontare il pericolo;
draw in ones —s, ritirare le corna.
-beak, s.: aguglia, f. (pesce). -beam,
s.: (bot.) carpino, m. =book,sS.: abbicci,
alfabeto, m. -ed, ADJ.: cornuto. -er,
s.: che lavora in corno, tornitore in cor-
no, m. -et hérn-, s.: calabrone. m. (in-
setto pungente). =owl, s.: allocco, m.
“pipe, S.: cornamusa; sorta di ballo, f.
=work, s.: opera a corno, f. -y, ADI.:
calloso, indurito. -y-handed, ADjJ.:
colle mani callose.
horògraphy, s.: orografia, gnomonica, f.
hor-ologe, s.: orologio, oriuolo, m. -ém-
hospitaller
etry, s.: orometria, f. -oscope, 8.: oro.
scopo, m.
horribl-e, ADJ.: orribile, terribile. -eness,
s.: orribilità, terribilità, f., orrore, m.
-y, ADV.: orribilmente, terribilmente.
hòr-rid, ADJ.: orrido, orribile. -rid-
ness, 8.: orridezza, enormità, f. -rifie,
ADJ.: spaventevole. -rify, TR.: colpire
d’orrore. -ror, S.: orrore, terrore; spa-
vento, m.
hérset, s.: cavallo, m.; cavalleria, f.;
cavalletto, m.: on —, a cavallo; light —,
cavalli leggieri, stud —, cavallo intero;
mount a —, montare a cavallo; ride a
—, cavalcare un cavallo. horse2, TR.:
montare una cavalla; INTR.: andare a ca-
vallo, cavalcare. -back, ADV.: a caval-
lo: be on —, go on —, andare a cavallo,
cavalcare. «bean, S.: fava grossa, f.
“block, s.: cavalcatoio, montatoio, m.
=boy, S.: mozzo, garzon di stalla, m.
=breaker, S.: scozzone; cavallerizzo,
m. -car, S.: tramvia, (a cavalli), m.
-chestnut, S.: marrone d’India, m.
=-cloth, s.: gualdrappa, f. =comb,s.:
stregghia, striglia, f. -courser, S.: coz-
zone, fantino, m. =dung, S.: sterco di ca-
vallo, m. fly, S.: tafano, n. -guard,
s.: guardia a cavallo, f. hair, 3.:
crine di cavallo, m. «jockey, s.: media-
tore di cavalli, m. laugh, s.: cachin-
no; riso smoderato, m. leech, S.: ma-
niscalco, m. »litter, S.: lettiga, f.
-lock, s.: pastoia di cavallo, f. -man,
S.: cavaliere, cavalcatore, m. -man-
ship, S.: maneggio, m. «meat, 8.: fo-
raggio, m. splay, s.: trastullo rozzo,
m. spond, s.: abbeveratoio; stagno,
m. power, S.: forza di cavallo, f.
“race, S.: corsa di cavalli, f. -rad-
ish, s.: rafano, m. -shoe, S.: ferro di
cavallo, m. -stealer, S.: rubatore di
cavalli, m. tail, s.: coda di cavallo, f.
«trappings, S. PL.: arnesi di cavallo,
m. pl. way, S.: strada maestra, f.
-whip, s.: bacchetta, frusta, f.
hortation, s.: esortazione, f.
hérta-tive, -tory, ADI.: esortativo ; in-
coraggiante.
hérti-culture, s.: coltura de’ giardini, f.
-cùlturist, s.: giardiniere, m.
hosànna, INTERJ.: osanna!
ho-se, s.: calzetta, f.; calzoni, m. pl., bra-
che, f. pl. -sier, 8.: calzettaio, calzaiuo-
lo, m.
hòspi-table, ADJ.: ospitale, che usa ospi-
talità. -tableness, s.: ospitalità, f.
-tably, ADV.: con ospitalità, ospital-
mente. -tage, S.: ospitalità, f. -tal,
S.: spedale, ospedale, m. -tality, S.:
ospitalità, f., ospizio, m. -taller, 5.:
spedaliere, m.
host
host I, S.: oste, albergatore; esercito, m.;
ostia, f.: the Lord of —s, il Dio degli
eserciti; reckon without one's —, far il
conto senza l'oste. host2, TR.: alberga-
re; INTR.: alloggiarsi; (mil.) dar la ri-
vista; venire a battaglia.
hòstage, S.: ostaggio, statico, m.
hostel(ry), S.: osteria, f.; alloggiamen-
to, m.
hostess, S.: ostessa, albergatrice,f. -ship,
s.: professione di ostessa; signora ostes-
sa, f.
hos-tile, ADI. : ostile, nemico; opposito.
-tility, s.: ostilità, nimistà, f.
hòstler, S.: mozzo, garzon di stalla, stal-
lone, m.
hot, ADI.: caldo, fervido; veemente, vio-
lento, impetuoso: be —, esser caldo (of
things); aver caldo (of persons); far cal-
do (of weather); grow —, scaldarsi. =bed,
8.: letto di terra e pacciame, letto di con-
cime, m. -brained, ADJ.: violento, fu-
rioso.
hétchpotch, s.: ammorsellato, manicu-
retto, m.
hot -cockles, S. PL.: mosca cieca, f.
(giuoco).
hotél, s.: albergo, m., locanda, f.
hit-headed, ADJ.: focoso, impetuoso.
«house, S.: serra, stufa per le piante, f.
-ly, ADV.: scaldamente, con caldezza; vi-
vamente. =mouthed, ADJ.: ostinato, ca-
parbio. -ness, s.: caldezza; violenza, pas-
sione, furia, f. -spur, S.: uomo capar-
bio, uomo violento; pisello prematuro, m.
-spurred, ADJ.: veemente, impetuoso.
hough! Aok, 8.: garretto, m. hough2,
TR.: tagliare i garretti.
hound 1, s.: bracco, cane da caccia, m.:
—8 (nav.), maschetti, m. pl.; pack of —s,
muta di cani, fl hound 2, TR.: cacciare
con brachi ; perseguire. -s-tongue, S.:
cinoglossa, f.
héur, s.: ora, f.; momento, m.: in an —,
fra un’ ora. -glass, s.: oriuolo a pol-
vere, m. -ly, ADV.: d’orain ora, ad ogni
momento. =plate, S.: mostra d’ oriuo-
lo, f.
house, s.: casa, abitazione, f.; alloggia-
mento, m.; famiglia, f.: — of commons,
camera bassa, f.; — of lords, camera al-
ta, camera de’ Pari, f.; keep —, tener
casa; keep a good —, tener buona tavola;
keep open —, tener corte bandita.
house 2,TR.: ricevere in casa, alloggiare;
raccogliere; INTR.: abitare; dimorare: —
cattle, stallare del bestiame. -bread,s.:
pane casereccio, m. -breaker, s.: ladro
domestico, m. =breaking, s.: frattura
@ una casa, f.; furto in casa, m. ~=dog,
8.: cane di casa, mastino, m. -eaves,
8. PL.: gronde, grondaie, f. pl. -hold, s.:
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famiglia, f.; governo domestico, m.
-holder, s.: padrone di casa, m. -hold-
goods, s. PL.: mobili, arnesi di casa, m.
pl. -hold-stuff, s.: masserizie di casa,
f. pl. -keeper, s.: padrone di casa;
casiere; uomo sedentario, m.; massaia,
economa, f. -keeping, ADJ.: economo;
S.: governo domestico, m.; economia, f.;
viveri, m. pl.; tavola, f.: go to —, aprire
casa. sleek, s.: sempreviva, f. -less,
ADJ.: senza ricovero. -maid, S.: serva
hue
di casa, f. =rent, s.: pigione della casa,
f. eroom, sS.: spazio; alloggiamento,
m.: give one —, alloggiare alcuno.
“warming, S.: festino gioviale, m.
-wife, s.: massaia; economa, f. -wife-
ly1, ADJ.: economico. -wifely 2, ADV.:
con economia. -wifery,S.: economia, f.;
governo domestico, m.
housing, s.: gualdrappa, coverta, f.
hovel 1, s.: capanna, casuccia,f. hovelz,
TR.: dar ricovero in una capanna.
héver, INTR.: svolazzare: — over, sor-
volare, ondeggiare sopra; — for cold,
sbattere i denti dal freddo.
how, ADV.: come? quanto? in che modo
(or maniera)? — far, quanto lontano? —
long? quanto tempo? — much? per quan-
to? — many times? quante volte? —
often? quante volte? — do you do? come
state? come sta? come va la salute?
-béit, ADV.: nulladimeno. -éver, ADV..
con tutto cid; tuttavia; pure, benché;
pero.
héwker, s.: (nav.) orca, f.
héwitzer, s.: obice, obizzo, m.
héwl1, s.: urlo, urlamento; schiamazzo,
howl] 2, INTR.: urlare, mugolare. -ing,
s.: urlamento, m.
howsoéver, ADV.: con tutto cid, nulladi-
meno, comunque.
hoy!, s.: chiatta, f. (vascello). hoy 2,
INTERJ.: 01a!
hubbub, s.: tumulto, fracasso; romore,
m.; confusione, f.
hùckaback, s.: sorta di tela grossola-
na, f. ‘
hackle, s.: anca, coscia, f. -backed,
ADJ.: gobbo, scrignuto. -berry, s.: mir-
tillo vacinio, m.
hùckster, INTR.: rivendere, fare il mer-
ciaiuolo. -(er), s.: rivendugliolo, riven-
ditore, m. -ess, S.: rivendugliola, f.
-ing, S.: piccolo commercio, m.
haddle1,s.: pressa; fretta; confusione,
f.; tumulto; strepito, m.: in a —, con-
fusamente, in disordine. -e2,TR.: imba-
cuccare, rimescolare ; inviluppare; INTR.:
venire in folla: — together, affoltare..
-er, s.. guastamestieri, m.
hue, s.: colore; grido, m.: — and ery,
grido pubblico, grido di molte persone, m. ;
180 huff
make a — and cry after one, perseguitar
alcuno con grida.
huff1, s.: impeto di collera, m.: be in a
—, essere in collera, incollerirsi. huff2,
TR.: soffiare; insultare; bravare; INTR.:
strepitare. -er, s.: millantatore, bravo,
m. -ing, S.: bravata, f, -ish, ADJ.:
insolente, arrogante; petulante. -ishly,
ADV.: insolentemente, imperiosamente, al-
teramente. -ishness, S.: insolenza, ar-
roganza; petulanza, f.
hùug1,s.: abbracciata, f., abbracciamento,
‘m. hug2,TR.: abbracciare; careggiare :
(nav.) — the wind, serrare il vento.
huge, ADJ.: vasto, smisurato, enorme.
-ly, ADV.: vastamente, smisuratamente.
-ness, S.: vastità, smisuratezza ; gran-
dezza, f.
hùgger-muggeri, S.:
hùgging, s.:
mento, m.
Haguenot, s.: ugonotto, m.
halk1, s.: carena (d’ un naviglio); massa,
. hhulk2, TR.: sviscerare.
hall, s.: baccello; guscio, m.; pelle, f.
hull2, TR.: sgranare (fave); INTR.: gal-
leggiare. -y, ADJ.: pieno di baccelli.
hum, s.: rombo; ronzamento, mormo-
rio; applauso, m. hum2, INTR.: rom-
bare, ronzare, mormoreggiare ; borboglia-
re: — a tune, cantellare un’ aria.
human, ADJ.: umano; mortale. -mane,
ADJ.: umano; affabile, cortese, benigno:
— learning, belle lettere, f. pl. -manely,
ADV.: umanamente, benignamente, corte-
semente. -manist, 8: umanista: filo-
logo, m. -mànity, S.: umanità; beni-
gnità, cortesia; tenerezza, f. -manize,
TR.: umanizzare, render umano. -man-
kind, s.: genere umano, m. -manly,
ADV.: benignamente, affabilmente.
ham-bird = humming-bird.
hùmblei, ADJ.: umile; modesto; vile.
humblez, TR. : umiliare, abbassare; mor-
tificare: — one’s self, umiliarsi.
humble-bee, s.: peccione; calabro-
ne, m.
humbl-eness, s.: umiltà, sommessione ;
nascondiglio, m.
abbracciata, f., abbraccia-
modestia, f. -er, S.: che umilia, che
mortifica.
hùmbles, s. PL. : interiora del cavriolo,
m. pl
hum-bling, s.: umiliazione, f.
ADV.: umilmente.
humbug], s.: ciarlataneria, trappola, f.;
ciarlatano, m. humbugz, TR.: trappo-
lare; corbellare.
humdrum, ADJ.: stolto, sciocco, infin-
gardo : — fellow, addormentatore, m.
huméc-t(ate), TR.: umettare, immolare;
bagnare. -tation, s.: umettazione, f.,
immollamento, m.
-bly,
hunting-coat
hameral, ADI: (anat.) omerale, delle
spalle.
ha-mid, ADJ.: umido, umidito. -midity,
-midness, S.: umidità, umidezza, f.
humil-iate, TR. : umiliare, mortificare.
-iation, s.: umiliazione, sommessione ;
mortificazione, f. -ity, 8.: umiltà, som-
messione, f.
hùm-mer, S.: che ronza; applauditore,
‘ m. -ming, S.: rombo, ronzo, ronzamen-
to; mormorio, susurro, bisbiglio, m.
-ming-bird, s.: colibri, m.
hamo(w)ri, s.: umore, m., disposizione
dell’ animo, indole; capriccio, m.; fanta-
sia, f.: in good —, di buon umore, faceto,
allegro, gioviale; in ill —, out of —, di
cattivo umore, capriccioso, bizzarro. hu-
mo(u)r2, TR.: gratificare; contentare,
compiacere, piacere: you — himo to
much, avete troppa condiscendenza per
lui. -al, ADJ.: umorale. -ist,S.: uomo
fantastico, m. -ous, ADJ.: fantastico,
capriccioso, faceto. -ously, ADV.: fanta-
sticamente, capricciosamente. -ousness,
S.: capriccio, m.; incostanza, leggerezza,
f. -some, ADI.: fantastico, bisbetico.
-somely, ADV.: fantasticamente. -some-
-ness, S.: capriccio; umore, m.
hùmp,s.: gobba, f.; scrigno, m. -back,
S.: gobbo, scrignuto, m. -backed,
ADJ.: gobbo, scrignuto. °
hanch I, s.: gomitata,f. huneh2, TR.:
dare gomitate. -back, S.: gobbo, m.,
gobba, f. -backed, ADI.: gobbo, scri-
gnuto.
hundred, ADJ.: cento; S.: centinaio, m.
-fold, ADJ.: centuplo: a —, a canto dop-
pio. -th, ADJ.: centesimo. -weight,
S.: cantaro, quintale, m.
hin-ger!, s.: fame, f.; appetito; (fig.)
desiderio grande, m. -ger2, INTR.: avere
fame; (fig.) bramare. -ger-bit(ten),
ADJ.: debole per fame. -gerly1, ADJ.:
affamato. -gerly2, ADV.: con appetito
grande, avidamente, ingordamente. -ger=
starved, ADJ.: moriente di fame. -gered
= hungry. -grily, ADV.: con gran fame,
con appetito grande. -gry, ADJ.: affa-
mato; magro, sterile: de (feel) —, avere
fame, avere appetito; be very —, aver
gran fame.
hunks, s.: avaro, spilorcio, misero, m.
hùntI, s.: caccia; muta di cani, f.
hunt 2, TR.: cacciare; perseguitare;
INTR.: proseguire, seguire: — after, an-
dare a traccia di; cercare premurosamen-
te; — out, scoprire; trovare; — up and
down, cercare dappertutto. -er,S.: cac-
ciatore; cavallo di caccia; cane da cac-
cia, bracco, m. -ing, S.: caccia, f.: go
a-—, andare alla caccia. -ing-bag,
s.: carniere, m. -ing-coat, s.: vestito da
hunting-dog
caccia, m. -ing=dog, S.: cane di cac-
cia, m. -img-horn, s.: corno di cac-
cia, m. -ing-nag, S.: cavallo da cac-
cia, m. -ing=piece, S.: archibugio da
caccia, m. -img-sport, S.: divertimen-
to della caccia, m. -ress, S.: cacciatri-
ce, f. -sman, S.: cacciatore; capocac-
cia, m. -smanship, s.: arte di caccia-
re, venagione, f.
hardle!, s.: graticcio, caniccio, m. hur-
dle 2, TR.: circondare di graticci.
hirds, S. PL.: stoppa, f.
hurdy-gurdy, s.: viola da orbo, f.
harli,s.: tumulto, m.; riotta, f., solle-
vamento, m., commozione, f. hurl2,
tR.: lanciare; scagliare. -bat, S.: cla-
va, massa ferrata, f. -wind,s.. tur-
bine, m.
harly-burly, s.: tumulto, garbuglio, m.,
calca, f.
hurrah ! INTERJ.: urra! evviva!
hurricane, S.: uracano, m., burrasca, f.
harry I, 8.: precipitazione, fretta, f.; tu-
multo, m.; confusione, f.: in a —, in
fretta. hurry 2, TR.: affrettare; preci-
pitare; INTR.: affrettarsi, correre quanto
si può; fare diligenza: — away, strasci-
nare, strascicare ; condurre seco; — on,
affrettare, sollecitare, spronare; — out,
scacciare; — one out, cacciar (strascinar)
fuori alcuno.
hart1,s.: ferita, f.; detrimento, danno,
pregiudizio; sconcio, m. hurt2, IRR.;
TR: ferire; fare male; danneggiare: —
one’s reputation, staccare la reputazione
di uno. -ful, ADJ.: nocivo, dannoso, per-
nizioso. -fally, ADV.: in modo nocivo,
perniziosamente. -fulness, S.: noci-
mento; detrimento, m.
hirtle, TR.: urtare; giostrare; INTR.:
scaramucciare ; incontrarsi.
hurtleberry, s.: uva orsina, f.
hùrtless, ADJ.: che non fa male; inno-
cente. -ly, ADV.: senza fare niuno male.
hisbandI,s.: marito, sposo; massaio;
agricola, m. husbandz, TR.: marita-
re; coltivare, usar economia di, spender
bene. -less, ADJ.: senza marito. -ly,
ADI. : frugale; economo, parco; modera-
to. -man,s.: agricoltore; bifolco, m.
“ey, S.: agricoltura; economia, f.; ri-
sparmio, m.; coltura, f.
hush!1,INTERJ.: silenzio! zitto! hush2,
TR.: imporre silenzio; calmare; placare;
INTR.: star zitto, tacere. -money,S.:
subornamento, guadagno illecito, m.
hùskI, s.: baccello; guscio, m.; loppa;
pelle, f. husk 2, TR.: sgusciare. -ed,
ADJ.: coperto d’un guscio. -iness, S.:
raucedine, f. -y, ADJ.: pieno di loppe.
hussar, s.: ussaro, m.
Hùssite, s.: ussita, m.
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hissy, s.: donnaccia, buona roba, f.
hùstings, s. PL.: luogo da eleggere;
consiglio, m.
hùstle, TR. : agitare insieme ; INTR.: strin-
gere le spalle.
hùswif-e I, s.: massaia; economa, f. -e2,
TR.: maneggiare gli affari domestici; usa-
re con economia. -ery, S.: economia,f.;
governo domestico, m.
hati, s.: capanna, baracca, f hut2,
TR.: baraccare.
hutch, s.: madia; cassa; arca, f.
hùzz, INTR.: ronzare; bisbigliare, susur-
rare, mormoreggiare. :
huzzà 1, s.: viva, m.; acclamazione, f.
huzza 2, TR.: ricevere con acclamazioni;
INTR.: gridare i viva; acclamare, applau-
dire,
hyacinth, s.: giacinto, m.
hybrid, -ous, ADJ.: ibrido.
hydr-a, s.. idra, f. -Aulic(al), ADI.:
idraulico. -&ulies, s. PL.: idraulica, f.
-ogen, S.: idrogeno, m. -édgrapher,
.: idrografo, m. -ogràphical, ADI.:
idrografico. -égraphy, S.: idrografia, f.
-6logy, s.: idrologia, f -omel, s.:
idromele, m. -émeter, s.: idrometro, m.
-ometry, s.: idrometria, f. -épathy,
s.: idropatia, f -ophébia, s.: idrofo-
bia, f. -Opie(al), ADI.: idropico. -ostàt-
ical, ADJ.: idrostatico. -ostatically,
ADV.: secondo I idrostatica. -ostatics,
S. PL.: idrostatica, f.
hyémal, ADI.: iemale, vernale ; del verno.
hyéna, s.: iena, f.
hygi-ene, s.: igiene, f. -@nio, ADJ.:
igienico.
hymen, s.: imeneo; matrimonio; imene,
m. -@al, ADJ.: nuziale; maritale; s.:
epitalamio, m.
hymn 1, s.: inno; cantico, nm. hymn2,
TR.: adorare con inni, laudare.
hypér-bole, s.: iperbola; esagerazione,
Î -bòlic(al), ADI.: iperbolico. -bòl-
ically, ADV.: iperbolicamente. -bolize,
TR.: iperboleggiare ; aggrandire (con pa-
role). -borean, ADJ.: iperboreo; set-
tentrionale. -eritic, S.: critico seve-
ro, m.
hyphen, s.: divisione, f.; tratto d’ unio-
ne, m.
hyp-nòtic, S.: ipnotico. -notism, s.:
ipnotismo. -notist, S.: ipnotista, ipno-
tico, m. -notize, TR.: ipnotizzare.
hypochòn-dres, s. PL.: ipocondria, f.
-driac, ADJ.: ipocondrico; S.: ipocon-
driaco, ipocondro, m.
hypò-crisy, S.: ipocrisia, f hypo-
erite, s.: ipocrito, ipocrita, m. -erit-
ic(al), ADJ.: ipocrito; finto. -critic-
ally, ADv.: da ipocrita.
hypodérmic, ADI. : :podermico.
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hypo-gastric, ADJ.: ipogastrico; dell’ ipo-
gastrio. -gastrium, 8.: ipogastrio, m.
hypò-stasis, s.: ipostasi; personalità, f.
-statical, ADJ.: ipostatico ; di personali
tà. -tenuse, S.: ipotenusa, f. -théca,
s.: ipoteca, f. -thecate, TR.: ipoteca-
re. -thesis,s.: ipotesi, f. -thétic-
(al), ADJ.: ipotetico, supositivo. -thétic-
ally, ADV.: per ipotesi.
hyssop, 8.: isopo, issopo, m.
hys-téria, S.: isterismo, m. -téric(al),
ADJ.: isterico, uterino. -téries, 8. PL.:
(med.) isteralgia, f.; dolori isterici, m. pl.
hypogastric
I
i (the letter), S.: i, m. or f.
I i, PRON.: io.
iambic, ADJ.: iambico.
ibis, s.: ibi, m.
ieei,s.: ghiaccio, (pop.) diaccio; sorbetto:
break the —, rompere il ghiaccio ; take an
—, prendere un sorbetto. ice2, TR.:
ghiacciare; congelare. -bound, ADJ.:
serrato di ghiaccio. -cellar, -house,
S.: ghiacciaia, diacciaia, f. «cream, 8.:
crema ghiacciata, crema al ghiaccio, f.;
sorbetto, m. -d, ADJ.: ghiacciato, al
ghiaccio.
ichneamon, s.: icneumone, m.
ichnogràphical, ADJ.: ignografico.
-nògraphy, s.: icnografia, f.
ichor, S.: icore, m. -ous, ADJ.: icoroso,
sieroso.
ichthyòlogy, s.: ictiologia, f.
ieiele, s.: ‘ghiacciuolo, m.
i-con, S.: immagine; pittura, f.; ritrat-
to, m. -coòngelast, s.: iconoclasta,
rompitore d’ immagini, m. -condlogy,
8.: iconologia, f. °
ictéric(al), ADJ.: itterico.
ley, ADJ.: agghiacciato; frigido: — cold,
freddo come il ghiaccio.
idé-a, s.: idea; immaginazione, f. -al,
ADJ.: ideale; intellettuale. -alize, TR.:
ideare. -ally, ADV.: idealmente.
idén-tic(al), ADJ.: identico, medesimo.
-tify, TR.: identificare; riconoscere, veri-
ficare. -tity, S.: identità, medesimezza,
f.: prove one’s —, provare (constatare)
l identità di alcuno.
ides, s. PL.: idi, m. pl.
idioey, s.: imbecillità, debolezza di men-
te, f.
idi-om, s.: idioma, m.: favella, f.; idio-
tismo, frase, m. -omatic(al), ADJ.:
idiomatico.
ididpathy, s.: (med.) idiopatia, f.
idiot, s.: idiota, ignorante, sciocco, m.
-ism, s.: imbecillità, f.
illapse
idl-e I, ADJ.: pigro, ozioso; inutile, frivo-
lo, vano: be —, star ozioso; — fellow,
scioperato, infingardo, m.; — question,
questione oziosa (or vana). -e2, INTR.:
poltroneggiare, consumare il tempo in
vano: — away one’s time, sprecare il
tempo. -e=headed, ADI.: stolto, stupi-
do, irragionevole. -emess, s.: ozio, m.,
infingardaggine, dappocaggine; negligen-
za, f. -er, S.: poltrone; infingardo; scio-
perato, sfaccendato, m. -y, ADV.: ozio-
samente, in ozio; vanamente: talk —,
vaneggiare.
idol, s.: idolo, m., immagine, f.: — wor-
ship, idolatria, f.
idòl-ater, s.: idolatra, idolatro, m.
-atrize, TR.: idolatrare, adorare gli
idoli. -atrous, ADJ.: idolatrico, ido-
latro. -atrously, ADv.: da idolatra.
-atry, s.: idolatria, f.
idol-ist, s.: idolatra, adoratore. d’ idoli,
m. -ize, TR.: idolatrare, amare pazza
mente.
idyl, s.: idillio, m.
if, CONJ.: se; purché, benché.
ig-meous, ADJ.: igneo. -nis-fàtuus,
s.: fuoco fatuo, m. -nite, TR.: accen-
dere, infiammare. -mition, s.: infoca-
mento, accendimento, m.
ignobl-e, ADJ.: ignobile; basso. -emess,
s.: ignobilità ; viltà, f. -y, ADV.: igno-
bilmente ; bassamente.
ignomin-ious, ADJ.: ignominioso, infa-
mante. -iously, ADV.: ignominiosa-
mente. ignomin-y, S.: ignominia, in-
famia, f.
ignoramus, S.: ignorante, sciocco, m.
ig-noranee, S.: ignoranza, f. -norant,
ADJ.: ignorante; illetterato: — fellow,
ignorante, m.; be — of, non sapere, igno-
rare. -morantly, ADV.: ignorante
mente, per ignoranza, rozzamente. -nore,
TR.: ignorare, non sapere; non ricono-
scere, sconoscere. -nòseible}, ADI.: per-
donabile, scusabile.
ile, s.: nave, navata (d’ una chiesa), f.
ilex, s.: elce, f.
iliac, ADJ.: iliaco: — passion, passione
iliaca, f.
Tliad, s.: Iliade, f.
i111, ADJ.: malo, cattivo; ammalato: —
cuck, infortunio, m., disgrazia, f.; — news,
cattive novelle, f. pl. ill2, ADV.: male,
malamente: a little —, un poco indispo-
sto; fall —, cadere ammalato, ammalare;
take —, prendere in mala parte, avere a
male; think — of one, avere cattiva
opinione di qualcheduno ; do not take ît —,
non l’abbiate a male. i113, s.: male,
infortunio, m., disgrazia, miseria, f.; do-
lore, m.
illapse, s.: illapso, attacco subito, m.
illaqueate
illique-ate, TR.: illaqueare, illacciare.
-ation, S.: laccio, tranello, inganno, m.
illation, S.: illazione, inferenza, conclu-
sione, conseguenza, f.
illative, ADJ.: illativo.
illau-dable, aDJ.: indegno di lode. -da-
blyt, ADV.: indegnamente.
ill- boding, ADJ.: sinistro, funesto.
«bred, ADJ.: grossolano, rustico, rozzo.
-conditigned, ADJ.: mal condizionato.
illé-gal, ADJ.: illegale, illecito. -gàl-
ity, s.: cosa illegale; ingiustizia, f.
-gally, ADV.: illecitamente; ingiusta-
mente.
illégible, ADJ.: che non si può leggere.
illegit-imaey, S.: illegittimità, f.
imate, ADJ.: illegittimo, bastardo.
-imately, ADV.: illegittimamente. -ima-
tionf, s.: illegittimità; bastardigia, f.
ill-fated, ADJ.: sfortunato, sventurato.
-favoured, ADJ.: sgraziato, deforme.
-favouredly, ADJ.: sgraziatamente.
-favouredness, S.: bruttezza, diffor-
mità, fl -gréunded, ADJ.: mal fondato.
illiber-al, ADJ.: illiberale; sordido.
-ality, s.: spilorceria, sordidezza, f.
-ally, ADV.: in modo illiberale; sordida-
mente, vilmente.
illieit, ADI.: illecito, proibito.
s.: illegalità, f.
illimited, ADJ.: illimitato, senza limiti.
-ness, S.: illimitazione ; immensità, f.
illiter-ate, ADJ.: illetterato ; ignorante.
-ateness, -ature}, S.: ignoranza, f.
ill-minded, ADJ.: mal intenzionato. -na-
ture, S.: cattivo umore, m. -na-
tured, ADJ.: di cattivo umore, maligno,
malizioso. -naturedness, S.: maligni-
tà, malevolenza, f. -ness, s.: malattia;
indisposizione, f.
illigical, ADJ.: senza ragionamento.
ill-shaped, ADJ.: mal fatto, deforme.
illade, TR.: illudere; ingannare.
illa-me,-minate,TR.: illuminare. -mi-
nation, s.: illuminazione, f., illumina-
mento; splendore, m. -minative, ADJ.:
illuminativo. -minator, s.: illumina-
tore, m. -mine, TR.: illuminare.
illa-gion, s.: illusione, f., errore; ingan-
10, m. -sive, -sory, ADI.: illusorio.
illis-trate, TR.: illustrare; dilucidare,
schiarire. -tration, s.: illustrazione, fa
illustramento, m., dichiarazione, f., spie-
gamento, m. -trative, ADI.: illustrante.
-tratively, ADV.: in un modo espositi-
vo. -trator, s.: illustratore, interprete,
m. -trious, ADJ.: illustre, celebre; no-
-ness,
bile -triously, ADv.: illustremente ;
nobilmente. -triousness, S.: celebrità;
nobilità, f.
ill-will, s.: malevolenza, f.
imaget, s.: immagine; statua, f. im-
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age 2, TR.: immaginare, figurare ; rappre-
sentarsi. -ry, S.: immagini; idee chi-
meriche, f. pl.
imàg-inable, ADJ.: immaginabile; con-
cepibile. -imary, ADI: immaginario,
chimerico. -ination, s.: immaginazio-
ne; idea, f. -inative, ADJ.: immagina-
tivo, visionario: — faculty, immaginativa,
f. -ine, TR.: immaginare; inventare,
disegnare; INTR.: imaginarsi, figurarsi.
-iner, s.: immaginatore, inventore, m.
imba. . = emba. .
imbe-eile, ADJ.: imbecille; sciocco. -eil-
immensity
ity, s.: imbecillità; debolezza, f.
imbib-e, TR.: imbevere; succiare. -er,
S.: che imbeve; succiatore, m. -ition,
S.: succiamento, m.
imbitter, TR.: amareggiare ; addolorare ;
inasprire, provocare.
imbo. . = embo. .
imbréwn, TR.: imbrunire; oscurare.
imbrùe, TR.: immollare; inzuppare.
imbrite, TR.: rendere stupido; avvili-
re; INTR.: istupidire, divenir insensato;
avvilirsi.
imbue, TR.: imbevere; infondere, inspi-
rare.
imbarse, TR.: imborsare, mettere nella
borsa.
imitability, s.: qualità imitativa, f.
imi-table, ADJ.: imitabile. -tate, TR. ;
imitare, copiare, contraffare. -tation,
S.: imitazione, copia, f. -tative, ADJ.:
imitativo, imitante. -tator, S.: imita-
tore, m.
immaculate, ADJ.: immaculato, puro.
-ness, S.: purità, f.
immanacle, TR.: ammanettare.
immanent, ADJ.: intrinsico, interno.
immanity, s.: crudeltà, ferocità, f.
immask, TR.. mascherare; coprire; ve-
lare.
immatéri-al, ADJ.: immateriale; incor-
porale : it is —, poco importa. -ality,
s.: immaterialità, f. -ally, ADV.. im-
materialmente.
immatùr-e, ADJ.: immaturo, prematuro.
-ely, ADV.: immaturamente, prematura-
mente. -eness, -ity, S.: immaturità, f.
imméasur-able, ADJ.: immensurabile,
immenso. -ably, ADV.: immensamente,
smisuratamente.
immédiate, ADJ.: immediato. -ly, ADV.:
immediatamente, immediate; instante-
mente, subitamente. -mess, S.: momen-
to presente, m.
immédicable, ADJ.: immedicabile, in-
curabile.
immémorable, ADJ.: immemorabile.
immemérial, ADJ.: immemorabile.
imméns-e, ADJ.: immenso, vasto. -sely,
ADV.: immensamente. -sity, S.: immen-
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sità; infinità, f. -surability, s.: smisu-
ratezza, immensità, f. -surable, ADI.:
immensurabile ; infinito.
im-mérge, -mérse, TR.: immergere, at-
tuffare. -mérsion, S.: immersione, f.,
attuffamento, m.
immethòdical, ADJ.: senza metodo,
confuso; irregolare. -ly, ADV.: confu-
samente, disordinatamente. ~
immigrant, s.: immigrante, m., f.
imminen-ee, s.: imminenza, ff.
ADJ.: imminente, soprastante.
immingle, TR.: mescolare, mischiare in-
sieme.
imminition, s.: diminuzione, f.
immiseible, ADJI.: che non può mis-
chiarsi.
im-mission, s.: iniezione, f. -mit, TR.:
fare entrare, gettare.
immix, TR.: mischiare, mescere.
immobility, s.: immobilità, f.
immoder-ate, ADJ.: immoderato, ecces-
sivo. -ately, ADV.: smoderatamente,
eccessivamente. -ateness, -ation, S.:
immoderanza, f.; eccesso, m.
immédest, ADJ.: immodesto, impudico.
-ly, ADV.: immodestamente. -ness, -y,
s.: immodestia; indecenza, f.
immo-late, TR.: immolare, sacrificare.
-lation, s.: immolazione, f.
immomentous, ADI.: di poca importanza.
immor-al, ADJ.: immorale; disonesto.
-ality, s.: immoralità ; disonestà, f.
immor-tal, ADJ.: immortale; eterno.
-tàlity, s.: immortalità; eternità, f.
-talize, TR.: immortalare; eternare.
-tally, ADV.: immortalmente.
immbòva-ble, ADJ.: immobile; fermo.
-bles, s. PL.: beni immobili, m. pl. -bly,
ADV.: immobilmente ; fermamente.
immianity, s.: immunità ; esenzione, f.
immiure, TR.: murare, circondare con
muro.
im-mutability, s.: immutabilità; sta-
bilità, f. -mitable, apJ.: immutabile.
-mitableness = immutability. -mù-
tably, ADV.: immutabilmente; per sem-
pre. -mutation, s.: mutazione, f.,
cangiamento, m.
imp I,8.: innesto; folletto, diavoletto, m.
imp 2, TR.: innestare; aggiungere ; sten-
dere.
impair, TR.: sminuire; peggiorare;
INTR.: diminuirsi, consumarsi: — the
health, nuocere alla salute; become —ed,
deperire. -ed, ADJ.: deteriorato, altera-
to, indebolito : get —, deperire. -ment,
s.: sminuimento, scemamento; danno, m.
impalpable, ADI. : impalpabile, intangi-
bile.
impàradise, TR.: iwparadisare; beati-
ficare.
-t,
imperfectly
imparity, s.: imparità, disparità, f.
impàrk, TR.: attorniare di mura; palifi-
care, assiepare.
impart, TR.: far partecipe, dare; co
municare: — honour, accordare onore.
impàr-tial, ADJ.: imparziale ; disinteres.
sato. -tiality, s.: imparzialità, f.
-tially, ADV.: imparzialmente, senza
parzialità.
impàrt-ible, ADJ.: comunicabile. - ment,
s.: communicazione, f.
impassable, ADJ.: che non può passarsi.
impassibility, s.: impassibilita, f.
impas-sible, ADJ.: impassibile, insensi-
bile. -sibleness = impassibility.
impassioned, ADJ.: passionato, appas-
sionato, focoso: — eloquence, eloquenza
focosa (energica).
impàssive, ADJ.: insensibile.
impastation, s.: impastamento, m.
impatien-ee, S.: impazienza, f. -t,
ADJ.: impaziente; bramoso: don't be —,
non v impazientite. -tly, ADV.: impa-
zientemente.
impàwn, TR.: impegnare.
impéèachi, s.: impedimento; ostacolo,
m. impeach 2, TR.: impedire; accu-
sare. -able, ADJ.: che può esser dinun-
ziato. -er, S.: accusatore, dinunziatore,
delatore, m. -ment, S.: impedimento,
m.; accusa, dinunzia, f.
impéarl, TR.: adornare con perle.
im-peccability, s.: impeccabilità; pu-
rità, f. -péceable, ADI.: impeccabile.
impecinious, ADJ.: senza il contante,
senza quattrini.
im-péde, TR.: impedire; impacciare,
proibire. -pèdiment, s.: impedimen-
to, ostacolo, m. -pédimental, ADI.:
impediente, impeditivo.
impél, TR.: impellere, incitare, spingere:
costringere, obbligare.
impénd, INTR.: impendere, soprastare.
-ent, -ing, ADJ.: imminente, soprastan-
te.
im-penetrability, s.: impenetrabilita,
f. -pénetrable, ADI.: impenetrabile.
-pénetrably, ADV.: impenetrabilmente.
impéniten-ee, -ey, S.: impenitenza, f.
-t, ADJ.: impenitente. -tly, ADV.: sen-
za pentimento, senza penitenza.
impérative, ADJ.: imperativo, coman-
dativo; s.: (gram.) modo imperativo, m.
-ly, ADV.: imperativamente.
imperatorial, ADJ.: imperatorio.
impereéptibl-e, ADI. : impercettibile.
-eness, S.: impercettibilità, f. -y, ADV.:
impercettibilmente.
impér-fect, ADJ.: imperfetto, difettoso ;
manchevole; s.: (gram.) imperfetto, m.
-féction, 8.: imperfezione, m.; difetto,
m. -fectly, ADV.: imperfettamente.
imperforable
impérforable, aDJ.: che non può per-
forarsi.
impé-rial, ae imperiale; d’ impera-
tore; sovrano; S.: pizzo (all imperiale),
m. -rialists, " Pu: imperiali (soldati),
m. pl. -rially, ADV.: imperialmente.
-riows, ADJ.: imperioso; altiero, arro-
gante. -riously, ADV.: imperiosamen-
te; arrogantemente. -riousmess, S.:
imperiosita ; autorità; arroganza, f.
impérishable, ADJ.: incorruttibile, im-
marcessibile.
imperma-nenee, s.: instabilità, f.
-nent, ADJ.: mutabile, incostante.
impérmea-bility, s.: impermeabilità, f.
-ble, ADJ.: impermeabile.
impérson-al, ADJ.: impersonale. -ally,
ADV.: impersonalmente. -ate, TR.: per-
sonificare.
impersuasible, ADJ.: impersuasibile.
impértinen-ee, -ey, S.: impertinenza,
f. -t, ADJ.: impertinente; incongruo;
. Importuno ; sciocco. -tly, ADV.: imper-
tinentemente ; scioccamente.
impertarbable, ADJ.: imperturbabile.
impérvious, ADJ.: impenetrabile ; inac-
cessibile. -ness, S.: impenetrabilità, f.
im-petudsity, s.: impetuosità ; violenza,
f. -pétuous, ADJ.. impetuoso, violento.
-pétuously, ADV.: impetuosamente, con
impeto, con violenza. -pétuousness =
impetuosity.
impetus, s.: impeto; sforzo violento, m
impîereeablej, ADI. : impenetrabile.
impiety, S.: empietà, irreligiosità, f.
impinge, INTR.: impingere.
impinguate}, TR.: impinguare, ingras-
sare.
impious, ADJ.: empio, irreligioso. -ly,
ADV.: impiamente ; profanamente.
im-placability, s.: odio implacabile, m.
durezza, f. -placable, ADI.: implaca-
bile. -placableness = implacability.
-placably, apv.: implacabilmente.
implant, TR.: piantare; imprimere.
ation, S.: piantamento; innestamen-
bl
implausible, apJ.: non plausibile.
impléad, TR.: muover lite; accusare.
-er, 8.: accusatore, m.
implèdge, TR TR.: impegnare.
implement, s.: ordigno; strumento, ar-
nese, m. -s, PL.: masserizie, f. pl., mobili
(di casa), m. pl.
implétion, 8.: compimento, m., riempi-
tura, f.
implex, ADJ.: imbrogliato, confuso.
impli-cate, TR.: implicare ; avviluppare,
avvolgere ; imbrogliare, confondere. -ca-
tion, s.: implicazione, f., imbroglio, m.
implicit, ADJ.: implicito, complicato ;
assoluto. -Iy, ADV.: implicitamente.
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im- ploration s S.: supplicazione, f.
-plore, TR.: implorare, richiedere, sup-
plicare. -plorer, s.: che implora, ri-
chieditore, petitore.
imply, TR.: implicare; contenere, com-
prendere, rinchiudere ; significare.
impéison, TR.: avvelenare, attossicare.
-mentj, s.: avvelenamento, m
impòliey, s.: imprudenza, indiscrezione, f.
impolite, ADJ.: incivile, scortese; villa-
no. -ness, S.: scortesia, rozzezza, f.
im-pòlitic, -political}, ADJ.: impoli-
tico; imprudente. -politically, -pé-
liticlyj, ADV.: imprudentemente, senza
arte.
imponderable, ADJ.: imponderabile.
im-port!,s.: importazione,f.; peso; con-
to; senso, m., significazione; conseguen-
za,f. -port2,TR.: importare; introdurre;
significare; portare: what —s ît to you?
che v importa? che cosa vi fa? -pòrt-
anee, S.: importanza, conseguenza, f., mo-
mento; peso, m. -pòrtant, ADJ.: impor-
tante, di conseguenza. -portation, Ss
importazione; entrata, f.: — duty, diritto
d'entrata, m. -pérter, s.: importatore,
m. -portless, ADJ.: di niun momento.
impòr-tunaey, S.: importunità, f. -tu-
nate, ADJ.: importuno, incomodo, noioso.
-tunately, ADV.: importunamente. -tu-
nateness, S.: importunità, noia, f.
-tunel, ADJ.: importuno, incomodo.
-tune 2, TR.: importunare, noiare. -tune-
ly, ADV.: importunamente. -tunity,
S.: importunità, importunanza, f.
impos-able, ADI.: soggetto al catasto.
-eI, s.: comando, m. -e2, TR.: imporre,
prescrivere; commettere: (print.) — a
form, imporre una forma; — taxes, met-
tere imposte, imporre tasse; — upon, in-
gannare; infinocchiare. “er, 8 : imposito-
re, ordinatore, m. -ition, S. : imposizione,
f.; ordine, m.; imposta, f.
im- possibility, S.: impossibilità, f.
-pòssible, ADJ.: impossibile ; impratica-
bile. -péssibleness = impossibility.
-pòssibly, ADV.: in modo impossibile.
impost, s.: imposta, imposizione, gravez-
za, f.
impésthu-mate, TR.: imposteniire. -me,
S.: postema, f.
impòs-tor, s.: impostore, ingannatore,
m. -ture, 8.: impostura, f., inganno, m.
impoten-ee, -ey, S.: impotenza; inca-
pacità, f. -t, ADJ.: impotente; incapace;
infermo, debole. -tly, ADV.: impotente-
mente.
impound, TR.: chiudere in un ovile ; rin-
chiudere.
impòverish, TR.: impoverire, render po-
vero; INTR.: divenir povero. -ment, S.:
impoverimento, m
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impéwer = empower.
im - practicability impracticable-
ness. -practicable, ADJ.: impratica-
bile; impossibile. -practicableness,
s.: qualità di ciò che è impraticabile; im-
possibilità, f.
impre-cate, TR.: imprecare, maledire.
-catign, S.: imprecazione, maledizione,
f. -catory, ADJ.: imprecativo.
imprégni, TR.: impregnare; riempire.
imprég-nable, ADJ.: inespugnabile.
-nate!, ADJ.: impregnato. -nate2, TR.:
impregnare ; satollare; INTR.: impregnar-
si; imbevere, riempirsi. -mation, s.:
impregnamento, m.; pregnezza, f.
impresàrio, S.: impresario, m.
imprescriptible, ADJ.: (leg.) impre-
scrittibile.
im-pressI, S.: impressione; impronta;
sentenza, f., motto, m. -préss2, TR.: im-
primere, improntare; levar gente per
forza: — on the mind, scolpire nella
mente; —ed with the idea, compenetrato
dell’ idea. -préssion, s.: impressione;
stampa; edizione, f. -préssive, ADJ.:
imprimente ; espressivo, energico, impe-
impower
tuoso. -préssively, ADV.: energica-
mente. -préssure, s.: impressione ;
impronta, f.
imprimis, ADV.: primieramente.
imprintI, TR.: imprimere; stampare.
imprint2, s.: impronta, f.; luogo di
stampa, m.
imprison, TR.: imprigionare.
s.: imprigionamento, m.
im-probability, S.: improbabilita, f.
-probable, ADI.: improbabile, invero-
simile. -pròbably, ADv.: improbabil-
mente.
impre-bate, TR.: disapprovare, riprova-
re, rigettare, condannare. -bation, s.:
riprovazione, f., rigettamento, m. —
impròbity, s.: improbità; disonestà;
malignità, f.
imprémpta, s.: improvvisata, f.
improper, ADJ.: improprio, disadatto ;
indecente. -ly, ADV.: impropriamente.
improportion-able, -ate, ADJ.: im-
proporzionale.
imprépriate}, TR.: appropriarsi; arro-
garsi.
impropriety, S.:
nevolezza, f.
impròsperous, ADJ.: sfortunato, sven-
turato, infelice. -ly, ADV.: sfortunata-
mente, infelicemente.
im - provability improvableness.
-pròvable, ADJ.: che si può migliorare.
-prévableness, s.: capacità di miglio-
ramento, f. -préve, TR.: migliorare;
perfezionare ; INTR.: profittare; far pro-
gressi; ammendarsi: — one’s condition,
-ment,
improprietà; sconve-
in
migliorar sorte; — one's mind, addottri.
narsi; be greatly —d, aver fatto grandi
progressi. -pròvement, 8.: migliora
mento; avanzamento, progresso, m.; col-
tivazione, f. -pròver, s.: che migliora;
che profitta, che avanza.
im-provided}, ADJ.: improvviso, inaspet-
tato. -providenee, s.: improvidenza,
imprudenza, f. -prévident, ADI.: im-
provido, inconsiderato. -prévidently,
ADV.: improvidamente.
impròovisator, s.: improvisatore, im-
provisante, m.
improvision, s.: improvidenza, f.
impriden-ee, s.: imprudenza; indiscre-
zione, f. -t, ADJ.: imprudente ;. indiscre-
to. -tly, ADV.: imprudentemente.
impuden-ee, -ey, 8.: impudenza, sfac-
ciataggine, f. -t, ADJ.: impudente, sfac-
ciato, sfrontato. -tly, ADV.: impuden-
temente, sfrontatamente.
impudieity, s.: impudicizia, f.
imptgn, TR.: impugnare, oppugnare; as-
saltare, assalire. -er, s.: impugnatore;
assaltatore, m.
impuissanee, S.:
za, f.
im-pulse, -pùlsion, s.: impulso, incita-
impotenza; debolez-
mento, m. -pwlsive, ADJ.: impulsivo,
incitativo.
impu-nely, ADV.: impunemente. -ni-
ty, S.: impunità, f.
impùr-e, ADJ.: impuro, immondo; diso-
nesto; impudico. -ely, ADV.: impura-
mente, -ity, S.: impurità, immondizia;
oscenità, f.
imparple, TR.: tingere di color di por-
pora, imporporare. -d, ADJ.: porporato,
purpurea.
impù-table, apJ.: imputabile. -table-
ness, S.: qualità d’ esser imputabile, f.;
imputamento, m. -tation, s.: imputa-
zione, f. -tative, ADJ.: imputativo, in-
colpante. -te, TR.: imputare, attribuire
la colpa. -ter, S.: imputatore, accusa
tore, f.
impu-treseibility, s.: incorruttibilità,
f. -tréseible, ADI.: immarcessibile, in-
corruttibile.
in, PREP.: in; entro, dentro; fra: — the,
nel (nello, nella, nei, negli, nelle); — as
much as = inasmuch as; — the city,
nella città; — comparison, a paragone;
— contempt, per disprezzo; — the day-
time, di giorno; — my opinion, a mio pa-
rere; — order, per ordine; — order to,
affine di, per; ad effetto, per cagione di;
— respect to, per rispetto a; — short, in
somma, finalmente; — the times past,
per lo passato; be —, essere impegnato ;
be — for it, esser in mal passo; go —,
entrare.
inability
inability, S.: inabilità, incapacità, f.
inibstineneei, S.: intemperanza, immo-
deranza, f.
jnac-eessibility, S.: inaccessibilità, im-
possibilità d' approcciare, f. -eèssible,
ADI.: inaccessibile. -eéssibleness =
inaccessibility.
indccu-raey, S.: inesattezza, trascuran-
1a, negligenza, f. -rate, ADJ.: poco
esatto, trascurato, negligente. -rately,
ADV.: senza esattezza, incorrettamente.
indc-tion, S.: inazione; disoccupazione, f.
‘tive, ADJ.: non attivo, ozioso, pigro.
-tively, ADV.: senza attività ; pigramen-
te. -tivity, S.: inerzia, trascuraggine, f.
inàdequate, ADJ.: inadeguato, spropor-
zionato, difettoso, imperfetto, incompleto.
-ly, ADV.: imperfettamente. -ness, s.:
sproporzione ; insufficienza, f.
inadmissible, ADJ.: inammissibile.
inadvérten-ee, -ey, S.: inavvertenza,
f. trascuraggine,f.: through —, per inav-
vertenza. -t, ADJ.: disattento, trascu-
rato. -tly, ADV.: inadvertentemente,
trascuratamente.
LI
in-affability, S.: incompatibilità, scor-
tesia, f. -affable, ADJ.: incompatibile,
scortese.
inaffectation, S.: sincerità, f.
inalienable, ADJ.: inalienabile. -ness,
8.: inalienabilità, f.
indlterable, ADI. : inalterabile.
inadmissible, ADJ.: inamissibile.
inamour, TR.: innamorare.
inane, ADJ.: vuoto, vano; inefficace.
inàni-mate, -mated, ADJ.: inanimato.
in-anition, s.: inedia; mancanza di for-
za, debolezza, f. -Amity, S.: inanità;
vacuità ; inutilità, f.
inàppeteney, S.: inappetenza, f.; disgu-
sto, m.
inàppli-cable, ADJ.: non applicabile.
«càtion, S.: trascurataggine, negligen-
za, incuria, f.
inapprehénsive, ADJ:: trascurante.
Pali 8.: disadattaggine; inabi-
ita, f.
inàrable, ADJ.: inetto ad essere arato.
inàrch, TR.: (gard.) innestare.
inarticulate, ADJ.: inarticolato, indi-
stinto. -ly, ADV.: indistintamente. -ness,
S.: pronunzia inarticolata, f.
inartificial, ADJ.: senza arte; natura-
le, puro. -y, ADV.: naturalmente.
inasmùch, ADV.: — as, in quanto chè,
perchè, poichè, giacchè.
inattén-tion, s.: inattenzione; trascu-
ranza, f. -tive, ADJ.: disattento, tras-
curato.
indudible, ADI.: inaudibile.
indugu-rate, TR.: inaugurare, investire
“rations, s.: inaugurazione, investitura, f.
inch 187
inguspicious, ADJ.: malauguroso, in-
fausto. -ly, ADV.: infaustamente, in-
felicemente.
inbéing, s.: inerenza, f. é
inborn, ADJ.: innato; ingenito; natu-
rale.
inbréathed, ADJ.: inspirato.
inbred, ADJ.: prodotto dentro ; del paese.
incage, TR. : ingabbiare; imprigionare.
incaleulable, ADI. : fuor di calcolo, in-
numerabile.
incandèseen-ee, s.: incandescenza, f.
-t, ADJ.: incandescente.
in-cantation, s.: incantamento; incan-
tesimo, m. -càntatory, ADJ.: incante-
vole, magico.
incànton, TR.: unire ad un cantone, f.
in-capability, s.: incapacità, f. -ca-
pable, ADI.: incapace; inabile. -ca-
pableness = incapability.
incapacious, ADJ.: incapace; stretto,
angusto. -ness, 8.: strettezza, f.
incapàe-itate, TR.: rendere incapace.
-ity, S.: incapacità, inabilità, f.
incîreer-até, TR.: incarcerare, impri-
gionare. -atign, s.: incarcerazione, f.
incàr-nadinej, ADJ.: incarnatino, incar-
nato. -nate, ADJ.: incarnato. -nate,
TR.: incarnare. -natign, s.: incarna-
zione, f. -native, ADJ.: (med.) incar-
nativo.
incase, TR.: incassare; serrare, rinchiu-
dere; coprire.
incask, TR.: imbottare.
incaàutious, ADJ.: incauto; trascurato.
-ly, ADV.: incautamente; imprudente-
mente. -ness, S.: mancanza di cautela,
imprudenza, f.
ineén-diary, s.: incendiario; sedizioso,
capo di parti, m. -dious, ADJ.: sedizioso.
in-eénse, TR.: inasprire, irritare; pro-
vocare: be (become) —d, adirarsi, sde-
gnarsi, inasprirsi. im-€ense, S.: in-
censo, m. -eèénsementi, s.: collera;
furia, f., furore, m. -eènsioni, s.: ab-
bruciamento, m. -eènsive, ADJ.: in-
censivo, infiammante. -eénsor, S.: aiz-
zatore, m. -eénsory, S.: incensiere, tu-
ribile, m. -eéntive, ADJ.: incitativo,
impulsivo; s.: incentivo, motivo; inco-
raggiamento, m.
ineép-tion, s.: cominciamento, princi-
pio, m. -tive, ADJ.: cominciante, ele-
mentale. -tor,S.: cominciante, princi-
piante, m.
ineér-tainty}, -titude, 8.: incertezza;
dubbiezza, f.
ineèssant, ADJ.: incessantemente, con-
tinuamente ; sempre.
in-eest, S.: incesto, m.
ADJ.: incestuoso.
incht,s.: dito, pollice (duodecima parte
-eéstuous,
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inch
d'un piede), m.: — by —, poco a poco, a}
goccia a goccia, poco per volta. inch2,
TR.: misurare a dita; INTR.: avanzarsi a
piccioli gradi.
inchést, TR.: incassare.
inchmeal, s.: pezzo lungo d’ un dito, m.
in-choate, TR.: principiare, cominciare.
-choation, s.: principio, cominciamen-
to, m. -choative, ADJ.: incoativo.
inei-denee, -deney, S.: (geom.) inci-
denza, f. ; (fig.) caso, accidente, m. -dent,
ADJ.: incidente; casuale, fortuito; inse-
parabile; S.: accidente, caso,m. -dént-
al, ADJ.: accidentale, fortuito. -dént-
ally, ADV.: incidentemente.
ineineration, s.: incinerazione, f.
ineipieney, S.: cominciamento, m.
ineircumspéction, s.: mancanza di
cautela, negligenza, f.
in-eise, TR.: incidere, tagliare. -eision,
S.: incisione, f.; taglio, m. -eisive,
ADJ.: incisivo. -eisor, S.: incisore;
dente incisivo, m.
in-eitation, s.: incitamento, m. -eite,
TR.: incitare, eccitare; instigare; solle-
citare; indurre. -eitement, S.: incita-
mento, stimolo, m. -eitimg, ADJ.: inci-
tativo; s.: incitamento, eccitamento, m.
ineiv-il, ADJ.: incivile, scortese; grosso-
lano. -ility, s.: inciviltà, scortesia ; ru-
‘stichezza, rozzezza,f. -illy, ADV.: inci-
vilmente ; rusticamente.
inclasp, TR.: tener fermo.
inclèmen-ey, S.: inclemenza; severità,
f., rigore, m. -t, ADJ.: inclemente, rigo-
roso, severo.
in-clinable, ADI.: inclinabile, inclinevo-
le; prono. -clinatign, s.: inclinazione;
propensione; tendenza, f.; pendio, m.
-cline, (IN)TR.: inclinare, inchinare ; in-
curvare; tendere. -clining, ADI.: incli-
nante; S.: inclinamento, m.; propensione, f.
inclipi, TR.: abbracciare; circondare,
cingere.
incléister = encloister.
inclò-se, TR. : rinchiudere ; includere (una
lettera): the —d, Yinclusa. -sure, S.:
ricinto ; orto assiepato, m.
incléud, TR.: annuvolare ; offuscare.
incla-de, TR.: inchiudere; comprendere,
contenere: not —d, non compreso. -sive,
ADJ.: inclusivo, che comprende. -sively,
ADV.: inclusivamente.
incòg = incognito.
incòg-itable, ADJ.: incogitabile. -itan-
ey, S.: inconsiderazione, inconsideratez-
za, f. -itant, -itative, ADJ.: sconsi-
derato; imprudente.
incognito, ADJ.: incognito; ADV.: inco-
gnitamente.
incohéren-ee. -ey, S.: incoerenza, di-
screpanza, f. -t, ADJ.: incoerente, di-
inconcoction
screpante. -tly, ADV.: in modo incoe
rente.
incom-bustibility, S.: incombustibili-
tà, f. -bustible, ApJ.: incombustibile.
-bùstibleness = incombustibility.
income, S.: rendita, entrata, f. «tax,
S.: imposta sulla rendita, f.
incom-mensurability, s.: incommen-
surabilità, f. -ménsurable, -mén-
surate, ADJ.: incommensurabile.
incém-modate}, -mòde, TR.: incomoda-
re, scomodare. -m6dious, ADJ.: inco-
modo, inconveniente, importuno. -mò-
diously, ADV.: incomodamente. -mò-
diousness, -mòdity, s.: incomodità, f.,
incomodo, m.
incom-municability, s.:
bilità, f/ -municable, ADJ.: incomuni-
cabile. -municably, ADV.: in modo
incomunicabile. -municating, ADI:
senza comunicazione.
incom-mutability, s.: incommutabili-
tà, f. -mutable, ADJ.: incommutabile.
incompact(ed), ADJ.: disgiunto, disuni-
tp, incoerente; vago.
incòmparabl-e, ADJ.: incomparabile;
eccellente. -eness, S.: eccellenza, f. -y,
ADV.: incomparabilmente.
incompaàssignate, ADI.. senza compas-
sione ; duro, crudele.
incom-patibility, S.: incompatibilità,
f. -patible, ADI.: incompatibile; con-
trario, opposto. -patibly, ADV.: in mo-
do incompatibile.
incompeten-ey, S.: incompetenza; in-
capacità, f. -t, ADJ.: incompetente; in-
capace. -tly, ADV.:incompetentemente.
incomplete, ADJ.: incompleto, incom-
piuto, difettoso, imperfetto. -ness, 8.:
imperfezione, f.
incomplianee, S.: poca compiacenza,
ritrosia, f.
incompò-sedij, ADJ.: incomposto, disordi-
nato. -sedness, s.: disordine, m.
incompre-hensibility, s.: incompren-
sibilità, f. -hémsible, ADJ.: incompren-
sibile. -hénsibly, ADV.: incompren-
sibilmente.
incom - pressibility, S.: incapacità
d’ esser compresso, f. -préssible, ADJ.:
che non può esser compresso.
inconeéalable, ADI.. che non si può
celare. E
inconeéiva-ble, ADI. : inconcepibile, in-
comprensibile. -bly, ADV.: in modo in-
concepibile.
inconeinnity, s.: disproporzione, f.
inconclusive, ADJ.: inconcludente. -ly,
ADV.: senza evidenza. -mess, S.: man-
canza d’ evidenza, f.
inconcdc-t(ed), ADJ.: indigesto. -tign,
S.: indigestione, crudità, f.
incomunica-
incondensable
incondensable, ADJ.: non condensabile.
inconférmity, S.: mancanza di confor-
mità, f.
incòn-gruenee,
-grùity, S.: incon-
gruenza, incongruità; inconsistenza; as-
surdita, J. -gruous, ADJ.: incongruo,
improprio. -gruously, ADV.: incon-
gruentemente, impropriamente.
incònscignable, ADJ.: senza coscienza,
irragionevole.
incdnse-quenee, S.: inconseguenza, f.
-quent, -quèntial, ADJ.: irregolare,
fondato, mal falso.
inconsider-able, ADJ.: inconsiderabile;
di poco momento. -ableness, S.: poca
importanza, f. -ate, ADJ.: inconsiderato.
-ately, ADV.: inconsideratamente. -ate-
ness, -ation, S.: inconsiderazione, negli-
genza, incuria, f.
inconsisten-ee, -ey, S.: inconsistenza,
incoerenza, incompatibilità, incongruità, f.
-t, ADJ.: inconsistente; incoerente, non
consentaneo: — with, non consentaneo a,
disdicevole a. -tly, ADV.: incongruente-
mente; assurdamente.
inconsolable, ADI. : inconsolabile.
incòonsonaney, S.: dissonanza, f.
inconspieuous, ADJ.: incospicuo.
incònstan-ey, S.: incostanza, leggerez-
ta, f. -t, ADJ.: incostante; instabile.
-tly, ADV.: incostantemente, instabil-
mente.
incon-sumable, -sumptiblej, ADI.:
inconsumabile.
incontésta-ble, ADJ.: incontestabile.
-bly, ADV. : incontestabilmente.
incontiguous, ADJ.: non contiguo.
incdntinen-ee, -ey, S.: incontinenza,
jf. -t, ADJ.: incontinente; sfrenato;
impudico. -tly, ADV.: incontinentemen-
te; subitamente, prestamente; impudica-
mente.
incontrovértibl-e, ADI.: incontrover-
tibile, indisputabile. -y, ADV.: certa-
mente.
inconvénien-ee, -ey, S.: inconvenien-
za, f. -t, ADJ.: inconveniente, incomodo,
sconveniente., -tly, ADV.: inconveniente-
mente.
inconvérsable, ADJ.: insociabile.
inconvértible, ADV.: che non si può
convertire, inalterabile.
inconvineible, ADJ.: inconvincibile.
incér-poral, ADJ.: incorporale ; immate-
riale. -porality, s.: incorporalita ; im-
materialità, f. -porally, ADV.: incor-
poralmente. -porate, ADI.: incorpora-
to. -porate, TR.: incorporare; unire ;
associare ; INTR. : incorporarsi ; associar-
si. “poration, s.: incorporazione, f.,
incorporamento, m. -poreal, ADJ.: in-
corporeo ; spirituale. -poreally, ADV.:
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incuroble
incorporalmente, immaterialmente.
réity, S.. immaterialità, f.
incòrpse, TR.: incorporare;
sieme.
incorréct, ADJ.: incorretto, scorretto,
difettoso. -ly, ADV.: scorrettamente.
-ness, S.. scorrezione, mancanza d’ esat-
tezza, f.
ineòrrigibl-e, apJ.: incorrigibile ; ine-
mendabile. -eness, S.: incorrigibilità, f.
-y, ADV.: incorrigibilmente.
incorrùp-t, -ted, ADJ.: incorrotto. -ti-
bility, s.: incorruttibilità, f. -tible,
ADJ.: incorruttibile, durabile. -tible-
ness = incorruptibility. -tibly, ADV.:
unire in-
incorruttibilmente. -tiom, s.: incorru-
zione; durabilità, f. -tmess, s.: purità;
integrità, f.
incras-sate, TR.: ingrossare ; spessare,
condensare. -sation, Ss.
condensamento, m.
crassante.
in-creasel, S.: accrescimento, aumento,
m., aumentazione, f. -eréase2, TR.: au-
mentare, ingrandire; INTR.: crescere, au-
mentarsi, aggrandirsi. -créaser, S.: au-
mentatore, Mm.
in-credibility, s.:incredibilità, f. -crèd-
ible, ADJ.: incredibile. -crédibleness
= ineredibility. -erédibly, ADV.: in-
credibilmente. -credulity, s.: incredu-
lità, miscredenza, f. -erédulous, ADJ.:
: ingrossamento ; 3
-sative, ADJ.: in-
incredulo, miscredente. -crèdulousness
= ineredibility.
incrèmable, ADJ.: incombustibile.
increment, S.: incremento, accrescimer
to, m.
incriminate, TR.: incolpare, accusare.
inerùs-t, -tate, TR.: incrostare, intona-
care. -tation, s.: incrostatura, f.
incu-bate, INTR.: covare. -bation, s.:
covatura, f., covare, m. -bus,S.: incu-
ho, m
incùl-cate, TR.: inculcare; imprimere:
— a thing upon, inculcare una cosa a.
-eation, s.: inculcazione, f.
incùipa-ble, ADJ.: incolpabile, incolpe-
vole, non biasimevole; innocente. -bly,
ADV.: incolpabilmente ; innocentemente.
incùlt, ADI. : incolto.
inctim-beney, 8.: incombenza, f., pos-
sesso d’un beneficio, m. -bemt, ADI.:
appoggiato; s.: beneficiato, m.
incùm-ber, TR.: ingombrare; impedire.
-branee, s.: ingombro, m
incîr, TR.: incorrere in, esporsi a, atti-
rarsi addosso: — one’s displeasure, atti-
rarsi addosso lo scontento (la dispiacenza)
di alcuno; — a penalty, esporsi ad una
multa.
in-curability, S.: stato incurabile, m.
-ewrable, ADJ.: incurabile, irremedia-
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bile. -ctrableness = incurability. -cù-
rably, ADv.: da non potersi curare.
in-curiòsity, S.: trascuraggine, negli-
genza; disavvertenza, f. -etirious, ADI. :
negligente, trascurato; disattento. -ci-
riously, ADV.: negligentemente. -cu-
riousness = incuriosity.
incùrsion, s.: incursione, invasione, f.
incùr-vate, TR.: incurvare; piegare.
-vation, s.: incurvazione ; piegatura, f.
-vity, S.: curvatura; flessione, f.
inda-gate, TR.: indagare, investigare;
ricercare; esaminare. -gation, s.: in-
dagazione, investigazione ; ricerca, f. -ga-
tor, s.: indagatore, investigatore ; esami-
natore, m.
indàrt}, s.: lanciare dentro, dardeggiare.
indébt, TR.: indebitare, obbligare. -ed,
ADJ.: indebitato, obbligato, tenuto: be —
to one for a thing, esser obbligato ad uno
per checchessia; Jam — to you for my
happiness, vi sono debitore della mia feli-
cità.
indéeen-ey, S.: indecenza, sconvenevo-
lezza, f. -t, ADJ.: indecente, sconvene-
vole. -tly, ADV.: indecentemente.
indeeiduous, ADJ.: durabile, stabile.
inde-eision, s.: irresoluzione ; incertez-
za, f. -eisive, ADJ.: indeciso, irresoluto ;
incerto.
indeclinable, ADJ.: indeclinabile.
indecò-rous, ADJ,: indecoro, indecente.
-rously, ADV.: indecentemente, sconve-
nevolmente. -rum, s.: sconvenevolezza,
indecenza, f.
indéed, ADV.: in verità, in vero, da vero
(davvero), in fatto: no —, no davvero.
indefatigabl-e, ADJ.: indefaticabile, in-
defesso. -eness, S.: indefaticabilità, f.
-y, ADV.: indefaticabilmente, indefessa-
mente.
indeféasible, ADI. : irrevocabile; inso-
lubile.
inde-fectibility, s.: indefettibilità, f.
-féctible, ADI. : indefettibile.
indefen-sible, -sive, ADJ.: da non po-
tersi difendere.
indefi-cieney, S.: indeficienza, perfe-
zione, f. -cient, ADI. : indeficiente ; inal-
terabile.
indefinable, ADJ.: indefinibile.
indéfinite, ADJ.: indefinito, indetermina-
to. -ly, ADV.: indefinitamente.
indeliberat-e, -ed, ADJ.: indeliberato,
inconsiderato. -ely, ADV.: inconsidera-
tamente.
indélible, apj.: indelibile.
indél-icaey, S.: mancanza di delicatezza,
grossezza, f. -ieate, ADJ.: grossolano;
indecente. -icately, ADV.: indecente-
mente.
in-demnification, s.:
incurableness
indennizzazione,
indign
J, risarcimento di danno, m. -dèmnify,
TR.: indennizzare; rimunerare. -dém-
nity, S.: indennità, f.
indént 1, s.: incisione, f.; taglio, m. in-
dent2, TR.: intaccare, intagliare; INTR.:
contrattare, fare contratto. -ation, s.:
intagliamento, m., intaccatura, f. -ure,
s.: contratto; accordo, m.
indepénden-ee, -ey, 8.: indipendenza,
f. -t, ADJ.: indipendente; libero; s.:
indipendente, m.: — gentleman, proprie-
tario, benestante, m. -tly, ADV.: indi-
pendentemente.
indéprecable, ADI.: inesorabile.
indescribable, ADI.: indescrivibile, in-
dicibile.
indesért, s.: mancanza di merito, f.
indestrùctible, ADJI.: da non distrug-
gersi.
indetérmi-nable, ADI.: da non deter-
minarsi. -nate, ADJ.: indeterminato, in-
deciso. -nately, ADV.: indeterminata-
mente. -nation, s.: irresoluzione, dub-
biezza; perplessità, f. -med = indeter-
minate.
indev6tion, s.: indevozione, irreligione, f.
indevéut, ADI. : indivoto.
index, s.: indice, m.; tavola, rubrica,
lista, f:; sommario, m. index2, TR.:
provvedere d’ un indice (sommario); INTR.:
mettere un indice.
indextérity, s.:
goffaggine, f.
India-ink, s.: inchiostro della Cina, f.
-n, ADJ.: indiano. -rubber, S.: gom-
ma elastica, f.
in-dicant, ADJ.: indicante. -dicate,
TR.: indicare; accennare, mostrare; ac-
cusare. -dication, s.: indicazione, f.;
segno; sintomo, m. -dicative, ADI.:
indicativo: — mood, indicativo, m. -di-
cator, S.: indicatore, m. -dicatory,
ADJ.: indicativo:
in-dict, TR.: dinunziare, accusare: stand
—ed, essere accusato. -diction, s.: di-
chiarazione, f. -dictment, S.: (jur.)
accusa, f.: prefer an —, intentare un pro-
cesso.
indifferen-ee,-ey,S.: indifferenza; im-
parzialità, f. -t, ADJ.: indifferente, poco
curante ; imparziale; mediocre. -tly,
ADV.: indifferentemente.
indigen-ee, -ey, S.: indigenza; pover-
taf
indigenous, ADJ.: indigeno, nativo d un
paese.
indigent, ADJ.: indigente; povero.
indigés-t(ed), ADJ.: indigesto. -tible,
ADJ.: indigestibile. -tibleness, s.: in-
digestibilità; indigestione, f. -tigm, 8.:
indigestione ; crudita, f.
indign, ADJ.: indegno, immeritevole.
mancanza di desterità,
indignant
indig-nant, ADJ.: indegnato, sdegnato.
nation, s.: indegnazione, f., sdegno, m.
nity, S.: indegnità, f.; oltraggio, af-
fronto, m.
indigo, S.: indaco, m.
indirée-t, ADJ.: indiretto; curvo; di-
sleale, disonesto. -tigm, S.: mezzo indi-
retto, m. -tly, ADV.: indirettamente.
-tness, S.: obbliquità; dislealtà, diso-
nesta, f.
indiseérnibl-e, ADJ.: impercettibile.
-eness, S.: impercettibilità, f. -y,
ADV.: impercettibilmente.
indiseiplinable, ADJ.: indisciplinabile,
intrattabile.
indis-créet, ADI.:
dente, sconsiderato.
indiscreto, impru-
-eréetly, ADV.:
indiscretamente. -erétion, s.: indi
screzione ; imprudenza, f.
indiscriminate, ADJ.: indistinto. -ly,
ADV.: senza distinzione.
indispénsa-ble, ADJ.: indispensabile.
-bleness, s.: indispensabilità ; necessità,
f., bisogno, m. -bly, ADV.: indispensa-
bilmente, necessariamente.
indispé-se, TR.: rendere incapace, ren-
dere avverso. -sed, ADJ.: indisposto,
ammalato. -sedness, S.: ripugnanza,
avversione, f. -sition, s.: indisposizio-
ne, f.: slight —, indisposizioncella, f.
indisputa-ble, ADJ.: incontestabile, in-
contrastabile; certo. -bleness, S.: in-
contestabilità; certezza, evidenza, f.
-bly, ADV. : indisputabilmente.
in-dissolubility, s.: indissolubilità; sta-
bilità, fermezza, f. -dissoluble, ADI.:
indissolubile. -dissoluble, ADI. : indis-
solubile. -dissolubleness, s.: indissolu-
bilità; costanza, f. -dissolubly, ADV.:
indissolubilmente. -dissélvable, ADI.:
indissolubile.
indistinc-t, ADJ.: indistinto, disordina-
to, confuso. -tiom, -tness, S.: confu-
sione, f. -ly, ADV.: indistintamente.
indistiirbanee, s.: tranquillità, quiete, f.
indite = indict. -ment = indictment.
individu-al, ADJ.: individuale; indivi-
duo; 8.: individuo, m. -ality, s.: indi-
vidualità, f. -ally, ADV.: individual-
mente. -ate, TR.: individuare, singola-
rizzare ; distinguere.
indi-visibility, s.: indivisibilita, f. -vis-
ible, aDJ.: indivisibile. -visibly, ADV.:
indivisibilmente.
indò-eible, -eile, ADJ.: indocile; ca-
parbio, restio. -eility, S.: indocilità;
caparbietà, f.
indéctri-nate, TR.: addottrinare, inse-
gnare, istruire, ammaestrare. -nation,
8.: istruzione, f.
indolen-ee, -ey, s.: indolenza, trascu-
raggine, pigrizia, f. -t, ADJ.: indolente;
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infingardo, pigro. -tly, ADV.: indolente-
mente, negligentemente, senza cura.
indomitable, ADI.: indomabile.
indòr-se, TR.: indossare, girare.
ment, s.: indossamento, m.
indossante, m.
indrènchj, TR.: ammollare, inzuppare,
sommergere.
inda-bious, ADJI.: senza dubbio, certo.
-bitable, ADI: indubitabile; certo.
-bitably, ADv.: indubitabilmente. -bi-
tate, ADJ.: indubitato.
indù-ee, TR.: indurre; persuadere: be
—d, indursi. -eement, s.: inducimen-
to, incitamento, motivo, m. -eer, S.: in-
ducitore, instigatore, m. -eing, ADJ.:
induttivo.
indùc-t, TR.: introdurre. -tion, s.: in-
troduzione, induzione; entrata, f. -tive,
ADJ.: inducente, induttivo; persuasivo.
-tively, ADV.: per conseguenza. -tor,
S.: beneficiario, m.
indue, TR.: investire; provvedere.
induùl-ge, TR.: favorire ; careggiare ; con-
cedere, dare: — in, abbandonarsi; appli-
carsi; like to — one’s self, amare i propri.
comodi, accarezzarsi; — children too
much, essere troppo indulgente verso i
figliuoli. -genee, -geney, s.: indulgen-
za, f. -gemt, ADJ.: indulgente; facile.
-gently, ADV.: con indulgenza.
indult(o), s.: indulto, privilegio, m., esen-
-se-
-ser, S.:
zione, f.
indu-rate, TR.: indurare, divenir duro.
-ration, s.: induramento, m.
indus-trious, ADJ.: industrioso, laborio-
so; diligente. -triously, ADV.: indu-
striosamente. industry, s.: industria;
diligenza, assiduità, f.
indwelling, ADJ.: immanente; interno.
inébri-ate, TR.: inebbriare, ubbriacare.
-Ation, s.: inebbriazione, ubbriachezza, f.
inédited, ADJ.: inedito.
in-effability, s.: ineffabilità, f. -éffa-
ble, ADJ.: ineffabile, indicibile. -éffa-
bleness = ineffability. -éffably, ADV.:
ineffabilmente.
inefféc-tive, -tual, ADJ.: inefficace;
inutile. -tually, ADV.: senza effetto,
inutilmente, in vano. -tualness, S.:
inefficacia, f.
in-efficacious, ADJ.: inefficace. -effica-
ciousness, -éfficaey, s.: inefficacia, f.
inefficien-ey, S.: inefficacia; debolezza,
f. -t, ADJ.: inefficace; insufficiente, debole.
inélegan-ee, -ey, S.: mancanza di gra-
zia, inciviltà, f.; ADJ.: inelegante; incol-
to. -t, ADJ.: inelegante.
inéloquent, ADJ.: senza eloquenza.
inèpt, ADI.: inetto, disadatto, goffo. -ly,
ADV.: inettamente, disadattamente. -ness,
-itude, s.: inettudine, incapacità, f.
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inequality, s.: inegualità, differenza, f.
in-errability, s.: infallibilità, f. -érra-
ble, ADJ.: intallibile. -érrableness =
inerrability. -érrably, ADv.: infallibil-
mente, senza errore. -érrant, ADJ.: in-
fallibile. -6rringly, ADV.: senza errore,
certamente.
inért, ADI.: inerte, infingardo, pigro. -ly,
ADV.: con inerzia, pigramente. -ness,
s.: inerzia, infingardaggine, f.
inéstimabl-e, ADI.: inestimabile, im-
prezzabile. -y, ADV.: inestimabilmente.
inévident, ADJ.: non evidente, oscuro.
in-evitability, s.: impossibilità d' evi-
tare; certezza, f. -évitable, ADI.: in-
evitabile, da non evitarsi. -évitably,
ADV.: inevitabilmente, infallibilmente.
inexact, ADJ.: non esatto; scorretto, di-
fettoso. -mess, S.: mancanza d’ esattez-
za, f.
inexcusabl-e, ADJ.: inescusabile.
ADV.: inescusabilmente.
inexhaus-ted, ADI: inesausto; indefi-
ciente. -tible, ADJ.: inesauribile.
inexisten-ee, s.: insussistenza, non-esi-
stenza, f. -t, ADJ.: che non esiste.
in-exorability, s.: inesorabilità, f. -éx-
orable, ADJ.: inesorabile; implacabile.
inexpédien-ee, -ey, s.: sconvenevolez-
za, f. -t, ADJ.: sconvenevole.
inex-périenee, S.: inesperienza, impe-
rizia, f. -périeneed, -pért, ADI.: ine-
sperto ; senza pratica, poco pratico.
inéxpia-ble, ADJ.: inespiabile; inappu-
rabile. -bly, ADV.: inespiabilmente, da
non potersi espiare.
in-explainable, -éxplicable, ADI.:
inesplicabile.
inexprés-sible, ADJ.: inesprimibile, in-
effabile, indicibile. -sibleness, S.: inef-
fabilità, f. -sibly, ADV.: ineffabilmente.
inexpugnable, ADJ.: inespugnabile, in-
vincibile.
inextinguishable, ADI.: inestinguibile.
inextirpable, aDJ.: inestirpabile.
inéxtric-able, ADJ.: inestricabile, inso-
lubile. -ably, ADV.: in modo inestrica-
bile.
ineye, TR.: inocchiare, innestare.
in-fallibility, s.: infallibilità, f. -fàl-
lible, ADJ.: infallibile; certo. -fàlli-
bleness = infallibility. -fallibly,
ADV.: infallibilmente.
infame;, TR.: infamare, diffamare.
infam-ous, ADJ.: infame. -ously, ADV.:
infamemente, con infamia. -ousness,
-y, S.: infamia, f.
in-faney, S.: infanzia, infantilità, f.
-fant, S.: infante; bambino, m. -fànta,
S.: infanta, f. -fàntieide, s.: infanti-
cidio, m. -fantile, -fantine, ADJ.:
infantile, d’infante; puerile. -fantry,
inequality
Y>
inflame
s.: fanteria, f.: light —, fanteria leg.
giera; heavy —, fanteria di linea.
infarction, s.: costipazione, f.
infatigable, ADI.: infaticabile.
infàt-uate, TR.: infatuare; ammaliare.
-uation, s.: ammaliamento, impazza
mento, m.
in-féasibility, S.:
possibilità, f.
si può fare.
impraticabilità, im-
-feasible, ADJ.: che non
-feasibleness = infeasi-
bility.
inféc-t, TR.: infettare; corrompere.
-tion, S.: infezione; contagione, f.
-tious, ADI. : infetto, contagioso: — dis-
ease, malattia appiccaticia. -tiously,
ADV.: in modo contagioso. -tiousness,
s.: qualità contagiosa; contagione, infe-
zione, f. -tive, ADJ.: infettivo, conta-
gioso.
inféc-und, ADJ.: infecondo, sterile.
-undity, 8.: infecondità, sterilità, f.
infeliei-ty, s.: infelicità, miseria, cala-
mità, f. -tous, ADJ.: infelice; inetto.
infér, TR.: inferire, dedurre; conchiu-
dere. -able, ADJ.: che si può inferire.
inferenee, S.: inferenza, induzione;
conseguenza, conclusione, f.: draw an —,
trarre (dedurre) conseguenza; arguire.
inféri-or, ADJ.: inferiore; subordinato:
— officer, uffiziale subalterno, m.; he is
— to none, egli non la cede a nessuno.
-ority, s.: inferiorità, f., grado inferio-
re, m.
infernal, ADJ.: infernale, d'inferno: —
stone, pietra infernale.
infér-tile, ADJ.: infertile, infecondo.
-tility, s.: infecondità, sterilità, f.
infèst, TR.: infestare, importunare, noia-
re, molestare. -ation, S.: infestazione,
f. -ive, ADJ.: privo di goia, tristo.
-ivity, s.: mancanza d’ allegria, tristez-
za, f. -uous, ADJ.: infesto; importuno;
pericoloso.
infeudation, s.: infeudazione, f.
infi-del, s.: infedele; miscredente, m.
-délity, s.: infedeltà; perfidia, f.; in-
ganno, m.
infiltrate, TR.: infiltrare.
in-finite, ADJ.: infinito, illimitato, im-
mesto. -finitely, ADV.: infinitamente
-finiteness, s.: infinità, illimitazione,
immensità, f. -finitésimal, ADJ.: in-
finitesimale. -fimitive, S.: (gram.)
infinitivo, m. -finitude, -finity, S.:
infinità, f.; gran numero, m.
infirm, ADJ.: infermo, debole. -ary,
s.: infermeria, f. -ity,S.: infermità; fra-
lezza, f. -ness, S.: debolezza; fiacchez-
za, f.
infix, TR.: figgere dentro; scolpire nella
mente, imprimere.
in-flame, TR.: infiammare, accendere;
inflamer
IntR.: infiammarsi, accendersi. -flamer,
s.: accenditore; istigatore, m. -flam-
mability, 8.: infiammabilità, f. -flam-
mable, ADI. : infiammabile, accendibile.
-flammableness inflammability .
-flammation, s.: infiammazione, f.
-flàmmatory, ADJ.: infiammatorio.
inflà-te, TR.: enfiare, gonfiare ; ispirare.
-ted, ADJ.: enfiato, gonfio; tronfio, tur-
gido. -tion, S.: enfiature, f.; gonfia-
mento, m.
infléc-t, TR.: inflettere, piegare; (gram.)
dare le desinenze a; coniugare. -tion,
s.: inflessione ; variazione; (mus.) modu-
lazione di voce, f.; (gram.) declinazione;
coniugazione, f. -tive, ADJ.: flessibile;
pieghevole. —
in-flexibility, S.: inflessibilità ; . perti-
nacia, ostinazione, f. -flèxible, ADI.:
inflessibile; inalterabile; ostinato. -fléxi-
bleness =inflexibility. -fléxibly, ADV.:
inflessibilmente ; ostinatamente. -fléx-
ion = inflection.
inflic-t, TR.: infliggere; condannare.
«ter, S.: punitore, condannatore, m.
-tign, s.: punimento, m., condannazione,
f. -tive, ADI.: stabilito in pena, con-
dannatorio.
in-flueneel, s.: influenza, f.; ascenden-
te, m., autorità, f. -fluencez, TR.: in-
fluire, causare. -fluent, ADJ.: infiuente.
-fluéntial, ADJ.: che influisce. -flux,
8.: influsso; affluenza, f.; sboccamento
(? un fiume), m.; infusione, f. -flixive,
ADI. : influente. -fluémza, S.: influenza
(malattia), f.
infold, TR.: involvere ; inviluppare.
infoliate, TR.: coprire di foglie.
inform, TR.: informare, dar notizia, inse-
gnare; notificare: — against one, accusa-
re alcuno; — one of, ragguagliare uno di.
-al, ADJ.: irregolare. -ality, s.: irre-
golarità, f. -amt, s.: che informa; de-
nunziatore, accusatore, m. -atiom, S.:
informazione ; instruzione, f. -ed, ADJ.:
istrutto: well —, dottrinato, erudito.
-er, S.: accusatore, delatore, m.
informidable}, ADJ.: non formidabile.
infor-mity, s.: informità, difformità,
bruttezza, f. -mous, ADJ.: informe, sfor-
mato.
infortunatet, ADJ.: infortunato, infelice.
infrac-t, TR.: infrangere, rompere.
-tion, s.: infrangimento; trasgredimen-
to,m. -tor, s.: trasgreditore.
infrangible, aDJ.: infrangibile.
infréquen-ee, -ey, 8.. infrequenza, ra-
rità, f. -t, ADJ.: infrequente, raro.
infring-e, TR.: trasgredire; violare.
-ement, s.: trasgressione, infrazione,
violazione, f. -er, S.: trasgreditore, vio-
latore, m. Ù
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infù-riate, ADJ.: arrabbiato, furioso.
-riate, TR.: render furioso.
infuscate, TR.: annerare; oscurare.
infù-se, TR.: infondare; ispirare. -sible,
ADJ.: infusibile. -siom, s.: infusione, f.,
infondimento, m. -sive, ADJ.: atto ad
essere infuso. -séria, S.: (zodél.) infu-
sori, m. pl.
ingàthering, s.: raccolta, f.
ingèmi-natel, ADI. : geminato, raddop-
piato. -mate2, TR.: geminare, raddop-
piare. -mation, s.: geminazione, f.,
raddoppiamento, m.; ripetizione, f.
ingéner-able, ADI.: ingenerabile.
(ed), ADJ.: ingenito, innato.
ingénious, ADI. : ingegnoso, inventivo.
-ly, ADV.: ingegnosamente, con ingegno.
-ness, S.: ingegno, genio, m.; acutez-
za, f.
in-genùity, S.: ingenuità, franchezza,
sincerità; destrezza, abilità, f.; genio, m.
-génuous, ADJ.: ingenuo, sincero, fran-
cò. -génuously, ADV.: ingenuamente;
francamente. -génuousness, S.: in-
genuità; sincerità, f., candore, m.
inglorious, ADJ.: inglorioso, disonore-
vole, disonorato. -ly, ADV.: disonorevol-
mente. -ness, S.: poca gloria; diso-
nesta, f.
ingot, 8.: verga (d’oro o d’ argento), f.
ingràft, TR.: innestare, inocchiare.
-ment, s.: innestamento, m.
îngraini, s.: sorta di tappeto, m.
grain2, TR.: tingere in lana.
ingrate(ful), ADJ.: ingrato; nauseoso ;
vile. -fulness, s.: ingratitudine, f.
ingratiate, INTR.: entrare in grazia, in-
graziarsi: — one’s self with, insinuarsi
nelle buone grazie di.
ingratitude, s.: ingratitudine, f.
ingràvidate, TR.: ingravidare.
ingrédient, s.: ingrediente, m.
in-gress, -grèssion, s.: ingresso, m.,
entrata, f.
inguinal, ADJ.: inguinale.
ingulf, TR.: inghiottire, ingoiare avida-
mente; divorare.
ingirgi-tate, INTR.: ingurgitare, divo-
rare. -tàtion, S.: ingorgamento, m.,
ghiottoneria, voracità, f.
inhab-ilej, ADI.: inabile, disadatto, in-
capace. -ilityt,S.: inabilità, f.
inhabit, TR.: abitare, dimorare; vivere.
-able, ADJ.: abitabile. -amee, s.: di-
moranza, f.; domicilio, m., residenza, f.
-ant, s.: abitante, abitatore, m. -ation,
s.: abitazione, dimora, f. -er, S.: abi-
tante, abitatore, m.
inhale, TR.: spirare, respirare.
inhar-ménic(al), -monious, ADJ.:
senza armonia, discordante.
inhér-e, INTR.: essere inerente.
inherence
-at-
in-
-enee,
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-eney, S.: inerenza, f. -ent, ADI.: ine-
rente; inseparable.
inherency
inhérit, TR.: ereditare. -able, ADJ.:
che si può ereditare, ereditario. -anee,
S.: eredità, f., ereditaggio, m. -or, S.:
erede, m.; ereda, f.
ereda, ereditiera, f.
inhésion, s.: inerenza, f.; attaccamen-
to, m.
inhib-it, TR.: inibire, proibire; vietare.
-ition, s.: inibizione, proibizione, f.
inhòspit-able, ADJ.: inospitale; duro.
-ably, ADV.: in modo inospitale. -able-
ness, -ality, 8.: inospitalità, f.
inhù-man, ADJ.: inumano, barbaro, cru-
dele. -manity, S.: inumanità, crudeltà,
f. -manly, ADV.: inumanamente, cru-
delmente.
inhù-mate, TR.: interrare, sotterrare,
seppellire. -mation, s.: sepoltura, f.
-me = inhumate.
inimaginable, ADJ.: inconcepibile.
inimical, ADJ.: inimichevole; ostile: be
— to, osteggiare.
in-imitability, S.: incapacità d’ imita-
zione, f. -imitable, ADJ.: inimitabile.
-imitably, ADV.: inimitabilmente.
iniqui-tous, ADI. : iniquitoso, iniquo, in-
giusto ; cattivo. -tousness, -ty, S.: ini-
quità ; ingiustizia, f.
ini-tial, ADJ.: iniziale; cominciante: —
letter, lettera maiuscola, f. -tiate, TR.:
iniziare; dare le prime lezioni; INTR.: ini-
ziarsi. -tiation, S.: iniziazione, f.; co-
minciamento, m. -tiatory, ADI.: inizia-
le, iniziativo. -tion, s.: inizio, m.
injéc-t, TR.: fare un'iniezione, schizzet-
tare. -tion, 8.: iniezione, f.
injudicious, ADI. : poco giudizioso. -ly,
ADV.. senza giudizio. -mess, S.: man-
canza di giudizio, mancanza di considera-
zione, f.
injunction, s.: comando, ordine, m.
in-jure, TR.: ingiuriare, far ingiuria or
torto a; offendere, nuocere (a): — a good
cause, nuocere ad una buona causa.
-jurer, s.: ingiuriatore, offenditore, m.
-jarious, ADJ.: ingiurioso, ingiusto, ol-
traggioso. -juriously, ADV.: ingiurio-
samente. -juriousness, S.: qualità in-
giuriosa, prontezza ad ingiuriare,f. -jury,
s.: ingiuria; offesa, f., oltraggio; dan-
no, m.
injùstiee, s.: ingiustizia: iniquità, f.,
torto, m.
ink1,s.: inchiostro, m.: daub with —,
schiccherare. ink2,TR.: imbrattare con
inchiostro. -blot,s.: sgorbio, m. -horn,
s.: calamaio, m.
inkle, s.: passamano stretto. -weaver,
S.: passamanaro, m.
inkling, S.: avviso; vento, sentore, m.
-ress, -rix, S.:
inoculator
ink-maker, s.: facitore d’ inchiostro, m,
-stand, s.: calamaio, m. -y, ADJ.: mac-
chiato d’ inchiostro; nero come inchiostro.
inlaid, ADI.: intarsiato: — work, tar-
sia, intarsiatura, f.
inland, ADJ.: interiore, interno; s.: in-
teriore d’ un paese, m. -er, 8.: abitante
dell’ interiore, m.
inlapidate, TR.: petrificare.
in-lay}, s.: intarsiatura, f., lavoro a tar-
sia, m. -layt, IRR.; TR.: intarsiare; va-
rieggiare.
inlet, s.: passaggio, m., entrata, f.
inlist, TR.: mettere in lista.
inlòck, TR.: rinchiudere, serrare.
inly, ADJ.: interiore, interno; ADV.: in-
teriormente, internamente.
inmate, S.: pigionale, m.
inmost, ADJ.: interiore; profondissimo;
recondito, segreto: — recess, limo.
inn1,s.: osteria, f., albergo, ostello; ta-
verna, f.: landlord, lady of an —, alber-
gatore, -trice; stop (put up) at an —,
smontare ad un albergo; keep an —, te-
nere osteria. inn2, TR.: albergare, al-
loggiare in un’ osteria.
innate, -d, ADJ.: innato, naturale. -ness,
S.: qualità innata, f.
innàvigable, ADJ.: non navigabile.
inner, ADJ.: interiore, interno; secreto.
-ly}, ADV.: interiormente. -most =
inmost.
inn-holder, -keeper, S.: oste, alber-
gatore, locandiere, m.
innocen-ee, -ey, S.: innocenza, f. -t,
ADJ.: innocente; puro; S.: innocente;
idiota, m. -tly, ADV.: innocentemente.
innòcuous, ADJ.: innocuo, non nocivo.
-ly, ADV.: innocuamente. -ness, S.:
qualità innocua; innocenza, f.
innòminate, ADJ.: innominato.
inno-vate, TR.: innovare, innovellare.
-vation, s. : innovazione ; novità, f. -va-
tor, S.: innovatore, m.
innòxious, ADJ.: che non nuoce, non no-
civo, innocente. -ly, ADV.: non nociva-
mente. -mess, S.: qualità innocente, f.
innuéndg, s.: avviso indiretto; sento-
re, m.
innimer-able, ADJ.: innumerabile.
-ableness, s.: quantità innumerabile,
infinità, f. -ably, ADV.: innumerabil-
mente. -ous = innumerable.
inobèdien-eet, s.: inobbedienza, f. t,
ADJ.: inobbediente.
inobsér-vable, ADJ.: inosservabile ; im-
percettibile. -vanee, s.: mancanza d’ ob-
bedienza, negligenza, f.
inédcu-late, TR.: inocchiare, inoculare,
innestare. -lation, s.: inoculazione, f.,
innesto, m. -lator, s.: inoculatore, in-
nestatore, m.
inodorous
inddorous, ADJ.: inodorabile, senza o-
dore.
inoffénsive, ADJ.: inoffensivo; innocen-
te. -ly, ADV.: innocentemente. -ness,
s.: innocenza, f.
inofficious, ADJ.: incivile, scortese.
-ness, S.: scortesia, f.
indpinate}, ADJ.: inopinato, improvviso,
subito. -ly}, ADV.: improvvisamente, su-
bitamente. a
inopportune, ADJ.: inopportuno, intem-
pestivo. -ly, ADV.: inopportunamente.
inòrdi-naey, S.: sregolatezza, f.; ecces-
so, m. -nate, ADJ.: inordinato, irrego-
lare. -nately, ADV.: inordinatamente.
-nateness, -natign, S.: inordinatez-
ta, f.
inorganical, ADJ.: senza organi.
inòsculate, INTR.: (anat.) combaciarsi,
esser congiunto.
inquest, s.: inchiesta, ricerca, f., ricer-
camento, m., investigazione, f.: coroner’s
—, inchiesta del ‘coroner.’
inquietude, s.: inquietudine; agitazio-
ne, f.
inqui-natej, TR.: imbrattare, contami-
nare, macchiare ; lordare. -nation, S.:
imbrattamente, contaminamento, m.; mac-
chia, f.
inqui-rable, ADJ.: che può essere ricer-
cato. -re, TR.: ricercare; esaminare;
INTR.: informarsi: — into, investigare;
— at Mr. Bs, s'indirizzarsi dal sig. B.
«rer, S.: inquisitore, ricercatore, m. -ry,
8.: inchiesta, ricerca; esaminazione, f.
in-quisition, s.: inquisizione; ricerca,
f. -quisitive, ADJ.: curioso, bramoso
di sapere; investigatore. -quisitively,
ADV.: con curiosità, curiosamente. -quis-
itiveness, S.: curiosità; ricerca, f.
-quisitor, S.: inquisitore, ricercatore;
giudice del santo ufficio, m.
inrail, TR.: chiudere con cancelli o balu-
stri
inroad, s.: incursione, invasione, f.
inréll, TR.: arrolare. -ment, 8.: arro-
lamento, registratamento, m.
insala-brious, ADJ.: insalubre, malsa-
no. -brity,s.: insalubrita, f.
insànable, ADJ.: insanabile, incurabile.
in-sàne, ADJ.: insano, pazzo, demente;
stolto. -simely, ADV.: insanamente, paz-
tamente. -s&mity, S.: insania, pazzia, f.
insa-tiable, ADJ.: insaziabile; smodera-
to. -tiableness, s.: insaziabilità, f.
-tiably, ADV.: insaziabilmente. -tiety,
8.: insazietà, insaziabilità, f.
insàturable, ADJ.: insaziabile.
in-seribe, TR.: iscrivere, porre iscrizio-
ne; indirizzare; (geom.) disegnare: — a
poem to, dedicare un poema a. -serip-
tion, s.: iscrizione; soprascritta, f
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in-serytability, s.: inscrutabilità, f.
-seritable, ADJ.: inscrutabile, investi-
gabile.
inscùlpj, TR.: scolpire, intagliare. -ture,
S.: scolpitura, f., intaglio, m.
inseam, TR.: cicatrizzare.
insect, S.: insetto, m. -ivorous, ADI.:
insettivoro. -powder, s.: polvere in-
setticida, f.
insecta-tion},s.: persecuzione, f. -tort,
S.: perseguitatore, persecutore, m.
insecù-re, ADJ.: non sicuro, rischioso,
pericoloso; incerto. -rity, S.: rischio,
pericolo, m.; incertezza, f.
insénsate, ADI. : insensato, stupido.
in-sensibility, s.: insensibilità; stupi-
dezza, f. -sénsible, ADJ.: insensibile;
impercettibile. -sènsibleness = in-
sensibility. -sènsibly, ADV.: insensi-
bilmente.
in-separability, s.: indivisibilità, f.
-séparable, ADJ.: inseparabile, indivisi-
bile. -séparableness = inseparability.
-séparably, ADv.. inseparabilmente.
in-s6rt, TR.: inserire, intercalare; aggiun-
gere; far l’ inserzione: — this advertise-
ment, fate l’ inserzione di questo annunzio.
-sértion, S.: inserzione, intercalazione, f.
inshìpi, TR.: imbarcare.
inshrine = enshrine.
inside, s.: interiore, interno, m., parte
interna, f., fondo, m.; ADI. : dell’ interiore,
dell’ interno: the — of an edifice, il di
dentro di un edifizio.
insid-iate}, TR.: insidiare. -ious, ADJ.:
insidioso. -iousmess, S.: insidia, f.
-iously, ADV.: insidiosamente, con in-
sidia.
insight, s.: inspezione; conoscenza inti-
ma, notizia, f.; indizio, m.
insignia, S. PL.: insegne, f. pl.
insignifican-ee, -ey, S.: cosa vana,
cosa inutile, f. -t, ADJ.: insignificante.
-tly, ADV.: in modo insignificante.
insin-eère, ADJ.: non sincero, falso, per-
fido; guasto, corrotto. -eérely, ADV.:
in modo poco sincero, dissimulatamente,
falsamente. -eérity, S.: mancanza di
sincerità, dissimulazione, falsità, f.
insi’newy, TR.: fortificare, corroborare.
insition
insin-uant, ADJ.: insinuante. -uate,
TR.: insinuare, intimare; introdurre;
INTR.: insinuarsi; introdursi. -aation,
s.: insinuazione, f.; introducimento, m.
-uative, ADJ.: insinuante.
insip-id, ADJ.: insipido, scipito, sciocco.
-idity, S.: insipidezza, f. -idly, ADV.:
insipidamente, scipitamente. -idness,
S.: insipidezza, f. -ienee, s.: insipienza,
sciocchezza, f.
insist, INTR.: insistere, persistere.
insition, s.. innestamento, m.
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insnar-e, TR.: inlacciare, accalappiare:
— one’s self, cader nel laccio, inlacciarsi ;
intrigarsi. -er, 8.: insidiatore, inganna-
tore, m.
insobriety, 8.: ubbriachezza, intempe-
ranza, f.
insociable, ADI.: insociabile, non compa-
gnevole; fastidioso. -ness, S.: umore poco
sociabile, m., disposizione insociabile, f.
inso-late, TR.: soleggiare, esporre al so-
le. -lation, s.: insolazione ; esposizione
al sole, f.
insolen-ee, -ey, S.: insolenza, arrogan-
za, f. -t, ADJ.: insolente, arrogante;
orgoglioso. -tly, ADV.: insolentemente,
arrogantemente, altieramente.
insolidity, s.: mancanza di solidità; de-
bolezza, f.
insòl-uble, ADJ.: insolubile, indissolu-
bile. -vable, ADJ.: (com.) insolvibile.
-veney, S.: incapacità di pagare, f.
-vent, ADJ.: che non può pagare.
insomich, CONJ.: di modo che, talmente
che.
imspéc-t, TR.: i(n)spezionare, vegliare;
osservare; esaminare. -tion, S.: ispe-
zione; cura, f.; visitamento, m -tor,
S.: ispettore, soprantendente; visitatore,
m.: (rail) — of the railway-station,
ispettore dell’atrio, ispettore della sta-
zione, m. -torship, S.: ispettorato, m.,
soprantendenza, f.
in-spirable, ADI.: inspirabile, spirabile ;
respirabile. -spiration, s.: inspirazio-
ne, spirazione, f. -spire, TR.: inspirare,
spirare, infondere: — with, infondere.
-spirer, S.: inspiratore, m. -spirit,
TR.: animare; incoraggiare.
inspis-sate, TR.: spessare, condensare.
-sation, S.: condensamento, spessire, m.
in-stability, s.: instabilità, incostanza,
mutabilità, f. -stable, ADJ.: instabile,
incostante; mutabile. -stableness =
instability.
in-stall, TR.: installare, stabilire, met-
tere in possesso. -stallation, s.: sta-
bilimento in possesso, m.; promozione, f.
-stAàlment, s.: installazione, promozio-
ne, f.; pagamento fisso, m., rata, f.
instan-eeI, s.: istanza, istanzia; solle-
citazione; prova, f., esempio, m.: for —,
per esempio; in several —s, a diversi
casi. -ce2, TR.: citare, addurre esempi,
produrre l’ autorità. -ey = instance. -t,
ADJ.: pressante, urgente, premuroso ; S.:
istante, momento; presente, m.: at this
very —, in questo punto. -taneous,
ADJ.: istantaneo, momentaneo. -tane-
ously, ADV.: istantaneamente. -tly,
ADV.: istantemente, in un istante, adesso.
instate, TR.: stabilire; investire, mettere
in possesso.
insnare
insurance
in-stguration, s.: ristorazione; rinno-
vazione, f. instgurator, s.: ristora-
tore, m.
instéad, ADV.: in (suo, etc.) luogo, in
vece. instead of, PREP.: in luogo di,
in vece di.
instéep, TR.: infondere; macerare.
instep, s.: collo del piede, m.
insti-gate, TR.: instigare, stimolare, in-
«citare, eccitare. -gation, 8.: instiga-
zione, f., incitamento, provocamento, m.
-gator, 8.: instigatore, incitatore, m.
instill, TR.: instillare, infondere. -ation,
S.: istillazione, infusione, f.
in-stinetI, s.: istinto, m.: by —, per
istinto. -stinet2, ADJ.: animato (with,
di), pieno. -stinetive, ADI.: fatto per
istinto; naturale. -stinetively, ADV.:
per istinto; naturalmente. _
insti-tute1, s.: instituto; precetto, m.
-tute2, TR.: instituire, stabilire; comin-
ciare; ordinare; formare. -tuation, s.:
instituzione, f.; stabilimento, m.; istru-
zione, f. -tutionary, ADJ.: elementa-
rio. -tutor, s.: istitutore; insegnatore;
fondatore, m.
instrùc-t, TR.: istruire, ammaestrare,
insegnare, informare. -ter = -tor.
-tion, s.: insegnamento, m.; dottrina, f.
-tive, ADJ.: istruttivo. -tor, S.: istrut-
tore, insegnatore, m.
instru-ment, s.: istrumento, strumento;
ordigno; (jur.) contratto, m. -méntal,
ADJ.: instrumentale; organico. -mén-
tally, ADV.: strumentalmente. -mén-
talness, s.: mezzo; espediente, m.
insubòrdi-nate, ADJ.: insubordinato.
-nation, s.: insubordinazione, disubbi-
dienza, f.
insùffera-ble, ADJ.: insoffribile, intolle-
rabile. -bly, ADV.: insoffribilmente.
insufficien-ee, -ey, S.: insufficienza;
incapacità, f. -t, ADJ.: insufficiente; in-
capace. -tly, ADV.: insufficientemente.
insu-lar(y), ADI.. isolano, d’ isola.
-lated, ADJ.: isolato, solitario. -later,
s.: isolatore, m.
insùlsej, ADJ.: insulso; sciocco, stupido.
in-sult 1, s.: insulto, m.; ingiuria, f.; ol-
traggio, m. -sùlt2, TR.: insultare; ol-
traggiare, bravare, beffeggiare. -sultà-
tion, s.: insulto, n. -sulter, s.: in-
sultatore, m. -sùltingly, ADV.: d’ una
maniera insultante, in modo oltraggioso.
in-saiperable, ADI. : insuperabile, invin-
cibile. -saperableness, s.: forza in-
superabile, f. -saperably, ADV.: in
maniera insuperabile, invincibilmente.
insupporta-ble, ADJ.: insopportabile.
-bly, ADV.: insopportabilmente. ;
insù-rable, ADJ.: che può esser assi-
curato. -rance, S.: assicurazione, assi-
insure
curanza, f.: — company, compagnia di
assicurazione ; life —, assicurazione sulla
vita; fire —, assicurazione contro gl’ in-
cendi. -re, TR.: assicurare, guarentire.
-rer, S.: assicuratore, m.
insurgent, S.: insurgente, ribello, m.
insurméuntab-le, ADJ.: insormontabi-
le. -ly, ADV.: insuperabilmente.
insurréction, s.: insurrezione, sedizio-
ne, sollevazione, rivolta, f. -al, -ary,
ADI. : sedizioso, ribellante.
intactible, ADJ.: intangibile, intoccabile.
intàglio, s.: intaglio, m., scultura, f.
intangible, ADJ.: intangibile.
intastable, ADJ.: senza gusto, insipido
in-teger, S.: integrità, totalità, f. -te-
gral, ADJ.: integrale, intero, compiuto;
s.: integrale, m. -tegrant, ADJ.: inte-
grante, integrate. -tégrity, S.. inte-
grità, totalità; probità, onestà, f.
intégument, s.: integumento, m.;
te, f.
intel-lect, s.: intelletto, m.; intelligen-
za,f. -léction, s.: intelligenza, f.; in-
tendimento, m. -léetive, ADI.: intellet-
tivo. -léctual, ADJ.: intellettuale; in-
gegnoso
intélli-genee, -geney, S.: intelligen-
za, intelligenzia; novella, f., avviso, m.;
corrispondenza, f.: foreign —, notizie
estere; latest —, ultimi avvisi; — office,
agenzia d’impieghi; ufficio d’avvisi; give
—, avvertire, avvisare. -geneer, S.:
novellista, gazzettiere, m.;° gazzetta, f.
-gent, ADJ.: intelligente; penetrativo;
erudito. -gémtial, ADJ.: intellettuale,
spirituale; “perspicace. -gibility, s.:
intelligibilità; perspicacità, f. -gible,
ADJ.: intelligibile, concepibile; chiaro.
-gibleness = intelligibility. -gibly,
ADV.: intelligibilmente.
intèmeratej, ADJ.: intemerato, inconta-
minato.
intémper-ament, s.: complessione cat-
tiva, f. -ance, s.: intemperanza, f.; di-
sordine, eccesso, m. -ate, ADJ.: intempe-
rato, moderato. -ately, ADV.: intempe-
ratamente. -ateness, -ature, S.. in-
temperanza; intemperatura; intemperie,
f.; eccesso, m.
intempéstive, ADJ.: intempestivo, fuor
di tempo. -ly, ADV. : intempestivamente.
inténd, TR.: intendere, avere intenzione,
avere in pensiero, proporsi; disegnare.
inténdan-ey, s.: sovrintendenza; pode-
steria, f. -t, S.: intendente; governato-
re, m.
inténd-ed, ADJ.: disegnato, progettato,
proposto: your —, il vostro pretendente,
il vostro promesso sposo, m.; la vostra
promessa sposa, f. -menti, s.: intento,
disegno, m.
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inténer-ate, TR.: intenerire; ammollire.
-ation, S.: tenerezza; compassione, f.
intèn-se, ADJ.: intenso; veemente, ec-
cessivo. -sely, ADV.: intensamente;
veementemente. -seness, -sion, 8.: in-
tensione; energia; violenza, f. -sity,
S.: eccesso; ardore, m. -sive, ADJ.: in-
tensivo, intento; eccessivo. -sively,
ADV.: intensivamente ; eccessivamente.
intèn-t, ADI.: intento, attento, assiduo ; S.:
intento, disegno, proponimento, m.: be —,
affissarsi; with the — to, col disegno di;
to all —s and purposes, in tutte le manio-
re, in ogni qualunque modo, del tutto, af-
interdiction
fatto. -tion, s.: intento; disegno; pro-
ponimento, m. -tignal, ADI. : intenzio-
nale. -tionally, ADV.: intenzional-
mente, con intenzione, a posta. -tigned,
ADI. : intenzionato. -tive, ADJ.: inten-
tivo, attento, fisso. -tively, -tly, ADV.:
intentivamente ; con attenzione. -tness,
S.: applicazione, attenzione; preoccupa-
zione, f.
intér, TR.: sotterare, seppellire.
intèrca-lar, -lary, ADJ.: intercalare.
“late, TR.: intercalare, inserire. -la-
tion, s.: intercalazione, f.
intereé-de, TR.: intercedere; essere
mediatore. -der, S.: interceditore, in-
tercessore, m. -ding,S.: intercessione, f.
intereép-t, TR.: intercettare; arresta-
re. -tion, s.: intercezione, f.; ostacolo,
impedimento, m.; ostruzione, f.
inter-eéssion, s.: intercessione, media-
zione, f. -€eéssor, S.: intercessore, me-
diatore, m.
inter-change1,s.: cambio, barattamen-
to, m. -changez, TR.: cambiare, can-
giare, permutaré. -changeable, ADI..
scambievole; mutuo. -changeable-
ness, S.: scambievolezza; permutazione,
f. -changeably, ADV.: scambievol-
mente, vicendevolmente. -changement,
s.: cambio, barattamento, m. ~
intereipient, ADJ.: intercettante; S.:
intercezione, f.
intereision, s.: intercisione, f.; inter-
rompimento, m.
inter-clade, INTR.: interchiudere; im-
pedire. -clusion, s.: ostruzione; inter-
ruzione, f.; impedimento, ostacolo, m.
intercomminity, S.: comunicazione
mutua, f.
intercéstal, ADJ.: intercostale.
intercourse, S.: commercio, m.;
municazione, corrispondenza, f.
intercùrren-ee, S.: passaggio per mez-
zo, m. -t, ADJ.: corrente per mezzo.
inter-dict, s.: interdetto, m.; proibizio-
ne, f. -dict, TR.: interdire, proibire;
vietare. -dictton, s.: interdizione ; proi-
bizione, f.
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interest, s.: interesse; vantaggio; po-
tere, credito, m.; pretendenza, f., diritto,
m.: take an — în, prendersi interesse
per; put out on —, mettere a guadagni;
compound —, interesse sopra interesse ;
make an — with one, guadagnare alcuno.
interest2, TR.: interessare; impaccia-
re: — one’s self in, mescolarsi in, pren-
dersi interesse per (cura di); be —ed in,
pigliar parte a. -ing, ADJ.: interessan-
te, importante.
interfer-e, INTR.: interporsi; tramet-
tersi; ripugnare, esser opposto. -enee,
s.: interponimento ; intervenimento, m.
intérfluent, ADJ.: scorrente in mezzo.
interim, s.: interim; intervallo; inter-
stizio, m.: în the —, in questo mentre.
interior, ADJ.: interiore, interno, inti-
mo.
interjaeent, ADJ.: giacente nel mezzo;
interposto.
interjéction, s.: interiezione, f.
interjòin, INTR.: aggiungersi, unirsi.
interknowledge, S.: conoscenza mu-
tua, f. :
interlaee, TR.: intrecciare, intralciare,
avvolgere, frammettere.
interlapse, s.: intervallo, interstizio, m.
interlard, TR.: lardellare, lardare ; inter-
polare.
interléave, TR.: interfogliare.
inter-linear, ADJ.: interlineare. -line-
ation, -lining, s.: scritto interlinea-
re, m.
interlink, TR.: concatenare, collegare.
inter-locùtign, s.: interlocuzione, f.;
interest
dialogo, m. -lécutor, s.: interlocuto-
re; dialogista, m. -locutory, ADJ.: in-
terlocutorio.
interlop-e, TR.: intromettersi, ingerir-
si; far contrabbandi. -er, s.: che s’in-
tromette; contrabbandiere, m.
interlade, s.: intermedio, intermezzo,
m.; farsa, f.
interla-nar, -nary, ADJ.: (astr.) inter-
lunare.
intermarriage, s.: intermatrimonio, m.
intermàrry, INTR.: intermaritarsi.
interméddl-e, TR.: intramettersi, inge-
rirsi. -er, S.: interpositore; mezzano, m.
intermé-diaey, s.: interponimento ; in-
tervenimento, intervento, m. -dial,
«diate, ADJ.: intermedio, di mezzo. -di-
ately, ADV.: in modo intermedio. -di-
ation, s.: intervenimento, m. -dium,
s.: intervallo, m., distanza, f.
intérment, s.: sotterramento, seppelli-
mento, m.
intérmi-nable, -nate, ADJ.: intermina-
bile, immenso. -mation, s.: minaccia,f.
intermingle, (IN)TR.: frammischiare,
mescolare.
interstice
inter-mission, S.: intermissione, f.; in-
terrompimento; riposo, m.: without —,
di continuo, incessantemente. -missive,
ADJ.: intermittente. -mit, TR.: discon-
tinuare, tralasciare ; cessare. -mittent,
ADJ.: intermittente.
intermix, TR.: frammischiare, mescola-
re; INTR.: mescolarsi. -ture, S.: me-
scuglio, m., mescolanza, f.
intern, -al, ADJ.: interno, interiore, in-
trinsico; intimo. -ally, ADV.: interna-
mente, di dentro.
international, ADJ.: internazionale.
internéeine, ADI. : micidiale.
interpellation, 8.: interpellazione, f.
interpléad, TR.: discutere.
intérpo-late, TR.: interpolare, inserire;
aggiungere; falsificare. -lation, s.:
inserzione; alterazione, falsificazione, f.
-lator, s.: che altera una scrittura, fal-
sificatore, m.
interpo-sal, s.: interponimento, m., in-
tervenzione, f., intervento, m. -se, TR.:
interporre; intramettere; INTR.: inter-
porsi ; tramettersi; intrigarsi. -ser,s.:
interpositore, mediatore. -sitign, s.:
interposizione, f.
intérpret, TR.: interpretare; spiegare,
esporre. -able, ADJ.: che si può spie-
gare. -ation, S.: interpretazione, f.
-ative, ADJ.: interpretativo. -ative-
ly, ADV.: per interpretazione, per manie-
ra d’interpretazione. -er,S.: interprete,
espositore, m.
interpunction, s.: interpunzione, f.
inter-régnum, -réign, S.: interre-
gno, m.
intér-rogate, TR.: interrogare, ricer-
care, esaminare. -rogation, S.: inter-
rogazione, dimanda, f.: — poînt, punto
interrogativo, m. -rògative, ADI.: inter-
rogativo; S.: (gram.) pronome interroga-
tivo, m. -rògatively, ADV.: interroga
tivamente. -rogator, s.: interrogatore,
dimandatore, n. -rògatory, ADJ.: inter-
rogatorio.
interrùp-t, TR.: interrompere; cessare.
-tedly, ADV.: interrottamente. -ter, S.:
interruttore, m. -tign, s.: interruzione,
f., interrompimento, m.; cessazione, f.
interscribe, TR.: interlineare.
intersèc-t, TR.: intersecare; incrocic-
chiare; INTR.: intersecarsi. -timg, PART.;
S.: intersecante: — each other, interse-
cantisi fra loro. -tion, S.: intersezio-
ne, intersecazione ; divisione, f.
intershéck, s.: urto, m.
interspaee, s.: intervallo, m.
interspér-se, TR.: spargere qua e là.
-sion, S.: spargimento, m.
intérstiee, S.: interstizio; spazio, m.,
distanza, f.
intertexture
intertéxture, s.: intrecciatura, f., in-
trecciamento, m.
inter-twine, -twist, TR.: intrecciare,
aggraticciare.
interval, s.: intervallo; insterstizio, m.
inter-véne, INTR.: intervenire; avveni-
re, accadere. -venient, ADJ.: interce-
dente, occorrente. -vémtion, s.: abboc-
camento, intervento ; interponimento, m.
intervért, TR.: stravolgere, sconvolge-
re; disordinare.
Ynterview!, s.: intervista; conversazio-
ne, conferenza, f., congresso, m. inter-
view 2, TR.: avere una intervista con.
intervolve, TR.: involgere, ravvolgere,
inviluppare.
inter-wéave, IRR.; TR.: intrecciare, in-
tessere. -w6ven, PART.: intrecciato.
intés-table, ADJ.: intestabile. -tate,
ADJ.: intestato; senza testamento.
intés-timal, ADJ.: intestinale, degl’ in-
testini. -tine, ADJ.: intestino, interno.
-tines, S. PL.: intestini, m. pl.; interiora,
Spl.
inthrall, TR.: sottomettere, render schia-
vo, soggettare. -ment, S.: servitù,
schiavitù; soggezione, f.
inthrone = enthrone, ecc.
inti-maey, S.: intima, unione, intrinsi-
chezza, affratellanza, f. -matei, ADJ.:
intimo, intrinseco, familiare; S.: amico
intimo, m. -matez, TR.: intimare; fare
intendere, far sapere. -mately, ADV.:
intimamente. -mation, S.: intimazio-
ne; notizia, f.; sentore, vento, m.
intimet, ADJ.: intimo, intrinseco, interno.
intimi-date, TR.: intimorire, spaventa-
re, impaurire. -dation, S.: spaventa-
mento; timore, m.
intire = entire, ecc.
into, PREP.: in; tra: — (the), nel (nello,
nella; nell’; nei, ne’, negli, nelle).
intòler-able, ADJ.: intollerabile; insof-
fribile. -ableness, s.: intollerabilita, f.
-ably, ADv.: intollerabilmente. -anee,
8.: intolleranza; impazienza, f. -ant,
ADI. : intollerante ; impaziente.
intémb, TR.: mettere in una tomba, sot-
terrare, seppellire.
in-tonation, s.: intonazione, f. -tone,
INTR. : dar il tuono, intonare.
intért, TR.: torcere, attorcigliare, avvol-
gere; intrecciare.
intéxi-cant, s.: bevanda che ubbriaca,
f. -cate, TR.: ubbriaccare, innebbriare.
-cated, ADJ.: ubbricato, ebbro: get —,
ubbriacarsi. -catiom, s.: ubbriachezza,
ebbrezza, f.
in-tractability, s.: qualità intrattabile ;
ostinazione, f. -tràctable, ADJ.: in-
trattabile; ostinato. -tràctableness,
8.: umore intrattabile, m., ostinazione,
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-tràctably,
intrust
caparbietà; perversità, f.
ADV.: in modo intrattabile.
intranquillity, s.: inquietudine, ansie-
tà, perturbazione, f.
intrànsient, ADJ.: permanente.
intransitive, ADJ.: (gram.) intransitivo.
intransmutable, ADJ.: che non può
trasmutarsi, immutabile.
intréasurej, TR.: accumulare tesoro, am-
massare,
intrénch, TR.:
-ment, s.:
trincea, f.
intré-pid, ADI. : intrepido, bravo, corag-
gioso. -pidity, S.: intrepidezza, f.; co-
raggio, m. -pidly, ADV.: intrepidamen-
te, con intrepidezza.
intri-caey, S.: intrigo; imbarazzo, m.,
difficoltà, perplessità, f. -cate, ADJ.: in-
trigato; imbarazzato, perplesso. -cate,
TR.: intricare; imbrogliare. -cately,
ADV.: intrigatamente, perplessamente.
-cateness, S.: imbarazzo, m., perplessi-
tà; oscurità, f.
intrî-gue I, s.: intrigo; intreccio, ma-
neggio, m., pratica, f. -gue2, INTR.:
fare intrighi, intrigarsi. -guer, s.: in-
trigante, imbroglione, m. -guimg, ADJ.:
intrigante, impacciante. -guingly, ADV.:
intrigatamente, con impaccio.
intrinsic(al), ADJ.: intrinseco, interno.
-ally, ADV.: intrinsecamente, interior-
mente.
intro-diiee, TR.: introdurre; mettere in
uso; fare entrare, presentare: I will
— you to her, ve ne farò fare la cono-
scenza; vi presenterd in casa di lei; he
was —d by B., egli fu introdotto (pre-
sentato) da B. -dueer, s.: introdut-
tore, m. -duùction, s.: introduzione, f.:
letter of —, lettera di raccomandazione, f.
-ductive, -dictory, ADV.: introdut-
tivo, introduttorio : be — to, servire d’ in-
troduzione a.
introgréssion, S.:
so, m.
introit, s.: introito, m.
intro-mission, S.: intromessione, f.
-mit, TR.: intromettere, introdurre, am-
mettere.
introspéc-t, TR.: esaminare addentro;
esplorare, penetrare. -tion, s.: esami-
namento interno, m.
introvért, TR.: introvertere.
intrù-de, INTR.: intrudere, intromettersi.
introdursi : — upon, importunare, stur-
bare. -der, S.: impacciatore; intruso;
usurpatore, m. -sion, S.: intrusione;
usurpazione, f. -sive, ADJ.: che 3s’ in-
trude, importuno.
intrùst, TR.: fidare, affidare; depositare,
commettere.
trincierare; usurpare.
(mil.) trincieramento, m.,
entrata, f.; ingres-
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in-tuition, s.: intuizione, f. -tiitive,
ADJ.: intuitivo. -tuitively, ADV.: in-
tuitivamente.
intuméseen-ee, -ey, S.: intumescenza,
f., gonfiamento, m.
inturgéseenee, S.: turgenza, f., gonfia-
mento, m.
intwine, TR.. intrecciare, attorcigliare,
intessere.
inimbrate, TR.:
giare.
inùnction, s.: ungimento, m., unzione, f.
intn-date, TR.: inondare. -dation, S.:
inondazione, f.; diluvio, m.
inure, TR.: accostumare, assuefare, av-
vezzare. -ment, S.: abitudine, f., abito;
uso, costume, m.
inùrn, TR.: metter nell’ urna, seppellire,
inù-tile{, ADJ.: inutile, vano. -tility,
s.: inutilità, f.
inùtterable, ADJ.: inesprimibile, indici-
intuition
adombrare, ombreg-
bile.
inva-de, TR.: invadere, assaltare; usur-
pare; violentare. -der; s.: invasore,
assalitore ; usurpatore, m.
inval-id, ADJ.: invalido, infermo, debole;
S.: invalido, m.: be an —, essere invalido
(ammalato). -idate, TR.: invalidare, fare
invalido. -idity, s.: invalidità; debo-
lezza, f. -uable, ADJ.: inestimabile, im-
prezzabile.
invariabl-e, ADJ.: invariabile, immuta-
bile. -eness, S.: invariabilità, immuta-
zione, permanenza, f. -y, ADV.: invaria-
bilmente.
inva-sion, S.: invasione, incursione; usur-
pazione, f. -sive, ADJ.: d’invasione;
d’ usurpazione.
invéctive, ADJ.: invettivo, abusivo; sa-
tirico; S.: invettiva; bravata, f. -ly,
ADV.: invettivamente ; satiricamente.
invéigh, INTR.: censurare, rimproverare,
biasimare ; ingiurare, calunniare. -er,s.:
biasimatore, m.
invéigl-e, TR.: attrarre, allettare, indur-
re; ingannare. -er, S.: allettatore; in-
gannatore, m.
invén-t, TR.: inventare; imaginare; mac-
chinare. -ter, S.: inventore; autore;
macchinatore, m. -tion, s.: invenzione;
finzione, furberia, f., inganno, m. -tive,
ADJ.: inventivo, ingegnoso. -tor = in-
venter. inven-tory, 8.: inventario, m.
-tress, S.: inventrice; autrice, f.
invér-se, ADJ.: inverso, trasposto. -sion,
s.: inversione, trasposizione, f. -t, TR.:
invertere, trasporre ; rivoltare, arrove-
sciare. -tedly, ADV.: inversamente, in
ordine inverso. -tebrate, ADJ.: inverte-
brato.
invést, TR.: investire; rivestire, instal-
lare; collocare: — with, investire (rive-
invulnerableness
stire) di; — a place, (mil.) investire (as-
sediare) una piazza; — a sum of money,
collocare una somma di dinaro.
invésti-gable, ADJ.: investigabile, che
può essere scoprito. -gate, TR.: investi
gare, diligentemente cercare; esaminare.
-gation, S.: investigazione; ricerca, f.
-gator, S.: investigatore, m.
invést-iture, s.: investitura, f. -ment,
s.: l'atto dell investire; investimento;
vestimento, abito, m.; (mil.) V investire;
(com.) il collocare (mettere): make an —
in the funds, collocare una somma nei
fondi pubblici.
invéter-aey, s.: continuazione invetera-
ta, f. -atel, ADJ.: inveterato, invecchia-
to. -ate2, TR.: inveterare, invecchiare;
INTR.: indurarsi. -ateness, 8.: abitu-
dine inveterata, f.
invidious, ADI. : invidio, invidioso. -ly,
ADV.: invidiosamente, con invidia; mali-
gnamente. -mess, S.: invidia; maligni
tà, f.
invigor-ate, TR.: invigorire; inanimire.
e S.: rinvigorimento; vigore, for-
za,
in-vineibility, s.: qualità invincibile,
invincibilità, f. -vineible, aDJ.: invin-
cibile; insuperabile. -vineibleness =
invincibility. -vineibly, ADV.: invin-
cibilmente.
in-violability, s.: inviolabilità, f. -vio-
lable, ADJ.: inviolabile. -violable-
ness = inviolability. -violably, ADV.:
inviolabilmente. -violate, ADJ.: invio-
lato, non corrotto.
in-visibility, s.: invisibilita, f. -wis-
ible, ADJ.: invisibile; impercettibile.
-visibleness = invisibility. -visibly,
ADV.: invisibilmente.
in-vitation, s.: invitamento, invito, m.:
decline an —, ricusare un invito. -vita-
tory, ADJ.: invitante. -vite, TR.: invi-
tare; incitare. -viter, S.: invitatore,
m. -viting, ADJ.: invitante; attratti-
vo; S.: invitamento, m. -vitingly,
ADV.: in modo allettativo, con occhio at-
trattivo.
invo-eate, TR.: invocare;
-cation, s.: invocazione, f.
invoiee, s.: polizza di carico, fattura, f.;
TR.: fare una fattura.
invoke, TR.: invocare.
invòlun-tarily, ADV.: involontariamen-
te. -tary, ADJ.: involontario, sforzato.
in-volation, s.: involuzione, f., involvi-
mento, m. -vélve, TR.: involgere, invi-
luppare, avviluppare; impacciare, imbri-
gare.
in-vulnerability, s.: invulnerabilità, f.
-vilnerable, ADI.: invulnerabile. -vùl-
nerableness = invulnerability.
supplicare.
inwall
inwall, TR.: cingere con muro.
inward, ADJ.: interno, interiore ; intimo.
-ly, ADV.: interiormente, internamente,
addentro. -mess, S.: intima unione, in-
trinsichezza, familiarità, f. -s1, ADV.:
interiormente, al di dentro. -s2, S. PL.:
interiora, viscere, f. pl.
inwéave, IRR.; TR.:
sere.
inwrap, TR.: involgere, inviluppare ; im-
brogliare.
inwréathe, IRR.; TR.: cingere, circon-
dare; inghirlandare.
inwrought rat, ADJ.: ornato con lavori.
iodine, S.: iodio, m.
idta, s.: iota, f.
ipecacuànha, S.: (phar.) ipecaquana, f.
ir-aseibility, S.: irascibilità, f. -as-
eible, ADJ.: irascibile, collerico, stizzoso.
ire, S.: ira, collera, stizza, f. -ful, ADJ.:
irato, adirato, stizzoso. -fully, ADV.:
iratamente, con ira, collericamente.
iris, S.: iri, iride, f.; arcobaleno, m. iri-
déseent, ADJ.: tinto come ! arcobaleno.
Irish, ADJ. or s.: irlandese, m.,f. -man,
s.: irlandese.
irk, TR.: dispiacere; rincrescere. -some,
ADJ.: tedioso, noioso, increscevole, affan-
noso. -spmely, ADV.: increscevolmente,
con tedio. -sgmeness, S.: rincresci-
mento; tedio, m., noia, f.
iron! turn, s.: ferro, m.; S.: catene, f.
pl; ceppi, m. pl. iron2, ADI.: di ferro;
(fig.) severo, rigido: old —, ferri vecchi,
m.pl.; sferre, f. pl. iron3, TR.: ripas-
sare con ferro caldo, appianare, lisciare ;
catenare. -clad, ADJ.: corazzato; S.:
(nav.) corazzata, f.
irònical, ADJ.: ironico.
nicamente, con ironia.
iron-mill, s.: ferriera, f -mine, S.:
miniera di ferro, f. -monger, 8.: fer-
raio, fabbro ferraio, m. -railroad, s.:
strada ferrata, f. -tool, s.: strumento
di ferro, m. -ware, S.: mercanziuole
di ferro, f. p.. -wire, s.: filo di ferro,
ferro filato, m. «wood, s.: legno duro
come il ferro, m. =work, s.: ferri, m.
pl., ferratura, f.; s.: ferriera, f. -wort,
S.: siderite, f.
irony I, s.: ironia; derisione, f.
irony 2, ADJ.: ferrigno, ferruginoso. ‘
irradi-anee, -aney, S.: irradiazione, f.,
splendore; lustro, m. -ate, TR.: irradia-
re, raggiare, scintillare, brillare. -ation,
8.: irradiazione, f.
irràtion-al, ADI. : irrazionale, irragione-
vole. -àlity,s.: irrazionalità, f. -ally,
ADV.: irragionevolmente.
irreclaimabl-e, ADJ.: che non può rifor-
marsi, irreparabile, incorrigibile. -y,
ADV.: irreparabilmente. +
intrecciare, intes-
-ly, ADV.: iro-
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irrecon-eilable, ADJ.: irreconciliabile,
implacabile. -eilably, ADV.: irrecon-
ciliabilmente. -eilement, -eiliàtion,
S.: incompatibilità, f.; rancore, m.
irrecévera-ble, ADJ.: irrecuperabile;
irreparabile. -bly, ADV.: irreparabil-
mente.
irredueible, ADJ.: irreduttibile.
ir-refragability, s.: irrefragabilità, f.
-réfragable, aDJ.: irrefragabile. -réf-
ragableness = irrefragability. -réf.
ragably, ADV.: in modo irrefragabile.
irrefutable, ADI. : incontestabile.
irrégu-lar, ADI.: irregolare, sregolato.
-làrity, s.: irregolarità, sregolatezza, f.
-larly, ADV.: irregolarmente. -latef,
TR.: render irregolare, disordinare, con-
fondere.
irrélative, ADI. : disunito, disgiunto, non
connesso. -ly, ADV.: disgiuntamente.
irrélevant, ADJ.: irrilevante.
irrelîevable, aDJ.: irremediabile.
irreligion, s.: irreligione, empieta, f.
-gious, ADJ.: irreligioso, empio. -gious-
ly, ADV.: irreligiosamente. -giousness
= irreligion. °
irrémeable}, ADJ.: senza ritorno.
irremé-diable, ADJ.: irremediabile, in-
curabile. -diably, ADV.: irremediabil-
mente. :
irremissi-ble, ADJ.: irremissibile, im-
irrespectively
perdonabile. -bleness, s.: atto irre-
missibile, m. -bly, ADV.: irremissibil-
mente.
irremévable, ADJ.: immutabile; co-
stante.
irremunerable, ADJ.: irremunerabile.
irrenéwned, ADJ.: senza onore.
irrépara-ble, ADJ.: irreparabile, senza
riparo. -bly, ADV.: irreparabilmente.
irreprehén-sible, aDJ.: irreprensibile.
-sibly, ADV.: irreprensibilmente.
irreproacha-ble, ADJ.: irreprobabile ;
integro, innocente. -bleness, S.: inte-
grità; innocenza, f. -bly, ADV.: irre-
probabilmente.
irrepròvable, ADJ.: irreprensibile.
irre-sistibility, s.: irresistibilita, po-
tenza irresistibile, f. -sistible, ADJ.:
irresistibile. -sistibleness = irresis-
tibility. -sistibly, ADV.: irresistibil-
mente.
irrésoluble, ADJ.: indissolubile, insolu-
bile.
irréso-lute, ADJ.: irresoluto, dubbioso,
incerto. -lutely, ADv.: dubbiosamente.
-lation, s.: irresoluzione ; incertezza, f.
irresòlvedly, ADV.: senza determina-
zione.
irrespéctive, ADI. : indipendente : — of,
senza badare a. -ly, ADv.: assoluta-
mente.
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irrespònsible, ADJ.: non risponsabile,
inescusabile.
irretrieva-ble, ADI.: irreparabile. -ble-
ness, S.: irreparibilità, irremediabilità.
-bly, ADV.: irreparabilmente.
irrèveren-ee, s.: irreverenza, irrive-
renza, f. -t, ADJ.: irreverente, senza re-
verenza. -tly, ADV.: irreverentemente.
irrevérsi-ble, ADJ.: irretrattabile; ir-
revocabile. -bly, ADV.: da non retrat-
tarsi, immutabilmente.
irre-vocability, S.: irrevocabilità, f.
-vécable, ADJ.: irrevocabile, immutabi-
le. -vocableness = irrevocability. -w6-
cably, ADv.: irrevocabilmente.
ir-rigate, TR.: irrigare, innaffiare, ba-
gnare. -rigation, S.: irrigamento, ba-
gnamento, m. -riguousj, ADJ.: irriguo,
irrigato, innaffiato.
irrision, S.: irrisione, derisione, f.
irritability, s.: irritabilità, f.
irri-table, ADJ.: irritabile ; irascibile, ira-
condo. -tant, ADJ.: irritante, m. -tate,
TR.: irritare, adizzare, provocare. -tation,
S.: irritazione, f., irritamento, m. -tative,
-tatory, ADJ.: irritativo, irritante.
irruption, s.: irruzione, incursione, f.
ischury, S.: iscuria, dissuria, f.
isicle} = icicle.
isinglass, s.: colla di pesce, f.
is-land, s.: isola, f. -lander, s.: abita-
tore d’isola; isolano, m. -le, S.: isola;
nave (di chiesa), f. -let, S.: isoletta, f.
isòchro-nal, -nous, ADI. : isocrono.
isolated, ADJ.: isolato, separato.
isdseeles, ADI. : isoscele.
issue, s.: uscita, f., esito; evento; ter-
mine, fine; successo, m.; progenie, prole,
f.; cauterio, m., fontanella, f. issuez,
TR.: promulgare, pubblicare ; mandare, co-
mandare; INTR.: uscire; provenire, ema-
nare, discendere. -less, ADJ.: senza prole.
isthmus, S.: istmo, m.
it, PRON.: il, lo, la; egli, esso.
Ità-lian, ADJ., s.: italiano, lingua italiana,
f.; italiano, m. -lie, ADI.. italico; S.:
(typ.) carattere corsivo, m. -licize, TR.:
stampare in carattere corsivo.
itch!,s.: rogna, sabbia, f.; prurito, m.,
prurigine, f., pizzicore, m. iteh2, INTR.:
pizzicare; aver la voglia di. -img, S.:
prurito, pizzicore, m. -y, ADJ.: rognoso,
scabbioso, pruriginoso.
item, ADV.: di più, inoltre, parimente.
item2, s.: articolo; avviso; cenno, m.
iter-ate, TR.: iterare, ripetere. -Ation,
s.: iterazione; ripetizione, f. -ative,
ADJ.: iterante.
itiner-ant, ADJ.: ambulante; errante.
-ary, S.: itinerario, m.
it-s, PRON.: suo, sua, suoi, sue.
PRON.: sé stesso.
irresponsible
-sélf,
jamb
ivied, ADJ.: coperto d’ edera (@ ellero).
ivory, 8.: avorio, m.
ivy, 8.: edera, ellera, f.
-mantled,
ADJ.: coperto d’ edera.
J
j ja (the letter), s.: j, ilungo, m.
jabber!, s.: ciarla, ciarleria, f., cicala-
mento, m. jabber2, INTR.: cicalare,
borbottare. -er, s.: borbottone, cica-
lone, m. -ing, 8.: ciarla, ciancia, f.
jaeent, ADJ.: giacente; disteso.
jaeinth, s.: giacinto, m.
jack, s.: girarrosto, menarrosto; grillo,
m.; brocca, f., otro, otre; cavalleto; sal-
terello; cavastivali; giaco; luccio; ber-
saglio; maschio (d’ alcuni animali); gian-
notto, m.; (nav.) bandiera di prua, f.: —
tar, mozzo marinaio; be — of all sides,
voltarsi ad ogni bandiera; be — of all
trades, fare ogni mestiere.
jackal, s.: sciacallo, m.
jack-a-lent, s.: sempliciotto, m. eae
dandy, s.: ciondolone, balordo, m. -an-
apes, S.: scimia, f.; sciocco, babbuino,
M. -ass, S.: asino; goffone, m. =boots,
S. PL.: stivali grossi, m. pl. -daw, 8.:
cornacchia, gracchia, f.
jacket, s.: giacchetto, saione, m., casac-
ca, f.
jàck-pudding, s.: buffone, zanni, m.
-sprat, s.: scioccherello, m.
Jàco-bin, s.: domenicano, m. -bine,
S.: piccione con un ciuffo sul capo, m.
-bites, s. PL.: giacobite, m. pl.
jàc-taney, s.: iattanza, ostentazione, f.
-(ti)tation, s.: agitazione, inquietudine,
impazienza, f.
-latory,
jacu-late, TR.:
ADJ.: iaculatorio.
jad-el, s.: rozza, carogna: sgualdrina, don-
naccia, f. -e2, TR.: allassare, affaticare,
straccare, stancare ; infastidire, annoiare;
INTR.: stancarsi; tediarsi. -ish, ADI.:
vizioso, cattivo ; licenzioso, impudico.
jagi, s.: dentello, m., tacca, intaccatura,
f. ja&z, TR.: intaccare. -gedness, S.:
dentello; intagliamento, m.
jaguar, s.: giaguaro, m., onza, f.
jaggy, ADI. : dentellato, intaccato.
jail, s.: prigione, f., carcere, m. bird,
s.: che è stato in prigione, uccello di pri-
gione, prigioniere, m.
jakes, s.: privato, cesso, m.
jalap, s.: gialapa, f.
jam I, s.: conserva, confettura, f. jam,
TR.: serrare insieme; (nav.) legare, pun-
tellare.
jamb, s.: imposta, f., stipite, m.
scagliare.
jangle
jan-gle, INTR.: contendere, disputare,
contrastare; rissare. -gler, S.: conten-
ditore, garritore, m. -gling,s.: contesa,
disputa, f.
anitor, S.: portinaio, m.
anizary, S.: giannizzero, m.
jinngek, s.: pane di vena, m,
Janse-nism, S.: giansenismo, m. -nist,
s.: giansenista, m.
jant =Jjaunt.
jan-tiness, s.: leggierezza, f. -ty, S.:
accoccio, belloccio, leggiadro.
January, 8.: gennaio, m.
japan I, s.: lavoro verniciato, m. japan 2,
TR.: verniciare. -ner, S.: inverniciato-
re; forbitore di scarpe, m. -work, s.:
lavoro inverniciato, m.
japei, s.: novella, farsa, f. japez,
INTR.: contar delle novelle; scherzare,
burlare.
jari,s.: discordia, discrepanza, contesa.
jar2, INTR.: dissonare, discordare ; di-
sputare, contendere. jar3, S.: (pot)
giara, f.: Leyden —, bottiglia di Leyden ;'
leave a door on a —, socchiudere (acco-
stare) una porta.
jargon, s.: gergo, m.
jarring, ADI.: dissonante; discordante ;
8.: dissonanza; contesa, disputa, f.
jashawk, s.: falcone soro, m.
jasmine, S.: gelsomino, m.
jasper, S.: diaspro, iaspide, m.
aundiee, s.: itterizia, f. -d, ADJ.: it-
terico.
jaunti,s.: scorsa; girata, f. jaunt2,
INTR.: andare qua e là, andare vagando,
scorrere. -iness, S.: vivacità; bellezza, f.
javelin, s.: giavellotto, m., chiaverina, f.
jaw, s.: mascella, ganascia; bocca, f.
«teeth, s. PL.: macellari, m. pl.
jay, 8.: ghiandaia, gazza, f. (pop.) scioc-
cone.
jéalous, ADI.: geloso, sospettoso: grow
—, divenir geloso, ingelosire; make —,
ingelosire. -ly, ADV.: gelosamente, con
gelosia. -mess, -y, S.: gelosia, invidia,
sospezione ; vigilanza, f., timore, m.: from
(out of) —, per gelosia.
jéer1,s.: burla, beffa, baia, f., scherzo,
m. jeerz, (IN)TR.: burlare, beffare, dar
la baia, buffonare. -er, s.: burlatore,
heffatore, baione, m. -ing, S.: burla,
beffa, f., scherzo, m. -ingly, ADV.: scher-
zevolmente.
jejine, ADJ.: magro, arido; insipido; in-
colto, sterile. -mess,S.: scarsezza; ste-
rilità; povertà, f.
jèl-lied, ADJ.: glutinoso, viscoso.
8.: gelatina, f.; sugo premuto, m.
broth, s.: consumato, m.
jénnet, s.: giannetto, m. (cavallo).
isopard, -ize, TR.: arrischiare, avventu-
-ly,
-ly-
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rare; sperimentare. -ous, ADJ.: rischio-
so, pericoloso. -y,s.: azzardo, rischio;
pericolo, m.
jerk1, s.: sferzata, frustata, sbrigliata;
spinta, scossa, f.; balzo, urto, m.: at one
—, in un tratto, in un subito; by —s, a
sbalzi; give a —, balzare. jerk2, TR.:
sferzare, frustare ; INTR.: calcitrare.
jérkin, s.: giaco, m., casacca, f.; fal-
cone, m.
jérsey, S.: fina lana, filata, f.
jéss, s.: (falc.) geto, m.
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jéssamine, S.: gelsomino, m.
jésse, S.: lustro, candelabro, m.
éstI,s.: burla, beffa, f., scherzo, m.: in
—, da burla, per ischerzo ; biting —, mot-
to pungente; make a —, burlare, motteg-
giare, scherzare. jest2, INTR.: burlare,
beffare, motteggiare. -er,S.: beffatore,
beffardo, burlone, m. -ingi, ADJ.: bur-
levole, scherzevole, scherzoso. -ing 2, 8.:
beffa, burla, f.; scherno, m. -ingly,
ADV.: scherzosamente, in modo scherze-
vole. -ing=stock, s.: bersaglio delle
minchionature, m.
Jésuit, s.: gesuita, n. Jesuit-ic(al),
ADJ.: gesuitico. -ism, S.: gesuitismo, m.
~s-bark, s.: chinachina, f.
Jésus, s.: Gesù.
gjéti,s.: lustrino, zampillo ; getto, m.: —
of gas, getto di gaz. jet 2, INTR.: spor-
gere; intrudere; paoneggiarsi. -sam,
-som, S.: (nav.) gettito, m. -ty, ADJ.:
fatto di lustrino ; nero.
Jéw, s.: giudeo, ebreo, m.
jewel, s.: gioia, pietra preziosa, f. =box,
S.: scrigno, m. -led, ADJ.: ornato di
gioie. -ler, s.: gioielliere, m. -ry,S.:
traffico di gioie, m.
Jéw-ess, S.: giudea, ebrea, f. | -ish, ADJ.:
giudaico, ebraico. -ry, S.: ghetto, m.
~s-harp, S.: scacciapensieri, m.
jib, s.: (nav.) flocco, m.
jibe, INTR.: accordare.
jig1,s.: giga, f. (ballo).
ballare; battere la giga.
jigot, s.: lacchetta; coscia, f.
jill = gill.
jilt1, s.: civetta, civettina, f. jiltz, TR.:
civettare.
jingle1, s.: tintinno, tintinnio, m. jin-
gle2, INTR.: tintinnire, risonare.
jobi,s.: lavoro; affare, taccio, m.; biso-
gna, f.; colpo (di pugnale), m.: undertake
a —, pigliare a taccio; work by the —,
lavorare a pezzo, a cottimo; a pretty —,
un bell’ affare. job2, TR.: trafiggere su-
bitamente; INTR.: fare il sensale; fare
un traffico usuraio. -ber, s.: artigiano
a taccio; sensale; negoziante all’ ingros-
so; speculatore nei fondi pubblici, m.
jéckey1, s.: mezzano, fantino, jockey;
jig2, INTR.:
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furbo, m. jockey2, TR.: ingannare,
truffare. -ism, S.: usanza, furberia, f.
jocose, ADI. : giocoso, faceto, allegro, gio-
viale, piacevole. -ly, ADV.: giocosamen-
te. -ness, S.: giocondità, allegria, f.,
scherzo; trastullo, m.
joc-ular, ADJ.: giocoso, scherzoso, face-
to, lieto, burlesco. -ularity, s.: alle-
gria, f., scherzo, trastullo, m. -und,
ADJ.: giocondo, allegro, lieto. -andity,
8.: giocondità, vivacità, f. -undly, ADV.:
giocondamente, allegramente, con letizia.
jogi,s.: scossa, f., scotimento; ostacolo,
m. jog2,TR.: spingere, scuotere, crol-
lare; urtare; INTR.: avanzare pesante-
mente; tremare. -ger, s.: che si muove
pesantemente. -gle, TR.: vacillare; INTR.:
agitarsi, dimenarsi. -gling, s.: agita-
zione, f.
joini, TR.: congiungere, unire; INTR.:
unirsi, giungersi, associarsi, accompagnar-
si: — battle, venire a giornata. -der,
s.: congiunzione, unione, associazione, f.
-er, S.: legnaiuolo, falegname, m. -ery,
s.: lavoro di falegname, m.
joint, ADJ.: unito, congiunto: — heir,
coerede, m.; — possession, codominio, m.
joint 2, s.: giuntura, congiuntura; com-
messura; incastratura, f.; puzzo (di car-
ne), m.: — of veal, lacchetta, f.; out of
—, dislogato; put ones arm out of —,
dislogarsi il braccio. joint 3, TR.: con-
giungere; tagliare per le giunture; disgiun-
gere. -ed, ADJ.: nodoso, pieno di giun-
ture. -ly, ADV.: congiuntamente, unita-
mente, insieme. -ress, S.: vedova dota-
ta, f. -stool, s.: sgabello, m. -ure1,
s.: rendita, f., assegnamento, m. -ure2,
TR.: sopraddotare (la moglie).
joist, s.: travicello, m.
jok-e1, s.: burla, beffa, f., scherzo, m.: in
—, per ischerzo. -e2, INTR.: scherzare,
beffare. -er, S.: beffatore, motteggia-
tore, m. -ingly, ADV.: in ischerzo.
jole, joll}, TR.: iettare; urtare contro.
jol-lily, apv.: gioiosamente, lietamente,
allegramente. -liness, -lity, S.: gaiez-
za, allegrezza. -lification, s.: celebra-
zione gaia, gozzoviglia, f. -ly, ADJ.: gioio-
so, allegro, gaio: — fellow, giovialone,
buon compagnone, m.
jolti,s.: crollo, scotimento, m., scossa, f.
jolt2, TR.: crollare; scuotere. -head,
s.: balordo, scioccone, m.
jòrdanj,s.: orinale, m.
jostle, INTR.: urtarsi contro; lottare.
jot, s.: iota, punto, m.; nulla mica, f.:
every —, tutto affatto.
journal, ADI. : giornaliero, cotidiano ; S.:
giornale, diario, m. -ist, S.: giornali
sta, m.
journey, S.: viaggio, m.; giornata, f.
jujube
journey 2, INTR.: viaggiare, fare viag-
gio. -man, s.: lavorante (di giornata),
m. -work, s.: lavoro a giornata, m.
joust I, s.: giostra, f., torniamento, m.
joust 2, INTR.: giostrare.
jovial, ADJ.: gioviale, gioioso, allegro,
gaio, lieto. -ly, ADV.: gioiosamente, gio-
condamente, allegramente. -ness, -ty,
S.: giocondità, allegrezza, gaiezza, f.
jowl = jole. -er,s.: bracco da segui-
to, m.
j6y 1, s.: gioia, allegrezza, giocondità, f,,
giubilo, m.: give —, wish —, congratu-
lare, rallegrarsi. joy 2, TR.: rallegrare;
ricreare; INTR.: godere, esultare; con-
gratularsi. -ful, ADI. : gioioso, giocondo,
gaio, allegro. -fully, ADV.: gioiosa
mente, giocondamente, allegramente.
-fulness, s. :gioia, allegrezza, giulività,
f. -less, ADJ.: senza gioia, tristo, me-
sto. -lessness, S.: tristezza, mesti-
zia, f. -ous, ADJ.: gioioso, giocondo;
festevole. -ously, ADJ.: gioiosamente.
-ousness, S.: giulività, allegrezza, f.
jabi-lant, ADJ.: giubbilante, trionfante.
-lation, s.: giubilazione ; festa, f. -lée,
S.: giubbilio, giubbileo, m.; festa, f.
juctndity, s.: giocondità, giocondezza,
amenità, f.
Ju-daic(al), ADJ.: giudaico, ebraico.
Ji-daism, s.: giudaismo, m. -daize,
INTR.: giudaizzare.
jùdg-e1, s.: giudice, m.: — lateral, as-
sessore, m. -@2, (IN)TR.: giudicare; de-
cidere, risolvere; pensare. -ment, 8.:
giudizio; sentimento, m., opinione, f.:.in
my —, a mio giudizio, a parer mio; day
of —, giorno del giudizio universale, m.
-ment-seat, s.: tribunale, giudizio, m.
jadi-catory, ADI. : giudicatorio ; s.: giu-
dicatoria, f. -cature, s.: giudicatura, f.
judi-cial, ADI.: giudiziale, giudiziario.
-cially, ADV.: giudizialmente. -ciary,
ADJ.: giudiziario, di giudice. -cious,
ADJ.: giudizioso, savio, prudente. -cious-
ly, ADV.: giudiziosamente, discretametite.
-ciousness, S.: assennatezza, acutezza
d’ ingegno, prudenza, f.
jug, s.: mezzina, brocca, f.; boccale di
terra; usignolo, m. i
jug-gle 1, s.: gherminella, f., giuoco di ma-
no; inganno, m. -gle2,INTR.: gioco
lare; ingannare. -gler, s.: giocolatore,
ciarlatano, ingannatore, saltimbanco, m.
-glingly, ADV.: per gherminella, con
inganno.
jugu-lar, ADJ.: giugulare, iugulare.
-late, TR.: strozzare.
juie-e, s.: sugo, succo, m. -eless, ADJ.:
senza sugo. -iness, s.: abbondanza di
sugo, f. -y, ADJ.: sugoso, pieno di succo.
jujube, s.: giuggiola, f.
julep
jalep, s.: giulebbo, giulebbe, m.: mint
—, bevanda spiritosa americana che con-
tiene foglie di mento, f.
July, s.: luglio, m.
jumart, s.: animale nato di toro e ca-
valla, m.
jùm-bleI, s.: mescuglio confuso, m.
-ble2, TR.: confondere; mescolare;
INTR.: mescolarsi; esser agitato; solle-
varsi: — together, gettare insieme alla
rinfusa. -blement, -bling, s.: mesco-
lamento, m. -bler, S.: imbroglione, m.
jamp I, ADV.: esattamente. jump 2, s.:
salto; giustacorpo ; caso di fortuna, sorte
felice, m. jump 3, INTR.: saltare; in-
contrarsi; accordarsi: — about, spiccar
salti; — over, scavalcare; — up, saltar
su. -er, S.: saltatore, m.
janc-tion, S.: congiunzione, unione, f.
-ture, S.: congiuntura, giuntura; circo-
stanza, f., stato, m.
Jane, S.: giugno, m.
jangle, s.: macchia folta (nell Africa), f.
Junior, ADJ.: più giovine; iuniore, mino-
re: the — brothers, i fratelli minori; Mr.
A. —, signor A. iuniore; your —s, le
persone più giovani di voi.
juniper, s.: ginepro, m.
coccola del ginepro, f.
rimprovero, rabbuffo, m.
nepro, ginepraio, m.
jank, s.: giunca, f.
junket I, s.: tortelletta, confettura, f.;
«berry, S.:
e-lecture, S.:
“tree, S.: gi-
festino, m. junket 2, INTR.: gozzo-
vigliare, banchettare. -img, S.: gozzo-
viglia, f.
jun-ta, -to, s.: assemblea, radunanza,
cabala, f.
jupponf, s.: giubbone, m.
ju-rat, s.: giurato, m. -ratery, ADI.:
giuratorio.
juridical, ADJ.: giuridico.
giuridicamente.
juris-cònsult, s.: giurisconsulto, legista,
m. -diction, s.: giurisdizione, f. -dic-
tional, ADI.: giurisdizionale; legale.
-pruùdenee, s.: giurisprudenza, f
jù-rist,s.: giurista, giureconsulto, m. -ror,
8.: giurato, m. -ry,S.: giurì, m.; giu-
rati, m. pl.: grand —, giurì d'accusa;
common (petty) —, piccolo giurì; trial
y —, giudizio per giurati; be on the —,
essere membro di un giurì; challenge a
—, ricusare un giurì; pack @ —, sceglie-
re giurati corrotti; foreman of a —, capo
(or primo) dei giurati; verdict of the —,
verdetto dei giurati. -ryman, $.: giu-
rato, m. -rymast, S.: (nav.) albero
temporale, albero di ricambio, m.
justi, s.: torniamento, m., giostra, f.
just 2, INTR.: giostrare. just 3, ADJ.:
giusto, onesto, virtuoso, probo; esatto.
-ly, ADV.:
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just 4, ADV.: giustamente, esattamente,
precisamente, appunto: — as if, come
se; — now, or ora, in questo punto, te-
stè; — so, appunto così; — tell me, ora
ditemi. -iee1,s.: giustizia, f.; giudice,
m.: — of the peace, giudice di pace, m.;
do —, render giustizia, amministrar giu-
stizia. -iee2, TR.: render giustizia.
-ieeablet, ADJ.: soggetto alla giustizia.
-ieementj, s.: ordine giudiziario, m.
-ieeri, s.: giustiziere, m_-ieeship, s.:
uffizio di giudice, m. -ieia ble} = justice-
able. -iciary, S.. giustiziere, carne-
fice, m. -ifiable, ADJ.: giustificabile.
-ifiableness, ADI. : rettitudine ; difesa,
S. -ifiably, ADV.: giustificatamente.
-ification, S.: giustificazione, scusa,
difesa, f. -ificative, ADJ.: giustifica-
tivo. -ificator, -ifier, s.: giustifica-
tore, m. -ify, TR.: giustificare; prova-
re; aggiustare.
justle, TR.. urtare; incontrare; INTR.:
urtarsi; incontrarsi.
just-ly, ADV.: giustamente; esattamen-
te. -ness, S.: giustizia; equità; giu-
stezza, esattezza, f.
juti,-ty, s.: risalto, sporto, m. jut2,
-ty, INTR.. sporgere; uscire di linea.
-window, S.: finestra che sporge in
fuora, f.; sporto, balcone, m.
juve-néseent, ADJ.. che ringiovanisce.
-nile, ADJ.: giovanile. -mility, S.: gio-
vanezza, gioventù, f.
juxtaposition, s.: apposizione, f.: —
of parts, contiguità delle parti, f.
K
k ka (the letter), 8.: k, m.
kale, s.: cavolo riccio, m.
kaleidoscope, s.: caleidoscopio, m.
kàlendar, s.: calendario, m.
kali, s.: cali, m.
kamf, ADJ.: terto, curvo; gobbo.
kangardo, S.: canguro, m.
katydid, s.: specie di grillo americano, m.
kaw I, S.: crocito del corvo, crocitare, m.
kaw 2, INTR.: crocitare, cornacchiare,
gracchiare.
kayles, s.: sbrigli birilli, m. pl. (giuoco).
kècki, s.: nausea, f. kéek2, INTR.:
sforzarsi di vomitare.
kéck-le, TR.: (nav.) vestire una gome-
na di corde. -ling, S.: (nav.) fascia-
me, m.
kéck-sy, s.: cicuta, f. -y, ADJ.: fras-
cato, ramoso.
| kédg-e 1, ADJ.: allegro, vivace. -e2, TR.:
(nav.) ammainare.
ancora piccola, f.
-er, S.: ancoretta,
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kéeli, s.: (nav.) carena, chiglia,f. keel2,
TR.: rinfrescare. -age, 8.: (nav.) diritto
di porto, m. -fat, 8.: refrigerativo, m.
-hale, -haul, TR.: (nav.) dar carena,
dare la cala. -som, s.: paramezzale, m.
-vat = keelfat.
kéent, ADJ.: acuto, aguzzo ; affilato ; pene-
trante, pungente, sottile; veemente, seve-
ro; mordente. keen2, TR.: aguzzare. -ly,
ADV.: acutamente ; veementemente, aspra-
mente, severamente. -ness,s.: acutezza ;
asprezza, veemenza; sottigliezza; perspi-
cacità, f. -sighted, ADJ.: perspicace.
kéep!,s.: guardia; custodia, protezione,
f.; crotone, m. keep2, IRR.; TR.: te-
nere; mantenere ; ritenere; servare, con-
servare; guardare, proteggere ; osservare ;
celebrare ; INTR.: astenersi; fermarsi,
fissarsi; restare, dimorare; durare: — at
bay, tenere a bada, gabbare; — one’s bed,
stare in letto; — books, tenere i libri (di
conti); — company with, aver pratica,
conversare; frequentare, visitare; — coun-
sel, tenere il segreto, esser segreto; —
one’s countenance, non sconcertarsi; —
fair together, vivere in buona intelligenza;
— a family, mantenere una famiglia; —
going, andar avanti, avanzare; — at
home, starsene a casa; — house, tener
casa; — in the house, non uscir di casa;
— Lent, far quaresima; — one’s prom-
ise, mantenere la promessa, tener patto;
— school, far scuola, tener scuola; —
silence, osservare il silenzio; — in sus-
pense, tener sospeso; — a good table, far
buona tavola, tener buona tavola; — one’s
temper, ritenersi; moderarsi; — time, te-
nere tempo; accordarsi; — watch, far la
guardia; — one's word, mantenere la pa-
rola; — aloof from, scansare, evitare; —
away, allontanare; assentarsi; — back,
tenere indietro; — down, abbassare; de-
primere; — from, impedire; astenersi;
— in, reprimere; contenere; moderare;
stare; — off, impedire; rispingere; ribut-
tare; stare indietro: — on, continuare;
andare avanti; — out, impedire d’ entra-
re; star di fuori; — to, tenersi; fermar-
si; — under, tenere corto, reprimere; —
up, conservare; mantenere; sostenersi,
conservarsi. -er, S.: guardiano; custo-
de; conservatore, m.: — of a prison, car-
ceriere, m. -ership, 8.: ufficio del cu-
stode, carico del custode, m. -ing, S.:
guardia, custodia, f.; accordo, m.: in —
with, in armonia (accordo) con. -sake,
s.: rimembranza, f., dono, m.
kéeve, S. : tino, m.
kég, s.: piccol barile; carratello, m.
kélp, s.: soda, f.
kélter, s.: be în —, esser in punto; stare
bene.
Kill
kèni,s.: vista, f.; prospetto, m. ken,
TR.: vedere da lontano; scoprire.
kènneli, s.: canile, m.; muta (di cani);
tana, f. kennel 2, INTR.: abitare, dimo-
rare; dormire.
kérchief, s.: fazzoletto di capo, m.
ADJ.: coprito d’ un fazzoletto.
kéèrf, s.: tacca, f.
kérmes, s.: chermes, chermisì, m.
kèrni,s.: fantaccino irlandese; villano,
contadino; vagabondo, m. kerm2, INTR.:
granire, fare il granello.
kérnel1,s.: noce, mandorla; ghianda, f.;
nocciuolo; granello; seme (della pina), m.
kernelz, INTR.: granare, granire. -ly,
ADJ.: glanduloso, pieno di granelli.
keroséne, s.: petrolio (raffinato), m.
kérsey, s.: drappo grossolano; canevac-
cio, m,
késtrel, s.: gheppio, m.
kétch, s.: tartana, f. (piccola nave): Jack
Ketch, boia.
kéttle, s.: caldaia, f., calderone, m.:
small —, calderino, m. «drum, s.: tim-
ballo, timpano, taballo, m. -drummer,
S.: tamburino. pins, s.PL.: birilli, m.
pl. ; giuoco de’ birilli, m.
kévels, s.PL.: (nav.) bitte, f. pl.
kéx, s.: cicuta, f.
key, s.. chiave; tastiera, f., tasto, m.
key 2,8.: stretto, porto; molo, m. -age,
8.: diritto del ripaggio, m. «bit, s.:'in-
gegno della chiave, m. board, s.: ta-
stiera, f. =hole, s.: foro, buco della
chiave, m. =ring,s.: cerchio da mazzo
di chiavi, m. stone, S.: serraglio, m.
(mezza pietra d’ un arco).
kibe, s.: pedignone, m.
di pedignoni.
kick1,s.: calcio, m., percossa (di caval-
lo), f. kick2,TR.: calcitrare, dar de’ cal-
ci; sprangare calci: — out, scacciare a
calci; — up one’s heels, dare de’ calci;
saltare; — up a row, rissarsi. -er, S.:
scacciatore a calci, m. -img, S.: scac-
ciamento a calci, calcio, m.
kickshaw/(s), s.: (cook.) manicaretto alla
francese, intingolo, m.; Ss. PL.: bagattel-
le, f. pl
kid 1, s.: capretto; fascetto d’ erica, m.;
(pop.) bambino; ragazzo. kid, INTR.:
fare capretti ; figliare.
kiddle, s.: nassa per pescare, f.
kid-leather, s.: pelle di capretto, f.
kidnap, TR.: trafugare (figliuoli, ecc.).
-per, s.: che trafuga (figliuoli, ecc.).
kidney, s.: rene, arnione, m.; razza, pro-
genie, f. -bean, s.: fagiuolo, fagiolo, m.
-wort, S.: (bot.) sassifraga, f.
kilderkin, s.: mezzo barile, barilotto,
barlotto, m.
kill, TR.: ammazzare, uccidere; stermi-
-ed,
-d, ADJ.: pieno
kill-cow
nare, estirpare. cow, S.: rodomonte,
spaccone, mangiaferro, m. -er,s.: am-
mazzatore, uccisore, ucciditore, m. -ing,
ADI. ; mortale.
kiln, s.: fornace, f.: brick-—, fornace
da mattoni, f.; lime-—, fornace da calci-
na,f. -dry, TR.: seccare al fuoco d’ una
fornace. :
kilo-gram, s.: chilogramo, m. -litre,
s.: chilolitro, m. -metre, s.: chilo-
metro, m.
kimbo, ADJ.: curvo, incurvato, piegato,
arcato.
kin, s.: parentado, parente, m., consan-
guinità, affinità, f.: next of —, next to —,
parente stretto, m.; he 1s no — to me,
egli non è mio parente.
kind I, ADJ.: benevolo, benigno; affabile,
grazioso; cortese, gentile: be so — as,
favoritemi di, compiacetevi di, abbiate la
bontà. kind2, s.: genere, m., spezie,
sorta, maniera, f., modo, m.; natura, f.:
human —, genere umano; female —,
sesso femminino, m.; grow out of —, de-
generare. :
kindergarten, s.: giardino d’ infanzia,
m.
kin-dle, TR.: accendere; infiammare ; ec-
citare; INTR.: accendersi, infiammarsi;
figliare: the fire —s, s' appicca il fuoco.
-dler, s.: incendiario; istigatore, m.
-dling, s.: legna, f., fascinette, f. pl.
kind-ly 1, apJ.: blando, lenitivo, affabile,
benigno. -ly2, ADV.: affabilmente, cor-
tesemente ; benevolmente. -ness, S.:
bontà, benignità, affabilità ; cosa grata, f.,
favore; piacere, m.
kindredi, ADJ.: congiunto, consangui-
neo; simile, simigliante. kindred 2, s.:
parentaggio, m.; parenti, m. pl.
kine, s.: vacche, f. pl.
kinètoscope, s.: cinematografo, m.
king1, s.: re, rege; principe; capo, m.:
— at draughts, dama, f. king2, TR.:
fare re; coronare; damare (una pedina).
-eraft, s.: arte di governare, politica, f.
-dom, s.: regno, reame, m. -fisher, S.:
alcione, m. -like, -ly, ADJ.: reale, di
re; liberale. -ly, apv.: da re, realmen-
te, regalmente. -s-evil,s.: scrofola, f.
-ship, s.: dignità reale, monarchia,
sovranità, f.
kink, s.: (nav.) cocca, f.
kins-folk, s.: parenti, m. pl.; parentado,
m. -man, S.: parente, consanguineo,
congiunto, m. -woman, S.: parente,
consanguinea, congiunta, f.
kipper, s.: sermone, salamone, m.
kirk, s.: chiesa, f.
kirtle, s.: vesta, roba, f. n
kiss, s.: bacio, baciamento, m.: Little
—, bacino, m.; smacking —, baciozzo, m.;
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give him a — from me, fategli un bacio
da parte mia. Rkiss2, TR.: baciare: —
one another, baciarsi. -er, s.: che da
baci, baciatore, m. -ing, S.: baciamen-
to, baciare, m. -ing-crust, s.: orliccio
(di pane), m.
kit, s.: fiasco, m.; secchia, f., tazzone;
piccol violino, m.
kitchen, s.: cucina, f.
tero di cucina, m. «garden, S.: orto,
M. emaid, S.: serva di cucina, cuoca,
f. stuff, s.: grascia di cucina, f.
-wench, s.: guattera di cucina, f.
=-work, s.: lavori di cucina, m. pl., cuci-
nare, far la cucina, m.
kite, s.: nibbio, m.; cervo volante; aqui-
lone, m., cometa, f.
kit-ling}, s.: gattuccio, m.
gattino, gattuccio, m.
gliare (d’ una gatta).
kit-tle, TR.: solleticare; INTR.: figliare
(d’ una gatta). -tlish, aDJ.: che teme il
solletico ; delicato.
klick, INTR.: scricchiolare; scoppiare.
Kenabf, TR.: mordere; pascer l'erba; pi-
gliare.
knacki, s.: bagattella; piccola macchina;
destrezza, abilità; arte, f.: have a partic-
ular — at, avere una particolare destrez-
za, m., avere il chique per. knack}2,
INTR.: rompere; scricchiolare. -er, S.:
che fa lavori minuti; schiaccianoci; fu-
naiuolo, m. -ish, ADJ.: astuto; sagace.
-ishness, s.. astuzia, f. -y = knackish.
knàg, s.: nocchio, nodo (d'albero), m.
-&y, ADJ.: nodoso, nocchiuto.
knàp!, s.: cima, f.: tumore, enfiato;
gonfiamento, m. knap2, TR.: mordere;
acchiappare; INTR.: scoppiare, sgranoc-
chiare.
knàppleij, INTR.:
rompersi.
knapsack, s.: bisaccia, tasca (di solda-
to), f.
kna-ve, S.: furfante, furbo; ribaldo;
fante (al giuoco di carte), m.: play the
—, far delle furfanterie. -very, s.: fur-
fanteria, furberia; truffa, f. -vish,
ADJ.: furbo, ingannoso: — trick, tiro di
furfante. -vishly, ADV.: da furfante,
con furberia. -vishness, s.: furberia
furfanteria, malvagità, f.
knéad, TR.: impastare, intridere. -ing=
trough, s.: madia, f.
knée I, s.: ginocchio, m.: on one's —s, a
ginocchione ; bend (bow) the —, inginoc-
chiarsi, genuflettersi. mee 2, TR.: sup-
plicare, pregare a ginocchio. -deep,
-high, ADJ.: affondato fin a’ ginocchi.
-1, IRR.; INTR.: inginocchiarsi, genuflet-
tersi. -limg, ADJ.: in ginocchio, ginoc-
chioni; s.: l’ inginocchiarsi, m., genufles-
kneeling
«boy, S.: guat-
-ten I, s.:
-ten 2, TR.: fi-
spaccarsi, fendersi,
208 knee-pan
sione, f. «pan, s.: patella del ginoc-
chio, f. tribute, S.: genuflessione, f.
knéll, s.: suono della campana funebre,
m., f., suono funebre, m.
knife, s.: coltello, m.: carving —, col
tello da trinciare; pruning —, roncone,
falcetto, m.; table —, coltello da tavola;
sharpen a —, arrotare (affilare) un col-
tello.
Kknight1, s.: cavaliere,m.: — of the gar-
ter, cavaliere della giarrettiera. knight2,
TR.: creare cavaliere. -errant, S.: ca-
valiere errante, m. -érrantry, S.: ca-
valleria errante, f. -hood, s.: dignità di
cavaliere, f.; ordine di cavalleria, m. -ly,
ADI. : cavalleresco, di cavaliere. -mar-
shal, s.: maresciallo di corte, m. -ser-
vice, S.: servizio di cavaliere, m. -tem-
plar, s.: templario, tempiere, m.
IKnìt1,s.: lendine, f. knit2, s.: lavoro
a maglie, m. kmit3, (IR)R.; TR.: legare,
annodare; unire; INTR.: lavorare all’ago:
— the brows, increspar la fronte; —
stockings, far (lavorar) calze; — a net,
fare un rete, intrecciare. -ter, S.: la-
voratore a maglie, lavoratore all’ ago, m.
-ting-needle, 8.: gucchia, f., ago da
lavorare a maglie, m. -ting-sheath,
s.: cannello per le gucchie, m. -ting-
yarn, S.: filo da fare calzette, m. -tle,
s.: cordicella, f., cordoncino (di borsa),
m. =work,s.: lavoro a maglie, m.
knòb, S.: tumore; nodo, m.; bozza, f.
-bed, ADJ.: nodoso, nocchioso. -biness,
s.: nodosità ; callosità, f. -by, ADJ.: no-
doso, nocchioso ; calloso.
Ienéck1, s.: colpo, m., percossa, botta, f.;
picchio (alla porta), m. kmock2, TR.:
battere; colpire, picchiare; urtare, bus-
sare; INTR.: urtarsi: — away, seguitar a
picchiare; — down, atterrare; ammazza-
re; — in, ficcare dentro per forza; — off,
rompere; far saltare ; cessare di lavorare;
— out, cacciare fuori per forza; — under,
arrendersi, sommettersi; cedere; — up,
risvegliare; straccare; I am —ed up, so-
no stracco. -er, S.: martello (di porta),
m. -ing,S.: picchio; strepito, fracasso,
romore, m.
knòll, TR.: sonare (la campana); sonare
a morto.
knòti!, s.: nodo; nocchio; gruppo, m.;
banda, brigata, f.; stormo; intrigo, im-
broglio, m., difficoltà, f.: Gordian —, no-
do gordiano; run nine —s an hour, fare
nove nodi per ora. knot2, TR.: annoda-
re; imbrogliare, intrigare; INTR.: anno-
darsi; germogliare; spuntare. grass,
s.: sanguinaria, f. -ted, ADJ.: annoda-
to; nodoso, nocchioso. -timess, S.: no-
dosità ; difficoltà, f., imbroglio, intrigo, m.
-ty, ADJ.: nodoso, nocchiuto; difficile,
laboursome
intricato: — question, quistione intral-
ciata.
knéut, s.: frusta russa (per punire), f.
know, IRR.; TR.: sapere, conoscere;
INTR.: essere informato; sapere: — one’s
self, conoscersi; let —, far sapere, dar av-
viso, avvisare; — by experience, saper per
prova; — by sight, conoscere di vista;
— thoroughly, sapere a fondo; that I—,
che io sappia. -able, ADJ.: conoscibile;
che si può sapere. -er, 8.: conoscitore,
sapiente, m. -imgI, ADJ.: sapevole, sa-
puto, intelligente, accorto. -img2, 8.: sa-
pere, m., notizia, scienza, f. -ingly, ADV.:
sapevolmente, a bello studio. knéw-
ledge, s.: conoscenza; scienza; notizia;
abilità, f.: to my —, a mia saputa; with-
out my —, senza la mia saputa; get — of,
informarsi. -n, ADJ.: cognito, conosciuto,
saputo: well —, conosciutissimo.
knub, -ble, TR.: battere, schiaffeggiare.
knuckle!, s.: congiuntura, f.; garretto
di vitella, m. knuekle2, TR.: battere;
INTR.: arrendersi, sommettersi. -d, ADJ.:
nocchiuto, nocchieruto.
knur = knar. -ry, ADJ.: nodoso.
kodak, s.: macchina fotografica per di-
lettanti, f.
koran, s.: alcorano, m.
L
1 ell (the letter), s.: 1, m. or f.
là}, INTERJ.: là: ecco! vedi! guarda!
labdanum, s.: ladano, laudano, m.
lab-efaction, s.: debilitamente, m. -efy,
TR.: indebolire. i
labeli, s.: cartello, m.; inscrizione, eti-
chetta, f. label2, TR.: notare, segnare.
la-bial, ADJ.: labiale; di viva voce.
-biated, ADJ.: (bot.) labbiato.
labor = labour.
laboratory, s.: laboratorio, m.; fonde-
ria, f.
laborious, ADI. : laborioso, faticoso, diffi-
cile; assiduo. -ly, ADV.: laboriosamen-
te, con fatica. -ness, S.: fatica; difficol-
tà; diligenza, assiduità, f.
labour I, s.: lavoro, travaglio, m.; fatica,
pena, opera, f.: be in —, aver le doglie.
labour 2, TR.: lavorare; affaticare, tor-
mentare ; affliggere ; battere; INTR.: affa-
ticarsi, impiegarsi; esercitarsi: — with
child, aver le doglie; — for an office,
cercare una carica; — under a mistake,
sbagliarsi; — under many difficulties,
aver molte difficoltà a vincere. -er, S.:
lavorante; operaio, m. -less, ADJ.: sen-
za fatica. -some, ADJ.; laborioso, fati-
coso, difficile, arduo. i
labyrinth
labyrinth, s.: laberinto, m.
làc, s.: lacca, f.
laee1,S.: stringa, f.; merletto ; nastro, m.
lace2, TR.: allacciare; gallonare, guar-
nire di merletto ; bastonare. -maker, s.:
facitore di merletto, m. man, s.: che
fa i passamani, fabbricatore di merletti,
m. «merchant, S.: mercante di mer-
letti, m. -pillow, s.: tombolo, m.
làeer-able, ADJ.: lacerabile, che può lace-
rarsi. -ate, TR.: lacerare; stracciare.
-~Ation, s.: lacerazione, f., laceramento ;
stracciamento, m.
laee-woman, S.: donna che fa merletti
con piombini, f. =work, s.: passamano,
merletto, m.
lach-rymal, ADJ.: lagrimale, lacrimale.
-rymation, s.: lagrimazione, f. -ryma-
tory, s.: lacrimatoio, m.
lack1I, s.: mancanza, f., bisogno, m.: be
in — of, mancare di, di fettare. lack2,
TR.: mancare, avere bisogno. -aeday!
INTERJ.: cappita! capperi! -brain, s.:
scioccone, minchione, m.
lacker!, s.: vernice della Cina, lacca,
f. lacker2, TR.: vernicare, verniciare,
inverniciare.
lackey!,s.: lacchè, staffiere, m. lackey2,
INTR.: servire vilmente.
lack-lustre, ADJ.: senza splendore.
lacònie(al), ADJ.: laconico, conciso.
-ally, ADV.: laconicamente, strettamente,
brevemente.
liconism, s.: laconismo, m.
làe-tary1, ADJ.: latteo, lattifero. -tary 2,
8.: cascina, f.; latticini, m. pl. -tation,
s.: allattamento, m. -teal, ADI.: lat-
teo, lattifero, latticinoso: — veins, vene
lattee, f. pl. -teous, ADJ.: latteo, chi-
loso. -téseemee, S.: formazione del
latte, f. -tèseent, ADJ.: latteggiante,
chilificante. -tiferous, ADJ.: (anat.) lat-
tifero, latteo.
laciina, s.: lacuna, f., vuoto in un mano-
scritto, m.
lad, s.: giovanetto, adolescente; gar-
zone, m.
ladanum = labdanum.
ladder, s.: scala a piuoli; gradazione, f.,
digradamento, m. -rope, S.: (nav.)
guardamano, m. -step, S.: piuolo, m.
lad-et, s.: bocca; imboccatura d’ un fiu-
me, f. -@2, (IR)R.; TR.: caricare; colma-
re. -en, ADJ.: carico, aggravato, oppresso.
-ing, S.: caricamento, caricare; noleg-
gio, m.: bill of —, polizza di carico, f.
ladle, s.: cucchiaione, m., mestola, f. ; ro-
maiuolo, m. -ful,s.: cucchiaiata, f.
lady, s.: dama, signora, f.; padrona di
casa; donna nobile (contessa, ecc.): Our
—, nostra Signora, la Madonna; young
—, damigella; young married —, giovine
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signora. =bird, -cow, 8s.: coccinella,
f. (insetto). -day, s.: annunziazione, f.
-like, ADJ.: donnesco; gentile, elegante.
-ship, s.: qualità di donna; Signoria,
Eccellenza, f.
lagi, ADI.: ultimo; tardo, pigro; negli-
gente. lag2, s.: ultimo, m.; ultima
classe, f.; rifiuto, m. lag 3, INTR.: restare
dietro; muoversi pigramente; tentennare:
behind, star indietro, indugiare.
-gard, -ger, s.: infingardo, pigro; ten-
tennone ; indugiatore, m.
lager, -beer, s.: birra fermentata alla
tedesca, f.
la-géon, -gùne, s.: laguna, palude, f.
laic(al), ADI.: laico, secolare.
n PART.: messo, posto; ordinato (cf.
ay).
lain, PART.: stato, giacciuto (cf. lie).
lair, s.: ricettacolo; covile, m.; tana, f.
laird, s.: signore d’ un feudo, m.
laity, s.: laici, secolari, m. pl.
lake, s.: lago, m.; lacca, f.
lam, TR.: bastonare, battere.
làmbi, s.: agnello, m. lamb2, INTR.:
far un agnello.
lam-bative, s.: (med.) lambitivo, m.
-bent, ADJ.: lambente, leccante; leg-
giere
lamb-kin, s.: agnellino, agnelletto, m.
-s’=wool, s.: lana d’agnello; sorta di
birra, f.
lamel, ADJ.: zoppo, storpiato; imper-
fetto: — of one leg, storpiato d’ una
gamba; go —, zoppicare. lame2, TR.:
storpiare, stroppiare; troncare, guastare.
làmellated, ADJ.: lamellato.
lame-ly, ADV.: stortamente; imperfetta-
mente; contra voglia. -mess, S.: stor-
piatura; imperfezione, f
lamént I, s.: lamento, m., lamentazione,
f., compianto; gemito, m. lament2,
TR.: deplorare, compiangere; INTR.: la-
mentarsi, dolersi. -able, ADJ.: lamente-
vole, lamentabile, compassionevole, deplo-
rabile. -ably, ADV.: lamentevolmente.
-ation, S.: lamentazione, f., lamento,
pianto, m. -er, s.: che si lamenta, che
si deplora, lamentatore, m. -ing, 8.: la-
mento, m.
làmi-na, s.: lamina, lama; piastra di me-
tallo, f. -mated, ADJ.: ridotto in lamine,
laminoso.
lamm = lam.
lammas, s.: primo giorno d’ agosto, m.
lamp, s.: lampada, lampana, lucerna, f.:
little —, lampionino, lampioncino; street
—, lampione, m -black, s.: nero di
fummo, m.
lampern, S.:
to, m.
lamp-maker, s.: lampanaio, m.
lamp-maker
lampreda, f., lampredot-
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lampSon!i, s.: satira, f., libello satirico,
m. lampoon2, TR.: far una satira, sa-
tireggiare; diffamare. -er, S.: scrittore
di satire, m.
lamprey, 8.: lampreda, f.
lampril, s.: lampredotto, m.
lamp-wick, s.: lucignolo, m.
la-nary, S.: magazzino della lana, m.
-nate(d), aDJ.: lanute, lanoso.
lane-e I, s.: lancia, asta, f. -e2, TR.:
tagliare con lancetta; aprire. -eolated,
ADJI.: (bot.) lanceolato. -e-shaped, ADI.:
in forma di lancia. -epesade, s.: (mil.)
lancia spezzata, f. -er, S.: lancioniere,
m. -et,S.: (surg.) lancetta, lanciuola, f.
lanch = launch.
laneiér = lancer.
lanei-nate, TR.: stracciare, lacerare.
-nation, s.: stracciamento, laceramen-
to, m.
land, s.: terra; regione, f.; paese, m.:
arable —, terra arabile, aratoria; foreign
—, paese straniero; native —, terra na-
tale; promised —, terra promessa; Holy
—, Terra Santa; by —, per terra; make
the —, approdare, prender terra. land2,
(IN)TR.: sbarcare, prender terra.
làndau, s.: carrozza (a soffietto), f.
land-cape, s.: promontorio, m. -cap-
tain, S.: capitano che serve per terra,
m. chain, s.: catena del misuratore,
f. -ed, ADJ.: ricco in possessioni: —
property, proprietà fondiaria. -fall, s.:
eredità inaspettata, f. flood, s.: inon-
dazione, f. «forces, S. PL.: forze ter-
restri, f. pl. -grave, s.: langravio,
m. -graviate, S.: langraviato, m.
-holder, s.: padrone del fondo, m.
-ing, -ing-place, S.: sbarcatoio; pia-
nerottolo, m. -jobber, s.: sensale, mez-
zano, m. -lady, s.: padrona di terre;
ostessa, f. -less, ADJ.: senza terre, senza
poderi. -loper = -lubber. -lord, 5.:
padrone di poderi; oste, m. -lubber,
s.: uomo terragno ; perdigiorno, vagabon-
do; poltrone, m. -mark, s.: limite,
M. -measurer, S.: agrimensore, misu-
ratore, m. -measuring, S.: agrimen-
sura, f. -scape, S.: paesaggio, paese,
m. tax, S.: taglia, gravezza sopra le
terre, f. =trade, S.: traffico di terra, m.
-waiter, S.: doganiere,m. -ward(s),
ADV.: verso terra.
lane, s.: vico, vicolo, passaggio, m.; strada
stretta, f.
làneret, s.: laniere, m.
langrel, s.: palla incatenata, f.
language, s.: lingua, f., linguaggio;
idioma, ‘m.: the English —, la lingua
inglese; the — of birds, il linguaggio degli
uccelli; give one good —, dar delle buone
parole ad uno; give one ill —, ingiurare
lampoon
lard
uno. -d, ADJ.: che possiede diverse lin-
gue, dotto in diverse lingue. -master,
8.: maestro di lingua, m.
languid, ADJ.: languido, debole, fiacco,
-ly, ADv.: languidamente, debolmente.
fiaccamente. -ness, S.: languidezza, fiac-
chezza, f.
languish, INTR.: languire, infievolire;
svanire, svenire. -ing, ADJ.: languente,
languido, debole; addolorato. -ingly,
ADV.: con languidezza. -ment, s.: lan-
guidezza, f.; debilitamento, m.
languor, S.: languore, m. -0us, ADJ.:
languido ; noioso.
laniard, s.: (nav.) drizza, scotta, f.
laniate, TR.: laniare, lacerare.
lanifiee, s.: lanificio, m.
lanigerous, ADJ.: lanifero, lanuginoso.
lankI, ADJ.: magro, stenuato, gracile,
debile, fiacco, languido; molle. lank?2,
INTR.: smagrire. -ness, S.: magrezza,
macilenza, fiacchezza, f.
lanner, -et, s.: laniere, m.
lansquenet, s.: lanzichenecco, m.
lantern, s.: lanterna, f.; faro, fanale,
m.: dark —, lanterna cieca (sorda), f.;
large —, lanternone, m.; small —,
lanternetta, f.; magie —, lanterna ma-
gica. «jaws, S. PL.: viso magro, viso
asciutto, m. »maker,s.: lanternaio, m.
lanaginous, ADI. : lanuginoso, lanoso.
làp:1,s.: grembo, m.; falda, piega, f.:
on her —, in grembo; — of the ear, pun-
ta dell’ orecchio, f. lap 2, TR.: invilup-
pare, involgere. lap 3, TR.: leccare,
lambire.
làp-dog, s.: cagnolino, m. -eared,
ADJ.: che ha gli orecchi pendenti. -ful,
s.: grembiata, grembialata, f., grembiule
pieno, m.
lapél, s.: rivolta (dell’ abito), m.
lap-idary, s.: lapidario, gioielliere, m.
-idate, TR.: lapidare, uccidere con sassi.
-idation, s.: lapidazione, f. -ideous,
ADJ.: lapideo, di lapide. -idéseenee,
S.: impietramento, m., lapidificazione, f.
-idific, ADJ.: lapidescente. -idifica-
tion, s.: lapidificazione, f. -idist, S.:
venditore di lapide, lapidario, m.
lapis-lazuli, s.: lapislazzalo, m.
lappet, s.: falda, f.
làpse1, s.: cascata, f., scorrimento; er-
rore, m.; mancanza, piccola colpa, f.
lapse 2, INTR.: cascare; scorrere; man-
care, errare.
lapwing, s.: pavoncella, f.
larboard, s.: (nav.) babordo, lato sini-
stro d’ una nave, m.
lareeny, s.: furto, ladroneccio, rubamen-
to, latrocinio, m.
larch, «tree, s.: larice, m.
lardi, s.: lardo, grasso di porco, m.
lard
lard2,tR.: lardare, lardellare, ingrassare.
-er, S.: dispensa; guardavivande, f.
-ing-pin, S.: (cook.) lardatoio, m.
lardon, s.: lardello, lardellino, m
làr-ge, ADI.: largo, grosso, grande, am-
pio, spazioso, vasto; liberale: — dog,
grosso cane; — field, campo spazioso;
— city, città grande; — man, omone;
at —, ampiamente; set at —, liberare.
-gely, ADV.: largamente; copiosamente,
abbondantemente; diffusamente. -geness,
Si larghezza, grandezza, ampiezza, f.
-gess, S. dra) liberalità; larghezza,
f -gitio ont, s s.: dono, donativo, m
lark, s.: Sa: lodola, f.: have a —,
fare un tiro da biricchino. Sr 8.: uc-
cellatore d’ allodole, m. -spur,s.: (bot.)
consolida reale, f.
larum, s.: allarme, m.; campana a stor-
mo, f.
lir:va, . : larva, f., spettro, m. -vated,
: larvato, mascherato.
rpg : laringe, f.
laseiv-ieney} = lasciviousness. -ious,
ADJ.: lascivo, lussurioso ; impudico. -ious-
ly, aDv.: lascivamente; impudicamente.
-iousness, S.: lascivia, lascività, impu-
dicità, f.
lash I, s.: sferzata, frustata; cinghia, f.;
(fig.) motto pungente; ciglio, m. lash2,
R.: sferzare, frustare; cinghiare; (fig.)
censurare aspramente. -er, S.: sferza-
tore, frustatore, m. -ing, S.: (nav.)
aghetto, m m.
lass, s.: zitella, fanciulla, ragazza, f.
lissitude, s.: lassezza, stanchezza; fa-
tica, f.
làsslorn, ADJ.: abbandonato dalla sua
ragazza.
lasso, s.: laccio, m.
làstI, ADJ.: ultimo; passato; ADV.: ul-
tima volta, finalmente: — night, iersera ;
— week, settimana passata; at —, in
fine; finalmente ; to the —, sino alla fine;
— but one (two), penultimo, antepenultimo ;
the — time, l'ultima -volta, finalmente.
last 2, s.: fine, estremità. last3, 5
(shoe) forma, f. last 4,5.: (nav.) lasto,
m. last5, INTR.: durare, continuare;
sussistere.
lastage, s.: lassa sopra le mercanzie;
(nav.) zavorra, f.
làst-ing, ADI.: durevole, duraturo, per-
manente. -ingly, ADV.: durevolmente,
perpetuamente. -ingness, S durevo-
lezza; continuazione, f. -ly, ‘apv.: in
fine, alla fine, finalmente ; in somma.
latch 1, s.: saliscendo, m. latch 2, TR.:
chiudere con saliscendo. -et, S.: cor-
reggia; cintura, f.
lat-e, aps., ADV.: lento, tardo; ultimo:
of —, ultimamente, non ha guari; of —
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years, da qualche anno, in questi ultimi
anni; the — king, il re defunto; the —
minister, Y ex-ministro. -edi, ADJ.: sor=
preso dalla notte.
latéen, ADJ.: (nav.) latino:
latina, f.
lately, ADV.: ultimamente, poco fa; non
è gran aes) poco stante.
lateney, S.: oscurità, f., nascondimen-
to, m
lateness, s.: tempo più tardo, m.;
dezza, f.; indugio, m.
latent, ADJ.: latente, segreto, occulto.
later, ADJ.: posteriore; susseguente;
ADV.: più tardi; dopo.
laugh
— sail, vela
tar-
lateral, ADJ.: laterale, da’ fianchi. -ly,
ADV.: lateralmente, da’ fianchi.
la-test, ADJ.: ultimo, più tardo. -te-
ward}, ADV.: alquanto tardo.
lath I, s.: panconcello, m., assicella, f.
lath 2, TR.: inchiodare i panconcelli, co-
prire di assicelle.
lathe, s.: tornio, m.
làtheri, s.: saponata, schiuma di sapo-
ne, f. lather2, TR.: insaponare; INTR.:
schiumare, spumare.
Làt-in, s.: lingua latina, f. -inism, s.:
latinismo, m. -imist, s.: latinista, m.
-inity, S.: latinità, lingua latina, f.
-inize, TR.: latinizzare; dire in latino.
latish, ADJ.: alquanto tardo, tardetto,
tardivo.
làtitanti, ADJ.:
làtitud-e, s.: latitudine; larghezza, f.;
spazio, m. -imarian, ADJ.: latitudina-
rio; non limitato; s.: libertino, m.
latten1,s.: ottone, m.; latta,f. lat-
ten2, ADJ.: d’ottone: — wire, fil d’ ot-
tone, m.
latter, ADJ.: ultimo; recente; moderno;
questi. -ly, ADV.: ultimamente, final-
mente, poco fa, non é gran tempo.
lattice, s.: graticciata, f., graticcio, m.
lattice 2, TR.: ingraticciare, ingratico-
lare; cancellare. -d, ADJ.: ingraticciato,
chiuso con graticcio. -window, s.: in-
ferriata, gelosia, f. «work, s.: inferria-
ta, f.
li s.: lode, laude; commendazione, f.
-laud2, TR.: lodare; commendare ; cele-
brare. -able, ADJ.: lodabile, lodevole.
-ableness, s.: laudabilità, laudevolezza,
f. -ably, ADV.: lodabilmente, lodevol-
mente, con lode.
laudanum, s.: laudano, m.
lau-dative, -datory, ADJ.:
laudante. -d(e)s, 8. PL.: laudi, m. pl.
laughi (df, 8. riso, m., risata, f.
laugh, TR.: beffare, burlare; INTR.: ri-
dere: — at, ridersi, burlarsi di; — out,
ghignezzare; — outright, scoppiare dalle
risa; — in one’s sleeves, rider sotto i baffi,
nascosto, celato.
lodante,
212 laughable
rider di nascosto; — one to scorn, scher-
nire (or scornare) uno. -able, ADJ.: ri-
sibile, ridicolo; faceto. -er,Ss.: che ri-
de. -ing, ADJ.: ridente; S.: ridere, ri-
so, m. -ingly, ADV.: con riso, in modo
ridente; allegramente. -ingestock, S.:
ludibrio, trastullo, scherno, m. -ter, S.:
riso, ridere, m.: break out into —, scop-
piar dalle risa; a fit of —, una gran ri-
sata.
launch, TR.: lanciare; INTR.: slanciarsi:
— a ship, varare un bastimento.
laund, s.: landa, pianura fra boschi, f.
-eriI, s.: truogo d’ acqua, secchia, f. -er2,
TR.: lavare. -erer, S.: lavatore, lavan-
daio, m. -ress, s.: lavandaia, lavandara,
jf. -ry, 8.: lavatoio, luogo da lavare, m.
laureate, ADI. : laureato, coronato di
laurea.
laurel, s.: laurea, f., alloro, lauro, m.
-led, ADJ. coronato di laurea.
laurestin, s.: (bot.) alloro selvatico, m.
lava, s.: lava, f.
lavation, s.: lavazione, f.
lavatory, s.: lavabo, lavatoio, m.; lava-
tura, f.
lave, TR.:
gnarsi.
lavéer, INTR.: (nav.) bordeggiare.
lavender, s.: spigo, nardo, m.; lavan-
da, f.
laver, s.: lavatoio, tino, m.
làvish I, ADJ.: prodigo, profuso, ecces-
sivo. lavish 2, TR.: prodigalizzare, spen-
dere profusamente, dissipare. -er, S.:
spendereccio, prodigo, m. -ing, S.: scia-
lacquamento, m. -ly, ADV.: prodigal-
mente, profusamente. -ment, -ness,
S.: prodigalità, f.
law, s.: legge, f.; statuto; editto, m.;
giurisprudenza, f.; processo; diritto, m.:
common —, diritto comune; statute —,
atti del parlamento, m. pl.; doctor in —,
dottore di legge, m.; become —, passare
in legge; follow the —, studiar la legge;
give —s, dar leggi; go to —, formar pro-
cesso, litigare, processare; pass a —,
fare una legge; take the — into one’s
lavare; INTR.: lavarsi; ba-
own hands, farsi giustizia da sè. day,
s.: giorno d’ udienza, m. -ful, ADJ.: le-
gittimo, legale, lecito; giusto. -fully,
ADV.: secondo la legge, legalmente; giu-
stamente. -fulness, s.: legalità; equi-
tà; giustizia, f. -giver, s.: legislatore,
legista, m. -giving, ADJ.: legislativo.
-less, ADJ.: senza legge; contrario alle
leggi; illegale. -lessly, ADV.: in modo
illegale. -maker, s.: legislatore, m.
lawn, s.: pratellino, m., pianura; rensa, f.
law-suit, S.: processo, m., lite, causa, f.
-yer, S.: avvocato; legista, giureconsul-
to, giurista, m.
lazaretto
laàx1, ADJ.: molle; rilassato ; debole, fiac-
co; vago. lax2,s.: flusso di corpo, m.,
soccorenza, f. -ative, ADI.: lassativo;
S.: (med.) lassativo, m. -ativeness, s.:
allentamento; flusso, m. -ity, -ness,
s.: lassità, lassitudine, rilassatezza; stan-
chezza, lentezza, f.
lay, ADJ.: laico, secolare. lay2, s.:
letto, m.; scommessa, f. lay 3, 8.: can-
zone, f., canto, m. lay4, S.: terra er-
bosa, f. lay 5, IRR.; TR.: porre, mette-
re; posare; abbonacciare, calmare; di-
sporre; scommettere; INTR.: fare una
scommessa; fare delle uova: — the cloth,
mettere la tavoglia; — apart, mettere da
banda; rigettare; — aside, mettere da
parte, metter da banda; deporre; omet-
tere; lasciare, rinunziare, abbandonare;
— asleep, addormentare, insonnare; — out
one’s cards, scartare; — a charge against
one, incolpare alcuno; accusare alcuno;
— claim to, pretendere; — the dust, ab-
battere la polvere; — eggs, fare delle uo-
va; — în heaps, ammucchiare, ammassa-
re; — the heat, abbattere il caldo; —
hold of, afferrare, prendere, pigliare; —
out money, sborsare, pagare danaro; —
open, scoprire, spiegare, dichiarare; mo-
strare; — in order, mettere in ordine,
ordinare; — a punishment on one, punire
alcuno; — a plot, fare una congiura, tra-
mare, macchinare; — siege to, mettere
l assiedo a; — snares, tendere insidie, in-
sidiare; — a tax, imporre una tassa; —
a wager, fare una scommessa; — in wait
for, insidiare; — waste, desolare, distrug-
gere, rovinare; — wine, mettere in can-
tina il vino; — about, battere, bastonare;
— against, incolpare, accusare; — at,
battere; mirare; — away, mettere da
banda; rinunziare; — before, rappresen-
tare, mostrare; — by, chiudere; serbare;
— down, deporre; posare; riposare; —
forth, distendersi; diffondere; — in, am-
massare; — în for, sforzarsi di corrom-
pere; on, applicare; soprapporre;
operare con vigore; — out, sborsare;
spendere; disegnare; — over, coprire;
incrostare; — to, imputare, accusare; —
together, ammassare ; comparare; confron-
tare; — under, sottomettere; — up,
ammucchiare, accumulare; riserbare; —
upon, soprapporre, imporre.
lay-days, S. PL.: (nav.) giorni di stallia,
m. pl.
lay-er, s.: letto; strato; germoglio, m.;
chioccia; crosta, incrostatura, f. «land,
S.: (agr.) maggese, maggiatica, f.
lay-man, s.: laico, secolare; modello,
m. priest, S.: prete secolare, m.
lay-stall, s.: letamaio, m.
lazar, s.: leproso, lebbroso, m.
-6tto,
lazarhouse
‘house, S.: lazzaretto, m. -wort, s.:
(bot.) belzuino, belgivino, m.
lazi-ly, ADV.: lentamente, tardamente, pi-
gramente. -mess, S.: tardezza, lentezza,
pigrizia, f.
lazuli, s.: lapislazzuli, m.
lazy, ADJ.: lento, tardo; infingardo, ne-
ghittoso, pigro.
léa, S.: prato chiuso intorno, m.
léachI, S.: ceneraccio, m. leach2,
TR.: imbucare.
léadi, s.: piombo, m.: black —, miniera
di piombo, f.; white —, biacca, f. lead2,
TR.: impiombare.
léad 3, S.: direzione; condotta, f.; comin-
ciamento (del giuoco); (bil/.) acchitto, m. ;
(fig.) precedenza, superiorità, presidenza,
f.: take the —, marciare alla testa, essere
il primo; dominare; presidere; have the
—, (at cards) aver la mano. lead4,
IRR.; TR.: menare, guidare, condurre;
comandare ; essere il capo: — a dance,
guidare un ballo; — by the hand, menare
per la mano (a mano); — a good life, me-
nare buona vita; — a sedentary life, me-
nare una vita sedentaria; — by the nose,
menare pel naso; — out of the way, svia-
re; — along, condurre, accompagnare; —
away, menare via; trarre seco; — back,
rimenare, ricondurre; — in, introdurre;
— out, menar fuora; this road —s to R.,
questa strada conduce a R.
leaden, ADI.: di piombo, piombino; pe-
sante, goffo.
léad-er, s.: conduttore; capo, capitano;
articolo di fondo, m.; (nav.) marinaro di
prua, m. -img, ADJ.: primo, principale:
— article, articolo di fondo, m.; —
hand, mano, m.; — horse, cavallo da
sella, m.; — man, capo, principale, m.;
— wind, (nav.) vento largo, m. -ing-
strings, s. PL.: stringhe, f. pl.; laccio,
menaiuolo, m.: be in —, essere in istato
di dipendenza (vasallaggio). -man, S.:
direttore di ballo, m.
léad-ore, s.: miniera di piombo, f. -pen-
ceil, s.: lapis, m., matita, f.
léaf1, s.: foglia, f., foglio; battente, m.:
little —, fogliolina, f.; — of gold, foglia
d'oro; turn over the leaves of a book, sfo-
gliettare un libro. leaf2, INTR.: coprirsi
di foglie, produr foglie, frondire. -gold,
8.: oro in foglia, m. -less, ADJ.: sfron-
dato, senza frondi. -let, s.: fogliolina, f.
-y, ADJ.: frondoso, frondifero, fogliato.
léagu-e1, s.: lega; unione; fazione, f.:
enter into a —, far lega, legarsi. -e2,
INTR.: legarsi; confederarsi. -ed, ADJ.:
legato; confederato. -er, s.: confedera-
to; assedio; blocco, m.
léak1, s.: fessura, crepatura; (nav.)
falla, f.: stop a —, stagnare una falla.
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leak 2, INTR.: fare acqua, trapelare ; co-
lare. -age, S.: colatura, f.; scolo, m.
-y, ADI. : fesso, squarciato.
léam, s.: (hunt.) guinzaglio, m.
léan1, ADJ.: magro, smunto, affilato, ma-
cilente: grow —, smagrire; make —, di-
magrare. leam2, (IR)R.; INTR.: appog-
giarsi; inclinare; pendere: — against,
appoggiarsi a; — back in one's chair, se-
. dere dinoccolato; — over, sporgere; —
upon, riposarsi sopra, fidarsi. -ing, s.:
l appoggiarsi, appoggiamento, m.; incli-
nazione, propensione, f. -ing-staff, s.:
bastone per appoggiarsi, m.
léan-ly, ADV.: magramente. -ness, S.:
magrezza ; estenuazione, f.
leapi, s.: salto, balzo, m.: take u —,
fare un salto, spiccar un salto; at a —,
ad un salto. leap 2, (IR)R.; TR.: coprire,
montare; INTR.: saltare; lanciarsi; pal-
pitare: — over a ditch, scavalcare una
fossa; — for joy, saltare di gioia. -er,
S.: saltatore, balzatore, m. -frog, S.:
giuoco fanciullesco, m. year, s.: anno
bisestile, m.
léarn, (1R)R.; (IN)TR.: insegnare; impa-
rare, apprendere: — by heart, imparare a
mente; — wit, scozzonarsi. -ed, ADJ.:
istrutto, dotto, letterato, saputo, intelli-
gente: a — man, un dotto, un erudito.
-edly, ADV.: dottamente, eruditamente.
-er, S.: scolare; principiante, m. -ing,
s.: erudizione; scienza, dottrina, f.
léasel,s.: affitto, m.: take a —, take on
—, pigliare in affitto. lease2, TR.: dare
in affitto, affittare. léaset 3, INTR.: spi-
golare; ristoppare. -hold, s.: affitto,
m. -holder, s.: fituaiuolo, fermiere, m.
-erf, s.: spigolatore, m.
léash I, s.: guinzaglio, m., lassa, f., lega-
me, legaccio, m. leash2, TR.: legare,
avvinchiare.
léasing}, s.: spigolare, m.; menzogna,
bugia, falsità, f.
léasor, S.: affittatore, m.
léast1, ADJ., ADV.: minimo, più piccolo;
meno; in minimo modo: at —, almeno;
not in the —, in niun modo. least2,s.:
atomo, m.
léather, s: cuoio, m., pelle, f.: lose —,
scorticarsi. bottle, S.: otre, otro, m.
=dresser, s.: conciatore di pelli, m. -m,
ADJ.: di cuoio, di pelle. seller, s.:
pelliciaio, pelliciere, m. -y, ADI.: della
qualità del cuoio; tiglioso, duro.
léave 1, s.: permissione ; licenza, libertà,
f.; congedo, m.: by your —, with your
—, con vostra licenza; take — of, pren-
der congedo da, accommitarsi (congedarsi)
di. leave2, IRR.; TR.: lasciare; abban-
donare; finire; INTR.: cessare; disconti-
nuare: — off, abbandonare; — off crying,
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cessar di piangere; — off writing, trala-
sciar di scrivere; — out, omettere; esclu-
dere.
léaved, ADI. : fogliato, frondoso, frondi-
fero: broad-—, dalle foglie larghe.
léaven 1, s.: lievito, fermento, m. -leav-
enz2, TR.: lievitare, fermentare; gua-
stare. -ous, ADJ.: lievitato, fermentato.
léav-er, s.: leva, stanza, f.; abbandona-
tore, m. -ings, S. PL.: rimasugli, m. pl.
léavy}, ADJ. : foglioso, frondoso.
lécher, s.: dissoluto, libertino, m. -ous,
ADI. i lascivo, dissoluto, voluttuoso, impu-
dico. -ously, ADV.: lascivamente, impu-
dicamente. -ousness, -y, S.: lascività,
impudicizia, f.
léc-tion, s.: lezione, lettura, f. -ture1,
S.: conferenza; lettura}; bravata, sgri-
data, f., rimprovero, m. -ture2, INTR.:
fare un discorso, fare un corso di pubbli-
che lezioni; INTR.: addottrinare; ripren-
dere; dare una paternale a. -turer, S.:
lettore, conferenziere; professore; predi-
catore; vicario, m. -tureship, S.: uffi-
zio di lettore, m
lédg-e, s.: orlo; letto, strato; risalto, m
-er, s.: libro maestro (di conti), m.
léd-horse, s.: cavallo a mano, m
lée, s.: feccia, f., sedimento; rimasuglio,
leaved
m.; (nav.) parte opposta al vento, f.
“board, s.: (nav.) deriva, f.
leech 1, s.: sanguisuga, mignata, f.; me-
dico, m. leech 2, TR.: medicare. =craft,
s.: medicina, f.
leef, ADI. : affezionato.
lée-gage, s.: (nav.) sottovento, m
léek, s.: porro, m. -pottage, S.: (cook.)
zuppa con porri, f.
léeri, s.: occhiata obliqua, f., sguardo
bieco, m. leer2, TR.: guardare sottoc-
chio, occhieggiare, occhiare.
lées, s. PL. : feccia, f., sedimento; rimasu-
glio, m
léet, s.: giorno curiale, m
costa di sottovento, spiag-
-side, S.: (nav.)
-ward, ADIJ.:
(nav.) deri-
lee-shore, S.:
gia esposta al vento, f.
banda di sottovento, f.
opposto al vento. -way,S.:
va,f.
lèft, ADJ: sinistro, manco: on the —,
a sinistra. -handed, ADJ.: mancino.
ehandedness, s.: uso della man sini-
stra, m.; disadattaggine, f.
lég, s.: gamba, f.: — of beef, coscia di
bue, f.; — of a fowl, coscia d’ un’ uccello,
f.; — of mutton, quarto di castrato, m.;
— for stockings, forma per le calzette, f. ;
— of a table, piede d'una tavola, m.; on
one’s —s, in piedi.
légaey, s.: legato, lascito, m.
lé-gal, ADJ.: legale, legittimo, lecito.
-gàlity,s.: legalità, conformità alle leg-
length
gi, f. -galize, TR.: legalizzare, render
legale, autorizzare. -gally, ADV.: legal-
mente, secondo la legge.
lé-gatary, S.: legatario, m. -gate,s.:
legato ; ambasciadore, m. -gatée, S.:
legatario, che è fatto il legato, m. a
time, ADJ.: del legato. atom 8
legazione, ambasceria, f. -gatér, 8,
fa testamento, testatore, m
légend, s.: leggenda, favola; inscrizione,
f. -ary, ADI.: di leggenda.
legerdemain, 8 : gherminella, f.
legerity, s. : leggerezza, Sf.
lég-ged, ADI: gambuto ; dalle gambe ...:
long-—, dalle gambe lunghe. ciau),
S.: ghetta, f. ~harness, S.: cosciale, m.
leg-ibility, s.: leggibilità, f. lég-ible,
ADJ.: leggibile. lég-ibly, abv. : in ma-
niera leggibile, i in modo leggibile.
légion, s.: legione, f.; gran numero, m.
-ary, ADJ.! legionario.
légis-late, TR.: fare delle leggi, decreta-
re leggi. -lation, s.: legislazione, f.,
ordinamento di leggi, m. -lative, ADJ.:
legislativo: — power, potere legislativo,
m. -lator,s.: legislatore, m. -lature,
. legislatura, legislazione, f.
legist, s.: giureconsulto, m
legiti-maey, s.: legittimità; realità, f.
-mate!, ADJ.: legittimo, secondo la leg-
ge. -matez, TR.: legittimare, far legit-
timo. -mately, ADV.: legittimamente.
-mation, s.: legittimazione, f.
lè-gume, -gumen, s : legume, m., ci-
vaia, f. -gùminous, ADJ.: leguminoso,
di legume.
léisur-able, ADI. : fatto ad agio. aly,
ADV.: a suo bell’ agio. -e, S.: agio, ozio;
comodo, m.; opportunità, comodità, f.: at
—, a bell’ agio; be at —, aver agio, aver
‘il tempo; — hour (moment), ora (momen-
to) di ozio. -ely, ADJ., ADV.: a bell’ agio,
a bello studio, convenevolmente; adagio,
poco a poco.
lemanf}, s.:
: che
amante, innamorato, m.
lémon, s.: limone, m. -ade, s.: limo-
nea, f. =colo(u)r, s.: color di limone, m.
=colo(u)red, ADJ.: citrino. «juice, S.:
sugo di limone, m. =peel, s.: scorza di
limone, f. -slice, s.: fetta di limone, f.
-squeezers, S.PL.: strittoio di cedri,m
=tree, S.: cederno, cedro, m.
lénd, IRR.; TR.: prestare, dare in presti-
to; dare, accommodare : — me your hand,
datemi la mano; — out, prestare. -er,
S.: prestatore, m
lèngth, s.: lunghezza; distanza; dura-
zione, continuazione, f.: at —, alla lunga
(or fine), finalmente ; în — of time, in pro-
cesso di tempo; — of bread, fetta di
pane, f.; full-— picture, ritratto in grande,
m.; lie at one's —, giacere tutto disteso.
lengthen
-en, TR.: allungare, stendere; INTR.:
allungarsi ; distendersi. -ening, s.: allun-
gamento, m. -wise, ADV.: in lungo.
lénient, ADI. : leniente, lenificativo; s.:
medicina lenificativa, f.
lén-ify, TR.: lenificare, addolcire. -itive,
ADI.: lenitivo; mitigante; molcente; s.:
lenificamento, m. -ity, S.: lenità; dol-
cezza, affabilità, umanità, f.
léns, S.: lente, m. (vetro).
Lènt, s.: quaresima, m.: keep —,
vare la quaresima.
male, di quaresima.
len-ticular, ADJ.: lenticolare. -tigi-
nous, ADJ.: lentigginoso. lém-til, S.:
lente, m.; lenticchia; lentiggine, f.
léntisk{, s.: lentischio, m.
lén-titudey, s.: lentezza, tardità, f. -tor,
s.: tenacità, viscosità ; lentezza, f. -tous,
ADI. : tenace, viscoso.
léo, s.: (astr.) leone, m.
leonino, di leone.
léopard, s.: leopardo, m.
laper, s.: lebbra, f. -ous = leprous.
lép-id, ADI.: gaio, scherzevole, allegro.
Adity, s.: lepidezza, gaiezza, f.
léporine, ADI. : leporino, di lepre.
lép-rosy, S.: lebbra, f. -rous ALIJ.:
lebbroso.
lesion, S.: (med.) lesione, f.
léss, ADJ.: minore ; inferiore; ADV.: meno,
non tanto: more or —, più o meno; —
rich than, meno ricco di.
lessée, s.: pigionale, affituale, m.
léssen, TR.: render più piccolo, impiccio-
lire, diminuire; scemare; INTR.: divenire
più piccolo.
lésses}, s. PL.: sterco (di animali ra-
paci), m.
lèsson1, s.: lezione, ripetizione, f.; in-
segnamento, precetto; rimprovero, m.
lesson 2, TR.: istruire, ammaestrare, ad-
dottrinare.
léssor, s.: affittatore, m.
wie, CONJ.: per tema, per paura (timore)
che.
1ét1,s.: ostacolo, impedimento, m. let2,
IRR.; TR.: lasciare; permettere; ritenere,
impedire; affittare, appigionare; IRR.:
lasciar stare; soffrire; ritenersi, aste-
nersi: — alone, lasciare in pace; —
blood, cavare sangue ; — loose, sciogliere ;
metter in libertà; — down, abbassare,
calare; discendere; — in (into), intro-
durre, ammettere; — off, sparare, tirare ;
— see, far vedere; — out, far uscire;
affittare; — us speak English, parliamo
inglese; — me speak, lasciatemi parlare.
léthal, aps.: letale, mortale, funesto.
lethality, s.: mortalita, f.
lethargic, ADJ.: letargico. léthargy,
8.: letargo, m.
osser-
-en, ADJ.: quaresi-
-nine, ADJ.:
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lethiferous, ADJ.: letale, mortale.
létter 1, s.: lettera, epistola, f.; carattere,
m.: capital —, lettera maiuscula; to the
—, alla lettera, esattamente; — stamps,
bollini delle lettere; — of attorney, pro-
cura, f.; — of mark, lettera di marco,
f.; —8, lettere, f. pl.; letteratura, scien-
za,f.; —s patent, patente, f.; —s of re-
spite, arresto di rispitto, m. letter,
TR.: soprascrivere. =bearer = -car-
rier. =box, S.: cassetta delle lettere.
-carrier, S.: portalettere, m. case,
S.: portafogli, m. -ed, ADI.: letterato,
dotto. «founder, s.: fonditore di ca-
ratteri, m. -foundery, s.: fonderia di
caratteri, f. -paper, s.: carta di let-
tere, f. =press, S.: torchio, m., stam-
pa, f.
lét-tiee, -tuee -tis, s.: lattuga, f.:
bage —, lattuga cappuccia, f.
levant, s.: levante, oriente, m.
ADJ.: levantino, del Oriente.
lévee, s.: levata, f. ; ricevimento, m.; diga,
riva, f., argine, m.
lèveli, ADJ.: a livello, livellato, piano;
s.: livello, piano, m.; livella, fi: make —,
lievellare, spianare, levigare; on a —
with, al livello di, del pari; above the —
of the sea, sopra il livello del mare.
level2, TR.: livellare, spianare, appia-
nare; INTR.: mirare; comparare, con-
ghietturare ; tentare: — a house with the
ground, spianare una casa; — at, mirare.
-ler, s.: livellatore, m. -ness, S.: livel-
lo; spianamento, m.; uguaglianza, f.
léven = leaven.
léver, s.: lieva, stanga (da sollevare), f.
léveret, s.: leprettino, leprottino, le-
pratto, m.
léviable, ADJ.: che si può levare.
leviathan, s.: leviatan, m.
lèvi-gateI, ADJ.: levigato; polverizzato.
-gate, TR.: levigare; polverizzare; stri-
tolare. -gation, s.: levigazione, f.; pol-
verizzamento, m. -ty, S.: levità, leg-
gerezza; volubilità, incostanza, f.
lévy1, s.: colletta; leva (di soldati); le-
vata; tassa, f: — of troops, leva di
truppe; — of taxes, levata di tasse.
levy 2, TR.: levare; guerreggiare.
lewd, ADJ.: dissoluto, lascivo ; libidinoso,
impudico. -ly, ADV.: dissolutamente, li-
cenziosamente, impudicamente. -ness,s.:
dissolutezza, f.; libertinaggio, m.; osce-
nità, f. -ster, s.: voluttuoso, m.
lexi-cégrapher, 8.: lessicografo, m.
-cògraphy, S.: lessicografia, f. -con,
s.: lessico, dizionario, m.
lia-bility, S.: obbligazione, risponsabili-
tà, f. lia-ble, ADJ.: soggetto, esposto ;
responsabile. -bleness = liability.
cab-
-ine,
liar, s.: mentitore, bugiardo, m.
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libation, s.: libazione, f.
libel I, s.: libello infamatorio, m.; satira,
f. libelz, (in)TR.: diffamare, screditare
in iscritto, calunniare. -er, S.: scrittore
di libelli infami, diffamatore, calunniatore,
m. -lous, ADJ.: diffamatorio, infama-
torio.
liber-al, ADJ.: liberale, generoso, ma-
gnanimo, munificente: — arts, arti li-
berali, m. pl. -alism, s.: liberalismo,
m. -ality, s.: liberalità, generosità, ma-
gnanimità, f. -alize, TR.: render libe-
rale. -ally, ADV.: liberalmente, genero-
samente, nobilmente. -ate, TR.: libera-
re; dare libertà. -ation, s.: liberazione,
f., liberamento, m. -ator, s.: liberatore,
m. -tinage, S.: vita licenziosa, sfrena-
tezza, f. -tine, ADJ.: licenzioso; S.: li-
bertino, m. -timism, S.: libertinismo,
libertinaggio, m. -ty, S.: libertà; immu-
nità, esenzione, f.; privilegio, m.: — of
the press, libertà della stampa, f.; — of
trade, libertà del commercio, f.; — of
will, libero arbitrio, m.; voluntà, f.; I
take the —, prendo la libertà; shall you
be at — this evening? sarete disimpegna-
to questa sera?
libidinous, ADJ.: libidinoso, lascivo, vo-
libation
luttuoso. -ly, ADV.: libidinosamente, la-
scivamente. -ness, S.: libidine, volut-
tà, f.
libral, ADJ.: del peso d’ una libbra.
li-brarian, s.: libraio; bibliotecario, m.
-brary, s.: libreria; biblioteca, f.: cir-
culating —, biblioteca circolante, f.; ga-
binetto di lettura, m. -brary-keeper,
s.: bibliotecario, m.
li-brate, TR.: librare, equilibrare, pesare.
-bration, s.: libramento, m. -bratory,
ADJ.: bilanciante, oscillatorio.
liee, PL. di louse.
lieen-ee = -se, S.: licenza; permissione,
autorizzazione, f.; privilegio, m.: poetical
—, licenza poetica; take out a —, ripor-
tare una patente. -se, TR.: licenziare,
dar licenza, autorizzare. -ser, S.. che
da permissione ; censore, m.
lieén-tiate, S.: licenziato, graduato, m.
-tiate, TR.: licenziare, permettere; auto-
rizzare. -tious, ADJ.: licenzioso, disso-
luto, sfrenato. -tiously, ADV.: licenzio-
samente, sfrenatamente. -tiousness,
S.: licenziosità, sregolatezza, dissolutez-
za, f.
lichen, s.: (bot.) lichene, m.
lieit, ADJ.: lecito.
lieitation, s.: vendita pubblica, f., in-
canto, m.
lieit-ly, ADv.: lecitamente.
licitezza, legalità, f.
lick1, s.: colpo, m., botta, percossa; lec-
catura, f. lick2, TR.: leccare, lambire:
-ness, S.:
lift
— up, leccare; ingoiare. dish, s.:
ghiottone, m. -er, S.: leccatore, m.
-erish, ADJ.: delicato, leccardo, goloso.
-erishness, S.: ghiottornia, golosità, f.
-erous = lickerish. -erousness =
lickerishness.
licorice, S.: regolizia, f.
lictor, s.: littore, birro, bidello, m.
lid, s.: coperchio, coverchio, m.; palpe-
bra, f.
lieI,s.: bugia, menzogna; falsità; buca-
ta, f.: give the —, smentire; tell —s,
dire delle menzogne, mentire. liez,
INTR.: mentire, dire bugie. lie 3, IRR.;
INTR.: giacere ; esser situato; dimorare,
restare; stare, essere: here —s, qui
giace; — close, tenersi chiuso; — lurk-
ing, tenersi nascosto; — under u mis-
take, sbagliare; — open, essere aperto;
— sick a-bed, stare malato in letto; —
about, essere sparso in qua e in là; — af,
importunare, vessare; — by, riposarsi;
starsene quieto; — down, coricarsi, ad-
dormentarsi; riposarsi; — în, partorire:
— open, essere esposto; — out, dormire
fuor di casa; — under, essere soggetto;
— upon, riposare; dipendere da.
lief, ADJ.: benamato, diletto; ADV.: vo-
lentieri, di buon grado; piuttosto: I had
as — go as stay, è tutto uno per me I’ an-
dare o lo stare.
liege, ADJ.: ligio, suddito; fido; s.: va-
sallo, ligio, m.: — lord, sovrano signore.
-man, S.: vassallo, m.
lîeger, s.: ambasciadore residente, m.
lîen, s.: diritto di ritenzione, m.
lientér-ic, ADJ.: di lienteria.
lienteria, f.
lieu, s.: luogo, m.: in — of, in vece di.
lieutèn-aney, s.: luogotenenza, f. -ant,
s.: luogotenente, tenente; governatore,
m.: — colonel, tenente colonnello, m.j} —
general, tenente generale, m. -aney,
-antship, s.: luogotenenza, f.
life, s.: vita; esistenza, vivacità; condot-
ta, f.: for —, a vita; to the —, al natura-
le; give —, animare ; lose one’s —, perder
la vita, morire; your — is at stake, vi va
della vita; pension for —, pensione vita-
lizia. blood, s.: sangue, m. -beat,
s.: batello da salvamento, m. giving,
ADJ.: vivificante. -guard, s.: guardia
del corpo, f. -less, ADJ.: senza vita,
inanimato. -lessly, ADV.: senza vigore.
-lessness, S.: mancanza di vita,f. -pre-
server, S.: apparecchio di salvamento, m.
«rent, S.: pensione a vita, f. -time,
S.: tempo della vita; vita, f.: in his —,
nella sua vita. -weary, ADJ.: stanco
di vivere; miserabile, misero.
lift, s.: alzamento; sforzo (per levar);
aiuto; ascensore, m.: at one —, alla pri-
-y li-, s.:
lift
ma, in un subito; give one a —, assistere
alcuno, aiutare alcuno. lift2, IRR.; TR.:
levare, alzare; inalzare; sollevare ; INTR.:
sforzarsi di sollevare: — away, portar
via; depredare. -er, s.: che alza. -ing,
s.: elevazione, alzata, f.
liga-ment, s.: ligamento, vincolo, m.
-méntal, -mèntous, ADJ.: ligamen-
toso. -ture, s.: legatura; benda, f.
lightI, ADJ.: leggiero; agile, attivo, ve-
loce; frivolo; incostante. light 2, aDJ.:
chiaro, luminoso; biondo; (nav.) scari-
cato, alleggerito; ADV.: leggiermente;
facilmente; agilmente: — hair, capelli
biondi, m. pl.; — as a feather, leggiero
quanto una piuma; — of belief, credulo;
make — of, far poco conto di. light3,
s.: lume; splendore; faro, m. ; chiarezza;
intelligenza, conoscenza, f.: it begins to be
—, comincia a farsi giorno; bring to —,
metter in chiaro; stand in one's —, im-
pedire il lume ad uno; far torto ad uno.
light 4, IRR.; TR.: accendere, allumare ;
illuminare ; dichiarare; scaricare. light5,
IRR.; INTR.: venire per accidente, incon-
trare; arrivare; succedere; scendere,
montar da cavallo; posarsi, poggiarsi: —
upon, imbattersi in.
light-armed, ADJ.: armato alla leggie-
ra. =brained, ADJ.: scervellato.
light-coloured, ADJ.: chiaro. -en,
tr.: illuminare; alleggerire; INTR.: bale-
nare; lampeggiare: è —s, lampeggia.
-ening, S.: alleggerimento; baleno, m.
lighter, s.: alleggio; batello, m., chiatta,
scafa, f. -mam, S.: navalestro, m.
light-fingered, ADJ.: leggiero alla ma-
no, inclinato a rubare. »footed, ADJ.:
leggiero alla corsa, veloce. =headed,
ADI.: delirante, stordito. -headed-
ness, S.: delirio, m. -hearted, ADJ.:
gaio, giocondo, allegro. -horse, 8.: ca-
valleria leggiera, f.
light-house, s.: faro, fanale, m. -ing,
8.: illuminazione, f.
light-legged, ADJ.: veloce; leggiero.
lightless, ADI. : oscuro, tenebroso, fosco.
light-ly, apv.: leggiermente; facilmen-
te; un poco. -minded, ADJ.: incostan-
te, instabile.
light-mess, s.: leggerezza, agilità; pre-
stezza, f. -ning, s.: baleno, lampo; ba-
gliore, m. -ning-rod, s.: parafulmine,
m. -8, S. PL.: polmoni (d’un animale),
n. pi. -some, ADI.: chiaro; allegro,
gaio, gioioso. -someness, S.: chiarez-
14; gaiezza, f.
lignaloes, s.: legno aloé, m.
lig-neous, ADI. : ligneo, di legno.
lik-eI, ADJ.: simile, somigliante; pari;
medesimo; probabile, verisimile; ADV.:
come, da, alla maniera di: be —, esser
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somigliante a; esser sul punto; in —
manner, parimente ; I had — to have for-
gotten it, Y avevo quasi dimenticato; —
an honest man, da galantuomo; — master,
— man, qual padrone, tal servo; — a
man, da valent? uomo; — a madman, da
matto. -e2, s.: pariglia; somiglianza;
cosa simile, f.: give — for —, render la
pariglia, render pane per focaccia. -e3,
TR.: amare; approvare; aggradire; INTR.:
avere gusto, essere a grado, compiacersi;
how do you — it? come vi piace? I should
— to see it, vorrei vederlo; as you —,
come vi piace (or aggrada). -elihood,
-eliness, S.: probabilità; apparenza, f.
-ely, ADJ.: probabile, verisimile, credi-
bile; apparente; ADv.: probabilmente,
verisimilmente. -em, TR.: comparare,
paragonare; rassomigliare. -eness, S.:
sembianza, somiglianza; apparenza; con-
formità; immagine, f., ritratto, m.: good
— ritratto rassomigliante; in the — of,
all immagine di. -ewise, ADV.: parimen-
te, similmente, anche; pure; d’altrove,
altresì. -imgI, ADI. : paffuto, grassetto.
-ing2, s.: grassezza, f.; genio, gusto;
consenso, m.: that is to my —, ciò mi va
a genio, ciò mi quadra; take a — to a
thing, prendere diletto, dilettarsi di qual-
che cosa.
lilach, s.: lillà, ghianda unguentaria, f.
lil-ied, ADJ.: ornato di gigli. -y, S.:
giglio; fiordaliso, m.: — of the valley,
mughetto, m. -y-livered, ADJ.: co-
dardo, pauroso.
limation, s.: limare, m. limature,
s.: limatura, f.
limb:, s.: membro, m.; estremità; par-
te, f. limb?2, TR.: dare membra; smem-
brare, sbranare.
limbeck, s.: limbicco, lambicco, m.
limbed, ADJ.: membruto.
limber!, ADJ.: fiessibile, pieghevole, ar-
rendevole ; agevole. limber?2, s.: (nav.)
anguilla, f. -board, 8.: (nav.) aper-
tura della tromba, f. hole, s.: (nav.)
anguilla, f. -mess, S.: flessibilità, f.
limbo, s.: limbo, m.; prigione, f.
limei, s.: calcina; calce, f.; lemone;
tiglio, m.: quick—, calcina viva, f.
lime 2, TR.: invischiare; cimentare; in-
calcinare. -burner, S.: fornaciaio, m.
lime-hound, s.: bracco da sangue, m.
limé-juice, s..: acqua di cedro, f.
lime-kiln, s.: fornace (da calcinare), f.
“pit, s.: buca della calcina, f.
limer = lime-hound.
lime-stone, s.: pietra da calcina, albe-
rese, f. -twig, s.: fuscello impaniato,
m. water, S.: acqua impregnata di
calce ; acqua cedrata, f.
limiti, s.: limite, termine, confine, m.:
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set a —, limitare, porre argine a. limitz,
TR. : limitare; ristringere; determinare,
assegnare. -ary, ADJ.: limitativo; re-
strittivo. -ation, s.: limitazione; restri-
zione; riserva, f. -less, ADJ.: illimitato.
limmer, s.: levriere; briccone, m.
lim-n, TR.: disegnare; miniare; dipinge-
re con acquarelli. -ner, S.: miniatore;
pittore, m.
li-mosity, s.: limosità, f.; fango, m. li-
mous, ADJ.: limoso, fangoso, melmoso.
limp 1, ADJ.: debole, fiacco. limpz,sS.:
zoppicamento, m. limp 3, INTR.: zoppi-
care, andare zoppicante, esser zoppo: go
—ing, andar zoppicone. -er,S.: zop-
po, m.
lim-pid, ADJ.: limpido, chiaro, lucido.
-pidity, -pidness, s.: limpidezza, chia-
rezza, lucidezza, f.
limping, s.: zoppicamento, zoppicare, m.
-ly, ADV.: in modo zoppicante.
limy, ADJ.: viscoso, glutinoso ; calcareo.
linch-pin, s.: palicello, chiodo (di ruo-
ta), m.-
linc-ture, -tus, S.: elettuario, n.
linden, «tree, s.: tiglio, m.
line 1, s.: linea; corda; strada ferrata,
f.; lignaggio, m., discendenza; fattezza, f.;
tratto, m.: straight —, linea retta; a —
of steamers, una linea di vapori; write me
a —, scrivetemi due righe ; in the grocery
—, nei generi coloniali; ship of the —,
vascello di linea, vascello di rango ; (rail.)
projected —, strada ferrata progettata.
line 2, tR.: foderare, soppannare; guar-
nire; incrostare; — with fur, soppan-
nare con pelliccia.
lin-eage, S.: legnaggio, m., schiatta,
stirpe, f. -eal, ADJ.: lineare, di linea.
-eally, ADv.: linealmente, per linea.
-eament, S.: lineamento, m., fattezza,
f. -ear, ADI.: lineare, per linea. -ea-
tion, s.: lineazione, f.
line-keeper, s.: (rail.) guardiano (del-
la strana ferrata), m.: (ratl.) —s house,
casarella (della strada ferrata), f.
linen 1,5.: tela, f.; tessuto (di lino, ecc.),
m.; pannilini, m. pl.; biancherie, f. pl.
linen 2, ADI. : fatto di lino, fatto di tela.
-cloth, s.: tela, f. -draper, s.: mer-
cante di tela, m. -drapery, -trade,
S.: teleria, f. -weaver, S.: tessitore, m.
liner, S.: vapore di una linea.
ling, s.: erica; baccalà, f., merluzzo, m.
(pesce).
linger, TR.: tardare, differire, tirare in
lungo ; INTR.: languire; esitare: — be-
hind, restare indietro. -er, 8.: indugia-
tore, tentennone, uomo tardo, m. -ing,
ADJ.: indugevole; languido, tardo, lungo;
8.: indugio, m., dilazione, f. -ingly, ADV.:
tardamente, lentamente, pigramente.
list
lin-get, -got, S.: verga (d’oro, d’ argen-
to), f.
lingo, s.: linguaggio barbaro, gergo, m.
lin-guacious, ADJ.: loquace, linguac-
ciuto. -guaeity, s.: loquacità, f., cica-
lio, m. -gwist, S.: che è versato nelle
lingue, linguista, m.
lingwort, 8.: angelica, f.
liniment, s.: linimento, unguento, m.
lining, s.: fodera, f.; soppanno, m.: —
of a hat, cuffia d’ un cappello, f.
link 1, s.: anello (di catena), m.; catena;
torcia, fiaccola, f.; salsicciuolo, m. link2,
TR.: concatenare, incatenare; giungere,
unire.
linnet, s.: fanello, m.
linseed, s.: sementa di lino, f.
oglio di lino, m.
linsey-woolsey, ADI. : grossolano; vile,
abbietto ; s.: mezzalana, f.
linstock, s.: canna, f., bastone (da dar
fuoco al cannone), m.
lint, s.: lino, m.; faldella, f.
lintel, s.: (arch.) listello, architrave, m.
lion, s.: leone; (poet.) lion(e), m.: young
—, leoncello, lioncello, m.; —’s den, co-
vile di leone, m. -ess, S.: leonessa, lio-
nessa, f. -hearted, ADJ.: cuore di
leone. -like, ADJ.: simile al leone; feroce.
lip!, s.: labbro; bordo, orlo; margine,
m.: make a —, ciondolar il labbro. lip2,
TR.: baciare. »labour, S.: parole vane,
f. pl.; ciarleria, f. -ped, ADI.: labiato;
che ha le labbra. -salve, S.: pomata da
ungere le labbre, f. -wisdom, S.: sa-
viezza in parole, f.
li-quable, ADJ.: fusibile, dissolubile.
-quate;, TR.: liquefarsi. -quefaction,
S.: liquefazione, f., liquefare, fondere, m.
-quefiable, ADI.: liquefattivo. -quefy,
TR.: liquefare; liquidare; INTR.: fondere.
-quéseeney, S.: attezza a liquefarsi, f.
-quéseent, ADJ.: liquido. -quid, ADI.:
liquido, fluido; chiaro; s.: liquore; fluido,
m.; (gram.) lettera liquida,f. -quidate,
TR.: liquefare; liquidare, pagare un de-
bito. -quidation, s.: liquidazione, f.
-quidity, -quidness, s.: liquidità, flui-
dita, f. -qwor1, s.: liquore, m.; bevan-
da, f. -quor2, TR.: umettare, ungere;
immollare. -quoriee, s.: liquirizia, f.
lisp I, S.: barbugliamento ; balbettare, m.
soil, s.:
lisp2, INTR.: scilinguare, balbuzzare,
balbettare. -er, s.: scilinguato, borbot-
tone, m.
lissome = lithesome.
listI, s.: lista, catalogo, m.; lizza; cor-
da; voglia, volontà; (nav.) falsa banda,
f.: the civil —, la lista civile; enter the
—s, entrare nella lizza. list2, TR.: ar-
rolare; registrare; INTR.: volere, piace-
re: when I —, quando mi piacerà; let
listed
him do what he —s, faccia quel che vuo-
le, -ed, ADJ.: strisciato, listato; ingag-
giato.
listen, INTR.: ascoltare, udire, attendere,
porgere orecchio. -er, S.: ascoltatore, m.
list-ful, ADI. : attento. -less, ADJ.: tra-
scurato; svogliato, indifferente. -less-
ly, ADV.: trascuratamente, senza cura.
-lessness, S.: trascuraggine, negligen-
1a; svogliatezza, f.
litany, s.: letane, letanie, f. pl.
liter-al, ADJ.: litterale, letterale: —
fault, errore di stampa, m. -ality, s.:
senso letterale, m. -ally, ADV.: lette-
ralmente. -ary, ADJ.: letterario: —
man, letterato. -ate, ADJ.: letterato;
scienziato, dotto. -ati, S. PL.: letterati,
womini dotti, m. pl. -ature, S.: lette-
ratura, f.
litharge, s.: litargirio, m.
lith-e, ADI. : pieghevole, flessibile ; arren-
devole. -ness, S.: flessibilità, arrende-
volezza, f. -er, ADJ.: molle; lento; s.:
lentezza, tardezza, f. -esome, ADJ.:
pieghevole, arrendevole.
lith- ograph, s.: litografia, f. -6g-
rapher, s.: litografo, m. -ogràphic,
ADI.: litografico. -ography, s.: litogra-
fia, f. -dlogy, s.: litologia,f. -étomist,
8: litotomista, litotomo, m. -6tomy, S.:
litotomia, f.
lithy, ADI. : pieghevole, arrendevole.
lit-igant, ADJ.: litigante; s.: litigante,
litigatore, m. -igate, INTR.: litigare,
contendere, contrastare. -igation, S.:
litizamento, m., lite, contesa, f. -igious,
ADI.: litigioso, rissoso, brigoso. -igious-
ly, ADV.: litigiosamente. -igiousness,
8.: umore litigioso, m. i
litmus, s.: oricello, m.
litoral = littoral.
litter 1, s.: lettiga, f., letto portabile, m.;
paglia; ventrata, f.: make a —, mettere
in disordine. litter2, TR.: figliare;
scompigliare, disordinare.
little, ADJ.: piccolo, poco; S.: poco, m.;
poca cosa, f.: a —, un poco; a — one,
un fanciullo; very —, piccolissimo; pic-
cino, piccinino. little 2, ADV.: poco, non
molto, quasi nulla: by — and —, a poco
a poco; never so —, un pochettino; too
—, troppo poco; however —, per quanto
poco. -ness, s.: piccolezza; poca im-
portanza; bassezza, viltà, f.
littoral, ADJ.: littorale, del mare.
litàrgic(al), ADI. : liturgico.
liturgy, s.: liturgia, f.
live, ADJ.: vivo; attivo.
live, INTR.: vivere, sussistere; dimorare:
as long as I —, tanto che (or finchè) vi-
wd; where do you —? dove state di
casa? dove dimorate? — from hand to
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mouth, vivere dì per dì; -— upon good
terms with one, essere d’ accordo con uno;
— on (upon), nutrirsi, cibarsi,
live-d, ADJ.: di... vita: long —, di vita
lunga. -lihood, s.: vita, f.; vitto; me-
stiere, m., arte, f.: get ones —, guada-
gnarsi il vitto. -liness, 8.: vivacità, f.;
vigore, m.
livelong, ADI.: lungo, tedioso ; durevole,
eterno: the — day, tutto il giorno.
live-lily, ADV.: vivamente, in modo vi-
vace. -ly, ADJ.: vivace, vivo, spiritoso,
gaio: — youth, ragazzo svegliato.
liver, s.: vivente; fegato, m. -colour,
ADJ.: di color di fegato, bruno. -weort,
S.: (bot.) epatica, f.
livery, s.: livrea, f.; vestimento; pos-
sesso, m.: keep horses at —, tener cavalli
d'affitto; receive —, esser messo in pos-
sesso; wear —, portar la livrea. «horse,
s.: cavallo d’ affitto, m. -man, s.: mem-
bro del corpo municipale, m. -men, PL.:
gente di livrea, f. -stable, s.: scuderia
di cavalli d’ affitto, f.
live-stock, s.: (agr.) copia di bestiame,
f., bestiame, m.
liv-id, ADJ.: livido, nericcio ; nericante.
-idity, -idness, s.: lividezza, f., livi-
dore, m.; discolorazione, f.
living, ADJ.: vivente, vivo; S.: vita, f.,
vivere; vitto, nutrimento; beneficio, m.,
cura, f.: — language, lingua vivente; —
faith, fede viva. -ly, ADV.: durante la
vita.
livre, s.: lira, f. (moneta).
lixivium, s.: (chem.) lisciva, f., ranno, m.
lizard, s.: lucertola, lucerta, f.
llama, s.: lama, f.
16! INTERJ.: ecco! ecco qui!
léach, s.: ghiozzo, m. (pesce).
load1,s.: carica, soma, f.; peso, fardello,
m.; mina, miniera, f.: — of wood, misura
di legnami, f. load 2, (1R)R.; TR.: cari-
care; imbarazzare; ingombrare: — the
dice, falsare i dadi. -er, S.: caricatore,
m. -ing,s.: carica, f., fardello, m.
l5ad-smani, s.: pilota, piloto; condut-
tore, m. -star, S.: cinosura, orsa mi-
nore, f. -stone, S.: calamita, f.
léaf (pl. loaves), S.: pane; cibo, m.:
of sugar, pane di zucchero, m.
loam 1, S.: terra grassa; creta; marna,
f. loam2, TR.: concimare colla marna;
imbrattare di creta. -y, ADJ.: argilloso;
di marna.
loan, s.: prestito, presto, m., prestanza
f.: put out to —, dar in prestito, prestare
loan?2, TR.: prestare. -office, S.: mop
te di pietà, m.
léa-th, ApJ.: mal disposto, repugnante.
-the, TR.: odiare; detestare, stomaca-
re, nauseare ; INTR.: nausearsi, recare di-
220 loathful
sgusto. -thful, ADJ.: dispiacevole, nau-
seoso. -thing, S.: disgusto, fastidio;
odio; aborrimento, m., avversione, f.
-thingly, ADV.: in modo dispiacevole,
schifosamente. -thly, ADV.: a contrag-
genio, svogliatamente, a mala pena.
-thness, S.. ripugnanza, avversione,
stucchevolezza, f. -thsome, ADJ.: schi-
fo, stomachevole, fastidioso, nauseoso.
-thsomeness, s.: schifezza, stomachezza,
f., nauseamento, fastidio, m.
Iòb 1, s.: balordo, villano, minchione ; ver-
me da pescare, m. lob2,TR.: crollare,
scuotere; INTR.: lasciar cadere negligen-
temente.
lobby, s.: vestibulo, portico, m., galleria,
f.; passaggio, m.
lobe, s.: (anat.) lobo, m.
lébster, s.: gambero (di mare), m.
lob-worm, s.: lombrico, m.
lobule, s.: lobetto, m.
l6-cal, ADI. : locale, di luogo ; particolare ;
(med.) esterno. -cality, S.: località;
esistenza locale, presenza ; particolarità, f.
-cally, ADV.: localmente; in luogo.
-cate, TR.: locare; mettere giù, deporre:
— one's self, stabilirsi. -cation, s.: lo-
cazione, positura, f.; sito, m.; allogazio-
ne, f.
loch, s.: lago, m.
lòck1, s.: serratura, toppa, f.; serrame,
m.; conca, chiusa: — of hair, ciocca di
capelli, f.; — of hay, fastello di fieno, m.;
— of a pistol, piastra di pistola, f.; — of
a canal, etc., cateratta; chiusa, f.; — of
wool, fiocco di lana, m.; be under — and
key, esser serrato a chiave; —s, pa-
stoie, f. pl. lockz2, TR.: serrare a chia-
ve, fermare a chiave; INTR.: chiudersi;
fermarsi: — in, rinchiudere; serbare;
— out, escludere; impedire; — one out,
serrare la porta ad uno; — wp, rinchiu-
dere, serrare. -age, S.: dazio di caterat-
ta, m. -chain,S.: catena da fermare,
f. -er, 8.: armario, armadio, m.; cre-
denza, f. -et, s.: fibbiaglio, fermaglio ;
gioiello, m. -jaw, S.: trismo, tetano, m.
lockram, S.: tela grossolana, f. i
locksmith, s.: magnano; fabbro (di top-
pe), m.
locom6-tion, s.: cambiamento di luogo,
m. -tive, ADJ.: che si muove di luogo
in luogo; S.: locomotiva, f.: — engine,
macchina locomotiva, locomotiva, vettura
a vapore; — power, forza locomotrice.
locust, s.: locusta, f.
locùtion, s.: locuzione, espressione, f.
lode-star, -stone = loadstar.
lòdg-et,s.: loggia, capanna; cameretta,
f.; tugurio, m.: — of a stag, covo d’un
cervo, m. -e2, TR.: alloggiare; fissare;
INTR.; dimorare, abitare; dormire: where
* long
do you—? dove siete alloggiato? -ement,
s.: alloggiamento, m., abitazione, f. -er,
S.: pigionale, m. -ing, s.: alloggiamen-
to, alloggio, m.; camera, locanda ; nottata,
f.: give one a night's —, alloggiare uno
per una notte. -ing-house, s.: locan-
da, f.
loft, s.: soffitto; solaio, m.; soffitta, f.:
corn-—, granaio, m. -ily, ADV.: alta-
mente; maestosamente, alla grande.
-iness, s.: altezza, elevazione ; sublimità ;
grandezza ; superbia, f.: (title) his —, sua
Altezza. rent, 8.: fitto di granaio,
m. -y, ADJ.: grande; sublime, alto; su-
perbo; sublime: — building, edifizio al-
to; — air, contegno nobile; aria autore-
vole; — mien, bell’ aria di testa.
lòg, s.: ceppo, toppo; pezzo (di legno);
(nav.) lo, m.
loga-rithm, s.: logaritmo, m. -rith-
-mic(al), ADI. : logaritmico.
lig-board, s.: tavola di lo, f. -book,
s.: libro di lo, orario, m.
loggerhead, s.: minchione, sciocco, ba-
lordo, m.: fall to —s, venire alle prese.
-ed, ADJ.: balordo, stupido.
lòg-house, -hut, S.: capanna (casa) di
tronchi d’ alberi, f.
logic, s.: logica, loica, f. -al, ADI.: lo-
gicale, loicale; di logica. -ally, apv.:
loicalmente, con logica.
lo-gician, s.: logico, dialettico, m. -gis-
tic, s.: logistica, f.
log-line, s.: cordicella del lo,f. -man,
S.: portatore di toppi, m.
lògogriphe, s.: logogrifo, m.
legomachy, S.: contesa di parole, f.
lòg-reel, s.: bacchetta, passaretta, f.
-wood, s.: campeggio, m.
lohock, s.: (med.) lambitivo, m.
loin, s.: lombo, m.: — of mutton, coda
di castrato; — of veal, lombata di vitello.
-s, 8. PL.: reni, lombi, m. pl.; schiena, f.
léiter, INTR.: spender il tempo neghitto-
samente; tardare, trattenersi. -er, S.:
tentennone; infingardo, m. -img, ADJ.:
scioperato, neghittoso ; s.: infingardia, pi-
grizia, f.
loll, TR.: — one’s tongue, stendere la
lingua; INTR.: appoggiarsi; reggersi.
lombard, s.: monte di pietà, m.
Lòndoner, s.: Londonese, m., f.
lone, ADJ.: solitario, solo. -liness, 8.:
solitudine, f.; ritiro, m. -ly, ADI.: soli-
tario, remoto, solo. -mess = loneliness.
-some, ADJ.: solitario, senza compagnia.
-someness, S.: solitudine, f.
lòn-g1, ADJ.: lungo; lento, tardo; tedio-
so, bramoso: twenty feet — by sixteen
wide, lungo venti piedi e largo sedici; a
— time, un pezzo ; in the — run, a lungo
andare. -g2, ADV.: lungo tempo: — after,
long
Ingo tempo dopo; — ago, — since, lun-
go tempo fa; not — before, non molto
prima; ere —, in breve, fra poco; as —
as, tanto che, tanto quanto; as — as I
live, finchè vivrò; all this day —,
tut’ oggi; shall you be out —? starete
di molto a tornare? how —? quanto tem-
po? -@3, INTR.: desiderare; appetire,
avere gran voglia: — for, bramare ar-
dentemente. -ganimity, s.: longanimi-
tà; sofferenza, f. -g-boat, s.: scialup-
pa, f.; schifo, m. -ger, ADJ., ADV.:
più lungo. -gévity, s.: longevità, lunga
vita, f. -g-headed, ADJ.: che ha la
testa appuntata; astuto. -gimanous,
ADJ.: che ha le mani lunghe. ‘-gimetry,
s.: longimetria, f. -gimg, s.: desiderio
intenso, m.; impazienza, f. -gingly,
ADV.: con desiderio intenso, bramosamen-
te. -ginquity, s.: lontananza, distan-
za,f. -gish, ADI.: alquanto lungo, lun-
ghetto. -gitude, s.: longitudine; lun-
ghezza, f. ‘-gitàdinal, ADJ.: longitudi-
nale. -gitudimally, ADV.: in lungo.
-g-legged, ADJ.: che ha le gamhe lun-
ghe. -g=lived, ADJ.: longevo. -g=
shanked = longlegged. -g-sighted,
ADJ.: che vede di lontano, che ha la vi-
sta lunga. -g-sightedness, s.: vista
lontana, f. -gsomet, ADJ.: lungo ; tedio-
80, noioso. -gsomenessi, s.: noiosità, f.
-gsufferanee, S.: longanimità, pazien-
14, f. -gsaffering, ADJ.: sofferente;
paziente. -gways, ADV.: pel lungo.
-gwinded, ADJ.: lungo, tedioso, noioso.
-gwise = longways.
Yo, s.: bestia (ad cards).
13o-bily, aDJ.: scimunito, sciocco. -by,
8.: balordo, minchione, goffo, m.
liof1, s.. (nav.) sopravento, m. loof2,
TR.: (nav.) serrare il vento, andare all’ or-
ra,
look 1,s.: guardo ; aspetto, m.; occhiata, f.
look!2, INTERI.: ecco! vedi! look3,
TR.: vedere, guardare; cercare; INTR.:
mirare, considerare, guardare; parere,
sembrare; aver aspetto di: — annoyed,
sembrare tediato; — back, riflettere so-
pra, ruminare ; — big, braveggiare, pavo-
neggiare; — like, aver la cera, rassomi-
gliare; — well, avere buon viso, avere
buona cera; — out of the window, affac-
ciarsi alla finestra; — young again, rin-
giovanire; — about, invigilare; badare;
— after, aver cura di; aver l'occhio a;
— at, considerare; osservare; — down,
guardar con isdegno, avere a sdegno; —
for, cercare; aspettare; — into, conside-
Tare; esaminare; — on, mirare; pre-
giare; — out, cercare; ricercare; scopri-
te; (nav.) tener vendetta; — over, esa-
minare; — there! mirate là! — to, ba-
lordling 22)
dare; prender guardia; — up, guardare
in alto; — upon, mirare; stimare. -er,
-er-on, S.: spettatore; riguardante, m.
-ing-glass, s.: specchio, m.; bambola,
f. -ing-glass-maker, s.: specchiaio,
m. “out, S.: veletta, vedetta; senti-
nella: to be on the —, spiare; osservare;
keep a good —, stare all’ erta
léom |, s.: telaio di tessitore, m. loom 2,
INTR.: (nav.) apparire in lontananza, pa-
rere. s=gale,s.: (nav.) venticello fre-
sco,m. -ing,S.: (nav.) apparenza (d’ un
vascello), f.
léon, s.: tuffetto (anatra); furfante, bir-
bone, m.
léop, s.: trina, f.; cordoncino, affibbia-
glio, m. -ed, ADJ.: bucato, pieno di
buchi, foracchiato. «hole, s.: buco;
spiraglio; rigiro, sotterfugio; (art.) can-
noniera, balestriera, f. -holed, ADJ.:
bucato, pieno di spiragli. -lace, s.: gab-
bano, m. maker, s.: nastraio, m.
loéord}, s.: poltrone, m.
lsose1, ADI.: sciolto, slegato; lento;
dissoluto, licenzioso, sviato: — style, stile
bislacco; be —, essere sciolto; esser in
libertà; be in a — condition, esser libero,
vivere a suo modo; get —, scatenarsi; get
— from one, liberarsi da uno; hang —,
strascinare per terra; grow —, slegarsi,
allontanarsi; let —, scatenare. loose2,
S.: libertà, f., stato di libertà, m.; eman-
zipazione, f. loose 3, TR.: slegare, slac-
ciare, rilasciare; sprigionare, liberare;
INTR.: spiegare le vele, levar l’ ancora;
partire. -ly, ADV.: senza fermezza; dis-
solutamente, licenziosamente. -m, TR.:
slegare, sciogliere, distaccare; rilassa-
re, rallentare; INTR.: distaccarsi; sepa-
rarsi. -ness, S.: allentamento; flusso
di corpo, m. -ning, ADJ.: lassativo,
mollificativo ; s.: allentamento, m.
lòp1, s.: taglio; ramo tagliato, m.; pulce,
f. lopz, TR.: diramare, scapezzare,
troncare; INTR.: pendere. -per, S.:
che dirama; potatore, m. -ping, S.:
potagione, f., potamento, m. -sided,
ADJ.: (nav.) abboccato.
lo-quacious, ADJ.: loquace; ciarliero.
-quàeity, s.: loquacita ; ciarlieria, cian-
cia, f.
lérd 1, s8.: signore; padrone; Iddio; lord,
m.: house of —s, camera dei Lordi, f.;
— chancellor, gran cancelliere, m.; —
chamberlain, gran ciambellano, m.; —
chief justice, gran giudice, m.; — mayor
of London, podestà di Londra, m. lordz,
INTR.: signoreggiare, dominare: — it
over, dominare, tiraneggiare. -ingij =
-ling. -liness, s.: altezza; superbia,
alterigia, f. -like, ADI.: da signore, di
gran signore; altiero. -ling, S.: signo-
222 lordly
rello, piccol signore, m. -ly, ADJ.: signo-
rile, nobile; altiero, arrogante; ADV.:
imperiosamente ; alteramente ; arrogante-
mente. -ship, 8.: signoria; podestà, f.;
dominio, m. i
lore, s.: lezione, dottrina; istruzione, f.
lorel, s.: furfante, m.
lergnétte -nyét, s8.: specie di binocu-
lo, m.
loriot, s.: rigogolo, m.
lérn, ADJ.: derelitto, abbandonato, per-
duto. i
lory, 8.: specie di pappagallo, m.
1és-e, IRR.; TR.: perdere, far perdita; ro-
vinare; dissipare; INTR.: perdersi, essere
perduto; mancare; smarrire; scordarsi:
— ground, rinculare, dar indietro; —
one’s spirits, perdersi di animo; — sight
of, perder di vista; — one’s way, smarri-
re la strada, perdersi. -(e)able, ADI.:
soggetto a perdita. -er,S.: perditore,
perdente, m. -img, ADJ.: perdente; s.:
perdita, f.
déss, s.: perdita; rovina, f.; danno, pre-
giudizio, m.: be at a —, essere indeciso;
suffer a great —, fare una gran perdita.
lost, ADJ.: perduto; rovinato; smarrito;
naufragato (cf. lose).
lot, s.: sorte, f.; destino, fato, m., fortu-
na; porzione, f.: by —s, a sorte, per sor-
te; cast (draw) —s, trarre a sorte; —s
of, copia di, abbondanza di, a balle e pa-
late.
lothe = loathe.
létion, s.: lozione, lavatura, f.
lòittery, 8.: lotto, m.: put in the —,
mettere al lotto. ticket, s.: polizza
di lotto, f.
lotus, s.: loto, m.
léud, ADJ.: alto, forte; grande; ADV.:
ad alta voce; forte. -ly, ADV.: ad alta
voce. -mess, S.: suono forte; strepi-
to, m.
15uis-d’or, s.: luigi d’oro, m.
léung-e, INTR.: infingardirsi.
infingardo, perdigiorno, m.
lou-seI (pl. lice), s.: pidocchio, m. -se2,
TR.: spidocchiare. -sewort, S.: stafisa-
gra, f. -simess, S.: stato pidocchioso,
m.; miseria, f. -sy, ADJ.: pidocchioso;
abbieto. :
lout, 8.: rustico, villano, villanaccio, zoti-
cone, m. -ish, ADJ.: alquanto rustico.
-ishly, ADV.: rusticamente, in modo
sgraziato. -ishness, S.: rusticità, vil-
lania, f.
13uver, s.: buco del fumo, m.
lévable, ADI.: amabile.
lévage, 8.: (bot.) livistico, sedano mon-
tano, m.
lév-e1, s.: amore; affetto, m.: for the —
of God, per l’ amor di Dio; be in — with,
-er, S.:
lowness
esser innamorato di; fall in — with, in-
vaghirsi di, innamorarsi di; die for —,
morir d’ amore; make —, amoreggiare,
vezzeggiare. -e2, TR.: amare; dilettarsi;
rispettare. -e-affair, s.: intrigo amo-
roso, m. -e=apple, S.: pomo @ oro, m.
-e-broker, 8.: mezzano, m. -e=-charm,
s.: filtro amoroso, m. -e=knot, s.: lac-
cio amoroso, m. -e=letter, s.: biglietto
amoroso, m. -elily, ADV.: amabilmente,
con amore. -eliness, 8.: amabilita,
amorevolezza, dolcezza; bellezza, beltà, f.
-e=lock, s.: rubacuori, m. -e=lorn, ADJ.:
derelitto dall’ oggetto amato. -ely, ADI.:
amabile, grazioso, bello. -e=potion,
s.: filtro amoroso, m. -er, S.: amatore,
innamorato, m. -e=secret, S.: segreto
d amanti, m. -eesick, ADJ.: ammalato
d’ amore. -e-song, S.: canzone amoro-
sa, f. -e=suit, S.: ricerca amorosa, f.
-e-tale, s.: paroline amorose, f. pl.
-e-thought, S.: pensiero amoroso, m.
-e = token, S.: pegno d'affetto, m.
-e=toys, S. PL.: piccoli presenti d’ amo-
re, m. pl. -e=trick, S.: giuoco amoroso,
amoreggiamento, m. -img, ADI.: amo-
roso, affezionato ; amabile. -ingly, ADV.:
affezionatamente, affettuosamente, con
amore. . -ingness, S.: affetto, amore,
m.; cortesia, benevolenza, f. i
léwi, ADJ.: basso, profondo; piccolo?
umile; abietto, vile: — voice, voce bassa,
f.; — water, marea bassa; — fellow, vile,
m.; at a— rate, a vil prezzo; be —, esser.
abbattuto, esser in cattivo stato; bring
—, abbassare, umiliare. low2, ADV.:
abbasso ; vilmente ; speak —, parlar basso.
low 3, INTR.: mugghiare, muggire. -bell,
s.: frugnuolo con campanello, m. -born,
ADJ.: di bassa condizione. =bred, ADI.:
volgare, basso. -eri, ADJ.: più basso, in-
feriore. -er2, TR.: abbassare; diminuire,
scemare; umiliare; abiettare; (nav.) am-
mainare, calare; INTR.: abbassarsi, umi-
liarsi; diminuirsi.
lower 3, INTR.: coprirsi; oscurarsi; mug-
ghiare; far viso arcigno: the sky —s, il
cielo si rannuvola. lower4,s.: oscuri-
tà, f., offuscamento; viso arcigno, m.
-ing, ADJ.: oscuro; arcigno, tristo; —
weather, tempo fosco. -ingly, ADV.:
foscamente; con viso arcigno.
léwermost,,. ADI. : il più basso.
léwery, s.: ombroso, ombreggiato.
lowing, s.: mugghiamento, muggito, m.
lòw-land, s.: pianura, f.; terreno basso,
m. -lily, ADV.: umilmente, bassamente.
-liness, s.: umiltà, bassezza, y. -ly!,
ADJ.: umile; sommesso. -ly 2, ADV.: umil-
mente, bassamente.
léwn}, s.: furfante, birbone, m.
low-=necked, ADJ.: scollato. -mess, 8.:
low-spirited
piccolezza; bassezza, viltà; sommessione,
depressione, f. =spirited, ADJ.: malin-
conico, depresso, abbattuto. -spirited-
ness, S.: malinconia, tristezza, f.
«thoughted, ADJ.: di pensieri vili.
loxodromice, S.: lossodromia, f.
liyal, ADI.: leale; fedele; onesto: —
party, partito della corte. -ist, s.: ade-
rente del re. -ly, ADV.: lealmente, fedel-
mente. -ty, S.: lealtà, fedeltà; aderen-
1a, f.
lozenge, S.: rombo, m.; pastiglia, f.
lib-bard, s.: infingardaccio, poltrone, m.
-her, s.: infingardo, rusticone; poltrone,
m. -berly1, ADJ.: grossolano, villano ;
ozioso, pigro. -berly2, ADV.: in modo
villano, grossamente.
la-bric, -brical, ADI. : lubrico; leggie-
ro; lascivo. -bricate, -brieitate,
m.: lubricare. -brieity. s.: lubricità;
volubilità, leggerezza ; incertezza ; lascivi-
tà,f. -bricous, ADJ.: lubrico; incerto.
-brificétion, s.: azione lubricante, f.
li-eent, ADJ.: lucente, luminoso ; splen-
dido. -eid, ADJ.: lucido, luminoso, chiaro ;
lucente, risplendente. -eidity, -eid-
ness, S.: lucidezza; chiarezza, f.
Li-eifer, s.: (astr.) Lucifero, m. (pop.)
fammifero, zolfanello, m. -eiferous,
-eific, ADI. : lucifero, luminoso.
luck, s.: caso, accidente, m.; fortuna,
ventura, f.: good —, buona fortuna; ill
—, mala fortuna, sventura; by good —,
per buona ventura. -ily, ADV.: fortuna-
tamente; avventurosamente. -imess, S.:
buona ventura, fortuna, f. -less, ADI.:
sfortunato, sventurato, infelice. -y, ADJ.:
fortunato, benavventurato.
li-erative, ADJ.: lucrativo, profittevole.
sere, s.: lucro, guadagno, profitto, m.
luctation, s.: sforzo, m.; contesa, f.
licu-brate, TR.: vegliare studiando;
elaborare. -bration, s.: elucubrazione,
f, studio notturno, m.; elaboratezza, f.
pratary, ADJ.: composto a lume di can-
ela. 3
laculent, ADI.: luculento, evidente, certo.
lidierons, ADJ.: burlesco, comico; pia-
cevole, divertente, risibile. -ly, ADV.:
in modo burlesco, comicamente. -ness,
8.: ridicolosità, f.; scherzo, m.
lu-dificatign, s.: ludificazione, burla, f.
-dificatory}, ADJ.: burlesco, piacevole.
lift, s.: palma della mano, f., (nav.) so-
pravvento, m. luff2, TR.: (nav.) tenersi
col vento, orzare. tackle, S.: (nav.)
paranco portatile, m.
ig, s.: punta dell’ orecchio; pertica, f.
misura). lug2, TR.: tirare, strascinare ;
INTR.: restare indietro, star a bada.
ligeage, s.: bagaglio; arredo, m., sal-
meria, f =room, s.: (rail.) loggia da
lurker 228
mercanzie, f. -train, s.: (rail.) con-
voglio delle mercanzie, m. -waggon,
S.: (raîl.) vagone (da trasportar mercan-
zie), m.
lùg-ger, s.: (nav.) traboccolo, m.
S.: (nav.) vela al vento, f.
lugubrious, ADJ.: lugubre, tristo, mest .
lùkewarm, ADJ.: tiepido; indifferente.
-ly, ADV.: tiepidamente; indifferente-
mente. -ness, s.: tiepidezza; indiffe-
renza, f.
lùll, TR.: cullare; quetare: — asleep,
addormentare. -aby, S.: ninnerella, f.
lumbago, s.: reumatismo lombare, m.
lùmbary, ADI. : lombare.
lumber |, s.: arnesi inutili, m. pl. lum-
ber2, TR.: ammucchiare senza ordine;
INTR.: muoversi lentamente.
lami-nary, s.: luminare, lume, m.
-natet, TR.: illuminare. -mationt, s.:
illuminazione, f. -mous, ADJ.: luminoso,
-sail,
fulgente. -mousness, S.: lucidezza, f.,
splendore, m.
lùmpI, s.: massa, f.; pezzo; grosso,
mucchio, m.: by the (in the) —, all in-
grosso, in blocco. lumpz, TR.: prendere
il tutto senza badare. -er, S.: (nav.)
navalestro, m. -img, ADJ.: grosso, mas-
siccio. -ish, ADJ.: pesante, grosso; roz-
zo; stupido. -ishly, ADV.: pesante-
mente; scioccamente. -ishmess, S.:
sciocchezza, stupidità, f. -sugar, S.:
zucchero rosso, m. -y, ADJ.: grumoso.
la-naey, S.: follia, pazzia, frenezia, f.
-nar, -nary, ADJ: lunare, della luna: —
eclipse, eclisse lunare. -mated, ADJ.: lu-
nato; di forma curva. -natic, ADJ.:
lunatico; S.: matto, pazzo, m.: — asy-
lum, manicomio, m. -nation, s.: luna-
zione, f.; lunare, m.
lunch, -eon, s.: merenda, f.; mangia-
re, m.
lu-ne, s.: mezza luna; pazzia, frenesia, f.
-nétte, s.: mezza luna piccola; (fort.)
lunetta, f.
lung, s.: polmone, m. -wort, S.: (bot.)
polmonaria, f.
lant, s.: miccia, f.
lupine, s.: (bot.) lupino, m.
larchi, s.: stato derelitto, m.; (gam.)
posta doppia, f.; (nav.) guinata, f.: leave
one în the —, lasciare uno in nasso, ab-
bondare alcuno; Zie upon the —, insidiare,
tendere insidie. lurch2, TR.: deludere,
truffare ; INTR. : guadagnare posta doppia.
-er, S.: truffatore, insidiatore; bassetto,
m. -ing, S.: guadagnar il marcio; ag-
guato, m., insidia, f.
luùre1,s.: logoro; allettamento, m. lurez,
allettare, adescare.
larid, ADJ.: squallido, livido; tristo.
lark, INTR: nascondersi, appiattarsi. -er,
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s.: che si nasconde, che sta in agguato.
-ing-place, s.: nascondiglio, riposti-
glio, agguato, m.
luscious, ADI. : melato, dolce; piacevole.
-ly, ADV.: in modo sdolcinato, dolce-
mente. -ness, S.: dolcezza smodera-
ta, f.
luserne, s.: cedrangola, f., trifoglio, m.
lush, ADJ.: di buon colore; fresco; S.:
(pop.) ubbriaccone.
laskj1, ADJ.: pigro, neghittoso. lusktz,
INTR.: poltroneggiare, star ozioso. -ishj,
-ADJ.: infingardo. -inessf,s.: infingardia,
pigrizia; lentezza, f.
lusérious{, lasory}{, ADJ.: giocoso,
scherzevole.
lust i, S.: concupiscenza, f., senso, m., sen-
sualità; incontinenza, f. lust2, TR.: con-
cupiscere; desiderare. -er, S.: uomo
cupido (or lascivo), m. -er2 = lustre.
-ful, ADJ.: sensuale, libidinoso, lascivo.
-fully, ADV.: sensualmente, libidinosa-
mente. -fulness, S.: concupiscenza;
sensualità; libidine, voluttà; lascivia, f.
-ihead, -ihood, s.: vigore, m. -ily,
ADV.: vigorosamente ; con forza. -iness,
S.: vigore, m., forza di corpo, robustezza, f.
-lessj, ADJ.: debole.
lùs-tral, ADJ.: lustrale; purificativo.
-trate, TR.: lustrare; purificare. -tra-
tion, s.: lustrazione; purificazione, f.
-tre,s.: lustro, splendore, m. -tring, s.:
lustrino, m. (drappo). -trous, ADI. : lu-
cido, luminoso. -trum, s.: lustro, m.
lusty, ADJ.: vigoroso, gagliardo, forte.
latanist, s.: suonatore di liuto, m.
late1,s.:loto, m. lute2,s.: leuto, liuto.
lute 3, INTR.: lutare, impiastrar di luto.
=maker, s.: facitore di liuti, m. -play-
er, S.: suonatore di liuto, m. -string,S.:
corda di liuto, f.
Lùtheran, s.: luterano, m.
luteranismo, m.
lutist = lute-player.
lutulentj, ADJ.: lutulento, lotoso, fan-
goso.
lùx-(ate), TR.: (surg.) lussare, dislogare.
-ation, s.: lussazione, f., slogamento, m.
luxe, s.: lusso, m., lussuria, m.
luxù-rianee, -rianey, 8.: abbondanza;
copia, f. -riant, ADJ.: soprabbondante,
superfluo. -riantly, ADV.: abbondante-
mente. -riate, TR.: esser troppo abbon-
dante, crescere con esuberanza. -rious,
ADJ..: lassurioso, voluttuoso. -riously,
lurking-place
-ism, S.:
ADV.: voluttuosamente. -riousness,
lùxu-ry, s.: lussuria; esuberanza; vo-
luttà, f.
lyeéum, s.: liceo, m.; scuola, f.
lye, s.: ranno, bucato, m., lisciva, f.
lying, s.: partorire, puerperio, m.; men-
zogna; bugia, f.
maddish
lymph, s.: linfa, f. -atie, ADI.: linfa.
tico, di linfa.
lynx, s.: lince, m.
ly-re, s.: lira, f. (strumento musicale).
ly-ric(al), ADI.: lirico. ly-rist, s.:
suonatore di lira, m.
m ém (the letter), 8.: mf.
Mab, s.: regina delle fate; donna sudi-
cia, f.
macadamize, TR.: macadamizzare.
macaroni, s.: maccherone, m., paste,
f. pl.
maca-rònic, ADJ.: maccheronico.
-réon, s.: maccherone, biscottino; villa-
no, m.
macaw, s.: specie di pappagallo d’ India,
m. s=tree, s.: sorta di palma, f.
màee, S.: mazza, massa; mace, f.. -bear-
er, S.: mazziere, bidello, m.
mà<eer-ate, TR.: macerare, inzuppare;
affievolire, mortificare. -atign, s.: ma-
cerazione, f., macerare, m.; mortifica-
| zione, f.
maehinal, ADJ.: macchinale, di mac-
china.
machi-nate, TR.: macchinare, apparec-
chiare, ordinare; tramare. -nation, s.:
macchinamento; artifizio, m.; trama, f.
-nator, S.: macchinatore, inventore, m.
ma-ehîne, s.: macchina, f.; strumen-
to, m. -ehînery, S.: ordinanza, dispo-
sizione, f.; meccanismo, m.; arte, f.
-ehinist, s.: macchinista, m.
mac(k)intosh, s.: impermeabile, m.
mackerel, s.: sgombro, m. (pesce).
=boat, s.: battello da pesca, m.
macrocosm, S.: macrocosmo, m.
macu-la, s.: macchia, macola, f. -late,
TR.: macchiare, macolare, imbrattare,
bruttare. -lation, s.: macchiare, m.;
macchia; sporcizia, f. -latures, 8. PL.:
cartacce, f. -le, s.: macola, macchia, f.
màd1, ADJ.: pazzo, matto, forsennato, ar-
rabbiato, appassionato : stark —, pazzo
da catena; — dog, cane idrofobo; — fit,
capriccio, m., fantasia, f.; drive —, far
impazzire, far arrabbiare. mad2, TR.:
fare arrabbiare, fare smaniare ; INTR.:
impazzire.
madam, s.: madama, signora, f.
mad-brain(ed), ADJ.: matto, insensato.
-cap, S.: pazzo, scervellato, m. -den,
TR.: far arrabbiare, impazzare.
màdder, s.: robbia, f. (erba).
mad-ding, ADJ.: arrabbiato, furioso, for-
sennato. -dish, ADJ.: pazzarello ; scher-
zevole.
madefaction
mad-efaction, s.: immollamento, m.
-efy, TR.: immollare ; bagnare.
mad-house, S.: manicomio, spedale
pe matti, m. -ly, ADV.: pazzamente,
follemente, stoltamente. -man, S.: paz-
1, matto, m. -mess, S.: pazzia, follezza,
furia, stravaganza, f.
madrigal, s.: madrigale, m.
mad-woman, S.: pazza, matta, f.
maf-fle, INTR.: balbettare, scilinguare.
-fler, s.: balbo, scilinguato, m.
magazîne, S.: magazzino, m.; rivista
periodica, f.: powder —, (nav.) Santa
Barbara.
magdalen, S.: meretrice pentita, f.
mage, S.: mago, m.
maggot, s.: baco, bruco; ghiribizzo, ca-
priccio, m. -iness, S.: stato verminoso;
capriccio, m. -y, ADJ.: bacato; capric-
cioso, bisbetico.
magian, S.: mago, m.
ma-gic, S.: magia; stregoneria, f. -gic-
(al), ADJ.: magico: — lantern, lanterna
magica, f. -gically, ADV.: magicamen-
te, per magia: -gician, s.: mago; stre-
gone, m. .
magistérial, ADJ.: magistrale, imperio-
so. -ly, ADV.: magistralmente, imperio-
samente. -mess, S.: imperiosità, f.
magis-tery, S.: magisterio; precipitato,
m. -traey, S.: magistratura, f., magi-
strato, m. -tral, ADJ.. magistrale.
-trally, ADV.: magistralmente. -trate,
8.: magistrato, m.
magna-charta, S. :
inglesi), f.
mag-nanimity, S.:
magna carta (degli
magnanimità, gran-
dezza d'animo, f. -nànimous, ADI.:
magnanimo, generoso, nobile; liberale.
-nanimously, ADV.: con magnanimità,
magnanimamente.
magné-sia, S.:
8: magnesio, m.
mag-net, s.: magnete, calamita, f. -nèt-
ic(al), ADJ.: magnetico, di magnete: —
needle, ago magnetico. -netiser, S.:
‘Magnetizzatore,m. -netism, S.: magne-
tismo, m.: animal —, magnetismo anima-
le -netize, TR.: magnetizzare.
Mag-nific, ADJ.: magnifico; illustre.
-nifiieenee, s.: magnificenza, f.; splen-
dore, m. -mifieemt, ADJ.: magnificen-
te, pomposo, splendido, superbo. -mifi-
eently, ADV.: con magnificenza, con
Pompa. -nifico, S.: grande di Vene-
aia, m.
magni-fier, s.: magnificatore; lodatore;
microscopio, m. -nify, TR.: magnificare ;
esaggerare, esaltare. -mifying-glass,
8.: microscopio, m. -nitude, S.: magni-
tudine ; grandezza, f.
màgpie, s.: gazza, pica, f. (uccello).
magnesia, f. -sium,
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legno acagiù, m(ag)o-
majesty
mahògany, S.:
gano, m.
Mahòmetan, s.: maomettano, m. -ism,
S.: religione di Maometto, f., maometti-
smo, m.
maid, s.: squadro, m. (pesce). -(em)I, 8.:
vergine; fanciulla, zitella, donzella, f.:
servant-—, serva; chamber-—, cameriera;
old —, vecchia zitella; the — of Orleans,
la Pulcella d’ Orleans ; —en speech, primo
discorso; —en lady, zitella. -em2, ADJ.:
di vergine; (fig.) fresco. -enhair, s.:
capelvenere, m. -enhead, s.: verginità;
imene, f. -enly, ADI.: verginale, pudico ;
modesto, delicato. -hood, s.: verginità;
purità, f. -servant, s.: serva; fante, f.
màail1, s.: maglia; valigia; posta delle
lettere, f.: by the next —, col primo cor-
riere. -able, ADJ.: che si può mandare
per la posta. mail2, TR.: armare; pro-
teggere. -coach, S.: carrozza di posta,
diligenza, f. -horse, s.: cavallo di po-
sta, m.
maim 1, s.: mutilamento, storpiamento ;
difetto, m.; offesa, f. maim 2, TR.: mu-
tilare, storpiare. -ed, ADJ.: mutilato,
mozzo. -ing, S.: mutilamento, tronca-
mento, m.
maini, ADJ.: principale, capitale, essen-
ziale; forte: — battle, corpo di battaglia,
m.; — body, grosso, m.; — flood, marea
alta, f.; — road, strada maestra; by —
force, a viva forza. main2, 8.: grosso,
totale; corpo principale; oceano, alto
mare, m.; forza, f.: in the —, in somma,
in generale, in fondo; hydraulic —, cilin-
dro idraulico. =guard, s.: gran guar-
dia, f. -land, s.: terra ferma, f., conti-
nente, m. ~-ly, ADV.: principalmente, so-
prattutto. -mast, S.: albero maestro,
grand’ albero, m.
mainper-nable, ADI. : che si può malle-
vare. -mor, S.: mallevadore, m.
mainprise, s.: malleveria, sicuranza, f.
mainsail, s.: vela di maestra, grande
vela, f. =sea, S.: alto mare, oceano, m.
-sheets, S. PL.: (nav.) scotte di maestra,
f. pl. -stay,S.: (nav.) straglio di mae-
stra, m.
main-tàin, TR.: mantenere, dare il vitto ;
difendere; INTR.: sostenere; affirmare;
provare. -tainable, ADJ.: sostenibile;
provabile. -tainer, s.: mantenitore;
difensore, m. -temanee, 8.: manteni-
mento; sostegno, m.; protezione, difesa, f.
main-topmast, s.: grand’ albero di gab-
bia, m. -yard, s.: antenna grande, f.
maize, S.: granturco, frumentone, m.
majéstic(al), ADJ.: maestoso, grande.
-ally, ADV.: maestosamente, con maesta.
majesty, s.: maestà; grandezza; digni-
tà, f.: his (her) —, sua maestà.
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mà-jorI, ADI.: maggiore; superiore. -jor2,
s.: maggiore, m. -Jor=edomo, s.: mag-
giordomo, maestro di casa, m. -jérity,
s.: maggioranza, pluralità, maggiorità;
dignità di maggiore, f.: a — of twenty
votes, una maggioranza di venti voti.
majòlica, S.: maiolica, f.
mak-ei, s.: fattura, struttura; forma, f.;
compagno, socio, m. -e2,IRR.; TR.: fare;
formare; fabbricare; creare; produrre;
costringere, forzare; INTR.: tendere ; viag-
giare: — account, far conto, proporsi;
— afraid, spaventare, fare paura;
amends, compensare, indennizzare ;
angry, stizzire; irritare; — answer,
spondere ; — ashamed, fare arrossire ;
as îf, fingere; — an assignation, fare
appuntamento; — better, migliorare ;
blind, acciecare; — clean, nettare, puli-
re; — a doubt, stare in dubbio, dubitare;
— an end, finire ; — one’s escape, scappa-
re, fuggire; — an excuse, scusarsi; —
fast, (nav.) dar volta; — a fool of one,
beffare uno, burlare uno; — free, libera-
re; —free with, trattare senza cerimonie ;
— friends, pacificare ; appaciare ; — fun,
divertirsi; — gain of, guadagnare; —
game of, beffare, burlare; — good, prova-
re, giustificare; — good a siege, sostene-
re un assedio; — happy, rendere felice;
— haste, affrettarsi, sbrigarsi, spedirsi;
— head against, opporsi, fare testa; —
— hot, scaldare, riscaldare; — known,
pubblicare; avvertire, notificare; — land,
pigliare terra; — a law, fare una legge;
— lean, rendere magro; — less, diminui-
re, scemare; — liable, soggettare ; espor-
re; — a litter, disordinare; sparpagliare ;
— a mistake, abbagliarsi; — much of,
accarezzare; trattare bene; — a noise,
fare romore, strepitare; — nothing of
one, far poca stima di uno, dispregiare al-
cuno ; — a pass at one, tirare una botta
ad uno; — a pen, temperare una penna;
— for a place, incamminarsi verso un luo-
go; — ready apparecchiare, preparare;
— a request, pregare, supplicare; — a
sport of one, beffare uno, burlare uno; —
a stand, fermarsi; fare resistenza; —
sure of, assicurare; esser sicuro di; — a
trial, sperimentare; provare; — use of,
fare uso, servirsi; — war, far guerra,
guerreggiare; — waste, desolare, rovina-
re; — water, fare acqua; — @ wonder,
maravigliarsi; — after, correre dietro,
seguitare; — again, fare di nuovo; —
away, ammazzare; fuggire; salvarsi; —
away with one's self, darsi la morte, ucci-
major
ri-
un
dersi; — for, incamminarsi verso; fare
per; — of, capire, comprendere; — off,
andare via; salvarsi; — out, far vedere;
provare; — over, trasferire; abbandona-
malleable
re; — towards, incamminarsi verso; —
up, finire ; riparare; compensare; — up an
account, saldare un conto; — up a letter,
piegare o sigillare una lettera; — up to,
avvicinarsi; accostarsi. -ebatef, s.: se-
minatore di discordie, m. -epeace, s.:
conciliatore, mediatore, m. -er,s.: faci-
tore, fattore ; creatore, m. -eweight,
s.: aggiunta, f. -ing,S.: foggia; fat-
tura, opera, f.: it is of my —, fu fatto da
me. -ing-iron,sS.: (nav.) ferro di ca-
lafato, m.
maladministration, s.: cattivo ma-
neggio, m.
màlady, s.: malattia, f., morbo, m.
màlanders, s. PL.: malandra, f.
màlapert, ADJ.: insolente, impudente,
sfacciato. -ly, ADV.: insolentemente,
impudentemente. -ness, 8.: insolenza,
sfacciatezza, f.
malàx-ate, TR.:
S.: malassare, m.
màlcon-tent, -tented, ADJ.: malcon-
tento. -tèntedly, ADv.: in modo mal-
contento. -téntedness, S.: scontentez-
za, f., scontentamento, m.
male, ADJ.: maschio, mascolino; s.: ma-
schio: — issue, figliuoli maschi.
male-dieenti, ADJ: maldicente. -dic-
tion, s.: maledizione ; esecrazione, f.
malefac-tion, s.: misfatto; crime, m.
-tor, 8.: malfattore, m.
mal-èfic, ADJ.: malefico, nocivo. -efieet,
s.: maleficio, delitto, m. -éfieenee, S.:
malignità, f. -éfieemt, ADJ.: malefico.
malèvo-lenee, s.: malevolenza, mali-
gnita, f. -lent, ADJ.: malevogliente, ma-
levolo, maligno. -lemtly, apv.: mali-
gnamente, con mal animo. -lous, ADJ.:
malevolo.
malféasanee, S.: cattiva condotta uffi-
ciale, f.
malformation, s.: deformazione, f.
mòàl-iee, S.: malizia, cattivezza, mali-
gnità, f. -icious, ADJ.: malizioso, ma-
ligno. -iciously, ADV.: maliziosamen-
te, con malizia. -iciousness, S.: mali-
zia, malignità, f.
ma-lign!, ADJ.: maligno, nocivo. -lign 2,
TR.: malignare, invidiare; nuocere. -lig-
naney, S.: malignità, natura maligna;
contagione, f. -lignant, ADI. : maligno;
nocivo. -lignantly, ADV.: maligna-
mente. -ligner, s.: invidiatore, m. -lig-
nity, S.: malignità, f.; nocimento, m.
-lignly = malignantly.
malkin, s.: donna sporca, bagascia, f.
malli, s.: colpo; maglio, m. (giuoco).
mall2, TR.: battere col maglio.
mallard, s.: anatra salvatica, f.
mal-leability, s.: qualità malleabile;
flessibilita, f. -leable, ADI.: malleabi-
malassare, m. -Ation,
malleableness
le; flessibile, trattabile.
= malleability.
col martello.
mallet, s.: maglio; martello di legno, m.
mallows, s.: malva, f.
malmsey, S.: malvagia, f. (vino).
malpractice, s.: eattiva condotta, fur-
beria, f.; cattivo servizio d’ un medico o
d'un chirurgo, m.
màlti, s.: orzo macinato per far della
birra, m. malt2, INTR.: macerare o
preparare I’ orzo per far la birra. floor,
s.: suolo da seccare l orzo, m. «house,
luogo da preparare l'orzo, m. =kiln,s.:
8.: forno da seccare l’ orzo, m. =man,
s.: mercante d’ orzo preparato, m. =mill,
s.: mulino da macinare I’ orzo, m.
maltréat, TR.: maltrattare.
malversation, s.: trasgressione, catti-
va condotta, f.
mameluke, s.: mammalucco, m.
mamma, S.: mamma, f. (voce fanciulle-
sca).
mammal, s.: mammifero.
mammet, s.: fantoccio, bamboccino, m.
màm-miform, ADJ.: a guisa di mam-
mella. -millary, ADJ.: mammillare.
mammocky 1, s.: frammento, pezzo gros-
so, mn. mammockj 2, TR.: spezzare,
rompere, stracciare.
mimmon, S.: mammone, m.
mammoth, s.: mammut, m.
mani,s.: uomo; servo, domestico, m.;
pedina (agli scacchi); dama (alle tavole):
big (large) —, omone; little —, ometto,
omicciattolo; bad little —, ommattaccio ;
stout —, omaciotto; every —, ciasche-
duno; no —, nessuno; like a —, da uo-
mo; — of war, nave da guerra, m.;
be one’s own —, non dipender da nessuno;
— and wife, marito e moglie. man2,
TR.: fornire d’ uomini, armare; presidia-
re: — one’s self, rincorarsi.
manacle, TR.: mettere le manette, cate-
nare. -s, 8. PL.: manette, f. pl.
manag-eI, s.: maneggio, m.; condotta,
fj governo, m. -e2, maneggiare; con-
durre; governare ; INTR.: invigilare. -ea-
ble, ADI. : maneggiabile, agevole, tratta-
bile. -eableness, s.: agevolezza; trat-
tabilità, docilita,f. -ement, s.: maneg-
giamento, maneggio, m.; condotta; dire-
zione, f. -er, S.: maneggiatore, diret-
tore, amministratore; economo, m. -ery,
S.: maneggio, m.; condotta; economia;
frugalità, f.
rsa 8.: pan buffetto, pan morbi-
o, m.
mànei-patet, TR.: porre in schiavitù; sot-
tomettere. -pationi, s.: schiavitudine ;
soggezione, f. -ple, s.: dispensiere, prov-
veditore, m.
-leableness
-leate, TR.: stendere
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mandamus, s.: mandamento, mandato,
ordine, m.
mandarîn, s.: mandarino, m.
màn-datary, s.: mandatario; deputato,
m. -date,s.: mandato, m.; commes-
sione, f. -dator, s.: mandatore, m.
-datory, ADI.: comandativo, imperativo.
màn-dible, s.: mascella, mandibula, f.
-dibular, ADJ.: della mascella.
mandilion, s.: casacca (di lacchè), f.
7 giare s.: mandolino, m. (strumen-
0).
mandrake, s.: (bot.) mandragola, f.
mandu-cable, aDJ.: buono a mangiare,
comestibile. -cate, TR.: manducare, ma-
sticare. -cation, S.: manducazione, f.
mane, S.: criniera, giubba, chioma, f.
màn-eater, s.: antropofago, m.
maned, ADJ.: crinuto, chiomato.
manége, S.: maneggio, m.
manes, S. PL.: anime de’ morti, f. pl.
manetver!, s.: manovra, f. maneu-
ver 2, TR.: manovrare.
màn-ful, ADJ.: valoroso, bravo, corag-
gioso. -fully, ADV.: valorosamente, bra-
vamente. -fulness, s.: valore, m., bra-
vura, f., coraggio, m.
manganese, 8.: manganese, f.
mange, S.: stizza; rogna, scabbia (di
cane), f.
manger, S.: mangiatoia, f.: live at reck
and —, vivere prodigalmente.
manginess, S.: stizza; rogna, f.
màn-gle1, s.: mangano, m. -gle2, TR.:
lacerare, stroppiare ; manganeggiare, man-
ganare. -gler, s.: mutilatore, tronca-
tore, m.; che manganeggia.
màngonize}, TR.: manganare.
mangy, ADJ.: scabbioso, rognoso.
man-hater, S.: misantropo, m. -hood,
s.. virilità, f.; valore, m., fermezza, f.;
coraggio, m.
ma-nia, s.: mania, pazzia, f. -niac,S.:
pazzo, m. -niac(al), ADJ.: maniaco,
furioso, pazzo.
màni-festI, ADJ.: evidente, manifesto.
-fest 2, TR.: manifestare, mostrare. -fes-
t(0), S.: manifesto, m. -festation, 8.:
manifestazione, f., manifestamento, m.
-festly, ADV.: manifestamente. -fest-
ness, s.: evidenza, chiarezza, f.
manifold, ADJ.: parecchi, diversi.
ADV.: di maniere diverse.
moltiplicità, f.
manikin, s.: piccol uomo, nano, m.
man-iple, s.: manipolo, m.; manata; pic-
cola truppa, f. -ipular, ADJ.: manipo-
lare. -ipulation, s.: manipolazione, f.
man-killer, s.: omicida, m. -kind,
s.: genere umano, m. -less, ADJ.: sen-
za uomini. -like, ADJ.: degno d’ un uo-
mo, umano; valente. -liness, 8.: aspet-
-ly,
-ness, S.:
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to maschile, m., maschiezza, f.; coraggio,
m. -ly, ADJ.: maschio; nobile; grande.
-midwife, s.: raccoglitore (del par-
to), m.
manna, S.: manna, f.
manner, s.: maniera, guisa; forma, fog-
gia; specie, sorta, f.; modo, m.; —s,
costumi, m. pl.; costumanza; civiltà,
buona creanza, f.: in the same (like)
—, nello stesso modo, parimente, simil-
mente; all — of things, cose di ogni
maniera. -ed, ADJ.: manierato, amma-
nierato: well —, di belle maniere. -1i-
ness, s.: civiltà, politezza, f. -ly, ADI.:
manieroso, civile; ADV.: civilmente, con
politezza.
mannish, ADJ.: d'uomo, virile; bravo,
coraggioso ; impudente.
manovre = maneuver.
manometer, S.: manometro, m.
manor, s.: castello, m.; signoria, f.
“house, S.: casa del signore, f., castello
del signore, m.
mansion!,s8.: dimora, abitazione; stan-
za, f. Mansion 2, INTR.: dimorare, abi-
tare. house, s.: villa del padrone,
casa, f.
màn-slaughter, s.: omicidio, m.
er, S.: omicida, omicidiale, m.
mansue-te}, ADJ.: mansueto; agevole,
affabile, dolce. -tude, s.: mansuetudi-
ne; dolcezza, f.
mantel, s.: capanna di cammino,f. -et,
s.: mantelletta, f., mantelletto, m.
man-tiger, S.: manticora, f.; babbui-
no, m.
mantilla, s.: mantiglia, f.
màntle1,s.: mantello, manto, m. -man-
tle2, TR.: mantellare; coprire; INTR.:
schiumare ; stender le ali. -piece, S.:
cappa di camino, f.; caminetto, m.
màntua, s.. veste, roba da donna, f.
-maker, s.: sarta (da donne), f.
manual, ADJ.: manuale; s.: manuale;
libretto, m. -ist, S.: artigiano, ope-
raio, m.
manu-diction}, s.: guida, scorta, f.;
soccorso, m. -ductor, S.: conduttore,
guida, m. -fàetory, S.: manifattura,
fabbrica, f.; stabilimento, m. -fàcturei,
S.: opera di manifattore, manifattura,
fabbrica; fabbricazione, f. -facture2,
TR.: fabbricare. -facturer, S.: mani-
fattore, lavoratore, fabbricatore, m. -fae-
turing, s.: manifattura, f. -mission,
S.: liberazione da servità, f. -mit, TR.:
metter in libertà, affrancare.
manù-rable, ADI. : arabile, coltivabile.
-ranee, S.: agricoltura, coltura, f. -re,
s.: letame, concime, m. -rement, S.:
letaminamento, m.; agricoltura, coltura,
£ -rer,s.: agricoltore; lavoratore, m.
manly
-slay-
margrave
manuscript, s.: manoscritto, m.
miny, ADJ.: molti, gran numero di: —
persons, molte persone; — times, molte
volte, sovente; — a man, molti uomini,
m. pl.; — a time, molte volte; twice
as —, due volte più; a good (great) —,
parecchi; moltissimi; how —? quanti?
so —, tanti; as — as you like, quanti ne
volete; too —, troppi; so — men, so —
minds, quanti uomini, tanti consigli. =col-
oured, ADI. : di molti colori. -cor-
nered, ADJ.: di più angoli, poligono.
“headed, ADJ.: di molti capi. -lan-
guaged, ADJ.: che sa molte lingue.
=peopled, ADJ.: popoloso.
màp!, s.: carta geografica, f.: — of the
world, mappamondo, m. map2, TR.: de-
lineare; descrivere.
maple, -tree, 8.: acero, m., acera, f.
(albero).
màppery, S.: arte topografica, f.
mar, TR.: guastare; corrompere.
marasmus, S.: marasmo, m., magrezza,
consunzione, f.
maràud-er, s.: predatore, saccheggia-
tore, m. -ing, S.: scorreria, f., saccheg-
giamento, m.
màrble I, s.: marmo,
di marmo, marmorato.
marmorare, marezzare. -=cutter, S.:
marmorario, statuario, m. -hearted,
ADJ.: duro, crudele. -quarry, S.: cava
del marmo, f. =-worker, s.: marmista,
m. works, -yard, s.: stabilimento
di marmoraio, m.
March, s.: marzo, m.
march i, s.: marcia, f.: begin one’s —,
mettersi a marciare. marech2, INTR.:
marciare, andare; avanzare; TR.: far
marciare, mettere in marcia, dirigere: —
back, far ritornare; — in the rear, an-
dare dietro, seguire; — in, entrare; —
off, andare via; levare campo; (fig.) mo-
rire; — on, camminare; avanzare; —
out, andare fuora, uscire ; far uscire.
march 3, S. (us’ly pl. -es): frontiera (d’ un
paese), f. -er, S.: comandante delle fron-
tiere, m.
marehigness, s.: marchesa, marchesa-
na, f.
màrchpane}, s.: marzapane, m.
mareid, ADJ.: marcio, fracido; magro.
mare, S.: cavalla, giumenta, f.
mareschal = marshal.
mare’s-nest, S.: scoperta creduta (cosa
ridicola), f.
màrgarite, s.: margarita, f.
margin, s.: margine, f.; orlo, m.; mar-
ca; estremità, f. -al, ADI.: marginale.
-ate, TR.: orlare. -ated, ADJ.: provve-
duto d’ una margine.
mar-grave, S.: margravio, m.
m.; marmoreo,
marble, TR.:
-gravi-
margraviate
ate, S.: stato del margravio, margravia-
to, m.
mari-ets, S. PL.: (bot.) specie di violetta, f.
-gold, s.: fiorrancio, m.
màr-inate, TR.: marinare. -imel, S.:
marina, nautica, f.; soldato di marina, m.
“ine 2, ADJ.: marino, di mare. -îne=of-
ficer, 8.: uffiziale di marina, m. -iner,
s.: marinaio, marinaro; navigatore; sol-
dato di marina, m.: —’s compass, bussola,
f.; —s needle, ago magnetico, m.
marionétte, S.: marionetta, f.
màrish I, s.: pantano, palude, m. mar-
ish 2, ADJ.: pantanoso, paludoso, palustre.
marital, ADJ.: maritale, congiugale.
maritime, ADJ.: marittimo, marino.
marjoram, s.: maiorana, persa, f.
mark I, s.: marco, segno ; contrassegno ;
indizio, m.; nota, f.; vestigio, m., traccia,
fj attestato, testimonio, m.: hit the —,
dar nel segno; miss the —, mancare il
colpo; shoot above the —, tirare troppo
alto; shoot below the —, tirare troppo
basso. mark2,TR.: marcare; indicare;
contrassegnare; INTR.: osservare, consi-
derare; stare attento; esaminare: — out,
mostrare, fare vedere. -er, S.: segna-
tore; osservatore, m.
mîrket1,S.: mercato, m.; piazza di mer-
cato, f. market2, TR.: comprare; ven-
dere; INTR.: mercantare. -able, ADJ.:
vendibile; ben condizionato. day, S.:
giorno di mercato, m. »folks, S.: gente
che bazzica continuamente in mercato, f.
“house, s.: casa della piazza, f. «man,
8.: che frequenta il mercato, venditore ;
compratore, m. place, S.: piazza, f.;
mercato, m. price, «rate, S.: prezzo
corrente, m. town, S.: borgo, m.;
terra, f. «woman, s.: venditrice nel
mercato, mercatina, f.
mark-ing, s.: marcare, m. -ing-iron,
8.: marchio, m. -(s)man, S.: tiratore;
cacciatore, m.
marli,8.: marna, marga, terra grassa, f.
marl2, TR.. concimare colla marga, leta-
mare con terra grassa; (nav.) ralingare.
-er, s.: scavatore di marga o di mar-
na, m.
marline, s.: merlino, m.
màrl-pit, s.: cava di marna o di marga,
f. -y, ADI.: pieno di marga, pieno di
marna.
marma-lade, -let, s.: marmellata, con-
serva, f.
mar-moration, 8.: incrostatura di mar-
mo, f. -morean, ADI. : marmoreo, di
marmo.
marmòt(to), s.: marmotta, f., marmot-
to, m.
maré(o)n, s.: marrone (castagno grosso),
m.; ADJ.: di colore castagno.
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marquetry, s.: tarsia, intarsiatura, f.
marquis, S.: mafchese, m. -ate, S.:
marchesato, m.
màrrer, s.: guastatore, danneggiatore, m.
mar-riage, S.: matrimonio, coniugio, m.;
nozze, f. pl. -riageable, ADI.: nubile;
da marito. -riageableness, s.: età
nubile; età da marito, f. -riage-bed,
S.: talamo, m. -riage-chamber,s.:
camera nuziale, f. -riage-dress, s.:
abito di sposa, m. -riage-song, S.:
epitalamio, m. -riage-supper, S.: fe-
stino nuziale, m. -ried, ADJ.: maritato,
ammogliato; congiugale: — man, uomo
ammogliato; — woman, donna maritata.
marrow, s.: midolla, f., midollo, m.;
grassezza, f. =bone,S.: osso midolloso ;
ginocchio, m. -less, ADJ.: senza midolla.
-y, ADJ.: midolloso; pastoso.
màrry I, TR.: maritare, sposare; INTR.:
maritarsi, sposarsi: — a son, ammoglia-
re (or accasare) un figlio; — a daughter,
maritare una figlia; — (to) @ girl, sposare
una fanciulla; — again, rimaritarsi.
marry} 2, INTERI. : veramente.
marsh, s.: palude, pantano, m.
marshalt, s.: maresciallo, m.: field —,
maresciallo di campo, m. marshal 2,
TR.: regolare, ordinare ; schierare. -ler,
s.: regolatore, ordinatore, m. -sea, S.:
nome d’ una prigione in Londra. -ship,
s.: uffizio di maresciallo, m.
marsh-mallow, s.: (bot.) bismalva, f.
-y, ADI. : paludoso, pantanoso.
mîrt1,s.: fiera, f., traffico, m. mart2,
TR.: trafficare, mercare, mercatantare.
marten, s.: martora, f. (animale).
martial, ADJ.: marziale; guerriero, bra-
vo: — law, codice marziale, m. -ist, S.:
guerriero, m.
màrtin(et), s.: rondone, m.
màrting-al, -ale, S.: striscia di cuoio;
pastoia, f.
Màrtinmas, s.: festa di San Martino, f.
màrtlet = martinet.
mash
mîrtyri, s.: martire, m. martyr2,
TR.: martirizzare, martirare. -dom, S.:
martirio, martirizzamento, m. -dlogist,
s.: martirologista, m. -dlogy, s.: mar-
tirologio, m.
marvel i, s.: maraviglia, f., prodigio, m.
marvel2, INTR.: maravigliare, istupi-
dirsi, esser attonito. -lous, ADI. : mara-
viglioso. -lously, ADV.: maravigliosa-
mente. -lousness, S.: maravigliamento,
m., maraviglia, f.
màscarade = masquerade.
masculine, ADJ.: mascolino ; virile. -ly,
ADV.: da uomo, virilmente; coraggioso.
-ness, S.: maschiezza, virilità; aspetto
nobile, m.
mashi, s.: mescuglio, m., mescolanza,
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mistura, f. mash2, TR.: mescolare, mi-
schiare; pestare. -er, S.: pestatore;
zerbino, giovane elegante, m.
maski, s.: maschera; mascherata, f.;
colore, pretesto, m.: take off the —, ca-
varsi la maschera. mask2, TR.: ma-
mash
scherare; velare; INTR.: mascherarsi.
-er, S.: che porta la maschera, masche-
ra, f.
mason, S.: muratore; fabbricatore; cia-
battino ; framassone,m. -ry, 8.: fabbri-
ca; struttura, f.
masquerade!, s.: mascherata, f.; tra-
vestimento, m. -e2, INTR.: andare in
maschera. -er, s.: che va in maschera,
maschera, f.
mîssI, s.: massa, gran quantità, f.; pez-
20; tutto, m. mass2,s.: messa, f.: high
—, messa solenne (or maggiore); say —,
dire la messa.
massacre I, S.: macello, m.; strage, uc-
cisione, f. massacre 2, TR.: macellare,
fare strage, trucidare.
massage or -î's, S.: massaggio, m.
mass-book, s.: messale, m.
mas-siness, S.: gravezza, f., peso, m.
-sive, ADJ.: massiccio, solido. -sive-
ness = massiness. -sy = massive.
màstI, s.: albero (di nave), m.; ghianda;
faggiuola, f.: (nav.) fore—, albero di
trinchetto, m.; main—, albero maestro,
m.; mizzen-—, albero di mezzana, m.;
mizzen-top—, albero di contramezzana, m.
mast2, TR.: metter gli alberi, alberare
(un bastimento). -ed, ADJ.: alberato,
corredato d’ alberi.
master I, s.: padrone; maestro; signore;
(nav.) capitano, comandante, m.: — at
arms, capitano di armi, m.; — of arts,
maestro delle arti, dottore, m.; — of the
horse, cavallerizzo, m.; — mason, mae-
stro muratore, architetto, m.; dancing
—, ballerino, m.; school—, maestro di
scuola, m.; be — of, possedere ; esser per-
fetto. master2, TR.: sormontare; do-
minare, governare ; rintuzzare, raffrenare.
-builder, s.: architetto, m. -dom,
s.: dominio, m., sovranità, f. -hand,
s.: mano di maestro, f. ekey, 8.: chiave
maestra, f. -less, ADJ.: senza maestro;
intrattabile. -like, ADJ.: da maestro,
magistralmente. -ly, ADJ.: da maestro;
fatto con arte; ADV.: da maestro: in a
— manner, maestrevolmente. -piece,
S.: capo d’ opera, m. -ship, S.: mae-
stria; eccellenza, f. -spring, s.: molla
maestra, f. -string, s.: corda maestra,
f. -stroke, S.: colpo di maestro, m.
=teeth, s. PL.: mascellari, m. pl. -y,
S.: padronanza, signoria; autorità; supe-
riorità, f.: great — of language, grande
padronanza di lingua.
matins
mîstful, ADI. : pieno di ghiande.
mas-tication, s.: masticamento, masti-
care, m. -ticatory, ADJ.: masticatorio.
-tie(h), S.: mastice, mastrice, f.
mîstiff, s.: mastino, cane di pastore, m.
mastless, ADJ.: senza albero (di nave);
senza ghiande.
mastlin, s.: mistura di grani, f.
màstodon, s.: mastodonte, m.
masturbation, s.: masturbazione, f.
mati, s.: stuoia, stoia; materassa, f.
mat2, TR.: coprire di stuoie ; intrecciare.
-maker, s.: facitore di stuoie, m.
matadore, S.: mattadore, m.
match I, s.: zolfanello, fiammifero, m.;
miccia, f. match 2,8.: partito; matrimo-
nio, m.; partita, f.: he is not your —,
egli non è della vostra taglia; the — is
broken off, il matrimonio è andato a mon-
te; make a —, maritare. match 3, TR.:
assortire ; pareggiare, uguagliare ; marita-
re; INTR.: unirsi; esser conforme. -able,
ADJ.: che si può agguagliare; convenevole;
conforme. =box, S.: scatola da zolfanelli,
f. -less, ADJ.: impareggiabile, senza
pari. -lessly, ADV.: in modo impareg-
giabile, incomparabilmente. -lessness,
S.: esser impareggiabile, stato incompara-
bile, m. =lock,sS.: fucile a miccia, m.
-maker, s.: mezzano di matrimoni, m.
-making, s.: il fare trattati di matri-
monio, m.
mate, s.: consorte, compagno, m., com-
pagna, f.; assistente; sottopadrone (d’ un
vascello), piloto, m. mate 2, TR.: pa-
reggiare, uguagliare, aggiustare ; sposare;
mortificare.
matéri-al, s.: materiale, m.; materia
prima, f.; ADJ.: materiale, essenziale;
importante: raw —, materia greggia; it
is not —, poco importa. -alism, s.:
materialismo, m. -alist, s.: materia-
lista, m. -Ality, S.: materialità; cor-
poreità, f. -alize, TR.: rendere mate-
riale. -ally, ADV.: materialmente, essen-
zialmente; di momento. -almess, S.:
essenziale, m.; importanza, f. -als, 5.
PL.: materiali, m. pl. -atei, -atedt,
ADJ.: materiale, composto di materia.
matér-nal, ADJ.: maternale, materno.
-nity, S.: maternità, f., essere di ma-
dre, m.
màthj = aftermath.
mathemat-ic(al), ADJ.: matematico:
— ‘instrument, strumento di matematica,
m. -ically, ADV.: matematicamente.
-iciar, S.: matematico, m. -ies, S. PL.:
matematica, f.
mathésis, s.: scienza della matematica, f.
matin, ADJ.: mattutinale, mattutino. -s,
È na : mattina, f., orazioni del mattutino,
. pl.
mat-maker
mat-maker, s.: materassaio, m.
matrass, s.: matraccio, m.
matrice, S.: matrice, forma (da lettera);
stampa, f.
màtrieide, s.: matricidio; matricida, m.
matric-ular = book, s.: matricola, f.
-ulate, S.: matricolato, m. -ulate,
(In)TR.: matricolare, registrare alla ma-
tricola. -ulation, S.: matricolare, re-
gistrare, m.
matrimonial, ADJ.: matrimoniale, di
matrimonio. -ly, ADV.: matrimonial-
mente, per via di matrimonio.
màtrimony, S.: matrimonio, coniugio, m.
matrix = matrice.
matron, s.: matrona; levatrice, f. -al,
-like, ADJ.: matronale, di matrona. -ly,
ADJ.: di matrona; autorevole per età.
matròssj, s.: soldato d'artiglieria, arti-
gliere, m.
matted, ADJ.: coperto di stuoia; scom-
pigliato: — hair, capelli aggarbugliati.
matter, S.: materia, sostanza; cosa, ca-
gione, f.; affare; negozio; soggetto, m.;
faccenda; importanza, f.: no —, it is no
—, non importa; no such —, non ec’ è tal
cosa; what is the —? che c'è? what is
the — with you? che (cosa) avete? che
vi è seguito? enter upon the —, entrar
in materia; slight —, cosa di poco relie-
vo; the subject —, il soggetto. matterz,
TR.: curare, avere cura; stimare; INTR.:
importare: it —s not, non importa; it
—s little, poco importa (monta). -less,
ADJ.: senza importanza, insignificante.
-y, ADJ.: marcioso, putrido.
wittock, s.: zappa, marra, f.; becca-
strino, m.
mattress, S.î materassa, f., materasso,
m. »maker, s.: materassaio, m.
màt-urate, (IN)TR.: maturare, divenire
maturo. -uration, S.: maturazione;
suppurazione, m. -urative, ADJ.: ma-
turativo. -are, ADJ.: maturo; digesto:
grow —, maturare. -ure, TR.: maturare;
ridurre a maturità. -irely, ADV.: ma-
turamente; per tempo. -ureness, -ar-
ity, s.: maturità, f.; compimento, m.
mat-weed, s.: sala, f.
maudlin, ADI: briacco,
stupidito; piagnucolante.
maugre, ADV.: a dispetto, a contracuore.
mauli,s.: martello pesante; (nav.) maglio,
m. maulz, TR.: tartassare; malmenare;
battere. -kin, s.: spauracchio, m.
maulestick, s.: (paint.), bacchetta, f.
màunder, INTR.: borbottare, mormorare.
-er, s.: borbottatore, m. -img, 8.: bor-
bottamento, m.
Maundy-Thursday, S.: giovedì san-
to, m.
mgusoléum, s.: mausoleo, m.
innebbriato ;
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maw, 8.: stomaco, gozzo degli uccelli, m.
mawkish, ADJ.: nauseoso, stomachevole.
-ness, S.: stomacaggine, nausea, f.
maw-worm, s.: lombrico intestinale, m.
maxillary, ADJ.: mascellare, masillare.
maxim, s.: massima, f., assioma, m.
maximum, S.: maximum, m.
May:, s.: maggio, m. may 2, IRR.;
INTR.: potere: as little as — be, un tan-
tino; — it please, volesse, piacesse; if I
— say so, se mi lice dirlo; — J read this
book? posso io leggere questo libro? —
you enjoy, possiate godere. -be, ADV.:
per sorte, forse, forsi. bug, S.: bruco,
m. (insetto). »day, s.: primo giorno
di maggio, m. «game, s.: giuoco del
‘primo dì di maggio; divertimento, m.,
burla, f. =lily,s.: mughetto, fioraliso, m.
mayor, S.: sindaco, podestà, f. -ess, S.:
moglie del podestà, f.
May-pole, s.: maio, m. -weed, s.:
camamilla, f.
màzard, s.: mascella, f.; muso, m.
maz-el, s.: laberinto, m.; perplessità,
confusione, f. -e2, TR.: imbrogliare, im-
barazzare. -ednessi, S.: perplessità, f.
mazeri, s.: ciotola, chicchera, f.
mazy, ADJ.: confuso, perplesso, imbrogliato.
mè, PRON.: me, mi.
méacock}, ADJ.: timoroso, codardo.
méadi, s.: idromele, mn. meadz,s.:
prato, m.
méado-w, S.: prato, m. -we-saffron, S.:
(bot.) colchico, m. -wy, S.: pieno di pra-
terie. -wesweet, s.: (bot.) ulmaria, f.
méageri, ADJ.: magro, macilento, ste-
nuato, smunto. meager2, TR.: render
magro, ammagrire. -ly, ADV.: magra-
mente. -ness, S.: magrezza, macilenza, f.
méali, s.: pasto, m.: make a good —,
fare un buon pasto. meal2,s.: farina, f.
meal 3, TR.: aspergere di farina; spruz-
zare; mischiare. -imess, 8.: natura fari-
nosa, f. -man,s.: venditore di farina, m.
“sieve, s.: frullone, m. time, S.: ora
dei pasti, f. -y, ADI.: farinoso ; insipido.
-mouthed, ADJ.: vergognoso, timido.
méani, ADI. : basso, vile, disprezzevole ;
povero. meam2, ADJ.: mezzo, mediocre.
mean 3, S.: mezzo; espediente, m.; cau-
sa, f.: —s, mezzo, m., maniera, f.; mez-
zi, m. pl.; potere, m.; ricchezze, f. pl.,
fortuna, f.; by all —s, in ogni modo,
senza dubbia, assolutamente ; by fair —s,
per bontà; by foul —s, per inganno; per
forza; by no —s, in conto nessuno; by
some —s or other, in una maniera o nel-
altra; by that —s, by this —s, con questo
mezzo. mean3, IRR.; TR.: intendere,
proporsi; disegnare, significare; far con-
to; INTR : volere dire; aliudera: — one
ill, voler del male ad uno.
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mean-der!, s.: meandro, laberinto; giro,
rigiro, m. -der2, TR.: andare in gira-
mento tortuoso. -drous, ADJ.: sinuoso,
flessuoso ; avviluppato.
méaning, S.: disegno, m., intenzione, f.,
intento, m.; significazione, f., significato,
senso, sentimento, m.
méan-ly, ADV.: mediocremente ; cattiva-
mente, poveramente: — born, di bassa
nascita. -ness, S.: mediocrità; bassez-
za; povertà, f. espirited, ADJ.: da
animo basso.
méan-time, -while, ADV.: frattanto:
in the —, frattanto ; in questo mentre.
méa-sled, ADI. : infettato della rosolia.
-sles, 8. PL.: rosolia, f.: — of swine, ma-
lore de’ porci, m.; — of trees, rogna degli
alberi, f. -sly, ADJ.: rognoso, scabbioso.
méasu-rable, s.: misurabile ; moderato.
-rableness, s.: misurabilità, f. -rably,
ADV.: moderatamente. -rel, S.: misura;
dimensione; mediocrità; moderazione;
(mus.) misura, f., tempo, m., battuta; ca-
denza, f.: beyond —, oltre misura, ecces-
sivamente; in a great —, grandemente,
molto; in some —, in qualche maniera.
-re2, TR.: misurare; aggiustare; INTR.:
avere una misura. -reless, ADJ.: smi-
surato, immenso. -rement, s.: misura-
mento, misurare, m. -rer, 8.: misurato-
re, m.: — of land, agrimensore, m. -ing
= measurement.
méat, s.: carne, f.; nutrimento, alimen-
to; cibo, m.: dish —, piatto di carne, m.;
boiled —, lesso, m., vivanda lessata, f.;
minced —, manicaretto, m.; roast —,
vivanda arrostita, f., arrosto, m. ball,
S.: polpetta, -ttina, f.
méath(e)},s .: bevanda, f., beveraggio, m.
méaty, ADJ.: carnoso, carneo; polposo.
mechan-ic, s.: meccanico ; manifattore,
m. -ic(al), ADJ.: meccanico ; vile. -ical-
ly, ADv.: in modo meccanico. -ical-
ness, S.: qualità meccanica, f. -ician,
S.: meccanico, professore di meccanica,
m. -ies, S. PL.: meccanica, f. -ism
mé-, s.: mecanismo, m., struttura, f.
méd-al, s.: medaglia; moneta antica, f.
-àllion, s.: medaglione, m., medaglia
grande, f. -alist, s.: medaglista, m.
méd-dle, INTR.: mescolarsi, impacciarsi,
intromettersi: — with, maneggiare, toc-
care. -dler, s.: mezzano, affannone;
impacciatore, m. -dlesome, ADI.: affac-
cendato; intrigante; importuno. -dle-
someness, S.: importunità, f. -dling,
S.: mescolamento, m.
mediaéval, ADJ.: medioevale.
médian, ADJ.: mediano, mezzano.
médi-ate, ADJ.: mediato, interposto.
-ate, TR.: mediare, interporre, limitare ;
INTR.: stramezzare. -ately, ADV.: me-
meander
meetness
diatamente, per mezzo d’altri. -ation,
S.. mediazione, interposizione, interces-
sione, f. -ator, S.: mediatore, interces-
sore, m. -atorial = -ry. -atorship,
s.: uffizio di mediatore, m. -atory, ADJ.:
di mediatore. -atrix, s.: mediatrice, f.
méd-icable, ADJ.: medicabile. -ical,
ADJ.: medico, medicinale. -ically, ADV.:
per via di medicina. -icament, S.: me-
dicamento, rimedio, m. -icaméntal,
ADJ.: medicinale, di medicina. -icaster,
s.: medicastro, medicuccio, m. -icate,
TR.: medicare. -ication, s.: medica-
zione, f., medicare, m. -ieinable, ADI.:
medichevole, medicabile. -ieimal, ADJ.:
medicinale, da medicina. -ieinally,
ADV.: medicinalmente. -ieine, S.: me-
dicina, f.; medicamento, m. -icine, TR.:
medicinare, medicare. -ies, S. PL.: me-
dicina, f.
mediocrity, S.:
moderazione, f.
médi-tate, TR.: concertare; INTR.: me-
ditare; considerare: — upon, meditare
sopra. -tatiom, s.: meditazione; con-
templazione, f. -tative, ADJ.: medita-
tivo; meditante.
mediterra-nean}, -neous, ADJ.: medi-
terraneo: Mediterranean sea, mare Medi-
terraneo, mn.
médium, S.: mezzo, spediente, m.; mez-
zanità, mediocrità, f.; ADJ.: medio, di
mezzo : observe a just —, seguire la via di
mezzo; the — price, il prezzo medio.
médlar, s.: nespola, f. (frutto). -tree,
s.: nespolo, m. (albero).
médley I, ADJ.: misto, mischiato; confu-
so. medley2,s.: mistura, mescolanza,
f., miscuglio, m.
médullar(y), ADJ.: midolloso.
medisa, S.: medusa.
méed, s.: ricompensa, f.; premio; dono,
regalo, m.
méek, ADJ.: dolce; piacevole ; placido,
affabile, benigno; umile. -en, TR.: ad-
dolcire; mitigare. -ly, ADV.: piacevol-
mente, benignamente, affabilmente; umil-
mente. -ness, S.: dolcezza; piacevolez-
za; modestia; umiltà, f.
méer, s.: lago; limite, confine, m.
-schaum, s.: schiuma di mare, f.
méet I, ADJ.: convenevole ; proprio, accon-
cio, idoneo, atto. meet2, IRR.; TR.: in-
contrare, adunare, trovare; INTR.: incon-
trarsi, adunarsi, trovarsi: — with, incon-
trare; affrontare; go to — one, andare
all incontro d’ uno; — the expenses, far
fronte alle spese. -img, S.: incontro, m.;
assemblea, conferenza, adunanza, f. -ing-
house, s.: conventicolo, m. -ly, ADV.:
convenevolmente; propiamente. -ness,
s.: convenevolezza; proprietà, f.
mediocrità, mezzanità ;
megrim
mégrim, S.: emicrania, magrana, f.
mélancho-lic, ADI. : malinconico, malin-
conoso, stizzoso. -lily, ADV.: in modo
malinconico. -listi, s.: malinconico; vi-
sionario, m. -ly, ADJ.: malinconico, tri-
sto, afflitto; s.: malinconia; tristezza, f.
mélée (Engl. accents) mélé, s.: zuffa, f.
mélilot, s.: (bot.) meliloto, m.
mé-liorate, TR.: migliorare, ammendare ;
INTR.: migliorarsi. -lioration, s.: mi-
glioramento, m. -liérityy, s.: miglioran-
za, f.
mél-leous, ADJ.: melato.
ADJ.: mellifero. -lification, s.: fare
il mele, m. -lifluenee, s.: abbondanza
di mele, f.- -lifluent, -lifluous, ADJ.:
mellifiuo ; dolce.
méllowI, ADJ.: maturo; tenero, molle.
mellow 2, TR.: maturare ; INTR.: matu-
rarsi, divenir maturo. -ness, S.. matu-
rità, maturezza, f.
mel-ddious, ADJ.: melodioso, armonio-
so. -6diously, ADV.: melodiosamente.
-ddiousness, S.: melodia, armonia, f.
-odràma, S.: melodramma, m. -ody,
s.: melodia; armonia, f.
mélon, s.: mellone, popone, m.
8.: mellonaio, poponaio, m.
mélt, IRR.; TR.: fondere; liquefare; in-
tenerire; (fig.) placare; INTR.: fondersi;
liquefarsi; intenerirsi: — away, fondersi,
dileguarsi; — into tears, disciogliersi in
lagrime. -er, S.: fonditore, m. -ing,
8.: liquefazione, f. -ing-house, S.:
fonderia, f. -ingly, ADV.: in modo lique-
fattivo. È
mémber, s.: membro, m.; parte, f.
mém-brane, s.: (cnat.) membrana; tu-
nica, f. -braneous, ADJ.: membranoso.
meménto, s.: rimembranza, ricordanza, f.
mèm-oir -wor, S.: ricordo (di fatti stori-
ci), m., annotazione, f. -orable, ADI.:
memorabile, memorevole. -orably, ADV.:
memorabilmente, degno di memoria.
-orandum, s.: annotazione, f.; ricor-
do, m. -orative, ADJ.: memorativo.
-6rial, ADJ.: memorativo; della memo-
tia; S.: memoriale, ricordo, m., memoria;
supplica, f. -Grialist, s.: autore di me-
morie, m. -orize, TR.: ricordare, memo-
rare, ridurre a memoria. -ory, S.: memo-
tia, ricordanza, f.; ricordo, m.: by —, a
memoria; of blessed —, di santa memoria ;
call to —, ricordarsi; have a poor (short)
—, aver la memoria labile (corta), aver
poca memoria; within the — of man, a
memoria d’ uomo. .
mén, 8. PL.: uomini, m. pl.
méng-ee1, 8.: minaccia, f., minacciamen-
to, m. -cez, TR.: minacciare; fare te-
mere. -eer, 8.: minacciatore, minac-
ciante, m. -eimgI, ADJ.: minacciante,
-liferous,
«bed,
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minaccevole. -cing 2, s.: minacciare, mi-
nacciamento, m.
men-age}, -Agerie g = s or g, S.: ser-
raglio (collezione d’ animali, f.), m.
ménd, TR.: racconciare, rappezzare, ri-
mendare, emendare; migliorare; correg-
gere; ristaurare, riparare; INTR.: rifor-
marsi; emendarsi: — @ coat, tapezzare
un vestito; — one’s fortune, migliorare la
sua condizione. -able, ADJ.: che si può
riparare, corrigibile.
men-dacious, ADJ.: mendace. -daeity,
S.: menzogna, bugia, f.
ménder, 8.: acconciatore, racconciatore,
rappezzatore, m.
mén-dicaney, S.: mendicità, f. -di-
cant, ADJ.: mendico, povero; mendican-
te; s.: mendicante ; barone, mn. -dicate,
INTR.: mendicare, limosinare. -dieity,
S.: mendicità, mendicanza, f.
ménding, s.: racconciamento, racconcia-
re, m.: be on the — hand, andar miglio-
rando; esser convalescente.
méndment = amendment.
ménial, ADJ.: domestico; servile.
men-inges, S.: (anat.) meninge, f.
gîtis, S.: meningite, f.
menòdlogy, s.: menologio, calendario, m.
ménsal, ADJ.: mensale, della mensa.
méns-trual, -truous, ADJ.: mestruale,
mestruo, mensuale. -truum, s.: (chem.)
mestruo, dissolvente, m.
mensurability,S.: misurabilità.
ménsu-rable, ADJ.: misurabile; atto a
misurarsi. -rate, TR.: misurare; regolare.
-ration, s.: misuramento, misurare, m.
méntal, ADJ.: mentale, di mente, intel-
lettuale. -ly, ADV.: mentalmente, colla
mente.
méntion I, s.: menzione, commemorazio-
ne, memoria, f.: make — of one, far men-
zione d’alcuno. mention, TR.: men-
tovare, menzionare : don’t — it, pray, non
ne parlate, prego. -ing, S.: menzione, f.
mephitic(al), ADJ.: mefitico.
me-racious}, ADJ.: spiritoso, forte; puro ;
gustoso, saporoso.
mércantile, ADJ.: mercantile: — town,
città mercantile, f.
méreena-riness, S.: venalità, f. -ry,
ADJ.: mercenario, venale; S.: mercena-
rio; interessato, m.
méreer, S.: merciaio ; setaiuolo, m.
s.: merceria, mercanzia da taglio, f.
mér-chandise, s.: mercanzia, f.; traffi-
co, negozio, m. -chandise, INTR.. traf-
ficare, negoziare, fare commercio. -chan-
dry, s.: traffico, m. -chant, S.: mer-
cante, mercatante, negoziante, m. -chant-
able, ADJ.: ben condizionato. -chant-
like, ADJ.: mercatantesco. -chant-
man, s.: vascello mercantile, m.
merchantman
-in-
Y>
284 merciful
mér-eiful, ADJ.: compassionevole, pieto-
so, clemente. -eifully, ADV.: miseri-
cordiosamente, compassionevolmente. -ei-
fulness, S.: compassione, misericordia;
pietà; clemenza, benignità, f. -eiless,
ADJ.: spietato, inumano. -eilessly,
ADV.: spietatamente, duramente, crudel-
mente. -eilessness, S.: spietatezza,
inumanità, crudeltà, f.
mer-cùrial, ADJ.: mercuriale; vivace.
mér-cury, S.: mercurio, argento vivo,
m.; vivacità, f.
mérey, S.: misericordia, compassione ;
pietà; grazia, f.: show —, usar misericor-
dia; ery —, domandar perdono; for —’s
sake, di grazia. -seat, 8.: propizitorio,m.
mére!, ADJ.: mero, puro, pretto; franco.
mere 2,8.: lago, pantano; limite, m. -ly,
ADV.: solamente, semplicemente.
meretricious, ADJ.: meretricio, di me-
retrice, falso, vano. -ly, ADV.: a foggia
di meretrice. -mess, S.: carezze di mere-
trice, f. pl.
*«mergànser, S.: mergo, m.
mérge, TR.: mergere.
meridi-an, ADJ.: meridiano, di mezzo
giorno; s.: meridiano; mezzodi, m.
-onal, ADJ.: meridionale, australe. -on-
ally, ADv.: meridionalmente; in faccia
al mezzodì.
merino, s.. merino, m.
méritI,s.: merito; pregio, valore; gui-
derdone; diritto, m.; ricompensa, f.
-merit 2, TR.: meritare, essere degno di.
-drious, ADJ.: meritorio, meritevole.
-6riously, ADV.: meritevolmente, in mo-
do meritorio. -ériousness, s.: merito,
meritare, m.
mérlin, s.: smeriglio, m. (uccello).
mérmaid, s.: sirena, f.
mér-rily, ADV.: allegramente, lietamen-
te, gaiamente. -rimake = -ry- make.
-riment, s.: divertimento, festeggia-
mento, m.; allegria, f. -riness, s.: alle-
gria, gaiezza, f. -ry, ADJ.: allegro, gio-
condo, gioioso, gaio, lieto; piacevole, gra-
to, ameno: make —, divertirsi; beffarsi;
live a — life, passar la vita in allegria.
-ry - Andrew, s.: buffone, zanni, m.
=go-round, s.. carosello, m. -ry=
make1!,s.: festa. -ry-make 2, INTR.:
festare. -ry-making, S.: festare, di-
vertimento, m. -ry-thought, s.: for-
chetta del petto, f.
meséems, V. IMP.: mi pare, pare a me,
io penso.
mes-entéric, ADJ.: (anat.) mesenterico.
més-entery, S.: (anat.) mesenterio, m.
mésh I, s.: maglia, f., buco (di rete, ecc.),
m. mesh2, TR.: prendere nella rete, in-
lacciare; accalappiare. -y, ADJ.: intrec-
ciato.
metre
méslin, s.: grano mescolato, m.
mésmerism, S.: mesmerismo, m.
mesprisey, 8.: disprezzo, m., disistima, f.
méssI,S.: vivanda, f., piatto, m., pietan-
za; compagnia; (nav.) gamella, f.: in a
—, in un imbroglio; sporco, infangato.
mess 2, INTR.: mangiare, vivere insieme.
méss-age, s.: messaggio, m., ambasciata,
f. -enger, S.: messagiere; messaggio, m.
Messiah, s.: Messia, m. -ship,S.: mis-
sione di Messia, f.
méssieurs, S. PL.: Signori, m. pl.
méssmate, S.: commensale; (nav.) com-
pagno di gamella, m.
méssuage, S.: podere affittato, m.; vil-
la,f
métage, S.: misuramento (del carbone), m.
mét-al, s.: metallo; (fig.) spirito, m.
-Allic(al), ADJ.: metallico, di metallo.
-alliferous, ADJ.: metallifero. -alline,
ADJ.: metallino, di metallo. -allist, s.:
metalliere, n. -allégraphy, s.: me-
tallografia, f. -allurgist, s.: metal
lurgo, m. -allurgy, s.: metallurgia, f.
metamòrpho-se, TR.: trasformare. -sis,
s.: metamorfosi, trasformazione, f.
méta-phor, s.: metafora, f.; tropo, m.
-phòric(al), ADJ.: metaforico. -phor-
ically, ADV.: metaforicamente.
méta-phrase, s.: metafrasi; versione,
traduzione, f. -phrast, s.: metafraste,
traduttore letterale, m.
metaphys-ic(al), AD4J.:
-ician, s.: matafisico, m.
metafisica, f.
metastasis, s.: metastasi, f.
metàthesis, s.: metatesi, mutazione, f.
méte, TR.: misurare.
metempsychosis, S.: metempsicosi, f.
méte-or, S.: meteora, f. -orolégical,
ADJ.: meteorologico. -oròlogist, S.:
meteorologico, m. -oròdlogy, S:: meteo-
rologia, f. -érescope, S.: meteoroscopo,
m. (strumento). -6rous, ADJ.: meteo-
rico.
méter, S.: misuratore, m.; = metre.
méte-wand, -yardj, s.: misura, f.,
braccio, m., canna, f.
methéglin, s.: idromele, m., bevanda
d’acqua e di mele, f.
methinks, v. IMP.: mi pare, io penso.
méth-od, s.: metodo; ordine, m.; manie-
ra, f. -édieal, ADJ.: metodico. -od-
ically, ADV.: metodicamente, con me-
todo. -odist, S.: metodista, m. -odize,
TR.: metodizzare.
methought -that, v. IMP.: mi pareva, mi
parve, credevo.
me-tonymic(al), ADJ.: metonimico. -to-
nymically, ADV.: metonimicamente.
-tonymy, S.: metonimia, f.
métre, s.: metro, m.; misura (di versi), f.
metafisico.
-ics, 8. PL.:
metrical
mòtric(al), ADJ.: metrico.
me-tròpolis, s.: metropoli, f. -tropòl-
itan, ADJ.: metropolitano: — church,
chiesa metropolitana, f.; S.: metropoli-
tano, m.
méttle, S.: vivacità, foga, f., spirito, co-
raggio, m. -d, -some, ADJ.: focoso, vi-
vace. -somely, ADV.: spiritosamente,
con foga. -someness, S.: vivacità, fo-
a, f.
seni, s.: gabbia, f.; gabbiano, m. (uc-
cello): —s, stalle (di cavalli), f. pl.
mew 2, TR.: rinchiudere; INTR.: mudare;
miagolare.
méwl, INTR.: gridare (come un bambino).
miasm(a), S.: (med.) miasma, f. -a&tic,
ADI. : (med.) miasmatico.
mica, S.: mica, specie di talco, f.
miee, PL. di mouse.
Michaelmas, s.: festa di san Michele, f.
mich-(e)}, INTR.: appiattarsi; nascon-
dersi. -erij, S.: infingardo, furfante,
perdigiorno, m.
mickle, ADJ.: molto, grande ; assai: many
a — makes a muckle, molti pochi fanno
un assai.
mi-crobe, S.: microbo, m. -erocosm,
S.: microcosmo, m. -eròmeter,s.: mi-
crometro, m. -crescope, S.: microsco-
pio, m. -eroscépic(al), ADJ.: micro-
scopico.
mid, ADJ.: mezzo; ugualmente distante.
-age, S.: mezza età, f. -course, S.:
mezza via, mezza strada, f. -day, S.:
mezzodì, mezzogiorno, m. -dlei, ADJ.:
mezzo, mezzano; mediocre. ‘dle 2, S.:
mezzo, centro; cuore, m. -dle-aged,
ADJ.: di mezzana età. -dle-ages, S.:
medio evo, m. -dle-man, S.: agente,
mediatore, m. -dlemost, ADJ.: posto
nel mezzo; del mezzo. -dle-sized, ADI.:
di mezzana statura. -dling, ADJ.: me-
diocre ; mezzano.
midge, s.: zanzara, f. (insetto).
mid-héaven, s.: centro de’ cieli, m.
-land, ADIJ.: mediterraneo. -leg, S.: mezza
gamba, f. -lent, s.: metà della quare-
sima, f. -most, ADJ.: posto nel mezzo,
del mezzo. -night, s.: mezza notte, f.;
ADI. : di mezza notte. -riff, s.: diafram-
ma, n. -sea,s.: mare mediterraneo, mn.
-ship, s.: mezzania, f. -shipman, S.:
guardia marina, f.; sotto-luogotenente di
nave, m. -st, ADJ.: mezzo, mezzano; S.:
mezzo, centro; cuore, m. -summer, S.:
mezzo della state, m.; festa di san Gio-
vanni, f. -wayl, ADJ., ADV.: nel mez-
zo cammino. -way2,S.: mezza strada, f.,
mezzo cammino, m.
mid-wife, s.: levatrice, ricoglitrice, mam-
mana, f. -wifery,s.: mestiere di leva-
- trice, m., ostetricia, f.
mill 235
midwinter, s.: mezzo del verno, cuore
del verno, m.
mien, s.: aria, ciera, f.; aspetto; porta-
mento, m.: dignified —, aria distinta (di-
gnitosa).
might, S.: potere, m., potenza, possanza,
forza, f.: with — and main, con ogni for-
za, vigorosamente; with all one's —, a
tutto potere. -ily, ADV.: con forza;
molto. -iness, S.: potenza, possanza, f.,
potere, m. -y, ADJ.: potente; grande;
forte; ADV.: molto, estremamente.
mignonétte miny-, S.: amorino, m.; re-
seda odorata, f. ;
mi-grate, INTR.: migrare. -gration,
s.: migrazione, f., dipartimento, m.
milch, ADJ.: lattante; lattifero. -cow,
S.: vacca lattante, f.
mild, ADJ.: dolce, mite, ameno ; piacevo-
le; moderato; indulgente: — weather,
tempo dolce.
mi'ldaw1,s.: nebbia; golpe, f., carbone,
m. mildew2, TR.: annebbiare, invol-
pare.
mild-ly, ADV.: dolcemente, mitemente,
placidamente. -mess, s.: dolcezza; cle-
menza, indulgenza, f.
mile, s.: miglio, m. stone, S.: pietra
migliare, f.
mi lféil, s.: (bot.) millefoglie, f.
miliary, ADJ.: piccolo; simile al miglio:
— fever, febbre miliare, m.
milîee = militia.
mil-itant, ADJ.: militante. -itary, ADJ.:
militare, da soldato. -itia, s.: milizia,
f.; soldati nazionali, m. pl. -itiaman,
s.: milite della guardia nazionale.
milk1,s.: latte, m.: thick —, latte qua-
gliato; cow's —, latte di vacca; give —,
allattare. milkz, TR.: mungere, trarre
il latte. -cow, S.: vacca lattante, f.
-en, ADJ.: latteo, di latte. -food, s.:
latticinio, m.; vivanda di latte, f. «house,
s.: cascina, f. -iness, S.: qualità latti-
cinosa, f. -livered, ADJ.: poltrone,
codardo. -maid, s.: lattaia, lattiven-
dola, f. -man, s.: uomo che vende
latte, m. -pail, s.: secchia da latte,
f. span, S.: terrina, f., piatto (da
latte), m. -pottage, S.: zuppa di latte,
f., latteruolo, m. -seore, s.: tacca; ta-
glia (da latte), f. -sop, S.: effemminato,
codardo, m. -thistle, s.: (bot.) titima-
lo, euforbio, m. =tooth, s.: dente lat-
tainolo, m. =weed, s.: (bot.) titimalo, m.
»white, ADJ.: del colore di latte. -we-
man, s.: lattaia,f. -y, ADJ.: lattifero,
latteo : (astr.) — way, via lattea, f.
mìll1,s.: mulino, m.: coffee —, mulinello
da caffè, m.; hand —, mulinello, m.; oil
—, macinatoio, m.; paper —, cartiera, f.;
water —, mulino da acqua, m.; wind —,
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mulino da vento, m. mill2, TR.: maci-
nare; stampare. sclack, -clapper,
s.: battagliuolo (da mulino), m. cog,
s.: dente d’una ruota, m. =dam,s.: ca-
teratta, chiusa d’un mulino, f. dust,
s.: friscello, fuscello, m.
millenarian, s.: millenario, m.
mil-lenary, ADJ.: millenario, m. pl.
-lénnium, s.: mille anni, m. pl.
milleped, s.: millepiedi, m. (insetto).
miller, s.: mugnaio, mulinaro, m.: —'s
wife, mugnaia, f.; —’s-thumb, ghiozzo,
m. (pesce).
millésimal, ADJ.: millesimo, di mille.
millet, s.: miglio, m.
mill-handle, s.: stegolo di mulino da
vento, m. horse, S.: cavallo da muli-
no, m. house, S.: casa del molino (del
mugnaio), f.
milliner, s.: merciaia, modista, cre-
staia, f. -y, S.: bottega di modista: —
goods, le mode, f. pl.
million, s.: milione, m. -ary, S.: mi-
lionario, m. -th, ADJ.: milionesimo.
mill-stone, s.: macina, macine, f.
milt, s.: latte di pesce, milza, f.
milter, s.: maschio de’ pesci, m.
mim-eI, s.: mimo, buffone, m.; mima, f.
-ej2, TR.: fare il buffone, contraffare.
-ert, s.: mimo, buffone, m.; mima, f. -ét-
ic, ADJ.: imitativo.
mimicI, S.: mimo, buffone; strione, m.
mimic 2, TR.:contraffare; imitare. -mim-
ie, -al, ADJ.: mimico, da mimo: — art,
mimica, f. -ally, ADV.: a modo di buf-
fone. -ry, S.: imitazione burlesca; buf-
foneria, f. -s, S. PL.: arte mimica, f.
mimégrapher, s.: mimografo, m.
mi-nacious, ADJ.: minaccioso, minace-
vole. -nàeity, S.: minacciamento, m.
minaret, S.: minaretto, m. .
min-ee, TR.: tritare, minuzzare ; palliare ;
INTR.: parlare con affettazione; fare il
contegnoso. -eed, ADJ.: sminuzzato,
tritato; affettato: — meat, manicaretto,
m.; — pie, sorta di pasticcio all’ inglese, f.
-eing, S.: minuzzare, m. -eingly,
ADV.: in piccole parti; contegnosamente,
affettatamente.
mind, s.: mente, f., intelletto; spirito,
animo; pensiero, m.; voglia, brama, f.;
affetto, m.: elevated —, spirito elevato;
absence of —, svagamento, m.; to my —,
a mio sentimento; of one —, with one —,
unanime, d'accordo; call to —, richiama-
re alla memoria; have a —, volere; desi-
derare; I have a — to, mi viene voglia di;
put in —, rammentare, fare ricordare;
speak one's —, dire il suo sentimento.
mind 2, TR.: notare; considerare; osser-
vare, riflettere; INTR.: disegnare; appli-
carsi; proporsi: — one’s health, aver cu-
mint
ra della sua salute; I don’t — that, cid
non mi da pensiero; non me ne curo; —
your business, badate ai fatti vostri;
never —! non importa! poco importa!
-ed, ADJ.: inclinato, disposto: ill —,
male affetto; well —, ben disposto; be
—, proporre; esser risoluto. -ful, ADJ.:
attento; diligente. -fully, ADV.: atten-
tamente; diligentemente. -fulness, s.:
attenzione ; diligenza, f. -less, ADJ.: di-
sattento, trascurato, negligente. -less-
ness, S.: disavvertenza, negligenza, f.
mine I, PRON.: mio, mia, miei. min-e2,
s.: mina, miniera, f.: gold —, miniera
d’oro; coal —, cava di carbone, ete.; see
first word. -e3, TR.: scavare, minare, fare
mine. -er, S.: minatore; minerario, m.
miner-al, ADJ.: minerale ; fossile ; s.: mi-
nerale, m. -alògical, ADJ.: mineralogi-
co. -alogist, Ss. mineralogista, m. -al-
ogy, S.: mineralogia, scienza de’ metalli, f.
miìn-gle 1, s.: mescuglio, m., mescolanza,
f. -gle2, TR.: mescolare, mischiare;
confondere; INTR.: mescolarsi; congiun-
gersi. -gler, s.: che mischia. -gling,
s.: mescolamento, m.
miniature, S.: miniatura, pittura minia-
ta, f. -painter, S.: miniatore, m.
minikini, ADJ.: picciolo, diminutivo.
minikin 2, s.: spilletto; favorito, m.
minim, s.: (pharm.) goccia, f.; nano, m.,
nana, f.
minion, s.: mignone, favorito, m.; favo-
rita, f.; (typ.) mignona, f., corpo sette, m.
min-imum, s.: minimo, m. -ishf, TR.:
diminuire, sminuire.
minis-ter1, S.: ministro; pastore; dele-
gato, m. -ter2, TR.: ministrare; som-
ministrare; servire; contribuire. -terial,
ADJ.: ministeriale ; sacerdotale. -térial-
ly, ADV.: in modo ministeriale. -trant,
ADJ.: ministrante, subordinato. -tra-
tion, s.: ministrazione, f.; ministero, m.
-try, S.: ministerio, m.; ministri di stato,
m. pl.
miniver, S.: pelle di vaio, f.
minnekin, s.: bambina, raggazina; spil-
letta, f.
minnesinger, S.: trovatore tedesco, m.
minnow, 8.: ghiozzo, m.
minor, ADJ.: minore; piccolo. minor 2,
S.: minore, m. -ate, TR.: minorare, di-
minuire.
minority, S.:
berta, m.
Minotaur, s.: minotauro, m.
minster, S.: monastero, m., chiesa catte-
drale, f.
minstrel, s.: menestrello, trovatore, m.
-sy, s.: musica strumentale; truppa di
musici, f.
mìnt1,s.: menta (erba); zecca, f. mint,
minorità, f.; stato di pu-
mintage
rr.: monetare, battere la moneta. -age,
s.: monetaggio; conio, m. -er,-man,
g.: monetiere, zecchiere, m. -master,
s.: direttore della zeccha, m.
minuet, S.: minuetto, m.
minus, ADV.: meno.
minùteI, ADJ.: minuto, piccolo, piccolis-
simo; tenue.
minute 2 -it, S.: minuto ; momento, istan-
te, m. minute 3, TR.: abbozzare; di-
segnare. =book, s.: giornale, registro,
m. “glass, S.: oriuolo, m. -hand,s.:
ago di minuti, m.
minute-ly, ADV.: esattamente, precisa-
mente. -mess, S.: minutezza, minuzia,
esiguità, f. i
minute-watch -ii, s.: oriuolo che mo-
stra i minuti, m.
minitia, S.: minuzia; cosa di nulla, f.
minx, S.: vanarella, civettola, sfaccia-
tella, f.
mir-acle, S.: miracolo, m., maraviglia,
f: by a —, per miracolo. -acle-
monger, S.: spacciatore di miracoli, m.
-Aculous, ADJ.: miracoloso, maraviglio-
so, stupendo. -àculously, ADV.: mira-
colosamente, per miracolo. -aculous-
ness, S.: qualità miracolosa, f., mira-
bile, m.
mirage -as, S.: miraggio, m.
mirel, s.: fango, limo, m., melma, f.
mire 2, INTR.: coprire di fango; imbrat-
tare.
mirìfical, ADJ.: mirifico, maraviglioso.
miriness, S.: fanghiglia, sporcizia, f.
mirk(some)}, ADJ.: buio, tenebroso.
-nessj, S.: oscurità, f.
mirror, s.: specchio; (fig.) esemplare,
modello, m.
mirth, f.: gioia, allegria, f.; contento,
m. -fal, ADJ.: gioioso, gaio, giocondo,
allegro. -fully, ADV.: gioiosamente, al-
legramente. -fulness, S.: gioia, alle-
gria, f. -less, ADJ.: mesto, tristo.
miry, ADJ.: fangoso, melmoso, lotoso.
misaceeptation, s.: mala intelligenza,
fi; errore; equivoco, m.
misadvénture, s.: disavventura, f., in-
pelo m. -d, ADJ.: sventurato; infe-
ice.
misadvi-ee, s.: cattivo consiglio, m.
«se, TR.: mal avvisare.
misaffècted, ADJ.: mal disposto.
misàimed, ADJ.: mal preso di mira.
mis-anthrope, S.: misantropo, m. -an-
thrépic, -anthrépical, ADJ.: misan-
tropico. -Anthropy, s.: misantropia,f.
misap-plication, S.: cattiva applica-
done, f. -ply, TR.: applicare male.
misappre-hénd, TR.: intendere male,
non intendere. -hénsion, S.: errore;
sbaglio, m.
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misascribe, TR.: ascrivere falsamente;
attribuire.
misassign, TR.: assegnare erroneamente.
misbecòm-e, IRR.; INTR.: sconvenire;
disdirsi. -img, ADJ.: disdicevole; inde-
cente. -imgmess, S.. sconvenevolezza,
indecenza, f.
mishegot(ten), ADJ.: illegittimo.
misbeha-ve, IRR. ; INTR.: condursi male.
-viour, S.: cattiva condotta, f.
misbe-lîef, s : miscredenza, mala cre-
miscreant
denza, f. -lîeve, INTR.: miscredere, di-
scredere, essere incredulo. -lîever, s.:
miscredente; infedele, m. -lîeving,
ADJ.: miscredente, eretico.
miscàlou-late, TR.:
computare male.
calcolo, m.
miscall, TR: chiamare impropriamente.
miscar-riage, s.: cattiva condotta, f.;
cattivo successo; aborto, m. -ry, INTR.:
fallire; abortire; smarrirsi, perdersi, non
«pervenire.
miscast, IRR.; TR.: contar male; far er-
rore.
miseella - neous, ADJ.: miscellaneo.
-meousness, S.: raccolta; varietà, f.
-ny mis-, S.: miscellanea, f.; opere di-
verse, f. pl.
mischanee, S.: sventura, f., disastro, in-
fortunio, m.
mischiefi,s.: male; danno, m.; disgra-
zia, f., infortunio, m. mischief2, TR..
ingiurare ; offendere, nuocere. -maker,
s.: facimale, m. -making, ADJ.: mali-
zioso.
mischievous, ADJ.: nocivo, pericoloso ;
maligno, malizioso. -ly, ADV.: malizio-
samente, cattivamente. -ness, S.: mali-
gnità, malizia; ribalderia, f.
miseible, ADJ.: mescibile.
mis-eitation, s.: citazione falsa, f.
-eite, TR.: fare falsa citazione.
misclaim, s.: domanda erronea, doman-
da mal fondata, f.
miscom-putation, s.: calcolo false, m.
-pite, TR.: mal calcolare.
miscon-eéit, -eéption, S.: concepi-
mento erroneo, m.
miscòn-ducti, s.: cattiva condotta, f.
-dict, TR.: mal condurre.
misconjècture, S.: congettura falsa, f.
mis-construction, s.: falsa costru
calcolare male,
-lation, S.: cattivo
zione, cattiva interpretazione, f. -con-
strie, TR.: interpretare male.
miscontinuanee, S.: tralasciamento,
intermissione, f.
miscéunsel, TR.: dare cattivo consiglio.
miseéunt, TR.: calcolare male, contare
male.
miscrean-ee, -ey, S.: miscredenza, f.
-t, s.: miscredente, infedele, m.
288 misoreated
miscreate(d), ADJ.: mal formato.
misdate 1, 8.: falsa data, f. misdate 2,
TR.: marcare con falsa data.
misdéed, s.: misfatto, delitto, crime, m.
misdéem, TR.: giudicare male, sbagliare.
misdeméan, INTR.: condursi male. -or,
8.: cattiva condotta, f.; misfatto, m.
misdevotion, s.: falsa pietà, f.
misdò, IRR.; TR.: far male, misfare; dan-
neggiare.
misdéubtI,s.: sospetto ; dubbio, m. mis-
doubt 2, TR.: sospettare; disfidare.
mîse, S.: spesa; tassa, f.
misempldéy, TR.: impiegare male. -ment,
8.: cattivo impiego, m.
miser, S.: avaro, spilorcio; misero, m.
miser-able, ADI. : miserabile, meschino ;
infelice; avaro. -ableness, S.: misera-
bilità; infelicità; spilorceria, avarizia, f.
-ably, ADV.: miserabilmente; meschina-
mente, avaramente. -y, S.: miseria, in-
digenza; calamità, infelicità, f.
misestéem, S.: disprezzo, m.
misfall, IRR.: TR.: accadere sfortunata-
mente.
misfare, S.: infortunio, m.
misfashion, TR.: formare male, sfigurare.
misférm, TR.: difformare; sfigurare.
misfortune, S.: infortunio, m., calami-
tà, f.
misgive, IRR.; TR.: mal presagire, pre-
sentire; temere. -ing, S.: sospetto;
presentimento, m.
misgévern, TR.: governare male, reg-
gere male. -ment, s.: cattivo governo,
disordine, m.
misgui-danee, S.: cattivo guidamento,
m., mala direzione, f.; errore, m. -de,
TR.: guidare male, menare male.
mishap, S.: contrattempo;
sinistro, m., fatalità, f. -pen,
misavvenire, succedere male.
mishéar, IRR., INTR.: male intendere,
frantendere.
mishmash ,
glio, m.
misinfér, TR.: inferire male; dedurre
falsamente.
misinfòrm, TR.: dare avviso erroneo.
-ation, s.: falsa informazione, f.
misintelligenee, S.: discordia, f.
misintérpret, TR.: interpretare male.
-ation, s.: falsa interpretazione, f., stor-
cimento del senso, m.
misjéin, TR.: giungere male.
misjudge, TR.: giudicare male, giudicare
falsamente. -ment, S.: giudizio teme-
rario, m.
mislay, IRR.; TR.: smarrire; rimuovere.
misle, INTR.: piovigginare.
misléad, IRR. ; TR.: sviare, traviare; se-
durre. -er, S.: seduttore, m.
accidente
INTR.:
S.: mescuglio, guazzabu-
miss
mislen, s.: grano mescolato, m.
mislik-e1,8.: disapprovazione, dispiace-
volezza, f.; disgusto, m. -e2,TR.: disap-
provare; biasimare. -er, 8.: disappro-
vatore, biasimatore, m.
mislive, INTR.: vivere malamente, menar
una vita cattiva, condursi male.
mismanage, TR.: maneggiare male, go-
vernare male. -ment, S.: cattivo ma-
neggio, m.
mismatch, TR.: assortire male; disgiun-
gere.
misname, TR.: nominare impropriamente.
misnomer, S.: nome scorretto, m.
misobsérve, TR.: osservare male.
misò-gamist, S.: misogamo, m. -gamy,
s.: odio al matrimonio, m. -gynist, s.:
che odia le donne. -gyny, S.: odio del
sesso femminino, m. ~
misérder 1, TR.: condurre male; disordi-
nare. misorder 2, s.: disordine, m., ir-
regolarità, f. -ly, ADJ.: disordinato; ir-
regolare.
mispersuasion, s.: falsa idea, f., erro-
re, m.
misplaee, TR.: slogare, rimuovere ; scan-
sare.
mispéinting, s.: falsa interpunzione, f.
misprintI, s.: errore della stampa, m.
misprint2, TR.: fare errori nella stampa.
mis-prise, TR.: dispregiare, vilipendere,
sprezzare. -prision, s.: dispregio, sba-
glio, errore, m.; negligenza, f.
mispronbunee, TR.: pronunciare male,
misproportion, TR.: proporzionare male.
mis-quotation, s.: citazione falsa, f.
-quote, TR.: citare falsamente.
misreeite, TR.: recitare male.
misréckon, TR.: contare male, ingan-
narsi nel conto. -ing, S.: errore nel
conto, m.
misre-late, TR.: raccontare malamente,
narrare male. -lation, s.: falsa rela-
zione, inesatta informazione, f.
misremémber, TR.: ricordarsi male.
misreport 1, s.: falso rapportamento, m.
misreport2, TR.: fare un falso rap-
porto.
misrepresent, TR.: rappresentare male,
fare falsa relazione. -ation, s.: falsa
relazione, f.
misrùle, s.: tumulto, m.; confusione, f.,
fracasso, m..
missI, s.: damigella, signorina, f., (us'ly
jest.) madamigella: young —, giovane
signorina; boarding-school —, educanda, f.
miss 2, S.: sbaglio, errore, fallo, m.
miss 3, TR.: mancare; omettere, per-
dere; INTR.: errare, abbagliarsi: — one’s
aim, mancare il colpo; non riuscire; —
fire, mancare; — a person (thing), accor-
gersi dell’ assenza d’una persona (cosa);
missal
I— a volume, mi accorgo che mi manca
un volume.
missal, s.: missale, m.
missay, IRR.; TR.: misdire, dire male.
misséem}, INTR.: sconvenire ; disdirsi.
missérve, TR.: servire male, disservire.
misshape, TR.: difformare, disfigurare.
-ment, s.: difformità, f. -m, ADJ.: disfi-
gurato, deforme.
missile, ADI. : dardeggiato.
missing, ADI. : smarrito, perduto.
mission, S.: missione; ambasciata, f.
-ary, -er, S.: missionario, m.
missive, ADJ.: missivo; S.: lettera, epi-
stola, f.
misspéak, IRR.; TR.: parlare male; diffa-
mare.
misspéll, TR.: compitare male, ortografiz-
zare male.
misspénd, TR.: spendere male, consuma-
re il suo. -er, S.: dissipatore, prodigo, m.
mist, s.: nebbia, f.: Scotch —, gran piog-
gia, f.; be in a —, esser al buio, non
sapere che fare.
mistàk-e, s.: errore, fallo, sbaglio; sen-
so erroneo, m.: make a —, fare uno sba-
glio. -e, IRR.; TR.: non intendere, non
comprendere; INTR., IRR.: sbagliare; in-
gannarsi; you —, voi vi ingannate; —
the road, smarrire la strada. -en, ADI.:
sbagliato; erroneo, falso; be —, ingan-
narsi, errare; you are greatly —, vi in-
gannate a partito. -ingly, ADV.: erro-
neamente, falsamente.
mistéach, IRR.; TR.: insegnare male;
sviare.
mistéll, IRR.; TR.:
dire falsamente.
mistémper, TR.: temperare male, mi-
schiare male.
mister, S.: signore, m.
mistérm, TR.: nominare erroneamente,
appellare male.
mistful, ADJ.: nebuloso.
misthink, IRR. ; TR.: pensare male.
mistime, TR.: fare a contrattempo.
mistiness, s.. nuvolosità, f.; offusca-
mento, m.
mistletoe, s.: vischio, m.
mistlike, ADJ.: folto come nebbia, oscu-
ro, fosco.
mistress, s.: signora, padrona; madama;
innamorata, f.
mistrist1, s.: diffidenza, f.; sospetto,
m. mistrust2, TR.: diffidare; sospet-
tare, dubitare. -ful, ADJ.: diffidente;
sospettoso, dubbioso. -fully, ADV.: so-
spettosamente. -fulness, s.: diffidenza,
f.; sospetto, m. -less, ADJ.: non sospet-
toso.
mistane, INTR.: accordare male.
misty, ADJ.: nebbioso; oscuro.
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misunder-stànd, ‘IRR.; TR.: intendere
male. -stànding, s.: mala intelligen-
za, discordia, f.; errore, m. -stòod, PART.
del v. misunderstand.
mis-usage, S.: cattivo uso, abuso, m.;
villania, f. -ùsel,s.: abuso; cattivo trat-
tamento, m. -ase2, TR.: abusare; mal-
trattare ; svillaneggiare.
mite, s.: tonchio, gorgoglione, m.; ven-
tesima parte d’ un grano, f.
miter = mitre.
mithridate, s.: mitridato, m.
miti-gant, ADJ.: mitigante, lenitivo.
-gate, TR.: mitigare; raddolcire, placare,
quietare. -gation, s.: mitigazione, f.,
mitigamento; raddolcimento, m. -gator,
S.: mitigatore, m.
mitre, s.: mitra, f. (ornamento pontifi-
cale). -d, ADJ.: che porta la mitra.
mitten, s.: guanto senza dita, m.
mittimus, S.: (/eg.) mandato di cattura,
ordine per imprigionare, m.
mix, TR.: mischiare, mescolare; INTR.:
mischiarsi, mescolarsi.
mixen, S.: letamaio, m.
mix-ing, S.: mischiamento, mescolamen-
to, m. -t, ADJ.: mischiato, mescolato;
confuso. -tignj = -ture. -tly, ADV.:
mischiamente; confusamente. -ture, S.:
mescolanza, mistura, f.
mizmazei, s.: laberinto ; imbroglio, m.
mizzen, S.: (nav.) mezzana, f. =top-
mast, s.: albero di contramezzana, m.
=top-sail, s.: contramezzana, f.
mizzle1, s.: poca pioggia, spruzzaglia, f.
mizzle 2, INTR.: piovigginare, spruzzolare.
miìzzy}, S.: pantano, m.
mnembònics, S. PL.: arte d’ assistere la
memoria, f. |
mòoan!, S.: pianto, lamento, gemito, m.
moan 2,INTR.: piangere, gemere; dolersi;
TR.: lamentarsi di. -ful, ADJ.: lamen-
tevole, dolente. -fully, apv.: lamente-
volmente, con gemiti.
méati,s.: canale d’ acqua per difesa, m.
moat2, TR.: far un canale d’ acqua per
difesa.
mòbi, s.: folla, turba; canaglia, f.
mob 2, TR.: tumultuare, insurgere.
-bish, ADJ.: del popolazzo; tumultuoso.
-by, s.: bevanda americana, f.
mò-bile, s.: popolazzo, m., plebe, pleba-
glia, marmaglia, f. -bility, s.: mobili-
tà; plebaglia, f.
mécki, ADJ.: falso, contrafatto, finto;
burlesco: — turtle-soup, cibreo alla tar-
taruga. mock 2, s.: derisione; beffa, f.,
ludibrio, m.. make a — of one, burlarsi di
alcuno. mock 3, (IN)TR.: imitare; bur-
lare, beffare, deridere. -able, ADJ.:
esposto alla derisione. -er, S.: beffatore,
schernitore, m. -ery, S.: scherno, m.;
mockery
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burla, f. -img, S.: scherno, uccella-
mento, m. -ing=bird, s.: uccello imita-
tore, m. -ingly, ADV.: per ischerno.
-ing-stock, s.: trastullo, m., baia, f.
mòo-dal, ADJ.: modale; condizionale.
-dality, s.: modalità, f., modo condizio-
nale, m. -de,s.: modo; grado; costume,
m.; moda; foggia, forma; maniera, f.
mòdel1, s.: modello, esemplare, m.:
serve as a —, servire di modello. model 2,
TR.: modellare; formare, imitare. -ler,
s.: modellatore ; inventore, m.
méder-ate 1, ADJ.: moderato, temperato,
ritenuto, mediocre. -ate2, TR.: mode-
rare; temperare, modificare; calmare.
-ately, ADV.: moderatamente, tempera-
tamente. -atemess, S.: moderatezza ;
mediocrità, f. -Ation, s.: moderazione,
temperanza, f. -ator, s.: moderatore;
governatore, presidente, m. -atrix,S.:
moderatrice, f.
médern, ADJ.: moderno, recente. -ism,
s.. gusto moderno, m. -ize, TR.: rimo-
dernare. -ness, S.: novità, f. -s, S.PL.:
moderni; scrittori moderni, m. pl.
médest, ADJ.: modesto, moderato, vergo-
mocking
gnoso. -ly, ADV.: modestamente; timi-
damente. -y, S.: modestia; decenza,
onestà, f.
médicum, s.: pocolino, pezzetto, m.
mòd-ifiable, -ificablej, ADI.: modifi-
cativo. -ificatign, s.: modificazione, f.
-ify, TR.: modificare ; variare ; temperare.
modillion, s.: (arch.) modiglione, m.
modish, ADJ. : secondo la moda, alla mo-
da. -ly, ADV.: secondo la moda. -ness,
s.: affettazione di seguire la moda, f.
mòdu-late, TR.: (mus.) modulare, rego-
lare il canto. -lation, s.: (mus.) modu-
lazione, f. -lator, S.: modulatore; ac-
cordatore, m. -lei,s.: modulo, modello,
m. -le2,TR.: modellare.
mohair, s.: panno di peli di camello,
moerro, m.
Mohammedan, s.: maomettano, m.
méider, TR.: imbarazzare, imbrogliare,
annoiare.
mdiety, S.: metà, f., mezzo, m.
mòil, TR.: imbrattare, sporcare, lordare ;
INTR.: affaticarsi; sudare, stentare.
mòi-st, ADJ.: umido, bagnato, sugoso.
-st(en), TR.: umettare, inumidire. -stful,
ADJ.: umido. -stness, -sture, S.: umi-
dezza, umidità, f.; succo (delle piante), m.
-sty}, ADJ.: nebuloso; umido.
moke, s.: maglia, f.
mòbky, ADI. : nebuloso, oscuro.
molar, ADJ.: mascellare.
mole, s.: mola; talpa, f.; molo, m.
-catcher, S.: cacciatore di talpe, m.
molecule, s.: molecola, f.
mole-cast, «hill, s.: topinaia, f.
monisher
molést, TR.: molestare; tormentare.
-ation, 8.: molestamento; fastidio, m,
-er, S.: molestatore; importuno, m.
mole-track, s.: via fatta dalle talpe
sotto terra, f. trap, s.: ordegno per
prendere le talpe, m. -warpi,s.: tal-
pa, f.
mòlli-ent, ADI. : emolliente, lenitivo.
-fiable, ADJ.: che si può mollificare.
-fication, s.: mollificazione, f. -fier,
s.: mitigatore, m. -fy, TR.: mollificare,
addolcire, alleviare. ~~
mòllusk, s.: mollusco, m.
molasses, s.: melassa, f. (zucchero).
molt = moult.
molten, ADJ.: fuso.
mòome;, s.: minchione, balordo, sciocco, m.
mò-ment, s.: momento, istante; impulso,
m.; conseguenza, importanza; forza, f.,
impeto, m.: in a —, subito, a momenti.
-méntal = momentaneous. -méntal-
ly, ADV.: per un momento, d’ un momen-
to. -mentaneous, -mentary, ADI.:
momentaneo. -méntous, ADJ.: impor-
tante, di conseguenza. -méntousness,
S.: importanza, conseguenza, f. -mén-
tum, s.: impeto, m.
mémmery = mummery.
monach-al, ADJ.: monacale.
monachismo, monacato, m.
monad, s.: monade, f.
mòn-arch, S.: monarca, sovrano, m.
-&rchal, ADJ.: monarcale. -Archical,
ADJ.: monarchico, di monarchia. -ar-
chist, S.: monarchista, m. -archize,
INTR.: comandare imperiosamente. -ar-
chy, S.: monarchia, f.
mon-astérial, ADJ.: monastico. mdon-
astery, S.: monastero, convento, m.
-astic(al), ADJ.: monastico, da monaco.
-astically, ADV.: in modo recluso, mo-
nastico.
Monday, s.: lunedì, f.
money, S.: moneta, f., danaro, m.: earn-
est —, arra, caparra, f.; ready —, danari
contanti, m. pl.; paper —, carta moneta,
f.; Ihave no — about me, non ho danaro
in dosso; —'s worth, equivalente del da-
naro. «bag, s.: sacco o sacchetto da
danari, m. «broker, -changer, sS.:
sensale di danaro, cambiatore, m. -ed,
ADJ.: pecunioso, ricco di contanti. -less,
ADJ.: senza danari; povero. -matter,
s.: conto (fra creditore e debitore), m.
-scrivener, S.: sensale di danaro, m.
-worth, s.: valore; equivalente, m.
mònger, S.: mercante, venditore, m.:
cheese—, formaggiaio, m.; fish, pesci-
vendolo, m.
mongrel, ADJ.: generato fra due specie.
mòn-ishj, TR.: ammonire, avvertire.
-isher}, s.: ammonitore, esortatore, m.
-ism, 8.:
monition
-ition, s.: ammonizione, f.; avvertimen-
to, m., esortazione, f. -itor, s.: moni-
tore, ammonitore, m. -itorial, ADJ.:
monitorio. -itery, S.: monitorio, m.;
ammonizione, f.
ménk, s.: monaco, frate, m.
monacato, m.
monkey, S.:
buino, m.
monk-hood, s.: vita monastica, f., mona-
chismo, m. -ish, ADJ.: monastico, mona-
cale. -’s=hood, s.. (bot.) aconito, m.
mòn-ochord, s.: monocordo, m. -dcu-
lar, -dculous, ADJ.: monocolo, losco.
-ody, S.: monodia, f. -égamist, s.:
monogamo, m. -Ogamy, S.: monogamia,
f. -ogram, S.: monogramma, f. -ògra-
phy, S.: monografia, f. -ologue, S.:
monologo, soliloquio, m. -bmachy, S.:
monomachia, f., duello, m. -ome, s.:
monomio, m. -opétalous, ADI.: (bot.)
monopetàlo. -Spolist, s.: monopolista;
incettatore, m. -6polize, TR.: far mo-
nopolio, incettare. -dépoly, s.: monopo-
lio, m. -osyllàbic(al), ADJ.: monosil-
labo. -osyllable, s.: monosillabo, m.,
monosillaba, f. -otheism, s.: mono-
teismo, m. -Otonous, ADJ.: monotono.
-itony, S.: monotonia, f.
monsbon, S.: monsone, m.
mon-ster, s.: mostro, m.; singolarità, f.
-strosity, S.: mostruosità, f. -strous,
ADJ.: mostruoso, prodigioso. -strously,
ADV.: mostruosamente. -strousness,
s.: mostruosità ; deformità, f.
montéro, s.: montiera, f. (berretta).
ménth, s.: mese, m. -ly1, ADJ.: d’ ogni
mese, mensuale. -ly2, ADV.: una volta il
mese, di mese in mese, ogni mese. -lies,
8. PL.: mestrui, m. pl. -’s=emindi, s.:
ardente desiderio, m.
monu-ment, s.: monumento; memoria-
le; sepolcro, m. -méèntal, ADI: di
monumento.
méod, s.: modo; umore, capriccio, tem-
peramento, m.: in a merry —, allegro;
în the right —, ben disposto. -y, ADJ.:
capriccioso.
mon, s.: luna, f.; mese, m.: full —, lu-
na piena; plenilunio; half —, mezza luna;
crescente ; new —, luna nuova; the phases
of the —, le fasi della luna. -beam, s.:
raggio della luna, m. -calf, s.: mola, f.;
mostro; minchione, balordo, m. -eyed,
ADJ.: lunatico; di corta vista. -less,
ADJ.: senza chiaro di luna. -light, s.:
chiaro di luna, m. -light, ADI.: illumi-
nato dalla luna. -shine, S.: chiarezza
della luna, f. -shine, -shiny, ADJ.: il-
luminato dalla luna. -struck, ADI. : lu-
natico, pazzo.
mori, TR.: (nav.) gettare l ancora; dare
-ery, S.:
scimmia, bertuccia, f., bab-
‘ buoni costumi.
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fondo. moor2, s.: palude, pantano.
moor 3, S.: moro, m. cock, s.: gallo
di palude, m. -hen,s.: folaga, f. (uc-
cello).
moor-ing, s.: gettare l’ ancora, m.
moéor-ish, ADJ.: paludoso, pantanoso,
melmoso; moresco. -land, s.: palude,
pantano, m.
mbose, 8.: daino americano, m.
mbòotI,s.: disputa di qualche materia le-
gale, f. moot2, TR.: disputare di qual-
che materia legale. -case, S.: questione
legale, f. -ed, ADI. : sradicato, estirpato.
-er, s.: disputante in legge, m. «hall,
s.: sala dove si disputa in legge, f.
mbòpiI, s.: spazzatoio, m. mop2, TR.:
spazzare ; nettare il solaio: — and mow,
fare il grugno.
mop-e, TR.: rendere stupido; INTR.: stu-
pidire, divenire stupido. -e-eyed, ADJ.:
cieco d’ un’ occhio, losco. -ish, ADJ.: ab-
battuto, tristo. -ishness, S.: abbatti-
mento, m., tristizia, f.
mòppet, mòpsey, S.: fantoccio di cen-
ci, m.
mopus, s.: infingardo, pigro, m.
mor-al, ADJ.: morale; s.: dottrina mo-
rale, f.; costume buono, m.: — philos-
opher (writer), moralista, m.; good —s,
-alist, s.: moralista, m.
-ality, s.: moralità, f.; senso morale, m.
-alization,s.: moralizzazione,f. -alize,
(IN)TR.: moralizzare. -alizer, s.: mo-
ralista, predicatore, m. -ally, ADV.: mo-
ralmente. -als, S. PL.: buoni costumi,
m. pl.
morass, S.: palude, pantano, m.
ADJ.: paludoso, pantanoso.
mér-bid, ADJ.: morbido, malaticcio. -bid-
ity, -bidness, s.: morbidezza; infer-
mità, f. -bifie(al), ADI.: morbifico,
morbifero.
mor-dacious, ADJ.: mordace; pungente.
-daeity, S.: mordacità; acutezza, f.
mér-dant, ADJ.,S.: mordante. -dican-
moreover
Y>
ey, S.: mordacità; maldicenza, f. -di-
cant, ADJ.: mordente; pungente. -di-
cate, TR.: mordere; censurare. -di-
cation, s.: mordicamento, m.; acrita, f.
mòreI, ADJ., ADV.: più; di più, di van-
taggio maggiore, in maggior numero (or
quantità): — and —, di più in più; @
great deal —, molto più, vieppiù; once —,
un’ altra volta, ancora una volta; — than
enough, più che non bisogna; wii? you
have some —? ne volete più? so much the
—, tanto più. more, S.: maggior par-
te, maggior quantità, f.
mòrell(le), s.: morella, f. (pianta).
méreland, s.: paese montagnoso, m.
moreéver, ADV., CONJ.: di più, oltre a
ciò, oltre a questo.
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morganàtic, ADJ.: morganatico.
moribund, ADI. : moribondo.
mòril, s.: spugnola, f. (fungo).
morion, S.: morione, m.
morisco, S.: moresca, sorta di ballo, f.
mérling, 8.: lana d’ una pecora morta, f.
Mérmon, s.: mormone, m., f. -ism,sS.:
mormonismo.
morn, s.: mattina, alba, f. -img, S.:
mattina, f.; del mattino, muttutino: good
—, buon giorno, buon di. -ing-gown,
s.: veste da camera, f. -ing-star, 8. :
stella mattutina, f., Lucifero, m.
mo-rose, ADJ.: stizzoso, fastidioso, bisbe-
tico, sdegnoso. -résely, ADV.: sdegno-
samente, in modo ritroso. -réseness,
-résity, S.: fantasticaggine, f., capric-
cio, cattivo umore, m.
méòrphewt, s.: morfea; serpigine, f.
morphine, s.: morfina, f.
mòrris(-dance), s.: moresca, f. (ballo).
morrow, s.: domane, dimane, m.: good
—, buon giorno; to-—, domani.
morse, S.: cavallo marino, m. (pesce).
mér-sel, S.: pezzo, boccone, tozzo, m.
-sure, S.: morso, m., morsura, f.
mòr-tal 1, ADJ.: mortale; pericoloso, di-
morganatic
struttivo. -tal2,s.: mortale, uomo, m.
-tality, s.: mortalità; natura umana;
morte, f. -tally, ADV.: mortalmente;
gravemente, estremamente.
mortar, s.: mortaio; smalto, m.; cal-
cina, f. -piece, S.: (art.) mortaio, m.
mòriga-ge1, s.: ipoteca (di beni immobi-
li), fl -ge, TR.: ipotecare; impegnare.
-&se, S.: che ha un’ipoteca. -ger, S.:
che ipoteca i suoi poderi. :
morti-ferous, ADJ.: mortifero, mortale ;
distruttivo. -fication, s.: mortificazio-
ne; cancrena, f.
mòrtify, TR.: mortificare; deprimere,
umiliare. -img, 8 : mortificamento, m.
mòîrtiseI, s.: mortisa, f.; intaglio, m.
mortise 2, TR. : intaccare; incastare.
mért-main, s.: (jur.) mano morta, f.,
beni inalienabili, m. pl. -pay,S.: paga
morta, f.
mortuary, s.: donazione fatta alla chie-
sa, f.
mosaic, ADI. : mosaico.
mòsque, S.: moschea, f.
mosquîto, S.: moscherino, m. (insetto).
moss I,S.: muschio, musco, m. moss 2, TR.:
copriredi muschio. «clad, -grown, ADJ.:
coperto di musco. -iness, S.: qualità
muschiosa; lanugine, f. rose, S.: rosa
muscosa, f. -y, ADJ.: muschioso, musco-
so: — ground, terra coperta di muschio, f.
most, ADJ., ADV.: il più (la più, i più, le
più); molto; S.: maggior parte, f.: —
part, la maggior parte, f.; il maggior nu-
mero; — of all, principalmente; — often,
mount
comunemente, ordinariamente; at the —,
al più, tutto al più; — of the papers, i più
dei giornali; — of us, la più parte di noi.
méstick = maulstick.
mostly, ADV.: comunemente, ordinaria-
mente, generalmente, per il più.
mòte, S.: atomo, m., particella, f.
mòth, s.: tignuola, f., tarlo, m.
méther!, s.: madre; matrice. moth-
er 2, S.: feccia, f. mother3, INTR.:
muffare. -country, 8.: paese natale.
m., patria, f. =city, S.: metropoli, città
capitale, f. =in-law, S.: suocera, ma-
trigna,f. -hood, s.: maternità, f. -less,
ADJ.: senza madre, che non ha madre,
=like, ADJ.: da madre, come una madre.
-ly, ADJ.: materno, di madre. =of=pearl,
s.: madreperla, f. -wort, s.: camamilla;
matricale. -y, ADJ.: concreto, feccioso.
méthy, ADJ.: pieno di tignuole, intarlato,
tarlato.
motion 1, s.: movimento, moto, m.; dispo-
sizione, voglia; proposizione ; sollecitazio-
ne, istanza, preghiera, f.: make a —, far
una proposizione (or mozione), proporre.
motion 2, TR.: proporre, far una propo-
sizione, mettere in campo. -er, S.: pro-
ponente, m. -less, ADJ.: senza moto,
immobile.
m6-tive, ADJ.: motivo, efficiente; S.: mo-
tivo, impulso, m.; ragione, causa, cagio-
ne, f.: — power, forza motrice. -tivity,
s.: facoltà motrice, f.
motley, ADJ.: variato, di più colori: —
fool, buffone, m.
motor, S.: motore; autore, m. -y, ADJ.:
movente, impellente, impulsivo.
motto, s.: motto, m.
mouldi, s.: forma, f., modello, m.
mould2, s.: terra; muffa, f.: — can-
non, cannone di getto, m. mould 3, TR.:
formare, modellare; gettare in un model-
lo. mould4, INTR.: muffare, divenire
muffato. -able, ADJ.: che può essere
formato. -eri,s.: gettatore (in forme),
fonditore, m. -er2,TR.: ridurre in pol-
vere; INTR.: ridursi in polvere; consu-
marsi. -imess, S.: muffa,f. -ing, 8.:
modanatura, f.; membretto, m.; (arch.)
imposta,f. loft, s.: (nav.) sala de’ mo-
delli, f. -warp, s.: talpa, f. -y, ADI:
muffato.
moult, INTR.: mudare.
no che é in muda, m.
méunch, TR.: mangiare a grandi bocco-
ni; masticare; macinare.
méund1,s.: argine, baluardo, terrapieno.
m. mound 2, TR.: fortificare, terrapie-
nare.
méunti, s.: monte, m., montagna, f.
mount2, TR.: alzare; caricare; INTR.'
salire; alzarsi, montare: — a cannon.
-er, s.: anitri-
mountain
montare un cannone; — guard, montar
la guardia; — on horseback, montare a
cavallo; he is well —ed, ha una bella ca-
valcatura.
miuntain, S.: montagna, f., monte, m.;
ADJ.: di montagna, montanaro: little —,
montagnetta,f.; make —s of molehills, fa-
red una mosca un elefante. -èer, s.: mon-
tanaro, m. -ous, ADJ.: montagnoso. -ous-
ness, S.: stato montagnoso, m. «stream,
S.: torrente di montagna, m.
méuntebank!, s.: ciarlatano, saltim-
banco, n. mountebank2, TR.: ciur-
mare; barare. -ery,s.: ciarlataneria, f.
mourn, TR.: piangere, deplorare; INTR.:
portare bruno; affiggersi. -er, s.: pian-
gitore, piagnone, m. -fal, ADJ.: pian-
gevole, lugubre, tristo, dolente.
méu-se, S.: sorcio, topo, m.: field—, sor-
-cio campestre, m.; young —, topolino, m.
-se2,TR.: prendere sorci. -se-=ear, S.:
(bot.) orecchia di topo, f. -se-hole, s.:
buco di topo, m. -ser, S.: pigliatore
di topi, m. -se-trap, s.: trappola (da
topi), f.
méou-thI, s.: bocca; imboccatura; en-
trata, f.: large ugly —, boccaccia, f.;
pretty little —, bel bocchino, m.; by word
of —, a viva voce; live from hand to —,
vivere alla giornata; make a —, make
—s, fare smorfie; stop one's —, chiu-
der la bocca ad uno. -th2, TR.: masti-
care; INTR.: parlare, gridare ad alta voce.
-thed, ADJ.: dalla bocca, che ha la boc-
ca. -th=friend, s.: amico falso, m.;
amica falsa, f. -thful, s.: boccone, m.,
boccata, f. -th-honour, s.: buone pa-
role, f. pl., complimenti, m. pl. -thless,
ADJ.: senza bocca. -thpiece, s.: boc-
ciuolo, m.
mò-vable, ADJ.: mobile, movibile. -vable-
ness, S.: mobilità, f. -vables, s. PL.:
beni mobili, suppellettili, m. pl. -vably,
ADV.: in modo movevole. -veI,S.: mos-
sa, f.: whose — is it? a chi tocca a muo-
vere? it is my —, tocca a me a muovere.
“ve 2, TR.: muovere; agitare, commuo-
vere, eccitare, sollecitare; indurre, per-
suadere; disturbare, stizzire, provocare;
intenerire, toccare; proporre; raccoman-
dare; INTR.: muoversi, darsi moto; dime-
narsi, agitarsi: — to laughter, muover le
risa; — off, fuggire, dar delle calcagna.
-veless, ADJ.: immobile. -vement, S.:
moto, movimento, m.; mozione, f.: — of
a watch, macchina d’un oriuolo. -ver,
8.: motore, movitore, m. -vimg, ADJ.:
movitivo, toccante; S.: movimento, m.
-vingly, ADV.: in modo patetico.
mowiI, s.: mucchio, cumulo, m., bica, f.
mow 2, IRR.; (IN)TR.: segare con falce,
falciare, mietere; fare il grugno.
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nella
muffin
méwburn, INTR.: abbrucciarsi
bica.
mow-er, sS.: falciatore, segatore (di fie-
no), mietitore, m. -ing, s.: segamento;
tagliamento (di fieno); grugno, m. -ing=
time, s.: stagione del falciare; segatu-
ra, mietitura ; ricolta, f.
miuchi, ADJ., ADV.: molto, considere-
vole, assai; spesso; grandemente: —
richer, molto più ricco; — less, molto
meno; — more, assai più, molto più, viep-
più; as —, tanto, altrettanto; as — as,
tanto quanto; as — again, una volta più,
doppio; by —, di molto, vieppiù; how —,
quanto ; too —, di soverchio, troppo; thus
—, tanto; very —, moltissimo; in gran
quantità; with — ado, a grande stento;
make — of, fare mille carezze, accarezza-
re; make — of one, far grande stima
@ alcuno; make — of one’s self, trattarsi
bene; make — of ones time, impiegar
bene il suo tempo.
m., gran copia, f.
a poco.
mueid, ADJ.: mucido, viscoso, tenace.
-ness, S.: viscosità, f.; tanfo, m.
muei-lage, s.: mucilaggine, f. -làgi-
nous, ADI. : mucilagginoso, viscoso. ~
muck1, s.: letame, concime; fimo, m.:
run a—, correre all’ impazzata. muck2,
TR.: letamare, concimare, ingrassare. -ert,
INTR.: accumulare danari con sordidezza.
“hill, s.: letamaio, m. -iness, S.: spor-
cizia, bruttura, lordura, f.
muckle, ADJ.: molto; cf. mickle.
muck-worm, S.: verme di letamaio, m.
-y, ADJ.: sporco, sucido, lordo.
mucous, ADJ.: mucoso, mucilagginoso.
much2, s.: molto,
-what}, ADV.: presso
-ness, S.: mucosità, mucilaggine, f.
miucro, s.: punta, f. -nated, ADJ.: mu-
cronato.
mu-culeney, 8.: viscosità, f. -culent,
ADJ.: viscoso, mucido. -eus, S.: muco,
moccio, umore viscoso, m.
mudi, s.: fango; limaccio, m.; melma,
f.: fall into the —, cadere nel fango, in-
fangarsi. mud 2,TR.: coprire di fango;
intorbidare. -ecart, S.: carro da letame,
m. efish, S.: chiozzo, m. hole, s.:
buco di fango, m.; melma, f. -dily,
ADV.: fangosamente, torbidamente. -di-
ness, S.: torbidezza, fangosità; feccia,
f.; sedimento, m. -dle, TR.: intorbidare,
innebbriare. -dy1,S.: limoso, melmoso,
fangoso, torbido. -dy2, TR.: intorbida-
re; disturbare. -wall, s.: muro co-
strutto di fango e paglia, m. -walled,
ADJ.: cinto d’un muro di ‘fango e pa-
glia. 3
mie, INTR.: mudare. >
muff, s.: manicotto, manichino, m.
miffin, s.: sorta di focaccia, f.
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muf-fle, TR.: camuffare, incapperucciare,
imbacuccare. -fler, S.: cappuccio, m.;
benda, f.
mùfti, s.: mufti, m.
mug, S.: ciotola, brocca, f.; boccale, m.:
little —, boccaletto, m.; — of beer, boc-
cale di birra.
mùg-gish, -gy, ADJ.: muffato, bagnato,
umido, acquoso.
miugwort, s.: artemisia, f.
mulatto, s.: mulatto, meticcio, m. ,
mulberry, s.: mora, f. =tree,s.: mo-
ro; gelso, m.
mulct1, s.: multa, ammenda, f. mulct2,
TR.: punire; sottoporre a multa, condan-
nare all’ ammenda.
mul-e, s.: mulo, m.; mula, f. -e-driver,
-etéer, S.: mulattiere, m. -ish, ADJ.:
ostinato, caparbio.
mull, TR.: riscaldare (del vino); abbru-
ciare.
mùllar, s.: macinello, macinatore, m.
miullein, s.: (bot.) verbena, f., tassobar-
basso, m.
millet, s.: triglia, f. (pesce).
miulse, s.: mulsa, f., vino cotto con mie-
le, m.
multàngular, ADJ.: moltilatero, poli-
gono.
multi-: -càpsular, ADJ.: di molti cas-
sule. -farious, ADI. : vario, differente;
frequente, comune. -fariously, ADV.:
multiplicatamente, in modo variato. -fa-
riousness, S.: varietà, diversità, multi-
plicità, f. -form, ADJ.: multiforme.
-literal, ADJ.: moltilatero, di più an-
muflle
goli. -loquous multi-, ADI. : moltilo-
quace. -nòminal, ADJ.: che ha molti
nomi. -parous multi-, ADI. : moltiparo.
-ped, s.: porcellino terrestre, m. -ple,
ADJ.: moltiplice ; moltiplicato. -pliable,
-plicable, ADI. : moltiplicabile. -pli-
cand, s.: moltiplicando, m. -plicate,
ADJ.: moltiplicato. -plication, s.: mol-
tiplicazione, f. -plicator, S.: moltipli-
catore, m. -plieity, s.: moltiplicità, f.
-plier, s.: moltiplicatore, m. -ply,
(IN)TR.: moltiplicare; crescere. -ply-
ing-glass, s.: occhiale a faccette, m.
-syllable, s.: moltisillabo, m. -tude,
s.: moltitudine, f.; gran numero; volgo,
m. -tidinous, ADJ.: numeroso.
mim!1,INTERJ.: zitto! silenzio! mum 2,
S.: specie di birra, f.
mùm-ble, TR.: pronunziare indistinta-
mente; INTR.: mormorare; borbottare.
-bler, s.: borbottone, tartaglione, f.
-blingly, ADV. : in modo mormorante.
mùmm, INTR.: mascherarsi; dissimulare,
fingere. -er, S.: maschera; persona ma-
scherata, f. -ery, S.: mascherata, f.
mum -mify, TR.: mummificare. -mi-
museful
fication, s.: mummificazione, f. -my,
s.: mummia, f.: beat to a —, bastonare
ben bene.
mump, TR.: mangiucchiare ; acchiappare;
ingannare, mendicare. -er, S.: scroc-
cone; mendico; pezzente, m. -ish, ADJ.:
di cattivo umore. -ishness, S.: cattivo
umore, m. -s, S.: cattivo umore, m.;
schinanzia, gonfiatura delle ghiandole, f.
munch, (IN)TR.: mangiare ingordamente,
-er, S.: mangiatore, mangione, m. -ing,
s.: masticatura,.f.
mun-dane, ADJ.: mondano, di mondo.
-dànity, s.: vanità mondana; cosa mon-
dana, f.
mundùngus, s.: tabacco puzzoso, m.
mùner-aryi,ADIJ.: rimunerativo. -atef,
TR.: munerare. -Atignj, s.: munera-
zione, rimunerazione, f.
mungrel = mongrel.
muniei-pal, ADJ.: municipale.
ity, S.: municipalità, f.
munificen-ee, S.: munificenza, liberalità,
f. -t, ADJ.: munificente, liberale. -tly,
ADV.: munificentemente, liberalmente.
muniment},s.: fortificazione,f. ; riparo;
(leg.) titolo, m.
munition, s.: munizione ; fortificazione ;
provvisione, f. =bread, s.: pane di mu-
nizione, m.
mia-rage, S.: dazio per mantenere le mu-
ra, m.° -ral, ADJ.: murale, di muro: —
crown, corona murale, f.
murder!, s.: omicidio; assassinio, m.:
—! all’assassino! aiuto! murder,
TR.: assassinare; ammazzare. -er, S.:
micidiale, omicida, m. -ess, S.: omicidia-
le, omicida, f. -img, S.: assassinamento,
omicidio, m. -ous, ADJ.: micidiale; cru-
dele. -ously, ADV.: crudelmente.
muù-re }I,s.: muro, m. -re 2, TR.: murare.
-renger, S.: inspettore delle mura, m.
muriatic, ADJ.: muriatico.
mark, s.: oscurità, f., tenebre, f. pl. -y,
ADJ.: oscuro, tenebroso, buio.
mùrmur!I,s.: mormorio, bisbiglio, susur-
ro, m. murmur 2,TR.: mormorare, bron-
tolare, borbottare. -er, S.:mormoratore,m.
-ing, S.: mormoramento, mormorio, bi-
sbiglio, m. -ingly, ADV.: con mormorio.
mùrrain, s.: mortalità fra ’l bestiame, f.
murrey, ADJ.: di color rosso oscuro.
murrion, S.: morione, m.
Mùsca-del, -dine, -t, s.: moscadello, m.
muscle, s.: muscolo, m.
muscòsity, S.: esser muschioso, m.
miuscu-lar, ADJ.: muscolare, di muscolo.
-lous, ADJ.: muscoloso, pieno di muscoli.
miùs-eI, s.: contemplazione, meditazione
profonda; (myth.) musa, f.: be in a —,
star pensieroso. -e2, TR.: meditare;
ruminare; pensare. -eful, ADJ.: penso-
-pal-
muser
50, pensieroso, meditativo.
ditante, m.
muséum, S.: museo, m.
mushroom, s.: fungo; (fig.) uomo da
nulla arricchito, m.
mù-sic, S.: musica; melodia, f. -sical,
ADJ.: musicale; armonioso. -sically,
ADV.: in modo musicale, secondo le regole
della musica. -sicalness, S.: armonia,
f. -sic-book, s.: libro di musica, m.
-sic-box, S.: scatola armonica, f. -sic=
composer, S.: compositore (di musica),
m. -sic-hall, s.: caffé cantante, m.
-sician, S.: musico, m. -sic-master,
s.: maestro di musica, m. -sic-room, S.:
sala del concerto, f. -sic-stand, s.:
leggio (per la musica), m. -sicestool,
s.: sgabello, tabouret, m.
musing, S.: meditazione, f.
musk, s.: muschio, musco, m.
s.: mela muschiata, f. =ball, s.: pasti-
glia, f. =cat, S.: zibetto, m. -deer,
S.: MOSCO, m.
musket, s.: moschetto, schioppo, m.
=proof, ADJ.: a prova di moschetto.
-6er, S.: moschettiere, m. -6on, S.:
moschettone, m.
mùsk-iness, S.: odore di muschio, m.;
fragranza, f. -melon, s.: mellone mu-
schiato, m. -pear, s.: pero moscadello,
m. =rat, s.: moscardo, m. rose, S.:
rosa moscata, f. -y, ADJ.: moscato,
muschiato.
muslin, ADJ.: mussolina, f.
miss, S.: aggrappamento, m., baruffa, f.:
make a —, gettare fra la folla.
Missulman, s.: Musulmano, Maometta-
no, M.
mustI,S.: mosto, m. must2, IRR.; INTR.:
bisogna: J — do it, bisogna che lo fac-
cia, debbo farlo; it — be so, bisogna che
sia così must3, INTR.: muffare; gua-
starsi.
mustà-che(s), 8. PL.: -ehio, S.: baffi,
mustacchi, m. pl., bassette, f. pl.
mustang, s.: cavallino americano mezzo
salvatico.
mùstard, s.: mostarda, senapa, f. «pot,
8.: mostardiera, f. «seed, 8.: seme di
sepapa, m.
mùster1,s.: mostra, rivista, rassegna, f.:
pass —, far la mostra. muster?2, TR.:
mostrare ; rassegnare ; adunare, ragunare :
— one’s courage, armarsi di coraggio.
“master, s.: rassegnatore, m. -roll,
8.: lista de’ soldati, f.
mis-tiness, s.: muffa; rancidezza, f.
«ty. ADJ.: muffato, rancido; insipido; di
cattivo umore.
mutability, s.: mutabilità ; incostanza, f.
mi-table, ADJ.: mutabile; incostante.
-tableness, s.: mutabilità ; incostanza;
-er, S.: me-
-apple,
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incertezza, f. -tation, s.: mutazione, f.,
mutamento, m.
mutel, ADJ.: muto, mutolo, silenzioso.
mute 2, INTR.: stallare. -ly, ADV.: si-
lenziosamente, in silenzio, senza parlare.
-ness, S.: mutezza, f.
muti-late, TR.: mutilare, mozzare, tron-
care. -lation, s.: mutilamento, tron-
camento, m. -lator, s.: mutilatore, m.
mutinéer, s.: sedizioso, ribelle.
miuti-nous, ADJ.: sedizioso: become —,
ammutinarsi, rivoltarsi. -nously, ADV.:
sediziosamente. -nousness, 8.: spirito
di sedizione,f.; ammutinamento, m. -ny 1,
S.: sedizione; ribellione, f. -my 2, INTR.:
rivoltarsi, ribellarsi, sollevarsi.
mùtteri, s.: borbottamento, mormorio,
m. mutter2, (IN)TR.: borbottare, bron-
tolare, mormorare. -er, s.: borbottato-
re, brontolone, m. -ingly, ADV.: con
brontolio.
mùtton, s.: castrato, m.; carne di ca-
strato, f.: — chop, costoletta, f.; breast
of —, petto di castrato; leg of —, coscia
di castrato; neck of —, quarto di castra-
to. »fist, S.: mano grande, grossa e
rossa, f. =monger, S.: mangiatore di
castrato, m.
miutu-al, ADJ.: mutuo, reciproco; co-
mune: our — friend, il nostro comune
amico. -ality, s.: mutualità, reciproca-
zione, f. -ally, ADV.: mutuamente, reci-
procamente.
muzzle i, s.: muso, ceffo (d animale), m.;
musoliera, f.: — of a gun, bocca, imboc-
catura. muzzlez, TR.: mettere la mu-
soliera.
my, PRON.: (il) mio, ete.
mycology, S.: micologia, f.
my-dgraphy, -dlogy, 8.: miologia, f.
my-ope, s.: miope, m., che ha la vista
corta. -opy, S.: miopia, vista corta, f.
myriad, s.: miriade, f.
myrmidon, s.: petulante sgherano, m.
myròbalan, s.: mirabolano, m.
myrrh, s.: mirra, f. -ine, ADJ.: di mir-
ra; come mirra.
myrtiform, ADJ.: mirtiforme.
myrtle, s.: mirto, m.; mortella, f. -ber-
ry, S.: mirtillo, m. -grove, s.: mirteto,
m. =tree,s.: mirto, m. (albero).
mysélf, PRON.: io medesimo ; io stesso.
mystagogue, S.: mistagogo, m.
mystérious, ADJ.: misterioso, segreto.
-ly, ADV.: misteriosamente. -mess, S.:
carattere misterioso, m.; oscurità sacra, f.
mys-terize, TR.: esplicare i misteri.
-tery, S.: misterio, mistero, segreto, m.
-tic(al), ADJ.: mistico. -tically, ADV.:
misticamente, in senso mistico. -tical-
ness, S.: mistichità, f.; misterio, m.
-tieism, 8.: misticismo, m.; mistica, f.
mysticism
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-tification, s.: mistificazione, f. -tify,
TR.: confondere, rendere perplesso. ©
myth-ic(al), ADI. : mitico, favoloso.
-olégical, ADJ.: mitologico. -elégical-
ly, ADv.: in modo mitologico. -dlogist,
s.: mitologista, mitologo, m. -élogize,
INTR.: spiegare le favole. -dlogy, 8.: mi-
tologia, f. i
mystification
N
n én, (the letter), s.: n, f. (m.).
nab, TR.: aggrappare, accaffare.
nabob, s.: nabob, m. (principe indiano).
nacre, S.: madreperla, f.
nadir, s.: (astr.) nadir, m.
nag, S.: bidetto, cavallino, m.
naiad, s.: naiade, f.
naili, s.: unghia; branca, f.; chiodo;
ottavo, m. (misura): the —s ofthe fingers,
le unghie delle dita; —brush, spazzalino per
le unghie ; (up)on the —, danari contan-
ti; tooth and —, con ogni forza; hit the
— on the head, dar nel segno; colpir nel
brocco. mail2, TR.: inchiodare, confic-
care con chiodi: — up a cannon, inchio-
dare un cannone; — a horse, chiovare un
cavallo. -er, S.: chiodaiuolo, m. -ery,
s.: chioderia, f. -smith, s.: chiodaio,
m. «trade, s.: chioderia, f.
naked, ADJ.: nudo, ignudo; scoperto;
evidente: stark —, affatto ignudo; strip
—, nudare, spogliar nudo. -ly, ADV.:
nudamente; semplicemente. -mess, S.:
nudità ; chiarezza, f.
namby-pamby, ADJ.: sentimentale in
modo imbecille, affettato.
nam-e1,S.: nome, m.; fama, riputazione,
f., credito ; colore, pretesto, m.: Christian
—, nome di battesimo; proper —, nome
proprio; in God's —, in nome di Dio;
what's your —? come vi chiamate? call
—s, ingiuriare; go by the — of, esser co-
nosciuto sotto il nome di. -e2, TR.: no-
mare, appellare; chiamare; mentovare.
-ed, ADJ.: nomato; mentovato, nominato,
chiamato: the above-—, il sullodato.
-eless, ADJ.: senza nome, anonimo. -ely,
ADV.: specialmente, particolarmente. -er,
s.: nominatore, m. -esake,s.: che ha
il medesimo nome, omonimo, m.
nankéen, s.: nanchino, m., stoffa di
Cina, f.
nàpi, s.: sonnellino, m.; lanugine, f.
map2,TR.: cardare; INTR.: sonnecchia-
re, dormigliare.
nape, 8.: nuca, coppa, f.
napery, 8.: biancheria di tavola, f.
naphtha, s.: nafta, f.
naturalness
màp-less, ADJ.: spelato, raso, logoro.
-piness, s.: qualità pelosa, f. -ping, s.:
cardatura,f. -py, ADJ.: spumoso, fumoso,
napoleon, s.: napoleone, m. (moneta).
nareissus, S.: (bot.) narcisso, m., tazzet-
- ta, f.
narcòticI, ADJ.: narcotico, sonnifero.
narcotic2, s.: medicina narcotica, f.
nard, s.: nardo, m.
nàre, S.: narice, f.
nàr-rablej, ADJ.: raccontabile. -rate,
TR.. narrare, raccontare. -ration, s.:
narramento, racconto, m. -rativel,s.:
narrativa, narrazione; storia, f. -rative 2,
ADJ.: narrativo, narratorio. -ratively,
ADV.: in modo narrativo. -rater, s.:
narratore, raccontatore, m.
narrow 1, ADJ.: stretto, angusto ; scarso;
avaro; vile, basso; esatto, attento: —
means, angustia, f.; — mind, animo gret-
to; bring in a — compass, ristringe-
re. marrow 2, TR.: stringere, limitare.
=breasted, ADJ.: che ha il petto stretto.
-heeled, ADI.: che ha il calcagno stretto.
-ly, ADV.: strettamente, angustamente;
minutamente. -mindedness, s.: gret-
tezza, f.; bigotismo, m. -mess, S.: stret-
tezza, angustia; incapacità; povertà, stit-
tichezza, f.: — of heart, avarizia, f.
narwhal, s.: narvalo, m.
nasal, ADJ.: nasale, del naso.
naseent, ADJ.: nascente.
nàs-tily, ADV.: sporcamente, bruttamen-
te. -tiness, S.: sporcizia, sporchezza,
bruttezza; oscenità; viltà, f. -ty, ADI.:
sporco, sordido; osceno.
natal, ADJ.: natale, nativo.
natation, S.: nuotare, nuoto, m.
nàthlessi, ADV.: nulladimeno, con tutto
ciò.
nation, s.: nazione, gente, f., popolo, m.
nàtion-al, ADJ.: nazionale; generale.
-ality, s.: carattere nazionale, m., na-
zionalità, f. -ally, apv.: di tutta la na-
zione. -alness, S.: nazionalità, f.
nativel, ADJ.: nativo, natio, naturale:
— land (country), patria, f. inativez,
S.: nativo, originario, m.: —s, aborigeni,
primi abitatori, m. pl. -ness, s.: natura
lezza, f.
nativity, S.: natività; nascita, f.
natty, ADI. : elegante, attrattivo.
nàtu-ralI, ADJ.: naturale; semplice, fa-
cile ; illegittimo. -ral2,s.: sciocco, idio-
ta, m. -ralist, s.: naturalista; fisico,
m. -ràlity,S.: stato naturale, m. -rali-
zation, s.: diritto di naturalità, f. -ral-
ize, TR.: naturalizzare; adottare. -ral-
ly, ADV.: naturalmente; semplicemente;
spontaneamente; agevolmente. -ralness,
S.: stato naturale, m., naturalità, natura-
napkin, s.: tovaglino, m., salvietta, f.
lezza ; semplicità, f.
nature
nitu-re, S.: natura; proprietà, essenzia ;
specie, f.; umore; genio, temperamento,
m.: by —, secondo natura; naturalmente,
per indole. -red, ADI. : di... natura, di
.. «naturale : good-—, d’ un buon naturale.
niufraget, s.: naufragio, m.
niughti, ADI. : cattivo, malvagio, depra-
vato, disonesto. maught2, s.: niente,
m., nessuna cosa, f. -ily, ADV.: cattiva-
mente; malamente. -imess, S.: catti-
vezza; tristizia,f. -y, ADJ.: cattivo, mal-
vagio, corrotto ; tristo.
niumachy, S.: naumachia, f.
nau-seate, TR.:
recere; odiare. -seous, ADJ.: nauseoso,
disgustoso. -seously, ADV.: in modo
nauseoso. -seousness, 8.: nauseamen-
to; nauseare, m.; abbominazione, f.
nàutic, -al, ADJ.: nautico, di nave.
nautilus, s.: nautilo, m. (mollusco).
naval, aDJ.: navale; di marina: — off-
cer, ufficiale della marina, m.
nàve, S.: mozzo (d’una ruota), m.; nava-
ta (d’ una chiesa), f.
navel, s.: bellico, ombilico; mezzo, m.
string, S.: tralcio, m. -wort, S.:
(bot.) bellico di venere, m.
nàvi-gable, ADJ.: navigabile. -gate,
(IN)TR.: navigare, veleggiare. -gation,
S.: navigazione, f., navigare, m., nautica,
f. -gator, S.: navigatore; marinaro,
marinaio, m.
navy, S.: armata navale, flotta, f. «board,
8.: consiglio della marina, m. -office,
s.: uffizio della marina. -yard,s.: ar-
senale di marina, m.
nay, ADV.: no; non solo; di più, inoltre.
nay, S.: (word) negativa, f., rifuto, m.,
ripulsa, f.
Nazaréne, ADI. : nazzareno.
néaf, s.: pugno, m.
néal, TR.: ricuocere, temperare.
néap, ADI. : decrescente; basso: —-tide,
S.: marea bassa, f.
néar, PREP., ADJ., ADV.: presso; appres-
80; vicino a, prossimo a, intimo, stretto ;
pressochè, poco meno, quasi: very —, vi-
cinissimo, vicin vicino, pressochè;
Rome, vicino a Roma; — at hand, a ma-
no, in pronto; draw —, approssimare, ac-
costare; avvicinarsi; — relation, stretto
parente; they were — coming to blows,
poco mancò non venissero alle mani. -ly,
ADV.: da vicino, presso; meschinamente,
avaramente. -mess, S.: prossimità, pro-
pinquità, vicinità ; affinità, parentela, f.
néat1,s.: bue, m., vacca, f.: —’s leather,
cuoio di bue, m. neat2, ADJ.: netto,
puro, pulito; vago, elegante; astuto.
ehanded, ADJ.: destro, abile. -hand-
edness, s.: destrezza, abilità; sagaci-
tà, f.
nauseare, disgustare ;
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néat-herd, s.: boare, vaccaio, bifolco,
m. house, s.: stalla da buoi, f.
neat-ly, ADV.: pulitamente, elegantemen-
te. -ness, S.: pulitezza, nettezza, ele-
ganza, f.
néb, s.: becco, m.; punta, f.
nébula, s.: nebula; macchia sull’ oc-
chio, f. -uldsity, S.: nuvolosità, f.
-ulous, ADJ.: nebuloso, nuvoloso, neb-
bioso.
néeessa-ries, S. PL.: necessario, biso-
gnevole, m. -rily, ADV.: necessaria-
mente. -riness, S.: esser necessario,
m.; necessità, f. -ry, ADI.: necessario;
indispensabile ; s.: guardaroba, f.; luogo
comune, m. -ry=house, S.: necessario,
agiamento, m.
neeéssi-tate, TR.: necessitare, costrin-
gere; violentare, sforzare. -tation,
s.: urgenza, forza, f., costringimento, m.
-tous, ADI. : necessitoso, bisognoso; in-
digente. -tousness, -tude, S.. neces-
sità, indigenza, f. -ty, S.: necessità;
forza, violenza; povertà, f.: of —, neces-
sariamente.
néck, s.: collo, m.: — of land, braccio
di terra fra due mari, m.; — of mutton,
collo di castrato, m.; — of a violin, ma-
nico d’ un violino, m.; take one about the
—, abbracciare alcuno. -band, s.: col-
lare (d’una camicia), m. “beef, s.:
grossa carne di manzo, f. -cloth, s.:
cravatta, f.; fazzoletto da collo, m. -er-
chief, s.: fazzoletto da collo, m. -lace,
s.: collana, f.; vezzo, m. -piece, S.: gor-
giera, f. -tie, s.: cravatta, f. -weed,
S.: canapa, f.
néc-rologue, s.: necrologo, m.
gy, S.: necrologia, f.
nécro-maneer, S.: negromante, m.,
negromantessa, f. -maney, S.: negro-
manzia, f. -màntic, ADJ.: necroman-
tico.
néc-tar, s.: nettare, m. -tared, ADJ.:
misto con nettare. -tareous, -tarineI,
ADJ.: nettario, dolce. -tarine2, s.:
sorta di susina dolce, f.
néed I, s.: bisogno, m., necessità ; esigen-
za, f.: if — be, se sarà necessario, al
bisogno; in — of, necessitoso di; stand
in — of, avere bisogno di; at —, all’ uopo.
need 2, TR.: avere bisogno; mancare;
INTR.: esser necessario ; you — but tell
him, ditegli solamente; it —s not, non è
necessario. -er,s.: che ha bisogno; che
manca. -ful, ADJ.: necessario; requisi-
to. -fully, ADV.: necessariamente. -ful-
ness, S.: necessità, f.; bisogno, m. -ily,
ADV.: in indigenza; poveramente. -iness,
s.: indigenza, povertà: miseria, f.
néedle, s.: ago, m.; aguglia, f.: large
needle
-rolo-
—, agone, m.; sewing —, ago da cucire,
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m.; pack —, ago per cucire sacchi, m.
=case, S.: agoraio da tenere gli aghi, m.
«fish, s.: aguglia, f. (pesce). -ful, s.:
agugliata, fl -gun, s.: fucile ad ago,
m. -maker, 8.: agoraio, m.
néedless, ADJ.: inutile; superfluo. -ly,
ADV. : senza necessità, inutilmente. -ness,
s.: inutilità; superfluità, f.
néedle-work, s.: lavoro d’ ago, m.
néed-s, ADV.: necessariamente; assoluta-
mente: it must — be so, bisogna che sia
così. -y, ADJ.: necessitoso, povero, indi-
gente.
nè’erj, ADV.: mai, unque mai.
néf, s.: nave, navata (d’ una chiesa), f.
nefàndous7t, ADV.: nefando, scellerato.
nefarious, ADI. : nefario, scellerato, ab-
bominevole.
negation, s.: negazione, f., negamen-
to, m.
néga-tive, ADJ.: negativo, rifutante ; S.:
(phot.) negativa; negazione, f. -tively,
ADV.: negativamente. -tory, ADJ.: ne-
gativo.
negléct1, s.: negligenza, trascuranza, f.
neglect 2, TR.: negligere, trascurare,
mancare. -er, 8.: negligente; trascura-
to, m. -ful, ADJ.: negligente. -fully,
ADV.: negligentemente. -ion, }-t-, S.:
negligenza, f. -ive, ADJ.: negligente.
négligen-ee, S.: negligenza, trascurag-
gine, trascuranza, f. -t, ADJ.: negligente,
trascurato. -tly, ADV.: con negligenza.
negòo-tiable, ADI. : che si può negoziare.
-tiate, TR.: negoziare, trafficare; trat-
tare. -tiation, S.: negoziazione, f.;
traffico, affare, m. -tiator, S.: nego-
ziatore, negoziante; mediatore, m. -tia-
trix, S.: negoziatrice; mediatrice, f.
né-gress, S.: negra; mora, f. -gro,s.:
negro, moro, m.
néigh I, 8.: nitrito, nitrire, m. neigh?,
INTR.: nitrire.
néighbo(u)ri, s.: vicino, m., vicina, f.
neighbo(u)r 2, TR. : confinare, contermi-
nare. -hood, S.: vicinanza, f.: near —,
prossimità, vicinanza, f. -img, ADJ.: vici-
no, contiguo, prossimo. -ly!, ADJ.: socia-
bile, amichevole. -ly2, ADV.: da buon vi-
cino; amichevolmente, da amico: be —,
agire da buon vicino, essere buon vicino.
néighing, S.: nitrito, m.
néither 1, CONJ.: nè; nè più: — more nor
less, nè più, nè meno. neither?2, PRON.:
nè uno nè I altro, nè l’ una nè l’altra.
nèmorous}, ADI. : boscoso.
nénu-far, -phar, s.: nenufar, m.
ne-ològic(al), ADI. : neologico. -6logy,
s.: nedlogia, f. -dlogism, s.: neologi-
smo, m. -Glogist, $.: neologista, m.
-Slogy, s.: neologia, f.
négphyte, s.: neofito, convertito, m.
needle-case
newish
neotéric, ADJ.: moderno; recente.
nép, 8.: nepitella, f.
nepénthe, s.: nepente, m. (panacea).
nè phew, s.: nipote, m.: little (young)
—, nipotino, m.; grand —, bisnipote, m.
ne-phritic, ADJ.: nefritico. -phritis,
s.: nefritide, f.
népotism, s.: nepotismo, m.
néreid, s.: nereide, f.
nér-val, ADJ.: nervoso. -ve, S.: nervo,
nerbo ; tendine, m. -veless, ADJ.: ener-
vato, fiacco. -vésity, S.: nervosità, f.
‘ ‘vous, ADJ.: nervoso, nerboso; robusto:
— disease, malattia, nervosa. -vously,
ADV.: nervosamente; con vigore (forza).
-vousness, S.: nervosità, f. -wy, ADJ.:
nervoso, vigoroso, robusto.
néscienee, S.: ignoranza, f.
néstI, s.: nido, m., nidiata, f.; ricetta-
colo, rifugio, ricovero, asilo, m.: — of
birds, nidiata, nidata di uccelli. nest2,
INTR.: nidificare, fare nido. -egg, S.:
guardanidio, endice, m. -le, TR.: acca-
rezzare; INTR.: annidarsi; fermare sua
stanza. -ing, S.: uccello nidiace, m.
nét, s.: rete, m., reticella, f.
néther, ADJ.: basso, inferiore: in this
— world, quaggiù. -most, ADJ.: infimo,
estremo.
nétting, s.: (nav.) filaretti, m. pl.
nét-tle I, s.: ortica, f. -tle2, TR.: pun-
gere; esasperare. -tle-rash, 8.: orti
caria, f.
nét-wise, ADJ.: retato.
reticella; tessitura.
=work, s.:
neuràlg-ia, s.: nevralgia, f. -ic, ADI.:
nevralgico.
neu-rology, 8.: neurologia, f. -ròto-
my, S.: neurotomia, f.
neuter, ADJ.: neutro ; indifferente; neu-
trale; s.: neutro, m.; neutrale, m., f.
-tral, ADJ.: neutrale; indifferente.
-tràlity, s.: neutralità; indifferenza, f.
-trally, ADV.: neutralmente; in senso
neutro.
néver, ADV.: mai, giammai, unque mai:
— a one, nemmeno uno; — a whit, niente
affatto. -ceasing, ADJ.: incessante, con-
tinuo. -ending, ADJ.: eterno, perpetuo.
-failing, ADJ.: infallibile. -theless,
CONJ.: nulladimeno, non pertanto, tut-
tavia.
néw I, ADJ.: nuovo, fresco; novello; mo-
derno: bran(d) —, nuovo di zecca; —
Testament, nuovo testamento; — year,
ete., cf. below. mew2, ADV.: nuovamente,
novellamente. -comer, S.:, forestiero,
m. -fangle, TR.: formare di nuovo; in-
ventare di fresco. -famgled, ADI.: di
nuovo genere, appariscente. -fangled-
ness, S.: mania di novità, f.° -fash-
ioned, ADJ.: moderno, alla moda. -ish-
newly
-ly, ADJ.: nuova-
-ness, S.: cosa nuova;
ADI. : alquanto nuovo.
mente, di fresco.
novità, f.
nows, s.: nuova, notizia (fresca), f.; av-
viso, m.: what —? che si dice di nuovo?
-monger, S.: propagatore di nuove,
m. -paper, S.: gazzetta, f. «writer,
s.: novellista, gazzettiere, m. -y, ADJ.:
(coll.) pieno di nuove.
néweyear, S.: nuovo anno, m.; ADI.:
dal nuovo anno: J wish you a happy —,
buon capo d’ anno! -year’s day, s.:
capod’anno,m. «year’s gift, s.: stren-
na, f.
néwt, S.: ramarro, m.
néxtI, ADJ.: prossimo, contiguo: the —
day, il giorno seguente. mext2, ADV.:
dopo; in secondo luogo : (the) — day, il
dì susseguente, I’ indomani; — chapter,
seguente capitolo; — house, casa conti-
gua, prima porta; — to, dopo ciò, dopo
di che.
nib, s.: becco, m., becca (degli uccelli);
punta, f. -bed, abJ.: che ha un becco.
nib-ble, TR.: mordere; riprendere; INTR.:
morsecchiare. -bler, S.: morditore ; ri-
prensore, m. -blings, S.PL.: morsec-
chiature, f. pl.
niee, ADJ.: raffinato, delicato, delizioso ;
esatto, accurato, studiato; difficile, scru-
poloso; scimunito, sciocco: — girl, fan-
ciulla vaga (vezzosa, simpatica). -ly,
ADV. : delicatamente; esattamente; diffi-
cilmente. -ness, S.: delicatezza, delizia;
esattezza, accuratezza; finezza, f. -ties,
8. PL.: delizie, delicatezze, f. pl. -ty, S.:
accuratezza ; finezza; gentilezza, vezzosi-
tà; ghiottornia, cosa ghiotta, f.
niche, s.: nicchia; alcova, f.
mick1,s.: tempo comodo, m.; opportuni-
tà, intaccatura, f., taglio, m.: old —, dia-
volo, m.; în the very — of time, oppor-
tunamente, appunto. mick2, TR.: toc-
care leggermente; intaccare; incontrare :
— the time, incontrare il tempo.
nickel, s.: nichel, m.; ADJ.: di nichel.
-ed, ADJ.: nichelato.
nickname 1, s.: soprannome, m. nick-
name 2, TR.: dare un soprannome. i
nic-tate, TR.: ammiccare. -tation, S.:
ammiccare, cenno cogli occhi, m.
nidet, s.: nidiata; covata, f.
nidifi-cate, TR.: nidificare, fare nido.
-cation, s.: nidificare, fare nido, m.
nidingt, ADJ.: basso, vile, abbietto.
nidu-late, TR.: nidificare. -lation, S.:
tempo di rimaner nel nido, m.
nîeee, S.: nipote, f.
niggardi, s.: taccagno, spilorcio, m.
niggard 2, ADJ.: taccagno, sordido, ava-
ro. niggard3, TR.: ristringere; limi-
tare. -ish, ADJ.: alquanto taccagno, al-
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quanto avaro. -limess, S.: spilorceria,
avarizia, sordidezza, f. -ly, ADJ.: spilor-
cio, avaro, sordido; ADV.: avaramente,
sordidamente; grettamente. -mess, S.:
avarizia; parsimonia, f.
nigger, S.: negro, m., negra, f.
nig-gle, INTR.: giullare, beffare.
S.: buffone, zanni, m.
nigh, ADJ., PREP.: vicino, contiguo; ac-
costo; PREP., ADV.: qui vicino, qui accan-
to: well —, quasi, pressochè; draw —,
avvicinarsi; write —, scrivere stretto.
-ly, ADV.: presso a poco. -ness, S.:
vicinità ; prossimità, contiguità, f.
night, s.: notte; sera, serata, f.: at (by)
—, nottetempo, di notte tempo; last —,
iersera, la notte scorsa; — falls, annotta;
in the dead of —, a notte inoltrata, nel si-
lenzio della notte. -brawler,s.: per-
turbatore della quiete, m. -cap,s.: ber-
retta da notte, f. -dew, S.: sereno, m.;
rugiada, f. =dress, s.: cuffia da notte,
f.; vestimenti da notte, m. pl. -ed, ADI.:
fosco, nuvoloso, bruno. -fall, s.: crepu-
scolo, imbrunire, m. «faring, ADI:
viaggiante di notte tempo. »fire, S.:
fuoco, fatuo, m. -fly, S.: farfalla not-
turna, f. =foundered, ADJ.: sviato di
notte tempo. -gown, S.: veste da ca-
mera, zimarra, f. «hag, s.: maga not-
turna f. -hawk, s.: allocco, m. (uccel-
lo). -ingale, s.: rusignuolo, usignuolo,
m., filomela, f. -ly, ADJ.: notturno, di
notte; ADV.: di notte tempo, ogni notte.
-man, S.: vuotacesso, m. -mare, S.: in-
cubo, fantasima, m. =piece, S.: (paint.)
pittura di notte, f. -rail, s.: capuccio,
m., mantellina, f. -raven, s.: gufac-
cio, m. (uccello). -revelling, S.PL.:
stravizzi notturni, divertimenti notturni,
m. pl. -robber, s.: ladrone di notte,
m. rule, s.: tumulto notturno, m.
eshade, s.: (bot.) solano, m. «shining,
ADJ.: lucente di notte. =studies, S.PL.:
veglie, f. pl. -walker, s.. nottivago,
nottolone, m. watch, s.: guardia not-
turna, f.
nigréseent, ADJ.: nereggiante, bruno.
nigrification, S.: nereggiamento, m.,
anneritura, f.
nihil-ism, s.: nichilismo, m.
nichilista, m.
nihil-ity, s.: nulla, m.
nillt,s.: scintille, f. pl. mill} 2, InTR.:
non volere: will he — he, buon grado,
mal grado.
nim-ble, ADJ.: agile; lesto, leggiero.
-bleness, s.: agilità; leggierezza; svel-
tezza, f. -ble-witted, ADI.: pronto
@ingegno. -bly, ADV.: agilmente; leg-
giermente, prestamente.
nincompgop, s.: sciocco, balordo, m.
nincom poop
-gler,
-ist, S.:
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mine, ADJ.: nove. -fold, ADJ.: nove
volte più. -holes, s.: giuoco fatto con
pallottoline, m. -pims, s. PL.: birilli,
sbrigli, m. pl. -score, ADJ.: centottan-
ta. -teen, ADJ.: diecinove. -teenth,
ADJ.: decimo nono. -tieth, ADJ.: no-
vantesimo. -ty, ADJ.: novanta.
ninny, -hammer, §: sciocco, gonzo,
merendone, m.
ninth, s., ADJ.: nono.
nono luogo.
mip1,s.: pizzico, pizzicotto, tagliuzzo, m.;
burla, f. mip2, TR.: pizzicare; motteg-
giare; annebbiare: — off, tagliare; gua-
stare. -pers, 8. PL.: pinzette, molette ;
(nav.) salmastre, f. pl. -ping, ADI.: pun-
gente, mordace ; acerbo. -pingly, ADV.:
mordacemente ; satirescamente.
nipple, s.: capezzolo, m.
nit, s.: lendine, f.
niteney, S.: nitore, m.
nithingi, s.: poltrone, codardo, m.
nitid, ADJ.: nitido; lucente.
ni-tre, s.: (chem.) nitro, salnitro, m.
-tric, ADJ.: nitrico. -trification, s.:
nitrificazione, f. -trogen, s.: nitrogeno,
azoto, m. -troglyeerine, S.: nitro-
glicerina, f. -tròsity, S.: nitrosita, f.
-trous, -try, ADI. : nitroso.
nitty, ADJ.: lendinoso, pieno di lendini.
nival}, niveous, ADI. : nevoso, pieno di
neve.
nò, ADJ.: nessuno, niuno, veruno; ADV.:
no, non: — such matter, niente affatto ;
— matter, non importa; — more, non
più; —where, in nessuno luogo; to —
purpose, invano; I have — pens, non ho
penne; — man, niun uomo, niuno.
nobili-tatet}, TR.: nobilitare, fare nobile.
-tation}, s.: nobilitare, m. -ty, S.: no-
bilità, f.; nobili, m. pl.
ndébl-e, ADJ.: nobile, illustre; liberale;
s.: nobile, m. -eman, s.: nobile, genti-
luomo, m. -eness, S.: nobiltà, grandez-
za; sublimità, f. -éss, 8.: nobili, m. pl.;
ordine de nobili, m. -ewoman, s.: don-
na nobile, f. -y, ADV.: nobilmente; libe-
ralmente.
nobody, s.: nessuno, niuno, veruno, m.
nò-eent, ADJ.: nocente ; colpevole, crimi-
nale. -eive, ADJ.: nocivo, nocevole.
nòck, s.: tacca; intaccatura, f.
noctàm-bule, -bulist, s.: nottambulo,
sonnambulo, m.
noctì-ferousi, ADJ.: che induce la notte.
-lùcous, ADJ.: che splende nella notta.
-vagant, ADJ.: nottivago.
noc-tuary, s.: ricordanze notturne, f. pl.
-turn, S.: notturno, m. -turnali,
ADJ.: notturno, di notte. -turnalz2,s.:
notturlabio, m. (strumento).
nòcuous, ADJ.: nocivo.
-ly, ADV.: in
nonsensical
nòdi, s.: cenno, segno, m.: give a —,
fare cenno. mod2, INTR.: accennare;
dormicchiare; tentennare. -ding, s.:
accennamento, m. -dle, s.: testa; zuc-
ca, f. -dy,S.: sciocco, minchione, m.
néd-e, s.: nodo ; tumore, callo,m. -ésity,
s.: nodosità, f.; nodo, m. -ous, ADJ.:
nodoso, nocchioso.
nédule, s.: nodetto, piccol nodo, m.
noggin, s.: ciotola, f.; boccaletto, m.
néi-sel, S.: strepito, romore, fracasso ;
susurro, ronzo ; fischiamento, m.: make a
—, far strepito, far romore. -se2, TR.:
divulgare, pubblicare. -seful, ADJ.: ro-
moroso, strepitoso. -seless, ADJ.: senza
strepito, silenzioso. -seemaker, s.:
schiamazzatore, m. -siness, S.: gran
strepito, tumulto. -spme, ADJ.: nauseo-
so, disgustoso. -sgmely, ADV.: in modo
nauseante; sporcamente. -someness,
S.: nauseare, m.; sporchezza, f. -sy,
ADJ.: turbolento, tumultuoso.
nolition, s.: ripugnanza, f.
nòm-ad, s.: nomade, m.,f. -a&d(ie), ADJ.:
nomade. -adism, S.: vita nomade, f.
nomen - clator, 8.: nomenclatore, m.
-clature, 8.: nomenclatura, f.
nomi-nal, ADJ.: nominale, titolare. -nal-
ly, ADV.: nominatamente; spezialmente.
-nate, TR.: nominare, nomare; intitola-
re. -nately, ADV.: nominatamente,
spezialmente. -nation, S.: nomina;
presentazione, f. -native, S.: (gram.) no-
minativo, m. -nator, S.: nominatore, m.
nòn-, PREF.: non-, in-, mancanza di. -abil-
ity, S.: inabilità, fl -age, s.: minorità,
f. satténdanee, s.: incuria, f.
nònee, s.: intento, disegno, m.
nonehalanee, s.: indifferenza, f.
non-complianee, s.: rifiuto, m. «con-
formist,s.: nonconformista, m. -con-
formity, s.: nonconformità, discordan-
za, f.
nondescript, ADJ.: indescrivibile.
mòne, ADJ.: niuno, nessuno, veruno: I
will have — of it, io non ne voglio; i is
— of my fault, non è mia colpa.
non-éntity, -existenee, S.: nichilità,
f. -jaror, s.: che non giura. -paréil,
's.: (print.) nompariglia, f «payment,
S.: mancanza di pagamento, f. -per-
férmanee, s.: mancanza d’ effezione, f.
-plus, TR.: confondere, imbarazzare: be
at a —, non saper più che dire, restar
confuso. -résidenee, S.: assenza della
residenza, f. »rèsident, s.: assente
della residenza, m. -resistanee, S.:
ubbidienza pronta, f.
nòn-sense, S.: assurdità, f., spropositi, m.
pl.; anfanamento, m.: talk —, anfanare,
spropositare ; dire sciocchezze. -sénsic-
al, ADJ.: assurdo, ridicoloso, sproposita-
nonsensically
to. -sémsically, ADV.: in modo assur-
do, spropositatamente. -sénsicalness,
s.: assurdità, sciocchezza, stupidezza, f.
non-sélvent, ADJ.: insolvente.
nònsuitI,S.: (jur.) desistimento di lite,
m. -suit2, TR.: (jur.) condannare per
desistimento di lite.
noodle, s.: sciocco, gonzo, m.; sorta di
maccheroni, m. pl.
nook, s.: angolo, cantone; ridotto, m.
noon, S.: mezzodì, mezzo giorno, m.
-day1, S.: mezzodì, mezzo giorno, m.:
at —, sul mezzodì. -day2, aADJ.: di mez-
zodì; meridionale. -img,S.: meriggiana,
f.; tempo di mezzodì, m. -tide = noon-
day.
ndoseI,s.: nodo scorsoio ; legame; lac-
cio; inganno, m.: — of matrimony, nodo
matrimoniale, m.
allacciare.
nér, CONJ.: nè, nè più: neither... nor,
nè... nè.
nérmal, ADJ.: normale.
north I, s.: nord, norte, m.; settentrione,
m., tramontana, f. morth2, ADJ.: set-
tentrionale. -éast, S.: nordest, m.; gre-
co volturno, m. (vento). -erly, -ern,
ADJ.: settentrionale. «pole, s.: polo
artico, polo settentrionale, m. estar, S.:
stella polare, f. -ward, -wards, ADV.:
verso settentrione. -wést, S.: nordo-
vest, m.; quarta di maestro, f. =wind,
8.: aquilone, vento di tramontana, m.
noseI, s.: naso; sentore, m.: big (large)
—, nasone, nasaccio, m.; little —, naset-
to, m.; flat —, naso schiacciato ; turn up
ones —, arricciare il naso; speak through
the —, parlare nel naso; lead one by the
—, menar altrui pel naso; Roman —,
naso aquilino. nose2, TR.: sentire, fiu-
tare; pavoneggiarsi; bravare. -band,
8.: musoliera, f. -bleed, s.: millefoglie,
f. (pianta). -gay, s.: mazzolino di fiori,
m. -less, ADJ.: senza naso.
nosòlogy, s.: nosologia, f.
nostril, s.: narice, nare, f.
nostrum, s.: rimedio finto, m.; medicina
nodose 2, TR. : legare,
brevettata, f.
not, ADV.: non, no: — at all, in niun mo-
do, niente affatto; — in the least, niente
affatto, per nulla.
né-table, ADJ.: notabile, considerabile,
insigne. -tableness, S.: notabilità, sin-
golarità, f. -tably, ADV. : notabilmente.
-tarial, ADJ.: notariale, autenticato da
un notaio. -tary,S.: notaio, notaro, m.
-tàtion, s.: notare, m.; significazione, f.
nòtchi, s.: tacca; intaccatura, f. noteh2,
TR.: intaccare, fare tacca. -img, S.: tac-
ca, f.
not-eI, s.: nota, annotazione; osserva-
zione ; distinzione, f.; merito, m., impor-
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tanza, f.; biglietto, m., letterina, f.: take
—s, far degli appunti; promissory —,
pagherò; foot-—, nota a piè di pagina;
bank —, biglietto di banco, banconota;
— of interrogation, punto interrogativo,
M. -e2, TR.: notare; osservare, consi-
derare; attendere. -e=book, s.: libret-
to d’ annotazioni, m. -ed, aDJ.: nota-
to; famoso, rinomato, eminente, illustre.
-edness, s.: cospicuità, f. -er, S.: an-
notatore, osservatore, m.
nothing, s.: nierite, nulla, m.; nullità, Sst
good for —, buono a niente; next to —,
quasi niente; — venture, — have, chi non
risica non rosica; make — of one, di-
sprezzare alcuno. -ness, 8.: nichilita, f.,
nulla, m.; bassezza, f.
no-tiee, s.: notizia, f., avviso, m.; osser-
vazione; attenzione, f.: give —, dar no-
tizia, avvisare; take — of a thing, far at-
tenzione a qualche cosa. -tification,
s.: notificamento, notificare, m. -tify,
TR.: notificare, significare. -tiom, S.:
nozione; idea, f., pensiero, m., opinione,
f. -tional, ADJ.: immaginario, ideale.
-tionàlity, s.: opinione chimerica, f.
-tignally, ADV.: per idea, mentalmen-
te. -toriety, s.: notorietà; pubblicità,
f. -torious, ADJ.: notorio, pubblico.
-toriously, ADV.: notoriamente, pubbli-
camente, evidentemente. -tériousness,
s.: fama pubblica; evidenza, f.
Notus, s.: noto, m. (vento).
notwithstanding, CONJ.: non ostante,
sebbene.
nought nat, s.: niente, nulla, m.: set at
—, disprezzare, non far conto, sdegnare.
noun, s.:.nome, n.
nourish, TR.: nutrire, alimentare; inco-
raggiare. -able, ADJ.: nutribile. -er,
S.: nutritore,m. -ing, ADJ.: nutritivo.
-ment, s.: nutrimento, m., nutritura, f.,
alimento, m.
no-vation}, s.: innovazione; novità, f.
-vator }, s.: innovatore, novatore, m.
nòveli, ADJ.: novello, nuovo. novelz,
$.: romanzo, m., novella, narrazione favo-
losa, f.: — writer, romanziere, m. f.;
tell ——s, novellare. -ist, S.: innovatore,
novellatore; novellista, m.; romanziere,
now
m.,f. -ize, TR.: innovare. -ty, S.: no-
vità; cosa nuova, f.
Novémber, s.: novembre, m.
nòv-enary, s.: nove, m. -énnial,
ADJ.: di novennio.
novércal, ADJ.: di noverca.
nòv-iee, s.: novizio, m.; novizia, f. -iee-
ship, -iciate, 8.: noviziato, m.
nòvity }, S.: novità, cosa nuova, f.
néw I, ADV.: al presente, adesso, ora; at-
tualmente: just —, testé, pur ora, in que-
sto punto; till —, fin adesso; before —,
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prima d’ora; — and then, di quando in
quando; every — and then, ogni poco.
now
ogni tanto. mow2,8s.: tempo presente,
m.; ora, f. -adays, ADV.: oggidì, al pre-
sente.
nòwest, s.: nodo matrimoniale, m.
né-way(s), ADV.: in niuna maniera.
-where -hwar, ADV.: in niun luogo, in
nessuna parte. -wise, ADV.: in niun
modo, per niente, in conto alcuno.
noxious, ADJ.: nocivo, pernizioso. -ly,
ADV.: nocevolmente. -ness, S.: qualità
nociva, f., nocumento, m.
nozzle, 8.: capezzolo, naso, m.; punta, f.
nùbi-le, ADJ.: nubile; maritale, da mari-
to. -lous, ADJ.: nubiloso, nuvoloso.
nucleus, s.: nucleo, nocciuolo, m.
ni-date, TR.: nudare. -dation, s.: denu-
dare; spogliamento, m. -de, ADJ.: nudo.
nùdge, TR.: toccare col gomito (per chia-
mare l’ attenzione).
nudity, s.: nudità; semplicità, f.
nugàeity, S.: frivolezza, bagattella, bef-
fa, f.; passatempo, m.
nùgatory, ADJ.: nugatorio, frivolo.
nugget, S.: pepite, pezzo d’oro o argento
(in istato puro), m.
nuisanee, S.: nocumento; incomodo, m.
nuke, s.: nuca, m.
nùll1,ADJ.: nullo; invalido. null2,TR.:
annullare; invalidare; cassare. null3,
S.: inefficacia; mancanza di forza, f.
-ify, TR.: cancellare, cassare. -ity, S.:
nullità, f., niente, nulla, m.; invalidità, f.
mumbiI, ADJ.: torpido, intirizzito.
numb2, TR.: intirizzire; stupefare.
-(ed)nesst = numbness.
number!, s.: numero, m., quantita, f.
number2,TR.: numerare; contare. -er,
S.: numeratore; calcolatore, m. -ful, ADJ.:
numeroso. -less, ADJ.: innumerabile.
nùmbles, s. PL.: interiora (d'un cervo,
ecc.), f. pl.
numbness, S.: torpore; stupore; intiriz-
zamento, m.
nùmer-able, ADJ.: numerabile. -al,
ADJ.: numerale, di numero. -ally, ADV.:
numeralmente. -ary, ADI. : numerario,
numerico. -ate, TR.: numerare. -ation,
s.: numerazione, f. -ator, S.: (arith.)
numeratore, m.
numéric, -al, ADJ.: numerico; nume-
rale. -ally, ADV.: in modo numerico.
niùmerist, s.: calcolatore, computista, m.
nùmer-0,s.: numero; marca,f. -dsity,
s.: numerosità; armonia, f. -ous, ADJ.:
numeroso; armonioso, f. -ousmess, S.:
moltitudine ; armonia, f.
numismatic, ADJ.: numismatico. -s,
S. PL.: numismatica, scienza delle monete
e medaglie, f.
nùmmary, ADJ.: di moneta, danaioso.
oafish
nùmskull, s.: minchione, goffo,m. -ed,
ADJ.: stupido, goffo, balocco.
nun, S.: monaca; religiosa regolare; mo-
nacella, f.
nunchion, s.: merenda, f.
nun-ciature, s.: nunziatura, f. -cig, 8.:
nunzio; ambasciadore del papa, m.
nùn-cupate, TR.: nunziare. -cipa-
tive, -cùpatory, ADJ.: nuncupativo,
verbale: — will, testamento verbale, m.
nùndi-nal, -nary, ADJ.: di nundine, di
fiera.
nunnery, s.: convento (di monache), m.
nuptial, ADI. . nuziale; coniugale: —
song, epitalamio, m. -8, S. PL.: nozze, f.,
matrimonio, m.
nùr-se I, S.: nutrice; balia, f. -se2,
TR.: nutrire, nutricare, allevare, fomen-
tare; incoraggiare: — a sick person,
aver cura d’un ammalato. -se=child,s.:
bambino lattante, allievo, m. -ser, s.:
nutritore, nutricatore; promotore, fauto-
re, m. -sery, S.: camera della balia, f.:
— of learning, seminario, m.; — of plants,
semenzaio, m.; — of trees, semenzaio,
m., nestaiuola, f. -sery=man, s.: giar-
diniere che fa semenza, m. -ing, S.:
nutrizione, f. -sling, s.: bambino di
latte; favorito, m. -turel,s.: nutrica-
mento, m.; educazione, f. -ture2, TR.:
nutricare, allevare; educare.
nustle}, TR.: vezzeggiare, lusingare.
nut, S.: noce, nocciuola, f.; (nav.) orec-
chio (dell ancora), m. =brown, ADJ.:
castagnino. -ceracker, S.: acciaccano-
ci, schiaccianoci, m. -=gall, s.: noce
di galla, galla, f. -hatch, -pecker,
s.: sorta di merlo, f. «hook, s.: unci-
netto (da pigliare le noci), m. -meg,
S.: noce moscada, f. -peach, s.: noce
persica, f.
nù-triment, s.: nutrimento; cibo, m.
-triméntal, ADJ.: nutrimentale. -tri-
tion, S.: nutrizione, f., nutrimento, m.
-tritious, -tritive, ADJ.: nutritivo.
nùt-shell, s.: scorza di noce, f.; guscio,
m. -ting, PART.: go a-—, andare a co-
gliere delle nocciuole. =tree, s.: albero
di noce, nocciuole, noce, m.
nuzzle, TR.: allattare, allevare; INTR.:
annasare ; nascondersi.
nye, s.: stormo di fagiani, m.
nymph, s.: ninfa; giovinetta, f. -oma-
nia, S.: ninfomania, f. -ous, ADI.: di
ninfa.
o
(the letter), s.: 0, m. (f.).
ò
O! 6, INTERJ.: 0! o bravo! viva!
Gaf, s.: merendone, baccellone, m.
oafishness
ADJ.: sciocco, balordo, goffo.
s.: stupidezza ; imbecillità, f.
éak, S.: quercia, querce, f.: young —,
querciuola, f. “apple, s.: galla, f. -en,
-ishness,
ADJ.: di quercia; fatto di quercia.
=grove, S.: querceto, m. -ling, S.:
querciuola, f.
éakum, s.: stoppa, f., corde sfilate, f. pl.
darI,S.: remo, m. oar2, TR.: remare;
vogare; INTR.: andare a remi. -handle,
s.: manico di remo, m. -y, ADJ.: fatto a
foggia di remo.
Gasis, S.: oasi, f.
éat-cake, s.: focaccia di vena, f.
ADI. : di vena.
bath, s.: giuramento, giurare, m.: false
—, spergiuro, m.; take one’s —, pigliare
giuramento ; administer an — to, put on
his —, deferire il giuramento a. -break-
ing, S.: pergiuro, spergiuro, m.
Gat-meal, s.: farina di vena; avena
mondata, f., panico, m. -s,S.PL.: avena,
vena, f.
obàmbulatet, INTR.: spasseggiare.
6h-duraey, s.: durezza di cuore, f., indu-
ramento, m. -durate, ADJ.: indurito,
duro; impenitente. -durate, TR.: indu-
rire, rendere duro. -durately, ADV.: du-
ramente, inflessibilmente. -durateness,
-duration, s.: induramento, m., ostina-
zione, f. -dured, ADJ.: indurito, inflessi-
-en,
bile. -daredness, s.: induramento, m.
obèdien-ee, s.: ubbidienza, f. -t, ADI.:
ubbidiente; sommesso. -tly, ADV.: ub-
bidientemente.
obéisanee, s.: riverenza, f.; saluto, m.
Obelisk, s.: obelisco, m.; aguglia, f.
ohéqui-tate}, INTR.: cavalcare. -ta-
tion, s.: cavalcamento, m.
gbes-e, ADI. : grasso, paffuto. -eness,
-ity, s.: grassezza estrema, f.
obéy, TR.: obbedire, ubbidire: he must be
‘ —ed, bisogna ubbidirgli.
obfuscate, TR.: offuscare.
Ghit, s.: funerale, m., esequie, f. pl.
obituary, s.: necrologia, f.; libro de’ mor-
ti, m.
6b-jecti, s.: obietto, oggetto; soggetto,
m., materia, f.; motivo, m. -jéct2, TR.:
obiettare; opporre, rimproverare, incol-
pare. -jéction, s.: obiezione; opposi-
zione, f.: rimprovero, m.: have no —, non
aver nulla in contrario, non eccepire ac-
cusa, f. -jéctionable, ADI.: soggetto
ad obiezione. -jéetive, ADI.: oggettivo.
jéctively, ADV.: in modo oggettivo.
-JSetiveness, s.: oggettività, f., obiet-
tare, m. -jéctor, s.: oppositore, m.
objir-gate, TR.: rimproverare, riprende-
re; bravare. -gation, S.: riprensione,
. lipassata; bravata, f. -gatory, ADI.:
riprensivo, riprensorio.
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ob-late, s.: oblato, m.; aDJ.: piatto dal
canto de’ poli. -lation, s.: obblazione,
offerta, f.; sacrifizio, m.
obléc-tate}, TR.: dilettare, rallegrare.
-tation, s.: diletto, m., giocondità, f.
6bli-gate, TR.: obbligare, costringere.
-gation, s.: obbligazione, f., obbligo;
contratto, m.: be under —, esser obbli-
gato. -gatory, ADI.: obbligatorio.
oblig-e, TR.: obbligare, costringere, sfor-
zare; beneficare: you will — me, mi ob-
bligherete, mi farete favore. -ed, ADJ.:
obbligato; ricordevole, grato; much —,
obbligatissimo. -ement, s.: obbliganza,
obbligazione, f. -er, s.: obbligatore;
mallevadore, m. -ing, ADI. : obbligante;
gentile, cortese. -imgly, ADV.: obbli-
gantemente. -ingness, S.: cortesia;
compiacenza, f.
ob-liquation, s.: obbliquità, f. -lique,
ADI. : obbliquo; indiretto. -liquely,
ADV.: obbliquamente; tortamente. -lîque-
ness, -liquity, s.: obbliquità, f.
obliter-ate, TR.: obliterare; scancellare.
-ation, s.: cancellazione; estinzione, di-
menticanza, f
obliv-ign, s.: obblivione, dimenticanza,
f.: act of —, perdono generale, amnistia,
f. -ious, ADJ.: smemorato, dimentico.
oblong, ADI. : oblungo, bislungo. -ness,
s.: forma bislunga, f.
6bloquy, s.: maldicenza, f.; biasimo, m.
obmutèseenee, s.: perdita della voce, f.
obnoxious, ADJ.: odioso; soggetto; col-
pevole. -mess, 8.: odiosità ; soggezione, f.
obnùbi-latet, TR.: annebbiare, annuvola-
re, oscurare. -lation, s.: oscuramento, m.
Shbole, s.: obolo, m. (moneta).
obréptioni, s.: insinuazione, f.
ob-scéne, ADJ.: osceno, impudico; offen-
sivo. -scénely, ADV.: oscenamente, im-
pudicamente, immodestamente. -scéne-
ness, -scénity, S.: oscenità, impudici-
zia, f.
ob-scuration, s.: oscuramento, m., oscu-
razione, f. -seùreI, ADJ.: oscuro, te-
nebroso, buio; difficile. -seurez, TR.:
oscurare, offuscare; denigrare, intrigare.
-seurely, ADV.: oscuramente. -scure-
ness, S.: oscurità, f., oscuramento, m.
òbse-crate, TR.: pregare, supplicare,
congiurare. -cration, s.: preghiera, f.,
scongiuro, m.
ob-sequies, 8. PL.: esequie, f. pl., morto-
rio, m. -sèquious, ADJ.: ossequioso;
cortese, civile. -séquiously, ADV.: os-
sequiosamente, cortesemente. -séquious-
ness, S.: ossequio, m., osservanza, ubbi-
dienza, f. -sequyt, SING. di -sequies; os-
sequio, m.
obsér-vable, ADJ.: osservabile ; notabile,
considerabile. -vably, ADV.: osserva-
observably
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bilmente. -vanee, s.: osservanza; rive-
renza; sommessione, f. -vant, ADJ. : 08-
servante, obbediente; rispettoso; som-
observance
messo; attento. -vation, S.: osserva-
zione; cura, f. -vator, S.: osservatore,
m. -vatory,S.: osservatorio, m. -ve,
TR.: osservare, notare, servare; conside-
rare; INTR.: essere attento. -ver, S.:
osservatore, osservante, m.; osservatrice,
f. -ving, 8.: osservamento, m. -ving-
ly, ADV.: attentamente.
ob-séss}, TR.: assediare.
assedio, m.
obsidional, ADJ.: ossidionale, d’ assedio.
obsig-nate}, TR.: sigillare, ratificare.
-nationij, s.: ratificazione, f.
obso-leseent, ADJ.: che comincia ad es-
sere disusato o vecchio. -lete, ADI.:
disusato, vecchio. -leteness, 8.: disu-
sanza, f., disuso, m.
Obstacle, s.: ostacolo, impedimento, m.;
difficoltà, f.
obs-tétric, ADI. : obstetricio. -s, 8. PL.:
obstetricia, f. -tetrician, s.: ostetri-
co, m.
Sbsti-naey, S.: ostinazione, caparbietà,
f. -nate, ADJ.: ostinato, caparbio, ritro-
so. -nately, ADV.: ostinatamente, per-
tinacemente. -nateness, S.: ostinazio-
ne, pertinacia, caparbietà, f.
obstréperous, ADJ.: strepitoso, turbo-
lento: be —, fare un gran chiasso (fra-
casso). -ly, ADV.: strepitosamente, in
modo turbolento. -ness, S.: strepito,
romore, fracasso, m.
obstriction, s.: obbligamento, legame,
vincolo, m.
obstric-t, TR.: ostruire, stoppare; impe-
dire. -ter, s.: impeditore, m. -tion,
.: ostruzione, oppilazione, f.; impedimen-
to, m. -tive, -t, ADJ.: ostruttivo, oppi-
lativo ; impeditivo.
6bstruent = obstructive.
obtain, TR.: ottenere, conseguire, acqui-
stare, guadagnare; INTR.: prevalere; stabi-
lirsi: a use that —s everywhere, un uso che
prevale (che regna) da per tutto. -able,
ADJ.: ottenibile; conseguibile. -er, S.:
che ottiene, che procura. -ing, - ment,
S.: ottenimento, conseguimento, m.
obténd}, TR.: addurre incontro, opporre.
obténe-brate}, TR.: oscurare, offuscare.
-bratign;, s.: ottenebrazione, oscurazio-
ne, f.
obténtion, s.: opposizione, contraddizio-
ne, f.; ostacolo, m.
obtést, TR.: supplicare, scongiurare.
-ation, S.: supplica, preghiera, istanza, f.
obtrad-e, TR.: intrudere; imporre: —
one’s self, intromettersi; — one’s opinions,
presentare le proprie opinioni in modo in-
sistente. -er, S.: intruso, importuno, m.
-séssioni, 8.:
octagon
obtrùn-cate, TR.: truncare.
s.: troncamento, m.
obtrù-sign, s.: intrusione; importunità,
f. -sive, ADJ.: intruso, importuno.
obtùnd{, TR.: rintuzzare; spuntare.
obtuse, ADJ.: ottuso, spuntato; stupido.
-angled, ADJ.: ad angulo ottuso. -ly,
ADV.: ottusamente; stupidamente. -ness,
ottusità ; stupidezza, f.
obùm-brate, TR.: adombrare, oscurare.
-bration, s.: adombramento, m., oscu-
razione, f.
obvéntion, s.: imposizione ecclesiasti-
ca, f.
obvért, TR.: volgere indietro.
obviate, TR.: ovviare; prevenire; impe-
dire: — a danger, scampare un pericolo.
Obvious, ADJ.: aperto, esposto ; evidente :
that is —, ciò va senza dire. -ly, ADV.:
chiaramente, evidentemente. -ness, s.:
chiarezza, evidenza; dimostrazione, f.
occasion I, s.: occasione, occorrenza, op-
portunità; causa, cagione, f., motivo, m.;
necessità, f. occasionz, TR.: cagiona-
re, causare; eccitare. -al, ADJ.: occa-
sionale, accidentale, casuale. -ally, ADV.:
occasionalmente, accidentalmente. -er,
S.: cagionatore, m.
oceecation, s.: acciecamento, m.
écei-dent, s.: occidente, occaso; ponen-
te, m. -déntal, ADJ.: occidentale, d’ oc-
cidente.
oceiput, S.: occipizio, m., collottola, f.
occlude, TR.: chiudere, serrare.
occluù-sej, ADJ.: chiuso, serrato. -sion,
s.: chiudimento, m. °
occùlt, ADJ.: occulto, celato, nascoso,
nascosto. -atiom, S.: occultazione, f.
-ness, S.: occultezza, f., occultamento;
celamento, m.
éccu-paney, s.: occupazione, f. -pant,
S.: occupatore; possessore, m. -patet,
TR.: occupare; possedere. -pation, S.:
occupazione, f.; impiego, negozio, affare,
m.: — of land, possessione, f., possesso,
m. -pier, S.: occupatore, posseditore,
possessore, m. -py, TR.: occupare; go-
dere ; tenere luogo, possedere ; impiegare;
INTR.: negoziare, trafficare: — one’s self,
occuparsi; — an apartment, tenere (go-
dere) un appartamento.
oc-cîir, INTR.: occorrere, accadere; farsi
incontro. -cùrrenee, S.: occorrenza,
f.; evento, m. -ctrrrent, ADJ.: occor-
rente, accidentale. -sigui, S.: occor-
sione, f.; incontro, m.
6-cean, S.: oceano, alto mare, m. -cean-
(ic), ADJ.: oceanico.
6-chre, s.: ocra, ocria, f.
ADJ.: ocraceo, d’ ocra.
octaédron, s.: ottaedro, m.
6e-tagon, s.: (geom.) ottangolo, m.
-cation,
-chreous,
octagonal
-tigonal, -tàngular, ADI.:
lare. -tave, S.: ottava, f.
libro in ottavo; ottavo, m. -tènnial,
ADI. : ottennio. Oc-tober, s.: ottobre,
mM -togenarian, -togenary, ADJ.:
ottuagenario. ati ADI. : ottonario,
d otto. -topus, S.: specie di seppia, f.
-tosyllable, ADI.: ottonario, di otto sil-
labe. -tuple, ADI.: ottuplo.
scu-lar, ADJ.: oculare, di veduta.
ly, ADv.: ocularmente, di veduta.
s.: oculista, m
ottango-
-tavo, Ss
-lar-
-list,
odalisk, s.: odalisca, f.
édd, ADJ.: impari, dispari; bizzarro, fan-
tastico; cattivo: — looking, singolare
d'aspetto; — number, numero caffo ; play
at even and —, giuocare a pari; thirty
pounds —, trenta lire sterline e più. -ity,
s.: singolarità, f. -ly, Apv.: in modo
straordinario, fantasticamente. -ness,
s.: inegualità; singolarità, stranezza;
fantastichezza, f. -s, S.: disparità; dif-
ferenza, f.; vantaggio, m.; superiorità, f.:
be at — with one, contendere con uno;
have the — of one, aver l avvantaggio so-
pra uno; fight against —, battersi con un
più forte; — and ends, bocconcini, m. pl.
ode, s.: oda, ode, f.
6di-ous, ADJ.: odioso, detestabile. -ously,
ADV.: odiosamente. -ousness, S.: odio-
sità; atrocità, enormità, f. -um, S.:
odio, m.; colpa, f.
6dour,s.: odore; profumo, m., fragranza,
f. -ate, ADJ.: odoranie ; odorato. -ifer-
ous, ADJ.: odorifero, odoroso. -iferous-
ness, S.: odoramento, odore, m.
oe-condémic, ADJ.: economico.
ies, S. PL.: economia, f.
economia; frugalita, f.
oecuménical, ADJ.:
sale,
og-déma, s.: (surg.) edema,m. -demat-
ic, -dématous, ADJ.: edematico.
oeiliad}, s.: occhiata, f., sguardo; se-
gno, m.
oesophagus, S
der = over.
Of dv, PREP.: di: — the, del (dello, della,
dei, delle).
Off 1, ADV.: lontano, lunge, lungi; via:
well —, benestante, comodo; be —/ anda
via! far —, lontano, lungi; — with your
hat! giù col cappello! be — and on, esser
in bilancia; go —, andar via, scoppiare;
push —! acoata! allarga! off 2, INTERJ.:
via via! andate via! -hand, ADJ.: im-
provviso, espontaneo; ADV.: all’ improvvi-
sta, senza preparazione.
òffal, s.: rimasuglio; avanzo, m.
sfizio, i s.: offesa; colpa, f.; “affronto,
oltraggio, delitto, m.: give —, offendere;
take — at, tenersi offeso di. -eeful,
-conòm-
-cénomy, $
ecumenico, univer-
: esofago, m
oil-man 265.
ADJ.: ingiurioso, offensivo. -eeless,
ADJ.: innocente. -d, TR.: offendere; di-
spiacere; nuocere; INTR.: fallire, pecca-
re: be —ded at, esser in collera contro.
-der, s.: offenditore, delinquente, crimi-
nale, m. -ding, s.: offendimento, m
-dress, s.: offenditrice; malfattrice, f.
«sive, ADI. : offensivo, ingiurioso ; S.: of-
fensiva, f.: — arms, armi offensive.
-sively, ADV.: offensivamente. -sive-
ness, S.: offesa, ingiuria, f.; dispiacere,
male, m.
Offer 1, S.: offerta; profferta, f.; tenta-
tivo, m. offer2,TR.: offerire, presenta-
re; tentare; INTR.: offerirsi, presentarsi ;
obbligarsi: — one’s self, esporsi; — vio-
lence, far violenza; if you — to do it, si
vi provate di farlo. -er,S.: offeritore,
m. -ing, S.: offerta, profferta; obbla-
Le ,f. -tory,s.: offertorio,m. -ture,
Sii offerta, profferta, f.
Offi-ee, S.: ufficio, uffizio ; studio ; impie-
go, carico, servizio, m.: high in —, che
copre alto impiego. -eer, S.: ufficiale,
officiale; funzionario, agente, m. -eered,
ADJ.: be — by, aver per ufficiali.
offic-ialI, ADJ.: ufficiale; conducevole ;
idoneo. -ial2, s.: ufficiale, officiale, m.
-ially, ADV.: ufficialmente, d’ufficio. -ial-
ty, S.: carica, f.; ufficio d’un ufficiale, m.
-iate, TR.: distribuire; INTR.: ufficiare.
offieinal, ADJ.: officinale.
officious, ADJ.: officioso; obbligante; af-
.fabile. -ly, ADV.: officiosamente, corte-
semente. -mess, S.: prontezza; corte-
sia; affabilita, f.
offing, s.: largo, alto mare, m.
6ff-scouring, S.: lavatura, f.; fecce, f.
pl. -set, S.: germoglio, rampollo, m.
-spring, S.: progenie, f., discendenti,
m. pl.
offùs-cate, TR.: offuscare, adombrare.
-cation, s.: offuscazione, oscurazione,
adombrazione, f.
6ft, Often, ADV.:
—, quante volte.
oft(en)times, ADV. : spesse volte.
ogée, S.: (arch.) festone, m
o-glet, s.: occhiata, f., sguardo, m.
-gle2, TR.: occhieggiare; vagheggiare.
-gler, s.: vagheggiatore. -gling, Ss
vagheggiare, m.
Oglio, s.: guazzabuglio, m
Ogre, s.: orco, mostro antropofago, m
Oh! INTERI.: oh! o!
dil1,s.: olio, m — gf roses, olio rosato,
m.; paint in — a aolio. oil2,
TR. ungere con olio: castor —, olio di
ricino. bottle, s.: oliera, f. -cloth,
s.: tela cerata, f. =colour, s.: colore a
olio, colore misto con olio. -imess, S.:
oleosità, f. -man, s.; oliandolo, m.
spesso, sovente: how
256 oil-mill
emill, s.: macinatoio, m. -miller,
S.: spremitore d’olio, n. -painting,
S.: pittura a olio, f.; quadro dipinto a
olio, m. -shop, S.: bottega d’ oliandolo,
f. tree = olive-tree. -y, ADJ.: olio-
so, oleaceo; untuoso.
oOint, TR.: ungere. -ment, S.: untume,
unguento, m.
Gker, 8.: ocra, ocria, f. (terra di color
giallo).
Gld, ADI.: vecchio, attempato; antico;
annoso: very —, anziano; — man, ve-
gliardo, vecchio, vecchione, m.; — wo-
man, vecchia, f.; poor little — woman,
vecchierella, f.; — age, vecchiaia, f.; —
oak, quercia annosa; — castle, castello
antico; — Testament, vecchio Testamen-
to; of —, altre volte, anticamente; —
age, vecchiaia, vecchiezza, f.; — times,
tempi antichi, tempi passati, m. pl.; how
— are you? quanti anni avete? grow —,
diventar vecchio, vecchiare. -em, ADJ.:
vecchio, antico. -fashioned, ADJ.: an-
tico, all’ antica. -ish, ADJ.: alquanto
vecchio. -ness, S.: antichità; vecchiez-
za, vetustà, f.
oleàginous, ADJ.: olioso, oleaceo. -ness,
.: oleosità, f.
oleander, s.: oleandro, rododendro, m.
oleaster, s.: oleastro, ulivo salvatico, m.
olfàct, TR.: fiutare, odorare. -@ry, ADI.:
olfattorio.
dlid {, -ous}, ADI. : fetido, puzzolente.
oligàrchical, ADI.: oligarchico. 6li-
garchy, S.: oligarchia, f.
élitory, ADJ.: olitorio.
olivaster, ADJ.: olivastro, di color @ oli-
va.
élive, s.: oliva, uliva, f.: Mount of the
—s, monte Oliveto. =branch, s.: ramo
d@ ulivo, m. -grove, 8.: oliveto, m.
“-harvest, s.. raccolta delle olive, f.
=tree, s.: olivo, ulivo, m.
olym-piad, s.: olimpiade, f. -pian,
-pic, ADJ.: olimpico: — games, giuochi
olimpici. -pus, S.: olimpo, m.
ombre, s.: ombre, m. (giuoco).
oméga, S.: omega, f.
omelet, s.: frittata, f.
òmen, S.: augurio, presagio, m.
ADJ.: auguroso, di pronostico.
Omi-nate}, TR.. pronosticare, presagire.
-nationi, s.: augurio, pronostico, m.
-nous, ADJ.: malauguroso, sinistro.
-nously, ADV.: in modo auguroso; sini-
stramente. -nousness, S.: presagio,
pronostico, m.
o-mission, s.: omissione, f., tralascia-
mento, m. -mit, TR.: omettere, tra-
lasciare. -mittanee, S.: omissione, f.,
tralasciamento, m.; astinenza, f.
Omnibus, s.: omnibus, m.
-ed,
onomatopeia
omnifarious, ADJ.: di tutte le specie.
omniferous, ADJ.: che produce tutte
le cose.
Omniform, ADJ.: di tutte le forme.
omnipoten-ee, -ey, S.: onnipotenza, f.
-t, ADJ.: onnipotente, onnipossente.
omniprésen-ee, s.: onnipresenza,f. -t,
ADJ.: presente dappertutto.
omni-scienee, -scieney, S.: onniscien-
za, f. -scient, -scious, ADJ.: onni-
scente. -vorous, ADJ.: onnivoro.
6moplate, s.: spalla, f., omero, m.
On, PREP., ADV.: sopra, su; a (al, alla,
ecc.); successivamente: — the ground,
sopra la terra; — the desk, sullo scrit-
toio; and so —, e così del resto; — the
contrary, al contrario; — foot, a piedi;
— high, in su, in alto; — horseback, a
cavallo; — the left, alla man manca, alla
sinistra; — and off, saltuariamente, a sal-
ti; — my part, dal canto mio; — pain
of death, sotto pena di morte ; — purpose,
a bello studio; — the right, alla man
dritta; — a sudden, in un batter d’oc-
chio; be — one’s way, esser in cammino;
go —, passare avanti; he had — a red
coat, egli indossava un abito rosso.
ònager, 8.: (zodl.) onagro, m.
onanism, s.: onanismo, m.
once wuns, ADV.: una volta, un tempo, al-
tra volta; tempo fa: at —, alla prima,
in un colpo; all at —, in un subito, a un
tratto; — for all, una volta per sempre ;
— more, un’ altra volta.
one! win, ADJ.: uno, una, un: — by —,
uno ad uno; any —, chiunque, che si sia;
every —, ciascheduno, ognuno ; — another,
Yun l'altro; —’s self, sè stesso, sé stessa;
such a —, un tale, una tale; it is all —
to me, è tutt’ uno, non fa caso; such a
—, un tale, il tale. ome2, PRON.: si.
=eyed, ADJ.: monocolo, cieco d’ un oc-
chio. -handed, ADJ.: monco, monche-
rino.
oneirocritic, S.: interpretatore di so-
gni, m.
oneness wun-, S.: unità, f.
Oòner-ary, ADJ.: onerario, di peso. -atet,
TR.: caricare, aggravare. -ationf, S.:
caricamento, carico ; peso, m. -ous, ADJ.:
oneroso ; incomodo.
Onion, s.: cipolla, f.: young —, cipollet-
ta, f. «bed, s.: aiuola di cipolle, f.
=sauce, S.: salsa cipollina, f.
6nlooker, S.: spettatore, m.
Gnly1, ADJ.: solo, unico; semplice: an
— child, figlio unico. only2, ADV.: sola-
mente; semplicemente; non... che, sol-
tanto: not —, non solo, non solamente; J
have — one, non ne ho che uno, ne ho uno
soltanto.
onomatopoéia, S.: onomatopeia, f.
onset
énsetI,S.: assalto, attacco, m.
TR.: assaltare, attacare.
inslgught, S.: attacco impetuoso, m.
ontòl-ogist, S.: metafisico, m. -oBy,S.:
ontologia, metafisica, f.
énward, ADV.: avanti:
ényx, S.: onice, m.
éoz-e, S.: malta; melma, f.; fango, m.
-e2, INTR.: trapelare, gocciolare. -y,
ADI. : melmoso, fangoso.
o-pacate}, TR.: rendere opaco; oscurare ;
annuvolare. -paeity, S.: opacità; spes-
sezza, f. -p&cous, ADI.: opaco, oscuro;
denso. -pacousness = opacity.
Gpal, s.: opalo, m.
ope = open. -mI, ADI.: aperto, scoper-
to; evidente, chiaro ; sincero : a little —,
mezzo aperto; wide —, spalancato; in
the — air, a cielo scoperto; — weather,
tempo sereno, tempo moderato, m.; keep
— table, tener corte bandita; lay —,
esporre, palesare; with — arms, a brac-
cia aperte; keep — bowels, tenere pervie
le vie. -m2,TR.: aprire, scoprire; INTR.:
aprirsi; fendersi: — a letter, dissuggel-
lare; — a bottle, sturare una bottiglia; —
@ vein, cavare sangue. -mer, S.: apri-
tore; espositore, m. -n-eyed, ADI.:
vigilante, attento. -n-handed, ADjJ.:
generoso, liberale. -n-hearted, ADJ.:
franco, sincero; generoso. -n-heart-
edness, s.: franchezza, liberalità ; gene-
rosità, f. -mimg, ADJ.: aperitivo; lassa-
tivo; s.: apertura, f.; principio, m. -mly,
ADV.: apertamente; evidentemente ; libe-
ramenie, francamente. -n-mouthed,
ADI. : vorace, goloso. -mmess, S.: chia-
rezza; franchezza, sincerità, f.
oper-a, s.: opera (musicale), f.: comic
—, opera buffa. -able, ADJ.: opera-
bile, praticabile. -aeglass, S.: occhia-
lino, piccol occhiale, m. -ate, INTR.:
operare; produrre. -ation, s.: opera-
zione, f.; effetto, m. -ative, ADJ.: ope-
rativo, efficiente. -ator, S.: operatore;
agente, fattore; cerretano, m. -ose,
ADI. : operoso, laborioso, faticoso.
Ophites, s.: ofite, serpentino, m.
ophthal-mic, aDJ.: oftalmico, ottalmico.
«my, S.: oftalmia, f.
opiate, s.: (phar.) oppiato, medicamento
narcotico, m.
opin-e, INTR.: opinare, pensare; immagi-
Narsi. -er, s.: opinante, m.
opin-iative, ADJ.: immaginato. -ia-
tively, ADV.: ostinatamente, pertinace-
mente. -iativeness, S.: ostinazione,
caparbietà, f. -iator,S.: caparbio; pro-
tervo, m. -—iatrei, ADJ.: ostinato, perti-
nace. -idtetryt, -iatryi, S.: ostina-
zione, pertinacia, caparbietà, f. -ion, s.:
opinione, f.; pensiero, sentimento, m. ;
onset 2,
go —, avanzarsi.
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stima, f. -iomat(ed), ADJ.: ostinato,
pertinace. -ionist, s.: caparbio, pro-
tervo, m.
Opium, S.: oppio, m.
opossum, s.: ‘opossum,’ m., sariga, f.
oppidan, s.: borghese, cittadino, m.
oppignerate}, TR.: impegnare.
oppi-late;, TR.: oppilare, costipare, ostrui-
re. -lation, s.: oppilazione, f., tura-
mento, m. -lative}, ADJ.: oppilativo,
costipativo, ostruttivo.
opp6-ne},TR.: opporre, ripugnare. -nent,
ADJ.: opponente; contrario; S.: oppo-
nente, avversario, n.
opportin-e, ADI. : opportuno, convenien-
te. -ely, ADV.: opportunamente, a
tempo. -ity, S.: opportunità; occasio-
ne; comodità, f.: avail one’s self of an —,
profittare di un’ occazione, approfittarsi
dell’ opportunità.
oppo-sal, s.: opponimento, m. -se, TR.:
opporre; resistere, contrariare; INTR.:
opporsi; contraddire. -seless, ADJ.: irre-
sistibile. -ser, S.: oppositore, avversa-
rio, m.
Oppo-site, ADJ.: opposito, contrario, av-
verso; S.: avversario, antagonista, m.
-sitely, ADV.: faccia a faccia, dirim-
petto, di rincontro. -siteness, S.: op-
posto, m., contrarietà, f. -sition, S.:
opposizione, resistenza, contrarietà, na
op- préss, TR.: opprimere, soggiogare.
-préssion, Si oppressione ; severità, f.
-prèssive, ADJ.: oppressivo, crudele.
-préssively, ADV.: in modo oppressivo.
-préssor, S.: oppressore; perseguita-
tore, m.
oppro-brious, ADJ.: obbrobrioso, vitu-
peroso; ignominioso. -briously, ADV.:
obbrobriosamente. -briousness, -bri-
um, S.: obbrobrio, m.; ignominia; infa-
mia, f.
op-pùgn, TR.: oppugnare, resistere ; assa-
lire. -pignaney, S.: oppugnamento;
contrasto, m. -pugner, S.: oppugna-
tore; opponente, m.
6pta-blej, ADJ.: desiderabile. -tive,
ADI. : ottativo; S.: (gram.) modo otta-
tivo, m.
6p-tic(al), ADI. : ottico, visuale. -ti-
cian,s.: ottico, m.,che sa l'ottica. -ties,
S. PL.: ottica, f.
6pti-maey, S.: ottimato, m., nobilità, f.
-mism, S.: ottimismo, m. -mist, S.:
ee m.
option, s.: scelta; volontà, f., arbitrio,
m. -al, ADI.: libero a scegliersi: be —
with, avere la scelta, avere la facoltà di
scegliere.
6pulen-ee, s.: opulenza; ricchezza, f.
-t, ADJ.: opulento, ricco. -tly, ADV.:
opulentemente, riccamente.
258 opuscle
opis-cle, -cule, s.: opuscolo, m., operet-
ta, f.
ér, CONJ.: 0, od: — else, altrimente, senza
di che; — ever, prima che, avanti.
6r-acle, 8.: oracolo, m. -àcular, -Acu-
lous, ADJ.: d’oracolo; di predizione.
-Aculously, ADV.: a modo d' oraculo.
raison, S.: orazione; preghiera, f.
oral, ADJ.: vocale, di voce. -ly, ADV.:
vocalmente, a viva voce; da tradizione.
Grang-e -enj, s.: arancia, melarancia, f.
-e€=blossom, S.: fiore d'arancio, m.
-e-chips,8.PL.: aranciata, f. -e-house,
s.: stanzone degli agrumi, f. -e-man,
s.: venditore d’ arance, m. -e=peel, s.:
scorza d’ arancia, f. -ery, 8.: nestaiuola
d’ aranci, f., stanzone degli agrumi, m.
-e=tree, S.: arancio, melarancia, m.
-e=water, 8.: acqua nanfa, f. -e=wo-
man, S.: venditrice di arance, f.
oràng-oytàng, 8.: orang-utang, m.
oration, s.: orazione, f.
6ra-tor, s.: oratore, aringatore; predica-
tore, m. -tori(c)al, ADJ.: oratorio, d’ o-
ratore. -tério, S.: oratorio, m. -tery,
s.: eloquenza, f.; oratorio, m. (luogo sa-
cro). -tress, S.: oratrice, f.
érb, s.: orbe, globo; sfera, spera, f. -ed,
-icular, ADJ.: orbicolare, sferico, riton-
do. -icularly, ADV.: sfericamente, in
cerchio. -icularness, S.: sfericità, ro-
tondità, f. -iculated, ADJ.: orbiculato.
-it, s.: orbita, f.
ére, 8.;: orca, f. (mostro marino).
érchanet, s.: (phar.) ancusa, f.
èrchard, s.: verziere, pometo, m.
érchestra, S.: orchestra, f.
érchid, s.: (bot.) orchide, f.
ordain, TR.: ordinare; comandare; com-
mettere; stabilire. -er, S.: ordinatore,
m.; ordinatrice, f. -ing, s.: ordinamen-
to, m.
érdeal, s.: prova, f., esperimento; ci-
mento, m.
èrderi, s.: ordine, comando; grado,
m.; congregazione di religiosi, f.: in —
to, cf. in; be out of —, essere indisposto ;
confer —s, ordinare; keep one in —, te-
nere uno a segno; put out of —, mettere
in disordine, disordinare, scomporre; set
in —, mettere in ordine, ordinare; — of
knighthood, ordine cavalleresco. order 2,
TR.: ordinare, regolare; commettere, im-
porre; prescrivere, comandare. -ér, S.:
ordinatore, regolatore, m. -less, s.: ir-
regolare; confuso, m. -liness, S.: re-
golarità, f.; ordine, m. -ly, ADJ.: rego-
lare, regolato, metodico; ADV.: regolar-
mente; in ordine.
èrdi-nal, ADJ.: ordinale, secondo I ordi-
ne; s.: rituale, cerimoniale, m. -nanee,
s.: ordinanza, f., mandato, statuto, m.
ornithology
-narily, ADV.: ordinariamente, per l’ or-
dinario, comunemente. -mary, ADJ.: or-
dinario, usuale; comune; S.: giudice or-
dinario ; ordinario, m.; trattoria, osteria,
f.: physician in —, medico di casa, m.
-nateI, ADJ.: regolare, regolato; meto-
dico. -nate2, TR.: ordinare; stabilire.
-nately, ADV.: regolarmente. -mation,
S.: ordinazione, f.
òrdnanee, s.: artiglieria, f., cannoni,
m. pl.
érdonnanee, s.: disposizione; regolari
tà, f.
èrdure, 8.: sporcizia, immondizia, lordu-
ra, f.
ore, s.: minerale, fossile, m.: dig —,
estrarre il minerale.
ér-gan, s.: organo del corpo; mezzo (stru-
mento), m.: hand-—, organetto, organino,
m. -gan-builder, s.: fabbricatore
d organi, m. -gamic(al), ADJ.: organi
co; organizzato. -gàmically,ADV.: or-
ganicamente. -gànicalness, S.: orga-
nizzazione, f. -ganism, S.: organismo.
-ganist, s.: organista, suonatore d’ orga-
no, m. -ganization, S.: organizzazione,
f. -ganize, TR.: organizzare; ordinare.
-gan-pipe, S.: canna d’ organo, f.
òrgasm, S.: orgasmo, m.
orgies, S. PL.: orgie, baccanali, m. pl.
Gri-entI, ADJ.: d'oriente, levante; S.:
oriente, levante, m. -ent2, TR.: orien-
tare. -éntal, ADJ.: orientale, d’ oriente.
-éntals, s. PL.: popoli orientali, m. pl.
-èntalism, s.: idioma orientale, m.
-éntalist, s.: orientalista, m.
drifiee, s.: orificio, m.; apertura, f.
oriflamme, s.: orifiamma, f.
origan, S.: origano, m., maiorana salva-
tica, f.
6r-igin, s.: origine, principio, comincia-
mento, m. -iginal, ADJ.: originale; pri-
mitivo ; S.: originale, m. -iginality, s.:
originalità, f. -iginally, ADV.: original-
mente. -iginalness, s.: originalità, f.;
originale, m. -iginary, ADJ.: origina-
rio, principale. -iginate, (IN)TR.: origi-
nare; derivare. -igination, s.: gene-
razione, f.; principio, m.
Oriole, s.: rigogolo (uccello), m.
orison, s.: preghiera; orazione, f.
èrna-ment, s.: ornamento, m. -ment,
TR.: ornare, adornare. -méntal, ADJ.:
ornamentale, d’ ornamento: be —, essere
d’ornamento. -méntally, ADV.: orna-
tamente. -mented, ADJ.: ornato, ab-
bellito. -menter, S.: ornatore, m.,
«trice, f.
ornate, ADJ.: ornato.
tezza, ornatura, f.
ornithòlo-gist, s.: ornitologo, m. -gy,
S.: ornitologia, f.
-ness, S.. oma-
orphan
érphan, ADJ.: orfano; s.: orfano, m.;
orfana, f.: —~boy, orfanello, m.; —~girl,
orfanella, f. -age, S.: orfanità, f.
érpiment, Ss. : orpimento, m. -pine, s.:
(bot.) favagello, m.
érrery, S.: (astr.) planetario, m.
érthodox, ADJ.: ortodosso. -ly, ADV.:
in modo ortodosso. -y,S.: ortodossia, f.
érthoe-pist, s.: ortoepista, m. -py, S.:
ortoepia, retta pronunziazione, f.
orthò-gonal, ADJ.: rettangolo. -gra-
pher, s.: versato nell’ ortografia, m.
-graphical, ADJ.: ortografico, d’ orto-
grafia. -gràphically, ADV.: ortogra-
ficamente, in modo ortografico. -gra-
phize, TR.: ortografizzare. -graphy,
s.: ortografia, f. -logy, s.: ortologia, f.
értive, ADJ.: (astr.) ortivo.
értolan, s.: ortolano, m.
érval, s.: (bot.) clarea, f.
éseil-late, INTR.: oscillare. -lation,
8.: oscillazione, vibrazione, f. -latory,
ADI. : oscillatorio, vibrativo.
éseitan-ey, S.. sbaviglio, m., negligenza,
incuria, f. -t, ADJ.: sbavigliante, infin-
gardo. -tly, ADV.: negligentemente.
Osier, S.: vinco, vimine, m.
osprey, S.: frosone, ossifrago, m.
6s-seous, ADI.: osseo. -siele, S.: osserel-
lo, ossetto, m. -sific, ADJ.: che trasfor-
ma in osso. -sification, S.: ossificazio-
ne, f. -sifrage, S.: ossifrago, m. -sify,
TR.: fare divenir osso; INTR.: ossificarsi.
-sivorous, ADJ.: ossivoro.
ostén-sible, ADJ.: ostensibile, apparente.
-sive, ADJ.: ostensivo. -t,S: aspetto;
prodigio, portento, m. -tatiom, S.:
ostentazione, f., fasto, m. -tatious,
ADJ.: pomposo, fastoso. -tatiously,
ADV.: pomposamente, fastosamente, va-
namente. -tatiousmess, S.: pomposità,
vanità, f. -tator òs-, S.: ostentatore,
vantatore, m.
ostedlogy, s.: osteologia, f.
éstiary, S.: ostiario, portinaio, m.
Ostler, s.: stalliere, stabulario, m.
bstra-eism, S.: ostracismo, m. -eites,
S.: ostracite, f. -eize, TR.: espellere
dalla società.
ostrich, s.: struzzo, struzzolo, m.
éther, PRON.: altro: any —, qualunque
altro; every — day, un giorno si, un gior-
no no; on the — side, dall'altra parte;
—s, gli altri; each —, Yun l’altro (gli
uni gli altri). -gates}, ADV.: (prov.)
altrimente, in altro modo. -guess,
“guise, ADJ.: (prov.) d’un’altra sorta.
-where, ADV.: in un altro luogo, al-
trove. -while, ADV.: in un altro tempo.
«wise, ADV.: altrimente.
étter, s.: lontra, f. (animale anfibio e ra-
pace).
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ought! 4, IRR.; INTR.: it — to be so,
dovrebbe esser così; I — to go thither,
dovrei andarvi; he — to have come, egli
avrebbe dovuto venire. ought2 = aught.
GuneeI, s.: oncia,f. ounce2, s.: lince,
m., pantera, f.
Guphet, s.: folletto, spirito aereo, m.
-mf, ADI. : di folletto, di spirito aereo.
Gur, PRON.: nostro (nostra, nostri, nostre).
-$, PRON.: il nostro (la nostra, i nostri):
a friend of—,un nostro amico. -sélves,
PRON. PL.: noi, noi stessi, noi stesse.
dusel, s.: merlo, m. (uccello).
Gust, TR.: portare via; privare; spin-
gere.
Gut, ADV., PREP.: fuori, fuora, fuor di;
fuor di casa; uscito; spento, finito, termi-
nato: — of danger, fuor di pericolo; —
of envy, per invidia; — of favour, disgra-
ziato; — of hand, subito; — of hatred,
per odio; — of hope, senza speranza; —
of humour, di cattivo umore; — of order,
in disordine; indisposto, ammalato; — of
place, senza impiego; — of sight, a per-
dita di vista; — of spite, per dispetto, per
invidia; — of tune, discordante; — of
use, inusitato; be —-, sbagliare, errare;
esser finito; esser spento, esser estinto;
esser vuoto; read —, leggere tutto.
out !2,INTERI.: uscite di qui! out3,TR.:
spogliare, privare. -àct, (IN)TR.: oltre-
passare, eccedere, andare all’ eccesso.
-bàlanee, TR.: sbilanciare; preponde-
rare. -bid, IRR.; INTR.: alzar il prezzo
(all incanto), incarire. -bidder, s.:
maggior offerente, m. -bléwed, ADJ.:
gonfio, empito di fiato. -borm, ADI.:
straniero, forestiero. -boumd, ADJ.:
caricato, destinato fuori. -brave, TR.:
braveggiare, affrontare. -brazen, TR.:
bravare, affrontare, minacciare altiera-
mente. -break, S.: eruzione; uscita,
Jf. -bréathe, TR.: spirare; faticare.
-burst, S.: scoppio, m.; eruzione, f.
-cast, ADJ.: esiliato, sbandito ; di rifiuto ;
s.: esiliato, sbandito, m. -class, TR.:
superare, soprastare. -craft, TR.: su-
perare in astuzia. -ery, S.: romore;
schiamazzo, m.; vendita pubblica, f., in-
canto, m. -dare, IRR.; TR.: sfidare, bra-
veggiare. -date, TR.: antidatare; in-
vecchiare; disusare. -d6, IRR.; TR.: su-
perare; soprastare. -dòer, S.: supera-
tore, m. -dbing, 8.: superamento, m.
-déne, ADJ.. superato, vinto. -drink,
IRR.; TR.: eccedere nel bere. -dwéll,
TR.: restare indietro. -er, ADJ.: esterio-
re, esterno. -erly, ADV.: esteriormente,
esternamente. -ermost, ADJ.: estremo,
ultimo. -face, TR.: mantenere in faccia.
-fawn, TR.: lodare all'eccesso. -fit, s.:
approvigionamento, m. -fly, IRR.; TR.:
outfly
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volare più velocemente, sorpassare nel
volo. -f601, TR.: sorpassare in follia.
-form, S.: esteriore, m.; apparenza, f.
-gate, S.: uscita, f., esito, m. -give,
IRR.; TR.: superare in liberalità. -g0,
IRR.; TR.: oltrapassare, andar più presto ;
precedere. -going, S.: uscità; spesa, f.
-grow, IRR.; TR.: crescere ‘or devenir)
troppo grande per. -guard, s.: guar-
dia avanzata, f. -house, S.: rimessa;
casipola, f. -kmave, TR.: sorpassare in
outfool
furberia. -lamdish, ADJ.: straniero,
forestiero. -last, TR.: durare più lunga-
mente. -law, S.: proscritto, bandito,
m. -law, TR.: proscrivere, bandire.
-lawry, S.: proscrizione, f., bando, m.
-lay, S.: sborso; gasto, m., spese, f. pl.
-leap, S.: impeto, m.; scappata, f.
-léap, TR.: strabalzare. -léarn, TR.:
superare nell imparare. -let, S.: uscita,
f., esito; passaggio, m. -line,s.: contor-
no; schizzo, m. -live, TR.: sopravvive-
re. -liver, S.: sopravvivente; super-
stite, m. -livimg,S.. sopravvivere, m.
-look, s.: vigilanza, f. -léok, TR.:
guardare con cipiglio. -lyimg, ADJ.: con-
finante; ulteriore. -màrch, INTR.: pre-
cedere nella marcia. -méagure, TR.:
eccedere in misura. -most, ADJ.: estre-
mo, ulteriore, rimotissimo. -nùmber, TR.:
sorpassare in numero. -paee, TR.: pre-
cedere. -parish, s.: parrocchia fuor
della città, f. -part, S.: parte esterna,
f. -post, s.: guardia avanzata, f. -put,
S.: produzione, quantità prodotta, f.
Gut-rage, S.: oltraggio, m.; offesa, in-
giuria; violenza,f. -rage, TR.: oltrag-
giare, maltrattare. -rageous, ADI. : ol-
traggioso, ingiurioso; atroce. -rage-
ously, ADV.: oltraggiosamente, atroce-
mente, fieramente. -rageousness, S.:
oltraggio, m.; violenza; atrocità, f.
éut-ré/ach, (IR)R.; TR.: oltrapassare ; in-
gannare. -ride, IRR.; TR.: anticorrere
a cavallo. -right, ADV.: subitamente,
incontinente; schietto e netto. -road,
s.: incursione, f. -réar, TR.: eccedere
in rugghiamenti. -rdot, TR.: sradicare,
estirpare. -rtm, INTR.; TR.: avanzare
nel correre, precedere nel correre; ecce-
dere. -sail, TR.: avanzare alla vela, na-
vigare più presto. -scérm, TR.: braveg-
giare, dispregiare. sé@1l, IRR.; TR.: so-
pravvendere. -set, S.: cominciamento,
principio, m. -shime, IRR.; TR.: sorpas-
sare in splendore. -shòot, IRR.; TR.:
tirare di là del segno. -side, s.: su-
perficie, f., esteriore, m., apparenza, f.
-sit, IRR.; TR.: dimorare di là del tempo.
-skirt, s.: sobborgo, m. -sléep, IRR.;
TR.: dormire troppo lungo tempo. -spéak,
IRR.; TR.: parlare troppo. -spoken, ADI.:
overburden
franco, ingenuo. - -spréad, IRR.; TR.:
spandere, diffondere. -stànd., IRR.; INTR.:
mantenere, far fronte, resistere. -stare,
TR.: guardare con cipiglio; sconcertare.
-strétch, TR.: distendere, spandere.
-strip, TR.: antecorrere, avanzare, supe-
rare. -swéar, IRR.; TR.: giurare più
di. -value, TR.: sorpassare in pregio,
-vénom, TR.: essere più velenoso. -vie,
TR.: sorpassare, superare; eccedere. -vil-
lain, TR.: eccedere in scelleratezza.
-véte, TR.: avere la pluralità de’ voti.
-walk, TR.: camminare più presto.
-wall, s.: antimuro; muro esteriore, m.
-wardi, ADJ.: esteriore, esterno; s.:
esteriore, m.; forma esterna: — show,
ostentazione, f.; —-bound, diretto all’ e-
stero. -ward(ly)2, ADV.: esteriormen-
te, esternamente; in apparenza. -wards,
ADV.: al di fuori, fuor del paese. -wéar,
IRR.; TR.: durare più; annoiare. -wéed,
TR.: svellere; sradicare. -wéigh, TR.:
pesare più, sbilanciare. -wit, TR.: in-
gannare, truffare. -work, s.: edificio
esteriore, m. -wé6rn, ADJ.: usato, lo-
goro. -wérth, TR.: eccedere in valore.
-wrought, ADI. : lavorato troppo.
Suz-e, S.: terra melmosa, f. -y, ADI.:
umido, pantanoso.
6-val, ADJ.: ovale, di forma d’ uovo, ellit-
tico; S.: ovale, m.: — window, finestra
tonda, f.; occhio, m. -various, ADJ.:
fatto d’ uova. -vary,S.: ovaia, f.; ova-
rio, m.
ovation, s.: ovazione, f., piccol trion
fo, m.
òven, s.: forno, m. =fork,sS.: forchet-
to (da forno), m. -fal,s.: fornata, in-
fornata, f. =peel, s.: pala (da forno), f.
-tender, S.: fornaio, m.
Over, PREP., ADV. PREF. (with adjectives
both members accented): sopra, di sopra,
su, sopra di; troppo, oltre: — and —.
molte volte; — and above, oltre; —
again, di nuovo, da capo; — against, in
faccia, dirimpetto; — night, la notte
passata; be —, esser finita; cessare; re-
stare; give —, tralasciare; finire; turn
—, voltare. -abdéund, INTR.: soprab-
bondare. -àet, TR.: eccedere. -arch,
TR.: voltare; fabbricare a volta. -awe,
TR.: tenere in timore, tenere in rispetto.
-bàlanee 1, s.: sovrappiù; eccesso, m.
-balance2, TR.: sbilanciare, tracollare,
preponderare. -béar, IRR.; TR.: sor-
montare; riprimere; vincere. -béaring,
ADJ.: insolente, altiero. -bid, IRR.; TR.:
offerire all’ incanto; incarire. -board,
ADV.: fuor della nave. -béil, TR.: bollire
troppo. -bold, ADJ.: troppo temerario.
-bùlk, TR.: sopraccaricare, aggravare.
-barden, TR.: sopraggravare; opprimere
overbuy
-buy, IRR.; TR.: comprare troppo caro.
-carry, TR.: portare troppo innanzi.
-cést, IRR.; TR.: offuscare, oscurare,
adombrare; INTR.: offuscarsi, adombrarsi:
become —, annuvolarsi, oscurarsi. ’-cau-
tious, ADJ.: troppo cauto. -charge,
s.: sopraccarico; rincarimento, ‘m.
-charge, TR.: caricare troppo; oppri-
mere ; rincarire. -cléud, TR.: annuvo-
lare, oscurare. -cléy, TR.: satollare.
-coat, S.: soprabito, m. -céme, IRR.;
TR.: superare, soverchiare, sormontare;
vincere. -còmer, S.: superatore; vinci-
tore, m. ‘-cdnfident, ADJ.: troppo ar-
dito, presuntuoso. -céumt, TR.: doman-
dare troppo. ‘-cùirious, ADI. : troppo
curioso. -dò, IRR.; TR.: fare troppo,
eccedere; faticar troppo; opprimere: —
one’s self, fatticarsi troppo. -dòne, ADJ.:
esagerato; troppo cotto, stracotto. -dose,
s.: dose troppo forte, f. -draw, TR.:
esagerare; fare una tratta che eccede il
credito. -dréss, TR.: vestire con troppa
pompa; INTR.: adornarsi troppo. -drive,
IRR.; TR.: fare andare troppo presto, sti-
molare troppo. ‘-die, ADJ.: (com.) sca-
duto; (post.) in ritardo. ‘-éager, ADI.:
troppo ardente. ’=éagerly, ADV.: trop-
po ardentemente. ‘’-éagerness, S.:
troppo grande ardore, m. -é6at, IRR.;
INTR.: — ones self, mangiar troppo.
-eye, TR.: invigliare, osservare. -fall,
8.: cateratta, cascata d’acquata,f. -fill,
TR.: empiere troppo. -fine, ADJ.: stra-
fino. -fldat, INTR.: fiottare; galleg-
giare. -flow, S.: inondazione, f. -flow,
IRR.; (IN) TR.: inondare, traboccare. -flow-
ing, s.: soprabbondanza, f.; eccesso, m.
-flowingly, ADV.: soprabbondantemen-
te. -fly, IRR.; INTR.: sopravvolare.
-fond, ADJ.: troppo affezionato. -fér-
ward, ADJ.: troppo sollecito, troppo
frettoloso. -férwardness, s.: troppa
premura, f. -fréight, TR.: caricare
troppo, sopraccaricare. -glanee, TR.:
dare un’ occhiata. -gét, IRR.; TR.: so-
praggiungere; arrivare. -gò, IRR.; TR.:
sorpassare. -gérge, TR.: satollare; im-
pinzare. ’-grèat; ADJ.: troppo grande,
eccessivo. -grow, IRR.; INTR.: crescere
troppo grande: —n with, coperto di.
‘ -growth, s.: accrescimento eccessivo,
m. -hale, TR.: (nav.) esaminare di
nuovo. -hàng, IRR.; (IN)TR.: pendere in
fuori, aggettare. ‘-hàppy, ADJ.: troppo
felice. -harden, TR.: indurire troppo.
-hasten, TR.: affrettar troppo. -hasti-
ness, S.: fretta soverchia, f. ‘’-hasty,
ADJ.: troppo affrettato, frettoloso, preci-
pitoso. -h&ul = overhale. -héad,
ADV.: in alto, sopra, in su. -héar, IRR.;
TR. : udire senza essere osservato. -heat,
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TR.: scaldare soverchio, infiammare: — one’s
self, scaldarsi troppo. -joy,S.: estasi, f.,
eccesso di gioia, m. -jéy, TR.: inondare
di gioia, deliziare: J am —ed at it, me ne
rallegro sommamente. -labour, TR.:
faticare; INTR.: affaticarsi. -lade, IRR.;
TR.: sopraccaricare; aggravare. ‘-large,
ADJ.: troppo largo, troppo ampio. -lay,
IRR.; TR.: affogare, soffolcare, incrostare;
oversell
«coprire: — with silver, coprire di argen-
to. -léap, IRR.; TR.: saltare di là; tra-
passare. -leather, S.: tomaio, m.
-live, (IN)TR.: soppravvivere, vivere più
di. -liver,s.: sopravvivente, m. -léad,
TR.: sopraccaricare; aggravare. ‘-lòng,
ADJ.: troppo lungo. -léok, TR.: aver
l ispezione; soprastare, dominare; invi-
gilare; esaminare; chiudere gli occhi;
trascurare; tenere a sdegno, disprezzare ;
rivedere: the hill —s the town, il colle
domina la città. -looker, s.: sopran-
tendente; soprastante, m. -master, TR.:
governare da padrone. -màtch,s.: par-
tita ineguale, f. -match, TR.: sormon-
tare; vincere. -mèasure,s.: soverchio,
soprappiù, m. -mtch, ADJ.: superfluo,
eccessivo; ADV.: soprammisura, troppo.
-name, TR.: nominare uno dopo l’altro.
-niee, ADJ.: troppo delicato, troppo dif-
ficile. -night, S.: notte passata, f.
'-officious, ADJ.: troppo officioso. -pàss,
TR.: trapassare; preterire, omettere; sde-
gnare. -pay, TR.: strapagare, soprap-
pagare. -plus, S.: soprappiù, soperchio,
m. -ply, TR.: sopraggravare, soprac-
caricare. -poise, S.: preponderanza, f.;
peso, m. -poise, TR.: contrabilanciare.
-péwer, TR.: predominare, prevalere;
sopraffare, vincere, superare: —ed by
numbers, oppresso dal numero. -préss,
TR.: opprimere; ammaccare. -prize, TR.:
stimare troppo. -rate,s.: prezzo ecces-
sivo, m. -rate, TR.: stimare troppo;
domandare troppo. -réach, (IR)REG.;
TR.: prevenire; ingannare, eludere; INTR. :
tagliarsi; ammaccarsi. -réacher, S.:
ingannatore, truffatore, m. -réad, IRR.;
TR.: leggere; esaminare. -réckon, TR.:
contare troppo, computare troppo. -ride,
IRR.; TR.: passare sopra; sopprimere;
oltrapassare} ; faticare, strappazzare (un
cavallo). ‘’-ripe, ADJ.: troppo maturo.
-ripen, TR.: far troppo maturo. -réast,
TR.: arrostire troppo. -rale, TR.: domi-
nare, governare. -ruler, s.: governatore,
m. -rùn,IRR.; TR.' stracorrere, correre
in là di; (mil.) invadere, percorrere; co-
prire; inondare ; predare; INTR.. essere
troppo pieno. -serapulous, ADI. : trop
po scrupoloso. -sea, ADV.: d’ oltre mare.
-sée, IRR.; TR.: soprantendere; omettere.
-séer, S.: soprantendente, m. -séll,
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IRR.; TR.: sopravvendere, stravendere.
-s6t, IRR.; TR.: rovesciare, rovinare;
INTR.: abbattersi, demolirsi. -shade,
-shadow, TR.: adombrare, ombreggiare,
overset
proteggere. -shde, s.: galoscia, sopra-
scarpa di gomma, f. -shéot, IRR.; TR.:
tirare di là del segno: — one’s self, innol-
trarsi troppo. -sight, 8.: ispezione, cura,
f.; errore, sbaglio, m. -skip, TR.: oltre-
passare; trascurare, omettere. -sléep,
IRR.; INTR.: dormir troppo. -slip, TR.:
omettere; trascurare, lasciare. -snòow,
TR.: coprire di neve. -sdld, ADJ.: so-
pravvenduto, stravenduto. ‘-séom, ADV.:
troppo presto. -spént, ADI.: affaticato,
esausto. -spréad, IRR.; TR.: spandere;
allargare, dilatare. -stànd, IRR.; TR.:
stare troppo sulle condizioni. -state, TR.:
esagerare. -stòck, TR.: empiere troppo;
calcare. -strain, TR.: sforzare, raffinare
troppo; INTR.: sforzarsi. -strétch, TR.:
stendere troppo, stiracchiare. -stréw,
IRR.; TR.: spargere. -sway, TR.: pre-
dominare, prevalere. -swéll, IRR.; TR.:
rigonfiare ; traboccare.
Gvert, ADJ.: aperto, pubblico.
over-take, IRR.; TR.: giungere; acchiap-
pare; sorprendere: I will soon — you,
presto vi raggiungerà; —n by a storm,
colto da un temporale. -talk, INTR.:
parlare troppo. -task, TR.: sopraggra-
vare (con lavoro, ecc.). -tàx, TR.: tassare
troppo, esigere troppo. -throw, S.: sov-
vertimento, m., sconfitta, rovina, rotta, f.
-thròw, IRR.; TR.: rovesciare, rovinare,
disfare. -thrower, S.: sovvertitore, ro-
vinatore ; vincitore, m. '-thwart, ADJ.:
opposito, avverso; ostinato. ‘-thwart-
ly}, ADV.: a traverso, obbliquamente ;
tortamente; pertinacemente. ‘-thwart-
ness], s.: pertinacia, caparbieria,f. -tire,
TR.: faticare troppo.
é6vertly, ADV.: apertamente.
over-tòp, TR.: soprastare, sorpassare.
-trip, TR.: camminare sopra pian piano.
éverture, S.: apertura, scoperta; pro-
posizione, offerta; (mus.) sinfonia, f.
over-tùrn, TR.: sovvertere, rovinare.
-tarner, S.: sovvertitore, distruttore,
m. -tarning, S.: sovvertimento, m.,
rovina, f. -vàlue, TR.: stimare troppo.
-véil, TR.: velare, coprire con un velo.
-violent, ADJ.: troppo violento. -vote,
TR.: avere la pluralità delle voci. -watch,
TR.: affaticare con eccessive veglie.
-wéak, ADJ.: troppo debole. -wéary,
TR.: faticare troppo, stancare all’ eccesso.
-wéen, INTR.: pensare troppo bene di sé.
-wéening, ADJ.: presuntuoso; S.: pre-
sunzione, arroganza, f. -wéeningly,
ADV.: arrogantemente. -wéigh, TR.:
pesare più, essere più pesante. -wéight,
pace
8.: preponderanza, f.; soprappiù, m.
-whelm -hwèlm, sommergere ; opprime-
re, ricolmare, innondare; aggravare.
-whélming, s.: sommergente, ecc., che
sommerge, ecc. -whèlmingly, ADV.:
in modo oppressivo. -wise, ADJ.: trop-
po savio, troppo accorto. -wérn, ADJ.:
oppresso, affaticato, usato. -wrought
-rat, ADJ.: troppo lavorato, troppo stu-
diato. ‘-zéalous, ADI.: troppo zeloso.
oviform, ADJ.: ovale, di forma d’ uovo.
6w-e, (IR)R.; TR.: dovere; essere obbli-
gato, esser tenuto: I — my life to you, vi
son tenuto della vita. -img, ADI.: dovuto,
imputabile: that is — to, ciò proviene da,
ciò è cagionato da (or l’effetto di); è da
attribuirsi a.
éwl, s.: gufo; barbagianni, m.; civetta,
f. -er, 8.: contrabbandiere, m. -et, s.:
civetta, f. -ing, 8.: contrabbando, m.
Gwn I, ADJ.: proprio: my —, il mio, la
mia, i miei; my — self, io medesimo; be
ones —, essere padrone di sè stesso.
own2, TR.: confessare, concedere; ri-
conoscere; possedere, essere proprieta-
rio di: — a fact, accusare un fatto. -er,
S.: proprietario, padrone, m. -ership,
S.: proprietà; signoria, f.
6x (pl. oxen), s.: bue, bove, m. -=eye,s.:
(bot., nav.) occhio di bue, m. fly, S.: ta-
fano, m. heal, s.: radice dell’ elleboro,
. slike, ADJ.: come un bue. -lip, s.:
(bot.) tassobarbasso, m. =stall, s.: stalla
da buoi, f. «tongue, s.: (bot.) buglossa, f.
oxalic, ADJ.: ossalico: — acid, acido
ossalico.
6xid-e, s.: ossido, m. -ize, TR.: ossidare.
òxyerate, S.: ossicrato, m.
6x-ygen, S.: ossigeno, m. -ygenate,
TR.: ossigenare. -ygenation,'s.: ossi-
genazione. -Ygenous, ADJ.: di ossigeno.
Gyer, S.: corte di giustizia decisiva, f.
yes! INTERI.: ascoltate! udite!
éyster, S.: ostrica, f. =man,s.: vendi-
tore d’ostriche, m. shell, s.: conchi-
glia @ ostrica, f. -wench, -woman,
s.: venditrice d’ ostriche, f.
ozaéna, S.: (surg.) ozena, f.
ozone, S.: ozono, m.
P
p pè (the letter), s.: p, m.
pab-alar, ADJ.: che da pascolo, erboso,
nutritivo. -ulation, s.: pascimento,
pascolo, m. -ulous = pabular. -ulùm,
S.: pascolo, nutrimento, m.
pae-el, s.: passo; andamento; ambio,
m.: at a slow —, a passo lento; keep —
with, camminare del pari con; mend one’s
pace
—, raddoppiare i passi. -e2, TR.: misu-
rare co’ passi; INTR.: andare passo a pas-
so; andar Pambio. -er,s.: cavallo am-
biante, m.
pa-eific, ADJ.: pacifico. -eification,
s.: pacificamento, fare pace, m. -eifica-
tor, S.: pacificatore, m. -eificatory,
ADI. : pacifico. -eifier, S.: pacificato-
re, mediatore, m. -eify, TR.: pacificare;
placare. ni
pàeki, s.: balla, balletta, f.; fardello,
m.; muta (di cani), f.: — of cards, mazzo
di carte, m.; — of hounds, muta di cani
da caccia, f.; — of knaves, mano di ladri,
m. pack2,TR.: imballare; affardellare;
imbastare: — the cards, accozzare le
carte; — @ jury, scegliere giurati cor-
rotti; — away, fare fagotto; — off, an-
dare via; tirar le calze; (fig.) morire.
-age, S.: balla, f. -cloth, s.: tela di
sacco, f. -er, s.: imballatore, m. -eti,
s.: fascio, fardello, fastello; piego (di
lettere); ballotto, m.; steam —, vascello
a vapore, m. -et2, TR.: imballare, fare
un piego. -et-boat, S.: pacchebotto,
vapore postale, m. horse, S.: cavallo
da basta, m. -img, S.: imballare, m.:
send —, mandare via; congedare. -ing-
paper, s.: carta da invoglio,f. -meedle,
8.: ago per cucire sacchi, n. -saddle,
8.: basto, m. -thread, s.: spago, m.,
cordicina, f.
pac-t, -tion, s.: patto, m., convenzion, f.
-tignal, -titigus, ADJ.: patteggiato,
convenuto.
pad1, s.: strada battuta, f.; sentiero; ca-
vallo portante; ladro. pad2,s.: guan-
cialetto ; cercine, m.: — of straw, pagliac-
cio, m. pad3, INTR.: rubare le strade;
riempiere di borra. -der, s.: ladro di
strada, m.
paddl-ei, s.: remo corto e largo, m.
-e2, INTR.: remigare; maneggiare; guaz-
zare: — wheel, ruota d'albero, f. -box,
8.: carriola, f. -er, S.: rematore, m.
-e=steamer, S.: vapore a ruote, m.
paddock, s.: botta, f.; parco, m.
paddy, s.: (pop.) irlandese, m.
pàdlock I, s.: cattenaccio, lucchetto, m.
padlock?2, Tr.: chiudere con lucchetto.
paéan, s.: pean, m., peana, f.
Pagan, ADJ.: pagano, infedele; s.: paga-
no, m. -ism,s.: paganesimo, m.; idola-
tria, f. -ize, TR.: paganizzare.
paget,s.: pagina; facciata (di carta), f.:
at the bottom of the —, al piè della pa-
gina. pagez, s.: paggio, servidore, m.:
little —, pagetto. page3, TR.: numera-
re le facciate (d’ un libro).
pàgeanti, ADJ.: pomposo, splendido.
pageant2, s.: spettacolo, m., pompa, f.
pageant 3, TR.: dare uno spettacolo;
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fasto, m., pom-
palette
rappresentare.
pa, f.
pagoda, s.: pagode; tempio indiano, m.;
pagoda, f.
pail, s.: secchia, f.
secchia piena, f.
paint, s.: pena, f.; dolore, m.; punizio-
ne, afflizione, f.: —s, doglie nel parto, f.
pl.; a — in the head, mal di testa.
painz, TR.: dolere, dar pena. -ful,
ADJ.: doloroso, penoso, faticoso. -fully,
ADV.: dolorosamente, con pena, penosa-
mente. -fulmess, s.: pena, afflizione;
difficoltà, f.
painim, ADJ.: pagano, infedele; s.: pa-
gano, m.
pain-less, ADJ.: senza pena, senza affli-
zione. -staker, s.: che affatica molto,
persona laboriosa, f. -stakimg, ADI.:
laborioso, industrioso ; s.: industria, f.
painti, s.: colore; liscio, belletto, m.
paint2, TR.: dipingere, rappresentare ;
INTR.: imbellettarsi: — in oil, dipingere
ad olio; — în water colours, dipingere in
acquarello. -er, S.: pittore, dipintore,
m. -ing,S.: pintura; dipintura, f.; qua-
dro; liscio, belletto, m.: — in oil, pittura
in olio, f. -uret,s.: pittura, f.
pairi; s.: paio, m., coppia, fi: — of
gloves, paio di guanti; — of horses, pari-
glia; happy —, coppia felice; — royal,
zara, f. (al giuoco de’ dadi). pair2, ap-
paiare ; accoppiare, accompagnare ; INTR.:
-ry, S.:
-ful, s.: secchiata,
accoppiarsi. -ing, S.: appaiamento, ac-
coppiamento, m.: — time, stagione del
appaiamento.
pal-aee, s.: palazzo, m. -aecious, ADI.:
maestoso, magnifico.
paladin, s.: paladino, m.
palanquîn, s.: palanchino, m.
palat-able, ADI.: gratc al gusto, sapori-
to. -ableness, s.: buon sapore, m.
-e, S.: palato; gusto, m.
palatial, ADI.: di palazzo; sontuoso ; del
palato.
Pàlatine!, ADJ.: palatino, di principe;
s.: palatino, m. (titolo). Palatine, s.:
palatinato, m.
palàver, s.: ciarla, ciarleria, f.
palet, ADI.: pallido, smorto: rather —,
pallidetto, pallidiccio ; grow —, impallidi-
re. pale2, s.: palo, m.; palata, palafit-
ta, f.; riparo; grembo (della chiesa), m.:
within the —, nel grembo. pale 3, TR.:
palificare; stecconare; INTR.: fare impal-
lidire. -eyed, ADJ.: di vista fosca.
=faced, ADI.: pallido, smorto. -ly,
ADV.: pallidamente; languidamente. -ness,
s.: pallidezza ; bianchezza livida, f.
paleògraphy, s.: paleografia, f.
paleous, ADJ.: paglioso.
palette, s.: (paint.) tavolozza, assicella, f.
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palfrey, s.: palafreno, m.
palimpsest, s.: palinsesto, codice antico
riscritto, m.
pàlindrome, s.: palindromo, m.
palingénesis, s.: palingenesia, f.
palisad-ei, s.: palizzata, palificata, f.
-e2, TR.: palificare, ficcare pali. -o =
palisade.
palish, ADI.: pallidetto, alquanto smorto.
palli, s.: palio, panno da morto, m.
pall2, TR.: mantellare. pall3, INTR.:
mettersi il palio; diventare mucido.
palladium, s.: palladio, m.
palled, ADI.: mucido ; insipido, fastidioso.
pallet, s.: piccol letto misero, pagliac-
cio, m.
pal-liate, TR.: palliare; scusare. -lia-
tion, s.: palliamento, m. -liative,
ADJ.: palliativo, estenuativo ; s.: palliati-
vo, m.
pal-lid, ADJ.: pallido, squallido, smorto.
-lidity, -lidness, s.: pallidezza, pallidi-
tà, f. -lor, s.: pallore, m.
pall-mall pelmel, s.: maglio, giuoco di
maglio, m.
pàlmi, s.: palma; vittoria, f.; palmo, m.:
— grove, palmeto, m.; — leaf, palma, f.;
ramo di palma, m. palm, s.: palma
(della mano), f. palm3, TR.: toccare;
giuocar di mano. -Sunday, s.: domenica
delle palme, f. -er,S.: palmiere; pelle-
grino, m. -er-worm, S.: centogambe,
m. (verme). -iped, ADI. : palmipede.
pàlmis-ter, s.: chiromante, indovinatore,
m. -try,S.: chiromanzia, f.
pàlm-tree, s.: palma, f.; palmizio, m.
-y, ADI. : pieno di palme.
palpability, s.: evidenza, chiarezza, f.
pàlpa-ble, ADI: palpabile; evidente,
chiaro. -bleness = palpability. -bly,
ADV.: in modo palpabile; chiaramente.
palpation, s.: palpamento, toccamen-
to, m.
palfrey
pàlpi-tate, TR.: palpitare, pulsare. -ta-
tion, s.: palpitazione, f.
pal-sical, -sied, ADJ.: paralitico. -sy,
S.: paralisia, f.
pal-ter, TR.}: dissipare; INTR.: tergiver-
sare; eludere. -terer, S.: uomo doppio,
truffatore, furbo, m. -trimess, S.: bas-
sezza, viltà, meschinità, f. -try, ADI.:
vile, abbietto, meschino, infame: — house,
casaccia, f.
paly, ADJ.: pallido, smorto.
pamf, s.: fante di fiori, m. (giuoco di carte).
pàmper, TR.: trattare delicatamente;
satollare, ingrassare; raffazzonare (un
cavallo): — one’s self, trattarsi bene.
pamphlet, s.: libretto, libello, m.; ope-
retta, f. -@er, S.: scrittore di libretti;
scrittore d’ operette, m.
pan, s.: padella, casseruola; terrina, f.;
papal
focone d'un’ arma, m.: baking —, teg-
ghia, f.; dripping —, ghiotta; leccarda,
f.; frying —, padella (da friggere), f.;
stew —, casseruola, f.; warming —, scal-
daletto, m.
panaeéa, S.: panacea, f., rimedio univer-
sale, m.
pana-da, -do, s.: panata, f. (vivanda).
pancake, s.: fritella, f.
pancre-as, s.: pancreas,
ADJ.: pancreatico.
pandar = pander.
pandects, Ss. PL.: pandette, f. pl.
pandémic, ADI. : epidemico.
pandemonium, s.: pandemonio, m.
pander 1, s.: lenone, ruffiano, m. pan-
der 2, TR.: ruffianare, arruffianare. -ism,
s.: ruffianeria, fi -ly, ADJ.: ruffiano.
Pandore, s.: pandora, f.
pane, s.: vetro di finestra; quadrello, m.
panegyr-ic, S.: panegirico, m. -ical,
ADJ.: panegirico. -ist, S.: panegirista,
lodatore, m. -ize pan, TR.: panegirizza-
re, fare il panegirico.
panel, s.: quadrello, m.; lista de’ giura-
ti, f.
pang I, s.: angoscia, f.: —s, angosce, f.
pl.; dolori estremi, m. pl. pang2, TR.:
tormentare, affannare.
panic, ADJ.: panico, subito: — fear, ter-
rore panico, m.
pannade, s.: (horse.) capriuola, corbet-
ta, f.
pannage, s.: puscolo di ghiande, m.
pànnel, s.: basto, m., bardella, f.
pannier, s.: paniere, m., cesta, f.
panoply, s.: panoplia, f.
panorama, S.: panorama, m.
pànsy, s.: viola del pensiero, f.
pànti, s.: anelito, m.; palpitazione, f.
pant2, INTR.: anelare, ansare; palpita-
re: — for breath, ansare.
pantaldon, s.: abito da pantalone, m.;
pantaloni, m. pl.; buffone, m.
pan-theism, s.: panteismo, m. -the-
ist, S.: panteista, m. -théon, S.: pan-
teone, m.
panther, s.: pantera, f.
pàntile, s.: tegola, f., tegolino, m.
pànting, s.: anelito, ansamento, m. -ly,
ADV.: con palpito di cuore.
pàntler, s.: panettiere, m.
pantòfle}, s.: pantofola, pianella, f.
pàntograph, s.: pantografo, m.
pànto-mime, s.: pantomimo, istrione, m.
-mimic(al), ADJ.: di pantomimo.
pantry, S.: dispensa, f., guardavivan-
de, m.
pap, S.: papilla; pappa, f., pan cotto, m.
papà, s.: babbo, m. (voce fanciullesca).
pa-paey, s.: papato, pontificato, m. -pal,
ADJ.: papale, pontificale.
m. -atic,
papaverous
papàverous, ADJ.: di papavero; sonni-
fero.
paperi, S.: carta, f.; giornale, m.:
blotting —, carta sugante, f.; —s, scrit-
ture, f. pl., giornali, m. pl. paper2,
TR.: coprire di carta. -currency, S.:
carta moneta, f. “cutter, S.: taglia-
carta, m. -hanger, S.: paratore, tapez-
ziere, n. »maker,sS.: cartaio, cartaro,
m. -manufactory, s.: fabbrica di
carta, f. -manufacturer, s.: fabrica-
tore di carta, m. mill, s.: cartiera (da
fabbricare la carta), f. money, S.:
carta moneta, f.. =seller, S.: cartaio,
m. estaining, S.: marezzo, Mm. =win-
dows, S. PL.: impannate, f. pl.
papilio}, s.: farfalla, f., papiglione, m.
-naceous, ADJ.: papilionaceo.
papil-lary, -lous, ADJ.: papillare.
pa-pism, S.: papismo, m. -pist, s.: pa-
pista, m. -pistic(al), ADJ.: papistico,
de’ papisti. -pistry, S.: papismo, m.;
religione Romana, f.
papoose, s.: bambino indiano, m.
pàppous, ADJ.: papposo.
pappy, ADJ.: molle, morbido, sugoso.
papyrus, S.: papiro, m.
pàpulous, ADJ.: pieno di pustule.
par, ADJ.: pari, uguale ; s.: pari, m., ugua-
lità, f.; equivalente, m.: above —, sopra
il pari; be at —, esser uguale; on a —
with, uguale a.
par-able, s.: parabola, allegoria, simili-
tudine, f. -Abola, s.: parabola, f. -abòl-
ic(al), ADJ.: parabolico, di parabola.
-abòlically, ADV.: in maniera di para-
bola. -a&bolism, s.: parabolismo, m.
paràchronism, S.: paracronismo, m.
pàraehute, s.: paracadute, m.
Paraclete, s.: Spirito Santo, m.
parade, s.: parata ; ostentazione, mostra ;
piazza d'arme, f.: make a — of, fare
sfoggio di.
paradigm, s.: modello, esempio, m.
pàra-dise, s.: paradiso, m. -disiacal,
-disian, ADJ.: di paradiso.
para-dox, s.: paradosso, m. -déxical,
ADJ.: paradosso, strano. -déxically,
ADV.: in modo paradosso.
pàragoni, s.: capo d'opera; modello
perfetto. paragon2, TR.: paragonare,
comparare.
pàra-graph, s.: paragrafo, m. -gràph-
ically, ADV.: in paragrafi, a paragrafi.
parallactic(al), ADI. : parallatico.
Parallax, s.: paralasse, f.
pàral-lel1, ADJ.: paralello, equidistante :
— line, linea paralella, f. -lel2,s.: li-
nea paralella; comparazione, f. -lel3,
TR.: paragonare, assomigliare. -lelism,
8.: paralellismo, m. -lélogram, S.:
paralellogrammo, m.
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paràl-ogism, s.: paralogismo, m. -ogize,
TR.: sottilizzare, sofisticare. i
par-àlysis, s.: paralisia, f. -alytic, s.:
paralitico, m. -alytic(al), ADI.: para-
litico. -alyze, TR.: paralizzare, privare
di moto. —~
pà ramòunti, ADI. : superiore; sovrano,
supremo, primo. paramount2, S.: capo,
padrone, m.
paramour, s: amante, innamorato, m.
pàranymph, s.: paraninfo, m.
parapet, s.: parapetto, m.; sponda, f.
paraphernalia, s.: paraferna, soprad-
dota, f.
para-phrase1, s.: parafrasi, interpreta-
zione, f. -phrase2, TR.: commentare.
-phrast, s.: parafraste, commentatore,
m. -phrastic(al), ADJ.: parafrastico.
-phrastically, ADV.. parafrasticamen-
te.
pàrasang, S.:
cinquanta stadi).
para-site, s.: parasito; ghiottone, m.
-sitic(al), ADJ.: parasitico, di parasito.
-sitically, ADV.: in modo parasitico.
pàrasol, s.: parasole, m., ombrella, f.
pàravaunti, ADV.: in fronte, pubblica-
mente.
parboil, TR.: sobbollire, mezzobollire.
pareell,s.: particella, picciola porzione,
f.: by —s, a minuto; — of rogues, briga-
ta di furfanti, f.; be part and — of, far
parte integrante di; make up a —, fare
un pacco (involto). parcelz, TR.: divi-
dere; spartire, sminuzzare. -ling, S.:
spartimento, m.
pàreener, S.: (jur.) coerede, m.
parch, TR.: abbruciare, seccare; INTR.:
essere abbruciato. -ed, ADJ.: secco, adu-
sto. -edness, S.: secchezza, adustione,
f. -ing, s.: seccamento, m., adustione, f.
parchment, s.: pergamena, carta peco-
ra, f. -maker, s.: pergamenaio, m.
pàrd, -ale}, s.: leopardo, liopardo, m.
pàrdoni, s.: perdono, m.; grazia, f.:
general —, amnistia, f.; I beg your —, vi
chieggo perdono. pardon 2, TR.: perdo-
nare; far grazia: — me, mi perdoni, per-
doni, perdonatemi. -able, ADJ.: perdo-
nabile, scusabile. -ably, ADV.: in modo
scusabile. -er, S.: perdonatore, scusato-
re, m.
pare, TR.: pareggiare, scortecciare, scro-
stare (pane); affilare: — the nails, ta-
gliare le unghie.
paregoric(al), ADI.: paregorico, lenitivo.
parénchyma, 8.: parenchima, m.
par-ent, s.: padre, genitore, m.; madre,
f.: — state, madre patria, f. -entage,
s.: parentado, m.; stirpe, f. -émtal,
ADJ.: paterno, di parenti; materno.
parentation}, s.: parentazione, f.
parentation
parasanga, f. (misura di
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parén-thesis, S.: parentesi, f. -thét-
ical, ADJ.: tra parentesi. -thétically,
ADV.: tra parentesi; incidentalmente.
parénticide, s.: parricida, m.
parer, s.: rosolo, f., incastro, m.
DENSE: s.: intonacato, m. pareet
Yintonacare. -er,8.: intonacatore, m
parheliga, i : pareglio, m
parietal, ADJ.: murale.
paring, s.: ritaglio, m.; scorza, f.
-knife, s.: trinciante di calzolaio, m.
pàr-ish i, s.: parrocchia, f.: —-church,
chiesa parrocchiale, f.; —-priest, parroco,
m.; be on the —, essere nella lista dei po-
veri. -ish 2, ADJ.: parrocchiale, di parroc-
chia. -ishioner, s.: parrocchiano, m.
parisyllabic(al), apJ.: parasillabico.
paritor, s.: cursore, bidello, m.
parity, s.: parità, ugualità, similitudine,
simiglianza, f.
pàrk1,s.: parco, serraglio d’ animali, m
park2, tR.: mettere in un parco, rin-
chiudere. -er, «keeper, 8.: custode di
parco, m.
pàr-lanee, s.: conversazione, conferen-
za, f. -ley1,S.: conferenza, f.; parla-
mento, m.: beat a —, sound a —, suonare
la chiamata. -ley2, INTR.: parlamenta-
re; conferire. -liament, s.: parlamen-
to; senato, m.: act of —, legge, f.; the
houses of —, le due camere (dei Comuni e
dei Lordi). -liaméntary, ADJ.: parla-
mentario. -liament-man, s.: membro
di parlamento, m.
pàrlo(u)r, s.: sala, f.; parlatorio, m.:
little —, salottino, m.
parlous}, ADJ.: attivo, vivace; gaio;
astuto. -ness}, S.: vivacità, prontezza, f.
Parmesàn, s.: parmigiano, m. (cacio).
parò-chial, -chian, ADJ.: parrocchiale,
della parrocchia.
parody !,s.: parodia, f. parody 2, TR.:
parodiare, travestire.
parenthesis
parole, s.: parola; promessa, f.
paro-nomasia, -nòmasy, S.: parano-
masia, f.
paroquet, s.: parrocchetto, specie di pic-
colo papparallo, m.
paròtis, s.: (anat.) parotide,f.
paroxysm, S.: parossismo, m.
parri-eide, s.: parricida, m.
~eidious, ADJ.: di parricida.
parrot, s : pappagallo, m.
pàrry, TR.: parare; evitare.
parse, TR.: spiegare le parti d’ orazione.
parsimo-nious, ADJ.: parco, economo.
-niously, ADV.: con parsimonia. -nious-
ness, parsimo-ny, S.: parsimonia, f.;
risparmio, m.; economia, f.
pàrsley, s.: petrosemolo, petrosello, m
parsnip, s.: pastinaca, f.: wild —, sisa-
ro, m.; yellow —, carota, f.
-eidal,
partitive
parson, s.: ministro, curato, m.
s.: beneficio (d’ una parrocchia), m.
del curato, f.
parti,s.: parte, porzione, f.; personag-
gio; dovere, debito, m.: —s, mezzi, ta-
lenti, m. pl.; the greater —, la maggior
parte; the —s of speech, le parti del di-
scarno; — by —, partitamente; for my
—, per me, in quanto a me; for the most
—, la maggior parte del tempo, ordinaria-
mente ; in some —, in qualche parte; on
all —s, da per tutto; man of —s, uomo
garbato, uomo di talento, m.; do the — of
one, tenere la vece d’ uno; take ones —,
pigliar le parti d’uno; take in good —,
pigliare in buona parte; take in ill —, pi-
gliare in cattiva parte. part2, TR.: di-
sunire, separare, dividere ; INTR : separar-
si; partirsi: — asunder, bipartirsi; — a
fray, spartire una contesa. -able, ADI.:
partibile, spartibile. -age, s.: sparti-
mento, m.; divisione, f. ~
partak-e, IRR.; (IN)TR.: participare, avere
parte: — of a thing, avere (prendere) parte
di una cosa. -er, S.: participatore, m.
pàrter, S.: partitore, m.
partérre, s.: giardino da fiori a aiuole, m.
pàr-tial, ADI.: parziale; favorevole.
-tiàlity, s.: parzialità, f. -tialize,
TR.: parzialeggiare, favorire; INTR.: esser
parziale. -tially, ADV.: parzialmente,
con parzialità.
partibility, s.: divisibilita, separabilita,
f. partible, ADJ.: partibile, divisibile.
partiei-pable, ADJ.: che può esser par-
ticipato. -pant, ADI: participante.
-pate, TR.: participare, aver parte. -pa-
tion, S.: participazione, f., participa-
mento, m.
partieip-ial, ADJ.: di participio.
ly, ADv.: a modo di participio.
eip-le, s.: participio, m.
par-ticle, s.: particola; particella, f.
-ticular, ADJ.: particolare, singolare,
speciale; individuale; s.: particolare, m.,
particolarità, f.: —s, particolari, m. pl.,
circostanze, particolarità, f. pl.; in —, in
ispecie, particolarmente; — of an estate,
inventario, m. -ticulàrity, s.: parti-
colarità, singolarità, f. -ticularize, TR.:
particolarizzare, distinguere ‘ particolar-
mente. -ticularly, ADV.: particolar
mente, distintamente.
pàrting,s.: partimento, spartimento, m. ;
partita, partenza, f.: — cup, buona ma-
no, mancia, f.
partisan, S.:
no, m.
par-tition!, s.: partizione, f., spartimen-
to, m.: — wall, muro di mezzo, m. -ti-
tion2, TR.: dividere in parti distinti.
par-titive, ADJ.: partitivo.
rage,
.; Casa
-ial-
parti-
partigiana, f.; partigia-
partly
part-ly, ADV.: in parte, in qualche modo.
-neri,8.: associato, socio, compagno, m.:
managing —, socio gerente; sleeping —,
socio accomandante. -ner2, (IN)TR.: as-
sociare; associarsi. -nership, S.: so-
cietà; associazione, f. enter into — with,
entrare in società con; take one into —,
associarsi uno.
partridge, S.:
perniciotto, m.
parta-rient, ADJ.: partoriente.
tion, S.: parto, m.
party, S.: parte; fazione; persona, f.;
(pol.) partito, m., fazione, f.; (mil.) di-
staccamento, m.: evening —, veglia, se-
rata, conversazione, f.; dinner —, pran-
zo, m.; be a — to a thing, make one’s self
— in a thing, prender parte in qualche
cosa, interessarsi. =coloured, ADJ.: di
più colori. «jury, S.: giurati spartiti,
m. pl. »man,s.: fazioso; sedizioso, m.
-wall, s.: muro divisorio, m.
pàrvenu, s.: nuovo ricco, m.
pas, 8.: passo, m.; precedenza, f.
pàschal, aDJ.: pasquale.
pish!, s.: capo; colpo, m.
TR.: ammaccare.
pasigraphy, s.: pasigrafia, f.
pasque-flower, S.: anemone, f.
pasquinade, s.: pasquinata, f.
passI,S.: passo; passaggio: grado, sta-
to, m., situazione, f.; stretto; colpo, m.,
botta, f.; passaporto, m.: come to —, ac-
cadere, avvenire. pass2, (IN)TR.: pas-
sare, trapassare; trasferire; fuggire;
morire: — a compliment upon one, fare
un complimento ad uno; — a judgment,
— a sentence, sentenziare, giudicare; —
the time, consumare il tempo: — one’s
word, dar sua parola, impegnarsi; —
along, passare per; — away, andare via;
consumare; — by, passare sotto silenzio ;
perdonare; negligere; — for, essere sup-
posto; — on, trapassare; sfuggirsi; —
over, omettere, trascurare; — round, far
circolare. -able, ADI. : passabile ; tolle-
rabile
passado, s.: botta, f., colpo, m. :
Passage, S.: passaggio, trapasso ; evento,
caso, accidente ; affare, m. -money,S.:
prezzo del tragitto, m.
pàssenger, S.: passeggiere, viandante,
m.: effects of —s, roba di passeggiere, f.;
(rail.) —s room, stanza de’ passaggieri,
f. =carriage, S.: (rail.) vagone da
persone, m. train, S.: treno di per-
sone, m.
Passer, S.: passatore, viandante, m.
passibility, s.: passibilita, f.
passible, ADJ.: passibile. -ness = pas-
sibility.
pàssingI, ADJ.: supremo, eminente, ec-
pernice, f.: young —,
-ri-
pash2,
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cellente. passing 2, ADV.: estremamen-
te. bell, s.: campana a mortorio, f.
pàssion, s.: passione, f., affetto; amore,
m.: be in a —, essere in collera; get into
a —, mettersi in collera; vent one's —,
sfogare la collera. -ate, ADJ.: appassio-
nato, collerico. -ate, TR.: passionare.
-ately, ADV.: iratamente, ardentemente.
-ateness, s.: disposizione alla collera, f.,
ardore, m.; impazienza, f. =flower, S.:
fior della passione, m. -less, ADJ.: senza
passione, tranquillo. -week,sS.: setti
mana della passione, f.
pàs-sive, ADI. : passivo. -sively, ADV.:
passivamente. -siveness, -sivity, S.:
passività, f. l
Pàss-over, S.: pasqua de’ giudei, f.
passport, s.: passaporto, m.
pàstI, ADJ.: passato, scorso, scaduto, an-
dato: in times —, altre volte; be —
shame, esser sfacciato; — all doubt, ol-
tre ogni dubbio; — one o’clock, un’ ora
passata; u quarter — one, un’ ora e un
quarto. past2, PREP.: al di là, sopra,
fuori.
paste 1, s.. pasta, colla, f. paste 2, TR.:
impastare, incollare. -board, s.: carto-
ne, m. -board, ADJI.: fatto di cartone.
-board-maker, s.: cartolaio, m.
pastèl, s.: (paint.) pastello, m.
pastern, s.: pastoia, f., garretto (del ca-
vallo), m.
pas-til, -tille, s.: pastiglia, f.
pastime, s.: passatempo; diporto, diver-
timento, m.
pastor, S.: pastore, rettore, curato, m.
-al, ADJ.: pastorale; di pastore; S.: pa-
storale, egloga, f. -ate, s.: pastorato,
uffizio di pastore, m. slike, ADJ.: pa-
storale, di pastore. -ship = pastorate.
pastry, S.: pasticceria, f. cook, S.:
pasticciere, m.
pàstur-able, ADJ.: proprio a pasturare.
-age, -e, S.: pastura, f.; pasto, pascolo,
m.; TR.: pasturare, pascolare; pascere.
-e-ground, s.: pastura, f., pascolo, m.
pasty, S.: pasticcio, m.
pati, ADJ.: convenevole, proprio, oppor-
tuno. pat2,s.: piccol colpo, m., botta
leggiera, f. pat 3, TR.: dare una percos-
sa leggiera: — at the door, picchiare alla
porta.
patchi,s.: pezza; toppa, f.; pezzo, pez-
zetto (sul viso), m. patch, TR.: rappez-
zare, rattoppare: — one’s face, mettere
nei sul viso; — up, stuccare (un muro);
racconciare. -er, S.: racconciatore, rap-
pezzatore, m. -work, s.: rappezzatura,
f., rappezzamento ; racconciamento, m.
pate, s.: testa; zucca, f.; capo; goffo, m.
patefaction, s.: dichiarazione, manife-
stazione, f.
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paten, s.: patena, f. (vaso sacro); piat-
to, m.
patent!, ADJ.: patente; privilegiato; S.:
patente, lettera patente, f.; brevetto, m.
patent2, TR.: accordare una patente a.
«cap, 8.: capsula, f. -ed, ADJ.: brevet-
tato. -6e, S.: che riceve una patente.
=office, S.: ufficio di brevetti, m.
pater-nal, ADJ.: paternale, paterno.
-nity, S.: paternità, f.
path, s.: sentiero, calle, m.; via, stra-
da, f.
pathétic(al), ADI.: patetico, energico.
-ly, ADV.: in modo patetico, energica-
mente. -ness, S.: energia; sensibilità, f.
pfthless. ADJ.: senza sentiero, imprati-
cabile.
pa-thological, ADI.: patologico. -thol-
ogy, S.: patologia, f.
pathos, s.: energia movente le passioni, f.
pathway, s.: sentiero, m.; via, strada, f.
patible}, ADJ.: passabile, tollerabile.
patibulary, ADJ.: di patibolo, di forca.
patien-ee, S.: pazienza, sofferenza, tol-
leranza, f.: be out of —, rinnegar la pa-
zienza; take —, prender pazienza; tire
out ones —, far perder la pazienza ad
uno. -t, ADJ.: paziente; sofferente; S.:
paziente, ammalato, m. -tly, ADV.: pa-
zientemente, con pazienza.
patin(e), s.: patena, f., coperchio del ca-
lice, m.
pàt-ly, ADV.: convenevolmente, comoda-
paten
mente, a proposito. -mess, S.: adatta-
mento, m., comodità, f.
patri-arch, s.: patriarca, m. -archal,
ADJ.: patriarcale, di patriarca. -areh-
ate, -archship, S.: patriarcato, m.
patri-cian, ADJ.: patrizio, senatorio; S.:
patrizio, uomo nobile, m. -ciate,s.: pa-
triziato, m.
patricide, s.: patricida; patricidio, m.
patrimò-nial, ADJ.: patrimoniale, di pa-
trimonio. -nially, ADV.: di patrimonio.
pàtrimo-ny, s.: patrimonio, m.
patri-ot, s.: patriotta; paesano, m. -dtic,
ADJ.: patriottico. -otism, S.: patriot-
tismo, amor di patria, m.
patròei-nate, TR.: patrocinare, proteg-
gere. -nation, S.: patrocinio, m., pro-
tezione, f.
patrol, s.: pattugglia, ronda, f. pa-
trol2, TR.: fare la ronda.
patron, s.: padrone, protettore, difen-
sore, m.: — saint, santo protettore.
pàtron-agei, s.: padronaggio ; padrona-
to, m. -age2, TR.: patrocinare, proteg-
gere, difendere: under the — of, sotto il
patronato di. -al, ADJ.: di padrone.
«ess, S.: padronezza, protettrice, f. -ize,
TR.: patrocinare, favorire; difendere.
-izer, S.: patrocinatore, m. -less pda-,
peace-breaker
ADJ.: senza protettore. -ship pi-, s.:
protettorato, m., protezione, f.
patronymic, ADJ.: patronimico.
patten, s.: zoccolo; pattino; basamento
(di colonna), m. maker, s.: zocco-
laio, m.
patter, INTR.. scalpitare, strepitare.
pattern, s.: modello, esempio, m.
patty, S.: pasticcietto, m.
paueity, S.: pochezza, f., piccolo nume-
ro, M.
p&Aunchi, s.: pancia, f.
TR.. sventrare, sbudellare.
ADJ.: panciuto.
pauper, S.: povero, indigente, m.
S.: povertà, f.
paus-e1,S.: pausa, fermata, f. -e2,INTR.:
pausare; fermarsi, pensare, riflettere. -er,
S.: che pausa. -ing, S.: pausa; medita-
zione, considerazione, f.
pav-e, TR.: lastricare; appianare: —
with bricks, ammattonare; — with peb-
bles, selciare. -ement, S.: pavimento,
lastricato, m. -er, -ier, S.: lastricato-
re, m.
pavilion I, s.: padiglione, m., tenda, f.;
(nav.) stendardo, m. pavilion2, TR.:
fornire di tende; alloggiare.
paving, S.: lastricare, m.
battipalo, m., mazzeranga, f.
piwi, s.: zampa, f. pawz, (IN)TR:
zampettare, zampare; stazzonare, maneg-
giare; carezzare.
pàwni, s.: pegno, gaggio, m.; pedona,
pedina, f.: lend upon —, prestar con pe-
gno. pawn2,TR.: impegnare, dare in
pegno. broker, s.: che impresta col
pegno, prestatore, m. -shop, S.: monte
di pietà, m.
pay, s.: paga, f., pagamento, soldo, sa-
lario, m. pay2, TR.: pagare; rimunera-
re; soddisfare; scontare: — in advance,
pagare anticipatamente; — one’s debts,
pagare i suoi debiti; — one’s respects,
salutare, riverire; .— a rope, impeciare
una fune; — a visit, rendere una visita;
— back, restituire il pagato; — down,
pagare contanti; — off, bastonare; puni-
re. -able, ADI.: pagabile, da pagarsi.
=day, s.: giorno di pagamento, m. -er,
S.: pagatore, m. -ing = payment.
-master, S.: pagatore; tesoriere, m.
-ment, s.: pagamento, salario, m.
péa, s.: pisello, m.
péaeel, S.: pace; tranquillità, quiete;
riconciliazione, f.; accordo, m.: hold your
—! tacete! zitto! the kings —, l’ ordine
publico ; justice of the —, giudice di pace.
peace 2, INTERI.: silenzio, tacete ! -able,
ADJ.: pacifico, tranquillo. -ableness,
S.: umore pacifico, m., tranquillità, f.
-ably, ADV.: tranquillamente. -break-
paunch2,
-bellied,
-ism,
«beetle, s.:
peaceful
er, S.: che turba la pace. -ful, ADI.:
pacifico, tranquillo. -fally, ADV.: pacifi-
camente, in pace. -fulmess, S.: pace;
tranquillità, f.; riposo, m. «maker, s.:
pacificatore, riconciliatore ; mediatore, m.
«offering, S.: sacrificio propiziatorio, m. ;
offerta propiziatoria.
péach 1,5.: pesca, f.; persico, m. peach 2,
accusare, dinunziare. -coloured, ADJ.:
di color di pesca.
péacher, S.: accusatore, m.
péachick, s.: pavoncello, m.
péach-tree, S.: persico, pesco, m.
péa-cock, S.: pavone, paone, m. -hen,
s.: pavonessa, f.
péak!, s.: sommità, cima; estremità, f.
peak2, TR.: avere I’ aria d'esser amma-
lato; esser malaticcio. -img, ADJ.: ma-
laticcio. -imgmess, S.: stato malatic-
cio, m.
péali, s.: scampanata, f.; schiamazzo,
m.: — of hail, burrasca di gragnuola, f.;
— of thunder, scroscio, scoppio di tuono,
m. peal2, TR.. assalire con istrepito;
INTR.: scampanare.
péanut, s.: sorta di noci americani,
m. pl.
péar, s.: pera, f.
psarli, s.: perla; maglia nell'occhio;
(print.) parigina, f.; mother of —, madre
perla, f. pearl2, TR.: perlare, ornare
di perle. -eyed, ADJ.: che ha una ma-
glia nel? occhio. -y, ADJ.: pieno di perle;
perlato.
péar-tree, S.: pero, m.
péasant, s.: contadino, m.; contadina, f.:
— boy, contadinello ; — girl, contadinella.
-like, ADJ.: rustico, rozzo. -ry, S.: con-
tadini, campagnuoli, m. pl.
psas-cod, s.: baccello di piselli, m.
-e-porridge, S.: zuppa di piselli, f.
péat, s.: terra di torba, torba, f. -bog,
8.: torbera, f.
péb-ble, s.: selce, selice, f.
pieno di selci.
-bly = pebbled.
peccability, s.: peccabilità, f.
péccable, ADI. : peccabile.
peccadillo,s.:peccadiglio, peccatuzzo, m.
pécean-ey, s.: cattiva qualità, f.; difetto,
m. -t, ADJ.: peccante; colpevole ; (med.)
nocivo.
pécki, s.: profenda, f.; quarto di staio,
m. ‘peck2, TR.: beccare; percuotere;
biasimare, riprendere. -er, 8.: picco
verde, m. (uccello).
péckled, ADJ.: macchiato, taccato.
péetorali, ADJ.: pettorale; stomacale.
pectoral 2, s.: pettorale, rimedio petto-
rale, m.
pécu-late, INTR.: rubare il danaro pub-
blico. -latign, s.: peculato, m. -la-
-bled, ADJ.:
-ble-stone = pebble.
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tor, s.: rubatore del danaro pubblico,
concussionario, m.
peci-liar, ADJ.: peculiare, particolare,
singolare; proprio. -liàrity, S.: parti-
colarità, singolarità, f. -liarize, TR.:
render peculiare, appropriare. -liarly,
ADV.: peculiarmente, particolarmente, sin-
golarmente, segnatamente. -liarness,
S.: appropriazione, f.
pecù-niary, ADJ.: pecuniario.
ADJ.: pecunioso, ricco.
pedagogic(al), apJ.: da pedagogo.
péd-agogue, S.: pedagogo, pedante, m.
-agogy, S.: pedagogia; istruzione, f.
pedal, ADI. : di piede, col piede.
pédals, s. PL.: pedali, m. pl.
pedaneous, ADJ.: pedaneo, pedestre.
péd-ant, s.: pedante; pedagogo, m. -an-
tic(al), ADJ.: pedantesco, di pedante.
-Antically, ADV.: in modo pedantesco.
-antlike, ADJ.: pedantescamente, da
pedante. -antism, s.: pedantismo, m.
-antry, S.: pedanteria, f.
péddle, INTR.: fare il merciaiuolo ; baloc-
care.
pédestal, s.: piedestallo, m.
pedés-trian, ADJ.: pedestre, m., pedone.
-trious, ADJ.: pedestre.
pédicle, s.: pedicciuolo, m.
pedicular, ADJ.: pediculare, pidocchioso.
pédigree, s.: genealogia; stirpe, f.
pédiment, s.: (arch.) frontone, m.
péd-lar, -ler, s.: merciaiuolo, mercan-
tuzzo ambulante, m. -lery,'s.: mercan-
ziuole; bagatelle, f. pl.
pedobaptism, s.: battesimo de’ bambi-
ni, m.
pedòmeter, s.: odometro, m.
pedinele, s.: (bot.) pedoncolo, m.
peeki, s.: rancore, livore; (nav.) picco, m.
peek2,TR.: (nav.) drizzare, imbroncare.
péel1, s.: scorza, pelle. peel2,s.: (bak.)
pala, f. peel3, TR.: scortecciare, mon-
dare, sbucciare ; rubare: — barley, mon-
dare dell orzo; — an egg, sbucciare un
uovo; — hemp, maciullare della canapa;
— off, scorticarsi, scortecciarsi. -er, S.:
scorticatore ; rubatore, m.
péep!, s.: spuntare del giorno, m.; oc-
chiata, f. peep2,INTR.: spuntare; guar-
dare di segreto; pigolare: — in, guarda-
re dentro ; far capolino; — out, spuntare ;
— over, morire. -er, S.: pulcino; va-
gheggiatore, m. hole, -ing-hole, s..
buco da spiare, m.
peri, INTR.: apparire; spiare. peer 2,
s.: pari; ottimato; uguale, compagno, m.
-age, -dom, s.: dignità di pari, f.; do-
minio d’un pari, m. -ess, s.: moglie d’ un
pari; donna nobile, f. -less, ADJ.: senza
pari, incomparabile. -lessness, s.: in-
comparabilità, f.
peerlessness
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péevish, ADJ.: bisbetico, ritroso, capric-
cioso, dispettoso. -ly, ADV.: ritrosa-
mente; con umore. -mess, S.: irascibi-
lita, f.; umor strano, capriccio, m.
pègi!, s.: cavicchia, caviglia, f.; attacca-
panni; piuolo; brocco; bischero, m.: take
down a —, calare, abbassare, umiliare,
far chinare le corna a. peg2, TR.. in-
cavigliare, attaccare con caviglie: —
away, tirar via, sbrigarsi.
Pégasus, S.: pegaso, m.
pelf, s.: ricchezze, f. pl.; gruzzolo, m.
pélican, s.: pellicano, m. (uccello).
pelîsse, s.: pelliccia, f.
péll, s.: pelle, f.
péllet, s.: pallottola, picciola palla, f.
pelliele, s.: pellicola, f.
péllitory, s.: (bot.) parietaria, f.
pellméll, apv.: confusamente, alla rin-
fusa.
pellù-eid, ADJ.: lucido, trasparente.
-eidity, -eidness, s.: trasparenza, f.
pélti, s.: pelle, f., cuoio, m.; targa, f.
pelt 2, tR.: lanciare sopra, tirare: — with
stones, lapidare. -img1, ADJ.: battendo;
a pioggia.
pélting } 2, ADJ.: povero, misero, vile.
pélt-monger, s.: pellicciaio, pellicciere,
m. -ry,S.: pellicceria, f.
pélvis, s.: pelvi, f.
péni, s.: penna: cut a —, make a —,
temperare una penna. pen2,s.: stia, f.
pen 3, TR.: scrivere. pem4, TR.: rin-
chiudere, ingobbiare.
pénal, ADJ.: penale, di pena.
pénalty, s.: penalità; punizione, f.
pénanee, s.: penitenza, contrizione, f.
penates, s. PL.: dei penati, m. pl.
pén-case, s.: pennaiuolo, m.
pénee, cf. penny.
péneill, s.: lapis, m., matita, f.; pen-
nello, m. pencil2, TR.: pennellare, de-
lineare colla matita; abbozzare. case,
S.: matitatoio, m.
pén-dant, s.: pendente; orecchino, cion-
dolo; (nav.) pennone, m. -denee, S.:
pendenza, declività, inclinazione, f. -den-
ey, S.: sospensione, f., indugio, m.
-dent, -ing, ADJ.: pendente, indeciso.
-dulòsity, S.: sospensione, f. -du-
lous, ADJ.: pendolo, pendente ; irresolu-
to. -dulousness = pendulosity. -du-
lum, s.: pendolo; oriuolo a tavola, m.
-dulum-clock, s.: oriuolo a pendolo,
oriuolo a tavola, m.
penetrability, s.: penetrabilità, f.
pén-etrable, ADJ.: penetrabile. -etran-
€y,S.: penetramento, m. -etrant, ADJ.:
penetrante; acuto. -etrate, (IN)TR.:
penetrare, passare alle parti interiori;
muovere. -etration, s.: penetrazione;
acutezza, sottigliezza (d’ingegno), f.
peevish
penury
-etrative, ADJ.: penetrativo, penetran-
te. -etrativeness, s.: penetrabilità, f.
pén-ful, s.: pennata, f. -holder, s.:
portapenna, m.
pénguin, S.: pinguino, m.
peninsu-la, s.: penisola, f.
ADI. : penisolare.
péni-tenee, -teney, S.: penitenza, f.,
pentimento, m. -temt, ADJ.: penitente,
contrito; S.: penitente, m. -tèntial,
ADJ.: penitenziale; 8: penitenziale, m.
(libro). -tèntiary, S.: penitenziere,
confessore, m. -tently, ADV.: con peni-
tenza; con contrizione.
pén-knife, s.: temperino, temperatoio,
-lated,
m. -man,s.: maestro di scrittura; au-
tore, m. -manship, S.: calligrafia;
scrittura, f.
pén-nant, s.: paranchino, pennone, m.
-nated, ADJ.: pennato, pennuto.
pénner, s.: scrittore, m.
penniless, ADJ.: senza danari, povero.
pénnon, s.: pennoncello, m.
pénny (pl. pence), s.: soldo inglese (= due
soldi), m. -grass, S.: (bot.) stafisagra, f.
-less = penniless. =post, S.: posto d'un
soldo (in Londra), f. -réyal, s.: (bot.)
puleggio, m. =weight,s.: danaio; scro-
polo, m. wise, ADJ.: avaro, sordido.
-wort, s.: (bot.) menta salvatica, f.
-worth, s.: prezzo per un soldo, m.
pénsile, ADJI.: pensile, sospeso. -ness,
S.: pendenza, sospensione, f.
pènsion I, s.: pensione, f., stipendio, m.
pension 2, TR.: assegnare una pensione,
stipendiare : retire on a —, essere giubi-
lato. -ary, ADJ.: posseduto d’ una pen-
sione; 8.: stipendiario, stipendiato, m.
-er, S.: pensionato, stipendiato; dipen-
dente, militare pensionato, m.
pensive, ADJ.: pensoso, pensieroso. -ly,
ADV.: pensierosamente, in modo pensiero-
so. -ness, S.: aria (natura) pensiosa;
pensamento, m.; mestizia, f.
pént, ADJ.: rinchiuso, rinserrato.
pèntachord, s.: pentacordo, m.
pén-tagon, S.: (geom.) pentagono, m.
-tàgonal, ADJ.: pentagono. -tame-
ter, S.: pentametro, m. -tastyle, ADI.:
portico di cinque ordini di colonne, m.
-tateuch, S.: pentateuco, m. -tecost,
s.: festa dello Spirito santo, f.
pént-house, -ieej, S.: tettoia, rimes-
sa, f.
penùlti-ma, s.: penultima sillaba, f.
-mate, ADI. : penultimo.
penumbra, s.: penombra, f.
penù-rious, ADJ.: avaro, sordido, spilor-
cio; penurioso, scarso. -riously, ADV.:
avaramente, sordidamente. -riousness,
S.: avarizia, spilorceria, f. pénu-ry, S.:
penuria, indigenza, f.
pen-wiper
pén-wiper, s.: nettapenna, m.
peony, S.: (bot.) peonia, f.
people, s.: popolo, m., nazione, gente, f.:
common —, bassa gente, f., volgo, popo-
laccio, m., plebe, f.; fashionable —, il bel
mondo; many —, molta gente, molte per-
sone; of the —, popolano; throng of —,
calca di gente, f.; — say, si dice. peo-
ple2, TR.: popolare, mettere popolo ;
INTR.: popolarsi.
pépper!, S.: pepe, m. pepper2, TR.:
impepare, condire con pepe. =box, S.:
pepaiuola, f. corn, S.: seme di pepe,
m.; (fig.) bagatella, f. -mint, s.: (bot.)
menta piperina, f.
pèpsine, s.: pepsina, f.
péptic, ADI. : (med.) digestivo.
per, PREP.: per.
peracate, ADI. : acutissimo.
peradvénture, ADV.: per avventura, a
caso: without —, senza dubbio, senza fallo.
perambu-late, TR.: andare attorno, gi-
rare. -lation, s.: andare attorno, giro,
m. -lator, S.: odometro, m. (strumento);
carrozzetta da bambino, f.
pereéi-vable, ADJ.: percettibile; sensi-
bile. -vably, ADV.: percettibilmente,
visibilmente. -ve, TR.: concepire, com-
prendere ; osservare ; scoprire, accorger-
si: — beforehand, presentire.
percéntage, S.. quantità per cento, f.
per-eéptibility, S.: qualità percettibile,
percezione, f. -eéptible, ADJ.: percet-
tibile; sensibile. -eéptibleness = per-
ceptibility. -eéptibly, ADV.: in modo
percettibile. -eéption, S.: percezione,
comprensione ; capacità; intelligenza, f.
-eéptive, ADJ.: percettibile, intelligen-
te. -eéptivity, s.: facoltà da com-
prendere, percezione, f.
pérchi, s.: pertica, f.
alberare.
perchanee, ADV.: forse, per avventura,
a caso.
pereipient, ADJ.: percipiente.
pérco-late, TR.: feltrare, colare. -la-
tion, s.: feltrazione, f., colamento, m.
‘per-cùss, TR.: percuotere; bussare.
-cùssion, S.: percussione, percossa, f.:
— cap, capsula di fucile a-percussione, f. ;
— gun, fucile a percussione, schioppo a
percussione, schioppo a capsula, m.
perdition, s.: perdizione, rovina, f.
per-dat,s.: sentinella avanzata, f. -duz,
-due, ADV.: in aguato; occultamente.
perdu-rable}, ADJ.: perdurabile, perma-
nente. -rably}, ADV.: perdurabilmente ;
sempre. -ration{, s.: durazione, lunga
durata, continuazione, f. .
péregri-nate, INTR.: peregrinare, viag-
giare. -natign, s.: peregrinazione, f.,
viaggio, m. -nator, S.: peregrinatore,
perch 2, INTR.:
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-ne, ADJ.: peregrino,
pericranium
viaggiatore, m.
straniero.
perémp-t, TR.: uccidere; ammazzare.
-tion, 8.: (jur.) estinzione, f.
pèrempto-rily, ADV.: perentoriamente,
decisivamente. -riness, s.: decisione,
determinazione, f. -ry, ADJ.: perentorio,
decisivo.
perén-nial, ADJ.: perenne, perpetuo.
-nity, s.: perpetuità; continuanza, f.
pér-fect I, ADJ.: perfetto, compiuto; pu-
ro; S.: (gram.) perfetto, m. -fect2,
TR.: perfezionare; compire, terminare,
finire. -fecter, S.: perfezionatore, m.
-féctible, ADJ.: perfettibile. -fècting,
S.: compimento, m. -fèction, s.: per-
fezione, f., compimento, m.; eccellenza, f.
-féctionate, TR.: perfezionare; finire.
-féctionist, s.: puritano, m. -féctive,
ADJ.: perfettivo, perfezionativo. -fée-
tively, ADV.: in modo perfetto. -fect-
ly, ADV.: perfettamente; esattamente.
-fectness, S.: compimento, m.; bon-
tà, f.
perfidious, ADJ.: perfido, disleale. -ly,
ADV.: perfidamente. -mess, S.: perfidia, f.
perfidy = perfidiousness.
pérfo-rate, TR:: perforare; trafiggere.
-ration, s.: perforamento, m. -rator,
s.: foratoio, succhiello, m.
perforee, ADV.: per forza, forzatamente ;
di viva forza.
perférm, (IN)TR.: operare, effettuare,
fare, eseguire, compire; (theat.) agire;
recitare, cantare: — one's devotion, dire
le sue divozioni; — one’s promise, effet-
tuare la promessa. -able, ADJ.: esegui-
bile, praticabile, fattibile. -amee, s.:
esecuzione, f.; eseguimento, compimento,
m.; opera, azione; (theat.) rappresenta-
zione, recita, f. -er, S.: esecutore, com-
pitore, attore, m., esecutrice, ecc., f.
-ing, S.: compimento, effetto, m.
per-fimatory, ADJ.: che profuma.
pér-fume!, s.: profumo, odore soave,
m. -fame2,TR.: profumare. -fiumer,
s.: profumiere; unguentario, m. -fùm-
ing, S.: profumare, m. -faming-
pan, s.: profumiera, f., turibile, m.
perfancto-rily, ADV.: negligentemente,
leggiermente. -riness, s.: negligenza,
trascuranza, f. -ry, ADJ.: trascurante,
negligente.
perfuse, TR.: tingere, imbevere; asper-
gere.
pergola, s.: pergola, f.
perhaps, ADV.: forse, per avventura.
périanth, s.: (bot.) perianto, m.
peri-carditis, s.: pericardite, f. -càr-
dium, s.: (anat.) pericardio, m.
péricarp, S.: (bot.) pericarpo, m.
pericranium, s.: (anat.) pericraneo, m.
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periculoust, ADI. : pericoloso, rischioso.
péri-gee, -géum, s.: (astr.) perigeo, m.
-hélium, s.: (astr.) perielio, m.
pèrili, s.: periglio, pericolo, rischio, m.:
you do it at your —, lo fate a vostro ri-
schio e pericolo. peril2, INTR.: perico-
lare. -ous, ADJ.: pericoloso, periglioso,
rischioso. -ously, ADV.: pericolosamen-
te, con pericolo. -ousness, S.: pericolo,
periglio, rischio, m.
perimeter, s.: (geom.) perimetro, m.,
circonferenza, f.
péri-od, s.: periodo; spazio di tempo;
punto; colmo, m.; conclusione, fine, f.,
termine, m.; (astr.) rivoluzione, f.: in the
periculous
last —, nell ultimo punto. -6die(al),
ADJ.: periodico, di periodo: — paper,
scritto periodico, giornale. -édically,
ADV.: periodicamente.
peri-oéei, S. PL.: perieci, m. pl.
teum, s.: (anat.) periostio, m. -pa-
tétic, ADJ.: peripatetico. -phery -i-,
S.: periferia, circonferenza, f. -phrase
pèri-, TR.: usare perifrasi, fare perifrasi.
-phrasis -i-, s.: perifrasi, f. -phràs-
tical, ADJ.: perifrastico. -phràsti-
cally, ADV.: con perifrasi. -plus pèri-,
S.: periplo, m. -seii, -scians -i-, S. PL.:
perisci, m. pl.
pérish, TR.: perire; morire ; naufragare:
— with hunger, morir di fame. -able,
ADJ.: caduco, transitorio. -ableness,
s.: caducità, attezza a distruggersi, f.
«ing, ADJ.: caduco, transitorio; S.: peri
re, m.; decadenza, f.
peristaltic, ADV.: (med.) peristaltico.
péri-style, s.: peristilo, m.; colonnata,
f. -tonéum, s.: (anat.) peritoneo, m.
-tonîtis, S.: peritonite, f.
périwig!,s.: parrucca, f.
TR.: coprire di parrucca.
périwinkle, s.: (bot.) pervinca; luma-
ca, f. (pesce).
pér-jure, TR.: spergiurare: — one’s self,
spergiurare, fare spergiurio, giurare il fal-
so. -jurer, s.: spergiuro, m. -juri-
ous, ADJ.: pergiuro, m. -jury, S.: per-
giuro, spergiuramento, m.
pérk, TR.: ornare; aggiustare; INTR.:
alzare la testa, ingalluzzarsi.
perlustration, s.: lustrazione, f.
pérmanen-ee, -ey, S.: permanenza, f.
-t, ADJ.: permanente; stabile, durabile.
-tly, ADV.: permanentemente.
pérme-able, ADJ.: permeabile, trapasse-
vole. -ant, ADJ.: trapassante; penetra-
tivo. -ate, TR.: trapassare; penetrare;
feltrare. -ation, s.: trapasso, m.; fel-
trazione, f.
permiseible, ADJ.: miscibile.
per-missible, ADJ.: che può essere per-
messo, permissibile. -miìssion, s.: per-
È
periwig2,
persist
missione, licenza, f. -missive, ADI.:
permessivo. -missively, ADV.: permes-
sivamente.
permistion, s.: permischiamento, mo-
scolamento, m.
pér-mit1, s.: licenza; polizza di tratta,
J. -mit2, TR.: permettere, concedere,
offrire: — me to tell you, permettete che
io vi dica. -mittanee, s.: permissione ;
indulgenza, f.
per-mutation, S.: permutamento, m.,
permuta, f. -mute, TR.: permutare;
cambiare, barattare. -miuter, s.: per-
mutatore, cambiatore, m.
pernicious, ADJ.: pernizioso, dannoso.
-ly, ADV.. perniziosamente, dannosamen-
te. -mess, s.: qualita perniziosa, f.
pernieity, s.: celerità; prestezza, pron-
tezza, f.
peroraAtion, s.: perorazione, f.
perpénd, TR.: pesare; bilanciare; riflet-
tere, esaminare, considerare.
perpén-diele }, s.: perpendicolo, piombi-
no, m. -dicular, ADJ.: perpendicolare,
a piombo. -diculàrity, s.: perpendi-
colo, appiombo, m. -dieularly, ADV.:
perpendicolarmente.
perpénsion, s.: considerazione, f.
perpe-trate, TR.: perpetrare, commet-
tere. -tration, s.: eseguimento, com-
mettere (d’ un’ azione), m.
perpét-ual, ADJ.: perpetuo, continuo.
-ually, ADV.: perpetuamente. -uate,
TR.: perpetuare; eternare. -uation,
S.: perpetuazione, f. -aity, S.: perpe
tuità, eternità, f.
perplèx, TR.: imbrogliare, scompigliare,
confondere; travagliare, inquietare. -ed,
ADJ.: perplesso, imbrogliato, confuso, tur-
bato. -edly, ADV.: in modo confuso,
ambiguamente. -edness, -ity, S.: per-
plessità, f., imbroglio, m.; difficoltà, an-
sietà, f.
pérqui-site, s.: profitto, emolumento,
guadagno; sopprappiù, m.: the —s of an
office, gli incerti d’ un ufficio. -sition, s.:
perquisizione, ricerca, f.
perry, s.: bevanda di pere, f.
pérse-cute, TR.: perseguitare; tormen-
tare, importunare. -cition, S.: perse-
cuzione; importunità, f -cutor, S.:
perseguitatore, persecutore, m.
persevé-ranee, S.: perseveranza, co-
stanza, f. -ramt, ADI.: perseverante,
costante. -rantly, ADV.: perseverante-
mente. -re, INTR.: perseverare; persi-
stere. -rimgly, ADV.: perseverante-
mente.
Pérsian, ADI., S.: persiano, m., -na, f.
pérsiflage, s.: ciarleria, conversazione
frivola, f.
persist, TR.:
persistere, perseverare.
persistence
-enee, -eney, S.: persistenza, perseve-
ranza, fermezza, f. -ive, ADJ.: persi-
stente, fermo, costante.
pér-son, S.: persona; figura, f.; esterio-
re, m.i —s, persone; gente, f.; in —, in
persona, personalmente; in a —’s place,
in persona di uno. -sonable, ADI. : ben
fatto, grazioso. -sonage, S.: personag-
gio; esteriore; carattere, m. -sonal,
ADJ.: personale; peculiare, particolare,
proprio: — goods, beni mobili, m. pl.
-sgnàl(i)ty, s.: personalità, f.; indivi
duo, m. -sonally, ADV.: personalmen-
te, in persona. -sonate, TR.: rappre-
sentare, imitare. -sonation, s.: rap-
presentazione, f.; carattere, m. -soni-
fication, s.: personificazione, f. -sòni-
fy, TR.: personificare.
per-spéctive!, ADJ.: prospettivo, otti-
co, visivo. -spective 2, S.: prospettiva,
vista, f.; paesaggio, m. -spicacious,
ADJ.: perspicace; intelligente. -spica-
ciousness, -spicàeity,S.: perspicacità,
penetrazione (d’ ingegno), acutezza,f. -spi-
cienee], S.: osservazione acuta, f.
per-spicuity, S.: perspicuità, trasparen-
za; chiarezza, evidenza, f. -spicuous,
ADJ.: chiaro, evidente. -spicuously,
ADV.: chiaramente. -spicuousness, S.:
chiarezza, evidenza, f.
perspi-rable, ADJ.: perspirabile, traspi-
rabile. -spiration, s.: perspirazione, tra-
spirazione, f. -spirative, ADJ.: traspi-
rante, sudatorio. -spire, INTR.: traspi-
rare, sudare.
persua-dable, ADJ.: persuasibile, suade-
vole. -de, TR.: persuadere; convincere:
— one’s self, persuadersi. -der, s.: per-
suadente, m. -sible, ADJ.. persuasibile,
suadevole. -sion, S.: persuasione; isti-
gazione, f. -sive, ADJ.: persuasivo.
-sively, ADV.: in modo ‘persuasivo.
-siveness, S.: facoltà di persuadere, f.
-sory, ADJ.: persuasorio, persuasivo.
pért, aDJ.: lesto, agile; impertinente, im-
pronto.
pertain, INTR.: appartenere, concernere,
spettare.
perti-nacious, ADJ.: pertinace, ostinato.
-naciously, ADV.: pertinacemente. -ma-
ciousness, -nàeity, S.: pertinacia, ca-
parbietà, ostinazione, f.
pérti-naey }, s.: ostinazione, caparbieria,
-nenee, -ey, S.: pertinenza, appar-
teneza; convenevolezza, f. -memt, ADJ.:
pertinente, proporzionato, convenevole : be
— (to), essere a proposito, cader in accon-
cio. -nently, ADV.: convenevolmen-
te, convenientemente. -nentness, S.:
convenevolezza, f.
pért-ly, ADV.: con lestezza, vivacemen-
te; insolentemente, impertinentemente.
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-ness, S.: vivacità, attività; insolenza,
impertinenza, f.
perturb, TR.: perturbare. -ation, s.:
perturbazione, f.; commovimento, m., al-
terazione, f. -ator, s.: perturbatore, m.
pertusion, s.: perforazione, f.
péruke, s.: parrucca, f.;. capelli postic-
ci, m. pl. «maker, s.: parrucchiere, m.
pertù-sal, s.: lettura, f., leggere, m. -se,
TR.: leggere; esaminare. -ser, s.: let-
tore, leggitore, m.
Perivian-bark, s.: chinachina, f.
perva-de, TR.: passare oltre, penetrare,
compenetrare, permeare, regnare in.
-sion, S.: trapasso; penetramento, m.
-sive, ADJ.: trapassante; penetrante.
pervér-se, ADI. : perverso; ostinato, ca-
parbio. -sely, ADJ.: perversamente, con
perversità. -seness, S.: perversita, f.;
cattivo umore, m. -sign, 8.: perversio-
ne, f., pervertimento, m. -sity = per-
verseness. -sive, ADJ.: pervertente. -t,
TR.: pervertire, sconvolgere; corrompere.
-ter, S.: pervertitore, corruttore, m.
-tible, ADJ.: che può esser pervertito.
pérvious, ADJ.: pervio, passabile. -mess,
s.: penetrabilita, f.
pesade, s.: (horse.) pesata, f.
péssim-ism, S.: pessimismo, m.
S.: pessimista, m.
pést, s.: peste, pestilenza; contagione, f.
péster, TR.: noiare, affannare, affligge-
re, inquietare, disturbare. -er, S.: im-
portuno, seccatore, tormentatore, m. -ous,
ADJ.: incomodo, annoioso. -ousness, S.:
incomodità, f.
pést-house, s.: lazzaretto, spedale, m.
-iferous, ADJ.: pestifero, contagioso.
pésti-lenee, s.: pestilenza, peste, con-
petrel
-ist,
tagione, f. -lent, -lémtial, ADJ.: pe-
stilenziale. -lemtly, ADV.: in modo con-
tagioso.
pestillation, s.: pestimento, polverizza-
mento, m.
péstle, s.: pestello, m.
péti, s.: collera, f.; dispetto, sdegno;
favorito, m.: — bird, uccellino; — lamb,
agnello allevato a mano, agnello favorito;
be in a —, essere in collera; take — at
a thing, offendersi di qualche cosa. pet2,
TR.: vezzeggiare soverchiamente.
pétal, s.: (bot.) petalo, m.
pe-tar}, -tard, s.: petardo, m.
Péter-wort, s.: (bot.) tassobarbasso, m.
petitioni, s.: supplica, f., memoriale, m.
petition2, TR.: supplicare, pregare;
domandare. -ary, ADJ.: petitorio, sup-
plicante. -er, 8.: supplicante, m. -ing,
s.: supplicare, pregare, m.
pétitory, ADJ.: petitorio, supplicatorio.
pétre, s.: nitro, salnitro, m.
pétrel, s.: procellaria, f. (uccello).
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pe-tréseent, ADJ.: petrificante. -tri-
faction, 8.: petrificazione, f., impietra-
mento, m. -trifàctive, -trific, ADJ.:
petrifico. -trification, s.: petrificazio-
ne, f. pé-trify, TR.: impietrare, con-
vertire in pietra; INTR.: divenir pietra,
impietrire.
petroleum, s.: petrolio, m.
pétronel, s.: piccol archibuso, m., pi-
stola, f.
pètticoat, s.: gonnella, gonnellina, f.
péttifog, TR.: fare il beccalite. -ger, s.:
beccalite, mozzorecchi; procuratorello, m.
-gery, -ging, s.: lite, controversia, f.
péttiness, s.: piccolezza, f.
pettish, ADJ.: stizzoso, fantastico.
ADV.: fantasticamente. -mess, S.:
tasticaggine, f., cattivo umore, m.
pet-titoes, s.: piedi di porcello, m. pl.
-ty, ADJ.: piccolo; piccino; meschino;
petrescent
-ly,
fan-
di poco pregio; inferiore: — jury, giurì
del ceto medio; — pattees, pasticetti,
m. pl.
pétulan-ee, -ey, S.: petulanza, proter-
via, f. -t, ADJ.: petulante, protervo.
-tly, ADV.: protervamente, con petulan-
za.
pew, s.: banco di chiesa, m.
péwit, s.: bubbola, upupa, f.
péwter, s.: peltro, m. -er, 8.:
traio, m.
phaeton, s.: faeton, m.
phalanx, s.: falange, f.
phan-tasm(a), s.: fantasima, f. -tas-
magòoria, S.: fantasmagoria, f. -tàs-
tical, ADJ.: fantastico, chimerico. phan-
-tasy, S.: fantasia, f.
phantom, s.: fantasma; apparizione, f.
phare, pharo, s.: faro, m.
Pharisaical, ADJ.: farisaico.
Pharisee, s.: fariseo, m.
pharma -e¢eitic(al), ADJ.: farmaceu-
tico. -cdlogy, s.: farmacologia, scienza
della farmacia, f. -copoéia, s.: farma-
copea, f. -còpolist, s.: speziale, m.
-ey phèr-, s.: farmacia, f.
pharos, s.: faro, m.
pharynx, s.: faringe, f.
phase, -sis, S.: fase, f.: the —s of the
moon, le fasi della luna.
phasels, s. PL.: fagiuoli, m. pl.
phàsm(a), s.: fantasma, apparizione, f.
phéasant, s.. fagiano, m.: hen —, fa-
giana, f.; young —, fagianotto, m. -ry,
S.: fagiania, f.
phéese}, TR.: pettinare; stregghiare.
phénix, s.: fenice, f.
phenòme-nal, aDJ.: fenomenale. -non,
s.: fenomeno, m.
phial, s.: fiala, caraffa, f.
phil-anthròpic(al), ADJ.: filantropico,
umano, benigno. -ànthropist, s.; filan-
pel-
physic
tropo, m. -anthropy, s.: filantropia,
umanità; amorevolezza, f.
philip!, s.: buffetto, biscottino, m. phil-
ip2, TR.: dare un buffetto.
philippic, s.: filippica, f.
philòl-oger, s.: filologo, grammatico, m.
-6gic(al) -lol-, ADI. : filologico, gramma-
ticale. -ogist, s.: filologo, grammatico,
m. -ogy, S.: filologia, f.; studio di belle
lettere, m.
philo-mel, -méla, s.: filomela, f.
philò-sophate, TR.: filosofare. -sopher,
s.: filosofo, filosofante, m.: natural —,
fisiciano ; fisico, m.; -—’s stone, pietra filo-
sofale. -sdphic(al), ADI.: filosofico.
-s6phically, ADv.: filosoficamente, da
filosofo. -sophize, INTR.: filosofare; ra-
gionare. -sophy, S.: filosofia, f.: natural
—, fisica, f.
phìilteri, s.: filtro, m., bevanda amo-
rosa, f. philter2, TR.: ammaliare con
un filtro.
phiz, s.: viso, visaccio, m.
phlebòt-omist, s.: fiebotomista; chi-
rurgo, m. -omize, TR.: flebotomare.
-omy, S.: flebotomia, f.
phlégm, s.: flemma; pituita; pazien-
za, f.
phlegmatic, ADJ.: flemmatico, pitui-
toso.
phléme, s.: (vet.) fiamma, f.
phlogis-tic, ADJ.: (chem.) infiammatorio.
-ton, s.: (chem.) flogisto, m.
pho-nétic, ADJ.: fonetico. -nétically,
ADV.: foneticamente. -nòlogy, S.: fo-
nologia, f. pho-nograph, s.: fono-
grafo, m.
phosphate, s.: fosfato, m.
phos - phor = phosphorus. -phorés-
eenee, S.: fosforescenza, f. -phores-
€ent, ADJ.: fosforescente. -phòrical,
ADJ.: fosforico, di fosforo. -phorus, S.:
fosforo, m.
pho-tograph!, s.: fotografia, f. -to-
graph2, TR.: fotografare. -togra-
pher, s.: fotografo, m. -tégraphy,
S.: fotografia, f. -témeter, s.: foto-
metro, m.
phra-se, S.: frase; espressione, f.; stilo,
m.: use set —s, fraseggiare. -se2, TR.:
esprimere; nomare. -sedlogy, S.: fra-
seologia, collezione di frasi, f.”
phre-nétic, ADJ.: frenetico, pazzo. -mo-
logical, ApJ.: frenologico. -nòlogist,
s.: frenologista, m. -nòlogy, s.:° fre-
nologia, f. ‘
phrénzy, s.: frenesia, f.
phithisic, s.: tisichezza, f. -al, ADJ.:
tisico; magro, scarnato; debole.
phylactery, s.: filateria, f.
phys-ic!, s.: medicina, f., medicamento,
m.; scienza della medicina, f. -ic2,TR.:
physical
medicare, sanare. -ical, ADJ.: fisico;
sanativo, medicinale; naturale. -ically,
ADV.: fisicamente ; naturalmente. -ician,
s.: medico, m. -ies, S. PL.: fisica, filo-
sofia naturale, f. -icothedlogy, s.:
teologia fisica, f. -iégmomer, -idg-
ngmist, s.: fisionomo, m. -iégnomy,
s.: fisionomia, f. -iològical, ADI.: fisio-
logico. -idlegist, s.: fisiologico, m.
-iblogy, 8.: fisiologia, metafisica, f.
phyto-graphy, s.: fitografia, descri-
zione delle piante, f. -logy, s.: fito-
logia, f. :
pi, 8.: (typ.) refusi, m. pl.
piae-ular, -ulous, ADI.:
purgativo.
pia-mater, s.: (anat.) piamadre, f.
pi-dnist, S.: pianista, m. -Ano, 8.:
pianoforte, piano, m.: grand —, piano-
forte a coda; square —, piano quadrato;
upright —, piano ritto. -&no-maker,
s.: fabbricatore di pianoforti, m.
piàster, s.: piastra, f. (moneta).
piazza, s.: colonnato, portico, m.
pica, s.: voglia di donna gravida, f.;
(print.) cicerone, m.
picardon, s.: rubatore, ladro, m.
piccage, s.: dazio che pagasi nei mer-
cati, m.
piccolo, s.: flauto piccolo, m.
pick1, s.: mazzuolo, m.; scelta, f.
pick 2, TR.: cogliere, scegliere ; nettare,
mondare; INTR.: mangiare delicatamen-
te: — a bird, spennare un uccello; — a
bone, rosicchiare un osso; — a lock, aprire
una serratura col grimaldello; — pockets,
truffare, giuntare; — a@ quarrel with
one, attacarla con uno; — one’s teeth,
nettarsi i denti; —wool, cardare, spil-
laccherare; — out, svellere; togliere;
stentare; — up, beccare, pigliar su; rac-
cogliere, raccattare ; trovare.
pickaninny, s.: bambino negro, m.
pick-aback, -apack, ADV.: a modo di
balla addosso. -ax(e), S.: zappa, f.,
piccone, m. «back, ADI.: addossato.
‘ -ed, ADJ.: puntuto; scelto (cf. pick).
-edness, s.: affettazioni, f. pl.
picker, s.: coglitore; sceglitore, m.:
ear —, stuzzicorecchi, m.; tooth —, stuz-
zicadenti, m.; — of quarrels, accatta-
brighe, m.
pickerel, s.: luccetto, m. (pesce).
picket, s.: picchetto, m.
pickle1, s.: salamoia, f.; stato, m.: be
în a —, esser mal acconciato; essere
sporco (or malconcio). pickle2, TR.:
marinare, salare; confettare. -d, ADJ.:
salato, marinato ; concio. -herring, S.:
buffone, zanni, m.
pick-lock, s.: grimaldello; ladro, m.
«pocket, -purse, 8.: borsaiuolo, taglia-
espiatorio,
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borse, m. -thanks, s.: affannone; adu-
latore, m. -tooth, s.: stuzzicadenti, m.
pic(k)nic(k), s.: festa campestre, f,
pranzo nel campo (dove ciascuno contri-
buisce la sua parte), m.
pictorial, ADJ.: illustrato, ornato.
pictur-eI, s.: pittura, f.; ritratto, qua-
dro, m.: sit for one’s —, farsi ritrar-
re. -e2, TR.: dipingere, rappresentare.
-e-drawer, S.: pittore, dipintore, m.
-e-drawing, s.: arte del dipingere;
pittura, f. -e-frame, s.: cornice (di un
quadro), f. -e«gallery, s.: galleria dei
quadri, pinacoteca, f. -ésque, ADJ.: pit-
toresco.
piddl-e, INTR.: spilluzzicare; baloccare.
-er, S.: che spilluzzica. -ing, s.: ba-
gattella, cosa frivola, f.
piel, s.: pasticcio, m. pie2, S.: pica,
gazza, f. pie3= pi. -bald, ADJ.: pez-
zato, nero e bianco.
piee-e, s.: pezzo; frammento, m.; pezza,
parte, f.; tozzo; moccolo, moccolino ; can-
none, m.: a—, ciascuno; — of bread,
tozzo di pane; — of cloth, pezza di pan-
no; — of ordnance, cannone, m.; break to
—8, spezzare, infrangere; — of wit, detto
arguto, m. -e2,TR.: rappezzare, raccon-
ciare; metter un pezzo, giungere; INTR.:
giungersi, unirsi. -eless, ADJ.: intero,
senza pezzo. -emeal, ADJ.; ADV.: solo,
distinto; separato; pezzo a pezzo, poco a
poco. -er, S.: rappezzatore, racconcia-
tore, m.
pied, ADJ.: pezzato, di vari colori. -ness,
8.: varietà di colori, f.
pier, s.: pilastro da ponti; molo, m.
pîere-e, TR.: forare, pertugiare; pene-
trare; muovere. -er, S.: foratoio, suc-
chio, m. -ing, ADJ.: pungente; pene-
trante; acuto; sottile. -imgly, ADV.:
in modo pungente, acutamente; sottil-
mente. -ingness, S.: acutezza; sotti-
gliezza; vivacità, f.
pier-glass, s.: specchio grande, m.
pi-etism, s.: pietismo, m. -etist, S.:
pietista, m. -ety, S.: pietà; religione,
divozione, f.
pig 1, s.: porco, porcello, porcastro, por-
chetto, m.: — of lead, lastra di piombo,
Sf. pig2,INTR.: fare i porcelli, figliare.
=-badger, S.: tasso porco, m.
pigeon, s.: colombo, piccione, m.: young
—, piccioncino, piccioncello, m.; wild —,
piccione selvatica. house, s.: colom-
baio, m., colombaia, f. hole, S.: cesti-
no, m. “pie, S.: pasticcio di piccioni,
m. -livered, ADJ.: mite; affabile, ti-
mido.
piggin, s.: orciuolo, m., secchia, f.
pig-headed, ADJ.: balordo, stupido.
pigment, s.: belletto, liscio; colore, m.
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pigmy, S.: pimmeo, nano, m.
pignoration, s.: pegnorazione, f., pigno-
ramento, m.
pignut, s. : tartufo nero, m.
pig-sty, S.: porcile, m. tail, s.: co-
dino, m.
pike, s.: luccio, m. (pesce); picca, f.:
young —, luccetto, m. -d, ADJ.: acuto,
puntato, puntaguto. -man, s.: picchie-
re, m. staff, s.: asta di picca, f.
pilaster, s.: (arch.) pilastro, m.; colon-
na, f.
pilcher, s.: pelliccia; saracca, f. (pesce).
pil-et, s.: palo; mucchio; fascio; —s,
cf. below; edificio; pelo, m., lanugine, f.:
funeral —, rogo, m., pira, f. -e2, TR.:
ammassare, ammucchiare; — up, accata-
stare. -eated, ADJ.: fatto a foggia di
cappello. -er, S.: ammassatore, accu-
mulatore, m. -es, S. PL.: emorroidi,
morici, f. pl. -e=work, s.: palafitta, f.
-ewort, S.: (bot.) scrofularia, f.
pilfer, TR.: rubare, furare. -er, s.: in-
volatore, ladro, m. -ing, S.: rubamento,
ladroneccio, m. -imgly, ADV.: in modo
ladronesco, da’ scroccone. -y,S.: rube-
ria, truffa, frode, f.
pilgrim, s.: pellegrino, pellegrinante,
m. pilgrim 2, TR.: peregrinare, vaga-
re; andare errando. -age, S.: pellegri-
naggio; viaggio, m.
pill1,s.: pillola, f.: blue —, pillola mer-
curiale. pill2, TR.: rubare, predare;
INTR.. scorticarsi, pelarsi. -agel, s.:
predamento, m., ruberia, f. -age2, TR.:
saccheggiare, predare, rubare.
s.: saccheggiatore, predatore, m.
ing, S.:
to, m.
pillar, s.: pilone, pilastro, m.: small —,
colonnetta, f.; Hercules’ —s, le colonne
d Ercole; colonna, f.; appoggio, m. -ed,
ADJ.: sostenuto da pilastri.
pil-ler, s.: predatore, ladro, m. -lery,
-ling, s.: ruberia, f., ladroneccio, m.
pillion, s.: guancialetto, m.; sella da
donna, f.
pillory 1, s.: berlina, gogna, f.
ry, TR.: mettere alla berlina.
pillow I, s.: guanciale, m.
TR.: posare sur un guanciale.
fodera di guanciale, f.
pi-lose, ADJ.: peloso.
sità, f.
pilot I, s.: pilota, piloto, m. pilot2z,
TR.: guidare; governare, reggere. -age,
s.: uffizio del piloto; salario del piloto,
m. boat, s.: battello piloto, m.
pilous, ADJ.: piloso.
piménta, 8.: pepe d’ India, m.
pimp !, s.: ruffiano, lenone, mezzano, m.
pimp 2, 7R.; fare il ruffiano, arruffianare.
-ager,
I “ag
saccheggiamento, predamen-
-pillo-
pillow 2,
“case, S.:
-losity, s.: pelo-
pinking
pimpernel, s.: (bot.) pimpinella, f.
pimping!, ADI. : piccolo, meschino, vile;
povero. pimping2,s.: ruffianeria, f.
pimple, s.: pustula, pustuletta, bolla, f.;
cosso, m. -d, ADJ.: pieno di pustulette,
barnoccoluto.
pint, s.: spilla, f., spillo, m.; punta, f.;
chiavistello, m.; caviglia, cavicchia, f.;
‘ago, stile (d’ oriuolo a sole); sbriglio; bi-
rillo, m.: —-cushion, guancialino da
spille, torsello, buzzo, m.; crisping —,
calamistro, m.; larding —, lardaruola, f.;
rolling —, matterello (di pasticciere), m. ;
I care not a —, non me ne curo niente; it
is not worth a —, non vale un frullo. pin2,
TR.: appuntare (con una spilla); serrare:
— cattle, rinchiudere il bestiame; — up,
succingere; — one’s self to, attaccarsi a.
“case, S.: scatola da spille, f.
pin-eer, s.: cavadenti, cane, m. (strumen-
to). -eers, S. PL.: tanaglie, f. pl. -chi,
S.: pizzico, m.; strettezza, difficoltà, f.:
— of snuff, presa di tabacco, f.; be at a
—, essere in pena. -ech2, TR.: pizzicare;
stringere ; sparagnare, risparmiare ; strap-
pare; svellere; INTR.: ridurre in istret-
tezza: — one’s self, privarsi del necessa-
rio; vivere stentatamente; — with hunger,
affamare ; these shoes — me, queste scar-
pe mi stringono troppo (mi fanno male).
pinchbeck, s.: orpello, tombacco, m.
pinch-fist, -penny, S.: avaro, tacca-
gno, m.
pin-cushion, s.: cuscinetto; torsello,
m. =dust,S.: limatura, f.
pine 1, s.: pino, m. (albero). pine 2, TR.:
deplorare; affliggere; INTR.: languire,
struggersi: — away, languire, deperire ;
— for, anelare, essere smanioso di, bra-
mare; — one’s self to death, morire d' af-
fano; — cone, pigna, f. «apple, s.: ana-
nasso, m.; pina, f. pine-al, ADI.: pi-
neale. wood, s.: legno del pino, m.
pin-feathered, ADJ.: non ancor pene
nuto.
pinfold, s.: parco; ovile; pecorile, m.
pinguid, ADJ.: pingue, grasso.
pin-hole, s.: bucco di spilla, m.
pining, ADI. : languente, languido.
pinionI, s.: rocchetto (d'oriuolo), m.;
ala; estremità dell’ ala, f. pinionz,
TR.: legare le braccia, incatenare ; inchio-
dare.
pink 1,s.: garofano, m. pink2,s.: bar-
ca, f. pink3, TR.: distagliare, tagliuzza-
re, frastagliare. pink {4,INTR.: ammic-
care; battere gli occhi. pink 5, ADI.:
mezzo chiuso. -er, S.: tagliuzzatore, m.
seye, s.: occhio piccolo, m. -eyed, ADJ.:
che ha gli occhi piccoli. -img1,s.: taglio,
frastaglio, m. -img2,ADJ.: che batte gli
occhi, che ammicca.
pin-maker
in-maker, s.: spillettaio, m. «money,
s.: spille, f. pl., danaro lampante, m.
pinnaee, S.: scappavia, f. (barca).
pin-nacle, S.: pinnacolo; colmo, m.
-nated, ADJ.: (bot.) pennuto. -ner,s.:
spillettaio, m.; barba di cuffia, f.
pint, s.: foglietta; mezza bottiglia, f.
pioneer, S.: pioniere; marraiuolo; gua-
statore, m.
piony, 8.: (bot.) peonia, f.
pious, ADJ.: pio, religioso, divoto,
ADV.: piamente, religiosamente.
S.: pietà, divozione, f.
pip!, s.: pipita,f. pip?,INTR.. pigola-
re; garrire.
pip-e1, S.: tubo; condotto, m.; pippa;
zampogna, f.; zufolo ; ruolo, catalogo, m. ;
(fig.) voce; cantatrice, f.: — of wine,
botte di vino, f. -e2, (IN)TR.: zampogna-
re; aver la voce acuta. -er,S.: zampo-
gnatore, suonator di flauto, m. -e=-tree,
8.: ghianda unguentaria, f. -img, ADI.:
fiacco, malaticcio ; fervido.
pipkin, s.: pignata; pentola, f.
pippin, s.: mela appiuola, f.
pîqu-aney, s.: acutezza, asprezza, sot-
tigliezza,f. -amt, ADJ.: pungente, acuto.
-antly, ADV.: in modo pungente. -e,S.:
briga; offesa, f.; puntiglio, m. -e, TR.:
piccare; irritare, offendere; REFL.: pic-
carsi: — one’s self upon, picarsi di.
piquét, s.: picchetto, m. (giuoco di carte).
pi-raey, S.: pirateria, ruberia, f. -ratel,
S.: pirato, corsale, m. -rate 2, (IN)TR.:
corseggiare, rubare; contraffare (libri):
—d edition, ristampa furtiva, f. -ràt-
ical, ADJ.: piratico. -ratically, ADV.:
da pirato.
pirquéttel,s.: giravolta,f. pirouette2,
INTR.: fare giravolta, piroettare.
pis-cary, S.: privilegio della pesca, m.
-catory, ADJ.: pescatorio. -ees, 8. PL.:
(astr.) pesci, m. pl. -eine,S.: pescina,
f.; serbatoio, m. -eiverous, ADJ.: che
si pasce di pesce.
pishi, INTERJ.: saetta! via! pish2z,
INTR.: braveggiare, esprimere disprezzo.
pismire, s.: formica, formicola, f.
piss1, 8.: orina, f. piss2,INTR.: orinare,
fare acqua. -abed, s.: (bot.) macerone,
m.
pistaehio, S.:
8.: pistacchio, m.
piste, s.: pesta, traccia, f., vestigio, m.
pistil, s.: (bot.) pistillo, m.
pis-t9l1, s.: pistola, f.: fire a —, scari-
care una pistola. -tol2, TR.: tirar pisto-
lettate, ammazzare con pistolettate. -tol-
bag, -tol-case, s.: fonda di pistola, f.
-tole, s.: doppia, f. (moneta). -tolet,
8.: pistoletto, m. -tol-shot, s.: pisto-
lettaia, f., colpo di pistola, m.
-ly,
-ness,
pistacchio, m. =tree,
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piston, s.: stantuffo ; pistone, m.
pit, s.: fossa, f., fosso; abbisso; sepol-
cro; (theat.) pianterreno, m., platea, f.:
arm-—, ascella, f.; coal-—, miniera di
carbone, f.; gravel-—, cava di renella,
ghiaia, f.; sand-—, renaio, m. pit2, TR.:
scavare, incavare ; INTR.: cavarsi.
pitapat, s.: palpitamento del cuore, m.:
my heart goes —, il cuore mi palpita.
pitch, s.: pece, f. piteh2z,s.: altez-
za; cima, f.; grado, m. pitch 3, IRR. ;
TR.: impeciare; ficcare, piantare ; lancia-
re; (nav.) spalmare; INTR.: arrestarsi,
fermarsi: — a camp, porsi a campo; —
a ship, spalmare un bastimento; — into
one, dar addosso a uno; — upon, scieglie-
re; — upon one’s head, cimbottolare.
-ed, ADJ.: impeciato, ecc. (cf. pitch): —
battle, battaglia campale. -er,s.. broc-
ca, f. -fork,sS.: forca, f., forcone, m.
-iness, S.: oscurità, f. -ing,s.: (nav.)
lattuffarsi; il ficcare, il rollare. -tree,
S.: pino, m. (albero). -y, ADJ.: impecia-
to; oscuro, fosco.
pit-coal, s.: carbone di miniera, m.
piteous, ADJ.: dolente, tristo, misero.
-ly, ADV.: tristamente, miseramente.
-ness, S.: miseria; compassione, tristez-
za, f.
pitfall, s.: trabocchetto, m.
pith, s.: midollo, m., midolla; energia, f.:
— of a quill, anima della penna, f. -ily,
ADV.: vigorosamente, con energia. -iness,
S.: vigore, m., energia, f. -less, ADJ.:
senza midolla; senza energia. -y, ADJ.:
midolloso ; energico, spiritoso.
piti-able, ADJ.: degno di compassione,
misero. -ableness, s.: stato degno di
compassione, m. -ful, ADJ.: compassio-
nevole, miserabile. -fully, ADV.: com-
passionevolmente. -fulness, S.: com-
passione; pietà, misericordia, f. -less,
ADJ.: spietato, fiero, crudele. -lessly,
ADV. : spietatamente, crudelmente. -less-
ness, S.. spietatezza, crudeltà, f.
pit-saw, S.: sega grande, f.
pittanee, S.: pietanza, porzioncella, f.
pitted, ADJ.: butterato.
pit-aitary, ADJ.: pituitario, della pitui-
ta. pit-uite, s.: pituita; flemma, f.;
umor pituitoso, m. -witous, ADJ.: pi-
tuitoso.
pity, s.: pietà, compassione, f.: ’tis a
—, è un danno, è un peccato; for —’s
sake, out of —, per pietà, per carità;
what a —! che peccato! pity2, TR.:
compatire, compiangere.
pivot, s.: perno, cardine, m.
pix, S.: pisside, f.
placability, s.: clemenza, f.
placable, ADI.: placabile ;
-ness = placability.
clemente.
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pla-card, s.: editto; bando; affisso, car-
tellone, m.
placate, TR.: placare, pacificare.
pla-ee1, s.: luogo; sito; posto, uffizio;
grado, m.: în another —, altrove; trad-
ing —, piazza di negozio, f.; give —, dar
luogo, cedere; take —, aver luogo, acca-
dere; sedersi; în — of, in luogo (vece)
di; in the next —, in seguito. -ce2, TR.:
mettere, collocare ; allocare, assegnare.
plaeénta, s.: placenta, f.
placer, s.: che mette, che assegna il
luogo.
plà-eid, ADI.: placido, quieto, mite.
-eidity, S.: placidezza, f. -eidly,
ADV.: placidamente; piacevolmente. -eid-
ness = placidity.
plaeit, s.: placito, decreto, giudizio; or-
dine, m.
placket, s.: gonna, gonnella, f.
plagiar-ism, s.: plagio, ladrocinio lette-
rario, m. -ist, -y, S.: plagiario, m.
plag-wel,s.: peste; contagione; pena,
j. -uez, TR.: infettare, appestare ; tor-
mentare, affliggere. -ue-sore, S.: ga-
vocciolo, m. -uily, ADV.: affannosa-
mente. -uing, ADJ.: fastidioso, noioso.
-uy, ADJ.: affannoso, molesto ; pericoloso.
plaiee, s.: passere, m. (pesce).
plaid, s.: ciarpa de’ Scozzesi, f.
plaini, ADJ.: piano, liscio, uguale; chia-
ro, evidente ; franco, sincero; ADV.: chia-
ramente, distintamente: — clothes, abito
ordinario; — food, cibo (nutrimento) sem-
plice; the — truth, la pura verità; in
terms, chiaramente, distintamente.
plain 2, s.: pianura; campagna rasa, f.;
piano, m. plain 3, TR.: appianare, ugua-
gliare; INTR.: compiangere, lamentarsi.
-déaler, s.: uomo dabbene, uomo fran-
co, m. -déaling, ADI. : onesto, franco,
sincero; S.: buona fede; sincerità, f.
-hearted, ADJ.: sincero, franco. =heart-
edness, S.: sincerità, f. -ly, ADV.:
semplicemente; schiettamente; franca-
mente. -ness, S.: livello, m.; ugualità;
semplicità ; chiarezza, f.
plaint, s.: lamento, m., querela, f. -ful,
ADJ.: lamentoso, querulo.' -iff, S.: di-
mandatore, m. -ive, ADJ.: dolente, que-
rulo. -ively, ADv.: dolentemente. -ive-
ness, S.: doglianza, f.
plain-work, s.: lavoro d’ ago, m.
plait1,s.: piega, f., doppio, m., treccia, f.
plait2, tR.: piegare; intrecciare. -er,
S.: piegatore, m. -img,S.: piegamento;
intrecciare, m.
plani, s.: piano, disegno, m. planz,
TR.: disegnare; progettare; formare un
disegno.
planch, TR.: intavolare. -ing,s.:
volatura, f.
placard
inta-
plaudit
planei,s.: piano, m.; piana superficie;
pianura; pialla, f.: small —, pialluzza, f.
plane 2, TR.: piallare; appianare.
planet, s.: pianeta, m. -arium, s.;
planetario, m. -ary, ADJ.: planetario,
di pianeta.
plane-tree, s.: platano, m.
planet-struck, ADJ.: golpato, attonito,
planimetry, s.: planimetria, f.
plànish, TR.: adeguare, lisciare.
planisphere, s.: planisferio, m.
plànk1,s.: tavola, asse, f.; pancone, m.
plank2, TR.: tavolare, impalcare con
tavole.
planner, s.: disegnatore, m.
planti, s.: pianta, f.; ramicello, m.
plant, TR.: piantare; stabilire; INTR.:
piantarsi.
plantain, s.: piantaggine, f.
plàn-tal, ADJ.: vegetabile, vegetativo.
-tation, s.: piantagione; colonia, f.
-ter, S.: piantatore; colono, m. -ing,
S.: piantamento, piantare, m.
plashi,s.: guazzo; pantano, palude, m.
plash 2, TR.: spruzzare; piegare; rime-
scolare. -y, ADJ.: pantanoso, melmoso.
plasm(a), s.: plasma, forma; matrice, f.
-Atical, ADJ.: plastico, formativo.
plister1, s.: impiastro; calcistruzzo, in-
tonaco, m.. give a coat of —, dar un into-
naco, intonacare. plasterz, TR.: impia-
strare; ingessare; porre un impiastro
medicinale: — up, rintonacare. -er, 8.:
muratore che intonica; statuario in ges-
so, mm. -ing,S.: intonicatura, f. -stone,
S.: pietra da gesso, f.
plastic, ADJ.: plastico; s.: plastica, f.
plàstron, s.: piastrone; pettorale, m.
plati, s.: campicello, camperello, m.
plat2, TR.: intrecciare, tessere.
platan(e), s.: platana, m.
platband, s.: aiuola; (arch.) fascia, f.
plat-el,s.: piastra; argenteria; lamina,
lama, f.; tondo, m. -te2,TR.: inargen-
tare, indorare; ridurre in lamina. -ed,
ADJ.: inargentato: — ware, merci in
placche, f. pl.
plàten, s.: pirrone, m.; (print.) pia-
stretta, f.
platform, s.: piattaforma; terrazza, f.
plati-na, s.: platina, f. (metallo). -num,
S.: platino, m.
platitude, s.: frase altisonante, inezia, f.
Platonic, ADJ.: platonico.
Pla-tonism, s.: platonismo, m. -te-
nist, s.: platonico, m.
platdon, s.: (mil.) squadrone, m., schie-
ra; banda, f.
plàtten, s.: terrina, f., gran piatto (di
terra), f.
plaudit, s.: applauso, m., acclamazio-
ne, f.
plausibility
plausibility, s.: plausibilità; apparen-
za, f.
pliusibl-e, ADJ.: plausibile; apparente.
-eness = plausibility. -y, ADV.: in mo-
do plausibile, con applauso.
play!,s.: giuoco, divertimento; spettacolo,
m., commedia, f.: fair —, libero giuoco,
giuoco senza inganni; give one fair —,
lasciar fare ad uno; foul —, frode, truffa,
f.; go to the —, andare alla commedia;
keep one in —, tenere uno a bada. play2,
(IN)TR.: giuocare ; scherzare ; rappresen-
tare; beffare; burlare, burlarsi: — away,
perdere (il giuoco); — at cards, giuocare
alle carte; — fair, giuocare onestamente;
— the fool, fare il pazzo; — foul, truffa-
re, ingannare; — a game, giuocare una
partita; — the knave, fare delle furfan-
terie; — pranks, fare delle sue; — sure,
giuocare a giuoco sicuro; — one a trick,
fare una burla; — the truant, fuggir la
scuola; — upon an instrument, suonare
uno strumento; — upon a person, farsi
giuoco di alcuno; — the wanton, trastullare.
«book, s.: libro di commedie, m. =day,
8.: giorno di festa, giorno di vacanza, m.
=debt, s.: debito d’ onore, m. -er, S.:
giuocatore, attore, m. fellow, S.:
compagno di giuoco, m. -fal, ADJ.: gio-
coso, scherzevole. -fulness, s.: facezia,
burla, . «house, s.: teatro, m. -some,
ADI. : scherzevole ; allegro, gaio. -some-
ness, S.: scherzo, giuoco; trastullo, m.
-thing, s.: trastullo, m.; bagatella, f.
-wright, s.: facitore di commedie, m.
pléa, s.: difesa; scusa, f.; pretesto, co-
lore, m.
pléach, TR.: piegare.
pléad, Tr.: difendere ; allegare ; INTR.: li-
tigare, piatire: — guilty, confessarsi reo;
— not guilty, dichiararsi innocente, re-
spingere l’ accusa; — ignorance, allegare
causa d’ignoranza. -able, ADI. : che può
essere litigato. -er, S.: litigante, avvo-
cato; piatitore, m. -ing, S.: litigare,
piatire: —s, pl., dibattimento, m.
pléasan-ee, 8.: gaiezza; piacevolezza;
baia, f. -t, ADJ.: piacevole, affabile, cor-
tese; grato; gaio: a — voyage! buon
viaggio! -tly,ADV.: piacevolmente; cor-
tesemente; gaiamente. -tmess, S.: pla-
cevolezza, amenità, affabilità, cortesia.
-try,s.: facezia, gaiezza; piacevolezza, f.
pléas-e, TR.: piacere; contentare, soddi-
sfare; compiacere a: — one’s self, com-
piacersi, dilettarsi; far da modo suo; as
you —, come vi piacerà; if you —, se v'è
grato; be well —d with, compiacersi in
(or di); esser contento di; — tell me,
piacciavi di dirmi; do as you —, fate quel
che vi piace; hard to —, di difficile con-
tentatura. -ed, ADJ.: contento, felice.
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-ing, ADJ.: grato, gustoso; accetto.
-ingly, ADV.: con piacere, piacevolmen-
te. -ingness, s.: piacevolezza, f.
plèasur-able, ADI. : piacevole, delizioso,
ameno. -ableness, s.. piacevolezza, f.
-ably, ADV.: piacevolmente. -eI, s.:
piacere, divertimento, diletto, m.; voglia,
f.: at —, a piacere, a piacimento; your
—? che domanda? -e2, TR.: piacere;
contentare, soddisfare. -hboat, s.: bat-
tello di piacere, m. ground, s.: giar-
dino inglese, m.
plebéian, s.: plebeo. volgare; s.: uomo
plebeo, m.
plébiseite, s.: plebiscito, m.
pléctrum. s.: plettro, m.
pléd-get, s.: pegno; mallevadore, m.,
sicurtà ; testimonianza, f.; ostaggio, m.
-ge 2, TR.: impegnare, dare in pegno: —
one’s self, impegnarsi, obbligarsi; — in
drinking, fare ragione, -get, S.: (surg.)
piumacciuolo, m. :
a -iades, s. PL.: (astr.) pleiadi,
. pl.
pléna-rily, ADV.: pienamente, totalmen-
te. -rimess, S.: ripienezza; plenitudine,
f. -ry, ADJ.: plenario, intero.
plenilù-nary, ADJ.: plenilunare.
plén-, s.: plenilunio, m.
plenipo-tenee, s.: plenipotenza, f.
-tent, ADJ.: plenipotenziale. -téntiary,
s.: plenipotenziario, m.
plèn-ish j, TR.: riempire.
plenitudine, pienezza, f.
plén-teous, ADJ.: abbondante, copioso;
fertile. -teously, ADV.: abbundante-
mente, in copia. -teousness, S.: abbon-
danza, copia; fertilità, f. -tiful, ADV.:
abbondevole. -tifully, ADv.: in abbon-
danza, copiosamente. -tifulness, S.:
abbondanza, copia; fertilità, fi -ty, s.:
abbondanza, copia, quantità, f.
pléo-nasm, s.: pleonasmo, m. -nastic,
ADJ.: pleonastico.
plèsh {, s.: pantano, m.
pléth-ora, s.: pletora, abbondanza di
sangue, f. -orétic, -dric, ADJ.: pleto-
rico. -ory = plethora.
plea-risy, S.: (med.) pleurisia, f.
ic(al), ADI. : pleuritico.
plévin, s.: (jur.) permissione di vendere
i beni, f.
pliabìlity, s.: pieghevolezza, flessibili-
plicature
ne
-itude, S.:
-rit-
sf
pli-able, ADI.: pieghevole, flessibile.
-ableness, -aney, S.: flessibilità; do-
cilità, f. -ant, ADJ.: pieghevole, flessi-
bile; arrendevole. -antness, s.: pie-
ghevolezza, flessibilità, f.
plica, s.: (med.) plica polonica, f.
plic-ation. plic-ature, s.:
piega,
riga, f. :
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pliers, S. PL.: piccole tanaglie, f. pl.
plight1,s.: stato, m., (trista) condizione;
piega, piegatura, f.; pegno, m. plight2,
TR.: impegnare; dare; promettere: —
one’s faith, impegnare la fede. -er,S.:
mallevadore, m.
plinth, s.: (arch.) plinto, zoccolo, m.
plod, INnTR.: affaticarsi; lavorare: — at
one’s books, studiare notte e giorno. -der,
s.: uomo laborioso, m. -dimg, ADJ.: af-
faticante, laborioso ; pensieroso.
plòti1, s.: complotto, m., cospirazione,
trama, f. plot2,s.: pezzo (di terra), m.:
lay a —, fare una congiura. plot 3, TR.:
concertare ; INTR.: cospirare, tramare.
-ter, S.: cospiratore, m.
pléughi1, S.: aratro, aratolo, m.
plough 2, TR.: arare, solcare; coltivare.
=boy, S.: lavoratore; villanello ignoran-
te, m. -er, S.: aratore, bifolco, lavora-
tore, m. -handle = ploughtail. -ing,
s.: aramento, m., bifolcheria; coltura, f.
“land, s.: terra arabile, f. -man =
plougher. share, S.: vomero, coltro,
m. staff, s.: bastone da nettare I ara-
tro, m. «tail, s.: manico dell’ aratro,
m. wright, s.: facitore d’aratri, m.
plòver, s.: piviere, m. (uccello).
plick!, s.: tirata, strappata, f.; sforzo,
m.; coratella, f. pluck2,TR.: svellere,
strappare; spennare, spiumare: — up
one's spirit, farsi animo. -er, S.: che
svelle, che spenna. -y, ADJ.: coraggioso,
animoso.
plaugi, s.: turaccio, cavicchio, piuolo;
stantuffo (d’ una tromba), m. plug2,TR.:
turare, stoppare ; incavigliare.
plùm, s.: susina, prugna, f.; fortuna;
(arch.) cento mila lire sterline.
plumage, s.: piume, penne, f. pl.
plùm-bI, s.: piombino, m. (strumento).
-b 2, ADV.: a piombo, a dirittura, perpen-
dicolarmente. -b 3, TR.: piombinare, scan-
pliers
dagliare. -bagine, -bago, S.: piom-
baggine, m. -beous, ADI.: plumbeo, di
piombo. -ber, S.: piombaio, m. -bery,
s.: fabbrica da lavorare il piombo, f.;
lavori di piombo, m. pl. -b=line, -b-rule,
S.: piombino, m.
plum-cake, s.: pasticcetto di susine, m.
plù-mei, s.: penna, f.; pennacchio; or-
goglio, m. -me2, TR.: spennare, spiu-
mare; ornare d’ un pennacchio: — one’s
self on, pregiarsi di, farsi bello di. -me-
less, ADJ.: spiumato. -migerous, ADJ.:
coperto di piume, pennuto. ©
plummet, s.: piombino, scandaglio, m.
plu-mòsity, s.: penne, piume, f. pl.
plù-mous, ADJ.: piumoso, piumato.
plump |, ADJ.: paffutto, grassotto, tondo ;
ADV.: di subito. plump2, s.: massa,
f.; gruppo, mucchio, m. plump 3, TR;
podagrical
ingrassare; INTR.: gonfiare; cascare giù.
-ness, S.: grassezza, corpulenza, f.
plim-porridge, s.: broda con passe, f.
=pudding, s.: podingo, m.
plùmpy, ADJ.: grassotto, pienotto.
plim-tree, s.: prugno, susino, m.
plamy, ADJ.: coperto di piume, piumoso.
plùnder 1, s.: predamento, saccheggio,
m. plunder2, TR.: predare, saccheg-
giare, rubare. -er, s.: predatore, ruba-
tore, m.
plùn-gei, s.: immersione; difficoltà, an-
gustia, f. -ge2, TR.: immergere, som-
mergere, tuffare; INTR.: immergersi, tuf-
farsi. -geon, S.: mergo, m. (uccello).
-ger, s.î marangone, palombaro; scom-
mettitore temerario, m.
plupérfect, s.: trapassato prossimo, m.
plù-ral, ADI.: plurale; s.: plurale, m.
-ràlity, s.: pluralità, f., maggior nume-
ro, m. -rally, ADV.: pluralmente, al
numero plurale.
plush, s.: felpa, f., peluzzo, m.
plutò-cracy, s.: plutocrazia,f. -cratic,
ADJ.: plutocratico.
pla-vial, -vious, ADJ.: pluviale, pio-
voso.
ply, s.: piega; forma; maniera, modo,
m. ply2,TR.: piegare; lavorare; appli-
care, maneggiare ; sollecitare; INTR.: af-
faticarsi; sforzarsi; applicarsi, attendere:
— one hard, far lavorare uno incessante-
mente; (nav.) — off and on, bordeggiare;
— ones oars, remare di forza; — be-
tween, veleggiare fra. -ers = pliers.
pneumat-ic(al), ADJ.: pneumatico. -ies,
S. PL.: scienza dell’ aria, f. -dlogy, S.:
pneumatologia, f. ;
pneumonia, s.: pneumonia, polmonia, f.
poaeh 1, TR.: bollire (uova); rubare: —ed
eggs, uova affogate. poach2, TR.: umet-
tare. -er,S.: cacciatore furtivo. -iness,
s.: umidità, f. -y, ADJ.: umido ; pantanoso.
pock, s.: bolla del vaiuolo, f.
pòcketiI, s.: tasca, borsa; scarsella, f.
pocket 2, TR.: imborsare, intascare, met-
tere nella borsa: put in the —, mettere
in tasca; — an affront, soffrire un
affronto, bere un’ ingiuria. book, sS.:
libretto di tasca, m. -dagger, S.: sti-
letto, m. glass, s.: specchio da por-
tare in tasca, m. -handkerchief, s.:
fazzoletto, moccichino, m. -knife, S.:
coltello di tasca, m. money, S.: da-
naro di riserva, m.
pock-hole, s.: buttero di vaiuolo, m.
=mark, s.: segno (or buttero) del vaiuo-
lo, m. marked, ADJ.: pieno di but-
teri del vaiuolo, butterato.
pòculenti, ADJ.: potabile.
pod, s.: guscio, m.; scorza; cassola, f.
podagrical, ADI.: podagrico, podagroso.
podesta
podésta, S.: podestà, m. (magistrato).
podge, S.: lagume; pantano, palude, m.
po-em, S.: poema, m. -esy, S.: poesia,
-et, S.: poeta; verseggiatore, m.
-etaster, S.: poetastro, poetaccio, m.
-etess, S.: poetessa, f. -étie(al), ADI.:
poetico, di poesia. -étically, ADV.:
poeticamente. -éties, S. PL.: poetica,
jf. -etize, TR.: comporre poesie. -etry,
s.: poesia, f.
piignan-ey, S.: acutezza, mordacità, f.
-t, ADJ.: acuto, pungente; mordace, sati-
rico. -tly, ADV.: acutamente; pungente-
mente.
point1, s.: punta, f.; capo; promonto-
rio; punto, passo ; momento; stato; (rail.)
ago, m.: at all —s, totalmente; in — of,
in caso di; — of honour, punto d’ onore,
m.; — of time, momento, m.; be on
(upon) the — of, stare sul punto, essere
per; hit the —, dar nel punto; make it a
—, avere per regola. point2, TR.: ap-
puntare; aguzzare; puntare; INTR.: pun-
teggiare; mostrare col dito: — a can-
nor, appuntare (voltare) il cannone ; (nav.)
— a sail, mettere le rizze ad una vela;
— at, indicare, mostrare; one’s
finger at, mostrare a dito. -blank,
‘ADV.: di punto in bianco; direttamente;
shoot —, tirare nel punto. -ed, ADJ.:
appuntato, acuto, puntuto. -ediy, ADV.:
espressamente; chiaramente. -edness,
acutezza; arguzia, f. -er, S.: appunta-
tore; cane da fermo, m. -img, S : pun-
tuazione, f.; punteggiare, m. -ing-
stock, s.: trastullo, scherzo, m. -less,
ADJ.: spuntato, ottuso. -sman, S.: (rail.)
guardiano, m.
poi-sel, s.: equilibrio; peso, m., gravez-
za; bilancia, f., bilanciere, m. -se2, TR.:
pesare, contrappesare; bilanciare : — down,
opprimere, aggravare.
Poison I, S.: veleno, tossico, m. poison 2,
avvelenare, attossicare; infettare, conta-
minare. -er, S.: avvelenatore; corrom-
pitore, m. -ing, S.: attossicamento, m.
-0us, ADJ.: velenoso, nocivo, -ously,
ADV.: velenosamente, in modo distruttivo.
-ousness, S.: qualità velenosa, f.
pok-el, s.: tasca, borsa, f.; sacchetto,
m.: buy a pig in a —, comprare gatta
in sacco. -e2, TR.: cercare al tasto;
frugare, frugacchiare; mettere in sacco:
— the fire, attizzare il fuoco. -erl, S.:
ferro (da attizzare il fuoco), forcone, m.
-er 2, s.: giuoco di carte americano, m.
po-lar, ADI.: polare: — bear, orso bian-
co,m. -larity, S.: polarità, f. -lariza-
tion, s.: polarizzazione, f. -larize,
INTR.: polarizzare. .
pole1, $.: polo, m. polez, s.: pertica,
f, palo; timone (d'una carrossa), m.:
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barber's —, insegna di barbiere, f.; beat
down with a —, batacchiare. pole 3,
TR.: ficcare pali in terra. -axe, S.:
scure, azza, f. -cat, S.: puzzola, faina,
-edge, S.: pergolato, m.
polém-ic, s.: polemico; controvertista,
m. -ie(al), aDJ.: polemico. -escope,
S.: polemoscopio, m.
pole-star, s.: stella polare, f.
police, s.: polizia, f., governo civile, m.,
amministrazione (d’ una città), f. -d,
ADI. : regolato. -man, s.: agente della
polizia; (disp.) poliziotto, m. officer,
S.: agente di polizia, m.
poliey, s.: politica; accortezza, astuzia,
f.: — of insurance, polizza di sicurtà, f.
pòlish 1, s.: pulimento, m., pulitura, f.
polish 2, TR.: pulire, lisciare; limare;
INTR.: divenire pulito. -able, ADI. : che
si può pulire. -edness, s.: pulitura;
eleganza, f. -er, S.: pulitore, lisciatore,
m. -ing,S.: pulimento, m.
polite, ADJ.: pulito, garbato; civile, cor-
tese: — learning, le belle lettere. -ly,
ADV.: pulitamente, cortesemente, civil-
mente. -mess, S.: politezza; garbatez-
za; cortesia, civiltà, f.
politi-c(al), ADJ.: politico, civile, circo-
spetto, prudente. -cally, ADV.: politica-
mente; con artifizio. -càster, S.: poli-
ticastro, m.
politician, S.:
to, m.
politic-ly, ADV.: astutamente, accorta-
mente. -s,S. PL.: politica, f.
politure, s.: pulitura, f., polimento, m.
polity, s.: governo civile; ordine, m.
polka, s.: polca, f.
polli, s.: testa; lista, f.; suffragio, m.:
demand a —, domandare uno squittino.
poll 2, TR.. scapezzare ; tosare; votare,
squittinare. poll 3,s.: pappagallo, m.
pollard, s.: albero scapezzato; ghiozzo,
m. (pesce).
pollen, s.: cruschello, m., farina; stac-
ciatura, f.; (bot.) polline, f.
pòller, s.: tosatore; rubatore; squitti-
natore, m.
pollieitàtion, s.: promessa, f.
poll-tax, s.: capitazione, f.
politico; uomo astu-
polla-te, TR.. sporcare; corrompere.
-tedness, S.: macchia; contaminazione,
f. -ter,s.: imbrattatore, corruttore, m.
-tion, 8.: polluzione, f.; contaminamen-
to, m.
poltròon, s.: poltrone, codardo, m. -ery,
s.: codardia, f.
poly-édron, s.: poliedro, mì.
poly-gamist, s.: poligamo, m.
s.: poligamia.
pòly-glot, ADJ.: poliglotto: — bible, m.,
poliglotta, f. (bibbia). -gon, s.: poligo-
“gamy,
282 polygonal
no, m. (figura di più lati). ’-gomal, ADI.:
poligono. -gram, 8.: poligramma, m.
-graph, s.: poligrafo, m. ‘-graphy,
S.: poligrafia, f. ‘-mathy, s.: cognizio-
ne generale, f. -p, S.: polpo, polipo, m.
-pous, ADJ.: di molti piedi; del polipo.
-pus= polyp. -scope, s.: occhiale a
faccette, m. -syllabic(al), ADI. : poli-
sillabo. -syllable, s.: polisillabo, m.
-téchnic, ADJ.: politecnico. -theism,
S.: politeismo, m. -theist, s.: politeis-
ta, m. -theistic(al), ADJ.: politeistico.
po-maceous, ADJ.: pieno di pomi. -made,
S.: pomato, manteca,f. -mander, S.:
saponetto profumato, m. -matum, s.:
pomata, f.
pomegranate, s.. melagrana, f.
pomiferous, ADJ.: pomifero, fruttifero.
pémmel11,s.: pomo della spada,f. pom-
mel2, TR.: battere; stregghiare.
pomp, s.: pompa, f., splendore, m. -aticf,
ADI. : pomposo.
pòmpion, s.: zucca, f.
pompòsity, 8.: aria pomposa, ostenta-
zione, f.
pompous, ADJ.: pomposo, fastoso, tron-
fio. -ly, ADV.: pomposamente, con pom-
pa. -ness,S.: pompa, ostentazione, f.,
splendore, m.
pond, s.: stagno, vivaio, pescaio, m.
ponder, (IN)TR.: ponderare, pesare; con-
siderare. -able, ADJ.: che può essere
pesato. -al, ADJ.: stimato dal peso.
-ation, S.: pesare; peso, m. -er, S.:
pesatore; pensatore,m. -img,S.: pon-
derare, m. -ingly, ADV.: ponderata-
mente. -dsity, S.: ponderosita, f.; peso,
m. -oUS, ADJ.: ponderoso, pesante; gra-
ve. -ously, ADV.: pesantemente; grave-
mente. -ousness, S.: gravezza, gravita,
S., pondo, peso, m.
ponent, ADI. : occidentale.
poniard I, s.: pugnale, stiletto, m.: stab
with a —, pugnalata, f. poniard 2, TR.:
pugnalare, stilettare.
ponk{, s.: folletto, m.
pòn-tiff, s.: pontefice, papa, m.: sover-
eign —, sovrano pontefice. -tifical,
ADJ.: pontificale, di pontefice; s.: ponti-
ficale, m. (libro). -tifically, ADV.: pon-
tificalmente, a maniera di pontefice. -tifi-
cate, s.: pontificato, papato, m. -tifi-
cial, ADJ.: pontificio.
pontéon, s.: pontone, m.: — train, equi-
paggio da ponti, m.
pony, s.: bidetto, ronzino, m.
poodle, s.: cane maltese, m.
pool, s.: pozzanghera, f.; posta (al giuo-
co), f.; sorta di biliardo, m.
poop, s.: poppa (della nave), f.
poor, ADJ.: povero, misero, indigente, ne-
cessitoso; sterile: — man, povero, m.;
porpus
— woman, povera, f.; — fellow! poveret-
to! m.; — woman (girl), poveretta, f.;
the —, i poveri, pl.; poveraglia, f.
“house, s.: asilo dei poveri, m. -john,
s.: merluzzo, m. (pesce). -law, s.: leg-
ge sul pauperismo, f. -ly, ADV.: povera-
mente, meschinamente, vilmente. -ness,
S.: povertà, indigenza, f. -rate, s.: con-
tributo alla tassa dei poveri. -spirited,
ADI. : codardo, vile. =spiritedness, s.:
dappocaggine, codardia, viltà, f.
pòp:, s.: piccolo romore acuto, piccolo
strepito subito, m. pop2, TR.: porre de-
stramente; INTR.: sopravvenire all’ im-
provviso: — in, entrare all’ improvviso ;
— off, lanciare; sparare; scappare; fug-
gire; — out, andar via, uscire.
pop-e, s.: papa, m. -edom,s.: pontifi-
cato, m. -ery,S.: papismo, m.
pop-gun, s.: buffo; cannello, m.
popinjay, s.: pappagallo; minchioncello,
parigino, m.
popish, ADJ.: del papa; Cattolico Roma-
no. -ly, ADV.: a modo di papa, da papi-
sta. -mess, 8.: papismo, m.
poplar, s.: pioppo, oppio, m.:
—, tremula, alberella, f.
poppy, S.: papavero, m.
pòppycock, s.: (slang) pettegolezze, f. pl.
popu-laee, s.: volgo, m., plebaglia, f.
-lar, ADJ.: popolare, popolano; comune.
-làrity, s.: popolarità, f.; favore pub-
blico, m. -larize, TR.: popolarizzare.
-larly, ADV.: popolarmente ; comunemen-
te. -larness, s.: popolarità, f. -late.
TR.: popolare. -lation, s.: popolazio-
ne, f.; popolo, m. -lésity, s.: popolazio-
ne, f. -lous, ADJ.: popoloso, popolato.
-lousness = populosity.
pòreelain, s.: porcellana, f.; vasi di
porcellana, m. pl.
porch, s.: portico, m., piazza, f.
porcupine, s.: porcospino, m.
porel, s.: poro, m. pore2, INTR.: ri-
guardare fissamente, fissare; esaminare:
— over a book, avere gli occhi fissi sopra
un libro. -blind, ADJ.: corto di vista,
miope. -blindness, s.: vista corta,
miopia, f.
poriness, s.: porosità, f.
pork, s.: porco, m.; carne di porco, f.
-chop, s.: costoletta di porco, f. «eater,
S.: che mangia carne di porco. -er, S.:
porcellotto, porchetto, m. -et, 8.: por-
cello, porcellino, m. -limg, s.: porco di
latte, m.
porosity, S.: porosità, f.
porous, ADJ.: poroso, pieno di pori. -ness
= porosity.
por-phyre, -phyry{,s.: porfido, m.
pér-poise, -pus, S.: porco marino, m.
(pesce).
trembling
porraceous
porraceous, ADJ.: porraceo, prassino.
porret, S.: cipollina, f., cipollino, m.
pòrri-dge, S.: minestra, zuppa, f. -dge=
plate, $.: piattello da zuppa, m. -nger,
s.: scodella; acconciatura, f. -ngerful,
s.: scodella piena, f. °
porti, s.: porto, m. port2, s.: (nav.)
cannoniera, f. -able, ADI.: portabile,
portatile; sopportabile. -ableness, s.:
attezza ad essere portato; portatura, f.
-age, S.: porto; portamento, m. -al,
8.: portone, m. -anee?, S.: porta-
mento; aspetto, m., aria, f. -ative,
ADJ.: portativo. -cràyon, s.: matita-
toio, m.
porteùllis, s.: (fort.) saracinesca, f.
porte, s.: porta ottomana, f.
portén-d, TR.: presagire, augurare. -sion,
S.: presagio, augurio, m. -t,S.: porten-
to; mostro, m. -tous, ADJ.: portentoso,
prodigioso.
porter, s.: portinaio; facchino, m.; bir-
ra forte, f. -age, S.: prezzo del porta-
re, m.
portfolio, s. : portafogli, portalettere, m.
port-hole, s.: cannoniera (di vascello), f.
portico, s.: portico, luogo coperto, m.;
piazza, f.
portignI,s.: porzione; parte; fortuna,
j.: woman’s —, dote, f. portion 2, TR.:
dividere, spartire; (jur.) dotare. -er,
8.: che divide.
port-liness, s.: aria maestosa, dignita,
Sf. -ly, ADJ.: maestoso, grande; nobile:
— mien, ariona, f.
portinan, s.: borghese, cittadino, m.
pertmanteau -t0, S.: portamantello,
m., valigia, f.
portrait, -ure, S.: ritratto, m., pittura,
f.: have one's — taken, farsi ritrarre.
“painter, S.: ritrattista, m.
portray, TR.. dipingere, far ritratti, rap-
presentare. -er, S.: ritrattista, m.
portress, s.: portinaia, guardiana, f.
port-reve, s.: magistrato d’ un porto, m.
-sale, s.: vendita pubblica, f.
pory, ADJ.: poroso.
pòs-e, TR.: imbarazzare, confondere, im-
brogliare. -er, s.: che confonde, che
imbarazza. pds-it, TR.: posare, dispo-
nere, ordinare. -ition, s.: posizione ; si-
tuazione ; proposta; tesi, f.
positi-ve, ADJ.: positivo, assoluto; vero,
certo; ostinato. -wely, ADV.: positiva-
mente, assolutamente, certamente. -we-
ness, S.: certezza; determinazione, f.
-vism, S.: positivismo, m.
positure, s.: positura, situazione, f.
pòsnet, s.: bacinella, f.
posse, s.: adunanza del popolo armato, f.
pos-séss, TR.: possedere; ottenere; gode-
re: — one’s self of a thing, impossessarsi
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di qualche cosa; — one with an opin-
ion, preoccupare alcuno d’ una opinione.
-sèssed, ADJ.: preoccupato. -séssion,
St possessione, J., possesso, possedimen-
to; godimento, m.; —s, possessioni, f. pl.,
poderi, m. pl. -sèssive, ADJ.: (gram.)
possessivo. -séssor, S.: posseditore, pos-
sessore, m. -séssory, ADJ.: possessorio.
pòsset, s.: bevanda di latte, cervogia,
ecc., f.
possibility, s.:
m.
pòssi-ble, ADJ.: possibile. -bly, ADV.:
in modo possibile, forse.
possum = opossum.
post, s.: corriere; posto, luogo, uffizio,
impiego, m.; posta, f.: by —, per posta;
by this day’s —, col corriere di oggi; by
return of —, a posta corriente; in —
haste, in gran fretta. post2, TR.: porre,
mettere; (merch.) trascrivere; INTR.: an-
dare in posta, correre la posta. -age, S.:
porto, danaro (delle lettere), francobollo,
m. -age-label, s.: marca da francare,
f. -age-stamp, s.: francobollo (postale),
bollino di posta, m. -bag, s.: bolgetta,
f. =boy,S.: postiglione, m.
post-dateI, s.: data posteriore; data
falsa, f. -date2, TR.: mettere una data
posteriore. -dilavian, ADJ.: diluviano.
poster, S.: che corre la posta, corriere;
affisso, cartellone, m.
pos-térior, ADJ.: posteriore: deretano.
-teriòrity, S.: posteriorità, f.; esser
posteriore, m. -tèrity, S.: posterità, f.;
discendenti, m. pl.
péstern, s.: porticciuola, porticella, f.
post-existenee, S.: esistenza futura, f.
post-haste, s.: gran fretta; posta, f.:
make —, correre a briglia sciolta, far ogni
diligenza possibile. horse, S.: cavallo
di posta, m. -=house, S.: posta, f.; uffi-
zio della posta, m.
pòsthu-me, -mous, ADJ.: postumo: —
child, postumo, m.
pòstili, s.: postilla, f postil2, TR.:
postillare, fare postille. -ler, s.: postil-
latore, comentatore, m.
postillion, s.: postiglione, m.
postlim-inar, -inous, ADJ.: fatto dopo.
post-master, S.: maestro della posta,
m.: —-general, capo della posta, m.
post-meridian, ADJ.: del dopo mezzo-
giorno. -mértem examination, S.:
inspezione del cadavere, f.
post-office, s.: uffizio della posta, m.
=paid, ADJ.: franco, porto pagato.
postpone, TR.: posporre; differire; di-
sprezzare. -ment, S.: posposizione, f.
postscript, s.: poscritto, m., poscritta, f.
pést-stamp = postage-stamp.
postu-late!,s.: postulato, m.; domanda,
possibilità, f., possibile,
284 postulate
f. -latez, TR.: domandare; supporre;
avanzare. -lation, s.: domanda, richie-
sta, f. -latory, ADJ.: supposto. -la-
tum, s.: postulato, supposto, m:
posture 1, s.: postura, positura; situazio-
ne, f.; stato, m., condizione, f.; ordine,
m. posture 2, TR.: mettere in positura,
ordinare; assettare. «master, s.: ciur-
madore, giocolare, m.
posy, s.: mazzetto di fiori; motto, m
poti, s.: vaso, boccale, orciuolo; ramino;
orinale, m.; pentola, f.: flower-—, testo,
m. ; watering-—, annaffiatoio, m. pot2,
TR.: mettere in vaso; insalare.
potable, ADJ.: potabile, bevibile.
: qualità potabile, f.
pliaze = pottage. -eri,s.: pentola, f.;
romaiuolo, m
potash, s.: potassa, f., sale alcalino, m.
potassium, S.: potassio, m.
potatign, E : beveria, f., svebazzamento,
-ness,
just, & : patata, f., pomo di terra, m.:
mashed —, sugo di patate; sweet —, pa-
tata dolce, batata.
pòt-bellied, ADJ.:
S.: grossa pancia, f.
tirro salato, m
pòtch, TR.: bollire; spingere.
pòt-companion, s.: scialacquatare, beo-
ne, mM.
po-teney, S
efficacia, f.
sente ; efficace.
to, monarca, m.
ziale; virtuale, efficace.
possibilità ; efficacia, f. -témtially,
ADV.: con virtù potenziale. -tently,
ADV.: potentemente, potenzialmente ; con
molto vigore. -tentness, S.: potere,
forza, f.; vigore, m.; efficacia, f.
pot-full, s.: pentola piena; piguatta
piena, f. «gun, s.: cannoniera, f. -hang-
er, S.: catena del cammino, f.
pòthecary {, s.: speziale, m.
pother!, s.: tumulto, strepito, romore,
m. pother2, TR.: schiamazzare senza
effetto, far molto strepito.
pot-herb, s.: erbaggio, m.; erba da
mangiare, f. hook, s.: catena da fuo-
co, f.; manico d’ un vaso, m.
-belly,
bu-
panciuto.
-butter, s.:
: potenza, possanza; forza;
-tent, ADJ.: potente, pos-
-tentate, S.: potenta-
-téntial, ADJ.: poten-
-tentiality, s.:
potion, s.: pozione, bevanda, f., beverag-
gio, m.
pòt-lid, s.: coperchio d’un vaso, m.
-sherd, s.: pezzo di vaso rotto, coccio,
m. -tage, S.: minestra, zuppa, f. -ter,
s.: pentolaio, vasellaio, figulo, m.: —'s
clay, argilla, f.; —’s ware, vasellame di
terra, m. -tery, S.: stoviglie, f. pl.; va-
sellame di terra; magazzino di pentole, m
pòttle, s.: quattro fogliette, f. pl. (misu-
ra).
power
potvaliant, ADI. : valoroso dopo d’ aver
bevuto.
pouch!, s.: tasca, scarsella, borsa, f.;
zaino, m.; (fig.) pancia, f. pouch2, TR.:
intascare; ingoiare.
poule, s.: puglia, f.
poult, s.: pollastrino, pollastrello, m.
-erer, S.: pollaiuolo, pollinaro, m.
poultieel, s.: cataplasma, impiastro, m
poultice2, TR.: applicare un catapla-
sma.
poultry, s.: pollame, m., polli, m. pl.
-yard, s.: bassa corte, polleria, f.
artiglio, m.; unghia.
polvere di pumice, fi
spolverizzare ; artigliare;
pouneeI, S.:
pounce?2, S..
pounce 3, TR.:
sforacchiare. -d, ADJ.: artigliato.
pouneet-box, s.: polverino, m., scato-
letta, f.
pound 1, s.: libbra, f.; parco, m.: — ster-
ling, lira sterlina, f.; by the (a) —, alla
libbra, per libbra. pound 2, s.: prigione
per le bestie, f. pound 3, TR.: pestare ;
rinchiudere ; peepee pound 4, TR.: im-
prigionare. -age, S.: un tanto per lira,
scellino per lira, m. -er, S.: pestello,
m.; sorta di grossa pera, f.: twelve-—,
cannone di dodici libbre di portata, m.
-ing, S.: pestamento, tritamento, m
pour, TR.: versare; spandere, effondere ;
INTR.: scorrere: — down, piovere stra-
Locchevolmente, diluviare ; — out, trasva-
sare; diffondere; — me out a cup, versa-
temi una tazza; it —s, diluvia, piove a
secchie. -er, 8.: versatore; diffondito-
re, m.
pourtray = portray.
pouti,s.: merluzzo (pesce); francolino,
m. (uccello). pout2, TR.: fare il grugno,
fare un mal viso. -ing, S.: stizza, f.;
cattivo umore, m. -ingly, ADV.: burbe-
ramente; tronfiamente.
poverty, 8.: povertà, indigenza; mise-
ria, f.
powder1,s.: polvere; polvere da canno-
ne, f.: reduce to —, ridurre in polvere;
Jesuit’s —, chinachina, f. powder2,
TR.: polverizzare; salare. «box, S.:
polverino, m. cart, S.: cassone della
polvere, m. -chests, S. PL.: cassoni di
poppa, m. pl. shorn, s.: borsa da pol-
vere, f. -ing=tub, s.: vaso da salarvi
la carne, m. magazine, s.: magazzi-
no da polvere, m. »-ink, s.: polvere per
far l'inchiostro, f. =mill, s.: mulino da
polvere, m. room, s.: (nav.) Santa
Barbara, A -y, ADJ.: polveroso.
power, s.: potere, m., forza, possanza ;
armata ; autorità, influenza, f.: motive —,
forza motrice; locomotive —, forza loco-
motiva, f.; of a hundred horse — , della
forza di cento cavalli; love of —, amor
powerful
del potere. -ful, ADJ.: potente; efficace.
-fully, ADV.: potentemente, con forza.
-fulness, S.: vigore, m.; efficacia; ener-
gia, f. -less, ADJ.: senza potere, impo-
tente. -lessness, S.: impotenza, debo-
lezza, f.
piw-wow, s.: indovino, m., cagnara, f.
pox, s.: morbo gallico, m.: chicken —,
vaiuolo benigno, m.; cow —, vaccina, f.;
small —, vaiuolo, m.; bolle, f. pl.
poy, s.: contrappeso (de’ ballerini di cor-
da), n.
péze, TR.: confondere, imbarazzare.
prac-ticabìlity = practicableness.
prac-ticable, ADJ.: praticabile, fattevo-
le. -ticableness, s.: possibilità d’es-
sere praticato, f. -ticably, ADV.: in
modo praticabile. -tical, ADJ.: pratico.
-tically, ADV.: praticamente; realmen-
te. -ticalness, S.: effettività; espe-
rienza, f. -tiee, S.: pratica, f.; uso, co-
stume; metodo; (mil.) esercizio, m.: —s,
pratiche segrete, f. pl.: put in —, met-
tere in pratica. -tise, (IN)TR.: prati-
care; esercitare, professare: — physic,
esercitare la medicina. -tiser, S.: pra-
ticante; medico, m. -titioner, S.: ar-
tista; pratico; medico, m.
pragmatic(al), ADJ.: prammatico; af-
faccendato. -ly, ADV.. in modo proter-
vo, arrogantemente. -ness, S.: proter-
via, arroganza, impertinenza, f.
prairie, S.: prato, m., prateria, f.
prais-e1,s.: lode, f., elogio, m.; gloria, f.:
fulsome —, nauseose lodi. -e2, TR.: lo-
dare, commendare; celebrare. -er, S.:
lodatore, commendatore, m. -eworthi-
ness, s.: lodabilità, f. -eworthy, ADJ.:
laudevole, laudabile. -img, 8.: elogio;
commendamento, m.
prame, s.: barca con fondo piatto, f.
prén-ee, INTR.: impennarsi; cavalcare
con brio. -eer, S.: cavallo a mano, ca-
vallo di parata, m. -eing-horse, S.:
cavallo che s’ impenna, m.
pranki,s.: beffa; scappata, f., tiro, m.:
play one a —, accordarla ad uno; he plays
his —s, ne fa delle sue. prank2, TR.:
ornare, adornare.
prat-e 1, s.: ciarla, ciancia, f. -e2, INTR.:
cicalare, ciarlare. -e@r, S.: ciarlone, chiac-
chierone, m. -ing, S.: ciarla, loquacità,
«ingly, ADV.: da ciarlone.
pratique, s.: prattica, f.
pràt-tle1,s.: ciarleria, ciancia, f. -tle2z,
INTR.: ciarlare, chiacchierare. -tler,S.:
ciarlone, chiaccherone, m. -tling, S.:
ciarleria, ciancia, f. :
pravity, s.: pravità, corruzione; mali-
zia, f.
Prawn, s.: granchiolino, m.
prày, INTR.: pregare, supplicare: — to
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God, pregare Iddio; — tell me, ditemi di
grazia.
prayer, s.: preghiera, domanda, richie-
sta; orazione, f.: Lord’s —, orazione Do-
precipitation
menicale, f. book, s.: libro di pre-
ghiere, m. -ful, ADJ.: supplichevole,
pio. -fully, ADV.: con molte preghiere.
prayingly, ADV.: supplichevolmente.
préach, INTR.: predicare; evangelizzare:
— up, esaltare, vantare; — the Gospel,
evangelizzare. -er, S.: predicatore, m.
-ership, s.: uffizio d’ un predicatore, m.
-ment, s.: predica, f., predicamento, m.
preacquaintanee,s.: preconoscenza, f.
preadamite, ADJ.: preadamitico.
pré-amble, s.: preambolo, m., prefa-
zione, f. -Ambulous, ADJ.: previo.
preapprehénsion, s.: preconoscenza, f.
préb-end, s.: prebenda, f. -éndal,
ADJ.: di prebenda. -endary, S.: pre-
bendario, benefiziato, m. -endaryship,
S.: canonicato, m.
precarious, ADJ.: precario, incerto. -ly,
ADV.: precariamente, in modo precario.
-ness, S.: incertezza; dipendenza, f.
préca-tive, -tory, ADJ.: supplichevole.
preciutioniI, s.: precauzione; cautela,
f. precautionz, TR.: dare avviso, av-
vertire.
pre-eedaneous}, ADJ.: antecedente, pre-
cedente. -eéde, TR.. precedere, andare
avanti, sopravanzare. -eédenee, -eè-
deney, s.: precedenza, f. -eédent,
ADJ.: precedente; anteriore. pré-ee-
dent, s.: esempio; uso stabilito, m.;
scrittura originale, f. -eedent-book,
S.: protocollo, formulario, m. -eédent-
ly, ADV.: precedentemente, da prima.
preeéntor, S.: precentore, m.
pré-cept, s.: precetto; comandamento,
m.; regola, f., ordine, n. -eéptial f, ADI.:
istruttivo. -eéptive, ADJ.: precettivo.
-eéptor, S.: precettore, maestro, m.
-eéptory, ADJ.: precettivo, istruttivo ;
s.: seminario, m.
preeéssion, S.:
za, f.
préeinct, s.: precinto, circuito, m.
précious, ADJ.: prezioso, di gran valore.
-ly, ADV.: preziosamente. -mess, S.:
preziosità, f., gran pregio, m.
prè-eipiee, S.: precipizio, m. -eipi-
tanee, -elpitaney, S.: precipitamen-
to, m., fretta temeraria, f. -eipitant,
ADJ.: precipitante, affrettoso. -eipi-
tantly, ADV.: con precipitazione, con
gran fretta. -eipitatel, ADJ.: precipitato,
affrettoso; S.: precipitato, m. -eipitatez,
TR.: precipitare, affrettare, accelerare;
INTR.: precipitarsi, affrettarsi. -eipi-
tately, ADV.: precipitatamente, con
fretta. -eipitation, S.: precipitazione ;
precessione, preceden-
286 precipitator
inconsiderazione, temerità, f. -eipita-
tor, S.: precipitatore, m. -eipitous,
ADJ.: precipitoso, temerario. -eipitous-
ly, ADV.: precipitosamente. -eipitous-
ness = precipitation.
pre-eise, ADJ.: preciso, esatto. -eisely,
ADV.: precisamente, esattamente. -eise-
mess, S.: precisione, esattezza, f. -ei-
sian}, 8.: rigorista, m. -eisianism,
8.: rigorismo, m. -eision, S.: preci-
sione, esattezza, f.; limite, m. -eisive,
ADJ.: precisivo; positivo.
precluù-de, TR.: precludere; impedire:
— the necessity of, rendere non necessa-
rio. -sign, S.: impedimento, m. -sive,
ADJ.: impeditivo.
pre-cocious, ADJ.: precoce, prematuro.
-cociousness, -coeity, S.: maturità
prima del tempo, f.
precògitate, TR.. premeditare.
precognition, s.: preconoscenza, f.
precompose, TR.: comporre anticipa-
tamente.
preconcéit, s.: pregiudizio, m.; preven-
zione, f.
precon-esive, TR.: prevedere; indovi-
nare. -eéption, s.: pregiudizio, m.
preconeért, TR.: deliberare anticipata-
mente.
preconization, s.: preconizzazione, f.
préconize, TR.: preconizzare.
precir-se, S.: precorrimento; presagio,
augurio, m. -ser, S.: precursore; an-
nunzio, m. -sery, 8.: introduzione, f.
predacious, ADJ.: predace.
prédatory, ADJ.: predatorio, rapace.
predeeéased, ADI. : morto innanzi.
predeeéssor, 8.: predecessore, anteces-
sore, m.; antenati, progenitori, m. pl.
pre-destinarian, s.: che crede alla
predestinazione. -déstimate, TR.: pre-
destinare. -déstination, s.: predesti-
nazione, f. -déstinator = predestina-
rian. -déstine, (IN)TR.: predestinare;
decretare.
prede-termination, s.: predetermina-
zione, f. -términe, TR.: predeterminare.
prédial, ApJ.: prediale.
pré-dicable, s.: (log.) predicabile, m.
-dicament, s.: predicamento, m., cate-
goria, f.: in a bad —, in mal passo. -di-
cant, S.: predicante, predicatore, m.
-dicateI, S.: predicato, predicamento,
m. -dicate, TR.: affermare; dichiarare,
manifestare, pubblicare. -dication, s.:
affermazione, f. -dicatory, ADI.: affer-
mativo.
predic-t, TR.: predire; profetizzare.
-tion, s.: predizione, f., predicimento,
m. -tive, ADV.: profetico. -tor, f.:
pronosticatore, profeta, m.
prediléction, s.: predilezione, f.
prejudication
predis-pose, TR.: disporre avanti, ordi-
nare avanti. -pesition, s.: disposizio-
ne anteriore, f.
predomi-nanee, -naney, S.: superiori-
tà, f. -nant, ADJ.: predominante, supe-
riore. -nate, INTR.: predominare.
pre-eléct, TR.: eleggere avanti.
pre-éminen-ee, s.: preeminenza; su-
periorità, f. -t, ADJ.: preeminente; su-
periore.
pre-émption, s.: compra anticipata, f.;
diritto di comprare avanti, m.
pre-engage, TR.: impegnare precedente-
mente. -ment,s.: obbligo anteriore, m.
pre-estàblish, TR.: stabilire avanti.
-ment, s.: stabilimento anteriore, m.
pre-exàmination, s.: previa esamina-
zione, f. “exàmine, TR.: esaminare
avanti.
pre-exist, INTR.: preesistere, esistere
avanti. -enee, S.: preesistenza, f. -ent,
ADJ.: preesistenza, f.
préf-aeeI,s.: prefazione, f., preambolo;
proemio, m. -ace2, (IN)TR.: dire avanti,
introdurre. -aeer, s.: scrittore d’ una
prefazione, m. -atory, ADJ.: introdut-
tivo, preliminare.
pré-fect, s.: prefetto, preposto, gover-
natore, m. -fècture, s.: prefettura, f.
prefer, TR.: preferire, preporre; pro-
muovere, avanzare: — @ law, proporre
una legge.
préfer-able, ADI.: preferibile; desidera-
bile. -ableness, s.: preferimento, m.
-ably, ADV.: per preferenza. -enee,
S.: preferenza, prelazione, f.
prefér-ment, s.: avanzamento, m.; pro-
mozione, f.; impiego, uffizio, m.: come to
—, avanzarsi, aggrandirsi. -rer, S.:
preferitore, promotore; delatore, accusa-
tore, m.
prefigu-rate, TR.: significare avanti.
-ration, s.: prefiguramento, m. -re=
prefigurate.
prefine, TR.: prefinire.
pré-fix I, s.: (gram.) prefisso, m. -fix2,
TR.: prefiggere; stabilire. -fixion, s.:
prefiggimento; tempo fissato, m.
preférm, TR.: formare avanti, figurarsi.
prég-nable, ADI.: espugnabile. -nan-
ey, S.: pregnezza; inventiva, f. -nant,
ADJ.: pregnante; fertile. -namtly,
ADV.: fertilmente; pienamente, grande-
mente.
pregustation, s.: assaggiamento an-
teriore, m. °
prehénsi(b)le, ADI. : prendibile.
prehistoric, ADJ.: preistorico.
prejùdge, -jadicate, TR.: giudicare in-
nanzi. -judicate, ADJ.: giudicato in-
nanzi. -judication, s.: giudizio anti-
cipato, m.
prejudice
préju-diee I, S.: pregiudizio, m., preven-
zione, f.; detrimento, danno, m. -dice2,
TR.: pregiudicare; nuocere. -dicial,
ADJ.: pregiudizioso, nocivo. -dicial-
ness, S.: pregiudizio, nocumento; tor-
to, m.
pré-lacy, S.: prelatura, f. -late, s.:
prelato, m. -lateship, s.: prelatura, f.
-latical, ADJ.: prelatizio, di prelato.
-lation, s.: prelazione, preferenza, f.
-lature(ship), s.: dignità di prelato, f.
preléc-t, TR.: preleggere. -tion, 8.:
previa lettura, f.; discorso, m. -tor, S.:
prelettore, m.
prelibation, s.: prelibazione, f.; previo
gusto, m.
preliminary, ADI. : preliminare.
pré-lude, s.: preludio ; proemio, m. -lude,
Tr.: suonare un preludio; introdurre.
-ladious, -lasive, -lusory, ADJ.: pre-
lusivo introduttivo.
prematur-e, ADJ.: prematuro, primatic-
cio. -ely, ADV.: prematuramente. -eness,
-ity, s.: maturità avanti il tempo, f.
premédi-tate, (IN)TR.: premeditare, pen-
sare avanti, appensare. -tation, S.: pre-
meditazione, f.
premérit, TR.: meritare innanzi.
prèmiees, S. PL.: primizie, f. pl., primi
frutti, m. pl.
prémier, ADJ.: primiero, principale; s.:
primo ministro, m. -ship, s.: dignita
d'un primo ministro, f.
premise, TR.: spiegare in primo luogo.
prém-ises, Ss. PL. : (log.) premesse; (eg.)
case, f. pl.; beni terreni, m. pl. -iss, S.:
proposizione antecedente, f.
prémium, s.: premio, m.; ricompensa, f.
pre-mònish, TR.: avvertire avanti, am-
monire avanti. -mònishment, -moni-
tion, s.: premonizione, f. -mònitory,
ADI. : che ammonisce anticipatamente.
premòn-strate, TR.: premostrare. -stra-
tion, s.: premostrazione, f.
premunire, s.: (leg.) confiscazione di
heni, f.
premunition, s.: premonizione; antici-
pazione (d’ obbiezioni), f.
prenòmi-nate, TR.: nominare avanti.
-nation, s.: prima nominazione, f.
prenotion, s.: prescienza, f.
prentieet, s.: novizio, principiante, m.
-ship}, s.: tempo d’imparare un'arte,
garzonaggio, m.
prenuneiation, s.: annunzio, n. ;
predc-cupaney, S.: previa possessione,
f. -cupate, TR.: preoccupare, anticipa-
re. -cupation, S.: preoccupazione, pre-
venzione, f. -cupy, TR.: preoccupare,
prevenire. rs}
Preopinion, s.: pregiudizio, m.; preven-
zione, f.
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preòption, s.: (jur.) diritto della prima
scelta, m.
pre-erdain, TR.: preordinare, prodesti-
nare. -érdinanee, -ordination, s.:
decreto antecedente, m.
pre-paration, s.: preparazione, f., pre-
parativo; apparecchio, m. -parative,
ADJ.: preparativo, preparatorio; S.: pre-
paramento, apparato, m. -pàratively,
ADV.: in modo preparativo, precedente-
mente. -pàratory, ADJ.: preparatorio,
preparativo, preparante. -pare, TR.:
preparare; apparecchiare ; INTR.: prepa-
rarsi; apparecchiarsi. -pa&redness, S.:
preparazione, disposizione; convenevolez-
za, f. -pàrer,s.: preparatore; appa-
recchiatore, m.
prepay, TR.: pagare anticipatamente. .
prepén-se, INTR.: premeditare. -se(d),
ADJ.: premeditato.
prepolleney, s.: prevalenza, prepoten-
za, f.
prepònder, TR.: preponderare, prevale-
re. -anee,-aney, S.: preponderanza,
f. -ant, ADJ.: preponderante. -ate,
INTR.: preponderare; superare. -ation,
S.: preponderanza, f.
prepòo-se, TR.: preporre, mettere avanti.
-sition, s.: preposizione, f.
preposi-tive, ADJ.: prepositivo; prepo-
nente. -tor, S.: preposto, proposto ; os-
servatore, m.
prepos-sèss, TR.: preoccupare; preveni-
re; cattivarsi. -sessing, ADJ.: insinuan-
te; attraente: a very — young lady, una
damigella molto avvenente. -sèssion, s.:
preoccupazione ; prevenzione, f. -séssor,
S.: preoccupatore, m.
prepòsterous, ADJ.: prepostero; assurdo.
-ly, ADv.: in modo prepostero, a rovescio,
assurdamente. -mess, S.: assurdità, f.
prepò-teney, S.: prepotenza, f. -tent,
ADI. : prepotente, superiore.
prépuee, S.: prepuzio, m.
pre-require, TR.: esigere innanzi. -ré-
quisite, ADI. : richiesto avanti. .
prerogative, s.: prerogativa, f.; privi.
legio, vantaggio, m.
pré-sage, S.: presagio, augurio, m. “Sage,
TR.: presagire, augurare. -sagefal, ADI.:
pronosticante. -sagement, S.: presen-
timento, pronostico, m. -sager, 8.: in-
dovino, m.
présby-ter, s.: ministro presbiteriano,
prete, m. -térian, ADJ.: presbiteriano.
-térianism, S.: presbiterianismo, Cal-
vinismo, m. -tery,S.: presbitero, m.
préscien-ee, S.: prescienza, precono-
scenza, f. -t, ADJ.: presciente; profetico.
prescind, TR.: prescindere; astrarre.
prescribe, (IN)TR.: prescrivere; dirige-
re, ordinare.
prescribe
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pré-script, ADJ.: prescritto; 8.: pre-
scritto, comando, m. -eription, 8.: pre-
scrizione ; ordinazione, f.
présenee, S.: presenza; aria, f., aspetto,
m.: — of mind, prontezza di spirito, f.
-chamber, «room, s.: camera di pre-
senza, f.
pre-sensation, -sénsion}, s.: presen-
timento, m.
présentiI, ADJ.: presente; attento: —
month, corrente mese; — tense, tempo
presente, m.; at —, al presente, presente-
mente. presentz,S.: presente, dono, re-
galo, m. presènt 3, TR.: presentare, far
un presente, regalare a; offerire; confe-
rire: — arms, presentare le armi; — my
compliments to, presentate i miei compli-
menti a. presént-able, ADI. : che può
presentarsi. -aneous, ADJ.: presenta-
neo. -ation, S.: presentazione, f. -ée,
s.: che è presentato a un beneficio.
presént-er, S.: presentatore, presen-
tante, m.
presén-tial, ADI.: presenziale ; presente.
-tiality, s.: presenza reale, f. -tially,
ADV.: presenzialmente.
preséntiment, s.: presentimento, m.
présently, ADV. : presentemente, al pre-
sente.
preséntment, s.: rappresentamento, m.;
accusa, denunzia, f.
présentness, S.: acutezza d’ ingegno,
prontezza di spirito, f.
pre-servation, S.: preservazione, f.
-sérvative, S.: preservativo, antidoto,
m. -sérvel, s.: confettura, conserva,
f., confetti, m. pl. -serve2, TR.: preser-
vare, conservare; confettare. -sérver,
S.: conservatore, protettore, m. -sérv-
ers, S. PL.: occhiali di conserva, m. pl.
-sérving, S.: preservamento; preser-
vare; confettare, m.
preside, INTR.: presedere; aver la dire-
zione; soprantendere.
présiden-ey, 8.: presidenza, sopranten-
denza, f. -t, S.: presidente; capo, m.:
— of a college, rettore d’un collegio, m.
-tship, s.: uffizio di presidente, m.
presidial, ApJ.: di presidio, di guerni-
gione.
pre-signification, S.: previa significa-
zione, f. -signify, TR.: dimostrare pre-
viamente. a
préssi, s.: torchio, torcolo; strettoia,
m.; calca, folla; moltitudine, f.: — for
clothes, guardaroba, f.; my book is in
the —, il mio libro è sotto il torchio.
press 2, TR.: premere, spremere, stringe-
re; sollecitare, affrettare; importunare ;
INTR.: affrettarsi; mettere piede; ricerca-
re con premura: — grapes, pigiar le uve;
— soldiers, levar soldati per forza; —
prescript
pretty
on, spingersi, ficcarsi avanti, affrettarsi;
— upon, presentarsi, esporsi; — out the
juice, spremere il sugo; — each other's
hands, stringersi la mano. «bed, s.:
letto in forma di guardaroba, m. -er,
S.: torcoliere, m. gang, s.: truppa da
forzare marinari, f. -img, ADJ.: urgen-
te; importuno; 8.: pressione; istanza, f.
-ingly, ADV.: istantemente, violente-
mente. -ign -shun, S.: pressione, impres-
sione, compressione, f. -man, s.: stam-
patore (di libri), torcoliere, m. -money,
s.: danaro d’ arrolamento, m. -ure -shur,
S.: pressura; pressione, f.: high (low)
—, alta (bassa) pressione. -work, S.:
torchio, m.; tiratura, f.
prést, ADI. : presto, pronto, destro.
prestation, S.: prestazione, f.
préstige, S.: prestigio, m.
présto, ADV.: presto, prontamente.
pre-sumably, ADV.: in modo presuma-
bile, senza esaminare. -sume, TR.: pre-
sumere; presupporre. -stimer, S.: pre-
suntuoso, m. -sumption, S.: presun-
zione, arroganza, f. -stmptive, ADJ.:
presuntivo, presupposto. -sumptuous,
ADJ.: presuntuoso, arrogante. -sumptu-
ously, ADV.: presuntuosamente. -simp-
tuousness, S : presuntuosità, f.
presuppò-se, TR.: presupporre, supporre.
-sition, s.: presupposizione, f.
presurmise, s.: previo sospetto, m.
pre-ténee, S.: pretenzione, f.; pretesto;
argomento falso, m.; apparenza, f. -ténd,
(IN)TR.: pretendere; imaginarsi, piccarsi;
fingere, far le viste: — business, far
l affaccendato. -ténder, s.: pretendi-
tore, m., -trice, f.; pretendente, m., f.
-téndingly, ADV.: presuntuosamente.
-tènsign, S.: pretensione, f.; prete-
sto, m.
préter-ite, ADJ.: preterito, passato: —
tense, preterito, m. -itness, -ition,
S.: omissione, f.
preterlàpsed, ADI. : passato, scorso.
preter- mission, S.: pretermissione,
omissione, f. -mit, TR.: pretermettere,
lasciare, tralasciare, omettere.
preternàtural, ADJ.: soprannaturale.
-ly, ADV.: in modo soprannaturale.
-ness, S.: modo soprannaturale, m.
prétext, s.: pretesto, colore, m.
pre-tor, s.: pretore, m. -torial, -t6-
rian, ADJ.: pretorio, di pretore. -tor-
ship, s.: pretoria, f.
prét-tily prit-, ADv.: d una maniera
piacevole, acconciamente. -tiness, S.:
bellezza, leggiadria, f. -ty1, ADJ.: bello,
bellino, leggiadro, vago, grazioso: rather
—, piuttosto bello, belluccio; — trick,
bel tiro. -ty2, ADV.: assai, così così;
quasi.
prevail
prevail, INTR.: prevalere; avere la su-
periorità; eccedere: — against, resi-
stere; opporsi; — on (upon, with), per-
suadere; — over,. superare, vincere.
-ing, ADJ.: predominante, potente, gene-
rale. -ment, S.: prevalenza, potenza;
efficacia, f.
prévalen-ce, -ey = prevailment. -t,
ADI. : potente; efficace. -tly, ADV.: po-
tentemente ; efficacemente.
prevàri-cate, INTR.: prevaricare; col-
ludere. -cation, S.: prevaricazione;
collusione, f. -cator, S.: prevaricato-
re, N.
pre-vénej, TR.: prevenire; impedire.
-vénient, ADJ.: preveniente. -vént,
TR.: prevenire, anticipare; ovviare, im-
pedire. -vémter, s.: che previene, im-
peditore, m. -véntingly, ADV.: pre-
ventivamente. -véntion, s.: prevenzio-
ne, anticipazione; preoccupazione, f.: for
the — of, per prevenire; onde prevenire.
-véntional, -vèntive, ADJ.: preve-
niente; preservativo. -ventive, S.:
preservativo, antidoto, m. -véntively,
ADV.: preventivamente, in modo preven-
tivo.
prévious, ADJ.: previo, precedente. -ly,
ADV.: precedentemente, da prima. -ness,
S.: precedenza, antecedenza, anteriori-
tà, f.
prevision, s.: previsione, f., antivedi-.
mento, m.
prewarn, TR.: avvertire avanti.
préy 1, s.: preda, rapina, f.; bottino, m.:
bird of —, uccello di rapina, m.; a — to,
in preda a. prey2,INTR.: predare; ru-
bare: — upon (= eat), mangiare ; jealousy
—s upon health, la gelosia mina la sa-
lute. -er, s.: predatore, rubatore, m.
prieeI, s.: prezzo, valore, m., valuta; ri-
compensa, f.: current —, market —,
prezzo corrente; fixed —, prezzo fisso;
what's your —? quanto vale? at any —,
a qualunque prezzo. price 2, TR.: dar il
giusto prezzo.
prick1, s.: puntura, ferita, f.; bersaglio,
rimorso, m. prick2, TR.: pungere;
stimolare, spronare: — a@ cask, spillare
una botte; — one’s ears, stare cogli occhi
tesi, (of horses) drizzare le orrecchie; —
music, notare (un’ aria); (nav.) — the
' sails, ricucire le vele. -er, S.: bracchiere
acavallo,m. -et,S.: cerbiatto, m. -ing,
8.: pungimento; pizzicore, m. -le, S.:
punta; spina, f. -limess, S.: spinosita,
f. -ly, aps.: pieno di spine, spinoso.
“wood, s.: fusaggine, f.
pridet, s.: orgoglio, m., superbia, alteri-
gia, vanità, f.: take — in, vanagloriarsi,
vantarsi: — one’s self on, vantarsi di,
pregiarsi di. pride2, INTR.: vantarsi,
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glorificarsi; pregiarsi. -ful, ADJ.: orgo-
glioso, altiero, vanaglorioso.
prier, s.: spione, spia, m.
prîest, s.: prete, sacerdote, ministro, m.
-craft, s.: fraude ecclesiastica, f. -ess,
S.: sacerdotessa, f. -hood, s.: sacer-
dozio, m. -like, ADI.: da prete, prete-
sco. -liness, s.: aria di prete, f. -ly,
ADJ.: di prete, pretesco; sacerdotale.
-ridden, ADJ.: governato da preti.
prig1, s.: presuntuoso, pazzo, m. prig2,
TR.: mariolare, truffare. -gish, ADI.:
impertinente, arrogante.
prill, s.: rombo, m. (pesce).
prim I, ADJ.: affettato, ricercato, studia-
to. prim2, TR.: ornare a bella posta;
INTR.: esser affettato, civettare.
prima-ey, S.: primato, m. -rily, ADV.:
primieramente, da prima. -riness, S.:
primato; primo luogo, m. -ry, ADI.:
primario, primo, principale.
primate, s.. primate; capo, m. -ship,
S.: primazia, dignità di primate, f.
primet, ADJ.: primo, principale, origi-
nale; precoce; S.: principio; fiore, m.;
primavera, f.: — of life (age), fiore dell’ e-
tà, m.; — of the moon, novilunio, m.
prime 2, TR.: mettere il polverino; pre-
parare. -ly, ADV.: da prima; eccellen-
temente. -ness, S.: primato, m.; eccel-
lenza, f,
primer, s.: piccolo libretto; breviario,
m.: long —, garamone, m., dieci punti,
m. pl.; great —, carattere di diciotto
punti, m.
prime-val, -vous, ADJ.: primordiale,
primitivo.
priming, s.: polverino da focone, m.;
capsula di fucile, f. =iron, s.: spillo da
nettare il focone, m.
primìtial, apJ.: delle primizie.
primitive, ADJ.: primitivo, originale.
-ly, ADV.: primitivamente, in principio.
-ness, S.: originalità; antichità, f.
prim-ly, ADJ.: con affettazione. -ness,
8.: affettazione, f.
primo-génial, ADJ.: primogenito. -gén-
iture, S.: primogenitura, f. j
primòr-dial, -diate, ADJ.: primordiale.
primrose, S.: margheritina, f.
prin-ee, S.: principe; sovrano, m.: live
like a —, vivere da principe. -eedom,
S.: principato, m. -eelike, ADJ.: di
principe, da principe, nobile. -eeliness,
s.: dignità di principe, f. -eely, ADI.:.
principesco; nobile; ADV.: da principe,
principesco; nobilmente. -eess, S.:
principessa, f.
prinei-pal, ADJ.: principale, primario,
essenziale; S.: principale; capitale, m.:
pay off the —, rimborsare il principale (il
capitale). -pality, $.: principato, m.;
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sovranità, f. -pally, ADV.: principal-
mente; soprattutto. -palmess, s.: prin-
cipale; essenziale, m. -pate, S.: princi
pato, m.
prineipiationi, s.: analisi, f.
prineipleI, s.: principio, fondamento;
motivo, m., causa, f.: sound —s, sani (so-
di) principi; from a — of, per un principio
di. principlez, TR.: dare i principi;
istruire. -d, ADJ.: che ha dei principi.
prin-cock{ -coxj,S.: saccentone, sac-
centino, m.
prink, TR.: ornare; abbellire; INTR.: or-
narsi, adornarsi.
print, s.: impressione; stampa, f.; ca-
rattere, m., lettera, f.: în —, stampato;
out of —, esaurito, che non si trova più a
comprare; come out in —, venire alla
luce (de’ libri); beawtiful —, bella impres-
sione. print2, TR.: imprimere; stam-
pare. -er,s.: stampatore, tipografo, m.
-ing, S.: impressione; stampa, f. -ing=
house, -ing-office, S.: stamperia, f.
-ing-paper, 8.: carta da stampa, f.,
fioretto, m. -ing=press, S.: torchio (da
stampare), m. -less, ADJ.: senza impres-
sione. «shop, 8.: bottega, f.
priori, ADJ.: primo, anteriore, preceden-
te. prior2, s.: priore; superiore, m.
-ate, S.: priorato, m. -ess, S.: priora;
superiora, f. priòr-ity, S.: priorità;
precedenza, f. -ship, s.: dignità di prio-
re, f., priorato, m. -y,S.: priorato, m.
prism, s.: prisma, m. -atie(al), ADI.:
prismatico. -atically, ADV.: in modo
prismatico.
prisoni, s.: prigione, f., carcere, m.:
keeper of a —, carceriere, m. prisonz,
TR.: imprigionare, incarcerare. -base,
s.: barriera, f. (giuoco). -er, S.: pri
gioniere, prigionero; prigione, m.: take
—, far prigione (prigioniere), arrestare;
— at the bar, accusato, reo, m. «house,
S.: prigione, f., carcere, m. -ment, S.:
prigionia, incarcerazione, f.
pristine, ADJ.: pristino, prisco; origi-
nale.
prithee, ti prego, di grazia.
prittle-prattle, s.: cicaleria, f.
pri-vaey, S.: segretezza ; retiratezza, so-
litudine, f. -vadotj, S.: amico intimo,
confidente, m. -vate, ADJ.: privato,
particolare; segreto, nascosto: in —,
privatamente; — interview, abboccamen-
to segreto, m.; — man, uomo privato,
m.; — stairs, scala segreta, f.
privatéer1,s.:corsale,m. privateer2,
INTR.: corseggiare.
private-ly, ADV.: privatamente, parti-
colarmente; segretamente. -ness, S.:
ritiratezza, oscurità, f.
privation, s.: privazione; mancanza, f.
principally
process
privative, ADJ.: privativo, esclusivo;
negativo. -ly, ADV.: privativamente.
-ness, S.: mancanza; privazione, f.
privet, s.: rovistico, m. (arbore).
privilege!, s.: privilegio, m., preroga-
tiva, f., vantaggio, m. privilege2z, TR.:
privilegiare; esentare, esimere.
pri-vily, ADV.: privatamente; in segre-
to. -wity, S.: partecipazione; confiden-
za; notizia, f. -vy1, ADJ.: privato, par-
ticolare; famigliare; segreto; nascosto:
— council, consiglio privato, m. ; — purse,
borsa privata, f. -wy2, S.: privato, ces-
so, m.
priz-e 1, s.: prezzo; premio, m.; presa, f.
-e2, TR.: apprezzare, stimare, valutare.
-e-fighter, s.: pugilato (di mestiere), m.
-e-fighting, s.: pugilato, m. -e-money,
S.: preda, f. -er, S.: prezzatore, stima-
tore, m. -ing, S.: stimazione, stima; va-
luta, f.
prò, PREP.: per: — and con, pro e contra.
probability, s.: probabilità, verisimili-
tudine, f. 5
proba-ble, ADI.: probabile, verisimile.
-bly, ADv.: probabilmente, verisimil-
mente.
probate, S.: (jur.) verificazione (d'un
testamento), f.
probation, s.: prova, f.; esperimento,
m. -al, -ary, ADJ.: per prova. -er,
s.: scolare che fa la sua prova; novizio,
m. -ership, S.: noviziato, m.
proba-tive, -tory, ADJ.: provativo, per
prova.
pròobei, s.: (surg.) tenta, f. probe2,
TR.: tentare, toccare colla tenta. »scis-
sors, 8. PL.: forbici di chirurgo, f. pl.
probity, s.: probità, sincerità; integri-
a, f.
problem, s.: problema, m.; proposta,
proposizione, f. -àtic(al), ADI.: proble-
matico, incerto. -atically, ADV.: in
modo problematico.
probòseis, s.: proboscide; tromba (del-
Y elefante), f.
pre-cacious, ADJ.: procace; insolente,
protervo. -caeity, 8.: insolenza; petu-
lanza; arroganza, f.
proeédure, s.: procedimento ; progresso,
m.
proeéedi, s.: prodotto, guadagno, m.
proceed2, INTR.: procedere, derivare ;*
provenire; comportarsi; andare avanti.
-er, S.: che procede. -img, 8.: procedi-
mento, procedere ; atto ; processo verbale,
m.: institute —s, cominciare una lite ; the
—s of the legislature, gli atti del corpo
legislativo.
process, S.: processo; progresso, m.: —
of time, processo di tempo, m.; — verbal,
processo informativo, m.
procession
proeéssion, S.: processione, f. -al,
-ary, ADI. : di processione.
prochronism, S.: procronismo, m.
proeinct, S.: preparamento, m.
pro-claim, TR.: proclamare; pubblicare;
bandire. -claimer, s.: proclamatore;
banditore, m. -clamation, s.: procla-
ma, f.; bando, m.
procliv-ity, S.: proclività, propensione,
f. -ous, ADJ.: proclive; inclinato.
proconsul, s.: proconsolo, m. -ar,
ADJ.: proconsolare. -ate, -ship, S.: pro-
consolato, m.
procràsti-nate, TR.: procrastinare; in-
et -nation, S.: procrastinazio-
ne, f.
procre-ant, ADJ.: procreante, produttivo.
-ate, TR.: procreare; produrre. -ation,
S.: procreamento, procreare, m. -ative,
ADJ.: generativo, produttivo. -ative-
ness, S.: potere di procreare, m., facoltà
generativa, f. -ator, S.: procreatore;
generatore, m.
proctor, S.:
—s, moderatori, m. pl.
zio di procuratore, m.
procùmbent, ADJ.: disteso, prono, incli-
nato.
proctrable, aDJ.: che si può procurare.
procuraey, S.: amministrazione; con-
dotta, f. E
procuration, s.: procurazione, procura, f.
procura-tor, s.: procuratore; agente, m.
-torship, S.: uffizio del procuratore, m.
-tory, ADJ.: di procurazione.
procùr-e, TR.: procurare; ottenere; fare
il ruffiano. -ement, S.: procurazione, f.
-er, S.: procuratore; mezzano, mediatore,
m. -ess, S.: procuratrice, mezzana, f.
prod, TR.: pungere; instigare, stimolare.
pròdi-gal, ADJ.: prodigo, spendereccio ;
S.: prodigo, m.: — son, figliuol prodigo.
-gality, s.: prodigalità, f. -galize,
INTR.: prodigalizzare. -gally, ADV.:
prodigamente, profusamente. -galness,
8.: prodigalità, f.
prodigious, ADJ.: prodigioso, mostruoso,
stupendo; straordinario. -ly, ADV.: pro-
digiosamente. -ness, S.: mostruosità;
maraviglia, f.
prodigy, 8.: prodigio, portento, m.
prodition}, s.: prodizione, f., tradimen-
to, m.
prédi-tor}, s.: traditore; perfido, m.
-torioust, -toryf, ADJ.: proditorio, tra-
ditoresco.
prodrome, s.: prodromo, m.
prodiee1,TR.: produrre; causare. prod-
uee2, s.: prodotto; profitto, guadagno,
m. -eement, S.: producimento, m.,
produzione, f. -eer, S.: produttore, ge-
neratore, m. -eible, ADI.: producibile,
procuratore; fattore, m.:
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producente. -eibleness, s.: facoltà
producibile; produzione, f. -eing, 8.:
producimento, produrre, m.
prò-duct, s.: prodotto; effetto, m.; ‘ope-
ra, f. -duction, s.: produzione, f., pro-
dotto, m. -ductiveness, s.: produtti
vità; fertilità, f.
prò-emI, s.: proemio, m., prefazione, f.
-em2, TR.: proemiare. -émial, ADJ.:
proemiale, introduttivo.
pro-fanation, s.: profanazione, f., pro-
fanamento, m. -famel, ADJ.: profano,
secolare; impuro, polluto. -fame2, TR.:
profanare, violare, abusare. -fanely,
ADV.: profanamente, con profanità. -fane-
ness, S.: profanità; irreverenza a cose
sacre, f. -famer, s.: profanatore, viola-
tore, m. -fànity = profaneness.
pro-fèss, (IN)TR.: professare; esercitare,
mantenere, seguitare: —ed monk, frate
professo, m. -féssedly, ADV.: pubblica-
mente, apertamente. -féssion, S.: pro-
fessione, f.; mestiere, arte; protesto, m..
by —, per (or di) professione. -fèssion-
al, ADJ.: di professione. -féssor, S.:
professore ; lettore pubblico, m.; chi pro-
fessa, m., f. -fessorial, ADJ.: professo-
riale. -féssorship, S.: impiego di pro-
fessore, professorato, m., cattedra, f.
proffer I, s.: profferenza, profferta, offer-
ta; tentativa, f. proffer 2, TR.: profferire,
offerire; proporre. -er, s.: profferitore,
offerente, m.
proficien-ee, -ey, S.: avanzamento;
progresso, m. -t, ADJ.: proficiente; avan-
zato.
profile, s.: proffilo, m.
profit 1, s.: profitto, guadagno; vantaggio ;
frutto, m. profit2, TR.: avvantaggiare;
essere utile; INTR.: profittare; far pro-
gressi: what —s it? che giova? a che
serve? -able, ADI.: profittabile, profit-
tevole, vantaggioso, utile. -ableness,
s.: profitto, guadagno, giovamento ; utile,
m. -ably, ADV.: profittevolmente; con
profitto. -ing, S.: profitto; progresso,
avanzamento, m. -less, ADJ.: di niuno
profitto ; inutile.
pròfli-gaey, 8.: scelleratezza, dissolutez-
za, f. -gatet, ADI.: scellerato, malva-
gio. -gate 2, INTR.: abbandonare. -gate-
ly, ADV.: scelleratamente; con dissolu-
tezza. -gateness, S.: scelleratezza, mal-
vagità, f. :
profluen-ee, s.: profluvio; progresso;
corso, m. -t, ADJ.: scorrente, fluido.
pro-found1, s.: abisso; alto mare, m.
-found 2, ADJ.: profondo, alto ; insigne,
eminente: — sleep, alto sonno. -foundly,
ADV.: profondamente, profondo. -found-
ness, -fundity, s.: profondità; pene-
trazione, f.
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profu-se, ADJ.: profuso; esuberante, ec-
cessivo; prodigo. -sely, ADV.: profusa-
mente; prodigamente. -seness, -sign,
s.: profusione; prodigalità ; esuberanza, f.
pròg!, s.: vettovaglia, f.; provvisioni, f.
pl. prog2, INTR.: ingegnarsi, affaticarsi;
rubare, involare.
progén-erate, TR.: generare; propa-
gare. -eration, s.: generazione; pro-
pagazione, f. -itor, s.: progenitore, m.
-iture, prògen-y, S.. progenie, stirpe,
schiatta, fi ©
prognéstic!, ADJ.: che pronostica. prog-
nostic 2, S.: pronostico, presagio, m.
-ate, TR.: pronosticare, predire. -ation,
s.: pronosticamento, pronostico, m. -ator,
S.: pronosticatore, indovino, m.
program(me),8.: programma, avviso, m.
progréssI, INTR.: progredire, andar in-
nanzi. prò-gress2, S.: progresso, pro-
cesso ; viaggio, m.: in —, di corso, avvia-
to. -grèssion, S.: progressione, f.;
processo, m. -gréssional, -gréssive,
ADJ.: progressivo. -gressively, ADV.:
progressivamente. -gréssiveness, S.:
progresso, avanzamento, m.
prohib-it, TR.: proibire, impedire, vietare.
-iter, S.: proibitore, vietatore, m. -ition,
S.: proibizione, f., proibire, m.; difesa, f.
-itignist, s.: proibizionista, m. -itive,
-itory, ADJ.: proibitivo, proibente.
préin}, TR.: rimondare; diramare.
pro-jéctiI, TR.: disegnare; progettare;
macchinare ; INTR.: proporsi: (raé.) —ed
line, strada ferrata progettata, f. prò-
ject2, s.: disegno, progetto; divisamento ;
soggetto, m.: form a —, far progetto.
-jéctile, s.: proietto, m. -jécting,
ADJ.: inventivo. -jéetion, -jéctment,
S.: proiezione, proiettura, f.; disegno, m.
-jéctor, s.: disegnatore, inventore, m.
-jécture, s.: proiettura, f.; sporto, m.
prolegòmena, s.: prolegomeni, m. pl.
prolép-sis, s.: prolepsi, f. -tic(al),
ADJ.: precedente, antecedente.
proletarian, ADJ.: proletario, plebeo;
abbietto.
prolif-ic(al), ADJ.: prolifico, fecondo.
-ically, ADV.: fecondamente. -ication,
s.: generazione, f. -icness, s.: fecondi-
tà, f.
prolix, ADJ.: prolisso, diffuso; tedioso.
-ity, S.: prolissità; lunghezza, f. -ly,
ADV.: prolissamente, lungamente, distesa-
mente. -ness = -ity.
prolocitor, s.: presidente (d’ un’ assem-
blea), m. -ship, S.: uffizio di presi-
dente, m.
pro-loguize, -loguet, (IN)TR.: prolo-
gare, prologizzare. -logue2, s.: pro-
logo, proemio, preambolo, m.
prolon-g, TR.: prolungare; allungare ;
profuse
proof
differire. -gation, -ging, S.: prolun-
gamento ; indugio, m.
prolusion, s.: prolusione, f.; preludio, m.
promenàdei, s.: spasseggiata,f. prom-
enade?2, INTR.: spasseggiare.
pròminen-ee, -ey, S.: prominenza, f.;
risalto, m. -t, ADJ.: prominente; spor-
gente. -tly, ADV.: in modo prominente.
promiscuous, ADJ.: promiscuo, confuso.
-ly, ADV.: promiscuamente, confusamen-
te. -ness,S.: promiscuità ; confusione, f.
pròmis-eI, s.: promessa; speranza, f.;
keep one’s —, tener (attener) la promessa;
breach of —, violazione della promessa.
-@e 2, TR.: promettere, far sperare; affer-
mare: — wonders, promettere mari e
monti; — one’s self, ripromettersi, lusin-
garsi, sperare. -e-breach, s.: man-
canza di promessa, f. -e=-breaker, s.:
mancatore, violatore della promessa, m.
-er, S.: promettitore, promettente, m.
-ing, ADJ.: di buona indole; buono, bel-
lo; s.: promessa, f.: very —, che pro-
mette molto. -sorily, ADV.: per via di
promessa, in modo promissorio. -sery,
ADJ.: promissorio, di promessa.
promontory, s.: promontorio, m.
pro-mote, TR.: promuovere; stendere;
far fiorire; conferire un grado. -méter,
S.: promotore; protettore, m. -motion,
S.: promovimento; avanzamento ; aggran-
dimento, m.; esaltazione, f. -mòvej,
TR.: promuovere, avanzare; favorire
pròmpti, ADJ.: pronto, lesto; apparec-
chiato; contante. prompt2, TR.: sug-
gerire, insinuare; eccitare. -er, S.: sug-
geritore, ammonitore, m. -img,S.: sug-
gestione, f. -itude, -mess, S.: prontez-
za, lestezza, speditezza, f. -ly, ADV.:
prontamente, lestamente, prestamente.
-uary, S.: magazzino, m.; dispensa, f.
promul-gate, TR.: promulgare, pubbli-
care. -gation, S.: promulgazione, f.
-gator pro-, S.: promulgatore, m. -ge
= promulgate. -ger = promulgator. °
prone, ADI. : promo, inclinato, dedito; di-
sposto: be — to, esser dedito (inclinato)
a. -ness, S.: propensione ; inclinazione, f.
prong, s.: forchetta, forca, f.
pronominal, ADJ.: pronominale, di pro-
nome.
prò néun, s.: pronome, m.
pro-néunee, TR.: pronunziare; dichia-
rare. -néuneeable, ADI. : che può es-
ser pronunziato. -néuneer, S.: pronun-
ziatore, m. -néuneing, -nuneiatign,
S.: pronunzia, f.; pronunziare, m.:
dictionary, dizionario di pronunzia. -nùn-
ciative, ADJ.: pronunziativo ; positivo.
prooft, ADI.: a tutta prova; superiore.
proof?2, s.: prova, f., esperimento, m.;
testimonianza, f.; segno, m.: be — against,
proofless
essere a prova di.
prova, senza segno.
pròp!, S.: sostegno, puntello; appoggio,
aiuto, m. prop2, TR.: sostenere, appun-
tellare; aiutare; favorire.
pròpa-gable, ADI. : che si può propaga-
re. -gànda, s.: propaganda, f. -gate,
TR.: propagare; multiplicare; divolgare;
INTR.: propagarsi; multiplicarsi. -ga-
tion, S.: propagazione; multiplicazione,
f. -gator, S.: propagatore, m.
propel, TR.: cacciare avanti, spingere
avanti; impellere. -ler, S.: elice; nave
ad elice, f.
propénd, INTR.: propendere; inclinare.
-eney, S.: propensione; tendenza, incli-
nazione, f.
propén-se, ADI. : inclinato, prono; dedi-
to. -sign, -sity, S.: propensione; ten-
denza, f.
proper, ADJ.: proprio, propio; convene-
vole, competente ; esatto: — owner, pro-
prietario, padrone, m. -ly, ADV.: pro-
piamente; giustamente. -mess, S.. con-
venevolezza; attezza, f. -tyI, S.: pro-
prietà; qualita, f.: man of —, uomo fa-
coltoso, proprietario; real —, beni sta-
-less, ADJ.: senza
bili. -ty2, TR.: appropriare ; INTR.: ap-
propriarsi.
pròph-eey, s.: profezia, predizione, f.
-esier, S.: profeta, m. -esy, TR.: pro-
feteggiare, predire; INTR.: predire il fu-
turo; predicare. -et, S.: profeta, m.
-etess, S.: profetessa, f. -ètic(al),
ADJ.: profetico, di profeta. -étically,
ADV.: profeticamente. -etize, TR.. pro-
fetizzare, profeteggiare, predire.
prophylactic, ADI.: (med.) profilattico.
propinquity, S.: propinquita, vicinità;
affinità, f.
propi-tiable, ADI.: conciliabile. -tiate,
TR.: rendere propizio. -tiation, S.: pro-
piziazione, f. -tiator, S.: propiziatore;
mediatore, m. -tiatory, ADI.: propizia-
torio. -tious, ADI. : propizio, favorevole.
-tiously, ADV.: propiziamente, favore-
volmente. -tiousness, S.: benignità,
bontà, f.; favore, m.
pro-plasm, s.: forma, f., modello, m.,
matrice, f. -plastiee, s.: arte di far
modelli, f.
propolis, s.: propoli, f.
proponent, s.: proponente, m.
proportigni, s.: proporzione, simme-
tria; conformità; porzione, f.: in — as,
a misura che. proportion?2, TR.: pro-
porzionare, aggiustare. -able, ADI. : pro-
porzionale, proporzionato. -ableness,
8.: proporzionalità, f. -ably, ADV.: pro-
porzionalmente. -al, ADJ.: proporzionale,
proporzionato. -ality, S.: proporziona-
lità, f. -ally, apv.: proporzionalmente,
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con proporzione. -ateI, ADJ.: proporzio-
nato. -ate2, TR.: proporzionare, aggiu-
stare, adattare. -ately, ADV.: propor-
zionatamente. -ateness, S.: proporzio-
nalità, f. -less, ADJ.: sproporzionato.
propo-sal, s.: proposizione; proposta,
offerta, f. -se, TR.: proporre, offerire;
intendere; statuire: what do you — to
do? che intendete di fare? -ser,s.: pro-
ponente; che propone, m.
proposition, s.: proposizione ; offerta, f.
-al, ADJ.: proposto; di proposizione.
propound, TR.: proporre; mettere in
campo. -er, S.: proponente; incettato-
re, m.
pròpped, ADJ.: puntellato, sostenuto.
proprie-tary, -tor, S.: proprietario,
padrone, m.: joint —, comproprietario.
-tress, S.: proprietaria, padrona, f. -ty,
S.: proprietà; convenevolezza, f.
pròpt = propped.
pro-pùgn, TR.: propugnare; difendere.
-pugnation, s.: propugnazione ; difesa,
f. -pugner, s.: difenditore, m.
propul-se, TR.: propulsare. ribattere.
-sion, s.: espulsione, f.
prore, S.: prora, prua, f.
pro-rogation, 8.: proroga, f., allunga-
mento di tempo, m. -rògue, TR.: pro-
rogare, prolungare, differire.
proruption, s.: prorompimento, m.
prosaic, ADJ.: prosaico, di prosa, in prosa.
prosaist, s.: prosaista, prosatore, m.
pro-scribe, TR.: proscrivere, esiliare.
-seriber, s.: che esilia, condannatore,
m. -seript, S.: esiliato, bandito, m.
-scription, S.: proscrizione, f.
pròse1, s.: prosa, f. prose2,TR.: pro-
sare, scrivere in prosa.
pròse-cute, TR.: proseguire, proseguita-
re: — at law, perseguitare in giustizia;
processare. -cution, S.: proseguimen-
to, m.; continuazione, f. -cutor, s.:
attore ; postulante, m.
pròse-lyte1, s.: proselito, convertito, m.
-lyte = proselytize. -lytism, s.: pro-
selitismo, m. -lytize, TR.: far proseliti,
convertire.
prò-ser, S.: prosatore ; scrittore tedioso,
m. -siness, S.: carattere prosaico, m.;
noia, f., tedio, m.
pro-sodiacal, ADJ.: di prosodia. -s6-
dian, s.. che è versato nella prosodia.
prò-sody, s.: prosodia, f.
prosopopoéia, s.: (rhet.) prosopopea, f.
pròs-pect I, s.: prospettiva; vista, f.;
disegno, intento, m.: im —, in mira.
-pect 2, INTR.: prospettare, guardare, mi-
prospectus
rare. -péctive, ADJ.: prospettivo, pro-
vido. -péctive-glass, s.: cannocchia-
le, m. -péctus, s.: prospetto, program-
ma, n.
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pròs-per, TR.: rendere felice; INTR.:
prosperare ; riuscire. -périty, S.: pro-
sperità; buona fortuna, f. -perous,
ADJ.: prospero, felice; propizio. -per-
ously, ADV.: prosperamente, con suc-
cesso. -perousness, S.: prosperità, f.,
successo, m.
prospicienee, 8.: prevedenza, f., antive-
dimento, m.
prosternation, S.: prosternazione, f.
pròsti-tuteI, ADJ.: prostituito, mercena-
rio; S.: prostituta, f.' -tute2, TR.: pro-
stituire. -tution, s.: prostituzione, f.
-tutor, S.: prostitutore, m.
pròs-trate, ADI. : prostrato, disteso a
terra. -trate, TR.: prostrare, distende-
re a terra: — one’s self, prostrarsi; ca-
dere boccone. -tration, s.: prostrazio-
ne, f.
prosy, ADJ.: prosaico; insulso: — fellow,
prosaico, seccatore, m.
proétasis, s.: protasi; proposizione, f.,
argomento, m.
protatic, ADJ.: previo.
protéc-t, TR.: proteggere, difendere.
-tign, S.: protezione, difesa, f.; prote-
zionismo; passaporto, m.: take one into
—, avere alcuno in protezione. -tignist,
S.: protezionista, m. -tive, ADJ.: difen-
sivo. -tor, S.: protettore, difensore;
amministratore (d’uno stato), m., -trice, f.
-torate, -torship, s.: protettorato, m. ;
reggenza, f. -tress, S.: protettrice, f.
proténd, TR.: protendere, porgere.
protérvity, S.: protervia, protervita,
prosper
petulanza, f.
protest, S.: protesto, m.; protestazione,
f.: enter a —, far inscrire una protesta.
protést, TR.: confessare; provare; pub-
blicare; INTR.: protestare; attestare, cer-
tificare, assicurare: — a bill, protestare
una cambiale.
Protestant, ADJ.: protestante; S.: pro-
testante, m., f. -ism, S.: religione prote-
stante, f.
pro-testation, s.: protestazione, f.; giu-
ramento, m. -tèster, S.: che protesta,
che solennemente dichiara.
prothònotary, s.: protonotario, m.
protocol, s.: protocollo, m.
protomartyr, s.: protomartire, m.
proto-plasm, S.: protoplasma, m. -plast,
S.: primo formato; protoplasto, m. -plàs-
tic, ADJ.: protoplastico.
prototype, S.: prototipo; originale, pri-
mo modello, m.
protrac-t, TR.: protrarre, prolungare.
-ter, s.: che protrae; (geom.) quadran-
te, m. -tion, S.: protrazione, f., pro-
trarre, m. -tive, ADJ.: protraente, di-
latorio, indugevole.
protri-de, (IN)TR.: sporgere, spingere;
provocative
uscire di linea.
-sion, S.: proietto, spor-
to; impeto, m.
-sive, ADJ.: spingente.
protuùber-anee, 5.: protuberanza, f.,
gonfiamento, tumore, m. -ant, ADJ.:
prominente; tumido. -ate, INTR.: gon-
fiare, gonfiarsi. -Ation, S.: gonfiamen-
to, m. -ous = protuberant.
proud, ADJ.: orgoglioso, superbo, altiero;
arrogante: — flesh, carne morta, f.; —
horse, cavallo fiero, m. -ly, ADV.: su-
perbamente, altieramente, arrogantemen-
te. -mess, 8.: orgoglio, m.; arroganza, f.
pròv-able, ADJ.: provabile. -ably, ADV.:
provabilmente. -e, TR.: provare, esperi-
mentare; dimostrare addurre le prove di;
cimentare ; INTR.: divenire; accadere: —
true, verificare; verificarsi, esser vero.
-eable = provable.
prévedore, S.: provveditore, munizio-
niere, m.
pròvender, s.: foraggio, m.; vettova-
glia, f.
prover, s.: provatore, m.
proverb, s.: proverbio, detto, motto, m.:
become a —, divenire proverbiale; passa-
re in proverbio.
provérbial, ADJ.: proverbiale, di pro-
verbio. -ly, ADV.: proverbialmente, per
motto.
provid-e, (IN)TR.: provvedere; fornire;
munire: — for, fare provvedimento di,
aver cura di, provvedere a’ bisogni di; —
against, cautelarsi; provvedersi (munirsi)
contro, prepararsi per. -ed, ADJ.: prov-
veduto, provisto, munito, preparato: —
that, purchè, a condizione che.
provi-denee, s.: providenza, f.; preve-
dimento, m.; circospezione, cautela; eco-
nomia, f. -dent, ADJ.: provvidente ; pru-
dente, cauto; economo. -démtial, ADI.:
della providenza. -déntially, ADV.:
per cura della providenza. -dently,
ADV.: prudentemente, cautamente.
provider, s.: provveditore, m.
province, s.: provincia, regione; incom-
benza, cura, f., affare, m.: that is not
within my —, non è della mia portata,
non mi tocca.
provin-cial, ADJ.: provinciale, di pro-
vincia; s.: provinciale; superiore, m.
-cialism, S.: provincialismo, dialetto
della provincia, m.
provisionI, s.: provvisione, f.; viveri,
m. pl.: make — for, provvedere a. pro-
vision2, TR.: provvisionare. -al, ADI.:
provvisionale. -ally, ADV.: provisional-
mente.
provi-so, s.: condizione; stipulazione, f.,
patto, m. -sor, S.: provveditore; ret-
tore (d’ un collegio), m. -sory, ADI.:
provisorio; condizionale. ,
provo-cative, ADJ.: provocativo; S.:
provocativeness
rimedio provocativo, m. -cativeness,
8.: qualità provocativa, f.; eccitamento,
m. -catory, S.: provocazione, f. -ke,
TR.: provocare, appellare. -ker, s.:
provocatore, promotore, m. -king, ADJ.:
provocante, irritante: it is really —, fa
rabbia davvero. -kingly, ADV.: in mo-
do oe
Labia rigs proposto, prevosto, m.: —
our al, proposto della milizia. -ship,
: propostato, m., propositura, f.
perl, ADJ.: valente, valoroso, animoso.
prow 2, S.: prora, prua, proda, f.
préwess, S.: prodessa, f., valore, m.;
azioni valorose, f. pl.
préwl, TR.: cercare di rubare; rubare,
saccheggiare: — about, andare intorno.
-er, S.: vagabondo, rubatore; truffato-
re, m.
prox-imate, ADJ.: prossimo, vicino; im-
mediato. -imately, ADV.: prossimamen-
te; immediatamente. -imej = proximate.
-imity, S.: prossimità, vicinanza, f.
proxy, s.: deputato; procuratore, m.;
procura, f.: be married by —, esser mari-
tato per procura. -ship, S.: uffizio d’ un
procuratore, m.
pri-de, s.: che fa la modesta, affettatuz-
za, f. -denee, S.: prudenza, saviezza, f.
-dent, ADJ.: prudente, savio, accorto,
circospetto. -démtial, ADI.: pruden-
ziale. -déntially, -dently, ADV.: pru-
dentemente, con prudenza. -dery,
modestia affettata, affettazione, f. -dish,
ADI. : di modestia affettata, affettato.
prineI, s.: susina secca, prugna, f.
prune2, TR.: dibruscare, diramare; ri-
mondare, potare: — up, abbellirsi, ador-
narsi.
prù-nelle, -nèllo, s.: prugnola, f.
prùner, S.: che scapezza, potatore, m
pruniferous, ADJ.: producente prugne.
pruning, S.: potamento, scapezzare, m.
shook, «knife, s.: falcetto, m
prurien-ee, -ey, S.: prudore, pizzicore,
-t, ADJ.: pizzicante.
pru-riginous, ADJ.: pruriginoso, pizzi-
cante. -rigo, s.: prurito, m., prurigi-
ne, f.
pry, INTR.: spiare, mea gh cercare
diligentemente. -ing (into), s.: investi-
gamento, spiamento, m
psalm, s.: salmo, ‘i, canzone sacra, f.
-ist, s.: salmista, m. -ody, 8.: salmo-
dia, f.
peilter, 8 : saltero, libro di salmi, m
-y, 8. : saltero, salterio, m. (strumento).
psen- -do, ADI. falso, supposto. -dég-
rapher, $ i pacniogeato. We -dégra-
phy, Ss. ; pseudografia f., scritto supposto,
m. ‘ddlogy, s : falsezza, menzogna, f.
-donym, S.: pseudonimo, m.
S.:|pùdderi,s
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psh&w! INTERJ.: via via! oibd!
psora, S.: rogna, f.
psy-che, s.: (fig.) anima; vita, f.; spiri-
to, m. -chologic(al), ADI.: psicologico.
-ehòlogy, s.: psicologia, f., trattato
sopra Il’ anima, m.
ptisan, s.: tisana, bevanda @’ orzo, j.
pi-berty, S.: pubertà, adolescenza, f.
-béseenee, s.: età pubescente, f. -bès-
cent, ADJ.: pubescente, di pubertà.
pub-lici, ADJ.: pubblico, manifesto, co-
mune, generale: — house, osteria, bettola,
f. -lic 2,5.: pubblico, comune, m. -lican,
s.: pubblicano, gabelliere, m. -lica-
tion, s.: pubblicazione, edizione, f. -li-
eist, S.: pubblicista, m. -lieity, s
pubblicità, notorietà, f. -licly, ADV.:
pubblicamente, manifestamente, aperta-
mente. -licness publicity. -lic=
spirited, ADI. : devoto al bene pubblico.
-lic-spiritedmess, s.: devozione al
bene pubblico. -lish, TR.: pubblicare,
manifestare; divolgare, bandire. -lisher,
s.: pubblicatore; editore, m. -lishing,
s.: pubblicazione, f., pubblicare, m
puùee, ADI. : del color di pulce.
pueelage, s.: pulcellaggio, m.; virgini-
ta
puck, s.: folletto, diavoletto, m. -ball,
s.: vescia, f. (fungo).
pucker 1,s.: piega, grinza,f. pucker?2,
TR.: piegare, raggrinzare.
: romore, strepito, schiamaz-
zo, m. pudder 2, (IN)TR.: schiamazzare ;
disturbare.
pudding, s.: podingo; sanguinaccio, m.
=pie, S.: torta di carne, f. -timef,s.:
ora di pranzo, f.: in —, a tempo.
pud-dler, s.: guazzo; fango, limo, m.
-dle2,TR.: sguazzare; imbrattare. -dle-
water, s.: acqua fangosa,f. -dly, ADI.:
fangoso, pantanoso.
pu-deney, S.: pudicizia, f., pudore, m.
-dénda, -déndum, s.: pudenda, f.
-dieity, s.: pudicizia, castità, f.
puer-ile, ADJ.: puerile, fanciullesco. -ili-
ty, S.: puerizia, fanciullezza, f.
puerperal, ADJ.: (med.) di puerperio.
piet, S.: upupa, bubbola fe
pùff1, s.: soffio; fungo; fiocco, m.: — of
smoke, boccata di fumo. puff2, TR.: sof-
fiare, gonfiare; esaltare; INTR.: gonfiarsi,
sbuffare: huff and —, anelare, ansare; —
away, dissipare con un soffio, soffiare vio-
lentemente; — wp, gonfiare; lodare stra-
boccatamente ; — up with pride, fare in-
superbire. «ball, s.: vescia,f. -er, 8.:
soffiatore, vantatore, m. -im, S.: smergo
marino, m. -iness, S.: gonfiezza, tumi-
dezza, f. -ingly, ADV.: tumidamente, in
modo gonfio. -paste, s.: pasta a foglie,
Sf. -y, ADJ.: gonfiato, enfiato.
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pug, s.: cagnolino da signora; scimmiotto;
cuor mio, m.
pigh! INTERI.: oibd!
piùgil}, s.: pugillo; pizzicotto, m. -ism,
s.: pugilato, m. -ist,S.: pugilatore, m.
pug-nacious, ADJ.: pugnace. -naeity,
S.: pugnazione, f.
puisnef, ADJ.: cadetto, piccolo, inferiore ;
vano.
puissan-ce, s.: potenza, possanza, f. -t,
ADJ.: potente, possente. -tly, ADV.: po-
tentemente, con forza.
pu-ke1, INTR.: vomitare, vomire.
-ker, s.: emetico, vomitivo, m.
pulenritude, s.: bellezza, venustà, f.
pile, INTR.: pigolare, piare; rammari-
carsi.
pulic, s.: (bot.) pulicaria, f., psillo, m.
pulicose, ADJ.: pieno di pulci.
paling, ADJ.: malaticcio.
pulli, s.: tirata; scossa, f.; tiramento,
m. pull2z, TR.: tirare, stracciare, svel-
lere; remare, vogare: — the bell, suonare
il campanello; — off one’s hair, strap-
pare i capelli; — in pieces, metter in
pezzi, sbranare; — away, svellere; scon-
ficcare; — back, tirare indietro; — down,
abbattere, atterrare; — in, tirare a sé;
rintuzzare; — off, cavare; levare; — off
one’s boots, cavar gli stivali; — out, strac-
ciare, tirare; — fo, tirare a sè; stringere;
— up, alzare; sradicare. «back, s.:
impedimento, ostacolo, m.
pullen, s.: pollame, m.
puller,s.: che tira, che spinge con isforza.
pullet, s.: gallinella, f., pollastro, m.
pulley, s.: girella; carrucola, f.
pullu-late, TR.: pullulare, germogliare.
-lation, s.: pullulare, m.
pùl-monary!, s.: (bot.) polmonaria, f.
-monary 2, -monic, ADI. : polmonario.
pulp, s.: polpa, f.
pulpit, s.: pulpito, pergamo, m.; cate-
dra, f.: — orator, predicatore, m.
pul-pous, ADI. : polposo, polputo. -pous-
ness, S.: qualità polposa, f. -py = pulp-
ous.
pul-sate, INTR.: pulsare, palpitare. -sa-
tion, s.: pulsazione, f.; battimento, m.
-satory, ADJ.: pulsatorio. -sel, S.:
polso ; legume, m.: feel one’s —, toccare
il polso ad uno. -se2,INTR.: battere, pul-
sare. -sign, s.: pulsare, m.; impulsio-
ne, f.
pulver-able, ADI. : polverizzabile. -iza-
tion, s.: polverizzamento, polverizzare,
m. -ize, TR.: polverizzare.
piùmiee(-stone), s.: pomice, f.
pump !,s.: tromba (di tirar acqua); scar-
petta, f. pump2, TR.: cavare |’ acqua
colla tromba; lavare; scalzare. -brake,
“break, s.: manovella di tromba, f.
-ke2,
pur
«dale, s.: maniche di tromba, f. pl. -er,
S.: pompiere, m. -ion, 8.: zucca, f.
pun 1, s.: bisticcio, equivoco, m. punz,
INTR.: bisticciare, equivocare.
pùnchI, s.: punteruolo, stampo, m.
punch2,s.: pulcinella, f. punch3,s.:
poncio, m. (bevanda). punch4, TR.: fo-
rare, pertugiare. -bowl, s.: piatto da
poncio, m. -eon, S.: punteruolo, stampo,
m. -er, S.: succhio, m.
punchinéllo, s.: pulcinella, f., arlec-
chino, m.
pùnch - ladle, s.:
cio, m.
punctil-io, s.: puntiglio, m., esattezza
affettata, f. -ious, ADJ.: puntiglioso,
troppo esatto, scrupoloso. -iousmess, S.:
stare sul puntiglio, m.; puntualità esatta,
scrupolosita, f.
pùnction, S.: puntura, f.
pùncto, s.: ceremoniale, m.
pùnc-tual, ADJ.: puntuale, esatto. -tu-
ality, s.: puntualità, esattezza, f. -tu-
ally, ADV.: puntualmente, esattamente.
-tualness = punctuality. -tuate, TR.:
punteggiare, puntare. -tuation, s.: in-
terpunzione; punteggiatura, f. -tulate
= punctuate. -turei, s.: puntura, m.
‘-ture2, TR.: pungere.
pùndlet, s.: (fig.) baldracca, f.
pùngen-ey, S.: qualità pungente; punta;
acutezza, f. -t, ADJ.: pungente; acuto.
Panic, ADJ.: punico; ingannevole.
pininess, S.: piccolezza; magrezza, f.
pùnish, TR.: punire, gastigare. -able,
ADJ.: punibile; degno di punizione. -er,
S.: punitore, gastigatore, m. -ment,S.:
punimento, m., punizione, f.; gastigo, m.;
pena, f.: ignominious —, pena infamante.
puni-tive, -tory, ADI. : punitivo.
pùnk, s.: prostituta, f.; esca, f.
punster, S.. bisticciere; motteggiatore,
m.
pùntI, s.: barca piatta, f punt2, TR.:
giuocare a bassetta, m. -er, S.: giuoca-
tore a bassetta, m.
puny, ADI. : piccolo; giovane; inferiore;
malsano, malaticcio.
pup, INTR.: fare i catellini, figliare.
pupa, s.: crisalide, f.
pupil, s.: pupillo, scolare, m.; pupilla, f.
-age, S.: minorità; tutela, f. -lary,
ADI. : pupillare, di pupillo.
pùppet, s.: burattino, bamboccino, m.
“man, -player, S.: ciarlatano, can-
tambanco, m. -ry, S.: affettazione, f.,
cucchiaio da pon-
smancerie, f. pl. «show, S.: commedia
di burattini, f.
pùppy!, s.: cagnolino; sciocco, m.
puppy 2, INTR.: fare i catellini, figliare.
-ism, S.: estrema affettazione, f.
pur = purr.
purblind
parblind, ADI. : di corta vista.
s.: corta vista, miopia, f.
pircha-sable, ADI.: che si può compra-
re. -sel, S.: acquisto, m., compra, f.;
bottino, m.: make a —, far un acquisto
(una compra). -se2, TR.: comprare, ac-
quistare. -ser, S.: compratore, acquista-
tore, m.
pure, ADJ.: puro, mero, chiaro; casto;
squisito, eccellente. -ly, ADV.: pura-
mente ; solamente, semplicemente. -ness,
S.: purità ; innocenza, f.
purfile, s.: testura d’oro; ricamatura, f.
pur-flel, TR.: ricamare. -fle2, -‘flew,
s.: ricamatura, f.
purgation, s.: purgazione, purga; giu-
stificazione, f.
pur-gative, ADJ.: purgativo, evacuativo ;
s.: medicamento purgativo, m., purga, f.
-gatory, ADJ.: purgativo, purgante ; S.:
purgatorio, m. -gel,s.: purga; medici
na, f. -ge2, TR.: purgare; giustificare;
INTR.: evacuare; mandare fuori: — one’s
self of a suspicion, purgarsi da un sospet-
to. -ger, S.: purgatore, purgante, m.
-ging, ADJ.: purgativo; S.: purgare, m.
purification, s.: purificazione, f.
pi-rificative, -rificatory!, ADJ.: puri-
ficante. -rificatory2, S.: purificatoio,
m. -rifier, S.: che purifica, affinatore,
m. -rify, TR.: purificare; nettare; raf-
finare; correggere; INTR.: purificarsi.
-rism, S.: purismo, m. -rist, S.: pu-
rista, m. -ritan, S., ADJ.: puritano.
-ritanical, ADJ.: puritano. -ritan-
ism, S.: puritanismo, m., credenza pre-
sbiteriana, f. -rity, S.: purità; inno-
cenza, f.
pùrli, s.: smerlatura; cervogia con as-
senzio, f. purl2, TR.: ornare di frange;
INTR.: gorgogliare, mormorare.
purlieu, s.: terreno confinante con una
foresta, m.
pirling, s.: gorgoglio, mormorio, m.
purlòin, TR.: involare, rubare. -er, S.:
involatore, rubatore, m.
pùrpl-e1, s.: porpora, f.; color di porpo-
Ta, M. -e2, ADJ.: porporino: — colour,
porpora, color di porpora. -e 3, TR.: im-
porporare, tingere colla porpora, invermi-
gliare. -e=dye, s.: colore porporino, m.
-es, 8. PL.: febbre petecchiale, f. -ish,
ADJ.: porporeggiante, porporino.
pirport!, s.: obbietto; tenore, contenu-
to (d’ una scrittura); senso, m., significa-
zione, f. purport2, INTR.: intendere;
significare. .
pirpose I, s.: proposito; intento m., in-
tenzione, f., disegno; soggetto; effetto, m.,
conseguenza ; utilità, f.: on —, a bello
studio, a bella posta; to no —, in vano,
inutilmente; for what —? a che fine? a
-ness,
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che serve? for that —,a questo effetto;
change one’s —, cangiar consiglio; speak
to the —, parlar a proposito ; to all intents
and —s, interamente, affatto. purpose2,
(IN)TR.: intendere; proporre; far propo-
sito; deliberare; disegnare. -less, ADJ.:
inutile. -ly, ADV.: a bella posta, delibe-
ratamente.
purprise, s.: ricinto, m., chiusura, f.
purr!, s.: allodola di mare, f. purr2,
INTR.: far le fusa (come fa il gatto), tor-
nire. -ing, 8.: tornire (del gatto), m.
puùr-se I, s.: borsa, f.: little —, borselli
no. -se2, TR.: imborsare, mettere nella
borsa. -se=cutter, S.: tagliaborse, m.
-se-maker, s.: borsaio, m. -se-net,
S.: tagliuola, f. -se=proud, ADJ.: fiero
delle sue ricchezze. -ser, S.: provvedi-
tore d’ un vascello; commissario de’ vive-
ri, m. -siness, -siveness, S.: bolsag-
gine, f., asma, m.
purslain, s.: (bot.) porcellana, f.
pur-suable, ADI.: che si può persegui-
tare. -suamee, S.: conseguenza, f.;
processo, m.: în — of, in seguito a, in
conseguenza di. -siuant, ADJ.: confor-
me; secondo; in conseguenza di. -sie,
TR.: seguitare, perseguitare; INTR.: con-
tinuare. -suer, S.: seguitatore, perse-
cutore, m. -siit, S.: persecuzione; cac-
cia; sollecitazione, istanza ; diligenza, f.:
in the — of truth, nella ricerca del vero;
literary —s, lavori letterari; mercantile
—s, occupazioni mercantili.
pursuivant, s.: messaggiere del araldo,
m.
pursy, ADI. : bolso, asmatico.
purtenanee, S.: frattaglie, f. pl.
purulen-ee, -ey, s.: purulenza, f., mar-
cidume, m. -t, ADJ.: purulento, marcioso.
purvéy, (IN)TR.: provvedere, procacciare,
procurare. -amee, 8.: provvisione, f.;
viveri, m. pl. -or, S.: provveditore, prov-
visore, m.
pus, S.: marcia, materia, f.; marciume, m.
pùsh 1, s.: spinta, f., urto, colpo ; assalto;
sforzo, m.; bollicola, pustula, f.; termine,
fine, m.: bring to the last —, condurre a
fine; give one a —, dare una spinta ad
uno. push, TR.: spingere, urtare, cac-
ciare; eccitare; INTR.: portare una bot-
ta; sforzarsi: — one’s self forward, fic-
carsi avanti; — at, assalire; — back, ri-
spingere; — down, cacciare abbasso; —
forward, sospingere, cacciar avanti; —
in, ficcar dentro; — on, seguitare; conti.
nuare; urgere; spronare. -er, S.: spin-
gitore, m. -img, ADJ.: coraggioso, ani-
moso; intraprendente, =pin, S.: spingere
le spille, m. (giuoco).
pusil-lanimity, s.: pusillanimità, timi-
dita, fl -ldmimous, ADJ,: pusillanimo,
pusillanimous
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timido. -làmimousness = pusillanim-
ity.
puss, S.:
gatta, f.
pus-siness, 8.: difficoltà di respiro, f.,
asma, Mm. -sy, ADJ.: asmatico, bolso.
pustu-late, INTR.: formarsi in pustule.
-le, s.: pustula, bolla, f. -lous, ADJ.:
pieno di pustule.
pùti, s.: contadino, rustico. putz, s.:
sciocco, m.; forza, estremità, f.: upon a
forced —, in caso di necessità. pùt3,
IRR.; TR.: mettere, porre, collocare, po-
sare; aggiungere; INTR.: germinare, ger-
mogliare; proporre: — an end to, porre
fine a; — a stop to, impedire; — in an
answer, dare la sua risposta in iscritto;
— in bail, dare mallevadoria, dare sicur-
tà; — to the blush, fare arrossire; —
the case, fare una supposizione, supporre ;
— up a claim, formare una pretensione ;
— to death, mettere a morte, uccidere ;
— to sea, far vela, prendere il largo; —
out of door, mettere fuor di casa; — in
fear, impaurire, intimidire; — in a fright,
atterrire; — into a harbour, entrare in
un porto; — out of heart, scoraggiare;
— in mind, fare ricordare, avvertire; —
up a motion, proporre, metter in campo;
— out of order, disordinare; — in a pas-
sion, mettere in collera; — one’s self in
a passion, andare in collera, arrabbiarsi ;
— up a petition, presentare una supplica;
— in print, stampare; pubblicare; — a
question, fare una dimanda; proporre un
dubbio; — one to shame, svergognare al-
cuno; — fo the sword, mettere a fil di
spada; — atrick upon one, acchiappare
alcuno; fare una burla ad uno; — upon
trial, accusare, far un processo; — in
writing, scrivere; — in a word, parlare
in favore d’ alcuno; — about, fare andare
in giro; — again, riporre, rimettere; —
away, levare; mandar via, scacciare; —
back, rinculare; tirare indietro; — by,
schivare, evitare; — down, sopprimere,
umiliare; — forth, proporre, produrre;
stendere; germinare; — forward, fare
avanzare; affrettare; — one’s self for-
ward, avanzarsi; — in, interporre; en-
trare, approdare; — în for, brigare; —
of, differire, prolungare; vendere; spac-
ciare; — on, imputare; accusare; ecci-
tare, stimolare; promuovere, avanzare; —
out, scacciare; dislogare; estinguere; sten-
dere; pubblicare (un libro); — over, riman-
dare; differire; navigare a traverso; — to,
pusillanimousness
micio, m.; gatta, f. -sy, S.:
aggiungere; lasciare; — to dt, urgere;
compellere; — together, ammassare, accu-
mulare; — up, perdonare; — up with,
contentarsi; — (one) upon, eccitare, ur-
gere, ingannare, soverchiare (uno).
quacksalver
putative, ADI.: putativo ; riputato.
putid, ADJ.: puzzolente; basso, abbietto,
cattivo. -ness, S.: putidore; bassezza,
cattivezza, f.
pùt-log, s.: cavalletto, m.
dugio, ritardo, m.
pu-trédinous, ADJ.: putredinoso, cor-
rotto. -trefaction, 8.: putrefazione,
putredine; corruzione, f. -trefactive,
ADJ.: putrefattivo. pu-trefy, TR.: pu-
trefare, corrompere; INTR.: corrompersi.
-tréseenee, S.: putridezza, putredine, f.
-tréseent, ADJ.: putrido, putrefatto.
-trid, ADJ.: putrido, corrotto. -trid-
ness, S.: putridita, f. -trification =
putrefaction. -trify = putrefy. -tryt,
ADJ.: putrido.
putter, s.: mettitore; proponente, m.:
— on, istigatore, promotore, m.
pùttock, s.: nibbio palustre, m. (uccello).
putty, s.: mastice; stagno calcinato; ci-
mento, m.
puz-zle1, s.: imbarazzo, garbuglio; con-
fusione; difficoltà, f.: put to a —, imba-
razzare, metter in garbuglio. -zle2, TR.:
imbarazzare; confondere; INTR.: stare in
dubbio, essere irresoluto. -zler, S.: im-
broglione; avventato, m. -zling, ADJ.:
impacciativo ; S.: imbarazzo ; intrigo, m.
pyg-méan, ADJ.: di pimmeo, nano. -my,
S.: pigmeo, pimmeo, m.
pylorus, s.: (anat.) piloro, m.
pyr-amid, s.: piramide, f.
-amidical, ADJ.: piramidale.
cally, ADV.: piramidalmente.
pyre, 8.: pira, f., rogo, m.
pyrites, S.: pirite, f.
pyro-latry, S.: pirolatria, adorazione del
fuoco, f. -maney, 8.: indovinamento
per via di fuoco, m. -meter pyrò-, S.:
pirometro, m. -tèchnical, ADI.: piro-
tecnico. -tèchnics, -techny, S.: arte
di far fuochi artifiziali; pirotecnia, f.
Pyrrhonism, s.: pirronismo, m., filosofia
di Pirrone, f.
Pythagorean, ADI.: pittagoreo.
python, s.: boa, pitone, m. -ess, S.:
pitonessa, f.
pyx, 8.: pisside, f.
“off, s.: in-
-amidal,
-amidi-
Q
q ka (the letter), s.: q, m.
quab, s.: gobbione, m. (pesce).
quàcki, s.: ciarlatano; furbo, m.:
doctor, dottoraccio, medicastro. quack 2,
INTR.: gracchiare; vantarsi. -ery, S.:
ciarlataneria; furberia,f. -ish, ADJ.: ciar-
latanesco. -ism, S.: ciarlatanesimo, m.
-salver, s.: medicastro, ciarlatano, m.
quadragenary
quadr-: -agénary, ADJ.: quadragenario.
-agésima, S.: digiuno di quaranta gior-
ni, n. -agésimal, ADJ.: quaresimale,
di quaresima. -angle, s.: quadrangolo,
m., -&mgular, ADI: quadrangolare.
-ant, S.: quadrante, m.; quarta parte, f.
-atel, ADJ.: quadrato, quadro; convene-
vole; S.: quadrato, m. -ate2, INTR.:
quadrare; accomodarsi. -àtic, ADI.:
quadratico, di quattro lati. -ature, s.:
quadratura, f. -ènnial, ADJ.: quadrien-
nio. -ifid, ADJ.: (bot.) quadrifido. -ilàt-
eral, ADJ.: quadrilatero. -ille,s.: qua-
driglia (ballo). -inomial, s.: quadrino-
mio, m. -ipartite, ADJ.: quadriparti-
to. -ipartition, s.: quadripartizione, f.
-ireme, ADJ.: con quattro ordini di
remi. -isyllable, s.: quadrisillabo, m.
-Son, S.: quadrone, meticcio, m., qua-
drona, f. -uped, ADJ.: quadrupede ; S.:
quadrupede, quadrupedo, m. -uple, S.:
quadruplo. -uplicate, TR.: quadrupli-
care, multiplicare per quadruplo. -upli-
cation, s.: quadruplicazione, f. -uply,
ADV.: per quattro volte più.
quaff, INTR.: sbevazzare, trincare.
s.: bevitore, beone, m.
ria, bevuta, f.
quag-gy, ADJ.: melmoso, fangoso. -mire,
S.: pantano, marese, m.
quaili, s.: quaglia, f. (uccello): water —,
gallina regina, f. quail2, INTR.: qua-
gliare; languire, svenire. -ing, s.: lan-
guore, debilitamento, m. pipe, S.: ri-
chiamo da tentar le quaglie, m. 7
quaint, ADJ.: bello} (squisito); scrupo-
losot (esatto); strano, singolare, bizzar-
ro, fantastico. -ly, ADV.: squisitamente f ;
bizzarramente, stranamente. -mess, S.:
leggiadriat ; eleganza; ; bizzarria, stranez-
za, singolarità, f.
quak-el, s.: tremito, tremore, m. -e2,
INTR.: tremare; scuotersi. Quak-er,
8.: quacchero, m. -erism, S.: quacche-
rismo, m. -ingi,S.: tremito, tremore,
m. -ing2, ADJ.: tremante; tremoloso.
qual-ification, s.: qualificazione, quali-
tà, f., talento, m. -ificator, 8.: qualifi-
catore, m. -ified, ADJ.: capace; idoneo,
propio. -ifier, S.: qualificatore, m.
-ify, TR.: qualificare, adattare; tempera-
re, moderare ; quietare : — one’s self, ren-
dersi capace, capacitarsi; addattarsi; be
qualified, aver le qualità volute; aver il
diritto. -ity, s.: qualità; condizione;
natura; nobilita, f.: man of —, gentiluo-
mo, m.; -in his — of, nella sua quali
tà di.
qualm, s.: nausea, f.; mal di cuore, m.
-ish, ADJ.: nauseato, disposto a recere.
quandary, s.: dubbio, m., esitazione, fee
be in a —, non sapere che fare.
cer,
-ing, S.: beve-
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quan-titative, -titive, ADI.: quantita-
tivo. -tity, S.: quantità, f., gran numero,
m. -tum,s.: quantità, f.; totale, m.
quarantine, s.: quarantina, f.: pass —,
perform —, far la quarantina.
quarreli, s.: disputa, contesa, lite, f.:
— of a cross-bow, freccia, saetta, f.;
breed —s, eccitare lite; pick up a —
with one, appiccar lite con alcuno. quar-
rel2, INTR.: contendere, litigare, rab-
quavering
buffare: — with, trovare a ridire. -er,
contenditore, beccalite, m. -img, S.:
lite, f. -sgme, ADJ.: riottoso, rissoso.
-somely, ADV.: riottosamente.
mess, S.: umore rissoso, m.
quarry!, s.: quadrato, quadrello, m.;
petraia; preda degli uccelli di rapina, f.
quarry 2, TR.: scavare le pietre; (hunt.)
vivere di rapina. -man, S.: lavoratore
nelle petraie, m.
quart, s.: boccale, m. (misura); quarta,
f. -am, S.: febbre quartana, f. -eri,
S.: quarto, m., quarta parte, f.; quartiere,
m.; dimora, grazia, f.: — of an hour,
quarto d’ ora; — of a pound, quarto di
libbra; —s of the moon, quarti della luna;
winter —s, alloggiamenti d'inverno; it is
a — past two, sono le due ed un quarto;
ery —, domandar la vita; give —, dar
quartiere; take —, pigliar quartiere;
have free —s, esser alloggiato a discre-
zione; take up one's —, acquartierarsi.
-er 2, TR.: squartare; alloggiare; INTR.:
esser alloggiato. -erage, s.: salario
d’ogni quarto d’ anno, m. -er-day, S.:
ultimo giorno del quartiere, m. -er-
deck, s.: cassero d’un vascello, m.
-erly, ADJ.: di quarto, trimestrale; ADV.:
per quartiere; ogni tre mesi; — review,
rivista trimestrale. -er-master, S.:
quartiermastro, m. -ern, s.: mezza fo-
glietta, f. (misura). -er-piece, s.: quar-
tiere di scarpa, m. -er-staff, s.: ba-
stone lungo da battersi, m. -ile, ADI.:
(astr.) della quadratura. -èt, S.: (mus.)
quartetto, Mm. -@, ADI.: in quarto; S.:
libro in quarto, m.: — volume, volume
(libro) in quarto.
quartz, S.: quarzo, m.
quash, TR.: conquassare, fracassare, ro-
vinare; annullare; disfare.
quassation, S.: scossa, f.
quassia, S.: (phar.) quassia, f.
quati, s.: pustula, f.
quater-còusins, S. PL.: buoni amici,
m. pl.
que ting -nion, s.: quaternità, f.
quatrain, s.: quadernario, m.
quaver I, 8.: (mus.) croma, f.; trillo, tre-
more, m. quaver2, INTR.: gorgheg-
giare, trillare: — a note, trillare una
nota. -ing, s.: trillo, gorgheggiare, m.
-some-
300 quay
quay kz, s.: spiaggia, f., argine, x.
queant, s.: cattiva donna, f.
quéa-siness, S.: nausea, f.; turbamento
di stomaco, m. -sy, ADJ.: nauseoso, di-
sgustoso.
quéen, S.: regina; dama (al giuoco delle
carte), f. -like, -ly, ADI.: da regina,
come una regina; magnifica.
quéer, ADJ.: strano, singolare, bizzaro:
— fellow, originale. -ly, ADV.: in modo
strano, ridicolosamente. -ness, S.: stra-
nezza, singularità, f.
quell, TR.: ammaccare, raffrenare, do-
mare; soggiogare. -er, S.: oppressore,
soggiogatore, m.
quélqueehose, s.: bagattella, f.
quénch, TR.: estinguere; spegnere; INTR.:
raffreddare; rallentare: — one’s thirst,
dissetarsi. -able, ADI.: estinguibile,
spegnibile. er, S.: estinguitore; spegni-
toio, m. -less, ADJ: inestinguibile.
quérent, s.: querente; domandante, m.
querimonious, ADJ.: queruloso, lamen-
tevole, dolente. -ly, ADV.: lamentevol-
mente, in modo dolente. -ness, S.: que-
rimonia, querela, lamentazione, f.
quérist, s.: interrogatore, dimandato-
re, f.
quérn, s.: mulinello, molinello, m.
quérpo, S.: giustacuore; busto, m.
quérry, S.: scudiero (d’ un principe), m.
quérulous, ADJ.: querulo, dolente, la-
mentevole. -ly = querimoniously. -ness,
S.: querimonia, lamentanza; querela, f.
queryI, s.: domanda, f., quesito, m.
query 2, TR.: domandare, quistionare,
interrogare.
quésti, s.: ricerca, inchiesta; perquisi-
zione, f.: go in — of one, be in — of
one, andare in traccia d’ alcuno. quest2,
INTR.: tracciare, cercare.
quéstigni, s.: quistione, domanda; in-
chiesta; interrogazione; tortura, corda,
f.: answer a —, rispondere ad una do-
manda; call în —, far dubbio, dubitare;
call one in —, chiamar alcuno a’ conti;
beyond all —, oltre ogni dubbio; beg the
—, pigliar per vero cosa dubbiosa; the
matter in —, il soggetto della discussio-
ne; leading —s, (leg.) domande sug-
gestive. question2, TR.: quistionare,
interrogare; dubitare; INTR.: far quistio-
ni; informarsi. -able, ADI.: disputa-
bile, dubbioso, incerto. -ableness, S.:
dubbio, m., incertezza, f. -ary, ADJ.:
interrogante. -er, -ist, S.: interroga-
tore, inquisitore, m. -less, ADV.: senza
dubbio, certamente.
quést-man{, -monger, s.: beccalite,
cattabriga, m.
quéstor, s.: questore, m. -ship, s.: uf-
fizio di questore, m.
quilt-maker
quéstrist}, s.: cercatore, investigato
re, m.
quéstuary, ADJ.: mercenario.
queue, S.: coda, f., codino, m.
quib-ble!, s.. bisticcio, m.; paranoma-
sia, f. -blez, (IN)TR.: bisticciare, fare
bisticci. -bler, s.: che fa bisticci.
quickI, ADJ.: vivo, vivace, lesto; alle-
gro, pronto, presto; acuto, astuto, sagace:
ADV.: presto, prestamente, subito, tosto;
lesto! subito! — apprehension, s.: vivez-
za d'ingegno, sagacità, f.; — ear, orec-
chio fino, m.; — fire, fuoco vivo, m.; —
sale, vendita pronta, f.; — wit, ingegno
svegliato, m.; have a — eye, aver la vista
acuta; be —/! spicciatevi! quick2,
S.: vivo, m.; carne viva, f.: cut to the —,
tagliare fino alla carne viva; touch to the
—, toccare al vivo. -beam, s.: sorbo,
m. -en, TR.: vivificare; animare; INTR.:
vivificarsi; ingravidare; esser gravida.
-ener, S.: vivificatore; principio vivifico,
m. -ening, ADJ.: vivificante, vivifica-
tivo. eyed, ADJ.: di vista acuta.
-grass, S.: gramigna, f. slime, s.:
calcina, calce, f. -ly, ADV.: prestamente,
subito. -mess, S.: prestezza, attività;
sottigliezza, sagacità, f. -samd, S.: sab-
bia mobile, secca, f. -set1, -hedge, s.:
siepaglia, f. -set2, TR.: siepare; pian-
tare rampolli. -sighted, ADJ.: di vista
acuta; scaltrito, perspicace. -sighted-
ness, S.: vista acuta; sottigliezza, saga-
cità, f. -silver, s.: argento vivo, mer-
curio, m. -silvered, ADJ.: coperto d’ ar-
gento vivo. -witted, ADJ.: di acuto in-
gegno, scaltrito.
quiddany, S.: cotognato, m.
quid-dit}, s.: acutezza; finezza, f. -dity,
S.: quiddità ; essenza; sottigliezza, f.
quièseen-ee, S.: quiete, tranquillità, f.;
riposo, m. -t, ADJ.. quiescente, tran-
quillo.
quietI, ADJ.: quieto, tranquillo, calmo;
S.: quiete; tranquillità; calma, f.: be —,
chetarsi, tacere; be —/ chetatevi! ta-
cete! quiet2, TR.: quietare; placare,
calmare. -er, s.: placatore, consolatore;
pacificatore, m. -ism, S.: quietismo,
m., tranquillità di mente, f. -ist, S.:
quietista, m. -ly, ADV.: tranquillamente,
pian piano, chetamente. -ness, S.: quie-
te, tranquillità, pace, f. -some, ADI.:
tranquillo, senza disturbo. -ude, S.:
quiete, f.; riposo, m. quiét-us, s.: che-
tanza; morte, f.
quilli,s.: penna; cannella, f.; tubo, m.
quill2, TR.: piegare.
quillet, s.: sottigliezza; cavillazione, f.
quilti, s.: coltre, coperta (da letto), f.
quilt2, TR.: imbottire, trapuntare.
-maker, s.: materassaio, m.
quinary
quinary, ADI. : quinario.
quinee, 8.: melacotogna, f.
cotogno, m.
quinine, S. È chinina, f. :
quinqua-génary, ADJ.: quinquagena-
rio. -gésima, S.: quinquagesima; pen-
tecoste, f.
quinquangular, ADI.: di cinque angoli.
quinquénnial, ADI.: quinquennale, di
cinque anni.
quinquina, s.: (phar.) chinachina, f.
quinsy, S.: squinanzia, f.
quint, s. : quinta, f. (al giuoco di picchet-
to). -aîn, S.: quintana, f. (giuoco). -al,
8.: quintale, m. -éssenee, S.: quintes-
senza, f., estratto, m. -ét, S.: quintetto,
m. -in = quintain. -uple, ADJ.: quin-
tuplo.
quipi,s.: burla, f., motteggio, m., botta,
f., bottone, m. quip2, INTR.: burlare;
esser sarcastico.
quire!,s.: coro (di chiesa); quinterno (di
carta), m. quire 2, INTR.: cantare in coro.
quirk, s.: cavillo; accesso; bottone, m.
-ish, ADJ.: cavilloso, sottile.
quìitI, ADJ.: libero, liberato : go —, esser
fuor d'impaccio. quit2, TR.: abbando-
nare, lasciare ; uscire di; rinunziare, desi-
stere, cessare, far quitanza; liberare;
giustificare: — one’s ground, andare via;
— one’s self of, liberarsi, sbrigarsi di; —
uw design, desistere da un'impresa; — @
siege, levare l'assedio. -claimi,s.: ri-
nunziazione, f. -elaim2, INTR.: rinun-
ziare, desistere.
‘ quite, ADV.: affatto, intieramente: —
well, benissimo, benone; not —, non al
tutto.
quit-rent, s.: censo, m.; rendita, f. -s!
INTERJ.: pace! pagati del tutto! -tal,
-tanee1, s.: quitanza, ricevuta; ricom-
pensa, f. -tancez, TR.: rimunerare, ri-
compensare; riconoscere. -ter, S.: sco-
ria di latta, f.
quiver I, INTR.: tremare; trillare. quiv-
er2,s.: faretra, f., turcasso, m. -ed,
ADJ.: faretrato. -ing, S.: tremamen-
to, m.
quixòtie, ADI. : chisciottesco.
quizi, s.: mistificazione, f.; burlone, m.
quiz2, TR.: mistificare; burlare, sbir-
ciare. -ieal, ADJ.: scherzevole, faceto.
quoéb, TR.: battere, palpitare.
quodlibet, s.: motto, m.; sottigliezza, f.
quoif}, -fure = coif, -fure.
quoin, s.: (arch.) cantone, m., cantonata,
È; (typ.) cuneo, m.
quéiti, s.: disco, m.; piastrella, f.
quoit 2, (IN)TR.: giuocare alle morelle.
quòndam, ADJ.: d’altre volte, vetusto.
quorum, s.: numero sufficiente, m.: form
a —, essere in numero per deliberare.
=tree, S.:
raddle 801
quota, s.: contingente, m., parte, f.
quotation, s.: citazione, allegazione, f.:
— points, virgolette.
quo-te, TR.: citare, allegare; addurre;
(typ.) virgolettare. -ter, s.: che allega,
citatore, m. -th, DEF. VERB: — I, dico
io; dissi io; — he, dice egli; disse egli.
quotidian, ADI.: quotidiano, cotidiano;
s.: febbre quotidiana, f.
quotient, s.: (arith.) quoziente, m.
quoting, s.: citazione, f.
R
r Gr (the letter), s.: r, f. (m.).
rabate, TR.: (falc.) ricovrare (il falcone).
rabbet!, s.: scanalatura, incastratura, f.
rabbet2, TR.: scanalare, incastrare.
ràb-bi,s.: rabbi, rabbino, m. -binical,
ADJ.: rabbinico, di rabbino. -binist, s.:
rabbinista, m.
rabbit, s.: coniglio, m.: young —, coni-
glietto, m.; Welch —, fetta di pane con
cacio, f.; —’s nest, tana de’ conigli, f.; —
warren, conigliera, f.
ràbble, s.: plebe, f., popolaccio, m.
-ment, s.: folla di popolaccio, f., popo-
laccio tumultuante, m.
rabid, ADJ.: rabbioso, stizzoso.
s.: rabbia, f.
raccéon, S.: tasso americano, m.
ràc-eI,s.: razza, stirpe. race2,S.: cor-
sa, f., patio, m.: foot —, corsa a piedi, f.
race 3, INTR.: contendere al corso.
“horse, s.: cavallo da corsa, corsiere,
corridore; barbero, m.
race-mation, S.: grappolo, racemo, ra-
-ness,
cimolo, m. -miferous, ADJ.: racemife-
ro, racemoso.
raeer, S.: corsiere, corridore, m.
ràchj, s.: cane da caccia, m.
raàeiness, S.: gusto piccante (del vino), m.
ràcki,s.: tortura, corda; rastrelliera, f.,
rastrello (di cucina), m.; rocca, f.; stan-
ghe (d’un carro), f. pl. : — of mutton, collo
di castrato, m.; put to the —, collare, da-
re la corda, mettere alla tortura. rack2,
TR.: dar la corda, tormentare; travasare;
tramutare (il vino, ecc.): — one’s brains,
lambiccarsi il cervello. -er,S.: tormen-
tatore, m.
ràcketiI, s.: rumore, m. racketz,s.:
racchetta, f. maker, s.: facitore di
racchette, m.
racking, s.: tortura, f.
ràckrent, s.: affitto sforzato, m.
s.: livellario sopraggravato, m.
raey, ADJ.: piccante; saporoso, gustoso
(del vino).
raddle, TR.: intrecciare.
cer,
302 raddock
ràddock, s.: pettirosso, m. (uccello).
ra-dial, ADJ.: pieno di raggi. -dianee,
-dianey, s.: splendore, m. -diant,
ADJ.: radiante, brillante. -diate, INTR.:
radiare, raggiare, risplendere. -diated,
ADJ.: raggioso, lucido.
radiazione, f., splendore, m.
ràdi-cal, ADJ.: radicale; originale; S.:
radicale, m. -calism, s.: radicalismo,
m. -càlity = -calness. -cally, ADV.:
radicalmente ; originalmente. -calness,
s.: stato radicale, m.; origine, f., prin-
cipio, m. -cate, ADJ.: radicato; invete-
rato. -cate, INTR.: radicare, appigliarsi
colle radici, appiccarsi. -cation, S.: ra-
dicazione, f. -cle, s.. radicella, f.
ràdish, s.: rapa, f.; ravanello, m.: horse
—, ramolaccio, m.
radius, s.: raggio; radio; (anat.) osso
del braccio, m.
-diation, s.:
raff1,s.: mescuglio confuso, m. raff2,
INTR.: scopare.
ràffle!, s.: zara, f. (giuoco). raffle 2,
INTR.: giuocare a zara.
raft, s.: zatta, zattera, f. -er,S.: trave,
f., travicello, puntone, puntello, m.; trave
dun cavaletto, f. -ered, ADJ.: impal-
cato.
ràfty, ADJ.: muffato; umido.
rag, S.: cencio, straccio; brandello, m.
-amiuffin, s.: cencioso, birbone, m.
rage, s.: rabbia, f., furore, m. rage2,
INTR.: arrabbiare, stizzirsi, incollerirsi;
tempestare. -ful, ADJ.: furioso, impe-
tuoso.
ragged, ADJ.: stracciato, cencioso. -ness,
S.: stracci, cenci, m. pl.; povertà, f.
raging, ADJ.: furioso, furibondo, iracon-
do, corrucciato; tempestoso; s.: rabbia,
furia, f., corruccio, furore, m. -ly, ADV.:
furiosamente, con rabbia. -ness, s.: fu-
ria, f., furore, m.
ragman, S.: cenciaiuolo, m.
ragout, s.: intingolo; guazzetto, m.
ràg-stone, S.: pietra da affilare, m.
-wort, s.: (bot.) giacobea, f.
raili,s.: cancello, steccato, m.; sponda
(Wun ponte), f.; balaustro, m.; (rail.)
raile, m., rotaia, f.: — fence, steccato, m. ;
barriera, f.; run off the —s, uscire dalle
rotaie. rail2, TR.: cancellare, chiudere
con balaustri; disporre in fila: — in,
chiudere con cancelli, chiudere con balau-
stri. -rail3, INTR.: dire delle ingiurie
(di, at): — at, ingiuriare, svillaneggiare ;
oltraggiare, beffare.
railing, s.: cancelli, balaustri, m. pl.;
grata, steccata, f.; ADJ.: vituperante, ol-
traggioso ; s.: oltraggio, svillaneggiamen-
to, m. -ly, ADV.: oltraggiosamente, iro-
nicamente.
raillery, 8.: motteggio, m., beffa, baia, f.
rambling
railroad, railway, s.: strada ferrata,
ferrovia, f. -action}, «share, s.: azione
di strada ferrata. company, S.: so-
cietà della strada ferrata, f station,
s.: (rail.) stazione, f. »train, s.: treno
di strada ferrata, m. «yard,s.: (rail.)
atrio (della strada ferrata), m.
raiment, S.: vestimento, abito, m.
raàini,s.: pioggia, f.: light —, acquetta,
f., acquerella, f.; drizzling —, acqueru-
giola, f.; pouring —, rovescio di pioggia,
acquazzone, m.; —-water, acqua piovana.
rain2, INTR.: piovere; versare. -bow,
s.: arcobaleno, arco celeste, m. -bow=
tinted, ADJ.: dei colori dell’ iride. -iness,
S.: tempo piovoso, m. -water,S.: ac-
qua piovana, f. -y, ADJ.: piovoso, di
pioggia.
rais-e, TR.: levare, alzare; sollevare, in-
nalzare; aumentare; eccitare: — a bank,
fare un argine; — a cry, mettersi a gri-
dare; — the devil, scongiurare il diavolo;
— the dust, far della polvere; — forces,
levare milizie; — plants, coltivare piante ;
— the price, crescere di prezzo; — quar-
rels, far nascere brighe; — a@ report,
spargere voce; — war, muover guerra;
— up, suscitare, ergere. -er, S.: leva-
tore; aggranditore, m.
raisin, s.: uva passa, f.
no d’ uve passe, m.
rake1,s.: rastro, rastrello; spazzaforno ;
sarchio; scapestrato, m.: — of a ship,
becco di naviglio, m. rake2, TR.: ra-
strellare, raschiare, sarchiellare; racco-
gliere; frugolare ; INTR.: menare una vita
sregolata: — up, ricercare; investigare;
— a skip, dar la borda piena a; spazzare
una nave.
raàke-hellj, s.: furfantone, briccone, m.
-helly}, ADI. : scapestrato, dissoluto.
raker, s.: che netta le strade, paladino;
rastro, m.
rakeshamef, s.: furfante, m.
raking, ADJ.: avaro, meschino.
rakish, ADJ.: dissoluto, sregolato, lasci-
vo. -ness, S.: dissolutezza, f.
rallery = raillery.
ràlly, TR.: raccogliere; beffare; INTR.:
raccogliersi; burlarsi.
ràmi,s.: montone; ariete, n. ram2,
TR.: cacciare dentro con forza; battere
(la polvere).
ràm-ageti,s.: rami (d’un albero), m. pl.:
have a — taste, puzzar di salvaggiume.
-agej2, INTR.: andar qua e là, scorrere.
ràm-ble1, s.: scorsa, f., vagabondare, m.
-ble 2, INTR.: andare attorno: — about,
scorrere; vagabondare. -bler, s.: vaga-
bondo, perdigiorno; vagotore, m., -trice,
Sf. -bling, ADJ.: vagabondo, vago, erran-
te; s.: scorsa, f., andar errando; giro, m.
-wine, S.: vi
rambooze
rambiozet, s.: bevanda di vino, cervogia
e zucchero, f.
ramekin, s.: fetta di pane e cacio, f.
rami-fication, S.: ramificazione, f.
ràmify, INTR.: ramificare; diramarsi.
ràmmer, S.: mazzeranga; bacchetta da
schioppo, f.
rammish, ADJ.: che sente del becco.
-ness, S.: odore del becco, m.
ramous, ADJ.: ramoso, frondoso.
ramp 1,s.: salto, m.; scossa,f. ramp2,
TR.: rampicare, montare; saltare con
gran forza. -à&llianj, s.: furfantone,
briccone, m. -amey, S.: esuberanza;
prevalenza, superiorità, f. -amt, ADJ.:
esuberante, soprabbondante.
ràm-partI, -pire, s.: baluardo, riparo,
m. -part2,-pire, TR.: fortificare con
bastioni.
rampion, s.: raperonzolo, m.
ràmrod, s.: bacchetta (da schioppo), f.
ranch1, TR.: storcere; sforzare. ranch2,
s.: (Am.)-rancio (tratto di terra di pa-
stia), m. -0,S.: (Am.) capanna di pa-
stori, f.; = ranch2.
ràn-eid, ADJ.: rancido, stantio, putrido.
-eidity, -eidness, S.: rancidezza, f.
rin-corous, ADJ.: maligno, malizioso.
-corously, ADV.: con rancore, maligna-
mente. -cour, S.: rancore, sdegno, m.;
malignità; animosità, f.
rand, s.: cucitura delle scarpe, f.
random 1, s.: caso, accidente, m.: at —,
a caso, alla cieca; speak at —, parlare
alla cieca, anfanare, sconnettere. ran-
dom 2, ADJ.: fatto a caso, inconsiderato :
— shot, colpo a caso, m.
ran-ge1,s.: ordine, classe; metà, f.; gi-
«10, m.; corsa, scorsa; graticola (per la
cucina), f.; timone (d’ una carrozza), m.:
— of mountains, catena di montagne, f.;
within the — of, nel cerchio di, entro il
raggio di; alla portata di. -ge2, TR.:
ordinare; schierare; INTR.: vagabondare,
vagare. -gerl, S.: maestro di caccia, m.
-ger 2, 8.: bracco, cane che bracca, m.
rànkt,s.: ordine, grado; posto, m.; di-
guità, f.: — of soldiers, fila di soldati, f.;
break the —s, rompere le file; of high —,
di alto grado. rank?2, TR.: mettere in
ordine, mettere nel numero; INTR.: putre-
farsi, corrompersi: — high, essere di alto
grado, esser alto locato, esser di alto affa-
re. rank3, ADJ.: abbondante, super-
fluo; rancido, stantio. -ish, ADJ.: al
quanto rancido. -le, INTR.: putrefarsi,
corrompersi. -ly, ADV.: in modo grosso-
lano, rozzamente. -ness, S.: esuberanza
(di crescimento); rancidezza, puzza, f.
rànsack, TR.: saccheggiare, predare.
-er, s.: predatore, guastatore, m. -ing,
8.: saccheggio, m.
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ransom!, s.: riscatto, m.; taglia, f.
ransom 2, TR.: riscattare, ricomperare.
-er, S.: riscattatore, m. -less, ADJ.:
senza riscatto.
rant, s.: discorso troppo ampolloso, m.
rant2, INTR.: parlare troppo ampollosa-
mente. -er, S.: smaniatore, m. -ing,
ADJ.: smaniante parlando.
ràntipole, ADJ.: stordito, scapestrato,
stravagante.
rànula, s.: ranella, f., tumore sotto la
lingua, m.
ranùnculus, s.: ranuncolo, m.
ràpil,s.: scapezzone; colpo forte; pic-
rash
chio, m.: — on the nose, buffetto sul na-
so, m. rap?2, (IN)TR.: bossare, picchiare,
battere: — at the door, picchiare alla
porta.
ra-pacious, ADJ.: rapace; predace. -pa-
ciously, ADV.: con rapacità. -pacious-
ness, -pàeity, s.: rapacità, ingordigia,
avidità, f.
rapel, s.: rapimento, ratto; stupro, m.
rape 2, s.: (bot.) ravizzone, m.
ràp-id, ADJ.: rapido, veloce, prestissimo.
-idity, s.: rapidità, impetuosità, veloci-
tà, f. -idly, ADv.: rapidamente, veloce-
mente. -idness = rapidity.
rapier, S.: stocco, m.
ràpine!, s.: rapina; violenza, forza, f.
rapine 2, TR.: rapinare, predare. :
ràpper, S.: che picchia; bussatore, m.
rapport, s.: relazione, f.
ràpsodyt, s.: rassodia; raccolta, f.
rapt, ADJ.: rapito, estatico. -ture, S.:
rapimento, ratto, m.; estasi, f.; furor
poetico, m. -tured, ADJ.: rapito, tra-
sportato, estatico. -twrous, ADJ.. esta-
tico.
ràr-e, ADJ.: raro, straordinario, eccellente,
prezioso; non denso, rado; scarso; poco
cotto. -ee=show, S.: piccolo spetta-
colo, m.
rarefaction, s.: rarefazione, f.
ràr-efiable, ADJ.: che si può rarefare.
-efy, TR.: rarefare; diradare ; INTR.: di-
venir raro, rarificarsi, rar-ely, ADV.:
raramente, non sovente; di rado. rar-e-
ness, S.: rarezza, singolarità ; eccellenza,
J. -«ity,S.: rarità, cosa rara, curiosità ;
scarsezza, rarezza, radezza; qualità rare-
fatta, f.
ràs-cal, s.: furfante, briccone, m.:
deer, cervo magro; cervo castrato, m.
-càlity, S.: furfanteria; canaglia, fec-
cia del popolo, f. -càllion, s.: birbone,
briccone, m. -cally, ADI. : furfantesco,
bricconesco.
rase = raze.
ràshi, ADJ.: temerario, precipitoso. rash2,
s.: eruzione ; uscita, f.; raso, m. (spezie di
drappo). rash 3, TR.: tagliare in pezzi.
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-er, S.: sottile fetta di presciutto, f. -ly,
ADV.: temerariamente. -ness, S.: teme-
rità; imprudenza, f.
réspiI, s.: raspa, lima grossa, scuffina,
f. rasp2, TR.: raspare, raschiare; li-
mare; scrostare (pane). -atery, S.: ra-
stiatoio, m. rasp-berry, s.: lampone,
m. -berry-bush, s.: lampone (pianta),
m. -ing, S.: raschiatura, rastiatura, f.
rasure, S.: rasura, raschiatura, cancella-
tura, f.
ràt, s.: ratto; topo, sorcio; m.: little —,
topolino; smell a —, aver un qualche sen-
tore di suspicare.
rata-ble, ADJ.: soggetto ad essere tas-
sato. -bly, ADV.: per rata; proporzio-
nalmente.
ratafia, S.: amarasco, m. (bevanda).
ra-te1,s.: prezzo, valore, m.; tassa, assi-
sa, imposizione; maniera; sfera, f., grado,
m.: (of the) first —, di prima sfera; di
primo rango (ordine); at low —. a vil
prezzo, a buon mercato; at this —, in
questa maniera; at the old —, al solito,
all’ ordinario; at any —, comunque siasi;
at the — of, al prezzo di; second —, di
secondo ordine. -te2, TR.: tassare, ap-
prezzare, stimare, valutare; biasimare,
rabbuffare. -ter, S.: stimatore, m.
rà-th(e)}, ADJ.: primaticcio, prematuro.
-ther, ADV.: piuttosto, anzi; meglio;
innanzi: — cold, alquanto freddo, piutto-
sto freddo; — spiteful, sdegnosetto; —
than, anzi che; the —, tanto più che;
have —, amare meglio, preferire.
ratification, s.: ratificazione, f.
ràti-fier, s.: confermatore, approvatore,
m. -fy, TR.. ratificare; confermare, ap-
provare.
rating, S.: stimazione, f., apprezzamento,
m.; riprensione, f.
ratio, S.: razione; proporzione, f.
ratidei-nate, INTR.: raziocinare. -na-
tion, s.: raziocinio, ragionamento, m.
-native, ADI. : discorsivo.
ration, s.: razione; proporzione, f.
ràtion-al, ADJ.: razionale, ragionevole.
-alism, s.: ragionalismo, m. -alist, s.:
razionalista, filosofo, m. -ality, S.: ra-
zionalità, ragionevolezza; giustezza, f.
-ally, ADV.: ragionevolmente, con ragio-
ne. -alness = rationality.
rat’s-bane, s.: arsenico, m. rat-trap,
s.: trappola da prender topi, f.
rattàn, s.: sorta di canna (dalle Indie), f.
rattéen, s.: rovescio, m. (panno).
rattl-e1, s.: sonaglio, strepito, fracasso:
child’s —, sonaglio, m.; death —, rantolo
(della morte), m. -e2, TR.: fare strepito,
romoreggiare; riprendere; INTR.: parla-
re presto; strepitare: — in the throat,
gorgogliare; — away, chiacchierare,
rasher
reaccess
non rifinire di parlare. -e=brained,
-e-headed, ADI.: cervello balzano, scer-
vellato, pazzaccio. -esnake, S.: ser-
pente a sonagli, m. -ing, 8.: strepito,
fracasso, romore, m.
rattéon, s.: volpe delle Indie occiden-
tali, f.
raueity, S.: raucedine, fiocaggine, f.
ravag-el, s.: strage, rovina, f., guasto,
m. -@2,TR.:guastare, rovinare, saccheg-
giare. -er, S.: guastatore, saccheggia-
tore, predatore, m.
rave, INTR.: delirare ; esser fuor di sè; —
and tear, disperarsi.
ràvel, TR.: imbrogliare, avviluppare, con-
fondere; INTR.: filacciarsi, lambiccarsi il
cervello: — out, sfilare.
ràvelin, s.: (fort.) rivellino, m.
raven!, S.. corvo, corbo, m.: sea —,
corvo marino, m.; young —, corbicino, m.
raven 2, (IN)TR.: divorare, mangiare con
avidità; rapacemente predare. -ing,
ADI. : vorace; s.: voracità, f.; predamen-
to, m.
ravenous, ADJ.: vorace, goloso, ingordo.
-ly, ADV.: con voracità, ingordamente,
avidamente. -ness, S.: voracità furiosa;
ingordigia, avidità, f.
raver, S.: farnetico, m.
ràvin, S.: rapina, preda, f.
ravine, S.: borro, m.
raving, ADJ.: delirante; frenetico; s.:
delirio, m., frenesia, f. -ly, ADV.: frene-
ticamente, mattamente.
ràvish, TR.: rapire; incantare. -er,s.:
rapitore; stupratore, m. -img, ADI:
rapace; incantevole; estatico. -ingly,
ADV.: in modo incantevole. -ment, s.:
ratto, rapimento ; stupro, m.; estasi, f. ,
raw, ADI. : crudo, fresco; indigesto, no-
vizio: — leather, pelle cruda; — meat,
carne cruda; — silk, seta greggia; —
troops, truppe nuove; — weather, tempo
freddo e umido. -boned, ADJ.: magro,
macilento. -head, s.: biliorsa,f. -ly,
ADV.: crudamente ; sconciamente. -ness,
s.: crudità ; inesperienza; semplicità, f.
rayI,s.: raggio; splendore, m. ray2,
8.: razza, f. (pesce): — of gold, foglia
d’oro, f. ray3, INTR.: raggiare, radiare;
splendere. -less, ADJ.: senza raggio,
oscuro.
ra-ze, TR.: scalfire ; rovinare, distruggere:
— out, cancellare; — to the ground, far
radere al suolo. -zor, S.: rasoio, m.
-zor-pouch, s.: fastello di barbiere, m.
-zorestrop, S.: cuoio, m.; correggia da
rasoio, f. -gure, s.: rasura; cancellatu-
ra, f.
reabsòrb, TR. : riassorbire.
reaceéss, S.: riaccesso, riaccozzamento,
m.; rivisita, f.
reach
réachi, S.: tiro, m., tirata; estensione;
capacità; possa, autorità; penetrazione;
perspicacità, sagacità ; sottigliezza, f.; in-
ganno, m.: that is not in my —, it is out
of my —, non posso arrivarsi, non é in po-
ter mio. reach2, IRR.; TR.: porgere;
giungere; INTR.: arrivare; stendersi; pe-
netrare; spettare: — forth (out), proten-
dere; — a place, arrivare (pervenire) ad
un luogo; your letter —ed me yesterday,
la vostra lettera mi pervenne ieri.
reàc-t, INTR.: repellere. -tion, s.: rea-
zione; azione reciproca, f. -tionary,
ADI. : reazionario.
réad1, ADJ.: letto, letterato, saputo; s.:
sentenza, f. read2, IRR.; TR.: leggere;
studiare; congetturare; fare letture: —
about, leggere a vicenda; — again, legge-
re di nuovo; — on, continuare a leggere;
— out, — aloud, leggere ad alta voce; —
over, leggere tutto; scorrere; — through,
leggere tutto; well — (part.), che ha
letto molto, dotto, erudito. -able, ADI.:
leggibile.
readéption, s.: ricoveramento, ricupe-
ramento, m.
réader, s.: lettore, leggitore, m. -ship,
s.: uffizio di lettore, m.
réadi-ly, ADV.: prontamente, prestamen-
te; volontiermente; a memoria; a mente.
-ness, S.: prontezza; diligenza; acutez-
za, f.: — of speech, facondia; eloquenza,
f.; — of wit, prontezza di spirito, f.
réading, S.: lettura, f.; discorso, m.
«desk, s.: leggio, m. lamp, s.: lam-
pada da studiare, f. «room, s.: studio,
scrittoio, m.
readjourn, TR.: prorogare di nuovo;
differire. -ing, s.: allungamento di tem-
po, m.
readjust, TR.: aggiustare di nuovo.
read-mission, s.: ammettere di nuovo.
-mit, TR.: ammettere di nuovo, ricevere
di nuovo.
readérn, TR.: adornare di nuovo.
rèadyI, ADJ.: pronto, preparato, appa-
recchiato, acconcio ; inclinato : — at hand,
in ordine, apparecchiato ; — money, dana-
ri contanti, m. pl.; — wit, acutezza d’ in-
gegno, f., spirito vivace, m.; get —, met-
ter in ordine, apparecchiare; get (one’s
self) —, prepararsi; mettersi in punto;
vestirsi. ready2, ADV.: già, di già;
adesso: —-made clothes, abiti fatti.
reaffirm, TR.: confermare di nuovo.
-anee, -Ation, 8.: seconda conferma-
zione, f.
reagent, s.: (chem.) reagente, m.
véak, s.: giunco, m.: play —s, braveg-
giare. î
réal, ADI.: reale ; vero, effettivo : — estate,
8.: beni immobili (or stabili), m. pl.
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realgar, s.: realgale, m. (arsenico).
real-ity, s.: realtà; verità, f.; effetto,
m. -ization, s.: effettuare, effetto, m.
réal-ize, TR.: effettuare, mandare ad
effetto.
reallége, TR.: allegare di nuovo.
réally, ADV.: realmente, in realtà ; vera-
mente, certamente.
réalm, s.: regno, reame, m.
réalty, s.: lealtà, f.
réam, s.: risma di carta, f.; venti qua-
derni, m. pl.
reanimate, TR.: rianimare, rincorare.
reannéx, TR.: unire di nuovo.
rèap, TR.: mietere; ricogliere. -er, S.:
mietitore, m. -ing, S.: mietitura, f.
-ing-hook, s.: falciuola, f., falcetto, m.
-ing-time, S.: tempo del mietere, m.
reappear, INTR.: riapparire.
réar!, s.: retroguardia; ultima classe, f.
rear?2, ADJ.: crudo, mezzo cotto. rear 3,
TR.: levare; innalzare, ergere: — a
child, allevare un figliuolo. -admiral,
s.: contr ammiraglio, m. guard, s.:
retroguardia, f.
réarmouse, S.: pipistrello, m.
réarward, s.: ultima schiera, f.
reaseènd, (IN)TR.: rimontare; risalire.
réasoni, s.: ragione, intellettiva; cagio-
ne, causa, f., motivo, m.: by — of, a ca-
gione di; by — that, perchè, a causa che;
what is the — that? per che ragione?
from another —, altronde; bring one to
—, mettere alcuno alla ragione; bring to
—, mettere alla ragione; have —, avere
ragione; speak —, parlar sensatamente ;
yield to —, sottomettersi alla ragione.
reason2, (IN)TR.: ragionare ; disputare,
discorrere. -able, ADJ.: ragionevole,
giusto ; convenevole. -ableness, 8.:
ragione; giustezza, f. -ably, ADV.: ra-
gionevolmente, con ragione, giustamente.
“er, S.: ragionatore, m. -img, S.: ra-
gionamento, ragionare, m. -less, ADI.:
senza ragione, irragionevole.
reassém-blage, s.: riadunanza,f. -ble,
TR.: riadunare, adunare nuovamente.
reassért, TR.: affermare di nuovo.
reassume, TR.: assumere di nuovo.
reasstire, TR.: riassicurare, assicurare di
nuovo.
réavef, IRR.; TR.: portar via per forza.
rebap-tization, s.: ribattezzamento, ri-
battezzare, m. -tize, TR.: battezzare di
nuovo. -tizer, S.: ribattezzatore, m.
rebatel, s.: scanalatura, f. rebate 2,
TR.: scanalare; spuntare; ribattere, ab-
battere. -ment, s.: deduzione; diminu-
zione, f.
rébec, 8.: ribeca, f.
rebéli, INTR.: ribellarsi ; sollevarsi. réb-
elz, s.: ribello, rubello, m. -ler, S.: ri-
806 rebellion
bellante, che si è ribellato, m. -lion, s.:
ribellione, f., ribellamento, m. -lious,
ADJ.: ribello, ribellante. -liously, ADV.:
in modo ribellante. -liousness, s.: ri-
bellamento, m.
rebéllow, TR.: rimugghiare, remuggire.
rebéil, INTR.: ribollire.
rebéundi, s.: rimbalzo, balzo, m. re-
bound 2, (IN)TR.: rimbalzare, ribalzare.
rebréathe, INTR.: respirare di nuovo.
rebuff!, s.: ripercussione, f. rebuff2,
TR.: ripercuotere ; rifiutare.
rebuild, IRR.; TR.: fabbricare di nuovo,
rifabbricare.
rebu-kable, ADI.: riprensibile, biasime-
vole. -ke1,S.: rimprovero, m., bravata, f.
-ke2, TR.: riprendere, ripigliare, sgridare.
-keful, ADJ.: agro, severo. -kefully,
ADV.: agramente, severamente. -ker,
8.: riprenditore, rimproveratore, m.
rebullition, s.: ribollimento, m.
rébus, s.: rebus, geroglifico, m.
rebut, TR.: ributtare, rispingere. -ter,
S.: replica, risposta, f.
recalcitrant, ADJ.: ostinato, ribelle.
recalli,s.:richiamo, m. recall2, TR.:
richiamare, fare ritornare.
recant, TR.: ritrattare, disdire; INTR.:
ritrattarsi, disdirsi. -ation, s.: ritratta-
zione, disdetta, f. -er,S.: che si ritratta.
recapàeitate, TR.: qualificare di nuovo.
recapitu-late, TR.: ricapitolare. -la-
tion, s.: ricapitolazione, f.
recapture!, s.: cattura ricuperata, f.
recapture2, TR.: ricuperare una cat-
tura.
recarry, TR.: riportare, portare indietro.
recast, IRR.; TR.: rigettare.
reeéde, INTR.: recedere, tornare indietro,
ritirarsi.
reesiptI,s.: ricevuta, ricetta; quitanza,
f., ricevimento, m.; riscossione, riscossa,
f. receipt2, TR.: quitanzare, mettere
il saldo a: —ed, pagato, soldato.
reesi-vable, ADI.: accettabile, ammissi-
bile. -we, TR.: ricevere, accettare, am-
mettere, pigliare; accogliere: — kindly,
accogliere amorevolmente, fare buona ac-
coglienza a; — a loss, fare una perdita;
— an opinion, abbracciare un’ opinione;
— taxes, riscuotere le tasse. -vedness,
s.: ammissione generale, f. -wer, S.: ri-
cevitore, ricettatore, m.
reeélebrate, TR.: celebrare di nuovo.
réeeney, S.: novità; freschezza, f.
reeèn-se, TR.: rivedere, esaminare. -sion,
S.: rivista; enumerazione, f.
réeent, ADJ.: recente, nuovo, fresco.
-ly, ADV.: recentemente; frescamente ;
poco tempo fa. -mess, S.: novità; fre-
schezza, f.
reeép-tacle, s.: ricettacolo ; ricovero, m.
recognition
rèeep-taryi, S.: ricevuta, f. -tibility,
s.: possibilità di ricevere, f. -tion, 8.:
ricevuta; accoglienza, f. -tive, ADJ.:
ricettivo. -tory, ADJ.: ammesso, rice-
vuto.
re-eéss, S.: recesso, ritiro; luogo ritira-
to, vano, m., solitudine, f. ; vacanze: Easter
—, vacanze di Pasqua. -eéssion, S.: re-
cedimento, ritiramento, m.
rechange, TR.: cangiare di nuovo.
rechàrge, TR.: raccusare; ricominciare
l attacco, rassalire.
rechéat, s.: (hunt.) chiamata, f.
réeipe, S.: recipe, m., ricetta, prescri-
zione medica, f.
reelipient, s.: recipiente, m.
reeipro-cal, ADJ.: reciproco, vicendevo-
le. -cally, ADV.: reciprocamente, vicen-
devolmente, mutualmente. -calness,
8.: vicendevolezza, f.; cambio, m. -cate,
(IN)TR.: operare a vicenda, render la pari-
glia, alternare. -cation, 8.: reciproca-
zione; vicenda, f. reeiproeity, S.:
scambievolezza, f., contraccambio, cam-
bio, m.
reeision, s.: tagliamento, mozzamento,
m., mutilazione, f.
re-eital, s.: repetizione; narrazione, re-
lazione, f. -eitation, S.: recitazione;
narrazione, f. -eitative, -eitatîvo, 8.:
(mus.) recitativo, m. -eite, TR.: recita-
re; raccontare, narrare. -eiter, S.: re-
citatore, narratore, m.
réck, TR.: curare, pigliar cura; INTR.: cu-
rarsi; inquietarsi. -less, ADI.: negli-
gente, trascurato, indifferente. -less-
ness, S.: negligenza, trascuraggine, f.
-on, TR.: contare; stimare; riputare;
INTR.: pensare; calcolare, computare;
dipendere: dont — your chickens before
they are hatched, non dir quattro se tu non
l'hai nel sacco; — without one’s host, -
fare i conti senza l'oste. -oner, S.: cal-
colatore, computista, m. -oning, S.:
conto, m., computa, f.; scotto; giudizio,
m.: dead —, rotta stimata, f.; off —, di-
sconto, m.; diduzione, f.
re-claim, TR.: richiamare; riformare;
correggere; INTR.: riformarsi; correg-
gersi. -claimable, ADI: che si può
ricuperare. -claimant, s.: contraddi-
cente,m. -clamation, s.: richiamo;
ricuperamento, m
recline 1, ADJ.: reclinante; chinato. re-
cline 2, TR.: inclinare; riposare.
reclù-se I, ADJ.: ritirato, richiuso, solita-
rio; S.: solitario, m. -se2,TR.: rinchiu-
dere. -sely, ADV.: ritiratamente. -se-
ness, -sion, S.: ritiratezza, f. -sive,
ADJ.: ritirato, solitario; privato, segreto.
re-cognisanee, S.: scrittura d’ obbligo,
f. -cognition, s.: ricognizione; confes-
recognize
sione, f. ré-cognize, TR.: riconoscere;
confessare. -cognizéee, S.: a chi un’ ob-
bligazione è fatta, m. ré-cognizer, s.:
riconoscitore, m.
recdill, s.: rinculamento, m.; ritirata, f.
recoil2, INTR. : rinculare; venir meno.
recéin, TR.: stampare di nuovo (la mo-
neta). -age, S.: rinnovamento della mo-
neta, m. ©
recolléc-t, TR.: ricordarsi, sovvenirsi;
rifettere, pensare; radunare: J don’t —,
non mi raccapezzo; I cannot — his
name, non posso ricordarmi il suo nome.
-tion, s.: ricordanza, reminiscenza; ri-
flessione, f.
recombine, TR.: combinare di nuovo.
recòmfort, TR.: riconfortare, rincorare.
recomménee, TR.: ricominciare.
recomménd, TR.: raccomandare; loda-
re. -able, ADJ.: commendabile, lodevo-
le, stimabile. -ation, s.: raccomanda-
zione, f.: letter of —, lettera di racco-
mandazione, commendatizia, f. -atory,
ADJ.: raccomandatorio, di raccomanda-
zione. -er, S.: raccomandatore, m.
recommit, TR.: commettere di nuovo.
recompensation, S.: ricompensazione,
ricompensa, f.
récompenseI, S.: ricompensa, rimune-
razione, f. recompense 2, TR.: ricom-
pensare, rimunerare.
recompilement, S.: compilamento nuo-
vo, m., nuova compilazione, f.
recompò-se, TR.: ricomporre; rimettere
insieme. -sitign, s.: nuova composizio-
ne, f.
récon-eilable, ADJ.: che si può riconci-
liare. -eilableness, s.: aggiustamen-
to, m. -eile, TR.: riconciliare; raccor-
dare, metter pace: I was —d to my fate,
mi rassegnai al mio destino. -eileable
= reconcilable. -eilement, s.: ricon-
ciliamento, m., riconciliazione, f. -eiler,
8.: riconciliatore, mediatore, m. -eilia-
tion, s.: riconciliazione, f. -elliatory,
ADJ.: riconciliante.
recondénse, TR.: ricondensare.
récondite, ADJ.: ricondito, profondo.
reconducet, TR.. ricondurre, rimenare.
reconfirm, TR.: confermare di nuovo.
recòonnoissanee, S.: (mil.) riconoscen-
za, f.
reconnòi-ter, -tre, TR.: (mil.) ricono-
scere,
reconjéin, TR.: ricongiungere.
recénquer, TR.: riconquistare, ricupera-
re.
recònsecrate, TR.: concecrare di nuovo.
reconsider, TR.: riconsiderare.
reconsolate, TR.: riconsolare.
reconstruct, TR.: ricostruire.
reconvéne, TR.: adunare di nuovo.
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reconvéy, TR.: ricondurre, riportare.
récord, s.: registro, testimonio autenti.
co, m.: —s, archivi, annali, m. pl.; bear
—, far testimonianza; public —s, archi.
vi, m. pl.; keeper of the —s, archivista, m.
recòrd, TR.: registrare, iscrivere, ricorda-
re, arrolare. -atigni, s.: ricordamento,
ricordo, m. -er, S.: attuario; flauto, m.
recount, TR.:raccontare; riferire. -ment,
s.: raccontamento, m., narrazione, rela-
zione, f.
recéup, INTR.: ricuperare.
recourse, 8.: ricorso, ricovero; rifugio:
concorso; accesso (di febbre), m.: have
— to, ricorrere a.
recover, TR.: ricuperare; racquistare;
INTR.: ricoverarsi; rimettersi, rifarsi;
star meglio, guarire, risanare: — a loss,
riparare una perdita; — from sickness,
ricuperar la salute, riaversi; — one’s self,
ricuperare gli spiriti. -able, ADI.: ricu-
perabile. -y,S.: ricoveramento, m.: past
—, incurabile, irremediabile.
récreant, s.: poltrone, codardo ; miscre-
dente, apostata, f.
récre-atel, TR.: ricreare; dilettare, di-
vertire. recre-ate 2, TR.: ricreare, crea-
re di nuovo. -ation, S.: ricreazione,
f.; divertimento, m. -ative, ADJ.: ri-
creativo, dilettevole, piacevole. -ative-
ly, ADV.: in modo ricreativo, piacevol-
mente. -ativeness, S.: sollievo; passa-
tempo, spasso, n.
récre-ment, s.: recremento, m.; feccia,
spuma,f. -méntal, -mentitious, ADJ.:
feccioso, spumoso,
recrimi-nate, TR.: incolpare (I’ accu-
sante), rimproverare. -nation, S.: ac-
cusa reciproca, f. -nator, s.: che accu-
sa l’accusante. -matory, ADJ.: recri-
minatorio.
recrùiti, s.: rinforzo; recluta; soldato
reclutato, m. recruit2, TR.: reclutare;
rinforzare; supplire: — one’s self, rimet-
tersi in piedi, ristorarsi.
réct-angle, s.: (geom.) rettangolo, m.
-angular, ADJ.: rettangolo, di quattro
angoli retti.
récti-fiable, ADJ.: rettificabile, che può
rettificarsi. -fication, s.: rettificamen-
to, m. -fy, TR.: rettificare, aggiustare,
correggere.
recti-linear, -lineous, ADI.: rettilineo.
réctitude, s.: rettitudine ; dirittura ; bon-
tà, f.
réc-tor, s.: rettore; capo di collegio;
parroco, curato; piovano (d’ una parroc-
chia), m. -torial, ADJ.: di piovano (d’una
parrocchia). -torship, s.: rettoria; di-
gnità di rettore, f., uffizio di rettore, m.
-tory, S.: rettoria; parrocchia, f.
réctum, s.: (anat.) retto, m.
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recubation, s.: inclinazione, f.; riposa-
mento, m.
recùmben-ee, -ey, 8.: giacimento, m.
-t, ADJ.: giacente, riposante.
recùper-able, ADJ.: ricuperabile. -ate,
TR.: ricuperare, ricoverare. -ation, S.:
ricuperazione, f., ricovero, m. -ative,
ADJ.: ricuperante.
re-cùr, INTR.: ricorrere, ritornare; rifug-
gire; accadere; aver ricorso. -eur-
renee, -curreney, S.: ritorno, ricorri-
mento, m. -current, ADJ.: ricorrente;
periodico.
reciirsion, s.: ricorso, ritorno, m.
rectir-vate, TR.: curvare, incurvare. -va-
tion, s.: curvità; curvatura, f. -vous,
ADJ.: ricurvo, incurvato.
recù-sant, s.: ricusante; non conformi-
sta, m. -sationi,s.: ricusazione, f.; ri-
fiuto, m. -se, TR.: ricusare; rifiutare.
rédi, ADJ.: rosso, vermiglio: — face, vi-
so bernoccoluto, m.; — lips, labbra ver-
miglie, f. pl.; get —, diventar rosso.
red 2, s.: rosso, color rosso; belletto, m.
“breast, Ss.: pettirosso, m. (uccello).
“coat, s.: soldato inglese, m. (scherz.).
-deer, S.: salvaggina, f. -den, (IN)TR.:
arrossire, divenire rosso. -dish, ADI.:
rossiccio, alquanto rosso. -dishness, s.:
color rossiccio, m.
red-dition, s.: rendimento, m., restitu-
zione, f. rèd-ditive, ADJ.: risponsivo.
réddle, s.: sanguigna, f.
rède 1, s.: avviso, avvertimento, consiglio,
m. rede1,TR.: dar consiglio, consiglia-
re.
redéem, TR.: redimere, riscattare, ricom-
prare. -able, ADJ.: redimibile. -able-
ness, S.: redimibilità, f -er, S.: reden-
tore; salvatore, m.
redeliberate, TR.: deliberare di nuovo.
redeliver, TR. : liberare di nuovo; resti-
recubation
tuire. -y,S.: liberazione di nuovo; resti-
tuzione, f.
redemand, TR.: ridomandare; richie-
dere.
redémp-tion, s.: redenzione, f.; riscat-
to, m. -tory, S.: redentorio, m.
vedeseénd, INTR.: discendere di nuovo.
réd-haired, -headed, ADJ.: rosso cri-
nito, dai capelli rossi. -hot, ADJ.: info-
cato, rovente.
redinte-grate I, TR.: reintegrare, rinno-
vare. -grate2, ADJ.: reintegrato, rin-
novato. -gration, s.: reintegrazione,
f.; ristauro, m.
réd-lead, s.: minio, m. -mess, S.: ros-
sore, m., rossezza, f. “letter, ADJ.:
stampare in lettere rosse: — day, giorno
di felicità, di festa, m.
rédolen-ee, -ey, S.: profundo, buon
odore, m.; ADJ.: profumato, odoroso.
re-election
redéubl-e, (iN)TR.: raddoppiare; reite-
rare; aumentare. -img, 8.: raddoppia-
mento; aumento, m.
redoubt, s.: ridotto, fortino, m.
-ed, ADJ.: formidabile, terribile.
redéund, INTR.: ridondare; ribalzare;
risultare.
redréss!, s.: riforma, correzione, emen-
dazione, f., rimedio, m.; riparazione del
danno, m. redress2, TR.: (rad)drizza-
re, riformare; correggere; rimediare;
aggiustare: — one’s self, farsi giustizia
di sua mano; — a grievance, rimediare
(or correggere) un abuso. -er, S.: rifor-
matore; correttore, m. -ive, ADJ.: ri
formante; che conforta. -less, ADI.:
irremediabile.
red-séar, INTR.: rompersi al batter del
martello. -skin, s.: pelirosso, m., pelle
rossa, f. tail, s.: codirosso, m. (uc-
cello). «tape, -tapism, s.: burocra-
zia, f.
reda-ee, TR.: ridurre; ristorare; co-
stringere, domare ; abbassare : — to ashes,
ridurre in polvere. -eement, s.: riduci-
mento, m. -eer, S.: riducitore, riduttore,
m. -eible, ADJ.: riducibile. -eible-
ness, S.: possibilità di ridurre, f.
redùc-t = reduce. -tion, s.: riduzione,
f., riducimento, m. -tive, ADI.: ridutti-
vo, riducente. -tively, ADV.: per ridu-
zione.
redundan-ee, -ey, s.: ridondanza, super-
fluità, f. -t, ADJ.: ridondante, superfluo.
-tly, ADV.: soprabbondantemente.
redupli-cate, TR.: raddoppiare ; aumen-
tare, crescere. -eation, s.: raddoppia-
mento; aumento, m. -cative, ADI.: re-
duplicativo.
réd-wing, s.: tordo rosso, m. (uccello).
-wood, s.: albero gigante di Califor-
nia, m.
re-ècho, INTR.: echeggiare.
réechy{, ADI. : fumoso, caliginoso.
réed, s.: canna; saetta, f.
re-edification, s.: riedificazione, f.
-édify, TR.: riedificare, rifabbricare.
réed-less, ADJ.: senza canne. «plot,
s.: canneto, m. -y, ADJ.: cannoso, pieno
di canne.
réefi, TR.: ammainare le vele.
s.: scoglio (a fior d’ acqua), m.
réek1, s.: fumo, vapore; mucchio (di
fieno), m. reel2, INTR.: fumare; sva-
porare. -ing, ADJ.: fumante; fumoso.
-y, ADI. : fumoso; nero.
réell, s.: aspo, naspo; guindolo, m.
reel2, TR.: innaspare, aggomitolare;
INTR.: traballare, barcollare : — off, aguin-
dolare; my head —s, mi gira il capo.
«ing, S.: barcollamento ; vacillamento, m.
re-eléction, s.: rielezione, f.
-able,
reef2,
re-embark
re-embark, (IN)TR.: imbarcare; imbar-
carsi di nuovo.
re-enact, TR.: ordinare di nuovo.
re-enforee, TR.: rinforzare, fortificare.
-ment, s.: rinforzamento, m.; rinforza-
ta, f.
re-engàge, TR.: impegnare di nuovo;
attacar di nuovo (la battaglia). -ment,
s.: obbligo nuovo, m.
re-enjéy, TR.: rigodere; possedere di
nuovo.
re-enkindle, TR.: riaccendere.
re-énter, TR.: rientrare, entrare di
nuovo.
re-enthrone, TR.: rimettere in trono.
re-éntranee, s.: rientramento, m.
réermouse, S.: pipistrello, m.
re-establish, TR.: ristabilire, ristau-
rare. -estàblisher, s.: riparatore, ri-
storatore, m. -estàblishment,s.: ri-
stabilimento, m.
réevel,s.: fattore; guardiano (d’un feu-
do), m. reeve2, TR.: tirare una corda.
re-examination, s.: seconda esamina-
zione, f. -=exàmine, TR.: esaminare di
nuovo.
re-exchange, S.: (com.) ricambio, con-
traccambio, m.
reféc-t}, INTR.: rifarsi; ristaurarsi. -tion,
s.: refezione, f.; ristoro, m. -tory, S.:
refettorio, m.
refélj, tr.: confutare, riprovare.
refér, TR.: riferire; rimettere; riman-
dare; INTR.: rapportarsi: I — it to you,
lo riferisco (or rimetto) a voi.
réfer-able, ADJ.: riferibile. -ée, S.:
arbitro; compromissario, m. -enee, S.:
relazione, f.; rapporto; arbitrato, m.: in
— to, in quanto a, in relazione a, a pro-
posito di. -émdary, s.: referendario, m.
refer-mént, TR.: fermentare di nuovo.
refer-rible, ADI. : riferibile. -ring, S.:
riferimento, rapporto, m.
refind, IRR.; TR.: ritrovare.
refi-ne, TR.: raffinare, purificare; INTR.:
raffinarsi, purificarsi. -med, ADI.. raffi-
nato; affinato, purificato, puro; colto,
elegante. -nedly, ADV. : raffinatamente ;
con eleganza troppo studiata. -nement,
8.: raffinamento, m.; eleganza, f. -ner,
8.: raffinatore, affinatore, m. -nery,
8.: raffinatura, f.
refit, TR.: riparare; racconciare. -ting,
8.: racconciamento, ammannamento, m.
refléc-t, TR.: ripercuotere; rimandare;
INTR.: riflettere, meditare; cascare: —
upon one, criticare (biasimare) uno.
-tent}, ADJ.: riflettente; ripercussivo.
«ting, -tion, s.. riflessione; meditazio-
ne, f.; riverbero, m. -tive, ADJ.: rifles-
sivo, meditativo. -tor, S.: meditante,
consideratore ; riverberatore, m.
refusing 309
ré-flex, ADJ.: riflesso; riverberato; s.:
riflessione ; riverberazione, f. -flexibil-
ity, s.: riflessibilita, f. -fléxible, ADI.:
riflessibile. -fléxion = reflection. -fléx-
ive, ADJ.: riflessivo ; ripercussivo. -fléx-
ively, ADV.: per riflessione.
refloat, s.: riflusso, m.
reflourish, INTR.: rifiorire, fiorire di
nuovo.
reflow, IRR.; INTR.. rifluire; ritornare.
réfluent, ADJ.: refluo; che fluisce di
nuovo.
réflux, S.: riflusso, m.
reform !,s.: riforma, f. reform 2, TR.:
riformare; sbandare; INTR.: riformarsi.
-ation, s.: riformazione, f. -er, s.: ri-
formatore, m. -ist, s.: riformato, Pro-
testante, m.
refound, TR.: rifondere.
refràc-t, TR.. rifrangere, riflettere.
-tion, s.: rifrangimento, m., rifrazione,
f. -tive, ADI.: rifrattivo. -torily,
ADV.: ostinatamente. -toriness, S.: ca-
parbieria, ostinazione, f. -tory, ADI.:
rifrattario, caparbio, ostinato. /
réfragable, ADI. : refragabile.
refraini, s.: (mus.) ritornello, m. re-
frain 2, TR.: raffrenare, reprimere ; INTR.:
raffrenarsi, astenersi, contenersi : I could
not — from, non potei restarmi di.
refrangibility, S.: rifrangibilità, f.
-fràngible, ADI. : rifrangibile.
refrésh, TR.: rinfrescare; ristorare; ri-
focillare: — one’s self, rinfrescarsi; ri-
crearsi, ristorarsi. -er, S.. rifrigerante;
ricreatore, m. -ingI, S.: rinfrescamen-
to; conforto, m. -ing2, ADJ.: rinfresca-
tivo. -ment, S.: rinfrescamento; ripo-
so, ristoro, m.
refriger-ant, ADJ.: refrigerante, refri-
gerativo. -ate, TR.: refrigerare, rinfre-
scare. -ation, S.: refrigerazione, f.,
rinfresco, m. -ative, -atory1, ADJ.:
refrigerativo, refrigerante. -atory 2, 8.:
refrigeratorio, m.
réfu-ge!, s.: rifugio; asilo; sostegno,
m.: ‘take — with, rifugiarsi presso.
-ge 2, TR.: dare rifugio, dare asilo, pro-
teggere. -gée, S.: rifuggito, rifuggen-
te, m. 5
refilgen-ee, -ey, S.: splendore, lustro,
m. -t, ADJ.: rifulgente, lucido.
refund, TR.: rifondere; restituire; ren-
dere. 5
refu-sable, aDJ.: rifiutabile. -sal, S.:
rifiuto, m., ripulsa; scelta; preferenza, f.:
— meet with a —, esser rifiutato, esser
ributtato. réfu-se, s.: rifiuto; resto,
m.; feccia, f. refù-se, TR.: rifiutare; ri-
gettare, ributtare; ricusare. -ser, S.:
rifiutatore, rifiutante, m. -simg, 8.: ri-
fiuto, m.
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refu-table, ADI.: rifiutabile. -tation,
8.: confutazione, f. -te, TR.: confutare;
riprovare. -ter, S.: confutatore, m.
regain, TR.: riguadagnare ; ricuperare.
régal, apDJ.: regale, reale; regio.
regalei,s.: banchetto, festino; convito,
m. regalez, TR.: regalare, far festa.
-ment = regale.
regalia, s.: insegne reali, f. pl.,
lia, f.
regality, s.: dignità reale, sovranità, f.
régally, ADV.: regalmente, da re.
regàrdi, s.: riguardo, rispetto, m., con-
siderazione ; stima, f.: in —, per riguar-
do, per rispetto; în — of, in quanto a,
per rispetto di; în — to, in paragone di;
my kind —s to your uncle, i miei compli-
menti al vostro signor zio. regardz,
TR.: riguardare, rispettare, aver riguardo :
as —s, riguardo a; per quel che riguarda;
rega-
quanto a. -able, ADJ.: riguardevole;
osservabile. -er,s.: riguardatore; osser-
vatore, m. -ful, ADJ.: attento, accurato,
diligente. -fully, ADV.: attentamente;
con rispetto. -less, ADJ.: senza riguar-
do, negligente, indifferente. -lessly,
ADV.: disattentamente; indifferentemente.
-lessness, S.: negligenza, trascuratag-
gine; inattenzione, f.
regatta, S.: regata, corsa di barche, f.
régeney, S.: reggenza, f.; governo, m.
regéner-aey, S.: rigenerazione, f. -atel,
ADJ.: rigenerato. -ate2,TR.: rigenerare,
riprodurre. -ation, s.: rigenerazione, f.
régent, ADI. : reggente; S.: reggente, m.
-ess, S.: reggente, f. -ship, s.: dignità
di reggente, f.
regérmi-nate, TR.: rigermogliare. -nà-
tion, 8.: rigermogliare, m
regéstf, S.: registro, m.
règieide, s.: regicida; regicidio, m.
régime (Engl. acc.) resîm, S.: reggimen-
to, m., amministrazione, f.
régimen, s.: dieta, f.; modo di vive-
re, m.
régi-ment, s.: reggimento, governo, m.;
condotta, f. -mèntal, ADJ.: di reggi-
mento. -méntals, s. PL.: abito uni-
forme, m
région, S.: regione; provincia, f.; paese,
mi: — of the heart, sede del cuore, f.
régis-terI, s.: registro; cancelliere, m.
-ter 2, TR.: registrare; notare nel regi-
stro. -tering, S.: registratura, f.
-trar, S.: registratore, cancelliere; ar-
chivista ; secretario, m. -tration, s.:
registratura, f. -try, S.: registratura ;
cancelleria, f.
réglet, s.: (typ.) riga, f.
régnant, ADJ.: regnante, predominante.
regòrge, TR.: ringorgare, vomitare.
regrade, INTR.: ritirarsi.
reinstall
regraft, TR.: innestare di nuovo.
regrant, TR.: concedere di nuovo.
regrat-e, TR.: incettare; offendere. -er,
s.: rigattiere, incettatore, monopolista, m.
regréet1,s.: risalutazione, f. regreeti,
TR.: risalutare, salutare di nuovo.
ré-gress, S.: regresso, ritorno, m ; usci-
ta, f -gréss, INTR.: tornare indietro.
-grèssion, S : rigressione, f.
regrét, s.: rammarico; dolore, m.: with
—, mal volentieri. regret 2, TR.: rin-
crescere, compiangere; dolersi. -fal,
ADJ.: rincrescevole. -fully, ADV.: rin-
crescevolmente.
reguérdon}, s.: guiderdone, m., ricom-
pensa, f.
régu-larI,ADJ.: regolare; ordinato, esat-
to: in a — way, secondo le regole, rego-
larmente. -lar2, regolare, religioso, m.
-larity, s.: regolarità, f., ordine, m.;
esattezza, f. -larly, ADV.: regolarmente,
secondo le regole. -late, TR.: regolare,
ordinare; dirigere, governare. -lation,
: : regolamento, ordinamento, m. -lator,
s.: regolatore; bilanciere, m.
regùrgi-tate, (IN)TR.: regurgitare, rin-
gorgare. -tation, S.: regurgitamen-
to, m
rehabili-tate, TR.: riabilitare.
tion, s.: riabilitazione, f.
rehash, TR.: rifare goffamente.
rehéar, IRR.; TR.: riudire, udire di nuovo.
rehéar-sal, s.: ripetizione; relazione,
narrazione; prova, f. -se, TR.: ripetere,
recitare; provare. -ser, S.: recitatore,
repetitore, m.
réign1, s.: regno, governo, dominio, m.
reign 2, INTR.: regnare, dominare ; pre-
valere. -img, ADJ.: regnante, dominante.
reimbòdy, TR.: incorporare di nuovo.
reimbirse, TR.: rimborsare; restituire.
-ment, s. : rimborsazione, f., rimborso, m.
reimportune, TR.: importunare di nuovo.
reimprégnate, TR.: rimpregnare, rin-
gravidare.
re-impréssion, s.: ristampa; edizione
nuova, f. -imprint, TR.: ristampare.
rèin1,s.: redina, redine, f.: give the —s,
let loose the —s, sciorre la briglia. reinz,
TR.: raffrenare, restringere; governare:
keep a tight —, tener il freno. -deer,
S.: renna, f.
reinforee, TR.: rinforzare.
rinforzamento, m.
reingratiate, INTR.: rimettersi nella
buona grazia.
réinless, ADJ.: senza redine.
réin-moss, S.: lichene delle renne, m.
réins, s.: reni, lombi, m. pl.; schiena, f.
reinsért, TR.: inserire di nuovo.
reinspire, TR.: inspirare di nuovo.
reinstall, TR.: rimettere in possesso.
-ta-
-ment, S.:
reinstate
reinstat-e, TR.: ristabilire.
ristabilimento, m.
reintegrate, TR.: rintegrare, ristabilire.
reinthrone = reénthrone.
reinvést, TR.: rimettere in possesso, ri-
stabilire.
reinvite, TR.: invitare di nuovo.
reiter-ate, TR.: reiterare;
-ation, s.: reiterazione, f.
rejèc-t, TR.: rigettare, ributtare. -tion,
s.: rigettamento ; rifiuto, m.
rejéi-ee, TR.: rallegrare; divertire; INTR.:
rallegrarsi; divertirsi: J — at it, me ne
rallegro. -eer, s.: rallegratore, m.
-eing, 8.: rallegramento, m.; allegrezza,
jf. -eingly, ADV.: allegramente.
rejéin, TR.: rigiungere ; INTR.: risponde-
-ing, S.:
rifare.
re, replicare. -dert,s.: replica, seconda
risposta, f. -der2, TR.: far una seconda
risposta.
rejolt, s.: scossa, f.
rejùdge, TR.: giudicare di nuovo, esami-
nare di nuovo.
rejuvenate, TR.. far ringiovanire.
rekindle, INTR.: raccendere, rallumare.
relapse1, s.: ricadimento, m.; recidiva,
ricascata, f. relapse2,INTR.: ricadere,
ricascare.
rela-te, TR.: recitare, raccontare; dire;
INTR.: rapportarsi; rassomigliarsi; par-
tenere. -ted, PART.: recitato, ecc.; che
ha relazione a (con), parente: be — fo,
essere parente di; avere rapporto a. -ter,
S.: relatore, narratore, m. -tion, S.:
relazione ; somiglianza; affinità, f., paren-
te, coniunto, m.: in — to, in riguardo, in
quanto a. -tionship, s.: affinità, paren-
tela, f.
rélative, ADJ.: relativo; S.: parente;
consanguineo, m. -ly, ADV.: relativa-
mente. -ness, S.: relazione, f.
relax, TR.: rilassare, rallentare; sbatte-
re; moderare, mitigare; divertire; INTR.:
rilassarsi; moderarsi; divertirsi: — one’s
mind, ricrearsi. -Ation,s.: rilassamen-
to, m.; remissione, f., debilitamento, m.;
ricreazione, f., divertimento, riposo, m.
-ative, ADI. : rilassante.
relay, s.: posta, f.: —s, cavalli freschi;
cavalli di ricambio, m. pl.
relèa-seI, s.: liberazione; libertà, f.;
scarico, m. -se2,TR.: mettere in liber-
tà; dispensare, esentare. -ser, S.: libe-
ratore, m. -sement, s.: liberazione, f.,
scarico, m.
réle-gate, TR.: relegare, esiliare.
tion, s.: relegazione, f., esilio, m.
relént, TR.: allentare; mollificare; miti-
gare; INTR.: ammollirsi, intenerirsi, miti-
garsi ; trapelare, distillare ; fondersi. -ing,
8.: rallentamento, m.; compassione, f.
-less, ADJ.: inflessibile; duro, crudele.
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rélevan-ce, -ey, S.: rilevamento, m.;
comodità, f. -t, ADJ.: soccorrevole, aiu-
tativo.
relevation, s.: alzamento, rilevamen-
to, m.
reli-able, ADJ.: degno di fiducia. -anee,
remarkable
S.: confidenza, fiducia, f.: place — on,
fiarsi di; porre fiducia in.
rélic, s.: reliquia; rimembranza, f.: —s,
reliquie, ceneri, f. pl.
rélict, s.: vedova, donna vedovata, f.
relie-f, s.: sollievo, alleggiamento; con-
forto; rilievo, m.: feel —, sentirsi alleg-
gerito. -vable, ADI.: atto ad essere
aiutato. -ve, TR.: alleviare; conforta-
re; mitigare; soccorrere, aiutare: —
guard, rilevare la guardia. -ver,s.: al-
leggiatore, confortatore, m. -vg, 8.: ri-
lievo, m.
relight, TR.: riaccendere, raccendere.
relig-ion, s.: religione; fede; pietà, f.
-tonary, ADJ.: religioso. -ignist, S.:
fanatico, m. -idsity, S.: religiosità, f.
-ious, ADI. : religioso, pio, divoto; esat-
to. -iously,ADV.: religiosamente; pia-
mente; esattamente. -iousmess, S.:
religiosità, f.
relinquish, TR.: abbandonare, lasciare,
desistere da. -er, abbandonatore, m.
-ment, s.: abbandono, m.
rélish I, s.: buon gusto, sapore; diletto,
m.: give a —, rendere saporito. rel-
ish 2, TR.: gustare, dar gusto; INTR.:
avere buon gusto; piacere. -able, ADI.:
gustoso, saporoso. -img, ADJ.: di buon
gusto; s.: approbazione, f.
relive, INTR.: rivivere.
relueent, ADJ.: rilucente; trasparente,
chiaro, lucido.
reluct, INTR.: resistere, contrastare, ri-
pugnare. -anee, -aney, S.. ripugnan-
za; avversione, f. -amt, ADJ.: ripugnan-
te; avverso: be — #0, aver ripugnanza a.
-antly, ADV.: con ripugnanza, a contrag-
genio, contro cuore. -atet = reluct.
-atign}, S.: resistenza, opposizione, ripu-
gnanza, f.
rela-me, -mine, TR.: ralluminare; rav-
vivare.
rely, INTR.: fidarsi, far capitale, rimet-
tersi in.
remain, INTR.: rimanere, restare; avan-
zare, continuare. -der, S.: resto, resi-
duo, restante, rimasuglio; avanzo, m. -s,
s. PL.: reliquie, f. pl.; avanzi, m. pl.
remake, IRR.; TR.: rifare, fare di nuovo.
remand, TR.: rimandare; richiamare.
rémanent, S.: rimanente; resto, m.
remîàrki,s.: nota, osservazione, notizia,
f.; conto, m.: make a —, far un’ osser-
vazione. remark 2, TR.: notare, osser-
vare; distinguere. -able, ADJ.: rimar-
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chevole ; osservabile, considerabile. -able-
ness, S.: cosa notabile; singolarità, im-
portanza, f. -ably, ADV.: in modo ri-
marchevole. -er, S.: osservatore, m.
remàrry, TR.: rimaritare.
remédiable, ADJ.: rimediabile, curabile.
réme-diless, ADJ.: irremediabile, incu-
rabile. -dilessmess, S.: stato incurabi-
le, m., incurabilità, f. -dy1,S.: rimedio;
riparo, ricorso, mezzo, m.: past —, irre-
mediable, incurabile. -dy2, TR.: rime-
diare; riparare.
remém-ber, TR.: ricordarsi, sovvenire:
— me to him, salutatelo da mia parte; if
I — righi, se ben mi ricordo; J don't —
his name, non mi ricordo del suo nome; —
me to your brother, ricordatemi al vostro
signor fratello. -berer, s.: ricordatore,
m. -branee, S.: rimembranza, ricor-
danza, f.: put in —, ridurre a memoria.
-branee-book, s.: libro di memoria, m.
-braneer, s.: ammonitore; attuario, m.
rememoration, s.: rimembranza, f.
rèmi-grate, INTR.: migrare di nuovo;
ritornare. -gration, S.: ritorno, m.
remind, TR.: ridurre a memoria, ricor-
dare, rammemorare.
reminis-eenee, s.: reminiscenza, ri-
membranza, f. -eèntial, ADJ.: appar-
tenente alla reminiscenza.
re-miss, ADJ.: rimesso, lento; pigro.
-missible, ADJ.: remissibile, perdonabi-
le. -mission, s.: remissione, f.; allen-
tamento; perdono, m. -missly, ADV.:
negligentemente; lentamente; pigramen-
te. -missness, 8.: negligenza, trascu-
raggine; infingardia, pigrizia, f.
remit, TR.: rimettere, rimandare; smi-
nuire; perdonare; riferire; INTR.: dimi-
nuirsi; mitigarsi. -ment, s.: incarce-
rare nuovamente; perdono, m. -tanee,
s.: rimessa (di danari), f.: make a —,
fare una rimessa. -tent, ADJ.: remit-
tente: — fever, febbre remittente. -ter,
S.: rimettitore; (com.) mittente, spedi-
tore, m.
rémnant, ADJ.: rimanente: —s, restan-
te, residuo ; avanzo, m.
remodel, TR.: modellare di nuovo.
remolten, ADJ.: rifonduto.
remòn-stranee, S.: rimostranza, dichia-
razione, ammonizione, f. -strate, TR.:
rimostrare; rappresentare. -stration
= remonstrance.
rémora, S.: remora, f., (pesce); (fig)
impedimento, ostacolo, m.
remérse, S.: rimorso, rimordimento, m.
-ful, ADJ.: pieno di rimorsi, pentito.
-less, ADJ.: senza rimorso, insensibile,
crudele.
remòo-te, ADJ.: rimoto, lontano.
ADV.: rimotamente, lontanamente.
-tely,
-te-
renovation
ness, S.: lontananza; distanza, f. -tion,
S.: rimozione, f.
reméunt, (IN)TR.: rimontare, montare di
nuovo.
remdv-able, ADJ.: rimovibile, amovibile.
-al, s.: rimozione, f., rimovimento ; cam-
biamento, m. -e1,S.: cambiamento; tra-
sporto, m.; partenza; poca distanza, f.
-e2, (IN)TR.: rimuovere; scomberare;
mutare domicilio: — a difficulty, levare
una difficoltà; — one out of the way, di-
sfarsi d’ alcuno. -ed, ADJ.: rimoto; sepa-
rato. -edness, S.: rimovimento, m., di-
stanza, f. -er, S.: rimovitore, m. -ing,
s.. rimovimento, m., rimozione, f.; tra-
sporto, m.
remuner-able, ADJ.: degno di ricom-
pensa. -ate, TR.: rimunerare, ricompen-
sare. -ation, s.: rimunerazione, ricom-
pensa, f. -ative, ADJ.: rimunerativo.
-ator, S.: rimuneratore, m. -atory =
remunerative.
remurmur, INTR.: rimormorare; risona-
re.
rénal, ADJ.: renale.
rénard, s.: volpe, f.
renas-eeney, S.: rinascenza, f. -eent,
ADJ.: rinascente. -eible, abDJ.: che si
può rigenerare.
renàvigate, TR.:
carsi.
rencéunter!, s.: riscontro, incontro;
conflitto, m. rencounter 2, INTR.: scon-
tare; abbattersi; raffrontarsi.
rénd, IRR.; TR.: stracciare, lacerare, met-
tere in pezzi.
rénder, TR.: rendere; restituire; libe-
rare; traslatare: — like for like, render
pan per focaccia; — thanks, render gra-
zie, ringraziare.
réndezvousi,s.:appuntamento, m., posta,
assegnazione ; piazza d'arme, f. rendez-
vous 2, TR.: trovarsi alla posta.
rendition, s.: arrendimento, m., resa, f.
réne-gade, -gado, S.: rinnegato, apo-
stata, m.
renéget, TR.: negare, rinnegare.
renéw, TR.: rinnovare, rinnovellare; ri-
cominciare. -able, ADI.: che si può rin-
novare. -al, s.: rinnovallamento, mn. -er,
S.: rinnovatore, m.
reniten-ee, -ey, s.: renitenza; resisten-
rinavigare; rimbar-
za, f. -t; ADJ.: renitente; resistente.
rènnetI, s.: caglio, m. rennet2,
-ing, s.: appiuola, f. (mela).
renéun-ee, TR.: rinunziare; rigettare;
‘abbandonare : a thing, rinunziare ad
una cosa. -eement, s.: rinunziamento,
m., rinunzia, f.; rifiuto, m. -eer,s.: ri-
nunziatore, m.
rèno-vate, TR.: rinnovare, rinnovellare.
-vation, s.: rinnovazione, f.
renown
renéwn I, s.: fama, rinomanza, celebrità,
f. renown 2, TR.: rinomare; celebrare,
laudare. -ed, ADJ.: rinomato, celebre,
illustre. -edly, ADV.: famosamente.
-less, ADJ.: senza rinomanza.
péntI,s.: stracciatura, f.; squarcio, m.;
rendita, entrata. rent2, s.: pigione (di
casa, ecc.), f.: — of a house, pigione, fit-
to, m.; — of land, fitto, terratico, m.
rent 3, TR.: appigionare, torre a pigione
una casa: — 4 farm, prendere in affitto
un podere. -able, ADJ.: che si può torre
a pigione. -age, S.: pigione, f. -al, s.:
conto di rendite, m. -er, S.: affittuale,
m. roll, s.: ruolo delle rendite, m.
«service, S.: rendita feudale, f.
renuneiation, s.: rinunzia, f., rinunzia-
mento, m.
re-ordain, TR.: ordinare di nuovo.
dination, s.: riordinare, m.
re-organization, s.: riorganizzazione,
f. -brganize, TR.: riorganizzare.
repàeify, TR.: rappacificare.
repàiri, s.: riparo, ristauro; ricovero,
rifugio; viaggio, m., camminata, f.; (nav.)
racconciamento, m.: keep a house în —,
riparare una casa. repair 2, TR.: ripa-
rare; (nav.) racconciare; INTR.: andare;
rendersi. -er, S.: riparatore, che ripa-
ra, ™.
rè-parable, ADI. : riparabile; rimediabi-
le. -parably, ADV.: in modo riparabile.
-paration, s.: riparazione, f.; riparo,
ristauro, m. -pàrative, ADJ.: ristau-
rante.
repartseI,s.: risposta pronta e acuta, f.
repartee 2, TR.: dare pronta risposta,
ripiccare.
repartition, s.: spartizione, divisione, f.
repàss, INTR.: ripassare, passare di nuo-
vo.
repàsti, s.: pasto, cibo, m.; viveri, m.
pl. repast2, INTR.: banchettare. -ure,
S.: festino banchetto, pasto, m.
repay, TR.: pagare un’altra volta, rim-
borsare, rendere. -ment, S.: ripagare, m.
repèal1, s.: rivocazione, f.; annullamen-
to, m. repealz, TR.: rivocare; annul-
lare, cassare, abolire. -able, ADJ.: rivo-
cabile. -er, s.: che abolisce, che annul-
la. -ing,S.: rivocamento; abolire, m.
repéat, TR.: ripetere; replicare. -edly,
ADV.: spesso, spesse volte. -er, S.: ri-
petitore, recitatore; oriuolo a ripetizione,
m. -ing, S.: ripetizione, f.
repél, TR.: repellere, scacciare; rispin-
gere; confutare. -lent, S.: repulsivo,
ripercussivo, m. -ler, S.: scacciatore, m.
repént, INTR.: pentirsi, affliggersi; TR.:
pentirsi di. -anee, s.: pentimento, m.,
compunzione, f. -ant, ADJ.: penitente;
dolente. -ed, ADJ.: pentito, compunto.
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-ing, 8.: ripen-
-ingly, ADV.: con ripenti-
repossess
-er, S.: ripentitore, m.
timento, m.
mento.
repeople, TR.: popolare di nuovo.
reper-cùss, TR.: ripercuotere ; riflettere.
-cùssion, s.: ripercussione; riflessione,
f. -elssive, ADJ.: ripercussivo; rifles-
sivo.
répertory, S.: repertorio, indice, m.
repetition, s.: ripetizione, reiterazione, f.
repin-e, INTR.: rincrescere, dolersi; rim-
brottare. -er, s.: rimbrottatore, mormo-
ratore, m. -ing, S.: dispiacere; trava-
glio, m., noia, f., fastidio, m. -ingly,
ADV.: in modo rimbrottevole.
repla-ee, TR.: collocare di nuovo, riloga-
re, rimpiazzare. -eement, -eing, S.:
collocamento ; rimpiazzare, m.
replait, TR.: ripiegare, rincrespare.
replant, TR.: ripiantare, piantare di
nuovo. -ation, s.: ripiantamento, m.,
piantata nuova, f.
repléad, INTR.: litigare di nuovo.
replénish, TR.: riempiere, empiere di
nuovo.
replé-te, ADI. : pieno, riempito: — with,
pieno (zeppo) di. -tion, s.: replezione,
ripienezza, f. -tive, ADJ.: riempitivo.
replév-iable, ADJ.: (jur.) che può ricu-
perarsi. -im1,-y1,S.: (jur.) reintegra-
zione, f. -in 2, -y 2, TR.: ricoverare, riot-
tenere.
replication, s.: ribalzo, m.; replica, ri-
sposta, f.
re-plier, s.: che replica. -ply1,s.: re-
plica, risposta, f. -ply 2, (IN)TR.: repli-
care, rispondere; soggiungere. -plyer
= replier. -plying, S.: replica, f.
repòlish, TR.: pulire di nuovo.
reportI,s.: voce; fama, f.; romore, stre-
pito; bisbiglio, m.; relaziene, f.: make a
—, riferire, narrare; there is a —, corre
voce; — of a gun, rimbombo di un canno-
ne (d’un fucile). report2, TR.: rappor-
tare, raccontare ; dichiarare; dar conto;
scoppiare, far romore: it is —ed, corre
voce; si dice. -er, S.: relatore,.rac-
contatore; giornalista (portanotizie), m.
-ingly, ADV.: secondo la fama comune,
per avere inteso dire.
re-pésal, s.: confidenza, f.; deposito, m.
-poseI, s.: riposo, m.; tranquillità, f.
-pose 2, TR.: riposare; depositare; INTR.:
riposarsi sopra; fidarsi; dormire. -posed,
ADJ.: riposato, tranquillo. -pésedly,
ADV.: ripostamente; quietamente. -pòs-
edness, S.: essere in riposo, essere quie-
to, m. -pòsit, TR.: riporre, mettere in
deposito. -pogition, s.: ristabilimento,
collocamento, m. -pository, s.: riposti-
glio, ripositorio, m.
reposséss, TR.: rientrare in possesso.
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repour, TR.: riversare.
reprehén-d, TR.: riprendere, rimprove-
rare. -der, S.: riprenditore, riprensore,
m. -ding, S.: riprensione, f., rimprove-
ro, m. -sible, ADJ.: riprensibile, biasi-
mevole. -sibleness, 8.: biasimo, rim-
provero, m. -sibly, ADV.: in modo ri-
prendevole. -sion, s.: riprensione, f.,
biasimo, m., ammonizione, f. -sive, ADJ.:
riprensivo.
represént, TR.: rappresentare, figurare,
far conoscere, descrivere. -anee = rep-
resentation. -ant, S.: rappresentante,
m. -ation, s.: rappresentazione, f.
-ative, ADJ.: rappresentativo; S.: rap-
presentante, m. -atively, ADV.: rap-
presentativamente. -er, s.: rappresenta-
tore, m. -ment, s.: rapp.esentamento,
m.
re-prèss, TR.: reprimere; raffrenare;
moderare. -préssion, 8.: reprimento,
reprimere, m. -préssive, ADJ.: repri-
mente.
reprîe-val, -vel, s.: sospensione, f., dif-
ferimento, rispitto, m., prolungazione, f.
-ve 2, TR.: sospendere, d.fferire.
réprimand |, s.: riprensione; ripassata,
f. reprimand 2, TR.: riprendere, biasi-
mare.
ré-print, s.: ristampa, f. -print, TR.:
ristampare. -printing, s.: ristampa;
edizione nuova, f.
repri-sal,s.: rappresaglia, f.: make —s,
make use of —s, usar rappresaglie. -sel,
.: ripresa; rappresaglia, f. -se2, TR.:
riprendere.
reproachi, s.: rimprovero, obbrobrio,
vituperio, m. reproach2, INTR.: rim-
proverare; rinfacciare; accusare. -able,
ADJ.: biasimevole, vituperevole. -ful,
ADJ.: ingiurioso, oltraggioso. -fully,
ADV.: ingiuriosamente, oltraggiosamente.
répro-batel, s.: roprobo, malvagio, m.
-bate 2, TR.: riprovare, rifiutare. -bate-
ness, -bation, s.: riprovazione; danna-
zione, f.
repro-duee, tR.: riprodurre. -dieer,
s.: riproduttore, m. -duetion, s.: ri-
produzione, rigenerazione, f. -ductive,
ADJ.: riproduttivo.
re-préof, s.: rimprovero, m. riprensione,
Sf. -prévable, ADJ.: riprensibile, biasi-
mevole. -prévableness, s.: riprensi-
bilità, f. -pròve, TR.: riprendere, rim-
proverare. -pròver, s.: riprenditore, m.
réptile, s.: rettile, m.
republic, s.: repubblica, f.: the — of
letters, la repubblica letteraria. -an, 8.:
repubblicano, m. -amism, s.: repubbli-
canismo, m. -amize, TR.: render re-
pubblicano.
re-publication, s.: seconda pubblica-
repour
rescind
zione, f. -ptblish, TR.: pubblicare di
nuovo.
repù-diable, ADJ.: degno d’ essere ripu-
diato. -diate, TR.: ripudiare, rifiutare.
-diation, s.: ripudio, ripudiare; divor-
zio, Mm.
re-pùugn, TR.: ripugnare, contrariare.
-pugnanee, -pugnaney, S.: ripugnan-
za, avversione; controversia, f. -pige
nant, ADJ.: ripugnante ; contrario. -pùg-
nantly, ADV.: con ripugnanza, di mala
voglia.
repùllulate, TR.: repullulare, germo-
gliare.
repùl-se1, s.: ripulsa; sconfitta, negati-
va, f.; rabuffo, m. -se2, TR.: ripulsare,
repellere, respingere ; regettare. -sion,
s.: ripulsione, ripulsa, f. -sive, ADJ.: ri-
pulsivo. -s@ry, ADJ.: ripulsante, ripulsi-
vo.
reparchase!, s.: ricompra, f. repur-
chase2, TR.: ricomprare, comprare di
nuovo.
rép-utable, ADJ.: onorevole, onorato.
-utableness = reputation. -utably,
ADV.: onorevolmente. -utation, -utel,
S.: riputazione, fama, f.: be in good —,
esser in buon concetto. -ute2, TR.: ripu-
tare; stimare, credere. -ateless, ADJ.:
senza riputazione ; infame; abietto.
requéèsti, s.: richiesta, domanda; suppli-
ca, f.; credito, m.: comply with a —,
accondiscendere ad una richiesta; at your
—, a vostra richiesta; make a — of one,
fare una domanda ad uno; be în —, esser
in voga, essere ricercato. request, TR.:
richiedere, pregare. -er, S.: richieditore,
supplicante, m.
requicken, TR.: rianimare, ravvivare.
réquiem, S.: orazione pe’ morti; pace, f.
requi-rable, ADJ.: atto ad esser ricerca-
to. -re, TR.: chiedere; richiedere ; doman-
dare; ricercare ; esigere. -rer, s.: richie-
ditore, m.
réqui-siteI, ADJ.: requisito, necessario,
-site2, S.: requisito, m., cosa necessaria,
f. -sitely, ADV.: necessariamente. -site-
ness, S.: necessità; esigenza, f. -sì-
tion, s.: requisizione; domanda, f. -si-
tive, -sitory requi-, ADJ.: requisitorio.
requi-tal, s.: ricompensa, f.; contrac-
cambio, m. -te, TR.: ricompensare, ri-
munerare. -ter, S.: compensatore, ri-
muneratore, m. -ting, 8.: ricompensa,
f.; contraccambio, m.
réremonse, S.: pipistrello, m.
réreward, s.: retroguardia, rietroguar-
dia, f.
resàil, TR.: rinavigare, navigare indietro.
resa-lutation, s.: risalutare, m. -lute,
TR.: risalutare, rendere il saluto.
re-seind, TR.: rescindere ; cassare. -seis
rescission
sion, S.: rescissione, f.; abolimento, m.
-selssory, ADI. : rescissorio.
rescribe, TR.: riscrivere ; rispondere.
réscript, s.: rescritto, editto, m.
rés-cuable, ADJ.: che può essere libera-
to. -cuel, S.: liberamento, scampo;
soccorso, m.: to the —, alla riscossa.
-cue2, TR.: liberare, scampare ; venir in
soccorso. -cuer,S.: liberatore, soccorri-
tore, m.
reséarch I, s.: ricerca, inchiesta, f. re-
search 2, TR.: ricercare, inchiedere ; esa-
minare. -er, S.: ricercatore, inchiedito-
re, n.
reséat, TR.: posare, rimettere; INTR.:
riporsi a sedere.
reséi-ze, TR.: sequestrare di nuovo. -zure,
§.: nuova sequestrazione, f.
reséll, TR.: rivendere.
resém-blanee, s.: somiglianza, f. -ble,
INTR. : rassomigliare, esser simile. -bling,
ADJ.: somigliante, simile.
resénd, IRR.; TR.: rimandare, mandare
indietro.
resént, TR.: pigliare in (buonaj 0) mala
parte; risentirsi; offendersi: — an in-
sult, risentirsi di una ingiuria. -er,S.:
che si risente d’un’ ingiuria. -ful, ADJ.:
pieno di risentimento. -imgly, ADV.: ri-
sentitamente, con risentimento. -ment,
S.: risentimento, risentirsi, m.
re-servation, S.: riserva, riserba; re-
strizione, f.: mental —, restrizione men-
tale. -sérvative, ADJ.: riserbante.
-sérvatory, S.: riserbatoio, serbatoio,
m.; conserva, f. -sérvel, S.: riserva;
limitazione, eccezione; modestia, f.: men-
tal —, restrizione mentale, intenzione oc-
cuita; without —, senza riserba; intera-
mente. -serve2, TR.: riservare; conser-
vare. -sérved, ADJ.: riservato; mode-
sto, discreto. -sérvedly, ADV.: con ri-
serba, con riguardo. -sérvedness, S.:
riserba; circospezione, discrezione, f.
-sérver, S.: riserbatore, servatore, m.
rèservoir -vvor, 8.: serbatoio, m.
resét, TR.: rifiggere; (¢yp.) ricomporre.
reséttle, TR.: ristabilire. -ment, s.:
ristabilimento, m.
reship,-TR.: rimbarcare.
rimbarco, m.
rèsianeej = residence.
reside, INTR.: risedere, dimorare.
rési-denee, -deney, S.: residenza; di-
mora, f. -dentI, ADJ.: residente, dimo-
rante. -dent2, s.: residente; ambassa-
dore, deputato, m. -déntiary, ADI.:
residente.
resid-ual, -uary, ADI. : del residuo, 1 e-
stante: — heir, s.: erede universale, m.
résid-ue, s.: residuo, restante, resto, m.
uum. s.: residuo, m.
-ment, S.:
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re-sign, (IN)TR.: rassegnare; cedere ; de-
porre; disfarsi; sommettersi; dare la
propria dimissione: de —ed, essere ras-
segnato; the ministers have —ed, i mini-
stri hanno dato la loro dimissione. -sig-
nation, S.: rassegnazione; cessione;
demissione, f. -signed, ADJ.: rassegna-
resounding
to. -signedly, ADV.: con rassegnazio-
ne. -signer, S.: rassegnante, che ras-
segna, m. -signing, -signment, s.:
rassegnazione ; demissione, f.
resi-lienee, -lieney, S.: resilienza, f.,
ribalzo, m. -lient, ADJ.: che risalta,
zampillante. -lition, s.: zampillio, ri-
balzo, m.
résin, s.: resina, gomma, f. -&cious,
-ous, ADJ.: resinoso, ragioso, gommifero.
-ousness, S.: qualità resinosa, f.
resipiseenee, S.: risipiscenza, f., penti-
mento, m.
resist, TR.: resistere; opporsi. -anee,
S.: resistenza, opposizione, f.; ostacolo,
m. -ant, S.: resistente, m. -enee =
resistance. -ibility, s.: resistibilità, f.
-ible, ADJ.: resistibile. -less, ADJ.: ir-
resistibile; insuperabile. -lessly, ADV.:
irresistibilmente. -lessmess, s.: irre-
sistibilita, f.
réso-luble, AbJ.: dissolubile, solubile.
-lute, ADJ.: risoluto, determinato. -lute-
ly, ADV.: determinatamente, intrepida-
mente. -luteness, S.: determinazione ;
arditezza, f. -lution, s.: risoluzione;
determinazione; fermezza, intrepidezza;
decomposizione, analisi, f. -litive, ADJ.:
(med.) risolutivo, solutivo.
resòl-vable = resoluble. -vet,s.: ri-
soluzione; determinazione, f. -vez, TR.:
risolvere; sciogliere, solvere; determina-
re; liquefare; INTR.: risolversi; determi-
narsi, decidersi. -vedly, ADv.: risoluta-
mente; fermamente. -vedness, S.: ri-
soluzione, f.; fermo proposito, m., fermez-
za, f. -vent, s.: dissolvente, solutivo, m.
-ver, S.: risolvente, m. -ving, S.: so-
luzione, f.; scioglimento, m.; dichiara-
zione, f.
résonan-ee, s.: risonanza, f.
risonante, rimbombante.
resòrb, TR.: assorbire.
sorbente.
resòrti, s.: concorso, m.; folla, calca, f.;
ricorso, rifugio, m.; forza elastica, f.
resort 2, INTR.: avere ricorso; frequen-
tare, capitare, bazzicare: — to a person,
aver ricorso ad una persona; — fo other
means, appigliarsi ad altri mezzi. -er,s.:
frequentatore (d’ un luogo), m.
reséund, TR.: ripetere; celebrare; INTR.:
risonare, rimbombare. -img, ADI.: riso-
nante, rimbombante; S.: risonanza, f.,
rimbombo, m.
-t, ADI.:
-ent, ADJ.: as-
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reséuree, S.: mezzo, espediente, m. -less,
ADJ.: senza rimedio, abbandonato.
resòw, IRR.; TR.: riseminare, seminare di
nuovo.
respéak, IRR.; INTR.: parlare di nuovo;
far risposta.
respéct!, s.: rispetto, riguardo; motivo,
m.; considerazione, stima, f.: in some
—, in qualche modo; with —, con rispet-
to, con riverenza; în — of, in rispetto, a
rispetto, in comparazione; out of — to
you, per rispetto vostro; —s, complimen-
ti, baciamenti, m. pl.; pay one’s — to
one, salutare alcuno, riverire uno. re-
spect 2, TR.: rispettare, riguardare ; ono-
rare, riverire: — the person, aver riguar-
do alla persona. -able, ADJ.: rispetta-
bile. -ably, ADV.: con rispetto, riguar-
devolmente. -er, S.: che rispetta. -ful,
ADJ.: rispettoso; sommesso, umile. -ful-
ly, ADv.: rispettosamente. -fulness,
s.: rispetto, riguardo, m.; deferenza, f.
-ive, ADI. : rispettivo, relativo. -ively,
ADV.: rispettivamente, in rispetto. -less,
ADJ.: senza rispetto, irreverente. -less-
ness, S.: irreverenza, f.
respérse], TR.: rispergere.
re-spirable, ADJ.: respirabile. -spira-
tion, S.: respirazione, f.; fiato, m.
-spire, INTR.: respirare; ricrearsi.
rèéspitei, s.: rispitto, indugio ; rescritto
di dilazione, m. respite 2, TR.: sospen-
dere, differire.
resplénden-ee, -ey, 8.: risplendenza,
f., splendore, lustro, m. -t, ADJ.: risplen-
dente, brillante. -tly, ADV.: con grande
resource
splendore.
respon-d, INTR.: rispondere; corrispon-
dere; convenire. -dent, 8.: rispon-
dente; difendente, m. -se, S.: risponso,
m., risposta; rifiutazione, f. -sibility,
s.: risponsabilità; sicurtà, f. -sible,
ADJ.: risponsabile; obbligato. -sible-
ness, S.: mallevadoria, cauzione, sicurtà,
f. -sion, s.: risponzione, risposta, f.
-sive, -sory, ADJ.: risponsivo, corrispon-
dente.
rèsti, s.: riposo, sonno; resto, residuo,
m. vest2, S.: pausa, fermata; resta (di
lancia), f.: be at —, esser in pace;
take —, prender riposo; among the —,
fra gli altri; as to the —, del resto.
rest 3, TR.: riposare; appoggiare; po-
sare; dar pace; INTR.: riposarsi; appog-
giarsi; stare; dormire; morire: — on,
appoggiarsi; far capitale; it —s with
him to decide, spetta a lui il decidere.
restag-nant, ADJ.: stagnante. -nate,
INTR.: ristagnare; fermarsi. -nation,
s.: ristagnamento, n.
réstgur-ant, s.: ristorante, m. -ation,
s.: ristorazione, f.; ristoro, m.
retail
restém, TR.: andare contro la corrente,
rèstful, ADI.: quieto ; placido. -ly, ADV.:
quietamente, riposatamente.
rést-ily, ADV.: ostinatamente. -iness,
s.: restio; ostinazione, caponeria, perti-
nacia, f. -img, 8.: riposo; sollievo, m.;
quiete, f. -ing=-place, s.: luogo di ri-
poso, m.
résti-tute, TR.: restituire. -tition, 8.:
restituzione, f., ristabilire, m. -tuter,
S.: restitutore, m.
réstive, ADJ.: restio, ricalcitrante, ritro-
so, caparbio.
réstless, ADJ.: senza dormire; inquieto.
-ly, ADV.: senza riposo; inquietamente.
-ness, S.: mancanza di riposo; inquietu-
dine, agitazione, f.
resto-rable, ADJ.: che può ricoverarsi.
-ration, S.: ristorazione, f., ristoramen-
to, m. -rative, ADJ.: ristorativo, cor-
roborativo; S.: ristorativo, m. (rimedio).
“re, TR.: ristorare, ristabilire, rinnovare:
— to favour, rimettere in grazia. -re-
ment, s.: ristorazione, f., ristauro, m.
-rer, S.: ristoratore, m. -ring, S.: ri-
storamento, m.; restituzione, f.
restràin, TR.: ristringere, reprimere;
raffrenare, ritenere. -able, ADJ.: atto
ad essere ristretto. -edly, ADV.: con ri-
stringimento, con ritegno. -er, S.: che
ristringe, raffrenatore, m. -t, S.: costrin-
gimento, raffrenamento, m.; violenza,
forza, f.: without —, senza ritegno (or
freno).
restric-t, TR.: ristringere, limitare.
-tion, s.: limitazione, f. -tiwe, ADJ.:
restrittivo, limitativo. -tively, ADV.: ri-
strettamente, in modo restrittivo.
restrin-ge, TR.: ristringere, affrenare;
limitare, confinare. -geney, S.: ristrin-
gimento, m. -gent, ADJ.: ristringente;
astringente; Ss. (med.) astringente, m.
résty, ADI. : quieto, inerte.
resublime, TR.. sublimare di nuovo, raf-
finare.
resùltI,s.: risulta, f., esito, fine, m. re-
sult2, INTR.: risultare; seguire; prove-
nire, venir per conseguenza. -anee, S.:
risultamento, m.; risulta, f. -img, ADI.:
risultante, provegnente.
re-sumable, ADI.: che si può ripigliare.
-sùume, TR.: resumere, ripigliare ; rifare;
rinovellare. -sUmption, s.: ripigliamen-
to; ricominciamento, m. -siamptive,
ADJ.: ripigliante.
resurréction, 8.: risurrezione, f.
resurvey, TR.: rivedere, esaminare di
nuovo.
resùsei-tate, TR.: risuscitare, ravvivare.
-tation, s.: risuscitazione, f. -tative,
ADJ.: risuscitante.
ré-tail1, s.: ritaglio, minuto, m.: sell by
retail
—, vendere a minuto; — trade, vendetta
al minuto (a ritaglio). -tail2, TR.: ven-
dere a minuto, rivendere. -tailer, s.:
venditore a minuto, m.
retain, (IN)TR.: ritenere; tenere a men-
te. -er, S.: aderente, m.; persona sala-
riata, f., stipendiato, m. -img, s.: riteni-
mento, ritegno, m.
retake, IRR.; TR.: ripigliare.
retàl-iate, TR.: rendere la pariglia.
-iation, s.: pariglia, f.; contraccam-
bio, m.: by way of —, per vendetta.
retard, (IN)TR.: ritardare; differire.
-Ation, s.: ritardamento, m. -er, s.: ri-
tardatore, indugiatore, m. -ing, -ment,
8.: ritardamento, m.
rétch, INTR.: aver voglia di recere, vomi-
tare, recere.
retén-tion, S.: ritenzione; custodia, f.
-tive, ADJ.: ritentivo, ritenitivo, m.
-tiveness, S.: facoltà ritentiva, tenacità
di memoria, f.
rétieenee, S.: reticenza, f.
rét-icle, s.: rete piccola, f.; sacchetto,
m. -icular, ADJ.: reticolare, reticolato.
-iculated, ADJ.: reticolato. -icule, S.:
borsa da donna, f. -iform, ADJ.: reti-
forme. -ina, s.: retina (dell’ occhio), f.
rétinue, s.: corteggio; accompagnamen-
to, m.
reti-reI, s.: ritirata, f.; ritiro, rifugio,
m. -re2, TR.: ritirare; INTR.: ritirarsi.
-red, ADJ.: ritirato, solitario : — life, vita
ritirata; on the —d list, giubilato, in
quiescenza. -redly, ADV.: solitaria-
mente; privatamente. -redness, S.: ri-
tiratezza, vita privata; solitudine, f. -re-
ment, S.: ritiratezza; solitudine, f.
«ring, ADJ.: che si ritira; che ama la
solitudine ; schivo, riservato: — manners,
modi riservati (schivi, timidi).
retòrtI, s.: storta; risposta, f. re-
tort2, TR.: ritorcere; replicare. -er,
8.: che ritorce. -ing, -tion, 8.: ritor-
cimento, m.; confutazione, f.
retoss, TR.: far balzare indietro; riget-
tare, rispingere.
retéuch, TR.: ritoccare; ripulire.
retraee, TR.: delineare di nuovo: — one’s
steps, tornare indietro.
retràc-t, TR.: ritrattare; INTR.: ritrat-
tarsi, disdirsi. -(ta)tion, S.: rittrata-
zione, f.; ritrattare, m. -tive, ADI.: ri-
trattivo.
retraxit, s.: (/eg.) rinunzia, f.
retrèati, s.: ritirata; solitudine, f.:
sound (beat) the —, suonare la ritirata.
retreat2, TR. : ritirarsi; andare via.
retrénch, TR.: levare; tagliare, scema-
re, diminuire; sopprimere; (fort.) trin-
cierare; INTR.: ristringersi ; trincierarsi:
— expenses, diminuire le spese, economiz-
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zare. -ment, s.: scemamento; sminui-
mento, m.; economia; (fort.) trincea, f.
retrib-ute, TR.: retribuire; ricompensa-
re. -uter, s.: retribuitore,m. -ation,
S.: retribuzione ; ricompensa, f. -utive,
-utory, ADJ.: retribuente; rimunerativo.
retrîe-vable, ADJ.: ricuperabile. -ve,
TR.: ricoverare ; ricuperare: — one’s hon-
our, ricoverare il suo onore; — a loss, ri-
parare una perdita. -ver, S.: ricoverato-
re, m., -trice, f.; cane barbone scozzese, m.
retroac-tion, s.: retroazione, f. -tive,
ADJ.: retroattivo.
retro-eéde, INTR.: retrocedere. -eés-
sion, S.: retrocedimento; ritirarsi, m.
retro-gradation, s.: retrogradazione,
f. yvétre-gradeil, ADI.: retrogrado.
-grade2, INTR.: retrogradare. -grad-
ing, -gréssion, s.: retrocedere, m.
rétro-spect, -spéction, s.: guardare
indietro, mirar indietro, m. -spéctive,
ADJ.: che guarda indietro; passato: —
glance, colpo d’ occhio sul passato.
retride, INTR.: spingere indietro.
retund, TR.: rintuzzare; attutire.
retarn!, s.: ritorno, m.; ricaduta; ri-
compensa; risposta, f.: — of money, ri-
messa di danari, f.; make a —, render la
pariglia. return2,TR.: rendere; rimet-
tere, restituire; ricompensare; contrac-
cambiare; INTR.: ritornare, rimettersi:
— an answer, rispondere, render risposta;
— a letter, rimandare una lettera; — good
for evil, ricambiare il male col bene; —
a favour, reciprocare una gentilezza; —
thanks, render grazie. -able, ADJ.: di
rimando. -er, s.: che rimette danaro.
reù-nign, s.: reunione, riconciliazione, f.
-nite, TR.: riunire, riconciliare; INTR.:
riunirsi, ricongiungersi, riconciliarsi. -mit-
ing, S.: riunimento, m., riconciliazione, f.
réve, S.: guardiano d’ un feude, m.
revéal, TR.: rivelare, scoprire, manife-
stare. -er, S.: rivelatore, scopritore, m.
-ing, S.: rivelamento, svelamento, m.
revéille -lye, s.: (mil.) battere la dia-
na, m.
rèveli,s.: gozzoviglia, festa romorosa, f.
revel2, TR.: ritrattare; INTR.: gozzovi-
gliare, festeggiare.
revelation, s.: rivelazione, f., palesa-
mento, m.
rével-ler, s.: gozzovigliante, festeggian-
te, m. -ling,S.: gozzoviglia; allegrezzza,
f. -ry,S.: gozzoviglia, festa romorosa, f.
-rout}, s.: assemblea illegale, f.
revén-gel, s.: vendetta; rivincita (alle
carte), f.: take one's —, prendere una ri-
vincita; glut one’s —, sfogare la propria
vendetta. -ge2, (IN)TR.: vendicare, ven-
dicarsi. -geful, ADJ.: vendicativo. -ge-
fully, ADV.: d’ una maniera vendicativa,
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con animo vendicativo. -gefulness, s.:
animo vendicativo, m.; vendetta, f. -ge-
less, ADJ.: senza vendetta. -gement,
s.: vendicamento, m., vendetta, f. -ger,
8.: vendicatore, m. -gingly, ADV. : ven-
dicabilmente. ù
révenue, S.: rendita, entrata, f.; pro-
fitto, m.: public —, tesoro, fisco, m.; —
cutter, patascia, f.
revérber-ate, (IN)TR.: riverberare, ri-
percuotere. -ation, s.: riverberamento,
riverbero, m. -atory, ADJ.: riverberan-
te; S.: riverberatorio, m.
revére, TR.: riverire, rispettare.
réver-eneeI, s.: riverenza, venerazione,
f. -enee2, TR.: riverire, rispettare, ve-
nerare, onorare. -eneer, S.: che rive-
risce. -end, ADJ.: reverendo, venerendo,
venerando: right —,reverendissimo; very
—, molto reverendo. -ent, -éntial,
ADJ.: riverente. -éntially, -ently,
ADV.: con riverenza, con rispetto.
revérer = reverencer.
re-vérsal, s.: cambiamento di sentenza,
m.,rivocazione, f. -vwérsel,s.: rovescio;
riverso, m. -verse 2,TR.: rovesciare; rivo-
care, annullare, abolire. -vérsedly,
ADV.: in modo riverso. -vérseless, ADI. :
irrevocabile. -vérsible, ADI. : rivocabile.
-vérsing-lever, s.: (loc.) sbarra di go-
verno, f. «version, S.: reversione ; sop-
pravvivanza, f. -vèrsignary, ADI. : da
godersi in successione. -v@rti, s.: ri-
versione, f., ritorno, m.; ripetizione, f.
-vert 2, INTR.: rivertire, ritornare ; rive-
nire. -wértible, ADI.: riversibile.
révery, S.: meditazione, f., pensiero, m.
re-vést, TR.: rivestire, ristabilire. -vésti-
ary, -véstry}, s.: vestiario, m., sagre-
stia, sacristia, f.
revictual, TR.: vettovagliare di nuovo,
provvedere di vettovaglia. -ling, s.:
provvisione di viveri, f.
revie, TR.: invitare di nuovo (al giuoco
delle carte).
review, s.: rivista, revisione, f.; esame,
m.; mostra, f.: pass in —, far la mostra;
quarterly, —, rivista trimestrale. re-
view 2, TR.: rivedere, riconsiderare ; esa-
minare di nuovo: — the troops, far la
rivista delle truppe. -er, S.: riveditore,
giornalista, m. -ing, S.: rivista, revi-
sione, f.
revi-le1, s.: oltraggio, m.; ingiuria, f.
-le 2, tR.: rimproverare; ingiuriare. -le-
ment, s.: oltraggio, m., ingiuria,f. -ler,
8.: oltraggiatore, ingiuriatore, m. -ling,
s.: oltraggio, m., ingiuria, f. -lingly,
ADV.: oltraggiosamente, con ingiuria.
revindicate, TR.: rivendicare.
re-visal, s.: rivista, revisione, f. -vise1,
8.: revisione, f., rivedimento, m. -vise2,
revengefulness
rhomboid
TR.: rivedere, esaminare di nuovo. -vi-
ser, S.: riveditore, revisore, esaminatore,
m. -vision, s.: revisione, rivista, f., ri-
vedimento, m.
revisit, TR.: revisitare, rendere la visita,
-ation, s.: rivisita, f.
revisory, ADJ.: rivedente.
re-vival, s.: ravvivamento; ristoramen-
to, m.: — of letters, risorgimento delle
lettere. -vive, TR.: ravvivare; ristabi-
lire; INTR.: rivivere, ravvivarsi, repren-
dere vita. -wiver, S.: ravvivatore;
ristoratore, m. -vivificate = revivify.
-vivification, S.: ravvivamento, m.
-vivify, TR.: ravvivare; ricreare. -vi-
viseenee, -viviseeney, S.: revivi-
scenza, rinascenza, f.
ré-vocable, ADI. : rivocabile. -veca-
bleness, s.: rivocabilità, f.; rivocare,
m. -vocate, TR.: rivocare, richiamare.
-vocatign, s.: rivocazione, f.; annul-
lare, m. -voke, TR.: rivocare; annullare,
abolire; rinunziare ; rifiutare. -wéke-
ment, s.: rivocamento, richiamo, m.
revolt I, s.: rivolta, sollevazione, f. re-
volt2, INTR.: rivoltarsi, ribellarsi, solle-
varsi. -er, S.: ribelle, sedizioso, m.
revolùtion, s.: rivoluzione; mutazione,
f. -ary, ADJ.: rivoluzionario. -ist,S.:
rivoluzionario, m. ;
revòlv-e, TR.: rivolgere; meditare; INTR.:
muoversi in giro. -er, S.: rivoltella, f.,
revolver, m.
revòmit, TR.: rivomitare.
revulsion, s.: rivulsione, f. -sive, ADI.:
(med.) rivulsivo; s.: rivulsivo, m.
reward 1, S.: ricompensa, rimunerazione,
f.; contraccambio, m. reward2, TR.:
ricompensare, rimunerare. -able, ADJ.:
degno di ricompensa. -er, s.: rimunera-
tore, m.
reword, TR.: ripetere colle stesse parole.
rhabarbarate, s.: (phar.) infuso nel
rabarbaro, m.
rhabdomaney, s.: rabdomanzia, f.
rhap-sòdical, ADJ.: rapsodico, sconnes-
so. -sodist, s.: rapsodo, m. -s@dy,S.:
rapsodia, f.
Rhénish, s.: vino renano, m.
rhé-toric, S.: rettorica, f. -térical,
ADJ.: rettorico, oratorio. -térically,
ADV.: rettoricamente. -téricatef, INTR.:
fare l’ oratore. -torieian, S.: rettori
co; retore, m. -torize = rhetoricate.
rheùm, S.: reuma, catarro, m. -atie,
ADJ.: reumatico, pituitoso. -atism,s.:
reumatismo, m. -y, ADJ.: pieno d’ umori
acri, reumatico.
rhinòeeros, s.: rinoceronte, f.
rhòmb, s.. (geom.) rombo, m., lozanga, f.
-ic, ADJ.: rombico, a guisa di rombo.
-oid, s. : romboide. varallelogrammo, m.
rhubarb
rhibarb, s.: rabarbaro, reobarbaro, m.
rhym-e1,s.: rima; poesia, f. -e2, INTR.:
rimare; accordarsi. -eless, ADJ.: senza
rima. -er, -ester, 8.: rimatore, poeta-
stro, m.
rhythm, s.: ritmo, m.; misura; armo-
nia, f. -ieal, ADJ.: ritmico, armonioso.
-us = rhythm.
rib, s.: costola, f.
ribald, s.: ribaldo, libertino, m.: play
the —, ribaldeggiare. -ry, s.: ribalde-
ria; oscenità, disonestà, f.
riband, s.: nastro, m., fettuccia, f.
«weaver, S.: nastraio, m.
ribbed, ADJ.: fornito di costole.
ribble-ràbble, s.: canaglia, f., popo-
laccio, m.
ribbon, S.: nastro, m., fettuccia, f.
-trade, s.: traffico di nastri, m. -weav-
er, S.: nastraio, m.
ribwort, s.: piantaggine, petacciuola, f.
riee, S.: riso, m.
rich, ADJ.: ricco, opulento; copioso, ab-
bondante; fertile, ubertoso; sontuoso: —
wine, vino gagliardo, m.; — soil, suolo
ubertoso. -es, S. PL.: ricchezze, dovizie,
f. pl. -ly, ADV.: riccamente; copiosa-
mente. -mess, S.: ricchezza, opulenza ;
abbondanza, copia; magnificenza, f.
rick, s.: cumulo, mucchio, m.
ricket-s, S. PL.: rachitide, f.
rachitico; tentennante, zoppo.
ricoehét, s.: rimbalzo, m., riscossa, f.
rid I, ADJ.: liberato, sbrogliato, sbrigato :
get — of, liberarsi, disfarsi, sbrigarsi di.
rid2, IRR.; TR.: liberare, sbrogliare; di-
simpegnare: — one of his money, scroc-
care ad uno il suo danaro. -danee, S.:
sbarazzare; scioglimento, m.
rid-dle1,s.: enimma, m. -dle2,s.: stac-
cio, m. -dle3, TR.: spiegare (un enim-
ma). -dle4,TR.:stacciare; INTR.: parlare
oscuramente. -dlingly, ADV.. in modo
enimmatico.
rid-eI,s.: corso a cavallo, m., cavalcata,
f. -e2,IRR.; TR.: andare a cavallo; an-
dare in carrozza; maneggiare; governa-
re; (nav.) esser all’ ancora: — hard, an-
dare in posta; — a@ horse, montare a ca-
vallo; learn to —, imparare a montare a
cavallo; — about, fare una girata a ca-
vallo; — away, scampare a cavallo; —
back, ritornare a cavallo. -er, 8.: caval-
catore; cavaliere, m.
rìd-ge1,s.: cima, sommità, f.; solco, m.;
spina; (arch.) scanalatura, f. -ge2, TR.:
solcare; (arch.) scanalare. -ge-band,
8.: dossiere, m. -ge-bone, S.: spina
del dosso, f. -ge-tile, s.: tegola, f., te-
golino, m. -ge-tree,s.: spina del tetto,
f., comignolo, m. -gy, ADJ.: che ha gio-
ghi (di monti).
-y, ADI.:
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ri-dicule I, s.: ridicolo, m., cosa ridicola,
f. -dicule2, TR.: rendere ridicolo, bef-
fare: turn into —, mettere in ridicolo.
-diculer, s.: beffeggiatore, m. -dic-
ulous, ADJ.: ridicolo. -diculously,
ADV.: ridicolosamente. -diculousness,
S.: ridicolosaggine, f.; ridicolo, m.
riding I, ADJ.: viaggiante a cavallo. rid-
ing 2, s.: andare a cavallo, m.: — for
pleasure, passeggio a cavallo, m. cap,
S.: beretta per la campagna, f. coat,
s.: abito da cavalcare, gabbano, m.
ehabit, s.: abito da cavalcare, m., am-
mazone, f. =hood, s.: mantello da don-
na da cavalcare, m. »-master, S.: ca-
vallerizzo, cavalcatore valente, m. =rod,
s.: bacchetta, verga, f. «school, s.:
scuola di cavallerizza, f.
ridotto, s.: ridotto, ballo; concerto, m.
rife, ADJ.: frequente, comune. -ly, ADV.:
comunemente, abbondantemente. -ness,
S.: prevalenza, abbondanza, f.
riff-raff, s.: robaccia, f.; cattive cose,
f. pl.
rifle I, TR.: rubare, saccheggiare; scana-
lare, rigare. rifle 2, -gun, S.: schiop-
po rigato, m. -man,S.: carabiniere, m.
rifler, S.: predatore, rubatore, m.
riftI,S.: crepatura, apertura, f. rift2,
TR.: fendere, spaccare; (nav.) ammaina-
re; INTR.: fendersi, spaccarsi.
rig 1,s.: cima, sommità. rig2,s.: bur-
la. rig3, TR.: addobbare, ornare ; (nav.)
arredare, allestire.
rigadéon, s.: rigodone, m. (ballo).
rigation, s.: innaffiamento, adacquare, m.
rig-ger, S.: (nav.) apparecchiatore, m.
-ging, S.: (nav.) attrezzi, arredi, m. pl.
riggish}, ADJ.: dissoluto, lascivo.
riggle, INTR.: dimenarsi, agitarsi.
right 1, ADJ.: dritto, diritto, destro; ret-
to, in linea retta; giusto, equo; franco;
mero, puro; opportuno: — hand, mano
destra, f.; — line, linea retta, f.; — truth,
pura verità, f.; — way, strada dritta, f.;
vero mezzo, m.; as is —,como è di ra-
gione; be —, aver ragione; set —, retti-
ficare; be in ones — senses, essere in
buon senno. right2, INTERJ.: bella!
ben bene! right 3, ADV.: bene, giusta-
mente: — or wrong, bene o male; a
dritto o torto; very —, molto bene; —
learned, molto dotto; — over against,
dirimpetto, in faccia; be —, avere ragio-
ne; you say —, dite bene. right4,s.:
diritto, m.; giustizia; ragione, f.; privi-
legio, m., prerogativa, f.; to the —, a de-
stra; be in the —, aver ragione; do — to,
do one —, rendere giustizia ad alcuno;
maintain one’s —, mantenere il suo dirit-
to; set one to —, trarre alcuno d’ errore;
set to —s, aggiustare, metter in ordine,
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indirizzare; riconciliare. rights, TR.:
rendere giustizia, giustificare: — one’s
self, farsi giustizia, vendicarsi; — itself,
rimettersi, raddrizzarsi. -eous richus,
ADJ.: diritto, giusto; virtuoso. -eously,
ADV.: giustamente, virtuosamente. -eous-
ness, S.: giustizia; equità; probita, f.
-ful, ADJ.: legittimo, giusto. -fally,
ADV.: legittimamente, con diritto. -ful-
ness, S.: rettitudine; giustizia, f. -ly,
ADV.: giustamente, rettamente, bene.
-ness, S.: rettitudine; equità; confor-
mità, f.
rig-id, ADJ.: rigido, severo, duro. -idity,
s.: rigidezza, severità, durezza, f. -idly,
ADV.: rigidamente, severamente ; inflessi-
bilmente. -idmess, s.: rigidità, severi-
tà, austerità, f.
rigmarole, s.: ciarleria, f.
rigol}, s.: cerchio, diadema, m.
rigo(u)r, s.: rigore; severità, austerità,
durezza, f. -ist, S.: rigorista, m. -ous,
ADJ.: rigoroso, severo, duro. -ously,
ADV.: rigorosamente, con severità. -ous-
ness, S.: rigore; severità, f.
rìll1,s.: ruscello, ruscelletto, m. rill2,
INTR.: scorrere in piccioli ruscelli. -et,
s.: ruscelletto, m.
rimi,s.: orlo; margine, m.; estremità, f.
rim2, TR.: orlare.
rim-ei, s.: brina, brinata; fessura, rima, f.
-e 2, INTR.: gelare. -er, S.: rimatore, m.
rimple1, s.: grinza, piega, f. rimplez,
TR.: spiegazzare, piegare.
rimy, ADJ.: brinoso, nebbioso.
rindi, s.: scorza, corteccia; buccia, f.
rind 2, TR.: scortecciare.
ringI,s.: anello; cerchio. ring2, S.:
suono (di campane), m.; ghiera, gorbia,
f.; cordoncino (d’ una moneta), m.; (nav.)
occhio, anello (d’ ancora), m.; (fig.) cer-
chio, m.; circonferenza; assemblea, f.:
small —, anelletto, m.; wedding —, anel-
lo matrimoniale, m.; give the —, dar I’ a-
nello; în a —, in cerchio; — finger, dito
anulare, m.; run the —, correre lanello.
ring 3, IRR.; TR.: suonare; IRR.; INTR.:
suonare a doppio; rimbombare : — again,
risuonare, rimbombare ; — the bells, scam-
panare, suonare le campane. ring4, TR.:
por un anello. box, S.: scrigno, cofa-
netto, m., cassetta, f. =dove, 8.: piccio-
ne torraiuolo, m.: young —, palombo gio-
vane, m. -er, S.: suonatore (di campane),
m. -leader, s.: capo (di fazione), m.
-let, s.: riccio, m. tail, s.: gheppio,
m. (nibbio). worm, s.: empitiggine,
volatica, f.
rinse, TR.: sciacquare, lavare.
riotI,sS.: stravizzo, romore, tumulto, m.,
gozzoviglia ; riotta, f. riot 2, INTR.: goz-
zovigliare, tumultuare ; riottare. -er,s.:
rivalship
scapestrato; sedizioso, m. -ous, ADI.:
turbolento, sedizioso, sfrenato. -ously,
ADV.: con romore, disordinatamente, dis-
solutamente, licenziosamente. -ousness,
s.: dissolutezza, sregolatezza, sfrenatez-
za, f.
rip1,s.: lacerazione; fessura, apertura, f.
rip2, TR.: stracciare, lacerare; scucire.
riparian, ADJ.: ripario.
ripel, ADJ.: maturo; compiuto, fatto.
ripe-(n) 2, TR.: maturare; INTR. : divenir
maturo, maturarsi. -ness, S.: maturità,
maturezza; perfezione, f. -mimg, ADJ.:
maturativo, maturante ; S.: maturamento,
maturare, m.
ripiert, s.: venditore di pesce, m.
ripper, S.: stracciatore, laceratore, m.
rip-ple, INTR.: scorrere con moto romoro-
so, spumare. -pling, ADJ.: increspato;
s.: ondeggiamento, m.: — wave, onda in-
crespata.
ri-seI,S.: levare, m., elevazione; origine;
scaturigine; causa, f., cominciamento;
avanzamento; elevamento, m.; elevatez-
za, eminenza; (rail.) salita, f.: — in
price, aumento del prezzo, m.; — of the
sun, levare del sole, m.; give — to, far
nascere, cagionare. -se2, IRR.; INTR.:
scaturire; sorgere; levarsi; uscire; gon-
fiarsi; alzarsi, ascendere ; sollevarsi, rivol-
tarsi; fermentare, lievitare: — at six
o’clock, alzarsi alle sei; — from the dead,
risuscitar da’ morti; — in price, crescere
di prezzo; — from table, levarsi di tavola;
— again, risuscitare, rivivere; — up, le-
varsi. -ser, S.: early —, che si leva di
buon’ ora, m. -
risibility, s.: risibilità, f.
risible, ADJ.: risibile, ridicolo.
risingI, ADJ.: levante; nascente; cre-
scente: — generation, sorgente genera-
zione; — man, uomo che s’ avanza, m.;
— sun, sol nascente, m. rising, S.:
levare, m.; sollevazione, rivolta; ascesa
(@ una collina), f.; tumore, m., gonfiagio-
ne, f.: — of the stomach, sollevamento di
cuore, m.; the — of the sun, il ievare del
sole.
riski, s.: rischio, periglio, m. riskz,
TR.. arrischiare; cimentare. -er, S.:
che arrischia. -y, ADJ.: azzardoso, peri-
coloso.
rite, s.. rito, m., cerimonia sacra, f.: fun-
eral —s, esequie, f. pl.
ritual, ADJ.: rituale, delle cerimonie sa-
cre; S.: rituale, m. (libro). -ist, S.: ri-
tualista, m.
rivagef, s.: riva, ripa, costa, f., lido, m.
rivali, ADJ.: emulo; S.: rivale, concor-
rente, competitore, m. rival2, TR.:
emulare; concorrere. -ry, -ship, S.:
rivalità, emulazione, concorrenza; gara, f.
rive
rive, IRR.; TR. : fendere, spaccare; INTR.;
IRR.: fendersi, spaccarsi.
riveli, s.: grinza, ruga, f. rivel2, TR.:
aggrinzare, corrugare.
river, S.: riviera, f., fiume, m.: up the
—, insù del fiume. boat, s.: barca, f.,
battello, m. dragon, s.: coccodrillo,
m. -et, S.: rivoletto, ruscello, m. «god,
s.: deità tutelare d'un fiume, f. -horse,
s.: cavallo marino, m. water, S.: ac-
qua di fiume, f.
riveti, s.: ribaditura, f. rivet2, TR.:
ribadire ; fissare; imprimere.
rivulet, s.: ruscelletto, rivoletto, m.
rixationy, s.: rissa, contesa, f.
réach, s.: lasca, f. (pesce).
road, s.: strada, via, f., cammino largo;
viaggio per terra, m. -side, S.: margi-
ne della strada, m.: a — inn, un albergo
sulla strada. -stead,s.: rada, f. -ster,
s.: camminatore, m. =way, S.: strada
maestra, f.
roam, (IN)TR.: vagare.
bondo, vagante, m.
ròan, ADJ.: sagginato (d’ un cavallo).
roari, s.: rugghio; gran romore, m.
roar2, INTR.: ruggire, rugghiare: the
lion —s, il leone rugge; the bull —s, il
toro mugghia; the tempest —s, rugge la
tempesta. -y, ADJ.: rugiadoso.
roast, TR.: arrostire. -meat,S.: arro-
sto, m., vivanda arrostita, f.: rule the —,
comandare a bacchetta.
rob, TR.: rubare, furare; privare di. -ber,
S.: rubatore, ladro, pirata, m. -bery, S.:
ruberia, f., ladroneccio, m. -bing, S.:
rubamento, ladroneccio, m.
robe1, s.: roba, vesta, veste, f.: gentle-
men of the —, persone togate, f. pl.
robe2, TR.: vestire pomposamente ; in-
vestire.
robin(-redbreast), s.: pettirosso, m.
(uccello).
roboration, s.: rinforzamento, m.
rò-bust, -bustious, ADJ.: robusto, ga-
gliardo, forte. -bùstiously, ADV.: ro-
bustamente, gagliardamente. -bustness,
8.: robustezza, f., vigore, m.
rocambole, s.: aglio salvatico, m.
roche-alum, s.: allume di rocca, m.
rochet, s.: rocchetto, m.
récki, TR.: cullare; dimenare la culla;
INTR.: barcollare. roek2, S.: roccia,
rocca, rupe, balza, f. «crystal, s.: cri-
stallo di rocca, m. -er, S.: cullatrice;
altalena, f.
rocket, s.: razzo artifiziale, m.
récking, s.: cullare (un bambino); bar-
collamento, m.
ròck-less, ADJ.: senza rocche, senza sco-
gli. «rose, s.: (bot.) cistio, m. -salt,
8.: sale minerale, m. -work, S.: sassi
-er, S.: vaga-
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-y, ADJ.: pieno
romantically
fitti nella calce, m. pl.
di scogli, sassoso ; duro.
rod, s.: verga, bacchetta, frusta, sferza,
f.: angling-—, canna da pescare, f.; cur-
tain-—, verga di ferro, f. -dy, ADJ..
pieno di verghe.
rodomonta-de1, s.: giattanza, millante-
ria, f. -de2, INTR.: millantarsi, vantarsi.
-dor, s.: millantatore, m.
roel, S.: uova di pesce, f. pl.: soft — (of
a fish), latte di pesce, m. roez,s.: ca-
vriuolo, capriuolo, m.; capriuola, f. -buek,
S.: caprio, cavriolo, m.
rogation, s.: litania;
=week, s.: rogazioni, f. pl.
ro-gue I, s.: furfante, furbo, ladro, m..
(you) little —! piccolo malandrino! —’s
trick, tiro da furfante. -gue2, INTR.:
vagare; scherzare, burlare. -guery,s.:
furfanteria, furberia; burla, f., scherzo,
m. -gueship, 8.: azioni da furfante, f.
pl.; burla, f. -Quish, ADI.: furbesco,
furbo: — eyes, occhi assassini, m. pl.;
— tricks, bricconerie, furfanterie, f. pl.
-guishly, ADV.: furbescamente, da bric-
cone, da burlone. -guishness, s.: fur-
fanteria, bricconeria; burla, f., scherzo,
m. -guy, ADJ.: furbo, scaltro, svelto.
réily, ADJ.: turbato, tristo.
rois-t(er)I, INTR.: fare
-ter2, S.: smargiasso, m.
smargiasseria, f.
réle (Engl. ace.) rol, s.: parte, f., per-
sonaggio, m.
roll1, s.: invoglio, viluppo ; ruolo; carel-
lo; panicciuolo; catalogo, m., lista, f.:
—s of fame, annali della gloria; — of to-
bacco, ruolo di tabacco, m.; master of the
—s, gran guardaroba, m. rollz, TR.:
inviluppare, involgere; INTR.: rotolare;
voltolarsi; girare: — the eyes, girar gli
occhi; — down, voltolarsi. -er, S.: ci-
lindro; rullo, m. -ing, ADJ.: rotolante,
rotante; s.: rotolamento, rivolgimento;
giro, m.: a — stone gathers no moss, pie-
tra che rotola non fa muffa. -ing-mill,
S.: laminatoio, m. -img-pin, S.: spia-
natoio, m. -img-press, S.: strettoio,
m.; soppressa, f.
rémage, S.: strepito, romore, m.; ricer-
preghiera, f.
il bravaccio.
-ting, 8.:
ca, f.
Ro-man, ADJ.: romano: — Catholic, pa-
pista, m.; — nose, naso aquilino, m.
-maic, S.: greco moderno, m.
romàn-eeI, ADJ.: romanzo; S.: romanza
(storia in versi), f.; romanzo, m., finzione,
f. -ce2, INTR.: favoleggiare; inventare.
-eer, -eist, s.: romanziere, m., -ra, f.
Rémanize, TR.: latinizzare.
romàn-tic, -tical, ADJ.: romantico, ro-
manzesco, favoloso; falso. -tically,
ADV.: in modo romanzesco.
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Ro-mish, ADJ.: romano, papistico. -mist,
S.: papista, m.
ròmpi,' s.: ragazzaccia grossolana, f.
romp 2, INTR.: trescare; scherzare grosso-
lanamente. -ishness, S.: rustichezza, f.
rondeau -dò, s.: poesia francese col ri-
tornello, f.
réndure jf, s.: rotondo, cerchio, m.
ròn-ign, -yon, S.: persona rognosa, f.
rént, s.: animale bistorto, animale sforma-
to, m.
réod, s.: quarta parte d una bifolca;
croce, f.
réof1, s.: tetto; sommo, colmo, m.; co-
perta, f.: — of a coach, cielo d’ una car-
rozza, m.; — of the mouth, palato, m.
roof2, TR.: coprire con un tetto. -less,
ADJ.: senza tetto; scoperto. =tile, S.:
-y, ADJ.: coperto d’ un tetto.
ròoki1, s.: cornacchia, f.; barattiere,
furfante; rocco, m. (at chess). rook2,
TR.: truffare, ingannare. -ery, S.: luo-
tegola, f.
go pieno di cornacchie, m. -ing, S.:
mariuoleria, f., inganno, m. -y, ADJ.:
pieno di cornacchie.
réom, s.: spazio, luogo, m.; camera,
stanza; occasione, cagione, ragione, f.:
dining —, sala da mangiare, f.; drawing
—, camera d’ assemblea, f.; there is no
— to doubt it, non vè luogo da dubi-
tarne. -agej = -iness. -ful, ADJ.: ab-
bondante di camere. * -iness, S.: spazio,
luogo, m.; larghezza, f. -y, ADJ.: spazio-
so, vasto, ampio.
ròost I, s.: posatoio, m. roost 2, INTR.:
appollaiarsi; albergare (ironicamente).
-er, S.: gallo, m.
root I, S.: radice ; origine, f., principio, m.;
cagione, f.: cube —, radice cubica, f.;
take —, radicarsi.
bicare, far radice, pigliar radice; grufo-
lare: — up, — out, sbarbicare, sradica-
re. -ed, ADJ.: abbarbicato, radicato ; in-
veterato: — up, — out, sbarbicato, sra-
dicato. -edly, ADV.: profondamente;
fortemente. -ing (up, out), S.: diradica-
mento, sradicamento, m. -less, ADI.:
senza radice. -y, ADJ.: pieno di radici.
rò-pe1, s.: corda, fune, f.; laccio, m.: —
of onions, resta di cipolle, f.; — of pearls,
filo di perle, m. -pe2, INTR.: scorrere
con lentezza ; filare, far filo. -pe-danc-
er, s.: ballerino da corda, m. -pe-lad-
der, s.: scala di corde, f. -pe-maker,
-er, S.: funaio, funaiuolo, m. -pe-trick,
-pery, s.: bricconeria, f. -pe-walk,
s.: corderia, f. -piness, S.: viscosità,
tenacità, f. -py, ADJ.: viscoso, tenace.
roquelaure -lor, s.: mantello, pastra-
no, m.
rò-ral, -rid, ADJ.: pieno di rugiada.
-riferous, ADJ.: rugiadoso.
root 2, (IN)TR.: abbar-,
roughen
ròsary, S.: rosario, rosaio, m.
ròseid, ADJ.: rugiadoso.
rò-se, S.: rosa, f.: monthly —, rosa di
tutti i mesi; moss —, rosa muscosa; no
— without a thorn, non v è rosa senza
spine; oi! of —, olio rosato, m.; under
the —, privatamente, in segreto. -seate,
ADJ.: rosato, roseo. -se=bud,s.: botto-
ne di rosa, m. -se=-bush, S.: rosaio, m.
-sed, ADJ.: rosso, vermiglio.
rosemary, S.: rosmarino, ramerino, m.
rò-set, s.: creta rossa, f. -se=tree, s.:
rosaio, m. -sétte, S.: rosetta, f. -se=
water, S.: acqua rosata, acqua rosa, f.
-sewood, s.: legno rosa; palissandro,
m. -siert,s.: roseto, m.
rosin I, s.: resina, ragia, gomma, f.: hard
—, colofonia, f. rosin2, TR.: stropic-
ciare con ragia. -y, ADJ.: resinoso, gom-
mifero, m.
ròs-ter, s.: regolamento del servizio, m.;
lista d’ ufficiali, f. -tral, s.: rostrale, m.
-trated, ADJ.: rostrato. -trum, s.:
rostro; becco, m.; prua, f.
rosy, ADJ.: roseo, vermiglio: — cheeks,
guance rosee; — lips, labbra vermiglie.
roti, s.: moria; putrefazione, f. rot2,
TR.: infracidare; putrefare; INTR.: in-
fracidarsi; putrefarsi.
rota, s.: rota, f.
ro-tary, ADI. : rotante, che ruota; gira-
tivo. -tated, ADJ.: rotato, rotante. -ta-
tion, s.: rotazione, f., rotamento, m.
-tator, S.: rotatore, m. -tatory, ADJ.:
rotante.
rétel, s.: uso, m.; pratica, f.: learn by
—, imparare per pratica (a mente). rote2,
TR.: imparare per pratica.
rother-beasts{, Ss. PL.: bestiame gros-
so, m.
rotten, ADJ.: infracidato, putrefatto: —
apple, mela fracida, f.; — egg, uovo im-
putridito, m.; — wood, legno fracido, m.;
— at the core, maganato, marcio, falso,
perfido. -ness, S.: fracidezza, putrefa-
zione; corruzione, f.; marciume, m.
rotund, ADJ.: rotondo, circolare.
s.: rotondità, sfericità, f.
da, f., rotondo, m. (edifizio).
rougeI ròs, sS.: liscio, belletto, m.
rouge 2, TR.: imbellettare; INTR.: imbel-
lettarsi.
rough raf, ADJ.: ruvido, aspro, rozzo;
scabro: — diamond, diamante greggio,
diamante grezzo, m.; — draft, primo ab-
bozzo, schizzo; — sea, mar tempestoso,
m.; — style, stile rozzo, m. -casti,s.:
intonaco, modello abbozzato, m. -cast2,
TR.: intonacare; arricciare. -draught,
s.: schizzo, abbozzo, m.: — of a deed,
primo abbozzo, m. -draw, IRR.; TR.:
schizzare, abbozzare. -em, TR.: rendere
-ity,
-a, S.: roton-
roughhew
ruvido, render aspro; INTR.: divenir ru-
vido. -hew, IRR.; TR.: abbozzare, schiz-
zare. -ly, ADV.:rozzamente, aspramente;
incivilmente, zoticamente. -ness, s.: ru-
divezza, rozzezza, asprezza; zotichezza;
violenza, f. -rider, S.: scozzone, caval-
lerizzo, m. -work, IRR.; TR.: lavorare
grossolanamente; acciarpare, acciabat-
tare.
rqulétte, s.: roletta, f. (giuoco).
réund1, ADJ.: tondo, rotondo; circolare,
sferico; franco, candido: in — numbers,
a un di presso, un po’ più un po’ meno; —
sum, buona somma (di danari), f.; fight
ten —s, riprendere dieci volte la lotta;
three —s of applause, tre salvi di applau-
si. round2,ADv.: da ogni banda, all’ in-
torno, al giro: — about, tutto all’ intorno,
da ogni banda; all the year —, tutto I’ an-
no; drink —, bere a vicenda in giro;
look —, guardare attorno; turn —, vol-
tarsi in giro. round 3, S.: giro, cerchio;
corso, m.; ronda, f.: take a —, fare un
giro. round4, TR.: rotondare, fare ton-
do; INTR.: divenire tondo; soffiare negli
orecchi, bisbigliare. -about, ADJ.: am-
pio; vago; indiretto. -el, -elay, S.:
strambotto, m. -er, 8.: circonferenza, f.;
ricinto, m. -head, s.: testa tonda, f.
“house, S.: carcere, m., prigione, f.
-ish, ADJ.: rotondetto. -let, s.: picco-
lo cerchio, m. -ly, ADV.: rotondamente ;
schiettamente; apertamente, francamen-
te. -mess, S.: rotondità, rotondezza, f.
«robin, s.: petizione sottoscritta da va-
rie persone in un cerchio, f.
ròu-se, TR.: svegliare, destare; eccitare,
far uscire ; INTR.: svegliarsi, destarsi; ec-
citarsi. -ser, S.: svegliatore; istigato-
re, m.
réuti,s.: folla, pressa, rotta, f.; tracas-
so, strepito, m.; (hunt.) traccia, f.: put
to —, cf. rout. rout2, TR.: mettere in
rotta; sconfiggere; imbarazzare, imbro-
gliare.
ròu-te, S.: via, strada, f., sentiero, m.
-tine, S.: pratica, f., costume, uso, m.
rò-ve, INTR.: andare attorno, girare, va-
gare. -ver, S.: vagabondo; corsale, m.:
at —s, a caso, inconsideratamente.
ròwi, s.: fila, filata, f., filare; ordine, m.:
— of houses, filare di case, m.; set in a
—, mettere in fila. ròw2, s.: baruffa,
zuffa, f.; tafferuglio, m.: get into a —,
tirarsi addosso un tafferuglio; have a —
with, una scenata a; keep up a —, far
baruffa. r6w 3, INTR.: remigare, rema-
re: — together, andar d’ accordo.
rowdy, s.: chiassone, m.
réiweli, s.: stella (dello sprone), f.; se-
tone, m. rowel2, TR.: applicare un
setone; bucare.
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-ing,
=lock, s.: rin-
ruffianlike
row-er, s.: rematore, vogatore, m.
S.: remare, remigare, m.
forzo, m.
royal, ADJ.: reale, regale, regio; nobile,
magnifico. -ist, s.: regalista, m. -ize,
TR.: rendere reale. -ly, ADV.: realmen-
te, da re. -ty, S.: dignità reale, m.; re-
galia, f.
roòynish {, ADJ.: abietto, misero.
réytish }, ADJ.: selvatico.
ribi,s.: fregamento; intoppo, ostacolo,
impedimento; bottone, m. rub2, TR.:
fregare; strofinare, stropicciare, gratta-
re: — down (a horse), stropicciare (un
cavallo); — off, levare il fango ; ripulire;
— out, spungere, cancellare; — over, ri-
toccare; ripulire; — up, rinfrescare; ec-
citare; — one up, dare ad uno un bottone.
-ber, S.: strofinaccio, m.; lima grossa, f.:
(at whist), partita, f.; India —, gomma
elastica, f. -bing, S.: fregamento, m.
-bing-cloth, s.: strofinaccio, strofinac-
ciolo, m. -bish, S.: stracci, m. pl., robe
vecchie ; rovine, f. pl.; marame, m.
ru-bicund, ADJ.: rubicondo. -bied,
ADJ.: del colore del rubino. -hbific, ADJ.:
rubificativo, rubificante. -bify, TR.: ru-
bificarsi, divenire rosso. -bious, ADJ.:
rosso.
rubric, s.: rubrica, f.
macchiato di rosso; rosso.
rùb-stone, s.: pietra per ripulire, f.
rùby1, s.: rubino (pietra); carbonchio,
m. ruby 2, ADJ.: rubinoso, vermiglio.
rùck, INTR.: appiattarsi.
ructation, s.: rutto, ruttare, m.
rudder, s.: timone, m.
rùd-diness, s.: freschezza di carnagione,
f. -dle,s.: sinopia, f. -dock, s.: pet-
tirosso, m. (uccello). -dy, ADJ.: rosso, ros-
seggiante, rubicondo: — complezion, vi-
so fresco, m.
ride, ADJ.: rozzo, grossolano, scortese,
incivile; turbolento. -ly, ADV.: grosso-
lanamente, incivilmente; insolentemente.
-ness, S.: rozzezza, inciviltà ; insolenza, f.
rudenture, S.: (arch.) cannellatura, f.
rùudesby}, s.: uomo rozzo, m.
rùdi- ment, TR.: fondare, stabilire,
-méntal, ADJ.: de’ rudimenti. -ments,
s. PL.: rudimenti, elementi, principi, m. pl
rùe 1,8.: (bot.) ruta, f. rue2,TR.: do
lersi, pentirsi. -ful, ADJ.: lamentevole
compassionevole, dolente; tristo. -ful
ly, ADv.: lamentevolmente ; tristamente
-fulness, s.: affanno, cordoglio, m.; tri
stezza, f.
rùelle},s.: cerchio, m.; assemblea, f.
ruff, s.: gala, f.; collare, m.
rùffian, ADJ.: brutale; crudele; s.: ma-
landrino, assassino di strada, m. -like,
ADJ.: brutale, crudele.
-ated, ADJ.:
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rùf-fle 1,s.: manichino; disturbo, tumulto,
m. -fle2, TR.: increspare, piagare; di-
sordinare, disturbare, agitare; INTR.: di-
venire turbolento, agitarsi. -fler, S.:
sgherro, m. -fling, s.: tumulto, m.
rafterhood, s.: (falc.) cappello, m.
rig, S.: tappettino, m.; pelosa coperta da
letto, f.; can barbone, m.
rugged, ADJ.: ruvido, rozzo, rigido; bru-
tale, brusco. -ly, ADV.: ruvidamente,
rozzamente, aspramente. -mess, S.: ru-
videzza, rozzezza, asprezza, f.
rigine, S.: (surg.) raspa, f.
rugose, ADJ.: rugoso, grinzo.
ruffle
rùiniI,s.: rovina, ruina; decadenza, f.:
come to —, rovinarsi; cadere in rovina.
ruin 2, TR.: rovinare; distruggere ; INTR.:
rovinarsi, decadere: — one’s self, rovi-
narsi, distruggersi. -ous, ADJ.: ruinoso,
distruttivo; pericoloso. -ously, ADV.:
rovinosamente ; cattivamente. -ousness,
S.: stato rovinoso, m., rovina, f.
rùl-e1,s.: regolo, m.; regola, f.; ordine,
precetto; governo; modello, esempio, m.;
usanza, f., costume, m.. the — of three, la
regola aurea; bear —, comandare, gover-
nare; make it a —, aver per regola; there
is no — without exceptions, non v'è regola
senza eccezioni. -e2, (IN)TR.: rigare; re-
golare, ordinare; guidare; soggiogare, do-
mare; umiliare: — paper, rigare della
carta; — over, governare, dominare; si-
gnoreggiare. -er, S.: regolo; regolatore,
governatore, m. -ing, ADJ.: regnante,
dominante. -y, ADV.: regolato, moderato.
rùm!, ADJ.: strambo, strano. rum2,S.:
rum, m. (acquavite).
rùm-ble, TR.: rombare; strepitare; mor-
morare. -bler, s.: borbottatore, bisbi-
gliatore, m. -bling, ADJ.: rombante;
s.: borboglio, mormorio, m.
rùmi-nant, ADJ.: ruminante. -nate,
(IN)TR.: ruminare, riconsiderare. -nation,
s.: rugumazione, meditazione, f. -nator,
S.: ruminatore, rugumatore, m.
rummage, TR.: scompigliar cercando,
cercare; predare.
rummer, S.: bicchiere grande, m.
rùmourI,s.: romore, m.; fama, voce, f.
rumour 2,TR.: fare romore; divolgare:
it is —ed that, corre voce che. -er, S.:
divolgatore, promulgatore, m.
rimp, S.: groppone, m.; groppa, f.
rumple 1, s.: piega, grinza, riga, f. rum-
ple 2, TR.: increspare, raggrinzare ; rugare.
rùn I, S..: corsa, carriera, f.; corso, m.;
fuga, f.: in the long —, a lungo andare;
the common —, il comune, la maggior par-
te; have a long —, avere lungo successo ;
take a —, prender una corsa. run2,
INTR.: correre; passare; fuggire; goccio-
lare, colare; TR.: far correre, correre, traf-
ruricolist
figgere, spingere; dirigere, governare: —
aground, dare in secco, arrenare ; — apace,
correre velocemente; — through a book,
leggere tutto un libro; — one’s self out of
breath, correre fino a perder il fiato; —
one’s country, abbandonare il paese; — in
debt, indebitarsi; — a full gallop, correre
a briglia sciolta, galoppare; — the gant-
let, passare per le bacchette; — a hazard,
correr rischio; — all hazards, esporsi ad
ogni rischio; — out in length, stendersi
in lunghezza; — mad, impazzire; — a
race, correre il palio; — to seed, andare
in semenza, semenzire; — out of one’s
wits, impazzire, perder il senno; — about,
andare attorno; — after, correre dietro;
ambire ; — against, incontrarsi; — away,
scappare; fuggire; passare; — away
with, portare via; — back, ritornare in-
dietro; — counter, ripugnare; — down,
scorrere; colare, stillare ; vilipendere, di-
sprezzare ; — for it, darla a gambe; — in
(into), gettarsi, precipitarsi; concorrere;
— a nail into one’s foot, infilzarsi un chio-
do nel piede; — in with, accordarsi, con-
venire; — on, continuare; seguitare; —
out, finire; stendersi; — over, trabocca-
re; trascorrere; — over a book, dare una
scorsa ad un libro, sfiorare un libro; be —
over, cadere sotto carrozza; — through,
passare da banda a banda; infilare; —
through one’s fortune, scialacquare tutto il
suo; — to, accorrere; — up, montare,
alzarsi; — up and down, andare qua e là;
— upon, lanciarsi sopra. -agate, S.:
rinnegato; vagabondo, m. -away, S.:
disertore, fuggitivo, m.
run-dle, s.: piuolo di scala, m. -dlet,
s.: bariletto, barlotto ; piuolo di scala, m.
ring, s.: piuolo (d’ una scala), m.; (nav.)
costola, f., fasciame, m.
rùn-nel, s.: ruscelletto, ruscellettino, m.
-ner, S.: corridore, corritore; sensale;
germoglio, m.: — of a mill, mola di so-
pra d’un mulino, f. -net, s.: gaglio, coa-
gulo ; presame, m. -ming,s.: corrimen-
to, corso, m.: — footman, lacchè, m.; —
knot, cappio, m.; — of the nose, cimurro,
m.; — place, carriera, f.; corso, m.; —
sore, piaga che cola, f.; — water, acqua
corrente, f.
rùnnion = ronion. i
rùnt, s.: animale imbozzacchito, piccol
animale, m.
rùp-tion, s.: rottura, fessura, f. -ture1,
S.: rottura, crepatura; ernia, f. -ture2,
TR.: rompere, fracassare. -turewort,
s.: (bot.) erniaria, f.
rùral, ADJ.. rurale, rustico; campestre.
-ly, ADV.: secondo |’ uso campestre.
ruricolist, s.: abitatore della campa-
gna, m.
ruse
rise, s.: astuzia, furberia, f.
rùshI, S.: corso impetuoso, impeto, m.;
foga, furia, violenza, f.: — of people, af-
fuenza (fracasso) di gente; — of the
waves, impeto delle onde. rush 2, INTR.:
gettarsi, precipitarsi, lanciarsi: — for-
ward, avventarsi; — in, entrare improv-
visamente; — in upon, sorprendere; —
on, andare presto; — out, zampillare, sca-
turire; — through, precipitarsi nel mezzo;
— upon, dare addosso a, scagliarsi addosso
a. rush 3, S.: giunco; niente, m., poca
cosa, f.: strew with —es, giuncare; it is
not worth a —, non vale un fico. -can-
dle, s.: candela di veglia, lumicina, f. -y,
ADI. : giuncoso, rùsk, S.: biscotto, m.
russet, ADJ.: rossetto, rossiccio. -ing,
s.: mela ruggine, f. -y = russet.
rùstI, S.: ruggine, f. rust2, (IN)TR.:
arrugginire, inrugginirsi.
rus-tic, ADJ.: rustico, rozzo, villano; zo-
tico; s.: rustico, contadino, m. -tical,
ADI. : rusticale; villesco. -tically, ADV.:
rusticamente, villanamente, grossamente.
-ticalness, S.: rustichezza, rusticità;
bruschezza, f. -ticate, TR.: rendere ru-
stico; INTR.: starsene in villa. -rustica-
tion, S.: vivere alla campagna, m. -tie-
ity, S.: rusticità ; semplicità, f.
rùstiness, S.: ruggine; rancidezza, f.
rast-le, INTR. : cigolare ; ronzare ; romo-
reggiare. -ing,S.: strepito, mormorio, m.
rusty, ADJ.: rugginoso, rancido: grow —,
irugginire.
ruti,s.: frega,f. rut2,S.: ruotaia, ruo-
tola, fi rut 3, INTR.: andare in frega.
riith, s.: compassione, misericordia, pietà,
f. -ful, ADJ.. compassionevole, miseri-
cordioso; deplorabile, miserabile. -fully,
ADV.: miserabilmente ; tristamente. -ful-
ness, S.: compassione, misericordia, f.
‘less, ADJ.: spietato, duro, inumano.
-lessly, ADV. : senza pietà, inumanamente,
crudelmente. -lessness, S.. spietatezza,
crudeltà, f.
riti-lant, ADJ.: rilucente, lampeggiante.
-late, TR.: rilucere, lampeggiare.
rtter |, s.: soldato di cavalleria, m.
rùttish, ADJ.. lascivo, lussurioso.
tye, s.: segala, f. (spezie di biada).
“bread, s.: pane di segala, n. -flour,
S.: farina di segala, f. -grass, s.: far-
ricello, m.; spelda, f. =meal, s.: farina
di segala, f.
8 éss (the letter), 8.: s, f.
Sab-batarian, s.: sabateriano, m.
Sàb-bath,s.: sabato, sabbato, m. -bath-
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breaker, s.: violatore del sabbato, m.
-batical, ADJ.: del sabbato.
sàbine, s.: (bot.) sabina, f.
sable1,s.: zibellino, m.; pelle dello zibel-
lino, ff sable2, aDJ.: nero, oscuro.
sabrel, s.: sciabola, f. sabrez, TR.:
sciabolare. stroke, S.: sciabolata i
sab-ulòsity, S.: arenosità; qualità di sab-
bione, f. sàb-ulous, ADJ.: sabbionoso,
arenoso.
saccade, s.: scossa, trinciata (di bri-
glia), f.
saccha-riferous, ADJ.: che produce zuc-
chero. -rime, ADJ.: saccarino.
saeerdotal, ApJ.: sacerdotale.
sachel, s.: sacchetto, sacchino, m.
sachem, s.: capo indiano, m.
sack I, s.: sacco, m.; misura di tre stali;
gonna da donna, f.: little —, sacchetto,
m. sack2, S.: sacco, saccheggio, m.
sack 3, TR.: mettere in un sacco; sac-
sad
cheggiare. -age, S.: saccheggiamento,
m. ebut, s.: sambuca, f. (strumento
musicale). cloth, s.: tela grossolana,
f., cilicio, m.
predatore, m.
-er, S.: saccheggiatore,
-ful, s.: pien sacco affat-
to, m. -img, S.: saccheggiamento, m.;
tela da sacco, f. -posset, S.: bevanda
di vino, zucchero, ece., f.
sàcra-mentI, s.: sacramento, sagra-
mento, m. -ment2,TR.: sacramentare.
-méntal, ADI. : sacramentale, sagramen-
tale. -méntally, ADV.: sacramental-
mente. -mentarian, S.: sacramentario,
m. -méntary, S.: sacramentario, m
sa-crate}, -cre j, TR.: sacrare. -cred,
ADJ.: sacro, sagro, santo; inviolabile,
-eredly, ADV.: religiosamente, inviola-
bilmente. -credness, S.: santità, f.
sacrif-ic, ADJ.: di sacrificio. -icable,
ADJ.: che può esser sacrificato. -ical =
sacrific. -icant, -icator, S.: sacrifica-
tore, sacrificante, m. -icatory, ADJ.:
sacrificante.
sacri-fieel -z, S.: sacrificio, sagrificio,
m.: a — to, vittima di. -fice 2, TR.: sacrifi-
care, consagrare; INTR.: offrire un sacri-
ficio. -fieer -zer, S.: sacrificante, sacri-
ficatore, m. -ficial, ADJ.: di sacrificio;
espiatorio. -lege, s.: sacrilegio, mM;
profanazione, f. ‘-lagious, ADJ.: sacri-
lego; s.: sacrilego, m. -légiously,
ADV. : sacrilegamente. -légiousness =
sacrilege. -legist, S.: sacrilego, m.
sàcris-t(an),s.: sagrestano, m. -ty,S.:
sagrestia, sacristia, f.
sacrosanct, ADJ.: sacrosanto.
sacrum, S.: (anat.) sacro, m.
sad, ADJ.: mesto, tristo; cattivo, meschi-
no: — colour, colore bruno, m.; — news,
rie novelle, f. pl.; — thoughts, pensieri
tristi, m. pl.; — weather, tempo molto
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brutto, m. -den, TR.: attristare, afflig-
gere; INTR.: avere una cera mesta.
saddlet,s.: sella, f.: — of mutton, coda
di castrato, f.; pack —, basto, m. sad-
dle 2, TR.: sellare, mettere il basto, im-
bastare: be —d with, avere indosso.
=backed, ADJ.: sellato. -bag, s.: bi-
saccia, f. =bow, S.: arcione di sella, m.
-cloth, s.: gualdrappa, covertina, f.
=-maker, saddler,s.:sellaio, m. «tree,
s.: arcione di sella, m.
sad-ly, ADV.: tristamente; miserabilmen-
te, cattivamente. -mess, S.: tristezza, f.,
affanno, dolore, m.
safe, ADJ.: salvo, sicuro; felice; fuor di
pericolo ; fido, fidato: — and sound, sano
e salvo; — conduct, salvacondotto, m.;
— return, felice ritorno. safe2, s.:
guardavivande, m., dispensa, f. -guard1,
TR.: conservare sano e salvo, guardare;
proteggere. keeping, s.: custodia,
guardia, f. -ly, ADV.: salvamente; senza
pericolo. -mess, S.: sicurezza, sicurtà, f.
-ty, S.: salvezza; sicurezza; salute; cu-
stodia, f. -ty-valve, s.: valvola di si-
curtà, f.
sàffron1,s.: zafferano, croco, m.: — col-
our, colore di zafferano, m. saffron 2,
ADJ.: di color di zafferano, giallo.. saf-
fron 3, TR.: zafferanare. flower, S.:
fiore di zefferano, croco, m.
sag, TR.: caricare; INTR.: esser pesante,
pesare.
sa-gacious, ADI. : sagace; astuto. -ga-
ciously, ADV.: sagacemente; astuta-
sadden
mente. -gaciousness, S.: acutezza
d’ingegno, f. -gàeity, S.: sagacità;
astuzia, f.
sagel, ADJ.: savio, saggio; circospetto;
s.î savio, uomo savio, m. sage2, S.:
(bot.) salvia, f. -ly, ADV.: saviamente,
prudentemente. -mess, 8.: saviezza, pru-
denza, f.
sàgit-tal, ADJ.: (anat.) sagittale. -tary,
S.: (astr.) sagittario, arciere, m.
sago,S.: sagu, m. -tree,s.. spezie di
palmizio, f.
sagy, ADI. : pieno di salvia, f.
sàili,s.: vela; nave; ala, f.: be under
—, esser alla vela; hoist up —, set —,
far vela; make —, spiegar le vele ; shorten
—, diminuire le vele; strike —, ammai-
nare le vele. sail2, (IN)TR.: veleggiare,
fare vela, navigare; imbarcarsi: — along
the coast, costeggiare; — back, approdare,
pigliare terra; — in the main, veleggiare
in alto mare. -able, ADJ.: navigabile.
-er, S.: vascello, naviglio, m. -ing, S.:
navigazione, f.; veleggiamento,m. -mak-
er, S.: fattore di vele, m. -or, S.: mari-
naro, marinaio, m. »yard,s.: antenna, f.
«Aim, S.: saime, lardo grasso, m.
saloon
sainfoin, s.: (bot.) cedrangola, f., trifo-
glio, m.
sainti, ADJ.: santo; S.: santo, m., san-
ta, f.: AU —s day, il giorno di Ognissan-
ti. saimt2, TR.: far il santo; INTR.:
canonizzare. -ed, ADJ.: canonizzato, san-
to, sacro; pio. -like, ADJ.: da santo.
-ly, ADV.: santamente ; piamente. -ship,
S.: santità; vita santa, f.
sake, 8.: causa, cagione ; fine, f.; amore,
m.: for God's —, per Y amor di Dio; for
your —, per rispetto vostro.
saker, s.: sagro, m. (falcone).
maschio del falcone, m.
sal, s.: (phar.) sale, m.
sal-able, ADJ.: vendibile, da vendersi.
-ableness, S.: essere vendibile, m.
-ably, ADv.: in modo vendibile; in buo-
na condizione.
sal-acious, ADI. : salace; lascivo, lussu-
-et, S.:
rioso. -Aciously, ADV.: lascivamente,
lussuriosamente. -aeity, S.: lascivia,
lussuria, f.
salad, s.: insalata, f. =dish, s.: piatto
per l'insalata, m. -oil,s.: olio d’uliva, m.
salàm, s.: salamalecha, f.
salaman-der, S.: salamandra, f. -drine,
ADJ.: di salamandra.
salary, s.: salario, m., mercede, f.
sale, s.: vendita, f.; incanto pubblico, m.:
ready —, smercio rapido; bill of —, fat-
tura, f.; on (for) —, vendibile; da ven-
dersi; make an open —, vendere all’ in-
canto. -able, ecc. = salable, ecc. -sman,
8.: barattatore, rigattiere, m. -swoman,
s.: barattatora, f. -work, s.: abiti fatti
per vendere, m. pl.
salic, ADI. : salico.
salient, ADJ.: sagliente; palpitante.
salification, s.: salificazione, f.
sa-line, -linous, ADJ.: salino, di sale.
sal-iva, S.: saliva, scialiva, f. -ival,
-ivary, ADJ.: salivale. -ivate, TR.:
rendere saliva. -ivation, s.: salivazio-
ne, f., salivare, m. -ivous, ADJ.: di sali-
va; pituitoso.
sàllow1,s.: salce, salcio, n. sallow2,
ADJ.: pallido, smorto. -ness,s.: palli-
dezza, f., pallore, m. tree, s.: salce,
salcio, m.
sàlly1,s.: sortita, scappata; escursione,
scorsa; stravaganza, f.; bollore, m. -sal-
ly 2, INTR.: fare una sortita; uscire;
(mal.) uscir de’ ripari: — forth, uscire di
slancio.
salmagundi, s.: manicaretto, m.
salmon, S.: sermone, salmone, m. (pesce):
young —, piccol sermone, m. =pipe, S.:
macchina da prender salmoni, f. =trout,
S.: trota del sapore del sermone, f.
salson, s.: salone, m., sala grande; bir-
reria, osteria, f.
salsuginous
salsuginous, ADJ.: salsugginoso, salma-
stro.
salt!, s.: sale; (fig.) senno, genio, m.:
mineral —, salgemma, f.; attic —, sale
attico; Epsom —, sal d’ Inghilterra.
salt2, ADJ.: salato: — meat, carne sala-
ta; — water, acqua di mare. salt3, TR.:
salare.
saltation, S.: saltazione, f., saltare, m.
salt-beef, s.: bue salato, m. -box,S.:
cassa da conservare il sale, f. -cat,s.:
pezzo di sale, m. -cellar, s.: saliera, f.
-er, s.: venditore di sale, m. -ern,
-house, s.: salina, fabbrica di sale, f.
saltimbancof, s.: saltimbanco, cerreta-
no, n.
salt-ish, ADJ.: salsetto, salaticcio. -less,
ADJ.: senza sale ; insipido. -ly, ADV. : con
sale. =maker, s.: lavorante al sale, m.
-marsh, s.: salina, f. -meat, S.: car-
ne salata fecca, f. -mine, s.: salina, f.
-ness, S.: salsezza, salsuggine, f «pan
= salt-pit. -pétre, s.: salnitro, nitro,
m. -petre-house, s.: fabbrica del sal-
nitro, f. -pétre-maker, s.: che lavora
al salnitro. -pillar, s.: statua di sale,
f. =pit, s.: salina, f.; pozzo d’acqua
salsa, m. spring, S.: sorgente d'ac-
qua salmastra, f. tub, S.: vaso da sa-
larvi dentro la carne, m.; saliera, f.
-water, s.: acqua salsa, f. -work,
8.: salina, f. -y, ADJ.: salso.
salùbri-ous, ADJ.: salubre, salutifero.
-ously, ADV.: salubremente. -ty, S.:
salubrità, sanità, f.
sàlutar-iness, s.: salubrità; sanità, f.
-y, ADI. : salutevole, salutare.
sa-lutation, s.: salutazione, f.; saluta-
re, saluto, m. -lute1,sS.: saluto, saluta-
re, m., riverenza, f.; bacio, m. -lutez,
TR.: salutare, chinare la testa, baciare:
— each other, salutarsi l un l’altro. -lut-
er, S.: salutatore; baciatore, m. -lu-
tiferous, ADJ.: salutifero, salubre.
sal-vability, s.: possibilità di salvarsi, f.
sàl-vable, ADJ.: che può essere salvato.
sàl-vage, s.: premio per salvar da un
naufragio, m. -wation, s.: salvamento,
m.; eterna salute, f.: eternal —, l’ eterna
salute; — Army, esercito della salute.
-vatory, s.: ricettacolo; conservatorio,
m.; guardaroba, f. :
sàlve1,s.: unguento, impiastro ; rimedio.
salve2, TR.: salvare; medicare; aiutare.
sàl-ver, s.: vassoio, m.; sottocoppa, f.
-vo, S.: riserbazione; scusa, f.
samar, s.: zimarra, f. :
same, ADJ.: medesimo, stesso; simile : it
is the — to me, per me è lo stesso; 2 1s
the very —, questo è desso. -mess, S.:
medesimezza, cosa medesima, f.
simlet, s.: piccol salmone, m. (pesce).
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samphire, s.: (bot.) finocchio marino, m.
sàm-ple1,s.: esemplare, modello; esem-
pio, m.; mostra, f. -ple2, TR.: mostrare
l esempio. -pler, s.: saggio, m., mostra,
f., modello, m.
sàn-able, abJ.: sanabile. -ation, 8.:
sanazione, f., guarimento, m. -ative,
ADJ.: sanativo. -ativeness, S.: virtù
di sanare, virtù di guarire, f.
sàne-tificate, TR.: santificare. -tifi-
cation, s.: santificazione, f. -tifier, S.:
santificatore, m. -tify, TR.: santificare,
fare santo. -tifying, s.: santificamen-
to, santificare, m. -timonious, ADI.:
da santo; santo, ipocrito: — person, bac-
chettone, m., bacchettona, f. -timò-
niously, ADV.: con santimonia. -timò-
niousness, -timony, S.: santimonia;
santità, f. -tigni, s.: sanzione, f., de-
creto, m., legge, f.: pragmatical —, pram-
matica sanzione, f. -tion2, TR.: dar san-
zione. -titude, s.: santità, f. -tity,
S.: santità; vita religiosa, f. -tuarizef,
TR.: dar santuario, dare un asilo. -tuary,
s.: santuario ; asilo, m.
sand I, s.: arena, rena, sabbia, f.; sabbio-
ne, m.: fine —, rena, sabbioncella, f.;
drift —, arena mobile. sand2, TR.: co-
prire di rena, coprire di sabbia..
sandal, s.: sandalo, zoccolo, m. tree,
s.: sandalo, m. wood, s.: sandalo, m.
sàndarack, s.: sandaraca, f. (gomma).
sànd-bank, s.: banco di rena, m., sec-
ca, f.
sàndblind, ADJ.: vedente fosco.
sand-box, S.: polverino, m. -cart, S.:
carro da sabbia, m. -ed, ADJ.: coperto
di sabbia, sabbionoso. hill, s.: muc-
chio di sabbia, m., monticella di rena, f.
-iness, S.: stato sabbionoso, m., arenosi-
tà, f. -ish, ADJ.: alquanto sabbionoso.
-paper, S.: carta vetro, f. =pit, S.:
cava di sabbione, f. stone, S.: pietra
arenaria, f.
sandwich, s.: panino gravido, m.
sandy, ADJ.: sabbioso, arenoso.
sane, ADJ.: sano, in buona sanità.
sanity
san-guifier, S.: sanguificante, m. -gQui-
fy, INTR.: generare sangue. -guinary,
ADJ.: sanguinario; crudele. -guine,
ADJ.: sanguigno, sanguineo. -guinely,
ADV.: ardentemente. -guineness, S.:
ardore, m. -guimeous, ADJ.: sangui-
neo, sanguigno. -guinity, S.: ardore,
m.; confidenza, f. -guinolent, ADJ.:
sanguinolento, crudele.
Sanhedrim, s.: sanedrim, sinedrio, m.
sanicle, s.: (bot.) sanicula, f.
sani-es, S.: sanie, marcia, f.
sanioso, marcioso.
sanity, S.: sanità, f.; stato perfetto di
mente. m.
-ous, ADJ.:
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San-scrit, -skrit, s.: sanscrito, m.
saplI, s.: succhio, succo, sugo; alburno.
sap2, S.: umore, m. sap3,TR.: mina-
re; zappare; distruggere.
sap-id, ADJ.: saporito, gustoso. -idity,
-idness, S.: sapore, savore; gusto, m.
sapien-ee, s.: sapienza, saviezza, f. ; co-
noscimento, m. -t, ADJ.: sapiente, savio,
saputo.
sap-less, ADJ.: senza succhio, secco.
-ling,:S.: arbuscello, piantone, m.
sap-onaceous, -onary, ADJ.: saponaceo.
sapor, S.: sapore, savore, m.; saporosita,
Sf. -ific, ADJ.: saporifico, savoroso.
sapper, S.: zappatore, m.
Sapphic, ADI.: saffico.
sàp-phire, S.: zaffiro, m.
ADI. : zaffirino.
sàp-piness, s.: abbondanza di sugo, f.
-py, ADJ.: pieno di succhio, vigoroso;
giovane.
saraband, s.: sarabanda, f. (ballo spa-
gnuolo).
sàr-casm,S.:sarcasmo, m. -càstic(al),
ADJ.: sarcastico, satirico, pungente. -cas-
tically, ADV.: satiricamente, di satira.
sàreenet, s.: taffeta, f.
sarcle, TR.: sarchiare.
sarc-Oma, S.: sarcoma, scirro, m. -6ph-
agous, ADJ.: caustico, corrosivo. -oph-
agus, S.: sarcofago, m. -dphagy, s.:
pascersi di carne, m. -dtie, S.: sarcoti-
co, incarnativo, m.
sarculation, s.: sarchiatura, f., sarchia-
mento, m.
sar-del, -dine, s.: sardina, sardella, f.
sardònic, ADI. : sardonico: — laughter,
riso sardonico, m.
sardonyx, S.: sardonico, m.
sarsaparilla, Ss. : (phar.) salsapariglia, f.
sàrseI, S.: staccio, m. sarsez, TR.:
stacciare.
sartorious, ADI. : sartorio.
sàsh, s.: cinto di seta, m., cintura, f.:
-frame, s.: intelaiatura,f. -window,
s.: finestra a ghigliottina, f.
sassafras, S.: (phar.) sassafrasso, m.
sasse, S.: cateratta, f.
Sa-tan, s.: Satan, diavolo, m. -tanic-
(al), ADJ.: satanico, diabolico. -tamic-
ally, ADV.: diabolicamente, da diavolo.
satchel, s.: sacchetto, sacchettino, m.
sat-e, TR.: saziare, satollare. -ed, ADJ.:
satollo, sazio, saziato. -eless, ADI. : insa-
ziabile.
satellite, S.: satellite, m.
s&-tiateI, TR.: saziare, satollare ; soddis-
fare. -tiate2, ADJ.: satollo, saziato.
-tidtion, -tiety, S.: sazietà, satollezza,
sazievolezza, f.
sàtin,s.: raso, m. (drappo). =ribbon,
s.: nastro col lustro del raso, m.
Sanscrit
-phirine,
savingly
sa-tire, S.: satira, f. -tiric(al), ADJ.:
satirico; mordace. -tirically, ADV.:
satiricamente. -tirist, S.: satirico, scrit-
tore di satire, m. -tirize, TR.: sati
reggiare, far satire.
satisfac-tion, s.: soddisfazione; ragio-
ne, f.; piacere, m. -tive, ADJ.: soddi-
sfacente. -torily, ADV.: d’una maniera
soddisfacente. -toriness, S.: soddis-
facimento, m. -tory, ADJ.: soddisfatto-
rio.
satisfy, (IN)TR.: soddisfare, dar soddisfa-
zione; contentare; pagare; saziare: —
of, convincere. -ing, ADJ.: soddisfacente.
satrap, S.: satrapo, m. -y, S.: satrapia,
f., governo satrapico, m.
sàtu-rable, ADJ.: che si può saturare.
-rate, TR.: saturare, satollare, saziare.
-ration, s.: saturazione, f.
Saturday, s.: sabato, sabbato, m.
Saturn, s.: (astr.) saturno, m. -alia,
S. PL.: saturnali, m. pl. -alian, ADI.:
saturnale. -als = Saturnalia. -ian
saturn-, ADJ.. saturnino; felice, beato.
-ime, ADJ.: saturnino; malinconico, tri-
sto.
satyr, S.: (myth.) satiro, m.
s&ue-el, s.: condimento, m.; salsa, f.:
butter —, salsa bianca, f. -e2, TR.: con-
dire; acconciare con salsa. -e=box,s.:
sfacciato, sfrontato, m. -e=pan, S.: pa-
dellino, m. -er, s.: piattello; scodelli-
no, m. -ily, ADV.: sfacciatamente, im-
pertinentemente. -iness, S.: sfacciatag-
gine, impudenza, f. -y, ADJ.: sfacciato,
insolente, presuntuoso.
saunter, INTR.: battere le strade, vaga-
bondare, andar ramingo. -er, s.: ozioso,
vagabondo, m.
sausage, S.: salsiccia, f., salame, m.
sava-gel, ADJ.: salvatico, fiero; crudele ;
s.: selvaggio, m. -ge2, TR.: render sal
vatico. -gely, ADV.: alla salvatica; fie-
ramente, crudelmente. -geness, -gery,
S.: salvatichezza, rozzezza; crudeltà, bar-
barie, f.
savànna, S.: prateria, f.
sav-el, PREP., ADV.. salvo, eccettuato;
eccetto che, tolto che, fuorchè. -e2, TR.:
salvare; risparmiare, conservare; INTR.:
essere a buon mercato: God — the king!
viva il re! Dio salvi il re! — money, ri-
sparmiare danari; to — time, per non per-
der tempo. -eall, s.: canello, m. -er,
s.: salvatore, liberatore; risparmiatore, m.
savin, S.: (bot.) savina, sabina, f.
saving I, ADJ.: economo, parco; frugale;
salvatore, -trice ; s.: salvamento; rispar-
mio, m.; economia, f.: — faith, fede sal-
vatrice ; be —, usar economia. saving2,
PREP.: salvo, eccetto, fuorché, se non.
-ly, ADV.: con risparmio, parcamente ;
savingness
frugalmente. -ness, s.: frugalità; eco-
nomia, f. -s-bank, s.: banco di rispar-
mio, m.; cassa di risparmio, f.
Saviour, s.: salvatore, redentore, m.
savourl, S.: sapore, savore; gusto; odore,
m. savour 2, TR.: saporare, assaporare;
sentire: it —s of, sa di, sente di. -ily,
ADV.: saporitamente, con gusto. -iness,
s.: sapore, buon gusto; odore, m. -less,
ADJ.: senza sapore. -rous, ADJ.: sa-
poroso. -y, ADJ.: saporito, saporoso, di
buon sapore.
savoury, S.: (bot.) santoreggia, timbra, f.
Savoy, S.: cavolo capuccio, m.
saw, S.: sega, f.: little —, hand —, se-
ghetta, f. saw2, S.: proverbio, motto,
mM. saw3,TR.: segare. -dust,S.: sega-
tura, f. -er = sawyer. -fish, S.: sega-
marina, f. (pesce). -ing, S.: segare,
segamento, m. «mill, s.: mulino da se-
gare, m. «pit, S.: fossa de’ segatori, f.
«yer, S.: segatore, m.
sax-ifrage, S.: (bot.) sassifraga, f. -ifra-
gous, ADI. : litontritico.
sàyI,S.: saga (panno); mostra, f. say2,
IRR.; INTR.: dire; narrare, raccontare:
that is to —, cioè a dire, cioè; — by
heart, recitare a mente; — over again,
dire di nuovo, ridire; — on! dite su! J
—/ dimmi un po’! no sooner said than
done, detto, fatto. -img, S.: dicimento;
proverbio, motto, m.: as the — îs, come
dice il proverbio.
scab, s.: scabbia, rogna, f.; birbone, m.
scàbbard, s.: fodero, m.; guaina, f.
seab-bed, ADJ.: scabbioso, rognoso, leb-
broso. -bedmess, -bimess, S.: rogna,
f. -by = scabbed.
scabious, ADJ.: scabbioso, rognoso; S.:1
scabbiosa, gallinella, f.
scabrous, ADJ.: scabroso; rozzo; senza
armonia. -mess, S.: scabrosità, f.
scabwort, S.. (bot.) scabbiosa, f.
scaffold 1, s.: palco, catafalco, m. scaf-
fold 2, TR.: impalcare. -age, -ing, S.:
struttura di palchi; galleria, f.
scala-de, -do, s.: scalata, f., scalamen-
to, m.
scàlawag, s.: uomo da niente, furbo, m.
scald 1, ADJ.: misero, cattivo, spregievole.
seald2,s.: tigna, f. scald3,TR.: scot-
tare; sciacquare con acqua calda. -head,
8.: tigna, forfora, f. -ing-hot, ADI.:
bollente, fervente. -ing-house, s.: luo-
go da dar la scottatura, m.
scale, s.: bilancia, f.; guscio, m.; (mus.)
solfa, zolfa, f.; saggiuolo, m.: —s, bilan-
cie; (astr.) Bilancia, Libra; pair of —s,
bilancia, f.; — of a map, scala d’ una car-
ta geografica, f.; —s of a fish, squame di
pesce; —s of hot iron, scaglie di ferro, f.
pl scal-ez, TR.: scalare, scagliare;
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pesare ; INTR.: scagliarsi; scorticarsi: —
the walls, scalare le mura, dare la scalata
alle mura. -ed, ADJ.: scaglioso, squamo-
so. -eless, ADJ.: senza scaglie.
scalene, S.: scaleno, m.
scaliness, S.: essere scaglioso, m., squa-
mosità, f.
scaling, s.: scalata, f.: — ladders, scale
da scalare, f. pl.
scàll, s.. lebbra, lepra, tigna, f.
ADJ.: tignoso,
scàllion, s.: scalogno, m., cipollina, f.
scàllopI, s.: petonchio, m. (conchiglia).
scallop?2, TR.: tagliare a festone.
scàlp1,s.: capellatura, f.; pericranio, m.
scalp 2, TR.: levare via il pericranio. -el,
-ing-iron, S.: scalpello, m.
sealy, ADJ.: scaglioso, squamoso.
seam-ble, (IN)TR.: moversi goffamente ;
esser turbolento, tumultuare. -bler,
s.: sfacciato, leccappiatti, parasito, m.
-bling, ADJ.: turbolento, tumultuante.
-blingly, ADV.: con romore; sfacciata-
mente.
scam-moniate, ADJ.: discamonea. scàm-
mony, S.: (bot.) scamonea, f.
scamper, TR.: scampare, fuggire via: —
away (off), darla a gambe, scappare, scam-
pare. -er, S.: fuggitivo, m.
scàn, TR.: scandere, misurare un verso;
esaminare, ponderare.
seandall, s.: scandalo, scandolo, m.;
ignominia, infamia, f.: bring a — upon,
scandalizzare; lie under a —, aver cattivo
nome, esser in cattiva riputazione. scan-
dalz, TR.: diffamare, accusare falsamente.
-ize, TR.: scandalizzare, dare scandalo.
-ous, ADJ.: scandaloso, diffamatorio, in-
fame. -ously, ADV.: scandalosamente.
-ousness, S.: scandalo pubblico, m.
scàn-ned, ADJ.: scandito, misurato.
-ning, S.: scandere, misurare (i versi), m.
-siom, S.: scansione, misura (di versi), f.
scAntiI, ADJ.: parco, stretto; meschino;
ADV.: appena. scant2, TR.: limitare,
ristringere; INTR.: (nav.) mancare: the
wind —s, il vento manca. -ily, ADV.:
parcamente; meschinamente. -imess, S.:
scarsezza, strettezza; insufficienza, f.
seant-le, TR.: dividere in piccoli pezzi;
INTR.: mancare. -let,s.: pezzetto, m.;
quantità piccola, f. -limg, S.: pezzetta;
misura, grandezzia, f. i
scànt-ly, ADV.: strettamente, parcamen-
te; meschinamente. -ness, S.: strettez-
za; scarsezza, parcità, f. -y, ADJ.: stret-
to, parco; sordito. :
scApe!, s.: scappata, fuga, f. scapez,
TR.: scappare, fuggire; evitare. -goat,
s.: becco di espiazione, capro emissario,
m. -grace, S.: birichino, monello, cat-
tivo soggetto, bricconcello, m.
scapegrace
-ed,
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scapu-la, S.: omero, m., paletta della
spalla, f. -lar, -lary, ADI.: delle spal-
le. -lary, S.: scapolare, m.
scàriI,s.: cicatrice, f. scar2, TR.: cica-
trizzare, far una cicatrice; INTR.: formar-
si in cicatrice.
scarab(ee), s.: scarafaggio, scarabeo, m.
scaramouch, s.: zanni, buffone, m.
scar-ee, ADJ.: scarso, raro. -ee(ly),
ADV.: scarsamente, appena; a fatica, a
stento. -eeness, -eity, S.: scarsezza,
scarsità, f.
scare, TR.: atterrire, spaventare, far pau-
ra. -crow, 8.: spaventacchio, spaurac-
chio, m. -d, ADJ.: atterrito, spaventato.
searfi, s.: ciarpa, banda; cintura, f.
scarf2, TR.: ornare di ciarpa; incastra-
re, congegnare. -ed, ADJ.: vestito (or-
nato) di ciarpa. «skin, s.: epidermide,
cuticola, f.
scarification, s.: scarificazione, f.
sciùri-ficator, -fier, S.: scarificatore,
m. -fy, TR.: scarificare, scarnare. -fy-
ing, S.: scarificazione, f. i;
scar-latîna, s.: febbre scarlattina, f.
-let, ADJ.: scarlattino, scarlatto: —s,
scarlatto, m.; — fever, febbre scarlatti-
na, f.; — oak, elce, f., leccio, m.; — robe,
veste di scarlatto, f.
searp, S.: (fort.) scarpa, f.
sear-red, -ry, ADJ.: cicatrizzato.
scAtch, s.: morso di cavallo, m.
seath 1,8.: perdita, f., danno, m. scath 2,
scathe, INTR.: danneggiare, guastare,
rovinare. -ful, ADJ.: dannoso, distruttivo.
-less, ADJ.: senza danno.
scàtter, TR.: spandere, sparpagliare, dis-
sipare. -edly = scatteringly. -ing,S.:
spargimento, m. -ingly, ADV.: sparsa-
mente; confusamente. -limg,S.: vaga-
bondo, m.
scavenger, S.: paladino, m.
seélerat{, s.: scellerato, briccone, m.
seén-e, s.: scena, f.; teatro, m.: drop —,
comodino, m.; side —s, scene laterali,
quinte, f. pl. -ery,S.: vista; rappresen-
tazione; scena, f.
seén-ic(al), ADJ.: scenico; teatrale.
-ogràphic(al), ADJ.: scenografico.
-ogràphically, ADV.: in modo sceno-
grafico; in prospetiva. -Ography, S.:
scenografia; prospettiva, f.
seèntI,s.: odore, sentore; odorato; fiu-
to, m.: know by the —, conoscere al fiuto.
scent 2, TR.: odorare; fiutare, annasare ;
profumare: — out, rintracciare al fiuto,
subodorare, scoprire. -bottle, s.: boc-
cetta d’ odore, f. -ful, ADJ.: odoroso.
-less, ADJ.: inodorabile ; senza fiuto.
scépti-c(al), ADI. : scettico. -eism, S.:
scetticismo, m.
seéptre, S.; scettro, m.
scapula
=bearer, S.:
sclerotic
che porta lo scettro, mazziere, f. -d, ADJ.:
scettrato.
schédule, s.: cedola; cartuccia; poliz-
za, f.
sché-matism, s.: figura, forma, f. -mez,
S.: piano, disegno; modello; sistema, m.:
wild —, progetto stravagante. -me 2,
TR.: progettare, disegnare. -mer, s.:
disegnatore, inventore, m. -ming, ADI.:
progettante, astuto, artifizio; S.: proget-
to, il progettare, m.
schism, S.: scisma; divisione, separazio-
ne, f. -atic, s.: scismatico, m. -atic-
al, ADJ.: scismatico, di scisma. -atic-
ally, ADV.: in modo scismatico. -atize,
TR.: fare uno scisma.
schòlar, s.: scolare; dotto, erudito, let-
terato, m.: Latin —, latinista, m.; Greek
—, grecista, m.; day —, scolare esterno;
fellow —, condiscepolo, m. like, ADI.:
da scolare. -ship, s.: dottrina, scien-
za, f.
scholàsti-c(al), ADI. : scolastico.
ly, ADV.: in modo scolastico.
scho-liast, S.: scoliaste, chiosatore, m.
-lion, -lium, s.: scolio, breve commen-
tario, m. -lyt, INTR.: fare scoli.
sché6ol1,s.: scuola, f.: girl’s —, scuola
feminile; go to —, andare alla scuola;
keep —. tenere scuola. school2, TR.:
istruire, insegnare ; riprendere. -boy, S.:
scolare; studente, m. dame, S.: mae-
stra di scuola, f. -divinity, S.: teo-
logia scolastica, f. fellow, S.: condi-
scepolo; compagno di scuola, m. -girl,
s.: ragazza di scuola, f. -house, S.:
scuola, f. man, S.: scolastico, m.
-master, S.: maestro di scuola, m.
-mate, S.: condiscepolo, compagno di
scuola, m. -mistress, s.: maestra di
scuola, f. -room, s.: classe, scuola, f.
schdoner, s.: vascello a due alberi, m.
seiàt-ic(a), s.: sciatica, f., aspro dolore,
m. -ie(al), ADJ.: sciatico.
seien-ee, S.: scienza; dottrina; lettera-
tura, f. -tific(al), ADJ.: scientifico, dot-
to. -tifically, ADV.: scientificamente.
seimitar, S.: scimitarra, storta, f.
seintil-lant, ADJ.: scintillante. -late,
INTR.: scintillare, sfavillare. -lation,
s.: scintillazione, f,
seio-list, s.: saccentone, semidotto, m.
-lous, ADI. : sciolo, saputello.
seion, s.: rimessiticcio, ramicello, m.
scir-rhous, ADJ.: scirroso, indurato.
-rhus, S.: scirro, induramento, m.
seis-sible, -sile, ADJ.; scissile. -sign,
s.: scissione ; separazione, f. -sors, S. PL.:
forbici, f. pl.: large —, cesoie, f. pl.; a
pair of —, un paio di forbici. -sure, S.:
scissura; fessura, f.
selerétic, s.: pannicolo duro, m.
1
-cal-
scoat
scoat, TR.: fermare una ruota.
sodbs, S. PL. : limatura d’ avorio, f.
soòffI, S.. scherno, m., beffa, burla, f.
scoff2, TR.: schernire, beffare, burlare:
— at, deridere. -er, S.: schernitore,
beffatore, beffardo, m. -ingi, ADJ.:
scherzevole; contumelioso. -ing2, s.:
scherno, m., burla, baia, f. -ingly,ADV.:
in modo burlevole, burlescamente.
seold 1, s.: garritrice, riottosa, f. scold 2,
(M)TR.: rabbuffare; borbottare, conten-
dere. -ing,s.: contesa, f., contendimen-
to; sgridamento, m.
scdllop, s.: petonchio, m. (conchiglia).
scònee1, s.: forte, baluardo ; candelabro,
m.; elmo, casco, m.; (coll) testa, f.
sconce 2, TR.: fare ammenda, sottoporre
a multa.
seéopi,s.: paletta; gotazza a mano, f.
scoop 2, TR.: votare, scavare.
scope, S.: scopo; segno; disegno; fine,
m.; libertà, f., campo, m.: free —, libero
campo.
scòpulousi, ADI. : pieno di scogli.
scòr-bute, s.: scorbuto, m. -butic(al),
ADI. : scorbutico.
scòree, S.: cambio, baratto, m.
seòrch, (IN)TR.: riardere; abbruciare:
—ed by the sun, abbronzato. -img, ADJ.:
ardente: — fire, gran fuoco, m.; S.: riar-
dimento, m., adustione, f.
seérdium, S.: (bot.) scordio, m.
scòreI, s.: conto; scotto, m.; taglia;
ventina, f.; risguardo, rispetto, m.; ragio-
ne, f.: upon a new —, da capo, di nuovo;
upon the —, in risguardo; upon what —?
per che ragione? quit —s, saldare il con-
to. score 2, TR.: segnare, notare; met-
tere in conto: — out, cassare, cancellare ;
— a writing, rigare una scrittura.
seò-ria, S.: scoria, f.; rosticci, m. pl.
-rious, ADJ.: pieno di rosticci, schiumo-
80,
seòrn I, s.: sdegno, disprezzo; scorno:
laugh to —, mettere in derisione, farsi
beffe di. scorm2, (IN)TR.: sdegnare, di-
spregiare, vilipendere, sprezzare. -er, S.:
dispregiatore, beffatore, m. -ful, ADJ.:
sdegnoso, sprezzante, spregioso. -fully,
ADV.: disprezzevolmente, sdegnosamente.
«ing, s.: dispregiamento, disprezzo, m.
scérpion, S.: scorpione, m.
seérse = scorce.
seét, S.: scotto, m.; parte, porzione, f.:
— and lot, diritti della parrocchia, m. pl.
Scotch 1, ADI. or s. (m., f.): scozzese.
scotch 2, s.: picciol taglio, tagliuzzo, m.
scotch 3, TR.: far un picciol taglio, ta-
gliare la superfizie. -(ed)-collops, s.
PL.: (cook.) braciuola di carne fritta, f.
Sedtchman, s.: scozzese, m.
scotfree, ADI. : franco, immune.
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scotomy, S.: scotomia, f.
sedundrel, s.: briccone, gaglioffo, m.
scéur I, (IN)TR.: forbire; nettare; frega-
re: — the country, battere la strada; —
the woods, perlustrare i boschi; — about,
vagare, vagabondare; — away, fuggire
via, svignare. -er, S.: cavamacchie, m. ;
guattera, f.; perdigiorno, m.
sedur-ge I, s.: sferza, frusta, f.; flagello,
gastigo, m.: the — of, il flagello di. -ge2,
TR.: sferzare, frustare; punire. -ger,
S.: sferzatore, flagellatore, gastigatore,
m. -ging,s.: flagellamento, m., gasti-
gazione, f.
seéuring, S.: forbire, m.; uscita; soc-
correnza, f.
seduti, s.: corridore; battistrada, m.;
vedetta, veletta, f. scout2, INTR.: bat-
tere le strade; fare la scoperta.
scével, s.: spazzatoio, m.
scòw, S.: chiatta, f.
seòwli, s.: cipiglio, guardo arcigno, m.
seowl2, INTR.: increspare le ciglia; mo-
strar un viso arcigno: — upon, guardar
con cipiglio. -img, s.: increspamento ;
guardo arcigno, m. -ingly, ADV.: con
viso arcigno, ritrosamente.
scrabble, TR.: palpeggiare, tastare ; graf-
fiare; INTR.: andar tastone, brancolare.
serag, S.: collo mozzato; scheletro, m.
-ged, ADJ.: ruvido, scabroso ; rozzo; ine-
guale. -gedmess, -giness, S.: maci-
lenza, magrezza; ruvidezza, f. -gy, ADJ.:
molto magro, scarno.
seràm-bleI, s.: aggrappamento, ram-
picare, m. -ble2, INTR.: aggrappare,
rampicare: — for, procurare di ghermire,
acchiappare, arraffare: — up, inerpicarsi
sopra. -bler, S.: che aggrappa, che
rampica.
scranch, TR.: sgretolare, rompere co’ den-
ti.
serànnelj, ADJ.: aspro; indigente, pove-
ro.
seràp, S.: pezzo, frammento; rimasuglio,
m.: — of paper, pezzetto di carta, m.
-book, s.: libro di squarci, m.
seràp-eI, s.: difficoltà, f.; impaccio, m.;
saluto sgraziato, m. -e2,TR.: raschiare,
grattare, rastiare; INTR.: strimpellare,
raspare, razzolare : — at the door, raschia-
re alla porta; — out, radere, cancellare ;
— up, accumulare, ammassare. -epen-
ny, S.: spilorcio, avaro, m. -er, s.: ra-
stiatoio ; cattivo suonatore, m. -ing, S.:
rastiatura, raschiatura, f.; piccol profit-
to, m. P
scràti, s.: ermafrodito, m.
seràtchi, s.: graffiatura, f., graffio, m.
seratch 2, TR.: grattare, graffiare; can-
cellare: — one’s self, grattarsi; — out,
cancellare. -er, s.: sgraffiatore, m. -es,
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8. PL. : (vet.) reste, f. pl.
in modo graffiante.
seraw}, S.: superficie; crosta, f.
seràdwli, s.: scarabocchio, m., cattiva
-ingly, ADV.:
mano, f. serawl2, TR.: scarabocchiare,
scrivere male. -er, S.: cattivo scritto-
re, m.
scrawny, ADJ.: scarno, magro, ossuto.
seray, S.: rondine di mare, f. (uccello).
seréaki, s.: cigolio, cigolamento, m.
sereak2, INTR.: cigolare; -stridere.
-ing, S.: cigolamente, m.
seréamiI, S.: strido, stridore, m.
scream 2, INTR.: gridare, stridere, stril-
lare: — out, gridare forte, strillare.
-ing, S.: strido, stridore, m.
seréech 1, s.: grido, strido, stridore, m.
screech 2Z, INTR.: squittire, gridar con
voce acuta. =owl, s.: civetta, f.
seréenI, 8.: ricovero; paravento, para-
fuoco ; crivello da sabbia, m.: fire —,
parafuoco, m.; folding —, paravento, m.
sereen 2, TR.: coprire; nascondere; va-
gliare; difendere, proteggere.
screw! skrù, s.: vite, f. serew?2, TR.:
fissare con una vite, fare entrare girando ;
attacare: — up one’s face, contorcere il
viso; — down, fermare (serrare) con vite;
angariare; — in, fare entrare, intro-
durre; — out, cavare fuori; disfare; —
up, serrare a vite, stringere; opprimere.
=bolt, s.: perno con vite, m. -driver,
S.: cacciavite, m. jack, S.: martinet-
to, m. tap, s.: mastio della madre-
vite, m.
seribbet, s.: pennello, m.
serib-ble 1, s.: scarabocchio, m.; cattiva
opera, f. -ble1, (IN)TR.: scarabocchiare,
scrivere male. -bler, S.: scrittorac-
cio, m.
seribe, S.: scriba; dottore (della legge);
scrivano; scrittore, m.
scrimerj, S.: gladiatore, schermitore,
spadaccino, m.
scrimmage, S.: zuffa, rotta, f.
serine}, S.: scrigno, m.
scrip, S.: bisaccia, f., sacchetto, m.;
cedola, f. -paget, s.: contenuto d’ un
sacchetto, m. —
serip-tory, ADJ.: scritto. -tural, ADJ.:
scritturale, della scrittura sacra. -ture,
s.: scrittura, scrittura sacra, f.
serivener, S.: scrivano; notaio; sensa-
le, m.
seròfu-la, s.: scrofola, f. -lous, ADJ.:
serofoloso.
seroll, s.: ruolo (di carta); cartello, m.;
voluta, f.
scréylej, s.: briccone, furfante, vaga-
bondo, m.
sorùbi, s.: gaglioffo, m.; scopa, f.
serub2, TR.: strofinare; fregare ben
scurrility
bene. -bed, -by, ADI. : cattivo, abbietto,
spregevole. -ber,S.: fregatore, strofina-
tore, m.
scruff}, s.: tigna; forforaggine, f.
serù-ple1,s.: scrupolo; dubbio, m.: —s
of conscience, scrupoli di coscienza. -plez,
INTR.: farsi scrupolo, esitare, dubbiare.
-pler, -pulist, s.: scrupoloso, dubbio-
so, m. -pulòsity, S.: scrupolosita, f.;
scrupolo, dubbio, m. -pulous, ADJ.:
scrupoloso, dubbioso. -pulously, ADV.:
scrupolosamente. -pulousness = scru-
pulosity.
serù-table, ADJ.: scrutabile. -tationi,
s.: scrutinio, m.; ricerca, f.; esame, m.
-tator, -tinéer, S.: scrutatore; ricer-
catore; esaminatore, m. -tinize, TR.:
scrutinare; cercare; esaminare. -ti-
nous, ADJ.: che scrutina. -tiny, 3.:
scrutinio; ricercamento; esame, m.
serùtoire -twar,s.: scrittoio, studiolo, m.
sertzej, TR.: incalzare; serrare.
sery, s.: folla d’ uccelli, f.
scudi, s.: rovescio, m., subita pioggia, f.
scud2, TR.: svignare; fuggirevia: —
along, affrettarsi; scappar via in fretta;
— before the wind, (nav.) correre spinto
da vento gagliardo, correre una fortuna
di vento. -dle, INTR.: correre con pre-
mura affettata.
scùffle I, s.: baruffa; contesa, rissa, f.
scuffle 2, INTR.: abbaruffarsi; azzuffarsi,
riottare.
scig, TR.: nascondere.
sculk!, s.: banda, truppa, f. seulk2,
INTR.: nascondersi; codiare: — after one,
codiare (spiare) uno. -er, S.: che si na-
sconde.
seull}! = skull. seull2, s.: piccol
remo, m.; barchetta, f. scul13, (IN)TR.:
remare con un remo sola da poppa.
seull4, s.: quantità di pesci, f. -er,
s.: battello con un barcaiuolo solo, m.
seullery, s.: levatoio, m.
scùllion, s.: guattero, m., guattera (di
cucina), f.: — maid, guattera, f.
sceulpit, TR.: scolpire, intagliare. -tilet,
ADI. : intagliato, scolpito. -tor, s.: scul-
tore, m. -turei, S.: scultura, f., in-
taglio, m. -ture2, TR.: scolpire, inta-
gliare.
seum!, s.: schiuma, spuma; feccia, f.:
full of —, schiumoso, spumoso. seum2,
TR.: schiumare; tor via la schiuma.
scùpper(-hole), s.: buco sul ponte d’ una
nave, m.
seurf, s.: tigna, forfora; scabbia, crosta
(di piaga); rogna, f. -iness, s.: tigna
eruzione cutanea, f. -y, ADJ.: tignoso,
scabbioso.
scùr-rile = scurrilous. -rility, S.:
scurrilità, buffoneria ; ingiuria, villania, f.
scurrilous
-rilous, ADJ.: ingiurioso; vile, basso.
-rilously, ADV.: in modo abusivo, ingiu-
riosamente. -rilousness = scurrility.
scîir-vily, ADV.: bruttamente, vilmente,
grossolanamente. -vimess, S.: cattivez-
za, malignità, viltà, f. -vy1,S.: scorbu-
to, m. -wy 2, ADI.: cattivo, ribaldo, vile;
tristo: — trick, tiro da briccone, m.
-vy-grass, S.: gramigna, f.
seat, S.: coda (d'una lepre, d'un coni-
glio), f.
sclitcheon, s.: scudo, m.; (lock.) toppa, f.
scitiform, ADJ.: a modo di scudo.
scuttle I, s.: graticola, f.; gran paniere,
m. seuttle2, s.: tramoggia di mulino,
f. seuttle 3, s.: (nav.) boccaporto, m.:
coal —, paniera pel carbone. scuttle4,
INTR.: andare qua e là.
seythe, S.: falce, f.
Seythian, ADI.: Scita, degli Sciti; s.:
scita, m., f.
sea, S.: mare, oceano, m.; onda, f.: by —
and land, per mare e per terra; main —,
alto mare; heavy —, mare grosso; a —,
un cavallone; be at —, trovarsi in mare;
go to —, andar sul mare; put out to —,
far vela. bar, s.: rondine di mare, f.
=beach, s.: spiaggia, f., lido, m. =beat-
(en), ADJ.: agitato dal mare. -boat,
s.: nave, f., naviglio, legno, m. «born,
ADJ.: nato dal mare. boy, S.: mozzo
di nave, m. -breach, s.: rottura del
mare, f. -breeze, S.: vento impetuo-
so, m. -calf, s.: vitello marino, m.
“captain, S.: capitano di naviglio, m.
=chart, s.: carta da navigare, ff.
-coast, S.: costa del mare, f. -com-
pass, S.: bussola, f. =cow, S.: vacca
marina, f. (pesce). =dog, S.: pesce cane,
m. -farer,S.: marinaro, m. -faring,
ADI. : andando per mare: — man, mari-
naro, mn. »fennel,s.: finocchio marino,
m. fight, s.: combattimento navale,
m. =fowl, s.: uccello marino, m.
=green, ADJ.: del colore del mare.
=gull, s.: mugnaio, m. (uccello). -hog,
8.: porcello marino, m. horse, S.: ca-
vallo marino, m.
séal:, s.: sigillo, suggello; vitello mari-
no, m. seal2,s.: under hand and —,
segnato e sigillato; under the — of se-
crecy, sotto sigillo di confessione; affir
one’s — to, porre la firma a. seal3,TR.:
sigillare, suggellare; confermare. -er,
S.: sigillatore, m. -img-wax, S.: cera-
lacca, cera di Spagna, f. -rimg, S.:
anello da sigillare, m. Ù
sèéamI, s.: cucitura; congiuntura; cica-
trice, f. seam2,TR.: cucire; giungere;
cicatrizzare.
sèa-maid, s.: sirena, fl -man,s.: ma-
rinaio, m. -manship, s.: (arte di) na-
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vigazione, f. =mark,s.: (nav.) segnale,
m. =»mew, S.: gabbiano, mugnaio, m.
(uccello).
séamless, ADJ.: senza sutura.
séa-monster, S.: mostro marino, m.
séam-stress, S.: cucitrice, sartora,f. -y,
ADJ.: pieno di cuciture, cucito.
séan}, S.: sagena, rete da pescare, f.
sèa =“ nymph, s.: ninfa del mare, f.
-onion, S.: squilla, f. -ooze, S.: mel-
ma del mare, f. piece, s.: marina;
veduta di mare, f. =pool, s.: lago d' ac-
que salse, m. port, S.: porto di ma-
re, m.
séar I, ADJ.: secco, arido ; morto. sear2,
TR.: arrossare con ferro rovente.
séarch1, s.: inchiesta, ricerca; inquisi-
zione, f. search2, TR.: cercare, visi-
tare; esaminare; frugare, frugacchiare ;
provare: — a wound, tentare una ferita;
— after, ricercare, cercare, inchiedere;
— for, cercare, buscare; — into, inchie-
dere; esaminare; penetrare; — out, fare
una ricerca esatta. -able, ADI. : che si
può cercare. -er, S.: ricercatore; visi-
tatore, m. -img, ADJ.: penetrativo ; pron-
to; S.: cerca, ricerca, f. -less, ADJ.:
inscrutabile.
séar-cloth, s.: impiastro, cerotto, m.
séaredness, S.: secchezza, aridità; ste-
rilità; insensibilità, f.
s64 = room, S.: alto mare, largo, m.
“rover, S.: corsale, pirata, m. -ser-
pent, s.: serpe di mare, f. service,
s.: servizio navale, m. -shark,S.: pe-
sce cane, m. «shell, s.: guscio di pesce
marino, m. -shore, S.: spiaggia, costa
del mare, f. -=sick, ADJ.: mareggiato:
be —, mareggiarsi. -sickness, S.: mal
di mare, m. side, s.: lido del mare,
m., spiaggia, f.
séeasoni, S.: stagione, f.; tempo oppor-
tuno; condimento, m.: in the mean —,
nulladimeno ; out of —, fuori di stagione,
intempestivo, inopportuno. season 2, TR.:
condire; accostumare; INTR.: essere op-
portuno. -able, ADJ.: di stagione; op-
portuno. -ableness, s.: opportunità,
occasione, f. -ably, ADV.: opportuna-
mente; acconciamente; a proposito. -er,
s.: stagionatore; che infonde, m. -ing,
S.: stagionamento; condimento, m.
séa-surgeon, s.: chirurgo di nave, m.
séati, s.: sedia, f.; seggio; banco, m.;
scena; tribuna; situazione, f.: bishop's
—, seggio vescovile, m.; — of justice, tri-
bunale, m.; take a —, sedetevi, accomo-
datevi. seat2, TR.: situare; collocare;
stabilire: — one’s self (be seated), seder-
si; stare seduto; pray, be —ed, s’ acco-
modi.
séa-term, S.: termine marinaresco, ter-
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mine di marina, m. -urchin, s.: echino,
M. voyage, S.: viaggio per mare, m.
séavy, ADI. : giuncoso.
séaward, ADV.: in alto mare, verso il
mare. =water, 8.: acqua marina, acqua
salsa, f. -weed, S.: (bot.) alga, f.
sebaceous, ADI. : sebaceo.
sécant, s.: (geom.) secante, f.
seeéd-e, INTR.: ritirarsi; separarsi, divi-
dersi. -er, S.: che si ritira; discordan-
te, m.
seeèrn, TR.: separare; mettere da ban-
da; INTR.: separarsi.
seeéssion, s.: separazione, f.
secluù-de, TR.: escludere; eccettuare.
-sion, 8.: esclusione, f.
sécond!, ADI. : secondo: — hand, usato;
di riscontro; — sight, preconoscenza del
futuro, f.; he is — to none, egli non la
cede a nessuno. second2, s.: secondo;
difensore, protettore, m.; sessantesima
parte (d’ un minuto, dun grado), f.
second 3, TR.: secondare, aiutare, pro-
teggere, favorire: — a motion, appog-
giare una mozione. -arily, ADV.: nel
secondo ordine. -aryI, ADJ.: seconda-
rio, accessorio: — cause, causa accessoria,
Sf. -ary2, S.: deputato, delegato, m.
“hand, ADJ.: usato, non nuovo; infe-
riore; antiquario: — clothes, abiti usati;
— dinner, pranzo riscaldato. -ly, ADV.:
secondamente, in secondo luogo. -rate,
ADJ.: di secondo grado (or ordine), infe-
riore.
sé-creey, S.: segretezza; solitudine, f.
-cretI, ADJ.: segreto, occulto; privato :
in —, in segreto, segretamente. -cret2,
S.: segreto, misterio, m. -cret3, TR.:
tener segreto.
sécretary, S.: segretario, secretario: — 8
office, segreteria, f. -ship, S.: uffizio di
segretario.
secré-te, TR.: nascondere, celare; separa-
sea-urchin
re. -tign, S.: secrezione, separazione, f.
sécret-ist, s.: ciarlatano, m. -ly, ADV.:
segretamente, con segretezza. -mess, S.:
segretezza, f.; misterio, m.
secrétory, ADJ.: secretorio, di secre-
zione.
séct, s.: setta, f. -arian, ADJ.: di set-
ta; s.: settario, m. -arianism, -ar-
ismi, S.: spirito di fare setta, m. -ary,
s.: settario, m. -ator, S.: settatore;
discepolo, m.
séction, S.: sezione, divisione, f.: conic
—s, sezioni coniche. -alism, s.. regio-
nalismo, m.
séctor, S.:
zione, m.
sècu-lar, ADJ.: secolare; temporale, mon-
dano; laico. -larity, S.: secolarità, f.;
cose mondane, f. pl. -larization, s.:
settore; compasso di propor-
secolarizzazione, f. -larize, TR.: secola-
rizzare. -larly, ADV.: in modo secola-
resco, mondanamente. -larness, 8.: va-
nità mondana, f.
sécundine, s.: secondina, f.
secù-reI, ADJ.: sicuro, salvo; assicurato.
-re2, TR.: salvare; preservare; assicu-
rare; proteggere; arrestare, imprigiona-
re: — one’s self, salvarsi. -rely, ADV.:
sicuramente. -rement, S.: assicuramen-
to, m.; protezione, difesa, f. -reness,
8.: sicurezza; fiducia, fidanza, f. -rity,
s.: sicurtà, sicurezza; malleveria, dife-
sa, f.
sedan, -chair, S.: seggiola, sedia por-
tatile, f.
sedate, ADJ.: sedato, quieto, tranquillo,
riposato. -ly, ADV.: tranquillamente.
-ness, S.: tranquillità; moderazione, f.,
sangue freddo, m.
sédative, ADJ.: sedativo, calmante.
sédenta-riness, S.: vita sedentaria, f.
-ry, ADI. : sedentario : — life, vita seden-
taria, f.
séd-ge, 8.: giunco, m. -gy, ADI.: pieno
di giunchi.
sédiment, s.: sedimento, m.; posatura,
feccia, f.
sedi-tion, s.: sedizione, sollevazione, f.,
scompiglio, m.; fazione, f. -tiomary,
ADI. : sedizioso. -tious, ADJ.: sedizioso,
fazioso. -tiously, ADV.: sediziosamente,
tumultuariamente. -tiousness, S.: di-
spostezza a sedizione, f.
se-dilee, TR.: sedurre; corrompere.
-dueement, s.: seducimento, m., sedu-
zione, f. -dueer, s.: seduttore, corrut-
tore, m. -dieible, ADJ.: seducibile.
-daeing, s.: sedurre, m., seduzione, f.
-diction, s.: seduzione, f., seducimento,
m. -ductive, ADJ.: seducente.
sedulity, s.: sedulità, diligenza; esat.
tezza, f.
sédulous, ADJ.: assiduo, diligente; esat-
to, accurato. -ly, ADV.: assiduamente,
con diligenza. -ness, S.: assiduità, dili-
genza, f.
séel, s.: sede, sedia; dignità episcopale,
f.: ,bishop’s —, seggio episcopale, m.;
holy —, sede apostolica, santa sede.
see2, IRR.; TR.: vedere; comprendere,
conoscere; osservare; scoprire; INTR.:
aver l occhio; informarsi; esser attento;
let me — it, mostratemelo, lasciatemelo
vedere; I will come and — you, verrò a
vedervi; I will — you off, vi accompa-
gnerò alla stazione (ecc.}; I shall — you
home, vi condurré ; — what he wants, do-
mandategli quel che vuole; — one an-
other, vedersi; visitarsi; let —, far ve-
dere, mostrare ; go to —, andare a vedere,
visitare; — for, ricercare, cercare; —
into, penetrare, investigare; — through,
penetrare, indovinare, sventare; — to,
pensare, meditare. see !3, INTERI.: ec-
co! ecco qui!
séed 1, S.: seme, semente, m., sementa, se-
menza; (fig.) cagione, f.: run to —, fare
il tallo, tallire. seed2, TR.: granare,
far il granello, tallire. -cake, s.: fo-
caccia di semi aromatici, f. -ling, s.:
pianticella, f. -ling-bed, s.: semen-
zaio, m. lip, -lop, s.: sacco da porvi
il grano,m. =pearl, s.: semenza di per-
la, f. «plot, s.: semenzaio, m. -sman,
S.: mercante di semi, m. time, S.:
tempo del seminare, m.; sementa, f. -y,
ADI. : granoso, pieno di granelli.
sèeingI, s.: vedere, m.; vista, f. see-
ing2, GER.: vedendo: — that, vedendo
che; CONJ.: considerando che, poichè,
mentre che.
séek, IRR.; TR.: cercare, ricercare; do-
mandare; INTR.: informarsi; sforzarsi:
— one’s ruin, tramare l'altrui rovina; —
after, cercare, chiedere ardentemente; —
for, adoperarsi per ottenere; — out, an-
dar cercando; — to, ricorrere, aver ricor-
so. -er, S.: cercatore, ricercatore, m.
-ing, S.: cerca; perquisizione, f. -sor-
row, S.: tormentatore di sè stesso, m.
séel1, TR.: accigliare (un falcone); (nav.)
barcollare. séel2, -ing, s.: (nav.) bar-
collamento, m.
séem, INTR.: parere, sembrare, apparire:
it —s to me, mi pare. -er, S.: dissimula-
tore, ipocrita, m. -ing, ADJ.: apparente;
s.: sembianza, apparenza, f. -imgly, ADV.:
in apparenza, verisimilmente. -ingness,
8.: apparenza; plausibilità, verisimiglian-
za, f. -less, ADJ.: indecente, indecoro.
-lily, ADv.: decentemente. -liness, S.:
decenza, grazia, f. -ly, ADJ.: decente;
convenevole; ADV.: decentemente, con-
venevolmente ; propriamente.
séer, S.: profeta, indovino, m.
8.: legno secco, m.
- s8esgwI, S.: altalena, f., barcollamento
reciproco, m. seesaw2, INTR.: altale-
nare; tracollare,
séeth, IRR.; (IN)TR.: fare bollire; bollire:
— over, bollire fuor; fervere. -er, S.:
pentola, pignatta, f. -img1, ADI.: bo-
gliente, bollente; cocente. -img2, S.:
bollimento, m.; lessatura, f. -ing-pot,
s.: pentola, pignatta, f.
ségment, S.: semmento, m. ;
ségre-gate, TR.: segregare, spartire.
gation, 8.: separazione, f.
seigneùrial, ADJ.: signoresco, di signore.
séignior, S.: signore,m. -age, S.: si
gnoraggio, m. -ize, TR.: signoreggiare ;
dominare. -y, S.: signoria, f.; diritto
feodale, m.
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séine, S.: scorticaria, f.
séi-zable, ADJ.: che si può staggire.
-ze, TR.: prendere, pigliare, acchiappare;
usurpare ; staggire, sequestrare ; assalire :
— the opportunity, cogliere Y occasione ;
be —d of, essere possessore di; — upon,
impossessarsi di. -zim, s.: pigliar pos-
sessione, m.; possessione, f. -zure, S.:
staggina, f., sequestro, m.
séleguth}, ADJ.: raro.
séldom, ADV.: raramente, dirado. -ness,
S.: rarezza, rarità, singolarità, f.
seléc-tI, ADJ.: scelto; eccellente: —
pieces, squarci scelti. -t2, TR.: scegliere,
eleggere. -tion, -tness, s.: scelta, f.,
sceglimento, m.: make a —, fare una
scelta. -tor, S.: sceglitore, m.
séle-nite, s.: selenite, n. -nograph-
ic(al), aDJ.: selenografico. -négraphy,
S.: selenografia, descrizione della luna, f.
sélf, PRON.; medesimo, stesso, proprio:
one’s —, sè stesso; ourselves, noi mede-
simi; the —same, lo stesso, gli stessi;
desso, dessi; be ones — again, rientrare
in sè (in sè stesso). -abasing, ADJ.:
umiliante. -abuse, s.: abuso di sè stes-
so, m.; illusione, f. «accùsing, ADI.:
che si accusa da sé. -a&etimg, ADJ.: au-
tomatico. -admiration, s.: ammira-
zione di sé medesimo. -admiring, S.:
che ammira sè stesso. -combùstion,
s.: combustione spontanea, f. «com-
mand, s.: padronanza di sè, f. -con-
eéit, s.: presunzione, vanagloria, f.
-coneéited, ADJ.: presuntuoso, arro-
gante: be —, aver gran fava. -con-
eéitedness, S.: presunzione, arroganza,
ostentazione, f. control, s.: padro-
nanza di sè, f., sangue freddo, m. =de-
fénee, s.: difesa propria, f. -denial,
s.: astinenza; mortificazione, f. -de-
strùction, s.: distruzione propria, f.
“ends, S.: interesse proprio, m. -es-
téem, S.: stima di sò medesimo, f., amor
proprio, m. -èvident, ADJ.: chiaro,
manifesto. -éxeellenee, s.: eccellen-
za naturale, f. -heal,s.: (phar.) sani-
cula, f. -interest, S.: interesse pro-
prio, m. -ish, ADJ.: egoistico; inte-
ressato: — man, egoista, m. -ishly,
ADV.: in modo interessato. -ishness,
S.: egoismo; amor proprio, m. love,
S.: amor proprio, amor di sè stesso,
m. loving, ADJ.: che ama sé stesso.
=méved, ADJ.: volontario, spontaneo.
-murder, s.: omicidio di sé stesso, m.
=miùrderer, s.: omicida di sè stesso,
m. —posséssion, 8.: calma, f., sangue
freddo, m. =preservation, s.: conser-
vazione propria, f. =same, PRON.: des-
so, quello stesso. -sufficieney, S.: pre-
suntuosità, arroganza, f. -=sufficient,
336 self-will
ADJ.: presuntuoso, arrogante. =will,s.:
ostinazione, caparbietà, f. =willed, ADJ.:
ostinato, caparbio. wise, ADJ.: pre-
suntuoso, vanaglorioso.
sll, IRR.; TR.: vendere; spacciare; traf-
ficare: — cheap, vendere a buon patto;
— dear, vendere caro; — out, liquidare,
esaurire; to be sold, da vendere, da ven-
dersi; it —s well, si vende bene, ha buo-
no spaccio; — too dear, sopravvendere.
-er, 8.: venditore, mercante, m. -ing,
s.: vendita, spaccia, f., vendimento, m.
sèlvaget, s.: orlo, lembo, m.; corda (del
panno), f. selvage2, TR.: orlare.
sembla-ble {, ADI. : simile, somigliante.
-bly j, ADV.: similmente, somigliante-
mente, parimente. -mee, S.: somiglianza,
apparenza; conformità, f. -nt}, ADJ.:
simile, somiglievole; pari. -tivet, ADI.:
somigliante, pari.
sémble, TR.: rassomigliare, rappresentare.
sémi, ADJ.: semi, mezzo. -ànnual,
ADJ.: semestrale. -ànnular, ADJ.: se-
micircolare. -breve, -brîef, s.: (mus.)
semibreve, f. -cirele, s.: semicircolo,
m. -circled, -eircular, ADJ.: semi-
circolare. -colon, s.: punto e virgola,
m. -diàmeter, S.: semidiametro, m.
-diàphanous, ADJ.: semitrasparente.
-double, ADJ.: semidoppio. -flaid, ADI.:
mezzo fluido. -lamar(y), ADJ.: semilu-
nare. -metal, s.: mezzo metallo, m.
sémi-nal, ADJ.: seminale, di seme. -nal-
ity, S.: virtù produttrice, f.
sémina-rist, S.. seminarista, m.
S.: seminario, semenzaio, m.
semi-nation, s.: seminazione, f., semina-
re, m. -nific(al), ADJ.: che produce se-
me. -nification, s.: produzione del se-
me; propagazione, f.
semi-opacous, ADJ.: mezzo opaco. -pe-
dal semi-, ADJ.: d’ an mezzo piede. -pel-
lueid, ADJ.: mezzo trasparente, alquanto
trasparente. sémi-quaver, S.: (mus.)
semicroma, f., mezzo trillo, m. -sphéri-
cal, ADI. : semisferico, mezzo sferico.
Sém-ite, s.: Semita, m. -itic, ADI.:
semitico.
sémi-tone, S.: semituono, mezzo tuono,
m. -vowel, s.: semivocale, mezza vo-
cale, f.
sempitér-nal, ADI. : sempiterno, eterno.
-nity, S.: sempiternità, eternità, f.
sènary, ADI. : senario.
sén-ate, S.: senato; parlamento, m. -ate=
house,s.: assemblea de’ primati, f. -ator,
S.: senatore, m. -atorial, ADJ.: sena-
torio, di senatore. -atérially, ADV.: da
senatore. -atérian = senatorial. -ator-
ship, s.: uffizio di senatore, m.
sénd, IRR.; TR: mandare; inviare; spe-
dire; accordare; produrre: — (away) a
“ry,
sentry
letter, spedire una lettera; — word, avvi-
sare, far sapere; — away, licenziare;
spedire; — back, rimandare; — down,
mandar giù; — for, mandare (a) cercare ;
— forth, mandare avanti, inviare ; spedire;
lanciare, dardeggiare; — in, far entrare,
introdurre; — off, far partire; spedire.
séndal, s.: zendado, m.
sénd-er, S.: mandatore, inviatore, m.
-ing, S: mandare; inviamento, m.
senéseenee, S.: vecchiezza, vecchiaia,
decrepitezza, f.
sénesehal, s.: siniscalco, m.
séngreen, S.: (bot.) sempreviva, f.
sé-nile, ADJ.: senile, vecchio. -nility,
s.: senilita, f.
sè-nior, S.: seniore, m.
priorità, anzianità, f.
sénna, S.: (phar.) sena, senna, f.
sénnight, S.: settimana, f.; sette giorni
e notti, pl.: this day —, oggi otto.
sensation, S.: sensazione, percezione, f.;
senso, m.
sén-se, S.: senso; sentimento; intelletto,
giudizio; senno, sapere, m.; prudenza,
sapienza, f.: man of —, uomo di senno,
m.: speak (good) —, parlar con giudizio,
parlare assennatamente. -seful, ADJ.:
sensato, giudizioso, ragionevole. -seless,
ADJ.: insensato, forsennato. -selessly,
ADV.: senza giudizio; scioccamente, paz-
zamente. -selessness, S.: stupidezza,
sciocchezza, follia, pazzia, f. -sibility,
s.: sensibilità, f. -sible, ADJ.: sensibi-
le; giudizioso; convinto, persuaso: be —
of pleasure, esser sensibile di piacere.
-sibleness, S.: sensibilità, f.; giudizio,
senno, m. -sibly, ADV.: sensibilmente,
col senso. -sitive, ADJ.: sensitivo, che
ha senso, di senso: — plant, sensitiva,
f. -sitively, ADV.: in modo sensiti-
vo. -sérium, -sory, S.: organo del
senso, m. -sual, ADJ.: sensuale; volut-
tuoso, lascivo. -sualist, S.: sensualista,
m. -suàlity, s.: sensualità; voluttà, f.
-sualize, TR.: rendere sensuale. -sual-
ly, ADV.: sensualmente, secondo’) senso;
con voluttà. -suous, ADJ.: tenero, appas-
sionato. -teneeI,s.: sentenza ; decisione,
f.; giudizio; motto, m.; (gram.) frase, f.,
periodo, m. -tence 2, TR.: sentenziare, giu-
dicare, condannare. -témtial, ADI.: sen-
tenzioso. -tentiòsity, S.: motto breve,
laconismo, m. -tèntious, ADJ.: senten-
zioso, energico. -tèntiously, ADV.:
sentenziosamente, giudiziosamente. -tèn-
tiousness, S.: acuta sentenza, f. -tient,
ADJ.: sensibile, sensitivo. -timent, S.:
sentimento, pensiero, m., opinione, f. -ti-
méntal, ADJ.: sentimentale.
sén-tinel, -try, s.: sentinella, guardia,
f.: keep —, stand —, fare la guardia.
-niòrity, S.:
sentry-box
-try-box, S.: casotto di sentinella, m.,
garetta, veletta, f.
separability, s.: divisibilità; disunione,
divisione, f.
sépa-rable, ADJ.: separabile, divisibile.
-rableness separability. -ratel,
ADJ.: separato, disunito ; distinto ; parti-
lare. -rate2, TR.: separare, disgiungere,
disunire, ‘spartire; INTR.: separarsi, disu-
nirsi, spartirsi. -rately, ADV.: separata-
mente, a parte. -rateness, S.: separazio-
ne; distinzione, f. -ration, s.: separazio-
ne, disunione, f. -ratism, s.: separati-
smo, m. -ratist, S.: scismatico, m. -ra-
tor, s.: separatore, divisore, dividitore, m
-ratory, ADJ.: separatorio, dividente.
sépia, S.: seppia, f.
sépiment, s.: siepe, f.
sépt, s.: schiatta, razza; famiglia, f.
sept-angle, s.: (geom.) settangolo, m.
-angular, ADJ.: settangolare. Sep-
-témber, s.: settembre, m. -enary,
ADJ.: settenario, di sette. -émmial, ADJ.:
settennale. -éntrion, 8. settentrione,
norte, m. -èntrignal, ADJ.: setten-
trionale. -èntrionally, ADV.: verso il
settentrione. -émtriomate, INTR.: na-
vigare verso il settentrione.
septimarian, s.: ebdomadario, m.
septuà-genary, ADJ.: settuagenario.
-gésima, S.: settuagesima, f. -gési-
ma, S.: settuagesima, f. -gésimal,
ADJ.: di settuagesima. -gint, &.: settua-
ginta, f. i
séptuple, ADJ.: settuplo.
sé-pulcher = sepulchre. -pùlchral,
ADJ.: sepolcrale. -pulehrei, s.: se-
polero, m., sepoltura, f.: the holy —, il
santo sepolcro. -pulehre?2, TR.: seppel-
lire, sotterrare. -pulture, s.: sepoltu-
ra, f., seppellimento, m.
se-quacious, ADJ.: seguace, seguente; dut-
tile, flessibile. -quaciousness, -quàe-
ity, 8.: duttilità, flessibilità, f.
sé-quel, s.: sequela; conseguenza, f.;
successo, evento, m. -quemee, S.: se-
guenza, serie, f., ordine, m. -quent,
ADJ.: sequente, successivo.
sequés-ter, TR.: sequestrare, separare;
staggire: —ed spot, luogo romito. -tra-
ble, ADJ.: che può essere staggito.
-trate, TR.: sequestrare, separare ; INTR.:
allontanarsi dal mondo. -tration, Ss
sequestrazione, f.; staggimento, m. -tra-
tor, s.: che sequestra; che staggisce.
seraglio, s.: serraglio, m
sér-aph, s.: serafino, m
ADJ.: serafico, di serafino.
serafini, m. pl.
sére, ADJ.: secco, morto.
serenade 1,s.: serenata,f. serenade 2,
TR.: fare una serenata.
-àphic(al),
-aphim, S.:
service-berry 337
se-rénel, ADJ.: sereno, chiaro; lieto:
— drop, gotta serena, f. -rene2, TR.:
render sereno: render —, rasserenare.
-rénely, ADV.: con serenità; tranquilla-
mente. -réneness, -rénity, S.: sere-
nità, chiarezza; tranquillità, f.
sérf, s.: schiavo, m.
sérge, S.: rascia, saia, f. (panno).
sergeant s@r-, S.: sergente, birro; mini-
stro, m.: — at arms, sergente d’ armi, m.;
— at law, dottore di legge, avvocato, m.
-ry, -ship, s.: uffizio di sergente, m.
sérge-maker, s.: fabbricante di saia,
m. «making, S.: fabbrica di saia, f.
séries, S.: serie, seguenza, f.; ordine, m
serious, ADJ.: serio, serioso, grave: be
—, essere in sul serio; parlare davvero.
-ly, ADV.: seriamente, seriosamente; da
vero : speak —, parlar in sul serio. -ness,
s.: aria seria; gravità, f. ;
sérmon, S.: sermone, m., predica, f. : fu-
neral —, orazione funebre, f. -ize, TR.:
sermoneggiare, predicare.
serosity, S.: serosità, sierosità, f.
s6rous, ADI. : sieroso, acqueo.
sérpent, Ss. : serpe, f., serpente, m. -aria,
-ary, S.: (bot.) serpentaria, f. -inei,
ADJ.: di serpe; serpeggiante: — stone,
serpentino, m. -ime2, -ize, TR.: ser-
peggiare. like, ADJ.: serpentino ; come
un serpente.
ser-piginous, ADJ.: infetto di serpigine.
-pigo, s.: serpigine, impetigine, f.
sèrri, TR.: serrare.
sérra-te(d), ADI. : dentato, fatto a foggia
di sega. -ture, S.: dentatura, f.; den-
tello, m
sèrryi, TR.: serrare.
serum, S.: siero, n.
sér-vant, s.: servente, servo, servidore,
m. -vant-like, ADJ.: servile, da servi-
tore. -vant-maid, S.: serva, fantesca, f.
-ve, TR.: servire; assistere; INTR.: es-
sere in servizio; durare; accomodarsi;
esser propizio: — meat up to the table,
portare le vivande in tavola; — a trick,
fare una burla; — one’s turn, bastare,
essere bastante; — out one’s time, finire
il suo tempo; — warrant, catturare, arre-
stare. -viee, S.: servizio, servigio, bene-
ficio; vantaggio, comodo; impiego, m.:
actual —, servizio effettivo; divine —,
uffizio divino, m.; hard —, fatica, f.; mili-
tary —, servizio militare; be at —, essere
a padrone; be out of —, essere fuor di pa-
drone; be of —, essere utile; do —, ren-
dere servizio, aiutare, assistere; go to —,
mettersi a servire. -vieeable, ADI.: of-
ficioso ; utile, comodo. -vieeableness,
S.: officiosità ; utilità ; cortesia, f. -viee-
ably, ADV.: officiosamente; cortesemen-
te. -viee=berry, s.: sorba, f. -viee=
338 service-tree severalize
tree, s.: sorbo, m. -wile, ADJ.: ser-| about,mettersi a fare; —again,rimettere;
vile; basso, abietto. -vilely, ADV.: ser-| — against, incitare contro; opporsi; —
vilmente; bassamente. -vileness, -vil-| aside, mettere da banda; — away, metter
ity, S.: servilità; bassezza, f. -ving-| da parte; rimuovere; — by, considerare;
maid, s.: serva, f. -ving-man, S.:| omettere; — down, fissare, stabilire ; scri-
servidore; servo, m. -viter, S.: servi-| vere; — forth, esporre, far vedere ; — for-
dore; povero studente, m. -vitude, s.:| ward, avanzare, promuovere; andare via,
servitù, schiavitù, f. partire; — off, abbellire, adornare ; — on,
sésame, S.: sesamo, sisamo, n. incitare, animare; assaltare; cominciare;
sesquialter, ADJ.: sesquialtro. — out, esporre; partire, andarsene; dar
sesquipedal, ADJ.: sesquipedale. risalto a, abbellire; — up, ergere; edifi-
séss], 8.: tassa, imposizione ; imposta, f. care; stabilire; mostrare; adirare; lo-
séssion, S.: sessione; assemblea de’ giu-| dare, vantare; — up again, rimettere;
dici, f.: quarter —s, assise tremestrali;| — up for, darsi per; — up for one’s self,
keep the —s, tenere l’ assise. hall, s.:| stabilirsi, aprire bottega.
corte di giustizia, f. setaceous, ADJ.: setoloso, ispido.
sésteree, S.: sesterzio, m. sét-foil, s.: (bot.) tormentilla, f.
sét1,5.: assortimento, m.; partita (di giuo- | sét-off, S.: guernizione, f., ornamento, m.
co), f.; pollone; ornamento, abbellimento, | seton, S.: setone, m.
m.: — of books, collezione di libri; — of set-tée, s.: canapè, m. -ter,s.: spia;
buttons, guarnizione di bottoni; — of china, | cane da ferma; truffatore, furbo, m.
servigio di porcellana; — of diamonds, | -ter-on, s.: istigatore, m. -ting, s.:
guarnimento di diamanti; — of a dog,| il porre, il mettere; collocazione; incasto-
ferma; — of horses, tiro di cavalli; muta| natura; (nav.) abriva, tendenza, f.; —
di cavalli; — of men, banda di persone;| dog, cane da ferma; — up, stabilimento,
— of plate, apparato d’ argenteria; — of| m.; — of the sun, occaso del sole. -ting=
rascals, mano di furfanti; — of the sun,| dog,s.: cane da ferma; spia, m. -ting-
occaso del sole; — of teeth, dentatura, f.| out, s.: partire; cominciamento, m.
set 2, ADJ.: posto, messo, fisso (cf. verbo | -tingestick, s.: piuolo; (print.) com-
set): — battle, battaglia formale, f.; —| positoio, m. -tlei, s.: seggio; banco,
hour, ora fissa; — meal, pasto regolato; | letticciuolo, m. -tle 2, TR.: stabilire;
— price, prezzo fisso, prezzo stabilito; on| fermare, fissare; ordinare, aggiustare;
— purpose, a bella posta, a bello stu-| INTR.: posarsi, rassettarsi; accasarsi,
dio; — resolution, ferma risoluzione; —| stanziarsi; andare a fondo; fissarsi, de-
speech, discorso studiato; — visit, visita | terminarsi; calmarsi, appaciarsi: — an ac-
formale. set 3, IRR.; (IN)TR.: mettere, | count, saldare un conto; — one’s concerns,
collocare, porre; fissare, stabilire; affer-| regolare isuoi affari; — one’s mind, quie-
mare; tramontare; coagulare, rappi-| tare la sua mente; — one’s spirits, ac-
gliarsi; applicarsi; — @ bone, rimet-| chetarsi; — upon, assegnare; costituire.
tere un osso slogato; — up a cry, met-| -tledness, S.: stabilità, stabilezza, per-
tersi a gridare; — at defiance, sfidare;| manenza, f. -tlement, s.: stabilimen-
bravare; — @ dog at, aizzare un cane} to, m.; abitazione, f., domicilio, m.; co-
contro; — a good example, dare buon} lonia, f.; patto, accordo, m.; feccia, f.:
esempio; — on fire, dar fuogo a; incen-| make a — upon one, assegnare ad uno
diare; — free, mettere in libertà; — on| un’ entrata fissa. -tler,s.: colono, m.
foot, mettere in piedi, stabilire; — a-goîng, | -tlimg, s.: fondigliuolo, m., posatura,
porre in moto, far andare; — one’s hand| feccia, f.
to, sottoscrivere; — up a laugh, sgana-| séven, ADJ.: sette. -fold, ADJ., ADV.:
sciare delle risa; — fo music, mettere in| doppio sette volte; a sette doppi. -night,
musica; — nets, tender reti; — at nought,| S.: settimana, f., sette giorni, m. pl.
non far conto, dispregiare; — in order, | -score, ADJ.: sette volte venti, cenqua-
mettere in ordine, ordinare; — @ page, | ranta. -teen, ADJ.: diecisette, diciaset-
comporre una pagina; — apart, porre da| te. -teenth, ADI.: dciselino, dicia-
parte, riserbare; — @ razor, affilare un| settesimo. -th, ADJ.: settim -thly,
rasoto; — to rights, raddirizzare; — saîl,| ADV.: in settimo luogo. -tieth, ADI.:
far vele, spiegar le vele; — on shore, met- | settantesimo. -ty, ADI. : settanta.
tere a terra, sbarcare; — up a snare,| séver, TR.: sceverare, separare, partire,
tendere insidie; — up a tavern, aprir ta-| dividere; INTR.: fare una separazione.
verna; — a time, stabilire il tempo, deter-| -al1, ADI. : molti, diversi, parecchi: —
minare; — tools, affilare ordigni; — one| times, molte volte, spesse volte; ADV.: in
at (to) work, dar da lavorare ad uno; —| particolare. -a12, s.: individuo, ricinto,
one’s self to work, mettersi a lavorare; —| m.; particolarità, f. -alize, TR.: parti-
severally
colarizzare. -ally, ADV.: separatamente,
a parte. -alty, s.: spartimento, m.;
particolarità, f. -anee, s.: separazione,
partizione, divisione, f.
se-vére, ADJ.: severo, rigido, duro, auste-
ro; grave. -v@rely, ADV.: severamen-
te, rigidamente, duramente. -vérity,
s.: severità; austerità, f., rigore, m.
sew 80, TR.: cucire. -erl sò-, S.: cuci-
tore, m., cucitrice, sartora, f.
séwer2, S.: condotto sotterraneo, m.;
fogna, f.
sewer 3, S.: salco; trinciante, m.
sewing sò-, S.: il cucire. -machine,
s.: macchina da cucire. -needle, s.:
agoda cucire, m. «silk, s.: filodiseta, m.
séx, S.: sesso, m.: masculine —, sesso
mascolino, m.
sex-Agemary, ADJ.: sessagenario. -agés-
ima, S.: sessagesima, f. -agésimal, ADJ.:
sessagesimale, sessantesimo. ‘-angle, s. :
(geom.) sessagono, m. -ènnial, ADJ.: di
sei anni, durante sei anni. -tain, s.:
sestina, f. (canzone). -tant, S.: sestan-
te, m. -tile, ADJ.: sestile.
séxton, S.: beccamorti; sagrestano, m.
-ship, s.: uffizio di beccamorti; uffizio di
sagrestano, m.
séxtry}, S.: sagrestia, f.
séxtuple, ADJ.: sestuplo, di sei volte.
shab-bily, ADV.: mendicamente, povera-
mente, vilmente. -biness,S.: mendicag-
gine, mendicità; bassezza, f. -by, ADJ.:
sciamannato, stracciato; basso, vile: —
fellow, stracciato, straccione, sciamanone,
m.; — clothes, abito stracciato, m.
shackle, TR.: inceppare, mettere in cep-
pi. -8, S. PL.: ceppi, ferri, m. pl.; cate-
ne, f. pl. hand —, manette, f. pl.
shad, s.: laccia, f. (pesce).
sha-dei, s.: ombra; oscurità, f.; ricove-
ro, m.: curtain —, stuoia, f.; cast into
the —, eclissare. -de2, TR.: ombrare;
(fig.) proteggere. -diness, s.: ombra,f.;
ombramento, m.
shàdowi,s.: ombra; protezione, difesa,
f.; segno, emblema, m.: cast a — upon,
adombrare. shadow 2, TR.: ombreg-
giare; proteggere, difendere; rappresen-
tare sotto figura. -grass, S.: gramigna,
f. -ing,s.: gradazione de’ colori, f., chia-
roscuro, ™. -y, ADJ.: ombroso, oscuro.
shady, ADJ.: ombroso, ombrato, folto.
shàffle} = shuffle.
shéft, s.: freccia, saetta, f., dardo; (mec.)
albero, m.: — of a chimney, rocca del
cammino, f.; — of a mine, buco rotondo
(in miniere), m.; — of a pillar, fusto
-ed, ADJ.: munito di
“horse,
-ment, 8.:
d'una colonna, m.
manico (stanga, timone, ecc.).
8.: cavallo delle stanghe, m.
palmo, m., spanna, f. (misura).
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shag, s.: felpa, f., peluzzo, m. -ged,
“BY, ADI. : velloso, peloso ; ispido, irsuto :
— dog, barbone, m.
shagréen |, s.: zigrino, m. shagreen2
= chagrin.
shail{, INTR.: camminare di traverso.
shak-eI, s.: scossa, f., crollo; trillo, m.:
— of the hand, stretta di mano. -e2,
IRR.; TR.: scuotere, agitare; crollare;
INTR.: tremare; trillare: — a tree, crol-
lare un albero; — hands, darsi la mano;
— one’s head, scuotere la testa; — to
pieces, far cascare i pezzi; — off, levarsi
@ addosso; crollare; — one off, strigarsi
d'uno; — to and fro, dondolare. -er,
S.. scuotitore, m. -ing, S.: scossa, f.,
crollo, m.
shalel,s.: scorza, f., baccello, m. shale2,
TR.: scortecciare.
shall, IRR. AUX.: I — do it, lo farà; I—
go, andrò; I should do it, dovrei farlo.
shallòon, s.: ermisino, m. (drappo).
shallop, s.: schifo, m., barchetta, f.
shallot, s.: scalogno, m. (cipolla).
shàllowI, ADI.: basso, poco profondo,
frivolo: — water, acqua bassa; — mind,
spirito superficiale (leggiero). shallow 2,
S.: secca, f.; banco; guado, m. «brained,
ADJ.: scervellato. -ly, ADV.: poco pro-
fondamente; da scemo, scempiatamente.
-ness, S.: poco fondo, m.; sciocchezza, f.
shàmI, ADJ.: supposto, falso, finto: —
sleeves, mezze maniche, f. pl. sham 2, s.:
baia, burla; frode, f., inganno, m. sham 3,
TR.: gabbare; ingannare.
shamade, s.: chiamata, f.: beat the —,
batter la chiamata.
sham-bles, s.PL.: beccheria, f.; macello,
m. -bling, ADJ.: che cammina sconcia-
mente, che si muove goffamente.
shame!,s.: vergogna; infamia, ignomi-
nia, f.: for —! vergogna! per vergogna!
be the — of, esser l’obbrobrio di. shamez,
TR.. svergognare, disonorare ; INTR.. ver-
gognarsi, arrossire. -faced, ADJ.: ver-
gognoso, confuso. -facedly, ADV.: con
vergogna, con rossore. -facedness, S.:
vergogna, modestia, timidità, f. -ful,
ADJ.: vergognoso ; infame, ignominioso.
-fully, ADV.: vergognosamente; con in-
famia. -fulness,S.: vergogna; infamia,
f., disonore, m. -less, ADI.: sfacciato,
sfrontato. -lessly, ADV.: sfacciatamen-
te, sfrontatamente. -lessness, S.: sfac-
ciatezza, impudenza, f.
shàm-mer, S.: ingannatore, truffatore,
m. -ming,S.: baia, f.; inganno, m.
sham-my, -mois, S.: camoscio; pelle di
camoscio, f., camoscio, m.
shampoo, TR.: lavare la testa di; frizio-
nare all’ orientale.
shamrock, s.: trifoglio, m.
shamrock
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shànk, s.: gamba, f.; stinco; fusto, m.;
verga (d’un’ancora), f.: — of a pipe, tubo
di pippa, m. -ed, ADJ.: gambuto, che ha
gambe.
shànty, s.: capanna, f.
shape, s.: forma, figura, f.; modello,
m.: fine (easy) —, statura leggiadra, f.
shape?z, TR.: formare, regolare; conce-
pire: i —d, mal fatto di corpo; well
—d, ben fatto, da bella taglia. -less,
ADJ.: sformato, mal fatto, di brutta for-
ma. -liness, S.: proporzione di forma,
bellezza, f. -ly, ADJ.: di bella forma.
shard, s.: pezzo di vaso rotto, coccio, m.
shar-el, s.: parte, porzione; azione, f.;
sorte; coltro, vomero, m.: for my —, in
quanto a me; bank-—, azione di banco;
railway —s, azione delle strade ferrate;
it fell to his —, gli cadde in sorte. -e2,
TR.: dividere, spartire; INTR.: aver parte.
-holder, s.: azionario, azionista, m.
-er,S.: partitore, participatore, m. -ing,
S.: spartimento, m., divisione; parte, por-
zione, f.
sharkI, S.: pesce cane, m. shark2,
TR.: scroccare; sgraffignare. -ing, S.:
scrocco, m.: — fellow, scroccone, truffa-
tore, m.
sharpl, ADJ.: acuto, aguzzo, tagliente,
affilato; mordace, pungente; aspro, seve-
ro, vigoroso, violento ; fiero, crudele ; pron-
to, attivo, vivace; fervido; astuto, accor-
to; ingegnoso: — fight, combattimento
sanguinoso, m.; — reproof, riprensione
austera, f.; — stomach, grande appetito,
m.; — winter, inverno aspro, m.; look
—, star cogli occhi aperti, stare attento;
look —! all'erta! sharpz,s.: strido;
stocco; (mus.) bisquadro, m. sharp 3,
TR.: truffare, ingannare. -edged, ADJ.:
affilatissimo. -en,TR.: aguzzare, affilare:
— a razor, affilare un rasoio; — the stom-
ach, aguzzare l'appetito. -emer, S.: che
arrota, arrotino, m. -ening, S.: aguzza-
mento, m. -er, S.: scroccone, furbone;
cavaliere d’ industria, m. -ly, ADV.: acu-
tamente, severamente; agramente; inge-
gnosamente. -ness, S.: filo, m.; punta;
acutezza; perspicacità, f.: — of cold, ri-
gidezza del freddo, f.; — of humours, acri-
monia degli umori, f.; — of sight, acutez-
za di vista; perspicacita, f.; — of stom-
ach, grande appetito, m.; — of winter, ri-
gor del verno, m.; — of weather, intem-
perie del tempo, f.; — of wit, sottigliezza
d’ingegno, f. -set, ADJ.: affamato; bra-
moso, avido, desioso. -shooter, S.: fu-
ciliere, bersagliere, m. -sighted, ADI.:
di buona vista; perspicace. -visaged,
ADJ.: d'aspetto intelligente. -witted,
ADI. : d’ingegno acuto, perspicace.
shàsh, s.: cintura, f.
sheep-master
shàtterI, s.: scheggia, f. shatter2,
TR.: fracassare, conquassare; dissipare;
INTR.: spezzarsi, rompersi. =brained,
~pated, ADJ.: scervellato, stordito. -y,
ADI. : fragile; disunito, fiacco.
shav-e, IRR.; TR.: radere; tondere; far
la barba; toccare a malapena; sacheggia-
re, spogliare: come and — me, venite a
farmi la barba; — one’s self, farsi la bar-
ba, radersi; get —d, farsi radere.
-e-grass, S.: (bot.) coda di cavallo, m.
-eling, S.: uomo tonduto; frate, m.
-er, S.: barbiere; tosatore, m. -ing,
s.: tonditura, f.; tosare, m.: —s, coppo-
ni, brucioli, m. pl.; spiallacciature, f. pl.
-ing-basin, s.: bacino da barbiere, m.
-ing-case, S.: fastello di barbiere, m.
-ing-knife, S.: rasoio, m.
shaw, s.: boschetto, m.
sh&wm, s.: chiarina, f., dboé, m.
shé, PRON.: ella, essa, quella.
shéafi (pl. sheaves), S.: covone (di gra-
no); fascio, m. sheaf2, TR.: accovona-
re il grano.
shéalj, TR.: sgusciare, cavare del guscio.
shéar, IRR.; TR.: tondere, tosare; cimare.
-er, S.: tosatore; cimatore, m. -ing, S.:
tonditura, tosatura; cimatura, f. -ing-
cloth, s.: cimatura (di panni), f. -ing-
time, S.: tosatura (delle pecorc), f. -man,
s.: cimatore (di panni), m. -s, S. PL.: for-
bici grosse, cesoie, f. pl.
shéathI,s.: guaina, f., fodero (di spada),
m. shéath(e) 2, TR.: mettere nel fode-
ro. -less, ADJ.: senza fodero. =-maker,
s.: facitore di guaine, m. «winged,
ADJ.: con ali coperte d’un fodero. -y,
ADJ.: formato come un fodero.
shéave, TR.: raccogliere, radunare. -s,
PL. di sheaf.
shédi1, ADJ.: versato, effuso (cf. shed).
shed 2, s.: rimessa, tettoia, capanna;
effusione, f. shed 3, IRR.; TR.: versare;
spargere, spandere ; INTR.: mudare; can-
giare: — tears, versare lagrime. -der,
S.: versatore, spargitore, m. -ding, S.:
spargimento, spandimento, m., effusione, f.
shéeni, ADI: risplendente, lucido.
sheen2, s.: lustro, splendore, m. -y,
ADI. : lucido.
shéep,s.: pecora, f.; pecorone, m.: great
—, pecorone, m.; —'s eye, sguardo timi-
do, m.; cast a —’s eye at, guardare sot-
t' occhio. -bite, INTR.: commettere la-
droncellerie. -biter, s.: ladroncello,
mariuolo, m. -cot, S.: ovile, m., stalla
di pecore, f. -fold, s.: mandra, f.
“hook, s.: verga di pastore, f. -ish,
ADI. : timido; modesto, innocente. -ish-
ly, ADJ.: timidamente; semplicemente;
innocentemente. -ishness, S.: timidità ;
semplicità, sciocchezza, f. =master, S.:
sheep-shearer
padrone di pecore; pastore, m. -shear-
er, S.: tosatore di pecore, m. -shear-
ing, S.: tonditura delle pecore, f. skin,
s.: pelle di pecora, f.; diploma, m.
«walk, s.: parco di pecore, m.
shéerl, ADJ.: puro, chiaro ;, naturale, sem-
plice; ADV. : affatto, del tutto; alla pri-
ma: — through, da banda a banda.
sheer2,INTR.: (nav.) andare alla banda:
— off, involarsi, fuggire via di nascosto.
shook, s.: grappino a mano, m. -ing,
s.: (nav.) tempellamento, m. -ly, ADV.:
affatto, subito. -s = shears.
shéet1,s.: lenzuolo; foglio (di carta), m.:
book in —s, libro non legato, libro sciolto,
m.; — of ice, lastra, f., blocco di ghiac-
cio, m.; — of water, estensione di agua, f.
sheet 2, TR.: porre le lenzuola, involgere
in un lenzuolo; coprire leggermente.
«anchor, S.: ancora maestra, grande
ancora, f. -ing, S.. lino da lenzuolo,
panno lino, m. “iron, S.: piastra di
ferro, m.
shékel, s.: siclo, m. (moneta).
shéld, ADJ.: maculato.
shéldrake, s.: fringuello, m.; specie di
anatra, f.
shelf (pl. shelves), S.: scaffale, m., scan-
sia; secca (in mare), f. -y, ADJ.: pieno
di scogli, pieno di secche pericolose.
shéll1,s.: scaglia; conchiglia, conca, f.;
nicchio (di pesce), m.; scorza, corteccia;
buccia (di nave), f.: — of a sword, fodero
della spada, m. shell2, TR.: sgusciare,
scorzare; sgranare; INTR.: sgusciarsi, sca-
gliarsi: — off, sgusciarsi, scagliarsi.
fish, s.: pesce di nicchio, m. work,
8.: lavoro in conchiglie, m. -y, ADJ.:
coperto di scaglie, squamoso.
shèlterI, s.: coperto; rifugio, asilo, m.;
sicurtà, f. shelter2,TR.: dare il coper-
to, ricevere in casa sua; proteggere ;
INTR.: mettersi a coperto. -less, ADJ.:
senza asilo, derelitto.
shél-ves, PL. di shelf. -ving, ADI.:
pendente; declive. -wy, ADJ.: poco pro-
fondo, pieno di scogli.
shéndf, IRR.; TR.: rovinare, guastare ; di-
sonorare ; sorpassare. .
shépherd, s.: pastore, pecoraio, m.: —’s
dog, cane guardagregge, m. boy, S.:
pastorello, m. -ess, S.: pastorella, peco-
raia, f.: young (or pretty) —, pastorella,
egirl, s.: pastorella, f. -ish, ADJ.:
astorellesco, pastorale ; rustico.
shérbet, s.: sorbetto, m.
shérd, s.: pezzo (di vaso rotto), coccio,
«frammento, m.
shériff, s.: sciriffo, m.
uffizio di sciriffo, m.
shèr-rist, -ry, 9.: vino bianco (di Xe-
res), m.
-alty, -dom, S.:
841
=bread = show-
shipping
shew shi = show.
bread.
shield, s.: scudo, m.; difesa; protezio-
ne, f. shield2, TR.: difendere, proteg-
gere. -bearer, s.: scudiere, m.
shift 1, s.: camicia, camiscia (da donna),
f.; spediente, mezzo, m.; scusa, f.; pre-
testo, m.; astuzia, f.: last —, ultimo spe-
diente, ultima risorsa; put one to his —s,
imbarazzare alcuno, confondere alcuno.
shift 2, TR.: mutare; cambiare; traspor-
tare; INTR.: andare da un lungo ad un al-
tro; mutar di casa; usare astuzie; —
one’s self, cambiare di camicia; — for
one’s self, ingegnarsi; fuggirsene ; — one
off, strigarsi d’ uno; — one’s clothes, cam-
biar d’abiti; — the scene, cambiar la
scena. -er, S.: mariuolo, truffatore, m.
«ing, ADJ.: cambiante; s.: cambiamen-
to, m. -ing-fellow, S.: ingannatore,
mariuolo, m. -ingly, ADV.: artatamente,
con astuzia. -less, ADJ.: povero di mez-
zi: — fellow, povero diavolo, dappoco.
shilling, s.: scellino, m. (moneta).
shilly-shally, ADV.: in modo irresoluto,
dubbiosamente ; INTR.: esitare; frivoleg-
giare: stand —, stare in dubbio.
shily, ADV.: con ritrosia; timidamente ;
freddamente.
shin, s.: stinco, m.: — of beef, garretto
di bue, m.
shinei, s.: splendore, lustro, m.; chia-
rezza, f.: moon—, chiaro della luna, m ;
— forth, rifulgere, brillare, ruggiare.
shine 2,IRR.; INTR.: rilucere, risplendere;
brillare.
shin-gle1, s.: assicella, f. -gle2, TR.:
coprire con assicelle. -gler, s.: facitor
@ assicelle, m. -gles, S.PL.: (med.) fuoco
salvatico, m.
shi-ning, ADJ.: luminoso, risplendente;
s.: luce, f.; splendore, m. -ningness,
s.: rilucentezza, f. -my, ADJ.: rilucente,
lucido ; brillante.
ship I, s.: nave, f., naviglio, vascello, ba-
stimento, m.: — of the line, vascello di
linea, m.; — of war, nave da guerra, f.;
—’s lantern, fanale, m.; iron-clad —, nave
corazzata; merchant —, bastimento mer-
cantile ; fit out a —, equipaggiare (arma-
re) un bastimento; take —, imbarcarsi.
ship2, TR.: imbarcare. -board, s.:
bordo di vascello, m.; go to —, imbar-
carsi. «boat, s.: schifo, mn. =boy;S.:
mozzo, m. -building, s.: architettura
navale, f. -carpenter, s.: carpentiere
navale, m. load, s.: carico di basti
mento, m. -man, S.: marinaio, m.
«master, S.: padrone di bastimento, m.
-ment, s.: imbarcamento, n. -owner,
s.: padrone d’ una nave, m. -ping, ADI.:
navale, maritimo ; S.: imbarcamento, m.;
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flotta, f.: -— concerns, affari maritimi.
“pitch, s.: catrame, m. -wreck1, s.:
naufragio, m.: suffer —, naufragare.
-wreck 2, TR.: naufragare, far naufra-
gio: be —ed, naufragare. -wright, s.:
falegname di vascello, m. -yard, s.:
cantiere, m.
shire, S.: contea, provincia, f.
s.: assemblea della contea, f.
shirk, TR.: truffare, ingannare.
shirt, s.: camicia, camiscia (da uomo),
f. shirt2, TR.: mettere la camicia in-
dosso =collar, s.: collo di camicia.
-front,s.: davanti di camicia, m. -less,
ADJ.: senza camicia; misero. -maker,
s.: camiciaio, m., -a, f. “sleeve, s.:
manica di camicia, f.
shittle-cock, s.: volante, m. (giuoco).
shive, S.: fetta di pane; scheggia; lami-
na, f. :
shiver I, s.: scheggia, f.; frammento, m.
shiver2, TR.: sminuzzare, spezzare;
INTR.: tremare di freddo. -ing, S.: tre-
more; brivido, m. -y, ADJ.: fragile.
shoali, s.: folla, moltitudine. shoalz,
s.: secca (in mare), f. shoal3, ADJ.:
poco profondo; pieno di secche. shoal4,
INTR. : affollarsi, andar in folla. shoal5,
INTR.. esser poco profondo. -imess, S.:
pienezza di secche, f. -y, ADV.: pieno
di secche, poco profondo.
shòeki1, s.: urto, assalto ; conflitto, com-
battimento, m.; bica, f.: counter —, colpo
di rimbalzo ; stand the —, reggere I’ as-
salto. shock2, (IN)TR.: urtare; esser
offensivo; dispiacere; faricovoni. -ing,
ADJ.: urtante; ributtante, disgustoso ;
orrido: — weather, tempaccio. -ingly,
ADV.: in modo offensivo.
shod, ADJ.: calzato; ferrato.
shde!,s.: scarpa, f.: little —, scarpetta,
f.; horse —, ferro di cavallo, m.; wooden
—, zoccolo, m. shoe2, IRR.; TR.: cal-
zare ; ferrare (un cavallo). -black, -boy,
s.: lustrascarpe, m. -ing,S.: ferrare, m.
-brush, S.: scopetta, f. -ing-ham-
mer, S.: martello da ferrare, m. -ing-
horn, S.: calzatoio, m. -maker, s.:
calzolaio, m. «sole, S.: suola di scarpa,
f. »string, «tie, S.: coreggiuolo di
scarpe, m.
shògI, s.: scossa, f., scuotimento ; crollo,
m. shogz, TR.: scuotere, crollare, sbat-
tere.
shògglet, TR.: agitare.
shòot1,s.: rampollo, germoglio, pollone ;
colpo, tiro, m. shoot 2,IRR.; TR.: lancia-
re, sparare, tirare; scaricare, vuotare;
INTR.: germogliare, gemmare; sporgere,
uscire; battere: — a bridge, passare
sotto un ponte; — darts, tirare dardi,
dardeggiare; — to death, archibugiare,
-mote,
shortness
moschettare; — forth, lanciarsi; avan-
zarsi; — off, trapassare con velocità; —
off a gun, sparare un fucile; — through,
traffiggere da banda a banda; — up,
crescere, pullulare. -er, S.: tiratore;
arciere, m. .-ing, ADJ.: lanciante, ca-
dente; a fitte; di (da) caccia; s.: il ti-
rare, lo sparare; sparo, m.; caccia (con
ischioppo), f.; germogliare, m.: go a—,
andar a caccia (d’ uccelli). -ing-gallery,
s.: locale del tiro, m. -ing-match,
S.: tiro al bersaglio, m. -ing-star, 8.:
stella volante, f. -ingestick, s.: bietta
(di stampatore), f.
shop, s.: bottega, f.; fondaco; lavoratoio,
m. «board, s.: banco (da lavorare),
m. «book, S.: giornale (di bottegaio),
m. “keeper, S.: bottegaio, m.: old
—, cattiva mercanzia, f. =lifter, s.:
mariuolo, m. lifting, s.: furto in una
bottega, m. -man, -mate, S.: botte-
gaio, garzone di bottega, m. -ping, S.:
il frequentare le botteghe : go a- —, andar
a fare delle compre, correre di bottega in
bottega. -woman, s.: donna di botte-
ga, bottegaia, f.
shor-age, s.: diritto di naufragio, m.
-e1,8.: costa, spiaggia, f.; lido, m.; fo-
gna, f.; sostegno; puntello, m.: go on —,
andare a terra, metter piede a terra,
sbarcare. -e2, TR.: puntellare, rincal-
zare; sostentare. -eless, ADJ.: senza
costa, senza lido ; illimitabile.
shoreling, s.: pelle di pecora tonduta, f.
shòèrtI, ADJ.: corto, breve; succinto;
stretto, piccolo (di statura), di bassa sta-
tura; ADV.: subito, a un tratto: — breath,
corto respiro, m.; — while, poco tempo;
some — time, un giorno o I’ altro; in a
— time, ben presto; in (to be) —, per
dire in breve, per finirla, in conclusione;
be — of money, esser sprovvisto di danari;
be — with one, parlare chiaro; come —
of one’s aim, mancare il colpo; cut —,
tagliar la parola in bocca a; fall —, ri-
manere al di sotto, non uguagliare; keep
—, tenere corto a danari; speak —, man-
giare le parole; stop —, arrestarsi, fer-
marsi; turn —, voltarsi; mutare pensiero.
short2, s.: sommario, compendio, m.
-en, TR.: accorciare, contrarre; abbre-
viare. coming, S.: delinquenza, insuffi-
cenza, f. footed, ADJ.: dai piedi corti.
-haired, ADJ.: dai capelli corti. -hand,
S.: tachigrafia, stenografia, f. -hand-
writer, s.: stenografo, m. -legged,
s.: dalle gambe corte. lived, ADJ.: di
corta vita. -ly, ADV.: quanto prima, in
poco tempo: — after, non molto dopo.
-necked, ADJ.: dal collo corto. -ness,
S.: brevità; cortezza, f.: — of breath,
difficoltà di respirare, f.; — of memory,
short-nosed
memoria labile, f. -nosed, s.: dal naso
corto. -ribs, S. PL.: costoline, coste
false, f. pl. -sighted, ADJ.: di corta
vista, miope. -sightedness, s.: corta
vista, miopia, f. «waisted, ADJ.: corto
di taglia, di piccola statura. -winded,
ADI. : bolso, asmatico. =winged, ADJ.:
di corte ali.
shéry, ADI.: litorale, vicino al lido del mare.
shot, s.: colpo, tiro, sparo, m.; palla (di
schioppo), f.; pallini, m. pl.; scotto, paga-
mento; tiratore: bar —, chain —, balla
ramata, f.; bow —, tratto d’ arco, m.;
cannon —, tiro di cannone, m.; within
cannon —, a tiro di cannone; within a
musket —, a tiro di moschetto ; great —,
palla di cannone, f. pl.; small —, pallini,
m. pl., migliaruola, f.; ata —, a un trat-
to, in una volta; be a good —, esser buon
tiratore; pay one’s —, pagare il suo scot-
to. «free, ADJ.: franco, senza pagare
nulla, a bardotto. -gun, S.: schioppo,
leggiero fucile, m.
shotten, ADJ.: andato in frega; sporgente.
shòugh, s.: barbone; mucchio, m.
shoulderi, s.: spalla, f., omero, m.
shoulder 2, TR.: mettere sopra le spal-
le: — one up, spalleggiare alcuno. =belt,
s.: ciarpa, f., budriere, m. blade, s.:
scapula, f. «bone, S.: ossa della spalla,
m. =knot,sS.: spallaccio, m. piece,
s.: armadura della spalla, f., spallaccio,
m. eclapper, S.: che affetta familiari-
tà. -shotten, ADJ.: spallato. slip,
s.: dislocamento di spalla, m.
shéut1, s.: clamore, grido, m.: — for
joy, grido d’allegrezza, m. shout,
INTR.: gridare; far applauso. -er, S.:
gridatore, applauditore, m. -ing, S.: ac-
clamazione, f.
shével, s.: colpo, urto, m.; spinta, f.
shovez, (IN)TR.: spingere, urtare; assa-
lire: — along, spingere avanti; — back-
ward, spingere indietro.
shòveli, s.: pala, paletta, . shovelz,
‘TR.: gettare colla pala, ammucchiare.
“board, s.: morella, f. (giuoco). -ful,
8.: palata, f. -ler, s.: pellicano, m.
shéve-net, s.: ritrosa, f. (rete).
show I, 8.: mostra; apparenza, f.; spetta-
colo; pretesto, m.: — of friendship, sem-
bianza d’ amicizia, f.; make a fine —, fare
buona figura. show 2, IRR. ; TR.: mostra-
re, far vedere; manifestare, scoprire;
provare; IRR.; INTR.: parere, sembrare,
aver l’aria di: — one’s self, mostrarsi; —
a pair of heels, — one’s heels, voltarele cal-
cagna, fuggire; — tricks, fare giuochi
di mano; — forth, pubblicare, annunzia-
re; — her upstairs, fatela salire; — her
in, introducetela. -bread, s.: pane di
proposizione, m.
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shower !, s.: rovescio, nembo, m.: great
—, acquazzone, m.; light —, acquetta, f.
shower2, INTR.: piovere a rovescio,
strapiovere. bath, s.: doccia, f. -y,
ADJ.: piovoso.
show-ily, ADV.: con pompa. -imess,
S.: pompa, f., fasto, m. -ish, ADJ.:
splendido, fastoso, pomposo, vano. -y =
showish.
shréd I, s.: ritaglio; pezzo, m. shred 2,
TR.: sminuzzare, tagliare minuto; (gard.)
potare. -ding, s.: piccolo pezzo, fram-
mento, m.
shrew shrù, s.: sgridatrice, f. -d, ADJ.:
astuto, arguto, perspicace, fino; maligno.
-ly, ADV.: astutamente, argutamente, sa-
gacemente ; maliziosamente. -dness, S.:
astuzia; sottigliezza, sagacità,f. -ish, ADJ.:
ritroso; petulante. -ishly, ADV.: in mo-
do garrulo; petulantemente. -ishness,
s.: cattivo umore, m.; petulanza, f.
-mouse, S.: topo campestre, m.
shrîek1, s.: strillo, grido acuto, m.
shriek2, INTR.: strillare, stridere: —
out, mettere grida, schiamazzare.
shrie-valty, s.: uffizio di sciriffo, m.
-vet, s.: sciriffo, m.
shrifti, part. del v. shrive. shrift2,
s.: confessione (fatta al confessore), f.
shrìll1, ADJ.: squillante, risonante; sot-
tile; acuto. shrill2, INTR.: squillare,
strillare; risonare. -mess, S.: acutezza
di voce; sottigliezza, f. -y, ADJ.: squil-
lante, acuto; ADV.: squillantemente.
shrimpi,s.: squilla, f. (gamberetto ma-
rino); nano, m. shrimp2, TR.: scor-
ciare.
shrine, s.: reliquiario, m.
shrink 1, s.: stringimento, m.; contra-
zione, f. shrinkz2,IRR.; TR.: scorciare,
scortare, diminuire ; IRR.; INTR.: scorciar-
si, ritirarsi; rinculare; soccombere: —
away, dare dietro, svignare via; accar-
tocciarsi; — with cold, tremar di freddo.
-age, S.: contrazione, f., restringimento,
m. -er, S.: codardo; infingardo, m.
-ing, S.: stringimento; scorciamento, m.
shrive, IRR.; TR.: (shrove; shriven, shrift)
stare a udire in confessione, confessarsi
(al confessore).
shrivel, TR.: aggrinzare; INTR.: raggrin-
zarsi.
shri-ver, S.:
shrift.
shréud I, s.: coperto; panno funebre, m.
shroud2, TR.: coprire; seppellire; di-
fendere, proteggere; INTR.: mettersi al
coperto ; rifugiarsi.
Shrove-tide, s.: carnasciale, carnavale.
-Tuesday, S.: martedì grasso, giorno
innanzi le ceneri, m.
shrùb 1, s.: arbuscello, arbusto; nano,
confessore, m. -ving =
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omicciattolo, m. shrub2, TR.: battere,
bastonare. -bery, 8.: luogo piantato
@ arbusti, m. -by, ADJ.: pieno d’ arbu-
scelli.
shrug 1,8.: ristringimento delle spalle, m.
shrug 2, TR.: stringere; INTR.: ristrin-
gersi: — the shoulders, crollare le spalle.
shrùnk(en), ADJ.: scorciato, ritirato.
shùd-der, INTR.: tremare di paura, abbri-
vidare. -der(ing),s.: tremore, tremito, m.
shùf-fle1,s.: scompiglio, m.; truffa, fur-
beria, f.; sotterfugio, m. -fle 2,TR.: me-
scolare; confondere; ingannare, truffare;
usare di sotterfugi; INTR.: sforzarsi: —
cards, mescolare le carte; — one off, dis-
farsi d’ alcuno. -fler, s.: furbo, truffa-
tore, ingannatore, m. -flimg, ADJ.: che
spinge; evasivo, rancante; S.: sotterfu-
gio, m.; furberia, f., artifizio, m., astuzia,
f. -flingly, ADV.: sconciamente, con
astuzia.
shùn, TR.: evitare; scampare, fuggire.
-less, ADJ.: inevitabile.
shutiI, ADJ.: chiuso; sciolto (cf. shut).
shut 2, s.: chiuso, luogo chiuso, m.; por-
tella, f. shut 3,IRR.; TR.: chiudere, rin-
chiudere, riserrare; INTR.: chiudersi: —
in, rinchiudere; — out, escludere; chiu-
dere la porta ad uno; — up, conchiudere ;
rinchiudere. -ter, s.: che chiude; para-
vento, m.
shittle, s.: spola, spuola, f.
volante, m. (giuoco).
shyI, ADJ.: ritroso, schifo, contegnoso.
shy 2, INTR.: pigliar ombra, rincularsi.
-ly, ADV.: con ritrosia, vergognosamente.
-ness, S.: ritrosia; peritanza, f.
sibj, s.: parente, consanguinea, m.
sibi-lant, ADJ.: sibilante, sibiloso.
tion, s.: sibilo, fischio, m.
sibyl,s.: sibilla; indovinatrice, f. -line,
ADI. : sibillino.
sicamore, S.: sicomoro, m.
sic-cate, TR.: seccare. -cation, S.: sec-
care. -eity,S.: siccità, seccherezza, ari-
dità, f.
siee, s.: due sei (al giuoco de’ dadi).
sick, ADJ.: ammalato, indisposto ; infer-
mo; fastidito: feel —, sentirsi male; —
of, disgustato di. -bed, s.: letto dell’ in-
fermo, m. -en, TR.: render ammalato,
render debole; INTR.: ammalarsi. -ish,
ADJ.: poco ammalato.
sickl-e, s.: falce, falciuola, f., falcetto,
m. -eman, -er, S.: falciatore, mietito-
re, m.
sick-liness, s.: disposizione inferma, f.
-ly, ADJ.: malaticcio, infermiccio: —
weather, tempo malsano, m. -ness, S.:
malattia, infermità, f.: falling —, mal
caduco, m., epilessia, f.; great —, peste,
contagione, f.; green —, itterizia, f.
-cock, s.:
-la-
sigil
side, s.: lato, canto; fianco, m.; pagina,
facciata (d’ un libro); parte; fazione, f.:
the weak —, il lato debole; on all —s,
per ogni lato; on that —, da quella ban-
da; on the other —, dall’ altra banda,
dall’ altra parte; on this — of, di qua di;
on both —s, dalle due bande; right —,
dritto (d’ un panno), m.; wrong —, verso,
rovescio (d@’ un panno), m.; — of a hill,
pendio d’ un colle, m.; — of a river, spon-
da d’un fiume, f.; speak on one's —, par-
lare in favore d’ alcuno; take one's —, pi-
gliar le parti @ uno; walk by one's —,
caminare a lato di uno. side2, ADJ.: la-
terale; obbliquo. side 3, INTR.: pigliare
la parte. -blow, S.: rovescione, m.
-board, s.: buffetto, m., credenza, f.
“box, s.: palchetto (m.) o loggia da can-
to del teatro, f. -face, S.: testa del pro-
filo, f. -glance, s.: occhiata obbliqua,
f. -long, ADI.: laterale, da canto; ADV.:
a traverso, obbliquamente.
sider, S.: partigiano, m.
sideral, sidéreal, ADJ.: siderale, astrale.
side-saddle, s.:sella da donna, f. -sman,
s.: assistente del sacristano, m. «motion,
s.: movimento obbliquo, m. -walk, s.:
marciapiede, m. -ways, -wise, ADV.:
a traverso, a sghembo; da canto, lateral-
mente. ewind, s.: (nav.) vento in fian-
co, m.
sidle, INTR.: camminare per fianco.
sîegeI,s.: assedio; seggio, m. siege 2,
TR.: assediare, mettere l’ assedio a.
siésta, S.: meriggiana, f., sonnicello (dopo
il pranzo), m.: take a —, meriggiare, far
la meriggiana.
sieve, S.: staccio, crivello, vaglio, m.
=maker, s.: stacciaio, m.
sift, TR.: stacciare, crivellare, vagliare;
investigare; esaminare; scovare: — out,
procurare di scoprire. -er, S.: vagliato-
re; esaminatore, m. -img, S.: staccia-
tura, vagliatura ; inchiesta, f.
sighi1,S.: sospiro, m.: heave a —, man-
dar fuori un sospiro. sigh2,INTR.: so-
spirare. -er, S.: sospiratore, m. -ing,
ADJ.: sospirante, sospiroso ; S.: sospiro, m.
sight, S.: vista; prospettiva; mira, f.;
spettacolo, m.; occhi, m. pl.: at —, a vi-
sta; at first —, a prima vista, subito; by
—, di vista; in the — of, in presenza di;
come în —, apparire; dazzle the —, ab-
bagliare la vista; know one by —, cono-
scer alcuno di vista; lose — of, perder di
vista; vanish out of —, svanire; out of
—, out of mind, fuori di vista, fuori di
mente. -fulness, s.: acutezza di vista, f.
-less, ADJ.: cieco. -liness, s.: bell’ aspet-
to, m. -ly, ADJ.: vistoso, di bella pre-
senza.
sigil, s.: sigillo, suggello, m.
sign
signI, S.: segno; indizio, m.; insegna, f.;
vestigio, m., traccia, f. sigm2, TR.: se-
gnare, far segno; accennare; significare,
rappresentare: — a letter, sottoscrivere
una lettera.
sig-mal I, ADJ.: segnalato, egregio, eccel-
lente, illustre. -malz, s.: segnale, se-
gno; contrassegno, m. -nal3, TR.: se-
gnalare; commandare. -nal-gun, s.:
colpo di cannone tirato per segnale, colpo
di segnale, m. -nality, s.: celebrità, f.
-nalize, TR.: signalare; rendere famoso:
— one’s self, signalarsi. -nal-lamp, s.:
(rail.) lampada di segnale, f. -nal-light,
s.: fanale, m. -nally, ADV.: segnalata-
mente; illustremente.
signature, S.: soscrizione ; firma, prova;
(print.) segnatura, f.
signer, S.: segnatore, m.
signet, S.: suggello (del re), m.
sig-nificanee, -nificaney, S.: signifi-
canza, importanza, f. -nificant, ADJ.:
significante; espressivo. -nificantly,
ADV.: in modo espressivo. -nification,
S.: significazione, f.; senso, m. -mifi-
cative, ADJ.: significativo. -nifica-
tively, ADV.: significativamente. -nifi-
cator, S.: significatore, m. -nifica-
tory, ADJ.: emblematico. -mify, TR.:
significare; avvisare; esprimere; INTR.:
essere energico.
sîgnior, S.: signore, m. -izet, INTR.: si-
gnoreggiare, dominare. -y, S.: signoria, f.;
dominio, m.
signpost, s.: palo d’ insegna, m.
silen-eeI,s.: silenzio; segreto, m.: put
one to —, imporre silenzio ad uno; —
gives consent, chi tace acconsente. -ce2,
INTERJ.: silenzio! zitto! -ce3,TR.: im-
porre silenzio, far tacere ; interdire. -t,
ADJ.: silente, taciturno, cheto. -tly, ADV.:
tacitamente, senza parlare, pian piano.
silicious, ADJ.: di cilicio.
siliculose, ADJ.: pieno di lolle, baccelluto.
siliginose, ADJ.: fatto di siligine.
siliqua, s.: siliqua, f., baccello, m.
-quose, -quous, ADJ.: baccelluto, cas-
sulare.
silhouétte, s.: siluetta, f.
silk, s.: seta, f.: —s, seterie, f. pl. -en,
ADJ.: setoso, di seta. floss, S.: fiocchi
di seta, m. pl. -iness,S.: qualità se-
tacea. -manufactory, s.: fabbrica di
seta, f. -mercer, S.: mercante di sete-
ria, m. -stockings, S. PL.: calzette di
seta, f. pl. stuff, s.: drappo di seta, m.
*thread, s.: filo di seta, m. -throw-
ster, S.: torcitore di seta, m. -wares,
8. PL.: mercanzie di seta, f. pl. -weav-
er, S.: tessitore di drappi, m. -worm,
‘8.: baco filugello, bigatto, m. -y, ADI.:
(fatto) di seta, setaceo ; setoso, morbido.
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sill, s.: soglio, limitare, m.
sillabub, s.: limonea vinosa, f.; capo di
latte, m.
sil-lily, ADV.: scioccamente, goffamente.
-liness, s.: sciocchezza, goffaggine, f.
-ly, ADJ.: sciocco, goffo; semplice: —
fellow, semplicione, imbecille, m.; — look,
aria da scimunito, f.; — thing, sciocchez-
za, f.
silt s.: fango, limo, m., melma, f.
silvan, ADJ.: silvano.
silver, s.: argento, m.; moneta d’ ar-
gento, f. silver2, ADJ.: d’argento, ar-
gentino. silver 3, TR.: argentare, inar-
gentare. -beater, S.: battitore d’ ar-
gento, m. coin, S.: moneta d’ argento,
f. -lace, s.: gallone d’argento, m. -ly,
ADJ.: argentino, d’ argento. -mine,S.:
miniera d’ argento, f. «plate, s.: vasel-
lame d’argento, m. -smith,s.: argen-
tiere, orefice, orafo, m. -spoon, S.:
cucchiaio @ argento, m. -thistle, s.:
brancorsina, f. =weed, s.: argentina, f.
=wire, s.: argento filato, m. -y, ADI.:
argenteo, argentino.
simàr, S.: zimarra, f.
sim-ilar, ADJ.: similare, simigliante ;
omogeneo. -ilarity, S.: simiglianza, si-
militudine, f. -ilarly, ADV.: similmente,
parimente. -ile, s.: simile, m., similitu-
dine, f.; esempio, paragone, m. -ili-
tade, s.: similitudine; conformità, f.
simitar,s.: scimitarra, f.
simmer, INTR.: grillare, bollire dolce-
mente, bollire a fuoco lento. -img, S.:
bollire a fuoco lento, m.
simòo-niac, S.: simoniaco, m. -niacal,
ADJ.: simoniaco. simony,s.: simonia, f.
simper I,S.: sorriso, sorridere degli scioc-
chi, m. simper 2, INTR.: sorridere scioc-
camente. -img, ADJ.: che sorride scioc-
camente, affettato; S.: sorriso, sciocco.
-ingly, ADV.: con sorriso sciocco.
sim-ple1, ADJ.: semplice; puro, ingenuo;
inesperto, goffo: — fellow, semplicione,
m. -ple2,s.: semplice, m., droga, erba
medicinale, f. -ple3, INTR.: erborare,
cogliere degli semplici. -ple-minded,
ADJ.: candido, sincero. -ple-minded-
ness, S.: candore, m., sincerità, f. -ple-
ness, S.: semplicità; sciocchezza, f.
-pler, s.: semplicista, botanico, m.
-plessi, s.: semplicità, ingenuità, f. -ple-
ton, s.: semplicione, sciocco, m. -ple-
witted, ADJ.: ingenuo, sempliciotto.
-plieity, s.: semplicità; purità, ingenui-
tà; sciocchezza, f. -plification, s..
simplificazione, f. -plify, TR.: simplifi-
care, rendere men complesso. -plist =
simpler. -ply, ADV.: semplicemente, so-
lamente.
simu-lecre, s.: simulacro, m. -lar, s.:
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simulatore; ipocrita, m. -late, INTR.:
simulare. -lation, s.. simulazione, f.
simultaneous, ADJ.: simultaneo. -ly,
ADV.: unitamente, tutti insieme. -ness,
s.: simultaneità, f., sincronismo, m.
sini, s.: peccato, fallo, m.; colpa, f.
sin 2, INTR.: peccare, commettere pecca-
to, fallire.
sinapism, s.: (med.) senapismo, m.
sinee, PREP., ADV.: di poi, dopo; da,
da...in qua; poichè: long —, molto
tempo fa; not long —, non è lungo tempo,
poco fa; many years —, molti anni sono;
simulate
a while —, non ha guari, poco fa; — yes-
terday, da ieri in qua; — when? da quan-
do in qua?
sin-eére, ADJ.: sincero, franco; schietto,
onesto. -e@rely, ADV.: sinceramente;
schiettamente. -eéreness, -eèrity, s.:
sincerità ; schiettezza, f.
sine, S.: (geom.) sino, seno, m.
sinecure, S.: beneficio senza cura, m.
sinéw, s.: nervo, nerbo; tendine, m.
-ed, ADJ.: nervoso, nerboso; vigoroso.
-less, ADJ.: senza nervi, debole. -y,
ADJ.: nervoso, nerboso; vigoroso, forte.
sinful, ADJ.: criminale, vizioso, corrotto
-ly, ADV.: criminalmente, viziosamente.
-ness, S.: corruzione; trasgressione, f.
sing, IRR.; TR.: cantare, canterellare ; lo-
dare, celebrare; IRR.; INTR.: cantare;
garrire.
singe, TR.: abbruciacchiare, abbrustiare.
sing-er, S.: cantante, cantatore, m.
-ing, S.: canto, cantare; garrire, m.
-ing-book, s.: libro di canti, m. -ing-
boy, s.: ragazzo che canta in coro, m.
-ing-man, S.: cantore, corista, m.
-ing-master, S.: maestro di musica, m.
sin-glet, ADJ.: solo, unico; semplice:
— combat, duello, m.; — game, semplice
partita, f.; — life, celibato, m.; — man,
scapolo, smogliato, m.; — woman, zitella ;
donna nubile, f.; live —, viver nel celibato.
-Ele 2, TR.: separare, scegliere; segna-
re. -gle-handed, ADJ.: monco d’ una
mano; solo, senza soccorso. -gle-heart-
ed, ADI. : sincero, franco, schietto. -gle-
ness, s.: semplicità; sincerità, schiettez-
za, f. -&ly, ADV.: separatamente; one-
stamente.
sing-song, S.: canto monotono, m.
singu-lar, ADJ.: singolare, particolare ;
raro; bizzarro: — number, numero singo-
lare, m. -làrity,S.: singolarità, parti-
colarita; rarità, f. -larize, TR.: singo-
larizzare; separare. -larly, ADV.: sin-
golarmente, particolarmente.
singulti, s.: singulto, m.
sinis-ter, ADJ.: sinistro; cattivo, ingiu-
sto; malizioso ; infelice, funesto. -trous,
ADJ.: sinistro; assurdo, perverso. -trous-
sited
ly, ADV.: sinistramente; assurdament
perversamente.
sink 1, s.: sentina, cloaca, f.; lavatoio, m.
sink 2, IRR.; TR.: sommergere, affondare;
scavare; opprimere; disfare, distruggere,
rovinare; avventurare; IRR.; TR.: attuf-
farsi, andare a fondo; abbassarsi, abbat-
‘tersi; soccombere; cadere, decrescere;
penetrare : a ship, mandare a fondo un
vascello. -img, ADJ.: cadente, ecc.; s.:
affondare, abbassamento, m.: — fund,
cassa d’ammortizzazione, f. -ing-paper,
s.: carta che beve I’ inchiostro, f.
sin-less, ADJ.: senza peccato, immacula-
to. -lessness, s.: esenzione da peccato,
impeccabilità, f. -mer, 8.: peccatore,
offenditore; peccatrice, f. -ming, s.:
peccare, m. =offering,s.: offerta espia-
toria, f.
sin-oper, -ople, S.: sinopia, senopia, f.
sin-uate, TR.: rendere sinuoso; INTR.:
serpere. -uation, -udsity, S.: sinuo-
sità; circuito; seno, m. -uous, ADI.:
sinuoso, torto.
sinus, S.: seno (di mare), golfo, m.
sipI, S.: sorso, centellino, m. sipz,
(IN)TR.: sorsare, bere a sorsi; gocciare.
siphon, s. : sifone, tubo, m.
sipid, ADJ.: gustoso.
sipper, s.: che sorseggia, che beve a pic-
coli sorsi.
sippet, s.: fettolina, fetticella (di pane), f.
sir, S.: signore, m.
sire, s.: sire, m., maestà, f.; (poet.) padre.
siren, s.: sirena, ninfa del mare, f. -ize,
TR.: far da sirena, incantare.
Sirius, s.: (astr.) sirio, m., canicola, f.
sirloin, s.: lonza, lombata, f.
sirdcco, s.: scilocco, m.
sirrah, s.: briccone, mariuolo, m.
sirup, 8.: siroppo, sciroppo, m. -ed,
ADJ.: dolce come lo sciroppo. -y, ADI.:
assomigliante allo sciroppo.
siskin, s.: lucherino, m. (uccello).
sister, s.: sorella, sirocchia, f.: little —,
sorellina, f. -hood, s.: qualità di sorel-
la; affinità di sorella, f.; sorelle, f. pl.
“in-law, s.: cognata, f. -ly, ADI.: di
sorella, sirocchevole.
sit, IRR.; TR.: posare, collocare; TR.: se-
dere; stare; esser situato; essere; ripo-
sarsi; adunarsi: close to one's work,
lavorare assiduamente; — for one’s pic-
ture, farsi dipingere; — in the sun, stare
al sole; — still, stare fermo; non muo-
versi; — at table, sedersi a tavola; —
well, andare bene; — down, sedersi; re-
stare; — out, essere senza impiego; —
up, levarsi; — up in bed, tenersi assiso
sul letto.
sit-e, s.: sito, m.; situazione, positura, f.
-ed jf, ADI. : situato.
sithe
sithe} = scythe.
sit-ter, s.: che sta a sedere; chioccia, f.
-ting, ADJ.: seduto, assiso; che cova;
.: sedere, m.; sessione, assemblea; in-
cubazione, f.: — up, lo stare ritto sulla
sedia ; veglia.
situ-ate, ADJ.: situato, collocato, posto.
-ation, s.: situazione; condizione, f.: in
a —, impiegato ; out of a —, senza impie-
go, senza padrone.
six, ADJ.: sei, m.: at —es and sevens, in
confusione. -fold, ADJ.: sestuplo. -pence,
s.: mezzo scellino (= 12 soldi), m. -score,
ADJ.: cento venti. -teem, ADJ.: sedici.
-teenth, ADJ.: sedicesimo. -th, ADJ.: se-
sto. -thly, ADV.: in sesto luogo. -tieth,
ADJ.: sessantesimo. -ty, ADJ.: sessanta.
siz-el, S.: grandezza, grossezza ; misura ;
dimensione, f.; calibro, m.; statura; con-
dizione, f., stato, m.; (shoe.) colla, f.;
(bookb.) mordente, m. -e2, TR.: aggiu-
stare; misurare ; (shoe.) incerare. -eable,
ADJ.: di giusta proporzione; di buona
statura. -ed, ADJ.: proporzionato, pro-
porzionevole. -iness, S.: qualità gluti-
noso, viscosita, f. -y, ADJ.: glutinoso,
viscoso.
skainsmatei;, S.: compagno di tinello, m.
skat-e1,s.: pattino, m.; razza, f. (pesce).
-e2, INTR.: pattinare. -er, S.: pattina-
tore, m., -trice, f. -ing, s.: il pattinare:
— club, circolo dei pattinatori.
skèan, s.: piccola spada, f.
skègi, s.: susina salvatica, f.
skégger, S.: piccol salamone, m.
skéin, s.: matassa, f.: — of silk, matas-
sa di seta; wind off a —, dipanare una
matassa.
skéleton, s.: scheletro, carcame, m.
skép-tic, S.: scettico, m. -tical, ADJ.:
scettico. -tieism, S.: scetticismo, m.
skétch 1, s.: schizzo, abbozzo ; primo pen-
siero, m. sketch 2, TR.: schizzare, ab-
bozzare; far il primo disegno. -book,
s.: libro di schizzi (abbozzi), m.
skéw I, ADJ.: obbliquo, storto; ADV.: ob-
bliquamente. skew 2, INTR.: guardare
obbliquamente ; camminare obbliquamente.
skéwer I, s.: brocco, stecco,m. skew-
er2, TR.: appicare con istecchi; infilzare.
skid, s.: catena da fermare, forcina da
arrestare le ruote, f.
skiff, s.: schifo, paliscalmo, m.
skilful, ADJ.: saccente; sperimentato,
versato, pratico. -ly, ADV.: esperta-
mente; destramente, saviamente. -ness,
8.: abilità, destrezza; arte, f.
skill, s.: capacità, destrezza ; arte, scien-
za, f. skillz, TR.: essere versato, es-
sere intelligente, intendersi di. -ed,
ADJ.: versato, sperimentato, esperto. -ess,
ADI. : senza capacità, ignorante.
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skillet, s.: padellino, m., casseruola, f.
skimi, s.: schiuma, f. skim2, TR.:
schiumare ; INTR.: trattare leggiermente,
scorrere leggiermente: — over, sfiorare;
— @ question, sfiorare una questione.
-mer, S.: scumaruola, f. «milk, s.:
siero di latte, m.
skin I, s.: pelle, cute, f.; cuoio, m.; buc-
cia, f.: come off with a whole —, sortire
illeso; undressed —s, pelli verdi; —
deep, superficiale, leggiero; he is nothing
but — and bone, non ha che la pelle e
le ossa. skin2, TR.: torre via la pelle,
scorticare : — over, ammarginarsi, chiu-
dersi. -deep, ADJ.: superficiale, leggie-
ro. -flint, s.: spilorcio, m.
skin-less, ADJ.: senza pelle. -ned,
ADJ.: scorticato, cicatrizzato. -ner,s.:
pelliciaio, pellicciere, m.: —’s trade, pel-
liccieria, f., pellame, m. -niness, s.:
magrezza, macilenza, f. -my, ADJ.: ma-
gro, macilento.
skip!,s.: salto, balzo, m.; saltazione, f.:
by —, a salti, saltellone. skip2, TR.:
trascorrere; omettere; INTR.: saltare,
saltellare: — over, saltare, scavalcare;
you may — over these pages, potete sal-
tare a piè pari queste pagine. -jack, s.:
uomo da niente arricchito, m. -kennel,
S.: garzone, fante, m. -peri,s.: salta-
tore.
skip-per 2, s.: padrone di vascello, capi-
.tano, m. -peti,S.: piccola barca, f.
skipping, ADJ.: saltante; S.: saltare,
salto, m.: — rope, corda da saltare, f.
skirmish I, s.: scaramuccia, f., badaluc-
co, m. skirmish 2, INTR.: scaramuccia-
re, baddaluccare. -er, S.: che scara-
muccia, badaluccatore, m. -ing, S.: sca-
ramuccia, f.
skirret, INTR.: scorrere; andare attorno.
skirret, s.: sisaro, m. (radice).
skirti, s.: fimbria, f.; fregio, orlo, m.
skirt2, TR.: fregiare, orlare ; circondare.
skitI, s.: rimprovero, m. skit2, TR.:
rimproverare. -tish, ADJ.: schifo, om-
broso; restio; bizzarro; volubile, inco-
stante. -tishly, ADV.: schifamente, ti-
morosamente. -tishness, S.: schifilta:
fantasia, incostanza, f.
skittle, s.: birillo, m.: —s, birilli, m.
pl.; giuoco di birilli, m.
skréenji, s.: crivello; paravento, para-
fuoco, m. skreen2, TR.: crivellare;
coprire; proteggere.
skulk, INTR.: celarsi, nascondersi.
skull, s.: cranio, m.; secca, f., banco di
sabbia, m. cap, S.: caschetto, m.;
cuffia, f.
skunk, s.: (zodl.) puzzola americana, f.
sky, s.: cielo, firmamento, m.: the Italian
—, il cielo italiano; clear —, cielo limpi-
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do. -colour, S.: azzurro, turchino, m.
-coloured, ADJ.: azzurrigno. -dyed,
ADJ.: tinto d’azzurro. -ed, ADJ.: cir-
condato da cieli. -ey, ADJ.: etereo. -ish,
ADJ.: azzurriccio, turchiniccio. -lark,
s.: allodola, f. slight, s.. abbaino, m.
-rocket, S.: razzo, m. -scraper, S.:
piccola vela sopra al pappafico, f.; molto
alto edifizio.
slabI, ADJ.: glutinoso, viscoso, tenace.
slab2, s.: fango, limo, m., melma; bel-
letta, f.: — of marble, tavola di marmo, f.
slab-ber, (IN)TR.: bavare; sporcare, im-
brattare ; effondere. -ber-chops, -ber-
er, S.: bavoso, m. -bering, ADJ.: ba-
voso, sporco; S.: sporcare, m.
slàb-biness, s.: stato melmoso, m. -by,
ADI. : fangoso, viscoso, umido.
slackI, ADJ.: sciolto, lento; negligente,
infingardo: — in payment, lento nel pa-
gare. slack2, s.: bracia, brace; val-
letta, f. slack(en) 3, TR.: slegare, al-
lentare; ritardare; negligere; stempera-
re; estinguere; (IN)TR.: allentarsi, ral-
lentarsi; diminuire: — one’s hand, pren-
dere riposo, ricrearsi; — the rein, allar-
gare il freno; — one’s speed, rallentare i
passi. -ly, ADv.: lentamente; trascura-
tamente, pigramente. -ness, S.: rilassa-
mento, m.; tardezza, negligenza, f.
sladej, s.: valletta, f.
slag, s.: scoria, f., rosticci (de’ metalli),
m. pl.
slaie, s.: (weav.) spola, spuola, f.
sky-colour
slak-e1,8.: fiocco di neve, m. -e2, TR.:
estinguere; stemperare; liquefare: —
one’s thirst, smorzarsi la sete. -ing, S.:
stemperamento, m.
slam 1, s.. cappotto, m. (al giuoco delle
carte). slam2, TR.: macellare; fare
tutte le bazze.
slamkin }, s.: donna sudicia, f.
slander I, s.: calunnia, maldicenza, diffa-
mazione, f. slander2, TR.: calunniare,
diffamare. -er, S.: calunniatore, maldi-
cente, diffamatore, m. -img, ADJ.: ca-
lunnioso ; s.: calunnia, maldicenza, f. -ous,
ADJ.: calunnioso, maldicente. -ously,
ADV.: calunniosamente. -ousness, S.:
calunnia, maldicenza, f.
slang, S.: gergo, parlare corrotto, m.
slànk, s.: alga marina, f.
slant I, TR.: volgere obbliquamente. slant-
(ing)2, ADJ.: traverso, obbliquo. -ingly,
-wise, ADV.: di scancio, obbliquamente.
slap 1, ADV.: con un colpo subito e violen-
to. slap 2, s.: colpo, schiaffo, m., guan-
ciata, f. slap3, TR.: schiaffeggiare, bat-
tere; percuotere: — up, inghiottire, in-
goiare. -dash, ADV.: in un colpo, in un
subito, a un tratto.
slape, ADJ.: sdrucciolo, liscio.
sleepily
slàppy, ADI. : melmoso, pantanoso.
slàsh 1, s.: ferita, staffilata, f., sguarcio,
sfregio, taglio, m.: — of a whip, sferzata
ben applicata, f. slash 2, TR.: staffilare,
tagliare, sfregiare.
slatch, s.: (nav.) corda sciolta, f.; vento
momentaneo, m. :
slat-e1,8.: lavagna,f. -e2, TR.: copri-
re di lavagne. -quarry, S.: cava della
lavagna, f. -er, S.: conciatetti, m.
slàtter(n)I, (IN)TR.: esser neghittoso;
perdere per negligenza. slattern2, s.:
donna neghittosa, donna sudicia, f. -ly,
ADJ.: neghittoso, sudicio; ADV.: neghit-
tosamente.
slaty, ADJ.: lavagnoso, di lavagna.
slàughtert, s.: strage, f., macello, m.
slaughter 2, TR.: ammazzare, macellare,
trucidare. -er, S.: uccisore, assassino,
m. house, s.: macello, m., beccheria,
f. -man,s.: beccaio, macellaio, m. -ous,
ADJ.: micidiale.
slavel,s.: schiavo, m. slave2,TR.: af-
faticarsi, stentare. -driver, S.: aguz-
zino di schiavi, m.
slàveri, s.: bava,f. slaver2, TR.: fare
bava, sporcare di bava. -er 3, S.: bavoso;
minchione, m. -ingly, ADV.: con bava.
slave-holder, -owner, S.: possessore
di schiavi, m.
sla-very, S.: schiavitù, servitù, f. -we-
ship, s.: bastimento da schiavi, m. -ve=
trade, s.: tratta dei schiavi (or negri), f.
-vish, ADJ.: schiavesco, servile. -vish-
ly, ADV.: da schiavo, servilmente. -vish-
ness, S.: servilità; bassezza, f.
Slavonic, aDJ.: slavo; s.: slavo, m.;
lingua slava, f.
slay 1, s.: pettine (di tessitore), m. slay2,
IRR.; TR.: uccidere, ammazzare, trucidare.
-er, S.: ammazzatore, trucidatore, m.
sléave, TR.: separare in fila: —d silk, se-
ta non lavorata, f.
sléazy, ADI. : rado, tenue, sottile.
sléd = sledge. -ded, ADJ.: montato sur
una slitta.
slédge!, s.: slitta, treggia, f.; traino, m.
slédge 2, «hammer, s.: martello (di
fabbro), m.
sléek I, ADI. : liscio, pulito; morbido,
sleek 2, TR.: lisciare, pulire, lustrare.
-ly, ADV.: pulitamente, lisciamente. -ness,
s.: lisciamento, m. stone, 3.: liscia-
toio, brunitoio, m.
sléep1,s8.: sonno; riposo, m., quiete, f.
sleep 2, IRR.; TR.: dormire; riposarsi:
— again, raddormentarsi; — away, fare
passare (per sonno); — upon, non darsi
briga di. -er, s.: dormitore; tentenno-
ne, m.; (rail.) traversa, f. -ful, ADI.:
oppresso del sonno. -fulness, S.: sopo-
re, m. -ily, ADV.: dormendo; in modo
sleepiness
stupido ; fredìdamente. -iness,s.: sopore,
addormentamento, m. -img, ADJ.: dor-
mendo; s.: dormire, sonno; quiete, f.:
— chamber, camera da dormire, f., dormi-
torio, m.; — cup, bevanda sonnifera, f.;
— partner, socio acoomodante, m.; —
place, albergo, letto, m.; — room = sleep-
ing-chamber. -less, ADJ.: senza dormi-
re. -lessness, s.: mancanza di sonno, f.
-y, ADJ.: addormentato, sonnolento.
sléet 1, S.: brina, pruina; pioggia con ne-
ve, f. sleet 2, INTR.: nevicare minuta-
mente. -y, ADJ.: piovoso e nevoso.
sléeve, s.: manica, f.; calamaio, m. (pe-
sce); laugh in one's —s, sogghignare. -d,
ADJ.: fornito di maniche. -less, ADJ.:
senza maniche ; assurdo, irragionevole ; ri-
dicolo.
sleight, s.: astuzia, furberia, f., tiro, m.:
— of hand, gherminella, f. -ful, ADI.:
astuto, scaltro, furbo. -Iy, ADV.: astu-
tamente, scaltramente, con finezza.
slénder, ADJ.: sottile, smunto, svelto;
magro; fino, parco; poco: — means, po-
chi mezzi. -ly, ADV.: sveltamente; me-
diocremente; parcamente, poveramente.
-ness, S.: sottigliezza, sveltezza; picco-
lezza; magrezza; parcita, f.
slépt, impf. del v. sleep.
slieei,s.: fetta; spatola, paletta,f. slice 2,
TR.: tagliare in fette, affettare.
slick, aDJ.: liscio, pulito. -en, TR.: li-
sciare, pulire.
slidderj, INTR.: sdrucciolare interrotta-
mente. -y, ADJ.: sdruccioloso.
slid-e1,s.: sdrucciolo; sentiero liscio, m.
-e 2, IRR.; INTR.: sdrucciolare; scorrere:
— in, introdurre destramente; — into,
insinuarsi; — upon the ice, sdrucciolare
(sul ghiaccio). -er, s.: che sdrucciola.
«ing, ADJ.: sdruccioloso, sdrucciolevole ;
lubrico; s.: sdrucciolare, sdrucciolo, m.:
— knot, nodo scorsoio; — scale, scala di
proporzione.
slight 1, ADJ.: sottile, rado; piccolo, leg-
giero: make — of, far poco conto di.
slight 2,5.: sdegno, dispregio, disprezzo ;
artifizio, m. slight(em) 2, TR.: dispre-
giare, tenere a vile: — over, fare con tra-
scuraggine. -er, S.: sprezzatore, dispre-
giatore, m. -ing, s.: dispregio, disprez-
zo, sdegno, m. -ingly, ADV.: disprege-
volmente. -ly, ADV.: leggiermente, su-
perficialmente, negligente, con poca cura.
-ness, s.: radezza; delicatezza; trascu-
raggine, negligenza, f. -y, ADJ.: leggie-
ro, superficale ; negligente.
slily = slyly.
slim, ApJ.: smilzo, magro, sottile : tall, —
fellow, perticone, m.
slim-e, s.: belletta, f.; limo; vischio, m.
-iness, s.: viscosità, f.
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slimness, S.: minutezza, grazilita, f.
slimy, ADI. : viscoso, glutinoso.
sliness = slyness.
sling 1, s.: fromba, frombola; fionda; sca-
glia; botta, percossa, f.: have one’s arm
în a —, avere il braccio al collo; hurl
with a —, scagliare con una fionda; — of
a crane, ulivella d’un argano,f. sling2,
IRR.; TR.: lanciare; scagliare; penzola-
re. -er, S.: fromboliere, frombatore, m.
slink 1, s.: vitello abortivo, m. slink 2,
IRR.; TR.: abortire; sconciarsi; INTR.:
scappare; svignare: — away, svignar
via; scapparsela.
slip, s.: passo falso; fallo, errore, sba-
glio ; rampollo (di pianta), m.: — of paper,
pezzo di carta, m.; give one the —, pian-
tare uno; involarsi, salvarsi; make a —,
sdrucciolare; fare un passo falso. slip2,
TR.: mettere di nascosto; omettere; INTR.:
sdrucciolare; scappare, fuggire; — a fair
opportunity, lasciarsi uscir di mano una
bella occasione; — away, fuggire, scor-
rere ; — down, sdrucciolando cascare; —
in (into), insinuarsi; — into a place, en-
trar pian piano in un luogo; — off, cavarsi;
scorrere; — out, uscire di nascosto (oc-
cultamente), svignar via; — out of the
hand, guizzar di mano. -knot, s.: nodo,
scorsoio, m. -per, S.: pantofola; pianel-
la, f. -periness, s.: qualità sdrucciole-
vole ; incertezza; delicatezza, f. -pery,
ADJ.: sdrucciolevole; incerto; delicato.
-shod, ADJ.: colle scarpe scalcagnate ;
in pianelle, in pantofole.
slipslop, S.: cattivo liquore, cattivo vi-
no, m.
slitI, s.: fessura, fenditura, spaccatura,
crepatura, f. slit2, IRR.; TR.: fendere,
spaccare; INTR.: spaccarsi. -ter, S.:
fenditore, m.
sliveri, TR.: tagliare in fette, affettare;
fendere. sliver2, S.: ramo spaccato,
m.; fetta, f.
slébber1,s.: bava, f. slobber 2, INTR.:
fare bava; imbrattare. -er, s.: bavoso,
M. -y, ADI.: bavoso; paludoso.
slée, s.: prugnuola, susina salvatica, f.
-tree, S.: prugnuolo, m.
sléom, s.: sonno leggiero, m.
lento, pigro.
sléop, s.: palischelmo, schifo, m.: — of
war, corvetta, f.
slòp, s.: cattivo liquore, m., cattiva be-
vanda; lavatura, f. =basim, S.: vaso
da lavatura, m.
slop-eI, ADJ.: scancio, obbliquo ; ADV.:
obbliquamente, in pendio. -e2,8.: pen-
dio, m.; declività, f. -e3,TR.: tagliare a
sghembo; piegare; INTR.: esser proclive.
-eness, S.: obbliquità ; declività, f., pen-
dio, m. -ewise = slopingly. -ing, ADI.:
-y, ADJ.:
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obliquo; pendente, declive. -ingly, ADY.:
a sghembo, in pendio.
sloppy, ADI. : fangoso, melmoso.
slòp-s, PL. di slop; or calzoni (di mari-
nari), m. pl. -seller, s.: rigattiere, m.
-shop, s.: bottega da rigattiere, f.
sl6ét, s.: traccia (d’un cervo), f.; fessura, f.
sloth, s.: infingardia, pigrizia, f., ozio;
(zoòl.) bradipo, m. -ful, ADI. : infingar-
do, ozioso. -fully, ADV,: pigramente,
oziosamente ; lentamente. -fulness, S.:
pigrizia, infingardia, f.
slòttery, ADJ.: fangoso.
sléuch!I,s.: sguardo dimesso, zotico, vil-
lanaccio, m. slouch2, TR.: abbassare
la testa; INTR.: andare cogli occhi di-
messi. -ing, ADI.: inclinato, piegato in
giù: — hat, cappello con larga tesa, m.
slough! slùf, s.: pelle; escara; crosta,
f.; covile (di cinghiale), m. sléugh2z,s.:
pozza, lacuna, f.; fango, m.; scoglia. -y,
ADJ.: fangoso, melmoso.
sléuth, s.: (hunt.) truppa, frotta, f.
sléven, s.: sporco, brodoloso, schifo, m.
-liness, s.: sporcizia, schifezza, f. -ly,
ADI. : sporco, schifo; ADV.: sporcamente,
schifamente ; in modo grossolano. -ryf,
S.: sporcizia, schifezza, f.
slow, ADJ.: lento, pigro, tardo; ottuso:
— coach, vettura che va adagio; uomo
noioso, addormentatore, m. -ly, ADV.:
lentamente, pigramente. -ness, s.: len-
tezza, tardità; pigrizia, f. -worm,s.: ofi-
diano, m. (serpe).
slubber, TR.: acciarpare, acciabattare ;
imbrattare, sporcare, macchiare. -de-
gilion, s.: briccone, birbante,m. -ing-
ly, ADV.: trascuratamente, negligente-
mente.
sludge, s.: fango, loto, limo, m.
slagi, s.: infingardo, m.; lumaca, f.
slug 2, INTR.: esser infingardo, muoversi
lentamente. -gard,s.: infingardo, pigro,
m. -gardize, TR.: render poltrone, fare
divenire infingardo. -gish, ADJ.: lento,
dormiglioso ; pigro, infingardo. -gishly,
ADV.: lentamente; pigramente. -gish-
slopingly
ness, S.: lentezza; infingardia, f. -gyt
= sluggish.
slùi-ee I, s.: cateratta, f. -ce2, TR.:
alzare la cateratta, romper le sponde;
sboccare, inondare. -ey, ADJ.: inondante.
slùmberi, s.: sonno leggiero, m. slum-
ber2,TR.: addormentare; stordire; INTR.:
sonnacchiare ; riposarsi. -er, S.: son-
nacchioso, sonnolento, m. -img, S.: son-
nacchiare, dormire, m. -ous, -y, ADJ.:
sonnifero, sonnacchioso.
slairl, s.: tiro, m., burla; macchia, Fee
disonore, mM. slur 2, TR.: macchiare,
sporcare; disgraziare: — over, sfiorare,
trascorrere; (mus.) legare.
smell
slush, s.: melma, f., fango, m.
melmoso, fangoso.
.|slùt, s.: sporca, donna sudicia; cagna, f.
-tery, S.: sporcizia, schifezza, lordezza, f.
-tish, ADI. : sporco, schifo, sudicio. -tish-
“y, ADI.:
ly, ADV.: sporcamente, schifamente.
-tishness, S.: sporcizia, schifezza, por-
cheria, f.
sly, ADJ.: astuto, scaltrito, accorto. -ly,
ADV.: astutamente, scaltritamente, destra-
mente. -ness, S.: astuzia, scaltrezza,
accortezza, f.
smàck1, s.: gusto, sapore; bacio, m.;
tintura, f.; palischelmo, m.: have a — of,
sapere di, avere un sapore di. smack2z,
TR.: assaggiare; baciare con iscoppio;
INTR.: avere sapore. -er, S.: assaggia-
tore, m. sail, s.: (nav.) vela latina, f.
-ering, s.: desiderio, m., voglia, f., appe-
tito, m.
smalli, ADJ.: piccolo, piccino, minuto;
leggiero, lieve: — beer, birra leggiera, f.;
— craft, piccoli navigli; — fault, erro-
ruzzo, m.; — supper, cena leggiera, f.;
at a — rate, a buon mercato. smallz,
s.: parte sottile, f.: — of the back, con-
giuntura delle coste, f.; — of a sword,
debole d’ una spada, m. cards, S. PL.:
carte basse, f. pl. coal, s.: carboni
minuti, m. pl.; bragia, f. -ish, ADI.: al-
quanto piccolo. -mness,.S.: piccolezza,
poca quantità; tenuità, f. -pox, 8.:
vaiuole, f. pl., vaiuolo, m. ~-y, ADV.: in
poca quantita.
smalt, s.: smalto, m.
sma-ragd{,s.: smeraldo, n. -ràgdine,
ADJ.: smeraldino, di smeraldo.
smàrtI,s.: cociore, dolore acuto, m.; fra-
sca, f. smart2, INTR.: cuocere; friz-
zare, pizzicare; fare male; soffrire: —
for, soffrire di, pagare il fio di. smart3,
ADJ.: pungente, acuto; arguto; doloroso;
spiritoso, lesto. -en, TR.: render vivace;
ornare. -ly, ADV.: vivamente, vivace-
mente; acutamente. -ness, S.: vivacità,
J.; vigore, m., energia, f.
smàsh, TR.: rompere, spezzare.
smàtch I, s.: gusto; suono acuto, m.;
tintura, f. smatch{2, INTR.: aver un
gusto; aver una tintura.
smàtteri, s.: leggiera tintura di sapere,
f smatter2, INTR.: avere una poca
tintura di. -er, S.: semidotto, lettera-
tuccio, m. -ing, 8.: leggiera tintura,
mediocre cognizione, f.
sméar, TR.: sporcare, imbrattare.
ADJ.: viscoso, gaglioso ; sporco, lordo.
smegmàtic, ADJ.: saponaceo.
sméll1, s.: odore, sentore, fiuto, m.: —
of meat, odore gradevole della carne, f.
smell, (IR)REG.; (IN)TR.: sentire; odo-
rare, fiutare: — ill, aver cattivo odore,
>
smeller
puzzare, putire; — well, aver buon odore,
olezzare; — @ rat, diffidarsi, sospettare;
— out, odorare, presentire, scoprire. -er,
s.: che fiuta, scroccone, m. -feast, s.:
screccone, parassito, m. -ing, S. : odorato,
sentore, fiuto, m. -ing-bottle, s.: boc-
cetta, f.
smelti, impf. del v. smell.
perlano, m. (pesce). smelt 3, TR.: fon-
dere (metallo). -er, s.: fonditore, m.
-ing-house, -ery, S.: fonderia, f.
smérk, ecc. = smirk, ecc.
smicker, INTR: guardare con compiacen-
za, occhieggiare. -ing, S.: sguardo amo-
roso, M.
amil-e1, s.: sorriso, viso lieto, m. -e2,
INTR.: sorridere, arridere: — at, sorride-
re di. -img, ADJ.: sorridente; lieto; s.:
sorriso, m. -ingly, ADV.: sorridente
mente, con sorriso.
smirch, TR.: oscurare; sporcare, mac-
chiare.
smirk1,s.: sorriso, m. smirk 2, INTR.:
sorridere; aver una cera allegra: — upon,
guardare con viso ridente. -ing,s.: viso
ridente, m., cera ridente, f. -y, ADI.:
gentile, vago, gaio.
smit-e, IRR.; TR.: percuotere; battere,
ferire. -er, S.: percotitore, feritore, m.
smith, s.: fabbro, ferraio, m.: —s shop,
fucina, bottega di fabbro, f. -craft, s.:
mestiere del fabbro, m. -y,S.: bottega
di fabbro, f.
smitten, part. del v. smite.
smòck, s.: camicia (dadonna),f. =faced,
ADJ.: pallido, timido. -less, ADI. : senza
camicia (di donna). -frock, s.: cami-
ciotto, m.
smék-e!,s.: fumo; vapore, m. -e 2,(IN)TR.:
fumare, far fumo; affumare, seccare la
carne; odorare; presentire: — tobacco,
fumare del tabacco; — out, cacciare col
fumo. -e=dry, TR.: seccare al fumo, af-
fumicare. -e=jack, S.: girarrosio, m.
-less, ADJ.: senza fumo. -er, S.: che
secca al fumo; fumatore, m. -ing, S.:
fumare: be fond of —, amare il fumare.
-y, ADI. : fumante; fumoso.
smboth, ADJ.: piano; liscio; dolce; affa-
bile, soave, piacevole: — language, parlar
dolce, m., adulazione, f.; — style, stile
corrente, stile facile, m.; get —, divenire
piano, levigarsi. smooth2, TR.: spiana-
re; lisciare; adulare. -faced, ADI.:
d'aspetto mite. -ly, ADV.: egualmente;
dolcemente, soavemente; adagio. -mess,
8.: pianezza; dolcezza, morbidezza, f.; pu-
limento, m. -skinned, ADJ.: sbarbato.
«tongue, s.: dalle parole melate; adu-
lante.
imétheri,s.: fumo, m.; densa polvere,
f. smother2, TR.: soffogare, affogare;
smelt2, s.:
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sopprimere. -ing, s.: affogamento, m.;
soppressione, f.
smoulder, INTR.: bruciare senza fiam-
ma; covare sotto la cenere; = smother f.
smùg!, ADJ.: gentile; lesto, attillato.
smug 2, INTR.: acconciarsi, adornarsi.
smùg-gle, TR.: fare contrabbando. -gler,
S.: contrabbandiere, m. -gling,s.: de-
litto di contrabbando, m.
smùg-ly, ADV.: pulitamente, attillata-
mente; lindamente. -mess, S.: pulizia;
attillatura; lindezza, f.
smuti,s.: nerezza; sporchezza; disone-
stà, oscenità, f. smut2, TR.: sporcare,
imbrattare; annebbiare; muffare. -ch,
TR.: annerare col fumo, sporcare col fu-
mo. -tily, ADV.: neramente; disonesta-
mente, oscenamente. -timess, S.: nerez-
za di fumo, fuligine; oscenità, f. -ty,
ADJ.: nero, annebbiato ; osceno, impudico ;
disonesto.
snàck, s.: parte, porzione: go —s with
one, spartire con uno.
snàffleI, s.: cavezzone, filetto a morso di
cavallo, m. snafle2, TR.: tenere in bri-
glia.
snag, S.: bozzolo, nodo; enfiato, m.; lu-
maca, f. -ged, -gy, ADJ.: dentato, den-
tellato : — tooth, sopraddente, m.
snail, s.: lumaca; chiocciola, f. -like,
ADJ.: di lumaca; ADV.: da lumaca.
snak-e, s.: serpe, colubro, m.; biscia, f.
-€-root, S.: serpentaria, f. -e-weed,
s.: bistorta, f. -y, ADI.: di serpe, ser-
pentino, di biscia.
snàp!I,s.: strepito, romore subito; boc-
cone, pezzo, morso; aggrappamento, fur-
to; ghiottone, m.: cunning —, uomo
astuto, m.; merry —, uomo gioviale, m.
snap 2, TR.; rompere, frangere; fendere ;
acchiappare, pigliare, afferrare; INTR.:
rompersi, frangersi: — with the fingers,
scoppiettare colle dita; — at, riprendere,
ributtare; — away, strappar via; — in
two, rompere in due; — up, acceffare.
-dragon, s.: bocca di leone, f. -per,
s.: acchiappatore; rimbrottatore, sgrida-
tore, m. -pers, S. PL.: castagnette, f.
pl. -pish, ADJ.: bisbetico, ritroso, stiz-
zoso: — answer, rabbuffo, rimproccio, m. ;
— dog, cane ringhioso, m. -pishly,
ADV.: bruscamente, con istizza, aspramen-
te. -pishness, S.: asprezza, f.; umor
arcigno; inciviltà, f. -sack, s.: bisac-
cia; tasca (di soldato), f. -shot, s.: fo-
tografia instantanea, f.
snar-e1,s.: laccio, m.; trappola, f., ag-
guato, m.; insidia, f.: lay —s, tender in-
sidie. -e1, TR.: inlacciare; accalappiare.
-er, S.: insidiatore, m.
snàrl, TR.: raggruppare, avviluppare:
INTR.: grugnare, ringhiare, brontolare.
snarl
snarler
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-er, S.: sgridatore, rampognatore, m.
-ing, ADI.: ringhioso, stizzoso.
snary, ADJ.: insidioso.
snast}, s.: moccolo di candela, m.
snatch I, s.: pezzo; accesso, m.; scappa-
ta, f.: by —es, a salti. snatch 2, TR.:
afferrare, arraffare, acchiappare ; portare
via. -er, S.: arraffatore, arrapatore, m.:
body-—, dissotterratore di cadaveri, m.
-ingly, ADV.: con moto subito, in fretta.
snéak, INTR.: rampiccare, andare alle
belle : — along, — away, andare colla te-
sta bassa. -er, S.: piccol bacino, m.
-ing, ADJ.: servile, basso, abietto, me-
schino, povero. -ingly, ADV.: servil-
mente, bassamente, meschinamente, pove-
ramente. -ingness, S.: bassezza; mise-
ria; spilorceria, f. =cup, s.: birbone,
codardo, m.
snèapj1, s.: ripassata, f. sneapi2,
snébj, TR.: riprendere, fare un rabbuf-
fo; sgridare.
snéerI,s.: ghigno, m., ghignata, f., riso
di dispregio; scherno, m. sneer 2, INTR.:
sogghignare ; burlare: — at, farsi beffa
di. -er, S.: ghignatore; burlatore, m.
-ing, S.: ghignata, f. -imgly, ADV.:
con disprezzo.
snéeze I, s.: starnuto, starnutamento, m.
sneeze 2, INTR.: starnutare, starnutire.
-wort, 8.: starnutatoria, f.
snick, s.: taglio, m.: — and snee, com-
battimento a’ coltelli, m.
snicker, INTR.: ghignare, sorridere.
sniff 2,s.: respirazione pel naso, f. smiff2,
INTR. : respirare pel naso, tirare il fiato;
torcere il grifo.
snìpI,s.: taglio; scampolo; avanzo, m.:
go —s with one, far a metà con uno.
snip I, TR.: troncare con forbici, mozzare.
snipe, S.: beccaccino (uccello); minchio-
ne, m.
snip-per, s.: che mozza.
cola parte, f., pezzetto, m.
snipsnap, S.: contesa, disputa, f.
snipt off, ADJ.: mozzato, troncato.
sniveli, s.. moccio, m., gocciola (del na-
so), f. smivel 2, INTR.: moccicare. -ler,
S.: moccicone; piagnucolone, m. -ling,
ADJ.: moccicoso, moccioso.
snéok}, INTR.: acquattarsi.
snor-el, S.: russare, russo, N. -e2, INTR.:
russare. -er, s.: russatore, m., -trice, f.
-ing, S.: russare, russo, m.
snért, (IN)TR.: sbuffare, soffiare forte,
russare. -er,S.: che sbuffa. -ing, S.:
sbuffare, russare, m.
snot, S.: moccio, m., gocciola, f.
TR.: piangere come un bambino.
ADJ. : moccioso.
snout, s.: grugno, muso, grifo, m.; trom-
ba (@’ un elefante), f.: — of bellows, can-
-pet, s.: pic-
-ter,
-ty,
soap
nello d’un soffietto, m.
ha il grugno in fuora.
snowi, s.: neve, f.: heavy fall of —, ne-
vata, f. smow 2, INTR.: nevicare, neva-
re, fioccare: — very hard, fioccare folta-
mente. ball, s.: palla di neve, f.
-capped, ADI. : coronato di neve. =cov-
ered, ADJ.: coperto di neve. -drift,
s.: ammasso di neve, m.; falda di neve,
nevata, f. drop, s.: pianterella prima-
ticcia, f. flake, s.: flocco di neve, m.
-line, s.: limite della neve, m. -man,
s.: figura d’ uomo fatta di neve, f. -shoes,
8. PL.: sandali a rete de’ selvaggi del
nord, m. pl. -storm, S.: tempesta di
neve, f. ewater, s.: acqua di neve, f.
-white, ADJ.: bianco come la neve. -y,
ADJ.: nevoso, nevicoso.
snùbi, s.: bozzolo, nodo, m. snub2, TR.:
riprendere, rabbuffare; INTR.: singhioz-
zare]. nosed, ADJ.: camoscio.
snudgel, s.: taccagno, spilorcio, m.
snudge 2, INTR. : — along, andar musan-
do.
snuffi,s.: tabacco (in polvere); collera,
f., rancore, m.: take —, pigliare tabacco;
take a —, prendere in mala parte. snuff2,
s.: lucignolo (d’una candela). snuff3,
TR.: prendere del tabacco, pigliare tabac-
co. snuff4, INTR.: respirare, tirare il
fiato: the candle, smoccolare la can-
dela; — at one, andare in collera contro
alcuno; — up, respirare ; sentire. =box,
s.: tabacchiera, scatola da tabacco, f.
snùffer, s.: smoccolatore, m. -s, S. PL.:
smoccolatoio, m., smoccolatoie, f. pi.
-’s-pan, S.: piattello da smoccolatoie,
m.
snùffle, TR.: parlare col naso. -er, S.:
che parla col naso.
snuff-taker, s.:
prenditore di tabacco, m.
cido di tabacco.
snug!, ADJ.: serrato, compatto, ben fat-
to, comodo; nascosto: lie —, stringersi,
accosciarsi. snug2, INTR.: stringersi;
accostarsi. -gle, INTR.: stringersi nel
letto, avvicinarsi. -ly, ADV.: unitamen-
te; comodamente. -ness, S.: comodità,
f., agio, m.
SOI, ADV.: così, in questa maniera; si,
talmente; lo: I believe —, lo credo; —
that, di maniera che, talmente che; —
forth, e così del resto; — much, tanto,
tanti. so!2, INTERJ.: ben! ora!
soak, TR.: ammollare, inzuppare; INTR.:
imbeversi: inzupparsi: — in, imbevere,
succiare ; — through, penetrare, insinuar-
si. -er, S.: beone, bevitore, m. -ing,
s.: inzuppamento, m., infusione, f.
sòapiI, S.: sapone, m. soap2, TR.: in-
saponare; nettare col sapone: manu-
-ed, ADJ.: che
che prende tabacco,
-y, ADI.: su-
soap-ball
facturer, fabbricante di sapone, m. «ball,
s.: saponetto, m. boiler, 8.: saponaio,
m. =house, S.: saponeria, f. -=stone,
s.: stealite, f. -wort, S.: (bot.) sapona-
ria, f. -y, ADJ.: saponaceo, di sapone.
sdar!, S.:-alzamento, m., elevazione, f.
soar2, INTR.: sorare, alzarsi; volare;
aspirare (a cose grandi). -hawk, s.:
falcone soro, m. -ing, ADJ.: sublime,
eccelso ; S.: l’innalzarsi, volo, m.
sòbi1,S.: singhiozzo, singulto, m. sob2,
INTR.: singhiozzare ; sospirare con pianto.
-bing, S.: singhiozzo, m.
séber I, ADJ.: sobrio, astinente, moderato;
serio. sober2, TR.: render sobrio. -ly,
adv.: sobriamente; a sangue freddo.
-ness, S.: temperanza; moderazione ; (fig.)
aria composta, f.
sobriety, S.: sobrietà; gravità, f.
sée, S.: giurisdizione; esenzione, immuni-
tà, f. -age, S.: servizio, m., servitù, f.
-ager, s:: fittuale, uomo soggetto alla
servitù, m.
sociability, S.: socialità, f.
s0-ciable, ADI. : sociabile, compagnevole ;
affabile, amichevole. -ciableness, s.:
socialità, f.; umore sociabile, m. -cia-
bly, ADV.: in modo sociabile, amiche-
vole. -cial, aDJ.: sociale, compagnevole.
-cialism, s.: socialismo, m. -cialist,
s.: socialista, m. -cially, ADV.: in modo
sociale, socialmente. -cialness, S.:.s0-
cialità, familiarità, f. -eiety,S.: società,
compagnia, associazone; conversazione, f.:
the fashionable —, il bel mondo.
Soeinian, s.: sociniano, m.
sock, s.: socco (calzare); scappino, m.
-et, S.: bocciuolo, m.; cassa (dell’ occhio),
occhiaia, f.: alveolo (d’ un dente), m.: —
of the lamp, beccuccio di lampada, m.
soele, s.: zoccolo, plinto; dado, m.
sod, s.: gleba, zolla di terra, f.
soda, s.: soda, f.
sodality, s.: compagnia, fraternità, f.
soda-water, s.: acqua di Seltz.
sòddy, ADJ.: pieno di glebe.
sédomy, s.: sodomia, f.
sodver, PRON.: che che sia, qualunque,
unque: what friends — he may have, per
quanti amici egli abbia.
sofa, S.: sofà, m.
sòf-t1, ADJ.: molle, dolce; delicato; te-
nero, morbido; benigno, mite, piacevole ;
effeminato; ADV.: mollemente, dolcemen-
te; morbidamente; piacevolmente: —
bed, letto soffice; — bread, pane tenero ;
— fellow, baggiano. -t2, INTERJ.: pian
piano! adagio! -t3, S.: parte molle, f.;
pasto, m. -ten, TR.: ammollire, ammor-
bidare, addolcire; allenire, mitigare;
INTR.: ammorbidirsi, ammollirsi, raddol-
cirsi. -tener, 8.: mitigatore, conciliato-
solid
re; emolliente, m.
lificativo, emolliente.
debole di cervello.
tenero di cuore.
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-tening, ADJ.: mol-
-t-headed, ADJ.:
-t-hearted, ADJ.:
-tish, ADJ.: alquanto,
molle, molliccio. -tling, s.: uomo effe-
minato, m. -tly, ADV.: dolcemente,
mollemente, pian piano. -ness, S.:
morbidezza; mollezza; delicatezza; effe-
minatezza, f. «spoken, ADJ.: dalla vo-
ce dolce.
soggy, ADI. : umido.
soho! INTERJ.: olà! oh! venite qua!
sOilI, s.: suolo, terreno; paese, m., con-
trada, f.; letame, concime, m. soil2,s.:
macchia, bruttura, sporcizia, f. soil3,
TR.: letamare. soil4, TR.: sporcare, mac-
chiare: — milk, colare il latte. -iness,
-ure, S.: bruttura, lordura; macchia, f.
sojourniI, S.: soggiorno, m., dimora, f.
sojourn 2, INTR.: soggiornare, dimorare.
-er, S.: forestiero, straniero, m. -ing,
S.: soggiornare; soggiorno, m., dimora, f.
sol, s.: (mus.) sol; (poet.) sole, m.
sòl-aee I, s.: sollazzo, m., consolazione, f.,
conforto; alleviamento, m. -ace2, TR.:
consolare; confortare: — one’s self, sol-
lazzarsi; ricrearsi. -&cious, ADI.: sollaz-
zevole, sollazzante. i
solari, ADJ.: solare, del sole. solar2,
S.: soffitta, f. -y = solar.
soldi, impf. e part. del v. sell. sold2,
s.: soldo, stipendio, m.
séldanf, s.: soldano, m.
solder !,s.: saldatura, f., saldamento, m.
solder 2, TR. : saldare ; congiungere. -er,
s.: che salda.
soldier -jer, s.: soldato, guerriero, m.:
foot —, pedone, m. -like, -ly, ADI.:
soldatesco, da soldato, militare. -ship,
s.: carattere militare, m.; bravura, f.
-y, S.: soldatesca, f., soldati, m. pl.
sole I, ADI. : solo, unico; semplice. sole 2,
s.: pianta (del piede), suola; soglia, f.
(pesce). sole 3, TR.: (shoe.) mettere le
suole.
sdle-eism, S.: solecismo, m.
INTR.: solecizzare.
solely, ADV. : solamente, unicamente.
sòl-emn, ADJ.: solenne, pomposo, eccel-
lente; anniversario. -émnity, S.: so-
lennità, pompa; gravità, f. -emniza-
tion, s.: solennizzamento, m. -emnize,
TR.: solennizzare, celebrare. -emnly,
ADV.: solennemente, con pompa.
soleness, s.: stato d’ esser solo, m.
solfà, INTR.: (mus.) solfeggiare.
solieit, TR.: sollecitare, importunare;
implorare, pregare. -ation, -ing, S.:
sollecitazione, f., sollecitamento, sollecita-
re, m. -or, S.: sollecitatore; procura-
tore; agente, m.
sòl-id 1, ADJ.: solido, compatto, massic-
-eize,
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cio; durabile; vero, reale. -id 2, 8.: so-
lido, corpo solido, m.: become —, solidifi-
carsi, assodarsi. -idate, TR.: solidare.
s.: solidità; fermezza, durezza;
-idly, ADV.: solidamente; fer-
mamente. -idness = solidity.
solilo-quize, INTR.: fare un soliloquio.
-quy, S.: soliloquio, monologo, m.
solitaire, s.: solitario; eremita; monile,
m. (ornamento).
soli-tarily, ADV.: solitariamente. -tari-
ness, S.: solitudine, vita ritirata, ritira-
tezza, f. -tary, ADI.: solitario, ritira-
to, deserto; unico; S.: solitario, eremita,
m. -tude, s.: solitudine, f., luogo de-
serto, m.; vita solitaria, f.
sollar, s.: granaio, m.
sollieit = solicit, ecc.
solmization, s.: (mus.) solfeggio, m
solo, S.: sonata a solo, f.
sdl-stiee, s.: solstizio, m
solstiziale, solstiziario.
solubility, s.: solubilità, f.
sél-uble, ADI. : solubile. ~ation, S.: s0-
luzione, risoluzione, f., scioglimento, m
-utive, ADJ.: solutivo ; lassativo.
sòl-vable, ADI.: solvibile, solvente.
TR.: solvere; dichiarare. -veney,
facoltà di pagare, f. -vent, ADI.: sol-
vente, che può pagare. -ver, S.: solvi-
tore, m. -vible, ADI.: solubile.
somatòlogy, s.: somatologia, f.
sòm-bre, -brous, ADI. : oscuro.
sòme1, ART.: del, dello, della; dei, degli,
delle. some2, PRON.: qualche; qualche-
duno, alcuno; alcuni, certi, pl.; PART.
ART.: del (dello, ecc.), ne: — say, alcu-
ni dicono; — bread, (del) pane; — ap-
ples, (delle) mela; give me — (of it), date-
mene; I have —, ne ho. -body, Ss
qualcheduno, qualcuno,.m. -how, ADV.:
in qualche maniera.
sòmerset, S.: soprassalto; salto del car-
pione, m.
some-thing, S
un poco, alquanto.
po, altre volte:
Y altro. -times, ADV.: qualchevolta, tal-
volta. -what,S.: qualche cosa, f.; ADV.:
un poco, alquanto. -where, ADV.: in
qualche luogo: — else, altrove; from —
else, altronde. -while, ADV.: qualche
tempo.
somnam-bulism, s.: sonnambulismo, m.
-bulist, -bule, s.: sonnambulo, nottam-
bulo, n.
-idity,
verità, f.
-stitial, ADJ.:
-ve,
: qualche cosa, f.; ADV.:
-time, ADV.: un tem-
som-niferous, -nific, ADJ.: sonnifero.
-nolence, -noleney, S.: sonnolenza, f.,
letargo, m.
sòn, s.: figlio, figliuolo; discendente, m
-in-law, s.: genero, m.
sonata, s.: sonata, f.
:| sdot-iness, S
— or other, un giorno o |-
soporous
song, S.: canzona, canzone, aria, f.; can-
tare, m.: little —, canzonetta, canzoncina,
f.; plain —, canto fermo; Solomon’s —,
Cantico dei Cantici; old —, cosa di poco,
bagatella, f. -book, s.: canzoniere, m.
-ish, ADJ.: pieno di canzoni. . -ster, Ss
cantatore, canterino, m. -stress, S.:
cantatrice, canterina, f.
soniferous = sonorific.
sònnet,s.: sonnetto, n. -t6er, «writer,
S.: poetastro, poetuzzo, m
sonorous, ADJ.: sonoro, canoro.
ADV.: sonoramente, con sonorità.
s.: sonorità; risonanza, f.
sénship, s.: figliuolanza, f.
sdon, ADV.: tosto, presto, quanto prima,
subito : very —, ben tosto, quanto prima;
— after, non molto dopo; as — as, subito
che, tosto che; too —, troppo tosto, trop-
po presto. -er, ADV.: più tosto, meglio;
anzi: — than, anzi che; the — the better,
il più presto sarà il meglio; — or later,
tosto o tardi. -est, ADJ.: il più tosto: at
-ly,
-ness,
the —, al più tosto, al più presto. -ly,
ADV.: prontamente.
sdot, s.: fuliggine, caligine, f. -ed, ADJ.:
imbrattato di fuliggine.
S.:|s60-thi, ADJ.: piacevole, dilettevole; grato.
-th 2, S.: verità; realtà, f.: in —, in real-
tà. -the, TR.: adulare, lusingare; addol-
cire, calmare. -ther, s.: adulatore, lu-
singhiere, m. -thing, s.: adulazione, lu-
singa, f.; carezze, f. pl. -thingly, ADV.:
lusinghevolmente. -thlyj,ADV.: realmen-
te, veramente. -thsay1, s.: predizone,
f., pronostico, m. -thsay 2, (n)rr.: pre-
dire, pronosticare. -thsayer, s.: in-
dovinatore, indovino, m. -thsaying, S.:
indovinazione, predizione, f.
: qualità fuligginosa, fulig-
gine, f. -y1, ADI. : fuligginoso, caligino-
so. -y2,TR.: tingere di fuliggine.
sòpiI, s.: zuppa, f., pan unto, m
TR.: inzuppare, intingere (pane).
soph = -ister (Ingl.), o -omore (Am.).
soph-ism, s.: sofisma, f., sofismo, m. -ist,
S.: sofista; filosofo, m. -ister, S.: so-
fista, m.; studente del secondo (junior s.)
o del terzo anno (senior s.), al collegio
ingl. -istical, ADI.: sofistico, capzioso.
-istically, ADV.: sofisticamente, in modo
sop2,
sofistico. -isticate, ADJ.: sofisticato,
falsificato! -isticate, TR.: sofisticare,
falsificare, adulterare. -istication, S.
sofisticheria, f., fatturare, m. -isticator,
S.: che sofistica, che falsifica. -istry, S
sofisticheria, f. -omore, s.: studente
del secondo anno (al collegio amer.), m
sòpo-rate, INTR.: addormentire. -rifer-
ous, ADJ.: soporifero, sonnifero. -rifer-
ousness, s.: qualità soporifera, f. -rif-
ic, -rous = soporiferous.
sorb
sorb, s.: sorba,f. -apple, s.: sorba, f.
-apple-tree, s.: sorbo, m. -itioni,
s.: sorbire, m.
Sdérbonist, s.: dottore della Sorbona (in
Parigi), m.
séreer-er, S.: stregone, mago, mM. -ess,
8.: strega, maga, f. -y,S.: stregoneria,
f., ammaliamento, m.; fattura, f.
sord, s.: piota, f.
sérdes, S.: sporcizia, f.
sérdet, s.: sordina, f.
sòrdid, ADJ.: sordido, sporco; spilorcio,
avaro. -ly, ADV.: sordidamente, schifa-
mente, miseramente. -ness, S.: sordi-
dezza; spilorceria, avarizia, f.
sèrdine, S.: sordina, f., sordino, m.
sore, ADI. : doloroso, che fa male; gran
de; duro, crudele, atroce: — bout, duro
conflitto, m.; — breast, male al petto, m.;
— foot, piede ferito (piagata), m.; — ears,
male alle orecchie, m.; — eyes, mal di oc-
chi, m.; — mind, mente afflitta, f.; —
place, parte dolorosa, f.; ~~ throat, mal di
gola, m. sore2, ADV.: molto, grande-
mente, fisramente. sore3,S.: male, m.;
ulcera, piaga, f.
sòrel, s.: daino di tre anni, m.
sòre-ly, ADV.: grandemente, gravemente.
-ness, S.: male; dolore, m.: — of the
head, dolore di capo, m.
sorites, S.: (log.) sorite, f.
soròrieide, s.: micidiale di sorella, m.
sòrreli,s.: (bot.) acetosa, f. sorrel 2,
ADJ.: sauro, castagno: — horse, cavallo
sauro, m.
sòr-rily, ADV.: malamente, meschinamen-
te, cattivamente, poveramente. -riness,
s.: meschinezza, bassezza, viltà, f. -row1,
s.: cordoglio, affanno, m.; tristezza, affli-
zione, f. ; disgusto, m., disgrazia, f. -row 2,
INTR.: affannarsi, affliggersi -rowfùl,
ADJ.: afflitto, affannato, tristo; misero,
infelice. -rowfully, ADV.: cordoglio-
samente, con doglia. -rowfulness, S.:
affanno, cordoglio, m.; mestizia, tristezza,
f. -rowless, ADJ.: senza affanno, senza
cordoglio. -ry, ADJ.: tristo, mesto, di-
spiacente, affannato ; afflittivo; meschino,
cattivo, vile, misero: very —, dispiacen-
tissimo, dolentissimo ; be — for, essere di-
spiacente di; I am — to disturb you,
mi rincresce di disturbarvi; a — meal, un
tristo pasto; a — fellow, un miserabile.
sòrti,s.: sorta, spezie, qualità; maniera,
f., modo, m.: after this —, in questo mo-
do, in questa maniera; be out of —s, non
essere dell’ umore consueto, essere di cat-
tivo umore. sort 2, TR.: assortire; scer-
re; distinguere; INTR.: convenire; accor-
darsi. -able, ADJ.: convenevole; con-
forme. -ably, ADV.: convenevolmente.
-anee, s.: convenevolezza ; conformità, f.
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sér-tilege, s.: sortilegio, m. -tition,
s.: divisione per sorte, f. -tment, S.:
sortimento, assortimento, m.; distribuzio-
ne, f.
sdss}I, S.: ozioso; poltrone, m. soss2,
INTR.: lasciarsi cadere in una sedia.
sOtI,S.: minchione, habbuasso, m. sot2,
TR.: stupefare; INTR.: imbriaccarsi; stu-
pidirsi. -tish, ADJ.: sciocco, scimunito,
goffo. -tishly, ADV.: scioccamente, gof-
famente. -tishmess, S.: sciocchezza;
stupidità, f.
sdw, s.: soldo (di Francia), m.
seughi suf, s.: cloaca sotterranea, f.
sough 2, INTR.: fischiare (come fa il
vento).
sdull, s.: anima, f.; spirito; uomo, m.:
upon my —, sull’ anima mia; with all my
—, di tutto cuore. -soul2, TR.: animare.
=bell, s.: campana della morte, f. -ed,
ADJ.: coraggioso. -less, ADJ.: senza
anima; abbietto. -saving, ADI.: salu-
tare. sick, ADJ.: inquieto nell’ anima.
séund I, ADJ.: sano, intiero; solido, retto;
vigoroso, forte: — mind, giudizio solido,
m.; sleep —, dormire profondamente; —
sleep, sonno profondo, m. soundz, s.:
suono; rimbombo, rintocco, romore; piom-
bino, scandaglio, m., tenta, f. sound 3,
INTR.: suonare; risonare; rimbombare :
— a chase, battere la caccia; —'fo horse,
suonare il montar a cavallo; — the retreat,
batter la ritirata; — the trumpet, suo-
nare la tromba. sound4, s.: stretto,
braccio di mare, m.; seppia, f. (pesce).
sound 5, TR.: scandagliare, tentare, ta-
stare; esaminare. -board, S.: cassone
(degli organi), m. “hole, s.: anima
(d'uno strumento), f. -img, ADJ.: riso-
nante, sonoro. -ing-board, s.: cielo
dun pergamo, m. -ing-lead, -ing-
line, s.: scandaglio, piombino, m. -less,
ADJ.: senza suono. -ly, ADV.: vigoro-
samente; fortemente; profondamente.
-ness, S.: salute perfetta, sanità; solidi
tà; forza, f.
s6up!, s.: zuppa, minestra, f. soup2,
TR.: inghiottire, respirare. -basin, S.:
zuppiera, f. =ladle, s.: cucchiaione, m.
-tureen, s.: zuppiera, f.
séur, ADI. : acido, acerbo; arcigno; aspro;
malcontento. sour2,s.: acidità, agrezza;
acerbità, f. sour3, TR.: rendere acido;
inasprire; render malcontento ; INTR.: di-
venir acido, divenir agro. $
séuree, S.: sorgente, f., fonte, m.; ori-
gine, causa, f.
séur-ish, ADJ.: acidetto, alquanto agro.
-ly, ADV.: aspramente; con acerbita.
-ness, S.: acidità, agrezza; asprezza;
acerbità, f.
s6useI,s.: salamoia, acqua insalata, f.
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souse 2, ADV.: con improvvisa violenza,
a un tratto. souse3, (IN)TR.: cadere
addosso; battere ben bene.
south I, s.: mezzogiorno, mezzodi, merig-
gio, m. south2, ADI.: meridione, del
sud, di mezzodì: — countries, paesi meri-
dionali, m. pl. south3, ADV.: verso il
mezzodì, al mezzogiorno. east, S.: sci-
rocco, scilocco, m.
séuther-ly, s.: vento forte del sud, m. -n,
ADJ.: meridionale, di mezzodì. -nwood,
S.: abrotino, m.
séuth-ing, s.: tendenza verso mezzo-
giorno, f. -most, ADJ.: il più meridio-
nale. -ward, ADV.: verso il mezzogior-
no. =west, S.: libeccio, garbino, m.
sdu-venaneeft, s.: rimembranza, memo-
ria, f. -venir, s.: ricordo, m.
sévereignI, S.: sovrano, principe asso-
luto, m.; sovrana, f. (moneta). sover-
eign2, ADJ.: sovrano, supremo, princi-
pale. -ly, ADV.: sovranamente, suprema-
mente. -ty, S.: sovranità, superiorità, f.
s6wI,S.: troia, f.; grosso pezzo di ferro,
m.: — of lead, massa di piombo, f.; (fig.)
take a wrong — by the ear, ingannarsi a
proprio danno.
s0w 2, IRR.; TR.: seminare, sementare;
spargere; cucire: — one’s wild oats, es-
sere stravagante nella gioventù.
soweey, TR.: affondare nell’ acqua.
s0w-er, S.: seminatore, m. -ing-time,
S.: tempo del sementare, m.
séwins, s.: pasta di vena cotta, f.
s6wlf, TR.: tirare per le orecchie.
s6w-pig, S.: porchetta, f. -thistle,sS.:
cicerbita, f. (erba latticinosa).
spà, s.: acqua minerale (di Spa), f.
spàad, s.: spato, m. (minerale).
spa-eeI,s.: spazio; intervallo, m.: — be-
tween, tramezzo, spartimento, m. -cez, TR.:
spaziare. -cious, ADI. : spazioso, ampio,
vasto. -ciously, ADV.: spaziosamente,
ampiamente. -ciousness, S.: ampiezza;
estensione, f.
spàddlet, s.: piccola vanga, f.
spade, S.: vanga, zappa, f.; castrato, m.;
picca, f. (alle carte).
spadiceous, ADJ.: rossigno.
spadille, s.: spadiglia, f. (asso di spade).
spake, impf. del v. speak.
spall, s.: spalla, scheggia, f.
spalt, s.: marcassita, f.
spàni, impf. del v. spin. span 2,8.: span-
na, f. span3, TR.: misurare a spanne.
-counter, -farthing, s.: buca, f.
spàngler,s.: foglia, pagliuola, f. span-
gle2, TR.: spargere di pagliuole. -d,
ADJ.: pieno di pagliuole, scintillante.
spàniel, s.: bracco, barbone, m.
Spanish, ADJ.: spagnuolo: — fly, canta-
ride, canterella, f.; — red, cinabro, m.
souse
speak
spank, Tr.: schiaffeggiare. -ing, ADJ.:
lesto, attillato.
spanner, s.: cane (d’ uno schioppo), m.
spari,s.: marcassita; sbarra, f. spar2,
(IN)TR.: sbarrare.
spàrable,s.: (shoe.) chiodo piccolissimo, m.
sparagus}, s.: asparago, m.
spàr-e1, ADJ.: modico, parco, magro: -—
diet, vita sparca e frugale, dieta; — money,
danaro d’ avanzo. -e2, TR.: risparmiare,
riserbare; perdonare, esentare; INTR.: vi-
vere frugalmente; astenersi: J’ll — you
that trouble, voglio esentarvi da quell’in-
comodo ; have no time to —, non aver tem-
po da perdere. -e=deck,s.: ponte terzo,
m. -ely, ADV.: parcamente, frugalmente.
-€-money, S.: danaro d’avanzo, m.
-eness, S.: parsimonia, economia, fruga-
lità, f -e=time, S.: agio, ozio, m. -er,
S.: risparmiatore, economo, m. -e=rib,s.:
costola di porco, f.
sparing, ADJ.: scarso, raro, economico;
8.: risparmio, m.; ‘economia, f. -ly,
ADV.: parcamente; frugalmente; cauta-
mente. -mess = spareness.
spark!, s.: scintilla, favilla, f.; dameri-
no, m. spark2,INTR.: scintillare, favil-
lare. -ful, -ish, ADJ.: gaio; attillato,
elegante. -le, s.. scintilla; pagliuola, f.
-le, INTR.: scintillare, sfavillare; raggia-
re. -let,s.: piccola scintilla, f. -linesst,
S.: vivacità, f. -ling, ADJ.: scintillante,
brillante. -lingly, ADV.: con isplendore
vivido. -lingness, s.: lustro, splendore
vivido, m.
sparrow, S.: passero, passere, m. =grass,
S.: (pop.) asparago, sparagio, m. «hawk,
S.: sparviere, m.
spàrry, ADJ.: abbondante di marcassita.
spàr-se, ADJ.: sparso (radamente), rado.
-se}, TR.: spargere. -sely, ADV.: sparta-
mente.
spasm, s.: spasimo, spasmo, m. -òdio,
ADJ.: spasmodico, convulsivo.
spat, s.: fregola d’ ostriche, f.
spatiate, INTR.: vagare, andare qua e là.
spàt-ter, TR.: sporcare, lordare; diffa-
mare. -terdashes, S. PL.: uosa, soprac-
calze, f. pl. -tle, s.: saliva, f.
spàtula, s.: spatola, f.
spàvin, S.: (vet.) spavenio, m.
spàwli, (IN)TR.: sputare, sputacchiare;
sornacchiare. spawl(ing)2,s.: sputa-
re, sputo, m.
spàwn1,s.: fregolo, m.; uova di pesce,
Jf. pl.; seme, m. spawnz, (IN)TR.: an-
dare in fregola. -er, s.: pesce femmina,
J. -img, s.: fregola, frega, f., fregolo,
m. -ing-time, S.: tempo d’ andare in
fregola, m.
spày, TR.: castrare animali femmine.
speak, IRR.; (IN)TR.: parlare, dire; pro-
speakable
nunciare; conversare: — fair, adulare,
allettare con paroline; — loud, parlar
forte, parlar a voce alta; — one’s mind,
dire il suo sentimento; — plain, parlar
chiaro, parlar aperto; parlar fuor di den-
ti; — softly, parlare sottovoce; — the
truth, dire la verità; — out, parlare ad
alta voce. -able, aDJ.: che si può pro-
ferire. -er, S.: oratore, parlatore, m.
-ing, GER.: parlando; s.: parlare, discor-
so, mn. -ing-trumpet, s.: tromba par-
lante, tromba marina, f.
spéari,s.: lancia, asta, f. spear2, TR.:
trafiggere con lancia; INTR.: germogliare,
pullulare. -man,s.: lancia, cavaliere ar-
mato di lancia, m. -mint, S.: (bot.) menta
acuta, f. -staff, s.: asta d’una lancia, f.
spé-cial, ADJ.: speziale, particolare; di-
stinto, squisito, eccellente. -ciàlity,S.:
spezialità, particolarità, f. -cialize, TR.:
specificare, particolarizzare. -cially,
ADV.: spezialmente, particolarmente, so-
prattutto. -cialty = speciality.
spé-cie, S.: danaro contante, m.: in —,
in contanti. -cies, S.: specie, sorta;
classe, f.; genere, m.
spe-eific(al), ADJ.: specifico, appropria-
to. -cifically, ADV.: specificamente.
-eificate, TR.: specificare, particolariz-
zare. -eification, s.: specificazione, f.,
specificare, m. spé-eify, TR.: specifi-
care; notare; dichiarare.”
spé-eimen, S.: mostra, pruova, f., esem-
pio, m. -ciòsity = speciousness. -cious
spé-, ADJ.: specioso, plausibile, apparente.
-ciously, ADV.: speciosamente; plausi-
bilmente, apparentemente. -ciousness,
8.: plausibilità, apparenza, f.
spèeki,s.: macchia; chiazza, f. speck-
(le)1, TR.: macchiare; chiazzare. -le,
S.: piccola macchia, f. -ledness, s.:
qualità d’ esser macchiato, f.
spéc-taele, s.: spettacolo, oggetto di vi-
sta, m.: —s, occhiali, m. pl. -tacled,
ADJ.: fornito d’ occhiali. -tacle-maker,
s.: occhialaio, m. -tàcular, ADJ.: dei
spettacoli; vistoso, pomposo. -tator,
S.: spettatore, riguardante, m. -tator-
ship, s.: qualità di spettatore; osserva-
zione, f. -tatress, -tatrix, s.: spetta-
trice, f. -tre, s.: spettro, fantasma, m.;
ombra, f. -trum, s.: immagine; appa-
renza, f.; spettro (solare), m. -ular,
ADJ.: speculare. -ulate, INTR.: specu-
lare; considerare. -ulation, S.: specu-
lazione; contemplazione, f. -ulative,
ADJ.: speculativo, contemplativo, teore-
tico. -ulatively, ADV.: speculativa-
mente, contemplativamente. -ulator, S.:
speculatore, contemplatore, osservatore,
m. -ulatory, ADJ.: speculante. -ulum,
S.: speculo, specchio, m.
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spéech, s.: facoltà di parlare; parola;
favella; lingua, f.; linguaggio; discorso,
ragionamento, m.; (gram.) orazione, f.:
vulgar —, lingua volgare, f.; make a —,
fare un discorso ; lose one’s —, perdere la
favella; liberty of —, libertà di parola.
-less, ADJ.: muto. -lessness, s.: mu-
tezza, mutolezza, f.
spéed1,s.: fretta, prestezza, f.; succes-
so, evento, m.: make —, affrettarsi; gal-
lop at full —, galoppare a briglia sciolta.
speed 2, IRR.; TR.: affrettare; aiutare;
uccidere ; INTR.: affrettarsi; riuscire:
God — you! Iddio vi accompagni! -ful,
ADJ.: spedito, pronto. -ily, ADV.: spe-
ditamente, prontamente. -imess, s.: fret-
ta, prontezza; diligenza, f. -well, s.:
(bot.) veronica, f., ‘abrotano, m. -y, ADJ.:
spedito, pronto, snello; diligente: a —
answer, una pronta riposta.
spelli, s.: incanto, m., malia, f. spellz,
(IR)R.; (IN)TR..: compitare, ortografizza-
re; incantare. bound, ADJ.: incan-
tato, ammaliato, affaturato. -er, S.: che
sphinx
compita, che ortografizza. -img,S.: com-
pitare, ortografizzare, m. -ing=book,
s.: libretto da compitare, m.
spélt, s.: spelda, f.
spélter, s.: zelamina, f. (metallo).
spén-ee, S.: dispensa, f. -eert,s.: di-
spensiere, m.
spénd, IRR.; TR.: spendere; consumare;
passare; INTR.: spendersi; consumarsi:
— foolishly, sperperare, scialacquare; —
one’s self, affaticarsi, sforzarsi; — money,
spendere danari; — one’s time, passare il
suo tempo; spent with cares, oppresso
da’ pensieri. -er, S.: spenditore, che
spende assai, m. -thrift, s.: spenderec-
cio, m.
spént, ADJ.: esaurito, spossato; stanco:
— ball, palla morta, f.
spérm, S.: sperma, m. -aeéti, S.: sper-
maceti, bianco di balena, m. -atic(al),
ADJ.: spermatico. -atize, INTR.: gene-
rare sperma.
spérse}, TR.: spargere, spandere.
spew, INTR.: vomitare, recere. -ing, S.:
vomitare, vomito, m.
sphae-elate, TR.: attaccare da sfacele;
INTR.: incancherirsi. -elus, S.: (med.)
sfacele, cancrena, f.
sph-@re1,s.: sfera, f.; globo, m.; porta-
ta, f. -ere2, TR.: porre in una sfera.
-éric(al), ADJ.: sferico, globoso. -ér-
ically, ADV.: sfericamente; in cerchio.
-èricalness, -erieity, S.: sfericità, f.
-6roid, s.: (geom.) sferoide, f. -erdi-
dal, -erdidical, ADJ.: in forma di sfe-
roide.
sphérule, s.: sferetta, sfera piccola, J.
sphinx, s.: sfinge, f.
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spiali, s.: spia, f.
spi-ee 1, s.: spezie; spezierie, f. pl., aro-
mati, m. pl.; (fig.) tintura, f.: — of a
disease, accesso di malattia, m. -ce2,
TR.: condire con ispezierie. -eert, S.:
speziale, droghiere, m. -eery, S.: spe-
zieria, f.; spezie, f. pl., aromati, m. pl.
spick and span, ADJ.: nuovo di secca.
spiculate, TR.: render puntato.
spiey, ADJ.: aromatico.
spider, S.: ragno; ragnatelo, m.:
web, ragnatelo, m.
spigot, s.: zipolo, cavicchio ; piuolo, m.
spik-e1, s.: spiga, f.; chiodo grosso;
(bot.) spigo, m., lavanda, lavendola, f.: —
of a bar, punta di stanga, f. -e2, TR.:
conficcare con chiodi; inchiodare (un can-
none); appuntare, aguzzare. -enard, s.:
spiganardo, m. -y, ADI.: puntato, aguzzo.
spilli,s.: piccolo travicello, m.; piccola
scheggia; piccola somma, f. spill2, TR.:
versare, spandere, spargere; INTR.: dimi-
nuire ; INTR.: spillare. -er,s.: che versa.
spilt, ADJ.: versato, sparso, scorso.
spilth, s.: effusione, profusione, f.
spin, IRR.; (IN)TR.: filare; prolungare;
girare: — out, mandare in lungo; fare
durare.
spinage, S.: spinace, m.
spinal, ADJ.: spinale, di spina.
spindle, s.: fuso; pistillo (d’ un fiore);
albero (d’ una ruota, o d’un torchio), m.
-legged = spindle-shanked. -legs =
spindle-shanks. -maker, s.: fusaio, m.
eshanked, aDJ.: che ha gambe di fuso.
=shanks, s. PL.: gambe di fuso, f. pl.
-tree, S.: fusaggine, f., silio, m.
spine, S.: spina f.
spi-nel, s.: spinella, f. -net,sS.: spi-
netta, f. (strumento musicale).
spink, s.: fringuello, m.
spin-ner, S.: filatore; ragno, m. -ning,
S.: filato, filare, m. -ning-factory,
emill, s.: filanda, f., filatoio, m. -ning,
wheel, s.: filatoio, m.
spinòsity, S.: spinosità, perplessità, f.;
intrigo, m.
spinous, ADJ.: spinoso.
spins-ter, S.: filatrice; zittella, donzella,
f. -try,S.: filato, filare, m.
spiny, ADJ.: spinoso, scabroso, difficile.
spiracle, s.: spiracolo, spiraglio, m.; fes-
sura, f.
spiral, ADJ.: spirale.
mente, a guisa di spira.
spire!, s.: spira, guglia; piramide, f.;
campanile, m. spire, INTR.: spigare,
far la spiga; alzarsi a piramide.
spirit 2, s.: spirito; animo, coraggio,.ar-
dore, fuoco, m.; voglia, f., desiderio; umo-
re, m., disposizione, natura, f.; genio, in-
gegno, intelletto; fantasma, m.: evil —,
—s
-ly, ADV.: spiral-
splay-mouth
spirito maligno; the Holy —, Spirito San.
to; the — of the age, il genio del secolo.
spirit 2, TR.: animare, inanimare, inco-
raggiare, eccitare: — away, menare via,
far scomparire. -ed, ADJ.: animato, spi-
ritoso; vivace: — horse, cavallo rubizzo.
-edly, ADV.: spiritosamente, vivacemen-
te. -edness, s.: disposizione d’ animo,
f. -ful, ADJ.: spiritoso. -fully, ADV.:
spiritosamente. -fulness, S.: spirito,
m.; vivacità, f. -less, ADJ.: scorato,
depresso, vile, abietto. -lessly, ADV.:
senza spirito. -lessness, s.: abiettezza,
viltà, f. -ous, ADJ.: spiritoso; attivo.
-ousness, S.: qualità spiritosa, f. -ual,
ADJ.: spirituale, intellettuale. -uality,
S.: spiritualità, immaterialità, f. -uali-
zation, s.: (chem.) spiritualizzazione, f.
-ualize, TR.: spiritualizzare. -ually,
ADV.: spiritualmente. -uòsity,S.: viva-
cità, attività, f., ardore, m. -uous, ADJ.:
spiritoso, vivace; volatile. -uousmess
= spirituosity.
spirti,s.: zampillo, m.
zampillare; scaturire.
sipare.
spiry, ADJ.: spirale, piramidale.
spiss}, ADJ.: sodo, spesso,
-ation, s.: condensazione, f.
-ity, S.: spessezza, densità, f.
spìtI, s.: spiedo, schidione.
spirt 2, INTR.:
-le, INTR.: dis-
compatto.
-itude,
spit 2, 8.:
sputo, m. spit3, IRR.; TR.: mettere nel-
lo spiedo, porre nello spiedo. spit4, TR.:
sputare; INTR.: sputare: — blood, spu-
tar sangue.
spital}, s.: ospedale, m.
spit-box, s.: sputacchiera, f.
spitchcock 1, s.: specie d’ anguilla, f.
spitchcock, TR.: (cook.) frastagliare
(un’ anguilla).
spite I, s.: dispetto, odio, rancore, m.: in
— of, a dispetto di; malgrado; out of —,
per dispetto; have a — against, serbar
rancore a. spite 2, TR.: dispettare, fare
dispetto. -ful, ADJ.: dispettoso, malizio-
so. -fully, ADV.: dispettosamente, mali-
ziosamente. -fulness, s.: dispetto, m.,
malizia, f., maltalento, m.
spit-ted, ADJ.: messo nello spiedo. -ter,
S.: che mette nello spiedo ; che sputa spes-
so; cerviatto, m.: —s, prime corna d’ un
cervo, f. pl. -ting=box = spitbor. -tle,
S.: sputo, m., scialiva, f.; spedale, m.
-t60n, s.: sputacchiera, f. -venom, s.:
veleno uscito della bocca, m.
splash I, s.: zacchera, f. splash2, TR.:
zaccherare. board, -er, s.: parafan-
go, M. -y, ADJ.: zaccheroso, melmoso,
fangoso.
splay, TR.: sviluppare, distendere; spal-
lare (un cavallo). -foot, ADJ.: sbilenco.
-mouth, s.: bocca distesa a posta, f.
spleen
spléen, s.: milza, f.; (fig.) cattivo umo-
re; odio, rancore, m. -ed, ADJ.: senza
milza. -ful, ADJ.: malinconico, stizzoso.
-ish, ADJ.: di cattivo umore. -less, ADJ.:
dolce, benigno. -y = spleenful. -wort,
s.: (bot.) scolopendria, f.
splén-dent, ADJ.: splendente, lucente.
-did, ADJ.: splendido, magnifico, pomposo.
-didly,ADv.: splendidamente. -dour,s.:
or lustro, m.: magnificenza, pom-
pa, f.
splèn-etic, ADI.: splenetico, stizzoso. -ie,
ADJ.: splenico. -ish}, ADJ.: stizzoso, ma-
linconico, di mal umore. -itive, ADI.:
collerico, impetuoso.
splént, s.: soprosso, m.; spinella, f.
spliee, TR.: intrecciare (un cavo).
splint, s.: (surg.) stecca, f. -erl, s.:
sverza; stecca, f.; pezzo (di legno), m.;
scheggia (di pietra), f.: — of a bone, scheg-
giuola d’ osso, f. -er2, TR.: assicurare
con istecche; INTR.: spaccarsi, fendersi.
split, TR.: spaccare, fendere; spaccarsi,
fendersi: — asunder, tendere in due par-
ti; — with laughter, scoppiar delle risa;
— in two, fendere in due parti, dividere ;
— upon a rock, spezzarsi; sugli scogli,
dar in secco. -ter, S.: fenditore, m.
sputter I, s.: romore; borbottamento, m.
sputter 2, TR.: parlare presto e confu-
samente.
spoil, s.: spoglia, preda; corruzione, ro-
vina, f. spoil2, TR.: rubare, predare;
guastare, desolare, rovinare; INTR.: cor-
rompersi, guastarsi: — a child, inviziare
un fanciullo; — the eyes, guastare gli oc-
chi. -ed, ADJ.: guasto, corrotto, rovina-
to: — child, fanciullo inviziato. -er, S.:
rubatore, guastatore, m.
pace; rovinoso, distruttivo.
guastamento, m., desolazione, f.
spoke1, impf. del v. speak. spokez,sS.:
razzo, m., razza (di ruota), f. 2
spokesman, s.: oratore; che parla in
favore d’ altrui, avvocato, m.
sp6-liate, TR.: spogliare, rubare, privare.
-liation, s.: spogliazione, privazione, f.
spon-daic(al), ADJI.: spondaico. spon-
dee, s.: (pros.) spondeo, m.
spondyle, s.: (anat.) spondilo, nodo del-
la spina, m.
spòn-ge1, s.: spugna, f. -ge2, TR.: net-
tare Gon una spugna; scroccare. -gé=
cake, s.: pan di spugna, m. -ger,S.:
parassito, scroccone, m. -giness, S.:
spugnosità, f. -ging, S.: scrocco, scroc-
care, m. -ging-house, S.: casa d’un
birro; striglia, f. -gy, ADJ.: spugnoso,
poroso ; inzuppato.
spénk, s.: zolfanello, m., esca,f. —
spòn-sal, ADJ.: sposalizio, matrimoniale.
“sign, 8.: sicurtà, malleveria; promessa,
-ing, S.:
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obbligazione, f. -ser,s.: mallevadore, m.,
cauzione, f.; padrino, m., madrina, f.: the
—s, il padrino e la madrina.
spon-tanéity, S.: spontaneità, propria
volontà, f. -tameous, ADI. : spontaneo,
volontario. -tàneously, ADV.: sponta-
nemente, di propria volontà. -tàneous-
ness = spontancity.
spontoéon, S.: spontone, m.
spook, s.: spettro, fantasma, m.
spool, s.: canello, rocchetto, m.
wheel, s.: arcolaio, guindolo, m.
spdom, TR.: scorrere: navigare veloce-
mente.
spdon, s.: cucchiaio, m.: little — (tea-
spoon), cucchiaino, m.; be past the —, es-
ser fuor dell’ infanzia. bill, s.: palet-
tone, m. (uccello). -ful, s.: cucchiaiata,
f. meat, S.: zuppa, minestra, f.
sporadic(al), ADJ.: sporadico.
sporti,s.: diporto, trastullo, passatempo ;
scherzo; ludibrio, m.; caccia; pesca, f.;
uccellare, m.: for —(’s sake), per diporto,
per celia; make —, divertire, burlarsi;
make — of one, farsi beffe d'uno. sport 2,
TR.: divertire, amusare; ricreare; INTR.:
diportarsi: — with, burlarsi, ridersi di.
-ful, ADI.: gaio, lieto, scherzevole. -ful-
ly, ADV.: scherzevolmente, per ischerzo,
per passatempo, per diporto. -fulness,
S.: passatempo, divertimento, trastullo,
spasso, m. -ing, 8.: diporto, trastullo.
-ingly, ADV.: allegramente, scherzosa-
mente. -ive, ADJ.: leggiadro, scherzoso.
-iveness, S.: leggiadria, scherzo; giuo-
co, m. -less, ADJ.: mesto, tristo. -sman,
s.: amatore della caccia, pesca, ecc., cac-
ciatore, pescatore, m.
spoti, s.: macchia, f.; pezzo; luogo;
sfregio; segno, m.; lividura, f.: upon the
—, sul luogo, a dirittura, immediatamen-
te. spot2, TR.: macchiare, sporcare,
imbrattare; variegare; punzecchiare. -less,
ADI. : senza macchia, immacolato ; intero.
-lessness, S.: incontaminatezza, purità,
. -ted, ADJ.: macchiato, picchiettato:
— fever, febbre petechiale, f. -ter, s.:
ricamatore, m., -trice, f. -tiness, S.:
impurità, f. -ty, ADJ.: macchiato, chiaz-
zato.
spéu-saget, s.: sposalizio, m. -sali,
ADJ.: nuziale, matrimoniale. -sal2, s.:
sposalizio, sposamento, m. -se, S.: spo-
so, marito, m.; sposa, moglie, f. -sed,
ADJ.: sposato, ammogliato. -seless,
ADJ.: senza marito; senza moglie.
spouti, s.: grondaia, f.; zampillo, m.:
rain —, acquazzone; water —, tromba
d’acqua, f. spout2, TR.: sgorgare,
sboccare; gettare, versare; INTR.: zam-
pillare, docciare: — out, sgorgare; —
spouting
-ing-
up, schizzare. -imgI, ADJ.: zampillante,
360 spouting
sgorgante. -ing 2, S.: sgorgamento, sgor-
go, m
sprag, s.: giovane salmone, m.
sprain!, S.: storcimento, m., stortilatu-
ra, f. sprain 2, TR.: storcere, dislogare,
sconciare: — one’s foot, storcersi un piede.
spràt, s.: laterino, m. (pesce).
sprawl, INTR.: stendersi (per terra), di-
menarsi, agitarsi.
spray!, s.: ramicello, m.; frasca, f.
spray 2, S.: spuma (del mare), f.
spréad!, ADJ.:steso; divolgato. spread,
.: estensione, espansione, f., spandimen-
to, m. spread3, IRR.; (IN)TR.: stende-
re, spandere, sparpagliare, spargere ; sten-
dersi, spargersi; aprirsi: — the cloth,
metter la tovaglia; — sail, spiegare le
vele; — abroad, divolgare, pubblicare;
— over, coprire. -er, S.: spargitore;
divolgatore, m
sprig, S.: ramuscello, m.
pieno di ramuscelli. ©
spright, s.: spirito], m.; fantasma, m.,
apparizione, f. -ful, ADJ.: gaio, allegro,
vivace, spiritoso. -fully, ADV.: gaia-
mente, con ardore. -fulness, -liness,
s.: vivacità, allegria, f. -ly, ADI.: leg-
giadro, lieto, gaio, spiritoso.
springi, s.: salto, slancio, balzo, m.;
sorgente, fonte; origine, causa, f.; prin-
cipio, m.; forza elastica, molla; (season)
primavera, f.: take a —, spiccare un sal-
to; — water, acqua di sorgente; main
—, molla principale; in (the) —, nella
primavera. spring2, IRR.; TR.: fare
levare ; scoprire; far scoppiare; saltare,
scavalcare; INTR.: sorgere, scaturire,
sboccare; lanciarsi; saltare; spuntare,
germogliare ; uscire, procedere, derivare:
— a leak, fare acqua; — a light, accen-
dere; — a mine, fare scoppiare una mina;
— a well, cavare un pozzo; — forward,
lanciarsi; avventarsi; — out, zampillare,
sgorgare; — over a ditch, saltare una
fossa. -alf, s.: giovanotto, giovinotto,
m. «box, S.: (watch.) bariletto, tambu-
ro, m. spring-el, s.: lacciuolo, ga-
lappio, m. -e 2, TR.: tendere lacciuoli.
spring-er, S.: battitore, m. -halt,s.:
(vet.) granchio, m -head, s.: sorgente,
fonte, f. -imess, S.: elasticità, forza
elastica, f. =tide, s.: alta marea, f.
-water, S.: acqua sorgente, f. -wheat,
s.: fromento estivo, m. -y, ADI.: elastico.
sprin-klei, s.: aspersorio, m. -kle2,
(IN)TR.: spruzzare, aspergere, spazzare;
spargere, dispergere : — with salt, asper-
gere di sale. -Eler, s.: chi or che spar-
ge; spruzza, f.; aapergitore; aspersorio,
m. -kling, 8.: aspersione, SG spruzzolo,
spruzzo, m.: — of rain, spruzzaglia, piog-
gerella, f.
- SY, ADJ.:
spy-boat
sprit!, s.: rampollo, germoglio; brocco,
m. sprit2,TR.: cacciar fuori, Sepure
re; INTR.: germogliare.
sprite, ecc. = spright, ecc.
sprit-sail, s.: (nav.) trinchetto, m.
spròuti,s.: cavolino; germoglio, brocco-
lo,m. sprout2, INTR.. cestire, germo-
gliare. -img, ADJ.: germogliante.
sprùee1, ADJ.: attillato, pulito, lindo, va-
go. spruce2, INTR.: attillarsi, pararsi.
spruce 3, S.: abete, m.: — beer, birra
d’abete, f. -leather, s.: cuoio di Prus-
sia, m. -ly, ADV.: attillatamente, pulita-
mente, lindamente, vagamente. -ness,
s.. attillatura, lindezza, f.
sprùntI, ADJ.: vivace, lesto. sprunt2,
S.: pezzo corto, m. sprunt3, INTR.:
germogliare.
spry, ADJ.: attivo, vivo, presto.
spud, s.: coltello corto, coltellaccio, m.
spi-mel, s.: spiuma, spuma, schiuma, f.
-me2,INTR.: spiumare, schiumare. -mous,
-my, ADJ.: spumoso.
spinge = sponge.
spunk, s.: esca, miccia, f., legno inzolfa-
to, coraggio, m.
sp@ùri,s.: sprone; incentivo, stimolo, m.:
upon the —, nella fretta di; be upon the
—, esser in gran fretta. spur2, TR.:
spronare; eccitare, incitare, affrettare,
animare; INTR.: affrettarsi. -gall, s.:
piaga fatta cogli sproni, f. -galled,
ADJ.: piagato cogli sproni.
spurge, S.: (bot.) catapuzza, f. -laurel,
“olive, S.: timelea, f.
spurious, ADJ.: spurio, falso, falsificato.
-ly, ADV.: falsamente. -mess, S.: fal-
sificamento, m., falsità, f.
spur-leather, S.: cuoio dello sprone, m.
spùrling, s.: laterino, m. (pesce).
spiùrn!, s.: celcio; dispregio, vilipendio,
m. spurn2, TR.: calcitrare; sprezzare,
sdegnare: — away, scacciare a calci.
spur-red, ADJ.: spronato; eccitato, isti-
gato. -rer, S.: spronatore ; eccitatore, m.
-rier, s.: spronaio, m. -ring, S.: spro-
nare; incitamento, eccitamento, m. =row-
el, s.: spronella, f.
spùrt I, s.: capriccio, ghiribizzo, m.; fan-
tasia, f.: — of wind, soffio di vento, buf-
fo, m. spurt2, INTR.. schizzare; zam-
pillare: — up, scaturire con impeto.
sputation, s.: sputare, m.; espurgazio-
ne, f.
sputter !,s.: strepito, romore, fracasso,
m. sputter2, INTR.: sputacchiare;
borbottare; barbugliare. -er, s.: che
sputacchia; borbottone, m.
spy !, S.: spia, f., spione; esploratore, m.
Spy 2, TR.: spiare, investigare, osservare;
vedere, discernere: — into, ricercare; —
out, scoprire; trovare. =boat, S.: cor-
spying-glass
vetta, f. (piccol naviglio veloce). -(ing)-
glass, s.: telescopio, occhiale, m.
squabi, ADJ.: paffuto, grosso e forte;
senza penne, appena nato; ADV.: stra-
mazzatamente. squab2, s.: uccellino;
cuscino; omicciatto grosso e tondo, m.;
donnicina paffuta, f. squab3, INTR.:
cadere. -bish, ADJ.: grassetto, carnac-
ciuto.
squab-ble 1, s.: disputa, contesa, rissa, f.
-blez, TR.: disputare, rissare, litigare,
contrastare. -bler, s.: uomo rissoso,
sgridatore, m.
squabpie, s.: pasticcio di molti ingre-
dienti, m.
squad, s.: truppa di soldati, f. -ron, s.:
squadra, schiera, f.; squadrone, m.-roned,
ADI. : squadronato, schierato.
squal-id, ADJ.: sporco, imbrattato. -id-
ity, -idness, S.: squallore, sucidume, m.
squalli, s.: burrasca, tempesta, f.; tur-
bine di vento, m. squall2, INTR.: gri-
dare (come uno spaventato). -er, S.: gri-
datore, schiamazzatore, m.
squalling, s.: gridio, schiamazzo, m.
-ly, ADJ.: burrascoso, tempestoso.
squalor, s.: sucidume, m.
squamous, ADJ.: squamoso, scaglioso.
squander !, s.: prodigalità, f. squan-
der2, TR.: scialacquare, buttare via,
sciupare. -er, S.° scialacquatore, m.
-ing, scialacquamento, scialacquo, m.,
prodigalita, f.
squar-e2, ADJ.: quadro; onesto, sincero;
robusto, forte; esatto: make —, quadra-
re; bilanciare. -e2,S8.: quadro, m.; piaz-
za; squadra (strumento); regolarità; re-
gola, f.; livello, m.: upon the —, franca-
mente, sinceramente ; egualmente, del pa-
ri. -e3, TR.: quadrare; regolare, ag-
giustare; INTR.: accordarsi; convenire.
-e-built, ADJ.: dalle spalle quadre.
-e-mile, s.: miglio quadro, m. -eness, S.:
quadratezza, f., quadro, m. -e-number,
S.: numero quadro, m. -e-root, s.: ra-
dice quadra, f. -img, 8.: quadro, m.,
quadratura, f.
squashi, s.: (bot.) specie di zucca, fi
squash2, s.: cosa molle o immatura;
verde; caduta subita, f.; urto di corpi
molli, m. squash3, TR.: schiacciare,
affrangere. i ;
squat, ADJ.: quatto; paffuto: lie —, sit
—, star quatto, star quattone. squat,
s.: caduta subita, f. squat3, INTR.: ap-
piattarsi, accoccolarsi, accosciarsi.
3queak1,8.:strillo, sgrido, grido, m. : give a
—, gettare un grido. squeak 2, INTR.:
strillare, gridare, stridere. -ing, S.: sgri-
do, strillo, grido, m. ’
squéal, INTR.: gridare acutamente, stril-
lare.
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squéamish, ADJ.: svogliato, fastidioso,
troppo delicato. -ly, ADv.: fastidiosa-
mente. -mess, S.: svogliataggine, stoma-
caggine, f.
squéasiness = queasiness.
squéezel, s.: compressione; stretta, f.
squeeze 2, TR.: premere, spremere ; strin-
gere; INTR.: serrarsi: — ouf, spremere,
estrarre; — each other's hands, stringer-
si la mano.
squéleh, s.: caduta, cascata, f., stram-
mazzone, m.
squib, s.: (firew.) scoppietto, razzo, m.;
satira, pasquinata, f.; bricconet, m.
squill, s.: squilla, f.; piccol gambero, m.
squintI, ADJ.: guercio, bieco; sospetto-
so. squint2,TR.: guardare con occhio
bieco; INTR.: essere guercio, guardar di
traverso. -eyed, ADJ.: bieco, guercio.
-ing, 8.: guardar di traverso, m. -ing-
ly, ADV.: da guercio, biecamente.
squinyj, INTR.: guardare bieco.
squire, s.: scudiero, m. (titolo). -hood,
-ship, s.: rango di scudiero, m. -ly,
ADV.: da scudiero.
squirm, INTR.: contorcersi, dimenarsi do-
lorosamente.
squirrel, s.: scoiattolo, m.
squirtI, s.: sciringa, f., schizzatoio, m.
squirt2, TR.: sciringare, schizzettare ;
INTR.: ciarlare; sboccare. -er, S.: che
sciringa, che schizzetta.
stàb1,s.: stoccata, pugnalata, ferita, f.
stab2, TR.: stilettare, pugnalare, ferire.
-ber, S.: uccisore, assassino, m.
stabil-iment, s.: sostegno, appoggio, m. ;
fermezza, f. -itate, TR.: stabilire, render
stabile. -ity,S.: stabilità; solidità, fer-
mezza, f.
sta-ble I, ADJ.: stabile; fermo, durabile ;
costante. -ble 2, S.: stalla, f.: — for
pigs, porcile, m.; — for sheep, ovile, m.
-ble 3, TR.: mettere nella stalla; stabili-
re. -ble-boy, -ble-man, s.: stalliere,
stabulario, m. -ble-door, s.: porta di
scuderia. -bleness, S.: stabilità, fermez-
za, f. -bling, s.: stallaggio, m. -blishj
sta-, INTR. : stabilire, statuire; conferma-
re; ordinare. -bly, ADV.: stabilmente,
fermamente.
stabulation, s.: stallare, m.
staccado, 8.: steccato, m.
stackI,s.: mucchio, cumulo, amasso: —
of arms, fascio @ armi, m.; — of chim-
neys, filare di camini, m.; — of hay, muc-
chio di fieno; — of straw, pica di paglia,
f.; — of wood, catasta di legna, f. stack 2,
TR.: ammucchiare, ammassare, cumulare :
— arms, mettere le armi a fascio.
stacte, S.: gomma della mirra, f.
staddle, s.: sostegno, m; gruccia, f.
stade, S.: stadio, m, i
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stàdtholder, s.: statoder, m.
staff, s.: bastone; bordone; spiedo (da
caccia), m.; asta, f.; sostegno, appoggio;
versetto, m., stanza, f.; stato maggiore,
m.; autorità, possanza, f.: pilgrim’s —,
bordone, m.; bishop’s —, pastorale, m.;
— of command, bastone di comando, m.
-ish{, ADJ.: rigido, aspro. «officer, S.:
uffiziale dello stato maggiore, m. -tree,
s.: (bot.) ligustro, m.
stag, s.: cervo,m. =beetle, s.: cervo
volante, m
stagel, s.: teatro, m., scena; osteria;
posta, f.: get up for the —, mettere in
iscena, sceneggiare; come to the —, arri-
var alla posta. stage, TR.: rappresen-
tare pubblicamente. box, S.: palco,
palchetto, m. coach, S.: carrozza di
viaggio, f. «horse, s.: cavallo di posta,
m. splay, 8.: opero di teatro, comme-
dia, f. =player, s.: commediante, at-
tore, m. -r -er, S.: attore; praticone,
m. writer, S.: che scrive commedie.
staggard, s.: cervo di quattro anni, m.
stagger, s.: vacillamento, m.; TR.: scuo-
tere; allarmare; INTR.: barcollare, tra-
ballare; titubare, star dubbioso. -ing,
ADJ.: vacillante; s.: vacillamento, var-
collone, m. -ingly, ADV.: barcollone.
-s, S. PL.: vertigine (di cavallo); imba-
razzo], m.
stàg-naney, S.: stagnamento, ristagno,
m. -nant, ADJ.: stagnante. -nate,
TR.: stagnare. -natign = stagnancy.
staid, ADJ.: sobrio; grave; regolare.
-ness, S.: sobrietà; gravità ; regolarità, f.
stàin1,s.: macchia; infamia, f. stain2,
TR.: macchiare; diffamare. -ed, ADJ.:
macchiato ; tinto, colorato, dipinto; infa-
mato. -er, S.: che macchia. -less,
ADJ.: senza macchia ; immacolato, inconta-
minato.
stair, s.: grado; scalino, scaglione, m.:
fight of —s, ramo di scala, m., scalinata,
f.; one pair of —s (first floor), primo pia-
no, m.; two pair of —s, secondo apparta-
mento, m.; —s, scala, f.; go up —s, an-
dar su, montare su. -case, S.: scala, f.:
winding —, scala a chiocciola.
stake1,S.: steccone, palo, m.; palanca;
posta; scommessa, f., pericolo, m.: be at
—, esser in pericolo; lay all at —, met-
tere il tutto a ripentaglio ; sweep —s, tirar
la posta. stalre2z, TR.: steccare, guar-
nire di pali; scommettere; venturare, gio-
care.
stalactite, S.: stalattite, f.
stalei, ADI. : stantio, vecchio ; vieto, pas-
so, sventato; vapido: — beer, birra vec-
chia, f.; — bread, pane duro, m.; — wine,
vino vecchio, m.; grow —, divenire stan-
tio; invecchiare. stale2,S.: manico, m.
stand
stale 3, s.: allettamento, m.; cosa vee-
chia. stale4, (IN)TR.: invecchiare; con-
sumarsi. -ly, ADV.: già da gran tempo,
anticamente. -mess, S.: vecchiezza ; lun-
ghezza di tempo, f.
stAlk1,s.: stelo, gambo, m.; stoppia (di
grano, ecc.), f., torso, torsolo (di cavolo),
m.; andata pomposa, f.: — of corn, stop-
pia, f. stalk2, INTR.: camminare pom-
posamente. -ing-horse, 8.: artifizio,
mezzo, pretesto,m. -y, ADI.: fibroso, duro.
stalli,s.: stalla; mangiatoia; botteghet-
ta; mostra di bottega, f.; sedile (nel co-
ro), m.: butcher’s —, desco di beccaio, m. ;
cobbler’s —, desco di ciabattino,m. stall 2,
TR.: mettere nella stalla, stabilire. -age,
s.: stallaggio; diritto di poter aprir bot-
tega, m. -fed, ADJ.: allevato nella stal-
la. stàll-ion, s.: stallone, m.
stalwart, ADJ.: robusto, gagliardo, vigo-
roso.
stamen, s.: (bot.) stame, m.; (fig.) ori-
gine, f.
stàm-ina, S. PL.: stami (de’ fiori), primi
principi, m. pl. -imeous, ADJ.: compo-
sto di stami.
stàmmer, INTR.: tartagliare, balbettare ;
esitare: — out, profferire balbettando.
-er, S.: tartaglione, m. -ing, S.: tarta-
gliare, m., balbuzie, f. -imgly, ADV.: tar-
tagliando, con balbuzie.
stamp I,S.: stampa, impronta ; impressio-
ne, f.; segno, m.: postage —, francobollo,
m.; bear the — of, portare l'impronta di.
stamp 2, TR.: stampare, improntare, bat-
tere; imprimere; bollare; INTR.: pestare
i piedi, colpire col piede, scalpitare, scal-
picciare: — under foot, calpestare; con-
culcare; — with one’s foot, battere col pie-
de in terra. -act, s.: legge sul bollo, f.
-er, S.: pastello, pestatoio, m. »fee,S.:
diritto di bollo, m. -ing, s.: scalpita-
mento, calpestare, m.
no a pestone, pestone, m.
zio di bollo, m.
lata, f.
stànchI, ADJ.: solido, fermo; onesto,
sincero, franco: — commodity, mercan-
zia ben condizionata, f.; — knave, vero
briccone, m. stanch2, (IN)TR.: sta-
gnare, ristagnare; stagnarsi.
stanchion, s.: sostegno; puntello, m.
stanch-less, ADJ.: che non si può sta-
gnare. -mess, S.: buona qualità, bontà
(@ una mercanzia); fermezza, f.
stàndi, s.: stazione; posta; piazza, f.;
stato, grado, m.; pausa, fermata, f., alto;
lucerniere, candelabro; indugio, imbroglio,
m.; difficoltà, f.: be at a —, stare irreso-
luto, esser impacciato, esser imbarazzato;
make a —, far alto, fermarsi; opporsi, far
testa; put to a —, imbarazzare ; intriga-
-mill, s.: muli-
-office, s.: uffi-
“paper, s.: carta bol-
dai A A we a a © Lu
PRCOARI
stand
re; metter in pensiero. standi, INTR.;
IRR.: stare, stare ritto; trovarsi; fer-
marsi; tenersi; sussistere, dimorare; esser
situato ; opporsi, far resistenza; TR. : re-
sistere, supportare, durare; sostenere,
mantenere; subire: — in awe, avere
paura di, temere; — in (upon) one’s de-
fence, difendersi; — in doubt, essere in
dubbio, esitare; — fair, essere in riga;
— fast, dimorare fermo; — in fear of
one, aver paura d’ alcuno, temere alcuno;
— gaping, stare a bada, badaluccare; —
god-father, — god-mother (to a child), le-
vare un bambino dal sacro fonte; — one's
ground, mantenersi saldo, tener duro; —
upon one’s guard, stare in guardia; stare
sulle sue; — in one’s light, fare ombra;
— in need for, avere bisogno di; — to an
opinion, appigliarsi ad una opinione; —
sentry, stare in sentinella; — the shock,
sostenere un assalto; — still, fermarsi;
stagnare; far niente; — in the way, im-
pedire; — about, attorniare; assediare ;
— against, resistere, far testa a; — by,
tenere per; sedere su; — for, sforzarsi
d’ottenere; mantenere; difendere; signi-
ficare; — forth, avanzare; presentarsi ;
— in, costare, valere; — off, stare alla
larga; — up, stare in piedi, levarsi; —
up against, opporsi, resistere; — up for,
difendere; — upon, insistere, star fermo;
— with, convenire, accordarsi, confor-
marsi.
stàndard, s.: stendardo, m., insegna;
misura, f.; modello, m.; regola, norma, f.;
grado; prezzo, valore, m.: — price, prez-
zo di ‘tariffa; — work, opera classica.
-bearer, s.: gonfaloniere, alfiere, m.
stànd-el{, -erjI,s.: arboscello, m. -er2,
S.: che sta in piede; spettatore, m.; —
by, astante. -er-by, S.: spettatore, ri-
guardante, m. -ingi, ADJ.: stabilito,
fisso; stagnante; permanente: — @rmy,
esercito stanziale (in piede), m.; — crust,
crosta soda, f.; — dish, vivanda ordina-
ria, f.; — place, luogo da stare, m.; posta,
f.; — rule, regola fissa, f.; — wages, sa-
lario fisso, m. -img2,S.: durata; posta,
f., luogo, posto, m.; friends of old —,
amici vecchi, m. pl. -ish, S.: calamaio,
m. -point, s.: posizione, f., punto di
vista, m. -still, s.: sosta, posa; ina-
zione, f.; alto, m.
stàng!,s.: stanga, pertica, f. stang2,
INTR.: soffrire una pena acuta.
stànnary, ADJ.: di stagno.
stanza, 8.: stanza, strofa, f.
stà-ple1, aDJ.: ben condizionato; di mer-
cato. -ple2, S.: mercato; emporio (di
mercanzie), m.: — of a door, bocchetta
di toppa, f. -pler, 8.: mercante, m.
star, s.: stella, f., astro; asterisco; (fig)
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fato, destino, m.: blazing —, cometa, f.;
evening —, espero, m.; shooting —, stella
volante, f.; wandering —, pianeta, f.
starboard, s.: tribordo, m.
stàrchi, s.: amido, m. starch2, TR.:
inamidare, soldare con amido.
star-chamber, s.: corte criminale d'e-
quità, f.
starch-ed, ADJ.: inamidato; affettato.
-edness = starchness. -er, S.: che
inamida. -img,S.: inamidare. -ly, ADV.:
con affettazione, affettatamente. -ness,
s.: affettazione, f., maniere affettate, f.
pl.; durezza, f.
star-el, s.: guardo fisso; stornello, m.
-e2, TR.: guardare fissamente; essere
sorpreso: — at, guardar fisso; — in the
face, dare negli occhi. -er,s.: che guar-
da fissamente.
stàr-fish, s.: stella di mare, asteria, f.
-gazer, S.: astrologo, astronomo, m.
-hawk, s.: falcone laniero, m.
staring, S.: guardare fissamente, m.;
sorpresa, f. -ly, ADV.: con occhi fissi,
fissamente.
stàrk1,ADJ.: rigido, severo, austero; vero,
puro: — fool, matto spacciato, m.; —
naked, tutto nudo, nudo nato; — mad,
matto spacciato; — with cold, intiriz-
zato di freddo. stark2, ADV.: tutto,
affatto, interamente. -ly, ADV.: rigida-
mente, fortemente.
stàr-less, ADJ.: senza stelle; oscuro.
-light1, s.: lume delle stelle, splendore
delle stelle, m. -light2, ADJ.: stellato;
rilucente. -like, ADJ.: simile ad una
stella, a foggia di stella. i
starling, s.: stornello, storne, m. (uccel-
lo); pigna (di ponte), f.
star-paved, ADV.: pieno di stelle.
«proof, ADJ.: impervio al lume delle
stelle. -red, ADJ.: pieno di stelle; desti-
nato delle stelle, augurato. -rimg, ADI.:
rilucente, brillante. -ry, ADI.: stellato.
espangled, ADI.: stellato.
stàrti, s.: salto, risalto, ghiribizzo, ca-
priccio, m.: by —s, a sbalzi; by —s and
fits, saltuariamente; capricciosamente ;
give a —, fare un salto, trasalire ; dare
di giunta; have the —, aver il soprav-
vento. start2, TR.: allarmare, turbare;
scoprire; INTR.: saltare, dare un salto;
levarsi, partire; — for fear, tremare di
paura; — a hare, levare la lepre; — an
opportunity, far nascere un’ opportunità ;
— a question, proporre una questione; —
at, strabiliare; — back, saltare indietro;
— up, balzare in piedi, levarsi, spuntare.
-er, s.: che non è saldo al suo proposito ;
giovane coniglio, m. -ingI, ADJ.: pau-
roso, timoroso: — dinner, pranzo di viag-
giatore, m.; — horse, cavallo ombroso,
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m. -ing2, s.: saltare, m.; scossa, f.
-ing-hole, S.: scusa, f., sotterfugio, m,
-ingly, ADV.: a scosse, interrottamente.
-ing-place, s.: mosse, f. pl. -ish, ADI. :
alquanto ombroso, un poco pauroso. -le1,
s.: salto improvviso, m.; subita impres-
sione di paura, f. -le2, TR.: spaventare,
fare paura; INTR.: tremar di paura, stra-
biliare. -up, S.: uomo da nulla arricchi-
to, m.
starvation, s.: morte cagionata dalla
fame, f.
starve, TR.: far morire di fame, affamare ;
INTR.: avere fame; morire di fame: —
with cold, morire di freddo. -ling, s.:
animale affamaticcio, m. :
stàrwort, S.: astere, -ro, m.
statel, S.: stato; grado, rango, m.; or-
dine; condizione; situazione, f.; governo,
dominio, m.; grandezza, magnificenza,
pompa; dignità, f.; orgoglio, m., alteri-
gia, f.: bed of —, letto di rispetto, m.;
council of —, consiglio di stato, m.;
live in great —, vivere splendidamente.
state2, TR.: stabilire; regolare, ordi-
nare, determinare. -eraft, s.: politica,
f.; maneggio, m. -liness, S.: pompa,
grandezza; maestà; alterigia, f. -ly1,
ADJ.: grande; magnifico, pomposo; su-
perbo, altero. -ly2, ADV.: pomposa-
mente; superbamente. -ment, S.: rac-
conto circostanziato, m. railway, S.:
strada ferrata dello stato, f. =room, S.:
camerino di vapore, m.; camera di ricevi-
mento, f. -sman, s.: politico; ministro
di stato, m. -smanlike, ADJ.: da uomo
di stato. -smanship, S.: scienza del
governo; politica, f. -swoman,s.: poli-
tica, f.
stàt-ic(al), ADJ.: statico.
statica, f.
station 1, s.: posto; staggio, m.; stazio-
ne; abitazione, f.; grado, m., condizione;
(rail.) stazione, f., atrio (della strada fer-
rata), m. station, TR.: porre in un
posto; dar un impiego. -ary, ADJ.: sta-
zionario; fermo. -er, S.: cartolaio;
che vende carta; libraio, m. -ery, s.:
cartoleria, f., merci di cartolaio, m. pl.
“house, 8.: (rail.) casa di stazione (per
prendere acqua), f.
statist, S.: statista, politico, m.
statistic(al), ADJ.: statistico.
sta-tuary, S.:statuario, scultore, m. -tue,
S.: statua, f.: little —, statuetta, f. -tu-
étte, s.: statuetta, piccola statua, f.
-ture, S.: statura, f. -tutable, ADI.:
conforme agli statuti. -tute, s.: statu-
-ics, S. PL.:
to, m., legge, f.
stave!, (IN)TR.: fendere, spaccare; sfon-
dare (un barile): — off, togliere, respin-
gere, scartare, eliminare. stave2, S.:
steam-navigation
doga (di botte), f.; versetto, rigo, m. -s,
PL. di staff o stave.
stay I, S.: soggiorno ;. indugio, m., dimo-
ra, f.; appoggio, sostegno; legaccio, cor-
doncino, m. -s, 8. PL.: busto (da donna),
m.: keep at a —, tener in freno; make
—, fermarsi, tardare. stay 2, IRR.; TR.:
ritenere, fermare; indugiare; appoggia-
re; appuntellare; placare, calmare; INTR.:
stare; fermarsi; soggiornare; indugiare,
aspettare: — a Little longer, trattenersi
un po’ più; — away, assentarsi, scostarsi ;
— on (upon), fare capitale, riposarsi.
-band, s.: cuffietta, f. -ed, ADJ.: fisso,
fermo; discreto, cauto. -edly, ADV.:
seriamente; discretamente, prudentemen-
te. -edmess, S.: solidità; prudenza;
moderazione, f. -er, S.: che ferma, che
appoggia, f. -lace, s.: stringa, f., lac-
ciuolo, m.
busti, m. -s, S. PL.: busto (da donna), m.
stéad I, s.: luogo, m.; vece, f.: stand in
good —, render servizio; be in —, esser
utile, servire. stead 2, TR.: render servi-
zio, aiutare; sostenere. -fast, ADJ.: fer-
mo, sodo, fisso; risoluto. -fastly, ADV.:
fermamente, costantemente; risolutamen-
te. -fastness,S.: fermezza; solidità; co-
stanza, f. -ily, ADV.: con fermezza, co-
stantemente, saldamente. -imess, S.:
solidità; fermezza, f. -y1, ADJ.: fermo,
saldo; posato; sicuro, discreto, cauto.
-y 2, TR.: render fermo; render sicuro.
stéak, s.: braciuola, fetta sottile di car-
ne, f.
stéal, IRR.; (IN)TR.: rubare, involare: —
a thing from one, involare una cosa ad al-
cuno, derubare alcuno di una cosa; — @
marriage, maritarsi clandestinamente ;
— away, involarsi; svignare; — away
from, distornare, distrarre; — into, insi-
nuarsi; — on, cattivarsi; — upon, sor-
prendere; ingannare; cogliere al impro-
visto. -er, S.: ladro, rubatore, m. -ing,
s.: rubamento, m., ruberia, f. -ingly,
ADV.: astutamente, clandestinamente, se-
gretamente.
stéalth, s.: furto, m., ruberia; pratica
segreta, f.: by —, di soppiatto, di nasco-
sto; furtivamente. -y, ADJ.: clandesti-
no, segreto, occulto.
stéam I, s.: vapore, fumo, m. steam,
INTR.: vaporare, fumare; esalare. «bath,
S.: bagno a vapore, m. -boat,s.: bat-
tello a vapore, vascello a vapore, m.
“carriage, S.: vettura a vapore; loco-
motiva, f. «chimney, s.: (loc.) cammi-
no a vapore, m. coach, S.: carrozza a
vapore, m. “engine, S.: macchina a
vapore, f. -er, S.: battello a vapore, va-
scello a vapore, m. mill, s.: mulino a
vapore, m. navigation, s.: naviga-
-maker, s.: fabbricante di”
steam-power
zione a vapore, f. =power, s.: forza di
vapore, f. press, S.: torchio a vapore,
m. tug, S.: rimorchiatore a vapore, m.
evalve, s.: valvola a vapore, f. =whis-
tle, s.: fischietto, m.
stédfast = steadfast.
stéed, s. : corsiero, destriero, corridore, m.
stéell,S.: acciaio; fucile; acciaiuolo, m.
steel2, TR.: indurire, indurare. -pen,
S.: penna d’acciaio, f. -wire, s.: filo
di acciaio, m. -y, ADJ.: d'acciaio; duro,
fermo. -yard, s.: stadera, f.
stéen, S.: vaso di terra, m.
stéep I, ADI. : scosceso, dirupato. steep2,
S.: precipizio, m. steep3, TR.: immol-
lare; tuffare: —ed hemp, canapa macera-
ta, f. -imess = steepness.
stéeple, s.: campanile, m.
stéep-ness, S.: pendio, m., scesa, china,
Î. -y, ADI.: declive, scosceso, dirupato.
stéerI,s.: giovenco, bue giovane; (nav.)
timone, m. steer2, TR.: guidare, gover-
nare; reggere; INTR.: navigare. -age,
S.: timone; governo, m.; corsia, f.: —
passenger, passaggiere di corsia, m. -er,
S.: timoniere, piloto, m. -less, ADJ.:
senza timone. -sman, -smate, S.: ti-
moniere, piloto, m.
steganògraphy, © : steganografia, f.
stegnòtic, ADJ.: astringente.
stél-lar(y), ADJ.: stellare; astrale. -late,
ADI. : stellato, raggioso. -lation, S.:
scintillazione, f. -liferous, ADJ.: pieno
di stelle.
stèllionate, s.: (leg.) stellionato, m.
stémiI, s.: stelo; gambo; sprone (d'un
naviglio), m.; famiglia, razza, f. stem 2,
tR.: fermare, arrestare; veleggiare a ri-
troso: — the tide, vogar (veleggiar) con-
tro la marea.
sténchI, s.: puzza, f., puzzo, fetore, m.
stench 2, TR.: far puzzare.
stenò-grapher, S.: stenografo, m.
-graphical, ADJ.: stenografico. -gra-
phy, S.: stenografia, f.
stént, TR.: ristringere, reprimere.
stèpi, S.: passo, m.; pedata, traccia, f.,
vestigio ; scalino, m.: — of a door, soglia,
f.; limitare d'una porta; — by —, a
passo a passo. step2, INTR.: andare,
far un passo: — after, andare dietro; —
aside, mettersi in disparte; — back, tor-
nare indietro; — down, scendere, discen-
dere; — forth, presentarsi; — in (in-
to), entrare, andare dentro ; — ouî, uscire ;
traviare; — over, passare; attraversare ;
— to, andare verso; — up, ascendere.
stép-brother, s.: cognato, m. -daugh-
ter, s.: figliastra,f. -father, S.: pa-
trigno, m. -mother, s.: matrigna, f.
stépping-stone, S.: sasso da mettere
su il piede, m.; (fîg.) introduzione, f.
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stép-sister, S.: cognata, f. -son, s.:
figliastro, m.
stercora - ceous, ADJ.: stercoraceo.
-tion, s.: concimare, letamare, m.
stereo-gràphic(al), ADI.: stereografi-
co. -graphy -6-, 8.: stereografia, f.
-métric(al), ADI. : stereometrico. -me-
try -6-, S.: stereometria, f. -tomy -6-,
S.: stereotomia, f.
stéreo-typel, s.: stereotipia, lastra (ste-
reotipa), f. -typez, -typed, ADJ.: ste-
reotipo. -type3, TR.: stereotipare, m.
-typer, S.: stereotipista, m. -typing,
S.: stereotipatura, f. n
stér-ile, ADJ.: sterile, arido; infecondo.
-ility, s.: sterilità, aridità, f. -ilize,
TR.: sterilire, rendere sterile.
sterlingI, ADJ.: vero, puro, sterlino.
sterling 2, s.: sterlino, m. (moneta).
stèrn I, ADJ.: severo, austero, rigido, tor-
vo, brusco. stern2, s.: poppa (d’ un na-
viglio), f. -age = steerage.
stérn-ly, ADV.: con aria torva.
S.: viso, severo, cipiglio, m.
stern-ulation, s.: starnutazione, f., star-
nuto, m. -utative, -utatory, ADI.:
starnutatorio.
stéthoscope, S.: stetoscopio, m.
stewI, S.: vivaio, stagno, m.; stufa, f.;
bordello, m.: in a —, nell imbarazzo.
stew 2, TR.: stufare, far bollire a fuoco
lento: —ed meat, stufato, m.
steward, s.: maggiordomo, maestro di
casa; dispensiere (d’ una nave), m.: lord
-ness,
high —, primo maggiordomo, m. -ship,
s.: carica di maggiordomo, f.
stew-ing, S.: stufare, m. -pan, S.:
padella, casserola, f.
sticki1, s.: bastone; stecco, m.;.canna,
f. stick2,TR.: appiccare, attaccare, fic-
care; spingere; INTR.: appiccarsi, appi-
gliarsi, fermarsi: — by one, tener per
uno; — with wax, appiccare con cera; —
at, ostinarsi; farsi coscienza di; — be-
tween, ondeggiare, vacillare; — by, spal-
leggiare; — in, tuffare; piantare; — in-
to, tuffarsi; essere fitto; — out, sporgere
in fuori; — fo, appiccarsi; aderire; — to
it! perseverate! — through, passare da
banda a banda; — upon, restare, rima-
nere. -iness, S.: viscosità, tenacità, f.
stick-le, INTR.: impiegarsi, adoperarsi;
seguitare una parte. -ler, s.: partigia-
no; disputante; secondo (in duello), m.
sticky, ADI.: viscoso, glutincso.
stiff, ADJ.: rigido, aspro; ostinato; fer-
mo, inflessibile, costante; (paint.) stenta-
to. -en, TR.: indurare; rendere rigi-
do; INTR.: intirizzire; diventare duro.
-hearted, ADJ.: ostinato, duro. -ly,
ADV.: inflessibilmente; fermamente ; osti-
namente, duramente. -mecked, ADJ.:
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ostinato, caparbio. -ness, s.: rigidez-
za, saldezza, durezza; caparbietà, f.
sti-fle, TR.: soffocare ; sopprimere. -fling I,
ADJ.: soffocante. -fling2, s.: soffoca-
mento, affogamento, m.
stig-ma, S.: segno d’ infamia; disonore,
m., infamia, f. -màtic(al), ADJ.: igno-
minioso, infame. -matize, TR.: stimatiz-
zare, segnare con ferro caldo; diffamare.
stiler,s.: barriera, f.; gnomone. stilez,
S.: stilo, m.
stilétto, S.: stiletto, m.
stilli, ADJ.: quieto, tranquillo; cheto;
stagnante: — water, acqua cheta. stillz,
ADV.: fin adesso, ancora, sempre. still3,
s.: calma, f., silenzio. still4, TR.: far
tacere, calmare, tranquillare. still5,
s.: lambicco, m. -atitious, ADJ.: goc-
ciolante, distillato. -atory, s.: distilla-
toio, m.
still-born, ADJ.: morto nato.
still-ieidet, S.: stillicidio, m.
distillazione, f.
still-ness, s.: calma, bonaccia; quiete,
f.; silenzio, m. -y, ADV.: in silenzio,
tranquillamente, quietamente.
stilts, 8. PL.: trampoli, m. pl.
stimu-late, TR.: stimolare, spronare; in-
citare, animare. -lating, S.: eccitamen-
to, m. -lation, s.: stimolazione, f.;
stimolo, m. -lative, ADJ.: stimolativo.
-lator, s.: stimolatore, m.
sting 1, s.: spina, f., ago; stimolo; rimor-
so, m. sting2,IRR.; TR.: pungere, tra-
-ing, S.:
figgere.
stingi-ly, ADV.: avaramente, sordida-
mente. -mess, S.: avarizia, sordidezza,
spilorceria; miseria, f.
sting-ing, S.: pungimento, m., puntura,
morsicatura, f. -less, ADJ.: senza pun-
giglione. -o, S.: birra vecchia e forte, f.
stingy, ADJ.: avaro, taccagno, sordido,
spilorcio.
stink1, s.: puzzo, fetore, m., puzza, f.
stink2, IRR.; INTR.: puzzare, putire.
-ard, s.: uomo sordido, taccagno, spilor-
cio, m. -er, S.: cosa che ha cattivo odo-
re, f. -ing, ADJ.: puzzolente, puzzoso :
— fellow, uomo vile, m. -ingly, ADV.:
fetidamente. -pot,S.: composto di cat-
tivo odore, m.
stintI,s.: limite, confine, m.; porzione,
f.: go beyond the —, passare i limiti.
stint2, TR.: limitare; ristringere, frena-
re, raffrenare, reprimere; INTR.: cessare,
tralasciare.
sti-pend, s.. stipendio, salario, m., paga,
f. -pèndiary1, ADI.: stipendiario, stipen-
diato. -pendiary 2, s.: stipendiario, m.
stipple, TR.: incidere con punteggio.
stiptic(al), aDJ.: (med.) stiptico, astrin-
gente.
stoical
stipu-late, INTR.: stipulare, fare con-
tratto. -lation, s.: stipulazione, f.,
contratto, m. -lator, s.: stipulante, m.
stiri, S.: strepito, romore, fracasso, scom.
piglio, m. stir2,TR.: muovere; agitare,
scuotere; INTR.: muoversi; agitarsi, scuo-
tersi: — the corn, voltare il grano; —
the fire, attizzare il fuoco; — the humours,
provocare gli umori; — about, andare at-
torno; imbrigarsi, industriarsi; — up, su-
scitare, eccitare.
stirp{, s.: stirpe, progenie, f.
stir-rage}, s.: movimento, m. -rer, 8.:
che è in moto; che si leva di buon’ ora;
stimolatore; sedizioso, m. -ring, ADJ.:
muovente, in moto; affaccendato, attivo;
sedizioso; S.: movimento, m., sollevazio-
ne, f.
stirrup, s.: staffa, f. -cup, -glass,s.:
mancia, benandata, f. -leather, S.: stri-
scia della staffa, f., staffile, m. -stock-
ings, S. PL.: calze a staffa, f. pl.
stitch I, s.: punto (fatto coll’ ago); dolo-
re pungente, m.; maglia, f.: take up a —,
pigliare (riprendere) una maglia. stitch?2,
TR.: appuntare; cucire (un libro); pun-
gere: — up, racconciare, risarcire. -ed,
ADJ.: cucito; legato alla rustica. -er,
s.: cucitore, m., cucitrice f. -ery, S.:
lavoro d’ago, m. -ing, S.: appuntare,
cucire, m. -inge=silk, s.: seta grossa, f.
-wort, s.: camomilla, f.
stithy, s.: ancudine, f.
stive, TR.: stufare, riscaldare.
stoak, TR.: turare,
stoat, s.: ermellino (d’estate), m.
stocca-de, -do, 8.: stoccata, f.
stock I, s.: tronco, gambo; stelo, fusto;
manico, m.; azione, f.; fondo, capitale,
principale, m.; razza, schiatta, famiglia, f. ;
garofano, m.; cravatta, f., collare; min-
chione, sciocco; monte (delle carte): —s,
ceppi; fondi pubblici, m. pl. ; — of a gun,
cassa d’uno schioppo,f. ; large — of goods,
buona quantità di mercanzie; laughing-—,
ludibrio, zimbella, m.; leaning —, appog-
gio, sostegno, m. stock2, TR.: empiere;
fornire, provvedere, munire; sbarbare;
svellere, estirpare. =broker, s.: agente
di cambio, m. -dove, s.: colombo, m.
-fish, s.: baccalà, f. -gillyflower, s.:
garafano, m., viola, f. «holder, s.: azio-
nario, m. -ing, S.: calza, calzetta, f.
-ing-frame, s.: telaio di calzettaio, m.
-ing-mender, 8.: conciacalzette, f.
-ing-weaver, S.: calzettaio, m. -ish,
S.: stupido, sciocco. -jobber, s.: sen-
sale di fondi pubblici, m. -jobbing,
S.: senseria, f -lock, s.: serratura
fissa in legno, f. -still, ADJ.: immobile;
fermo.
stoi-c, S.: stoico, m. -cal, ADI.: stoico,
stoically
degli stoici.
alla stoica.
cismo, m.
stok-e, TR.: attizzare.
tore, fuochista, m.
stole, S.: stola, f.
stol-id, ADJ.: stolido, stupido, scemo.
-idity, s.: stolidezza, stupidità, f.
stomachi,S.: stomaco; appetito, m., fa-
me; collera, f.: turn one’s —, nauseare,
fare stomaco, svolgiare. stomach2,
(IN)TR.: risentirsi; offendersi, sdegnarsi;
sopportare, tollerare. -er, S.: ornamen-
to da portar sul petto, m.: — of ribbons,
guarnizione di nastri, f. -ful, ADJ.: osti-
nato, caparbio. -fulness, S.: ostinatez-
za, caparbieria, caponeria, f. stomàch-
ic(al), ADJ.: stomachico, stomacale.
-less, ADI.: senza appetito, stomacato,
stufo. -ous, ADJ.: stizzoso, collerico.
stonel, s.: pietra, f., sasso; nocciolo
(della frutta); granello (dell uva); peso
{di quattordici libbre), m. ; ADJ.: di pietra:
flint —, pietra focaia, f.; free —, pietra
di taglio, f.; grape —s, acini, m. pl.; mill
—, macina, macine, f.; pebble —, ciotto-
lo, m.; precious —, pietra preziosa, f.;
pumice —, pietra pomice, f.; touch—,
pietra di paragone, f. stone, ADJ.:
fatto di pietra, di pietra. stone3, TR.:
lapidare. -blind, ADJ.: cieco. -bow,
s.: balestra, f. =break, s.: (bot.) sassi
fraga, f. -chatter, S.: cutrettola, f.
(uccello). cutter, S.: tagliapietre, m.
cutting, S.: taglio (tagliatura) della
‘pietra, m. (f.) dead, ADjJ.: disteso
morto. fruit, s.: frutto che ha un
nocciolo, m. -hearted, ADJ.: duro di
cuore, crudele. horse, s.: stallone,
cavallo intiero, m. =pit, S.: cava di pie-
tra, f. «pitch, s.: pece secca, f. «throw,
8.: tiro di pietra, m. -wall, s.: muro
di pietra, m. -work, 8.: lavoro di pie-
tra, lavoro di muratore, m.
sto-niness, s.: abbondanza di pietre, f.
-ning, s.: il lapidare, m., lapidazione, f.
-ny, ADJ.: pietroso, sassoso, duro: —
fruit, frutto petroso, m.; — heart, cuor
di macigno, m.
stéod, imperf. del v. stand.
stdol, s.: sgabello, seggio, m.: close —,
seggetta; predella, f.; have a —, andar
di corpo.
stéopI, s.: inchino, m., inclinazione, f.;
abbassamento; calare; vaso di liquore, m.
stoop2, TR.: chinare, piegare; calare;
abbassare; INTR.: chinarsi, piegarsi; ca-
larsi; abbassarsi: — forward, curvarsi
avanti, -imgly, ADV.: con inchino.
stòpI, s.: impedimento, ostacolo; indu-
gio, m., tardanza, pausa, dimora, f.; pun-
to; tasto (d’uno strumento musicale), m.:
-cally, ADV.: da stoico,
-calness, -eism, S.: stoi-
-er, S.: attizza-
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make a —, far alto, fermarsi; put a —
to, terminare ; ritardare, cessare. stop 2,
TR.: fermare, arrestare, ritardare, indugia-
re; stagnare; turare; INTR.: fermarsi, fare
alto; dimorare: — one’s mouth, chiudere
altrui la bocca; — in the way, intercet-
tare. -cock, s.: chiave (d’ una fontana),
i: “gap, S.: cosa sostituta, f., riempi-
mento, m. -page, S.: impedimento, m. ;
oppilazione, ostruzione, f. -per, -ple,
S.: turaccio, zaffo, m.
storax, s.: storace, f.
stor-e 1, s.: abbondanza, quantità, f., gran
numero, m.; viveri, m. pl., vettovaglie,
munizioni, f. pl.: in —, in riserva; — of
money, molti danari, m. pl. -e2, ADJ.:
ammassato, accumulato. -e 3, TR.: mu-
nire; provvedere; conservare, riserbare;
vettovagliare: — up, immagazzinare; —
with, munire di; — with fish, empire di
pesce. -e=house, Ss. : fondaco, magazzino,
m. -e-keeper, s.: magazziniere ; guar-
damagazzino; (Am.) mercante, bottegaio,
negoziante, m. -er, s.: accumulatore;
magazziniere, m.
storied, ADJ.: istoriato; abbellito.
stòrk, s.: cicogna, f.: young —, cicogni-
no, m. -’s=bill,s.: (bot.) geranio, m.
storm I, s.: tempesta, burrasca, f.; fra-
casso, tumulto, m., confusione, f.; assal-
to, m. storm2, TR.: dare un assalto;
INTR.: tempestare; strepitare ; adirarsi,
infuriare. -y, ADJ.: tempestoso ; furioso.
story I, s.: storia; storiella, favola, fin-
zione, f.; piano (d’ una casa), m.: childish
—, storiuzza, fanfalucca, f.; the — goes,
si dice; three stories high, di tre piani.
story 2, TR.: narrare, raccontare, dire.
“book, s.: libro di racconti, m. -teller,
s.: narratore, novellista, m.
stoundi, s.: ora, stagione, f.; affanno,
dolore, m. stound2, INTR.: stuonare;
soffrir dolore.
stéurf}, s.: tumulto, assalto, m.
stout, ADJ.: robusto, valoroso ; ostinato.
stout 2, S.: birra forte, cervogia forte,f.
-ly, ADV.: fortemente, bravamente, ga-
gliardamente ; ostinatamente. -ness, s.:
forza; bravura, fermezza; arroganza;
caparbietà, f.
stovel,s.: stufa, f. stove2, TR.: scal-
dare con una stufa.
stòw, TR.: stivare; assettare, collocare:
— away, riporre. -age, s.: ordine delle
mercanzie; magazzinaggio; affitto del
magazzino, m.
straddle, TR.: allargare le gambe cam-
minando; INTR.: vagare.
stràggler, s.: soldato ramingo, vaga-
bondo, m.
straight, ADJ.: diritto, stretto; ADV.:
direttamente, immediate, subito: make
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—, dirizzare; levare su; make — again,
ridirizzare. -en, TR.: dirizzare, far di-
ritto. -forth, ADV.: direttamente, im-
mediatamente. -ly, ADV.: in linea ret-
ta. -ness, S.: rettitudine, dirittura, f.
-way(s), ADV.: immediate, subito.
stràini,s.:razza, schiatta; disposizione,f.;
umore, m. strain2, S.: sforzo; storci-
mento, m.; suono, m.; canzone, aria, f.;
stile; grado; carattere; qualità, f.: high
— of speech, stile sublime, m.; take too
high —, alzarsi troppo; melodious —,
concenti armoniosi, m. pl. strain 3, TR.:
spremere, premere, stringere; colare, fil-
trare; violentare; INTR.: sforzarsi, fare
ogni sforzo, ingegnarsi; — out, spremere,
estrarre; — one’s voice, sforzare la voce;
— one’s eyes, aguzzare gli occhi; sforzar-
si per vedere; — every nerve, far ogni
sforzo. -er, S.: colatoio, m. -ing,S.:
colamento, m.; tensione; forza, violen-
za, f.
straitI, ADJ.: stretto, angusto; inti-
mo, intrinseco; rigoroso, rigido; penoso.
strait2, s.: stretto, m.; difficoltà; an-
gustia, penuria, f.: be in great —s, tro-
varsi in grandi strette (grandi angustie);
essere molto travagliato. strait3, TR.:
imbarazzare; travagliare. -en, TR.: strin-
gere, ristringere, angustiare; serrare, vio-
straighten
lentare. -ened, ADJ.: angustiato, tra-
vagliato. -handed, ADJ.: avaro, tac-
cagno. -handedness, s.: avarizia, f.
“jacket, s.: camicia di forza, f. -laced,
ADJ.: allacciato, ristretto. -ly, ADV.:
strettamente; rigidamente. -ness, S.:
strettezza; angustia, difficoltà, necessità ;
intimità, intrinsichezza, f.; rigore, m.
strakef}, s.: striscia, f.
stramineous, ADI.: di paglia.
stràndi1, s.: piaggia, sponda, f., lido, m.
strand2,s.: filo di corda, m. strand 3,
INTR.: dare sulle secche. -ed, ADJ.: nau-
fragato sulla piaggia.
stran-gel, ADJ.: strano, straordinario,
bizzarro: look — upon one, far cattiva
cera ad uno. -ge2, INTERJ.: maraviglia!
stranezza! -ge!3, TR.: alienare; INTR.:
maravigliarsi. -gely, ADV.: stranamen-
te; maravigliosamente. -geness, S.:
stranezza ; singolarità, rarità, f. -ger1,
s.: straniero, forestiero, m.: be a — to,
non sapere nulla di; ignorare, non essere
conosciuto; you are quite a —, voi non vi
fate mai vedere. -ger2, TR.: allontana-
re, alienare.
stràn-gle, TR.: strangolare; strozzare.
-gler, s.: che strangola. -gles, s. PL.:
stranguglioni, m. pl. -gle-weed, s.:
(bot.) orobanche, f. -gulation, s.:
strozzatura, f.
stràngury, s.: stranguria, f.
stress
stràpi,s.: coreggia, f., striscia di cuoio, f.
strap 2, TR.: scoreggiare.
strappadg, s.: strappata, f., tratto di
corda, m.
strapping, ADJ.: grande, grosso: —
girl, giovinastra, f.
strata, S. PL.: strati, suoli, m. pl.
strata-gem, s.: stratagemma, m., astu-
zia, furberia, f. -gémieal, aDJ.: pieno
di stratagemme ; astuto, furbo.
strat-ification, S.: stratificazione, f.
-ify, TR.: stratificare.
strat-um (pl. strata), S.: strato; letto;
pavimento, m.
straw, S.: paglia, f.; festuco; filo di pa-
glia; niente, m.: stack of —, pagliaio, m.;
man of —, uomo di paglia, uomo da nulla,
m.; it isn’t worth a —, non vale un fico.
-bed, s.: letto di paglia, pagliaccio, pa-
gliericcio, m. -berry, s.: fragola, f.
-berry-plant, s.: pianta di fragola, f.
built, ADJ.: fatto di paglia, coperto di
paglia. -coloured, ADJ.: di color di
paglia. -hat, s.: cappello di paglia, m.
=stuffed, ADJ.: riempito di paglia.
=worm,s.: baco di paglia, m. -y,ADI.:
fatto di paglia.
stray 1, ADJ.: sviato, travviato. stray 2,
S.: sviamento; vagabondo, m. stray 3,
INTR.: sviare, travviare.
streakiI, s.: striscia, riga, f.; cerchio
(d’una ruota), m. streak2, TR.: stri-
sciare, rigare. -y, ADJ.: strisciato, ri-
gato.
strèam1,s.: corrente,f., ruscello ; rivolo,
ruscelletto; corso, m.: little —, ruscel-
letto, m.; — of light, raggio di lume, m.;
— of words, abbondanza di parole, f.; go
with the —, andare a seconda. stream 2,
TR.: strisciare, rigare; INTR.: scorrere,
zampillare; sorgere, uscire; gettare raggi.
-er, S.: pennoncello, m., banderuola, f.
-let, s.: ruscelletto, ruscello, m. -y,
ADJ.: scorrente; fluido.
street, S.: strada, via; contrada, f.
-door,s.: porta di dinanzi, f. -walker,
S.: squaldrina, bagascia, f.
stréngth, s.: forza, possanza, f.; vigore;
energia; fortificazione, f., forte, m.: gather
—, ripigliar le forze, rimettersi. -en,
TR.: fortificare, afforzare; dar vigore;
INTR.: fortificarsi; rinforzarsi. -ener,s.:
corroborante, m. -less, ADI. : privo di
forza; impotente, inefficace. -ner =
strengthener.
strénuous, ADJ.: strenuo, valoroso, bra-
vo; attivo. -ly, ADV.: strenuamente,
valorosamente ; attivamente. -ness, S.:
forza, arditezza, f., valore; coraggio, m.
stréperous, ADJ.: strepitoso, romoroso.
stréss, s.: punto principale, m.; impor-
tanza; forza, f.: — of the voice, sforzo
stretch
della voce, m.; — of weather, tempesta,
burrasca, f.; lay — upon, far istanza, in-
sistere; dar enfasi a.
stréteh!, s.: estensione, lunghezza, di-
stanza, f., spazio ; sforzo, m. stretch,
TR.: stendere, estendere, allargare; INTR.:
distendersi; sforzarsi: — forward, avan-
zare; — out, distendere, prolungare, allun-
gare. -er,S.: ordigno da stendere, m.
strew sirà, (IR)R.; TR.: spandere; spar-
gere, aspergere; coprire. -ing, S.:
spargimento, m. -menti, s.: sparpa-
gliare, spargimento, m.
striate(d), ADJ.: scanalato.
stricken, ADJ.: percosso, colpito: — in
years, avanzato in eta.
strickle, S.: rasiera, f.
strict, ADI. : esatto, preciso, stretto ; rigo-
roso, severo. -ly, ADV.: esattamente;
severamente: — speaking, esattamente
parlando, a rigor del termine. -mess, 8.:
esattezza, severità, rigidezza, f. -ure,s.:
colpo, tocco, tratto, m.; nota, f.: —s, os-
servazioni critiche ; (med.) contrazione.
stride1,s.: passo lungo, m.: at great —s,
a grande andare; make rapid — towards,
avanzarsi rapidamento verso. stride 2,
IRR.; TR.: camminare a passi lunghi, sten-
dere le gambe.
stridulous, ADJ.: stridulo.
strife, s.: disputa, rissa, contesa,f. -ful,
ADJ.: rissoso, contenzioso.
strik-e, IRR.; (IN)TR.: battere, colpire, per-
cuotere; ferire; toccare; urtarsi; suonare;
(nav.) abbassare: — a bargain, conchiu-
dere un mercato; — a balance, stabilire
un bilancio; — a battle, dar la battaglia;
— blind, render cieco; — corn, radere
grano (nel misurarlo); — up the drum,
suonare il tamburo; — the flag, calar la
bandiera; — fire, battere il fuoco; — up
the march, suonare la marcia; — upon a
rock, naufragare; — root, abbarbicare; —
sail, abbassar le vele, piegar le vele; it —s
twelve, suonano li dodici; the clock —s, suo-
na l'orologio; — again, difendersi colla
forza; — against, urtarsi contro; contra-
riare; — at, dare un colpo; assaltare; —
— down, abbattere; — in (into), fare
entrare; figgere; penetrare; — in with,
accordarsi, conformarsi; — off, levare via;
tagliare, mozzare; — on, ferire; com-
muovere; — out, cancellare; — through,
traffiggere. -er, S.: battitore, percuotito-
re, m. -ing, ADJ.: strano, sorprendente,
maraviglioso; insigne: — resemblance,
somiglianza sorprendente. -ingly, ADV.:
maravigliosamente.
striìngi, s.: corda, cordicella, f., laccio,
m.; fibra, f.; filo, m. string 2, REG., IRR.;
TR.: mettere le corde; render teso, sti-
rare; infilzare: — of pearls, filza di perle;
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have two —s to one bow, tenere i piedi in
struggle
due staffe. -ed, ADJ.: guernito di corde;
fibroso: — instrument, strumento a cor-
de, m.
stringent, ADJ.: stringente; costrettivo.
string-er, S.: fabbricatore di corde, m.
“halt, s.: spavenio (d’ un cavallo), m.
-less, ADJ.: senza corde; senza fibre. -y,
ADJ.: fibroso; elastico.
strip1,s.: striscia (di panno), f. strip2,
TR.: spogliare, privare di; INTR.: spo-
gliarsi; nudarsi.
stripe1I,S.: striscia; sferza,f.; colpo, m.,
percossa, f. stripe2, TR.: listare; va-
riare; frustrare.
stripling, s.: giovanotto, giovinotto, m.
striv-e, IRR.; INTR.: sforzarzi; dimenarsi,
agitarsi; lottare: — against, lottare con;
opporsi, resistere ; — against the stream,
nuotare a ritroso; — for, contestare, di-
sputare; — with, venire alle prese. -er,
S.: che si sforza, che procura. -ing, S.:
sforzo, m.; contesa, f. -imgly, ADV.:
con ogni sforza, a gara.
stròk-eI, s.: percossa, f., colpo; suono;
tocco, m.: — of a pen, pennata, f.; upon
the — of four, al tocco delle quattro;
back —, rovescione, m. -e2, TR.: acca-
rezzare, careggiare, piaggiare; palpare.
-ing, S.: strofinamento colla mano, m.
strolli, s.: scorsa, f. stroll2, INTR.:
vagare, vagabondare. -er, S.: vagabon-
do, m. -img, ADJ.: errante; vagabondo:
— player, commediante, m.
stròng, ADI. : forte, robusto; potente;
gagliardo, vigoroso; grosso, spesso; aspro,
acerbo: — beer, birra forte, f.; —box,
forziere, m.; — breath, fiatto cattivo (pu-
tente), m.; — colour, colore carico, m.;
— expression, espressione energica, f.;
— pulse, polso più frequente, m.; —
scent, odore cattivo, m.; — soup, zuppa
piena di sugo, f. -backed, ADJ.: bene
schienuto, robusto; forte. =bodied,
ADJ.: membruto, nerbuto; gagliardo, forte.
“hand, s.: forza, violenza, f. -hold,
s.: propugnacolo, forte, m., fortezza, f.
-limbed, ADI. : robusto, nerboruto. -ly,
ADV.: fortemente, con energia. -ness,
s.: forza, f., vigore, m.; severità, f. =set,
ADJ.: denso, compatto.
stròp, s.: cuoio da rasoio, m.
stréphe, s.: strofa, strofe, f.
strove, impf. del v. strive.
strowt, IRR.; TR.: spargere, spruzzare.
stricture, S.: struttura; fabbrica, f.,
edifizio, m.
strùg-glet, s.: sforzo, m.; lotta, contesa,
disputa; resistenza; agonia, f.: the — for
life, la lotta per la vita. -gle2, INTR.:
sforzarsi; agitarsi, dimenarsi; combatte-
re: — out, liberarsi da, spacciarsi; — for,
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agognare a; — with (against), lottare
(combattere) con. -gler, s.: contendi-
tore; opponente, m. -gling,§S.: scossa,
lotta; contesa, f.
strù-ma,S.: struma, scrofola, f. -mous,
ADI. : scrofoloso.
strimpet, s.: cattiva donna, f.
strùtI, S.: camminare affettato, m.
strut 2, INTR.: pavoneggiarsi, ringalluz-
zarsi. -tingly, ADV.: pavoneggiante;
affettatamente.
strychnine, s.: stricnina, f.
stub, s.: ceppo, tronco, m. -stub2,TR.:
sradicare, svellere. -bed, ADJ.: mem-
bruto, robusto, forte. -bedmess, S.:
qualità d’ esser corto e robusto; figura
corta e spessa, f.
stubble, s.: stoppia, f.
d’ autunno, f.
stibborn, ADJ.: ostinato, ritroso, per-
tinace, caparbio. -ly, ADV.: ostinata-
mente, pertinacemente, con caparbieta.
-ness, S.: ostinazione, pertinacia, capar-
bietà, f.
stùb-by, ADJ.: corto e grosso, paffuto.
“nail, s.: chiodo usato, chiodo rotto, m.
stliccoI,s.: stucco, m. stucco, TR.:
stuccare.
stuckle, s.: quantità di covoni, f.
stùd 1, s.: borchia, f.; palo, m.; razza (di
cavalli), f., bottone, bottoncino, m.: gold
—s, bottoncini di oro. stud, TR.: guar-
nire di borchie.
stadent, s.: studente, scolare ; letterato,
m.: fellow-—, camerata di studio, m.;
medical —, studente di medicina, m.
stùd-ied, ADJ.: studiato, letterato; ver-
sato. -ier, S.: studiante, studente, m.
studio, s.: studio (d’ artista), m.
studious, ADJ.: studioso; attento: live
a — life, passar la vita studiando. -ly,
ADV.: studiosamente, con diligenza. -ness,
s.: applicazione allo studio; attenzione, f.
stùdy1,s.: studio, m.; applicazione, dili-
genza, f.; studiuolo, gabinetto, m.: be in
a brown —, star pensieroso ; esser malin-
conico. study2, TR.: studiare; osser-
vare; INTR.. studiarsi; applicarsi, inge-
gnarsi. -ing, S.: studiare, studio, m.
stùff1, s.: stoffa; materia, f.; drappo,
m.. household —, mobili, m. pl.; masseri-
zie, f. pl.; kitchen —, grascia di cucina,
f.: silk —s, tessuti di seta. stuff!2,
INTERJ.: bagattella! what —! che robac-
cia! stuff3, TR.: riempire, riempiere,
stivare; satollare; INTR.: mangiare con
struggler
=goose, S.: 0ca
voracità: — wp, turare, stoppare; soffo-
care. -ing,S.: stivamento, m.; borra, f.
stukef, S.: stucco, m.
stùltify, TR.: istupidire.
stultilo-quenee, -quy, S.:
vaniloquio, m.; assurdità, f.
stoltiloquio,
stylet
stumi, s.: mosto, m. stumz, TR.: fare
fermentare di nuovo (il vino).
stim-ble I, s.: passo falso; errore, fallo,
m. -ble2,TR.: fare inciampare; INTR.:
inciampare; errare, fallire: — at, farsi
scrupolo di; fallire; — upon, rincontrare
a caso, intoppare, imbattersi in. -bler,
s.: che inciampa, che fa un passo falso.
-bling, S.: inciampo, intoppo, m. -bling=
block, s.: inciampo, intoppo; ostacolo,
m. -bling-horse, s.: cavallo che in-
ciampa, m. -blingly, ADV.: con inciam-
po. -bling-stone = stumbling-block.
stumpi,s.: tronco, ceppo, toppo; mon-
cone, moncherino, m. stump?2, TR.: stral-
ciare; INTR.: camminare come un villano.
-footed, ADJ.: che ha il pié storto. -y,
ADJ.: pieno di ceppi; duro, sodo.
stim, TR.: stordire, sbalordire.
stung, impf. e part. del v. sting.
stunning, ADJ.: assordante ; (pop.) splen-
dido, elegante; S.: stordimento, m.; sor-
presa, f.
stunt, TR.: impedire l’ accrescimento ; fare
intristire. -ed, ADJ.: mal cresciuto:
grow —, intristire, provenire male.
stupe1,s.: fomento, m., fomentazione, f.
stupe 2, TR.: fomentare; spruzzare.
stupefac-tion, s.: stupefazione, f., stu-
pore, m. -tive, ADJ.: stupefattivo.
stupéndous, ADI. : stupendo, maraviglio-
so. -ly, ADV.: maravigliosamente. -ness,
S.: stupore, m., maraviglia, f.
stu-pid, ADJ.: stupido, sciocco, scempia-
to, goffo. -pidity, s.: stupidità, stupi-
dezza, f. -pidly, ADV.: stupidamente,
goffamente. -pidness = stupidity. -pi-
fier, s.: rimedio sonnifero, m. -pify,
TR.: stupefare. -por, S.: stupore; intor-
mentimento, m.
sti-prate, TR.: stuprare, violare. -pra-
tion, S.: stupro, n.
star-dily, ADV.: bruscamente, stizzosa-
mente, ostinatamente. -dimess, S.: ca-
parbietà, insolenza; rigidezza, robustezza,
forza, f. -dy, ADJ.: caparbio; robusto,
gagliardo, forte.
stargeon, s.: storione, m. (pesce).
stark, s.: giovenco, bue giovane, m.; gio-
venca, f.
stutter, INTR.: tartagliare, balbettare.
-er, S.: tartaglione, borbottone, m. -ing,
S.: balbettare, barbugliamento, m. -ing-
ly, ADV.: in modo balbettante.
sty1,s.: porcile, m., stia, f. sty2, TR.:
chiudere nel porcile.
Stygian, ADI.: stigio, inferno.
sty -le1, s.: stile; titolo, m.; forma, f.;
modo, m.; pratica, f.: in the Roman —,
ad uso de’ Romani. -le2,s.: chiamare,
appellare: — one’s self, nominarsi, chia-
marsi. -let,s.: stiletto, m.
stypticar
styp-tie(al), ADI.: (med.) stiptico, astrin-
gente. -tieity,s.: qualità molto astrin-
gente, f.
suàgei, TR.: mitigare, raddolcire.
sna-sive, ADJ.: suasivo, persuasivo. -sory
= suasive.
suave, ADJ.: dolce, blando, gentile. suav-
ity, S.: suavità, dolcezza; benignita, f.
sub-àeid, ADJ.: alquanto acido. -aerid,
ADI. : alquanto acre.
sub-act, TR.: sottomettere, soggiogare;
conquistare. -àctign, s.: soggiogazio-
ne, riduzione, f.
sub&l-ternI, ADJ.: subalterno, subordi-
nato, inferiore. -tern2,s.: uffiziale su-
balterno, subalterno, m. -ternate, ADI.:
subordinato. -ternation, s.: subordi-
nazione, f.
sùb-:-astringent, ADJ.: alquanto astrin-
gente. -brigadier, s.: sottobrigadiere,
m. -eeléstial, ADJ.: terrestre, mon-
dano. -chamter, S.: sotto precentore,
m. -constellatign, s.: costellazione
«secondaria, f. -cutàneous, ADJ.: (anat.)
subcutaneo. =déacon, s.: soddiacono,
suddiacono, m. =déaconry, -déacon-
ship, s.: soddiaconato, m. -dean, sS.:
suddecano, m. =déanery = sub-deacon-
TY. -délegate!,s.: suddelegato, sosti-
tuto, m. =-delegatez, TR.: suddelegare,
sostituire. »-delegation, s.: suddele-
gazione, f. -dititious, ADJ.: supposto,
sostituto. -divide, TR.: suddividere.
-division, s.: suddivisione, f. -delous,
ADJ.: doloso, fraudolente; astuto, ingan-
noso. -dual, s.: soggiogamento, m.
-diiee, -dùct, TR.: involare; (arith.)
sottrarre. -duction, s.: sottrazione, f.
-due, TR.: soggiogare, superare, vincere ;
mortificare. -dinement, 8.: soggioga-
zione, f. -dier, S.: soggiogatore, vinci-
tore, m. -indication, S.: significa-
zione, f. -ingréssion, S.: entrata se-
greta, f. -itameous, ADJ.: subitaneo,
repentino. -jaeenmt, ADJ.: soggiacente.
-jectI, ADJ.: soggetto, esposto, suddito ;
dedito, portato. -ject2, S.: soggetto;
suddito, m.; materia, f.: dwell upon a —,
estendersi sopra un soggetto. -jéct3,
soggettare, costringere, obbligare ; espor-
re. -jéeted, ADJ.: soggetto, sottomesso,
esposto. -jéction, S.: soggezione, sotto-
messione ; dipendenza; condizione; neces-
sità, f. -jéetive, ADI.: soggettivo.
-jéin, TR.: soggiungere, aggiungere.
-jugate, TR.: soggiogare, superare.
dugation, s.: soggiogazione; conqui-
sta, f. -jùnetign, S.: soggiunzione, f.
jinctive, ADJ.: soggiuntivo; S.: sog-
giuntivo, m. -lation, s.: rapimento,
ratto, m. -levation, s.: sollevazione,
f., alzamento, m. -limable, ADI.: che
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-limableness, 8.:
raffinamento, m. sih-limatel, s.:
solimato, m. sib-limate2, TR.: su-
blimare ; raffinare. -limation, s.: su-
blimazione, f. -lime1, ADI.: sublime;
alto, eccelso. -limez, s.: sublime; stile
nobile, m. -lime3, TR.: (chem.) su-
blimare, volatilizzare; innalzare; subli-
marsi. -limely, ADV.: in modo sublime;
altamente, grandemente. -limeness,
-limity, s.: sublimità, altezza, grandez-
za, eccellenza, f. -lingual, ADJ.: su-
subscription
si può sublimare.
blinguale. -lunar, -lunary, ADJ.:
sullunare, terrestre. -marine, ADI.:
sottomarino. -mérge, TR.: sommerge-
re, immergere, allegare; INTR.: immer-
gersi, tuffarsi. -mérse, TR.: immergere.
-mérsion, S.: sommersione, f., alla-
gamento, m. -minister, -istrate,
INTR.: somministrare; servire, esser utile.
-ministration, s.: somministrazione, f.
-miss, ADJ.: sommesso, rispettoso, osse-
quioso, umile. -mission, s.: sommes-
sione, obbedienza, ubbidienza, umiltà, f.
-missive, ADJ.: sommessivo, sommesso,
umile. -missively, ADV.: con sommes-
sione, umilmente. -missiveness, S.:
sommessione, umiltà, f. -missly, ADV.:
con sommessione, umilmente. -missness,
S.: sommessione, umiliazione, f. -mit,
TR.: sommettere, soggettare ; INTR.: som-
mettersi, rimettersi; conformarsi. -mùl-
tiple, s.: numero sottomoltiplice, m.
-Ordinaey, -naney, S.: subordina-
mento, m., subordinazione, f. -érdi-
nate lI, ADJ.: subordinato ; inferiore. -òr-
dinate?2, TR.: subordinare. -é6rdinate-
ly, ADV.: subordinatamente. -érdina-
tion, s.: subordinazione; dipendenza, f.
-Orn, TR.: subornare, persuadere, sedur-
re. -grnation, s.: subornazione, f., su-
ornamento, sodducimento, m. -érner,
8.: subornatore, seduttore, m. -poènat,
S.: citazione sotto pena, f. -pena2,
TR.: citare sotto pena. -quadruple,
ADJ.: d’ una quarta parte. -quintuple,
ADJ.: d’una quinta parte. -rèctor, S.: sot-
torettore, vicerettore, m. -réption, s.:
surrezione; sorpresa, f. -réptitious,
ADJ.: surrettizio, furtivo. -réptitious-
ly, ADV.: in modo surrettizio. -rép-
tive, ADJ.: surrettizio. -rogatel, s.:
surrogato, sostituto, m. -rogatez, TR.:
surrogare, sostituire. -rogation, s.:
surrogazione, sostituzione, f. -seribe,
TR.: soscrivere, sottoscrivere; segnare;
INTR.: consentire; approvare: — to a
newspaper, abbonarsi ad un giornale; —
to an opinion, aderire ad un’ opinione.
-scriber, S.: soscrittore, m.: — to a
newspaper, abbonato ad un giornale, m.
-seription, s.: soscrizione; segnatura,
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f.; abbonamento, m.: — pay one’s —, pa-
gare l'abbonamento. -sècutive, ADJ.:
sussecutivo. -sécutively, ADV.: susse-
cutivamente. -séptuple, ADI.: d’una
settima parte. -sequenee, -sequeney,
S.: susseguenza; conseguenza, f. -se-
quent, ADJ.: susseguente, posteriore.
-sequently, ADV.: susseguentemente.
-sèrve, TR.: aiutare, secondare; ser-
vire. -sérvienee, -sérvieney, S.:
assistenza; utilità, f. -sérvient, ADJ.:
ausiliario, utile, vantaggioso: make — to,
far servire a. -séxtuple, ADJ.: d una
sesta parte. -side, TR.: abbassarsi; cal-
marsi; andar a fondo. -sidenee, -ey,
posatura, feccia, f. -sidiary, ADJ.:
sussidiario, ausiliario. -sidy, S.: sussi-
dio, aiuto; soccorso (di danari), m.
-sign, TR.: sottoscrivere, segnare sotto.
-signation, s.: sottoscrizione, f. -sist,
INTR.: sussistere, esistere; mantenersi,
vivere. -sistenee, S.: sussistenza, esi-
stenza, f.; cibo, m. -sistent, ADJ.: sus-
sistente, esistente. -soil, s.: sottosuolo,
m. -stanee, S.: sostanza, sustanza; es-
senza, quiddità, f.; contenuto, m. -tàn-
tial, ADJ.: sustanziale, essenziale, reale;
subsecutive
forte. -stantiàlity, s.: sustanzialità,
sostanzialità ; realità; forza, f. -stàn-
tially, ADV.: sustanzialmente. -stàn-
tialness = substantiality. -stàntiate,
TR.: sostanziare, fare esistere; avverare,
provare. -stantive, ADJ.: sostantivo;
S.: (gram.) sostantivo, m. -stantively,
ADV.: sostantivamente. -stitutel, s.:
sostituto; vicario, m. -stitute 2, TR.: so-
stituire, sustituire. -stitution, s.: sosti-
tuzione, f. -striction, s.: fondamento,
m., base, f. -sùltive, ADJ.: saltellante,
balzellante. -sùltorily, ADV.: in modo
saltellante. -sultory = subsultive. -tan-
gent, S.: sottangente, f. -tènd, INTR.:
sottendersi, stendersi sotto. -témse, S.:
sottendente, f.
subtérflu-ent, -ous, ADJ.: colando sot-
to; superfluo, soperchio.
subterfuge, S.: sotterfugio, scampo, m.
subter-ranean, -ràneous, ADJ.: sot-
terraneo. -rànity, S.: sotterraneo, m.
sub-tile, ADJ.: sottile; fino, delicato;
acuto; penetrante, penetrativo. -tilely,
ADV.: sottilmente, ingegnosamente, astu-
tamente. -tileness, :S.: sottigliezza,
astuzia, f. -tiliate, TR.. sottigliare,
rendere tenue. -tiliation, -tiliza-
tion, s.: sottigliamento, m. -tility,
s.: sottigliezza, delicatezza, f. -tilize,
TR.: assottigliare, affinare, sottilizzare.
-tilty, S.: sottigliezza; astuzia, finez-
za, f.
sub-tle, ADJ.: sottile; penetrativo; astuto,
furbesco. -tlety, S.: sottigliezza, astu-
sucker
zia, accortezza, f. -tly, ADV.: sottilmen.
te; astutamente, sagacemente.
sub-tract, TR.: sottrarre. -traction,
s.: sottrazione, f. -trahénd, s.: nu-
mero da sottrarsi, m. -titor, Ss : sotto-
maestro, m. ‘urb, s.: borgo, sobborgo,
m. -arban, -airbian, ADI. : suburba-
no. -véntion, 8.: sovvenimento, sussi-
dio, m. -vèrse, TR.: sovvertire. -vér-
sion, S.: sovversione, rovina, f. -vér-
sive, ADJ.: sovversivo, sovvertente.
-vért, TR.: sovvertere, guastare, rovi-
nare. -vérter, S.: sovvertitore, distrug-
gitore, m. -vicar, 8.: sottovicario, m.
-vicarship, S.: sottovicariato, m.
-woérker, S.: operaio subordinato, m.
suc-eedaneons, ADJ.: succedaneo, suc-
cessivo. -eedaneum, S.: succedaneo,
sostituto, m. -eéed, TR.: succedere, se-
guire; INTR.: riuscire; venire dopo; ac-
cadere, avvenire: — in doing, riuscire a
fare. -eèeder, S.: succeditore, succes-
sore, m. -eèeding, ADJ.: succedente,
seguente. -eéss, S.: successo, evento,
avvenimento, m.: have —, riuscire bene.
-eèssful, ADJ.: fortunato, propizio, feli-
ce. -eéssfully, ADV.: con successo, fe-
licemente. -eéssfulness, s.: buon suc-
cesso, evento fortunato, m. -eéssion, S.:
successione ; eredità; serie, f.: in —, per
successione. -eéssive, ADJ.: successi-
vo. -eéssively, ADV.: successivamente,
m. -eéssiveness, S.: continuazione,
progressione ; serie, f. -eéssless, ADJ.:
sgraziato, infelice, sfortunato. -eéss-
lessness, S.: disgrazia, sventura, f.
-eéssor, S.: successore, m.
suceinct, ADJ.: succinto, conciso. -ly,
ADV.: succintamente, compendiosamente,
con brevità. -mess,S: concisione, bre-
vità, f.
stic-cory, S.: cicorea, f., radicchio, m.
-co(u)rI, S.: soccorso, aiuto, sussidio, m.;
assistenza, f. -co(u)r2, TR.: soccorrere,
aiutare, assistere ; sovvenire. -co(w)rer,
S.: soccorritore, aiutatore, n. -colu)r-
less, ADJ.: privo di soccorso.
sticcubus, S.: succubo, m.
succulen-ee, -ey, S.: sugosità, f.
ADJ.: sugoso, pieno di sugo.
succumb, INTR.: soccombere ; soggiacere.
succussion, S.: scossa, f., scotimento, m.
such, PRON.: tale, simile: — a, un tal;
in — « way, in_tale modo ;\and — like,
e altri simili; — a thing, tal cosa; for
— a man as I, per un uomo della mia
fatta; I am not — a fool, non sono così
sciocco; — as, quei che.
sùck1I,S.: sugare, succiamento, m.: give
—, allattare. suel2, (IN)TR.: succiare;
attrarre: — în, imbevere; essere imbevu-
to; — out (up), succiare. -er, S.: suc-
-t,
suckets
ciatore ; cannoncello (d’una tromba); ger-
moglio, rampollo, m. -ets, S. PL.: zuc-
cherini, confetti, a. pl. -imgi, ADJ.: suc-
ciante; lattante. -ing2,s.: succhiamen-
to, m. -ing-bottle, s.: zampilletto, m.
-ing-pig, s.: porcello lattante, m. -ing-
pump, s.: tromba aspirante, f. -le, TR.:
allattare, nutrire con latte. -ling, s.:
bambino allattato; agnello di latte, m.
-stone, S.: lampreda, f. (pesce).
suction, s.: succhiamento, succio, m.
su-dary, S.: sudario, m. -dationi, s.:
sudare; sudore, m. -datory, S.: suda-
torio, m.; stufa, f.
sudden, ADJ.: subitaneo, improvviso: of
(on) a —, subitamente, subito. -ly, ADV.:
subitanamente, repentinamente, in un trat-
to. -mess, S.: subitezza ; prontezza, f.
sudorific, ADJ.: sudorifico; S.: medica-
mento sudorifico, m.
suds, s.: lisciva, f.: be in the —, essere
imbrogliato, esser perplesso.
sue, TR.: citare in giudizio; supplicare;
INTR.: esser in lite: —d at law, citato in
giudizio; — for, ricorrere, rifuggire.
suet, s.: grasso duro (di carne), m.
ADI. : grasso, adiposo.
suffer, TR.: tollerare; permettere; INTR.:
soffrire, patire; essere punito: — for
one’s faults, portare la pena di alcuno; —
a great loss, fare una gran perdita; —
punishment, subire la pena; — shipwreck,
far naufragio. -able, ADI.: sopportabile,
tollerabile. -ably, ADV.: tollerabilmente.
-anee, S.: sofferenza, tolleranza ; permis-
sione, f. -er,S.: sofferitore; perditore,
m. -imglI, ADJ.: sofferente, paziente.
«ing 2, s.: pena, f., travaglio; dolore,
tormento, m.
suf-fiee -z, TR.: procurare, soddisfare;
INTR.: bastare, suffire. -ficieney, S.:
sofficienza ; capacità, abilità, f. -ficient,
ADJ.: sofficiente, bastevole ; abile, idoneo,
capace. -ficiently, ADV.: sofficiente-
mente, a bastanza. -ficientness = suf-
ficiency.
suffix, S.: soffisso, m.
suffla-te, TR.: soffiare.
mento, m.
sùffo-cate, TR.: soffogare, soffocare. -ca-
tion, s.: soffogazione, f., soffocamento,
m. -cative, ADI. : soffocante, suffocante.
suf-fragan, S.: vescovo suffraganeo, m.
-fragatej, INTR.: dare il suo suffragio,
dare il suo voto in favore. -frage, S.:
suffragio, voto, m.
suffami-gate, TR.: suffumicare.
tion, s.: suffumicazione, f.
suffa-se, TR.: spandere, spargere; coprire.
-sion, s.: suffusione, f.; spargimento, m.
sùgar.i,s.: zucchero, m.: loaf of —, pane
di zucchero, m.; double refined —, zuc-
Y>
-tion, s.: soffia-
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chero reale, m.; sweeten with —, inzuc-
cherare; — of lead, sale di piombo, m.
sugar 2, TR.: inzuccherare; render dolce.
«baker, S.: confettiere, m. -basin,
=box, s.: zuccheriera, f. -candy, S.:
zucchero cristallizato, m. “cane, S.:
canna zuccherina, f. -house, s.: fabbri-
ca da far lo zucchero, f. -loaf, s.: pane
di zucchero, m. -nippers, S. PL.: tana-
glie da zucchero, f. pl. -plantation,
S.: piantagione di zucchero. -planter,
S.: piantatore di zucchero, m. «plum,
s.: confetto, zuccherino, m. -y, ADJ.:
zuccheroso, zuccherato.
suggès-t, TR.: suggerire; insinuare, inti-
mare. -ter,s.: suggeritore, intimatore,
m. -tion, s.: suggestione, insinuazione ;
sollecitazione, f.
stiieide I, s.: suicidio; (pers.) suicida, m.
suicide 2, INTR.: suicidarsi, ammazzarsi.
sting, S.: citare in giudizio; muover lite, m.
suitI, s.: assortimento, m.; richiesta,
preghiera, f.: — of cards, seguenza di
carte, f.; — of clothes, abito intero, m.;
— of hangings, tapezzeria, f.; — at law,
— in law, lite, f., processo, m. suitz,
TR.: adattare, aggiustare; assortire; INTR.:
adattarsi, esser proprio; accordarsi, con-
venire, corrispondere; andare a: that
house would — me, quella casa mi ande-
rebbe; if that hour —s you, se quest’ ora
vi accomoda. -able, ADJ.: convenevole,
conforme. -ableness, s.: convenenza,
conformità, f. -ably, ADV.: convenevol-
mente, conformemente. :
suite, S.: seguito, m., compagnia, f.: —
of rooms, seguito di stanze, m., fuga di
stanze, f.
sui-tor, S.: supplicante, candidato, con-
corrente; amante, innamorato, m.: —-in-
law, litigante, litigatore, m. -tress, s.:
supplicante, supplicatrice, f.
stleated, ADJ.: solcato, rugato.
sul-kily, ADV.: ritrosamente. -kiness,
s.: cattivo umore, capriccio. -ky1, ADJ.:
ritroso, arcigno, torvo, burbero. -ky2,
s.: cabriolet, m., sediolo, m.
sull}, s.: aratro, m.
sùllen, ADJ.: stizzoso, ritroso, caparbio.
-ly, ADV.: ritrosamente; ostiratamente.
-ness, S.: cattivo umore, m.; caparbietà,
f. -8, 8. PL.: cattivo umore, m.; capone-
ria, f.
sùlly1,s.: macchia, sporchezza, f. -sul-
ly 2, TR.: macchiare, sporcare.
sul-phur, s.: zolfo, solfo, m.
ous, ADJ.: sulfureo. -phiareousness,
s.: qualità sulfurea, f. -phùric, ADI.:
solfurico. -phur-pit, s.: zolfatara, f.
-phury, ADJ.: solforato, sulfureo.
sul-tan, s.: sultano, gran signore, m.
-tana, -taness, s.: sultana, f.
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sul-triness, S.: afa, f., calore soffocante,
caldo soverchio, m. -try, ADJ.: fervido,
fervoroso ; soffocante.
sùUmi,s.: somma, f.; totale, montante;
compendio; risultamento, m. sumz, TR.:
sommare, numerare; annoverare: — up,
ricapitolare, comprendere; — up all, in
somma, in conclusione.
sumach, S.: sommaco, m.
sumage, S.: soma, m.
sùumless, ADJ.: innumerabile ; infinito.
sùmma-rily, ADV.: sommariamente, in
sommario. -ry, ADJ.: sommario, com-
pendioso. -ry, S.: sommario, compendio;
breve ristretto, m.
simmer I, s.: state, estate; (arch.) tra-
ve principale, f. summer 2, TR.: passar
la state. -house, s.: gabinetto di ver-
dura, m.
summer-sgult, -set, s.: salto mortale,
sbalzo alto, m.
summer-quarters, S. PL.: quartieri di
state, m. pl. =suit, S.: abito di state, m.
summit, s. : sommità, cima, f.; colmo, m.
summon, TR.: citare, chiamare in giudi-
zio; intimare. -er, S.: sergente, birro,
m. -8, S.: citazione, f., comandamento, m.
sùumpter, s.: somiere, m., bestia da so-
ma, f. =saddle, s.: basto, m.
sùmption, s.: presa, cattura, f., arre-
. sto, m. i
sump-tuary, ADJ.: suntuario. -tuòsity,
s.: suntuosità, splendidezza, magnificenza,
f. -tuous, ADJ.: suntuoso, dispendioso ;
splendido, magnifico. -tuously, ADV.:
suntuosamente ; splendidamente, magnifi-
camente. -tuousness, S.: spesa; ma-
gnificenza, f.
suni, S.: sole, m.: the — rises, il sole si
alza; under the —, sotto il sole; nel
mondo. sum2,TR.: soleggiare, porre al
sole. -beam, s.: raggio di sole, m.
-beat, ADJ.: esposto al sole, battuto dal
sole. -bright, ADJ.: lucente; risplen-
dente. -burning, s.: caldura, f., ab-
bronzare, m. -burnt, ADJ.: bruciato
dal sole, abbronzato, bronzino.
Sunday, s.: domenica, f.
stnder, TR.: separare; partire.
sun-dial, s.: orologio a sole, orologio so-
lare, m. -dried, ADI. : seccato dal sole.
stndry, ADJ.: diversi, molti.
sunflower, S.: tornasole, eliotropio, m.
sunk, part. del v. sink.
sùn-less, ADJ.: privo di sole. -light,
s.: lume del sole, m. .-like, ADJ.: simi-
le al sole. -my, ADJ.: di sole, lucente
come il sole; aprico, esposto al sole, sola-
sultriness
tio. -proof, ADJ.: impervio al lume del
sole. -rise, -rising, S.: levar del sole,
m. -set, S.: tramontare del sole, m.
-shine, s.: chiarezza del sole, f. -shiny,
superinduction
ADJ.: illuminato dal sole, splendente col
sole: — day, giorno radiante; giorno
glorioso, m. -stroke, s.: colpo di sole
m.; sol(in)ata, f.
sup I, s.: sorso, centellino, m. sup2, TR.:
sorsare, bere a sorsi. sup3, (IN)TR.:
dare da cena; cenare.
super-able, ADJ.: superabile. -able-
ness, S.: possibilità di superare, f. -ably,
ADV. : in modo superabile.
super-abéund, (IN)TR.: soprabbondare,
sopravanzare. -abundanee, 8.: so-
prabbondanza, f. -abtindant, ADJ.:
soprabbondante. -abundantly, ADV.:
con soprabbondanza. -add, TR.: aggiun-
gere di più. -additign,s.: aggiunta, f.;
soprappiù, m. -a&mnuate, (IN)TR.:/ren-
dere vecchio; divenir vecchio. -aànnu-
ated, ADJ.: vecchio, troppo vecchio;
stantio. -annuation, s.: vecchiaia,
vecchiezza, f.
supérb, ADJ.: superbo, pomposo.
ADV.. superbamente, pomposamente.
super-cargo, S.: sopraccarico, m. -ee-
léstial, ADJ.: sopraceleste. -eiliary,
ADJ.: sopraccigliare. -eilious, ADJ.: al-
tiero, austero; arrogante, burbero. -eili-
ously, ADV.: altieramente, fieramen-
te; burbantemente, arrogantemente, con
isprezzo. -eiliousness, S.: alterezzà,
f., orgoglio, m., arroganza, f.; sprezzo, m.
-créseenee, S.: escrescenza, f. -émi-
nenee, -émineney, S.: preeminenza, f.
-èminent, ADJ.: eminente; eccellente.
-éminently, ADV.: eccellentemente.
-èrogate, TR.: strafare, far più del de-
bito. -erogation, s.: supererogazione, f.
-erògative, -erògatory, ADJ.: di su-
pererogazione, soprabbondante. -exalt,
TR.: sopraesaltare. -exaltation, 8.: so-
praesaltazione, f. -éxeellent, ADJ.: ec-
cellentissimo. -exeréseenee, s.: escre-
scenza, f. -fétate, INTR.: superfetare.
-fetation, s.: superfetazione, f. -ficet
sù-, S.: superficie, f.; esteriore, m. -fi-
cial, ADJ.: superficiale; esteriore. -fi-
ciàlity, ADJ.: superficialità, f. -ficial-
ly, ADV.: superficialmente. -ficialness,
S.: superficialità ; superficiale notizia, tin-
tura, f. -ficies, S.: superficie, f. -fine
sÙ-, ADJ.: sopraffino, sopraffine, finissimo.
supér-fluenee, s.: superfiuita, f. -flù-
itant, ADJ.: galleggiante. -fluity, s.:
superfluità, soprabbondanza, f. -supér-
fluous, ADJ.: superfluo, soperchio ; inuti-
le. ‘-fluously, ADV.: soperchiamente,
con superfiuità. ‘-fluousmess, s.: super-
fluità, f.; eccesso, m. -hùman, ADJ.:
soprumano. -impregnation, S.: su-
perfetazione, f. -incimbent, ADI. : di-
steso sopra. -indiee, TR.: soprain-
durre; aggiungere. -indiction, s.:
-ly,
7 sa saan
superinspect
aggiunta, f., aumento, m. -inspèct, -in-
tend, TR. : soprantendere, invigilare, aver
cura. -inténdenee, -inténdeney,
s.: soprantendenza, f. -inténdent, s.:
soprantendente, ispettore, m.
superi-orl, ADJ.: superiore.
superiore; principale, m.
superiorità, f.
supérlative, ADJ.: superlativo.
ADV.: superlativamente, in superlativo
grado. -ness, S.: superiorità, f.
superlù-nar, -nary, ADJ.: soprallu-
nare.
supérnal, ADJ.: supernale, superiore.
super-natant, ADJ.: galleggiante. -nàt-
ural, ADI. : soprannaturale. -nàtural-
ism, s.: soprannaturalismo, m. -mat-
urally, ADV.: con modo soprannaturale.
-niimerary, ADJ.. soprannumerario.
-ponderate, TR.: soprappesare. -pro-
portion, s.: soprappiù della proporzio-
ne, m. -seribe, TR.: soprascrivere.
-scription, S.: soprascritta, f., sopra-
scritto, m., soscrizione, f. -séde, TR.:
soprassedere ; differire; cassare, deporre.
-sédeas, S.: (leg.) dilazione, f., ordine di
sospensione, m. -séssion, s.: inter-
missione, f. -stition, s.: superstizione;
scrupulosità, f. -stitious, ADJ.: super-
stizioso ; troppo esatto, scrupoloso. -sti-
tiously, ADV. : superstiziosamente. -sti-
tiousness, S.: superstizione, f. -strain,
TR.: stendere troppo. -strùct, TR.: edi-
ficare sopra. -striction, s.: edifizio
che s'alza sopra qualche fondamento, m.
-structive, ADJ.: edificato sopra. -va-
caneous, ADJ.: superfiuo, inutile. -va-
caneously, ADV.. abbondantemente,
inutilmente. -vacaneousness, S.: su-
perfluità, inutilità, f. -wéme, INTR.: so-
pravvenire, arrivare improvvisamente.
-vénient, ADJ.: sopravvenente. -vèn-
-or2, S.:
-ority, S.:
-ly,
tion, S.: sopravvegnenza, f. -vise, TR.:
soprantendere; rivedere. -vision, S.:
soprantendenza, ispezione, f. -wisor, S.:
soprantendente, m. -vivet, INTR.: so-
pravvivere, vivere più di.
su-pination, s.: supinazione, f. -pine!,
ADI. : supino; ozioso, negligente, infingar-
do. sî-pine, s.: supino, m. -pinely,
ADV.: supinamente; negligentemente, pi-
gramente. -pineness, -pinity, S.: len-
tezza, negligenza, trascuraggine, f.
supper, S.: cena, f.: Lords —, santa
cena, comunione, f.; eat one’s —, be at —,
cenare. -time, S.: tempo di cenare, m.
-less, ADJ.: senza cena; che non ha ce-
nato.
supplant, TR.: soppiantare, far cascare.
-er, S.: soppiantatore, m.
sipple1, aDJ.: flessibile, pieghevole; ce-
devole; umile. supple?2,INTR.: render
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flessibile, render arrendevole; INTR.: di-
venire flessibile.
supple-ment, s.: supplemento, m.; ag-
giunta, f. -méntal, -méntary, ADJ.:
addizionale ; aggiunto.
sippleness, 8.: flessibilità; docilità;
umiltà, f.
sùppletory, s.: supplemento, appendi-
ce, m.
sùp-plianti, ADJ.: supplicante, suppli-
chevole. -pli(c)ant2,s.: supplicante, m.
-plicate, TR.: supplicare, pregare umil-
mente. -plication, s.: supplicazione,
supplica, f. -plicatory, ADJ.: suppli-
catorio.
sup-plier, s.: fornitore, m. -ply1,s.:
soccorso, rinforzo, m. -ply2,TR.: sup-
plire, fornire; assistere, aiutare; sovve-
nire; INTR.: occupare.
supporti, s.: sostegno; appoggio, soc-
corso, avvenimento, m.: in — of, al ap-
poggio di; point of —, punto di appoggio.
support 2, TR.: sopportare, sostenere;
appoggiare, assistere: — one’s self, so-
stentarsi; — a cause, appoggiare (or cal-
deggiare) una causa. -able, ADJ.: sop-
portabile, tollerabile. -ableness, S.:
possibilità di sopportare, | -anee, -ta-
tion, S.: sostegno, mantenimento, m.
-er,S.: sostegno, appoggio ; sostentatore,
protettore, m. -ment, S.: sostegno;
sovvenimento, patrocinio, m.
suppò-sable, ADJ.: supponibile. -sal,
S.: supposizione, f., supposto, m. -sel,
S.: supposto, m., opinione, f. -se2, TR.:
supporre; credere, pensare: it is to be
—d, bisogna credere. -ser, S.: che sup-
pone. -sition, s.: supposizione, f., sup-
posto, m., ipotesi, f. -sititious, ADJ.:
suppositizio, falso. -sititiousness, S.:
falsificamento, m.
suppòsi-tive, ADJ.: suppositivo.
ly, ADV.: suppositivamente.
suppositorio, m.
sup-préss, TR..
sare, abolire.
-tive-
-tory, S.:
sopprimere, far ces-
-préssion, S.: soppres-
sione, f. -préssive, ADJ.: sopprimente.
-préssor, S.: che sopprime; oppresso-
re, m.
suppu-rate, (IN)TR.: suppurare, marcire.
-ration, s.: suppuramento,m. -rative,
ADJ.: suppurativo, maturativo; s.: (med.)
medicina suppurativa, f.
sup-putation, s.: supputazione, f., com-
puto, m. -puùte, TR.: supputare, calco-
lare, contare.
su-prémaey, S.: supremazia, f., primato,
m. -préme, ADJ.: supremo, eminen-
tissimo. -prémely, ADV.: supremamen-
te, sommamente, altissimamente, eccel-
lentemente.
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sural, ADJ.: surale.
stranee}, s.: sicurtà, assicuranza; mal-
leveria, f.
surbatel,s.: spedatura,f., straccare, n.
surbate 2, TR.: affaticare, straccare.
sureéasel, s.: cessazione; sospensione,
dilazione, f. surcease2, TR.: sospen-
dere; INTR.: cessare; tralasciare.
surchàrge!, s.: sopraccarico, soverchio
carico, m. surcharge2, TR.: soprac-
caricare, caricare troppo.
sureingle, s.: cintura, cintola, f.
sùrcoat, s.: saltambarco, m., sopravve-
sta, f.
surd, ADJ.: sordo.
daggine, f.
strel, ADJ.: certo, sicuro, assicurato;
fermo, stabile: be —, esser certi; to be
—! certamente, senza dubbio! — enough!
ben certo! sure2, ADV.: certamente,
senza dubbio. -footed, ADJ.: che cam-
mina con piede fermo. -ly, ADV.: certa-
mente, sicuramente. -ness,S.: certezza,
sicurezza, f. -tiship, S.: malleveria,
cauzione, f. -ty, S.: sicurezza, certezza,
f.; mallevadore, m.
surf, s.: cavalloni, m. pl., onde (del ma-
re), f. pl.
surface, S.: superficie, f.; esteriore, m.
sirfeit1, s.: indigestione; sazietà, f.;
disgusto, fastidio, m. surfeit 2, (IN)TR.:
satollare, impinzare; saziarsi. -er, S.:
mangione, ghiottone, m. -ing, S.: stucche-
volezza, sazievolezza, sazietà, f. =water,
s.: acqua stomacale, f.
stirge1,s.: onda, f., cavallone; flutto, m.
surge 2, INTR.: fare cavalloni, gonfiarsi.
sùr-geon, Ss.: chirurgo, cerusico, m.
-gery, S.: cirurgia, chirurgia, f. -gical,
ADJ.: chirurgico. È
surgy, ADJ.: fluttuoso, tempestoso.
sar-lily, ADV.: burberamente, aspramen-
te; orgogliosamente. -liness, 8.: catti-
vo umore, m.; caponeria, f. -ly, ADJ.:
arcigno, burbero, sdegnoso.
surmise I, S.: sospetto, m.; supposizione ;
immaginazione, opinione, f. surmise 2,
TR.: sospettare; immaginarsi, pensare;
credere.
surméunt, TR.: sormontare, superare;
avanzare. -able, ADJ.: sormontabile.
siirmulet, s.: triglia, f. (pesce).
sùirname, S.: soprannome, cognome, m.
surname?2, TR.: soprannomare, cogno-
minare.
surpass, TR.: sorpassare; superare, so-
prastare, sovranzare, avanzare, eccede-
re. -able, ADJ.: sorpassabile. -ing,
ADJ.: sorpassante ; eccellente, maraviglio-
so. -ingly, ADV.: straordinariamente,
eccellentemente.
sarpliee, s.: cotta (d’ ecclesiastico), f.
sural
-ity, S.: sordità, sor-
suspense
sarplus(age), s.: sovrappiù, soverchio, m.
surpri-sal, -se 2,S.: sorpresa, f., stupore,
m., maraviglia, f. -se2, TR.: sorprende-
re, maravigliare: J am —d at it, ne so-
no sorpreso; you — me, mi fate stupire.
-sing, ADJ.: Stupendo, maraviglioso.
-singly, ADV.: in modo stupendo, strana-
mente.
surrénder I, (IN)TR.: cedere; arrendersi,
surrender?, s.: resa, f., rendimento, m.
surrép-tion, S.: sorpresa, f. -titious,
ADJ.: surrettizio, fraudolento. -titious-
ly, ADV.: surrettiziamente.
surro-gate 1, s.: surrogato, sostituto, m.
-gate 2, TR.: surrogare, sostituire. -pa-
tion, s.: surrogazione, sostituzione, f.
surround, TR.: circondare; chiudere in-
torno, stringere intorno.
sursolid, s.: (geom.) quarta potenza, f.
surtout, s.: soprabito, m., zimara, f.
survene, TR.: sopravvenire, venire per
aggiunta.
survéillanee -ly-, s.: sorveglianza, f.
survéyI,S.: rivista; descrizione, f.: —
of land, agrimensura, f. survey 2, TR.:
osservare; esaminare ; misurare: — land,
misurare terreno. -ing,S.: misurare il
terreno, m. -or, S.: soprantendente;
misuratore, agrimensore, m.: — of the
customs, inspettore, m. -orship,s.: uf-
fizio del soprantendente, m.
survi-vanee, S.: sopravvivere, m. -ve,
(IN)TR.: sopravvivere, vivere più di. -ver,
-vor, S.: sopravvivente; superstite, m.
-vorship, S.: sopravvivenza, f.
sus-eeptibility, S.: suscettibilità, f.
-eéptible, ADJ.: suscettibile, suscetti-
vo. -eéptibleness = susceptibility.
-eéption, s.: suscezione, f. -eéptive,
ADJ.: suscettibile. -eeptivity, S.: su
scettibilità, f. -eéptor, s.: impresario;
padrino, m. -eipieney, S.: ricevimen-
to, m.
sùusei-tate, TR.: suscitare, incitare. -ta-
tion, s.: suscitamento, incitamento, m.
suspéctI, ADJ.: sospetto, dubbioso. sus-
pect 2, (IN)TR.: sospettare; diffidarsi;
dubitare: I — him, sospetto di lui; I —
the truth of the story, dubito se la storia
sia vera. -able, ADJ.: sospettevole. -ed-
ness, S.: sospizione, diffidenza, f. -ful,
ADJ.. sospettoso, diffidente. -less, ADJ.:
senza sospetto.
suspén-d, TR.: sospendere, differire, pro-
lungare: — one’s judgment, tenere sospe-
so il suo giudizio; — an officer, sospende-
re un uffiziale. -ders, s. PL.: bretelle,
f. pl. -ding, s.: sospensione, dilazione,
f. -sel, ADI. : sospeso; incerto, dubbioso.
-se 2,8.: dubbio, m., incertezza ; dilazione,
f.: remain in —, star sospeso, star in
forse; keep in —, tenere nell’ incertezza.
suspension
-sîgn, S.: sospensione, interruzione, f.:
— of arms, armistizio, m.; — bridge,
ponte sospeso, m. -sive, -sory, ADI.:
sospensivo.
sùs-picablej, ADJ.: sospettevole. -pi-
cion, S.: sospetto, m., sospezione, f. -pi-
cious, ADJ.: sospettoso, sospiccioso. -pi-
ciously, ADV.: sospettosamente; con
sospetto. : -piciousness, S.: sospezione,
f., sospicamento, m.
sus-piration, S.: sospiro, sospirare, m.
-pire, INTR.: sospirare.
sus-tain!,S.: sostegno, m. -taim2, TR.:
sostenere, mantenere, sostentare; com-
portare, soffrire: — a family, sostentare
(mantenere) una famiglia; — a loss, fare
una perdita. -taimable, ADI.: sosteni-
bile. -taimer, S.: sostenitore; paziente,
m. -tenanee, S.: mantenimento; ali-
mento, m. -tentation, S.: sostegno,
mantenimento, alimento, cibo, m.
susurration, s.: susurrazione, f.
sutler, S.: vivandiere; provveditore, m.
suture, S.: sutura, cucitura, f.
swàbI,S.: spazzatoio, m. swab2, TR.:
spazzare. -ber, S.: mozzo di vascello, m.
swad, s.: guscio, baccello, m.
swad-dlei, s.: fascia, f. -dle2, TR.:
fasciare; bastonare. -dling-band,
-dling-cloth, -dling-clout, s.: fa-
scia, benda, f.
swag, INTR.: pendere; ciondolare. -ger,
INTR.: bravare, vantarsi. -gerer, S.:
bravaccio, smargiasso, divoramonti, m.
-Ey, ADJ.: pendente per soverchio peso.
swain, S.: giovane, contadino; pastorel-
lo, m. -ish, ADJ.: rustico, ignorante.
swale, INTR.: consumarsi (come una can-
dela); struggersi.
swallow1, s.: rondine, f.: young —,
rondinella, f. swallowz2,sS.: gola; vo-
racità, f.; gorgo; inghiottimento, m.
swallow 3, TR.: inghiottire, ingoiare, in-
gozzare: — ones words, disdirsi; —
down, credere agevolmente; — up, assor-
bire; ingolfare. tail, s.: coda di ron-
dine, f.; abito di ceremonia, m.
swamp, S.: pantano, palude, m. -y, ADI.:
pantanoso, paludoso, melmoso.
swan, s.: cigno, m. -skin, s.: mollet-
tone, m.
swapl, ADV.: aun tratto, disubito. swap2,
8.: colpo, m., percossa, f. swap 3, INTR.:
cader giù.
sward, s.: cotenna (del lardo); (fig.) su-
perficie (della terra), f.
swdrmi, s.: sciame, m.; copia, gran
quantità, folla, calca, f.: — of ants, for-
micaio, m. swarmi,INTR.: far lo scia-
me; traboccare, abbondare.
swart, TR.: annerare.
swiAr-t(h), ADJ.: bruno, fosco, nericcio.
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-thily, ADV.: neramente, di colore bru-
no, fosco. -thiness, s.: carnagione ab-
bronzata, f. -thish, ADI. : alquanto bru-
no, nericcio. -t(h)y, ADJ.: abbronzato
dal sole, bruno.
swaàashI,s.: ruscello, n. swash2, TR.:
spruzzare; far gran romore. -buckler,
S.: combattitore furioso, mangiaferro, m.
-er, S.: tagliacantoni, mangiaferro, m.
-y, ADJ.: morbido.
swath, s.: ciglione (d’ erba, ecc.), m.
swathe, s.: fascia, f swathe2, TR.:
fasciare.
swayl,s.: potere; dominio, m.; autorità,
f. sway2, TR.: governare, dominare;
INTR.: avere autorità, avere potere sopra.
swéal, INTR.: fondersi, liquefarsi.
swéar, IRR.; TR.: far giurare, far fare
giuramento ; INTR.: giurare; bestemmia-
re: — false, giurare il falso, spergiurare.
-er, S.: giuratore, m. -ing,S.: giura-
mento, giurare, m.
swéati,s.: sudore, m. sweat2, INTR.:
sudare; affaticarsi: — out, traspirare;
far passare pel sudore. -er,S.: che è
soggetto a sudare. -iness, S.: traspira-
zione, f., sudore, m. -img, s.: sudare, m.
-ing-bath, s.: bagno sudatorio, m. -y,
ADI. : sudante, bagnato di sudore.
Swé-de, s.: svedese, m., f. -dish, ADI.:
svedese, di Svezia; s.: lingua svedese.
swéep!,s.: scopare; distruggimento vio-
lento; circuito, m.; ala (d’un mulino), f.
sweep 2, IRR.; TR.: scopare, spazzare;
nettare: — along, andare a gran passi;
— away, distruggere, rovinare; portare
via. -ings, S. PL.: spazzatura; immon-
dizia, f. -net,S.: vangaiuola, f. (rete).
-stake, s.: vincitore (al giuoco), m. -y,
ADJ.: rapido e violento.
swéetI, ADI. : dolce; zuccherino; soave;
grato, piacevole, amabile; melodioso.
sweet 2, S.: dolcezza, piacevolezza, f.;
profumo, m.: —s, dolci, m. pl.; chicche,
f. pl. -bag, s.: sacchetto pieno d’ odori,
m. -bread, s.: animella di vitello, f.
-briar, s.: rosa canina, f. -broom, S.:
(bot.) erica odorifera, f. -en, TR.: addol-
cire; mitigare; placare: — with sugar,
inzuccherare. -ener, S.: mitigatore, m.
-heart, s.: amante, innamorato, m.;
amante, innamorata, f. -ing, S.: mela
dolce, f.; cuor mio! -ish, ADI.: alquan-
to dolce, dolcigno. -ly, ADV.: dolcemen-
te, soavemente, piacevolmente. -meat,
s.: confettura, f.,confetto,m. -natured,
ADJ.: piacevole; mansueto. -mess, S.:
dolcezza, soavità; piacevolezza, f., gusto,
m. «smelling, ADJ.: odorifero. -scent-
ed, ADJ.: profumato, profumoso. =Wil-
liam, s.: garofanetto salvatico, m.
-willow, s.: mirto olandese, m.
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swéllI, s.: gonfiezza, f.; tumore, m.;
uomo gonfio, pallone, elegante, m.; cavallo-
ni, m. pl.; onde, f. pl.: a regular —, un mi-
lordino. swell2,IRR.; TR.: enfiare, gon-
fiare; ingrossare; aggravare; INTR.: en-
fiarsi; gonfiarsi; crescere: — out, far
sacco (d’un muro); — up, ingrossare, au-
mentare. -imgI, ADJ.: enfiato, tumido.
-ing2,S.: gonfiamento, tumore, m.
swèl-ter, (IN)TR.: opprimere (affogare) di
caldo. -tering, -try, ADJ.: che affoga;
molto caldo.
swérve, INTR.. sviarsi, stornarsi; andar
vagando, errare.
swifti, ADJ.: veloce, pronto, presto.
swift2, s.: rondone (uccello); corrente,
corso (d’ un ruscello), m. =footed, ADI.:
spedito, veloce. -ly, ADv.: velocemente,
con rapidità. -ness, s.: velocità, prestez-
za; rapidità, f.
swig, INTR.: bere a gran sorsi; tracan-
nare.
swilll,s.: gran sorso, m. swill2, TR.:
trangugiare; INTR.: bere molto; imbria-
carsi. -er,S.: tracannatore, bevitore, m.
-ing, s.: imbriachezza; crapula, f.
swim! = swim-bladder. swim2, IRR. ;
(IN)TR.: passare a nuoto, nuotare; abbon-
dare: — with the tide, andare colla ma-
rea; — across, passar a nuoto; his head
—s, è vertiginoso. -bladder, s.: ves-
sica del pesce, f. -mer, S.: nuotatore,
m. -ming, S.: nuoto, andare a nuoto,
m.: by —, a nuoto; — of the head, verti-
gine, f., capogiro, m. -mingly, ADV.:
dolcemente, ben bene.
swin-dle, TR.: ingannare, truffare, ab-
bindolare: he —d me out of ten francs,
mi ha scroccato dieci franchi. -dler, s.:
ingannatore, truffatore, m.
swine, S.: porco, m. -bread, s.: tar-
tufo, m. (fungo). grass, s.: (bot.) pian-
taggine, f. -herd, s.: porcaro, porcaio,
m. ehull, «sty, S.: porcile, m.
swing I, s.: altalena, f.; dondolare, m.:
full —, campo libero, briglia sciolta.
swing2, IRR.; TR.: altalenare, dondo-
lare, agitare; INTR.: dondolarsi; agitar-
si: — about, aggirare, andare attorno.
swinge, TR.: sferzare, frustare, bastonare,
tartassare. =buckler, s.: bravaccio, m.
swing-er, S.: che si dondola; lanciatore,
m. gate, s.: altalena; porta (di stec-
cato), f. -ingi, ADJ.: grande, vasto.
-ing 2, S.: barcollamento, dondolare, m.
-ingly, ADV.: grandemente, vastamente.
swingle, TR.: scotolare; maciullare,
“bar, «tree, s.: bilancino (di carrozze).
swinish, ADJ.: di porco; brutale.
swink1, s.: travaglio, m., fatica, f.
swinkt2, TR.: schiaccare; affaticare ;
INTR.: faticarsi, lavorare.
swell
symphonious
swipe, 8.: altaleno, m.
switchi1, s.: bacchetta, verga; (rail.)
macchina di baratto, f. switch 2, TR.:
battere con bacchetta, sferzare.
swivel, s.: perno; piccol pezzo d’ arti
glieria, m.
swobber, S.: mozzo (di vascello), m.
swòonI, 8.: svenimento, deliquio, m.
swoon 2, INTR.: svenire; venir meno.
-ing, S.: svenimento, deliquio, tramorti-
mento, m.
swdop I, s.: piombare (d’ un uccello ra-
pace), m.: at one —, ad un tratto.
swoop 2, TR.: afferrare, piombare ad-
dosso.
swòp, TR.: barattare, cambiare. -ping,
‘ 8.: baratto, cambio, m.
sword, s.: spada, f.: by dint of —, per
forza d'arme; put to the —, metter a fil
di spada. -cutter, s.: spadaio, m. -ed,
ADJ.: armato d’ una spada. -er,s.: am-
mazzatore; soldato, m. »fish, s.: spada,
Sf. (pesce). -handle, s.: impugnatura
di spada, f. -kmot, s.: nastro di spada,
m. -law, S.: violenza; oppressione, f.
-man, S.: soldato, m. player, s.:
schermidore, gladiatore, m. -sman, 8.:
spadaccino, schermitore, m. -smanship,
S.: scherma, arte di scherma, f.
sybarite, s.: sibarita, m.
sycamore, S.: sicomoro, m.
syco-phant, s.: parassito; adulatore,
m. -phantic, -phantical, ADI.: pa-
rassitico.
syllàbic(al), ADI.: sillabico, di sillaba.
sylla-ble1, s.: sillaba, f. -ble2, TR.: sil-
labare; pronunziare distintamente. -bus,
$.: estratto; compendio, sommario, m.
syllo-gism, S.: sillogismo, m. -gistic-
(al), “ADJ.: sillogistico. -gistically,
ADV.: in forma di sillogismo. È -gize, TR.:
sillogizzare, far sillogismi. ì
silph, -phid, s.: spirito aereo, m.
syl-vani, ADJ.: silvano; rustico. -van2,
S.: silvano; satiro, m. -watic, ADI.:
silvestre, salvatico.
sym-bol, s.: simbolo, m. -bélical, ADI.:
simbolico, allegorico. -bòlically, ADV.:
in maniera simbolica. -bolizatign, s.:
simbolizzare, m.; immagine, figura, f.
-bolize, (IN)TR.: simbolizzare. -boliz-
ing, ADI. : simbolico.
sym-métrical, ADJ.: simmetrico, fatto
con simmetria. sym-metrize, TR.: sim-
metrizzare, porre in simmetria. -metry,
S.: simmetria; proporzione, f.
sym-pathétic(al), ADJ.: simpatico, di
simpatia. -pathétically, ADV.: simpa-
ticamente, in modo simpatico. -pathize,
INTR.: simpatizzare ; compatire. -pathy,
S.: simpatia; compassione, f.
sym-phonious, ADJ.: armonioso. -phon-
symphonist
ist, S.: musico, m. -phonize, INTR.:
accordarsi. -phony, s.: sinfonia; ar-
monia, f.
simpò-siac, ADI. : simposiaco.
8.: simposio, banchetto, m.
symptom, s.: sintomo, indizio, m.
ic(al), ADJ.: sintomatico.
synagogue, S.: sinagoga, f.
synalépha, s.: (gram.) sinaleffe, f.
synchronical = synchronous.
synchro-nism, S.: sincronismo, m.
-nous, ADJ.: sincrono.
synco-pate, TR.: sincopare; INTR.: sve-
nire, tramortire. -pe, S.: svenimento,
deliquio, m.; (gram.) elisione, f. -pize,
TR.: sincopare.
syndic, s.: sindaco, m. -atel, S.: sin-
dacato; uffizio del sindaco, m. -ate2,
TR.: sindacare. -ship, S.: sindacato, m.
synécdoche, S.: (rhet.) sineddoche, f.
syn-od, s.: sinodo, concilio, m. -odal,
-ddic(al), ADJ.: sinodale, sinodico. -èd-
ically, ADV.: sinodalmente, in sinodo.
syn-onym, s.: sinonimo, m. -onymize,
TR.: usare sinonimi. -émymous, ADJ.:
sinonimo. -émymy, S.: sinonimia, f.
-dpsis, S.: sinossi, f.; compendio, ristret-
to, m. -òptical, ADI.: sinottico, com-
pendioso. -tàetical, ADI.: sintattico, di
sintassi. -tax,S.: sintassi, f. -thesis,
s.: sintesi, f. -thétie(al), ADI.: sinte-
tico, di sintesi.
syphon, s.: sifone, tubo, m.; canna, f.
syringe I, S.: siringa, sciringa, f. syr-
inge 2, TR.: siringare, sciringare.
Frtis, s.: sirte, secca, f.
syrup = sirup.
}stem, s.: sistema, metodo, m. -atic-
(al), ADJ.: sistematico, metodico. -atic-
ally, ADV.: in modo sistematico, metodi-
camente. -atize, TR.: sistematizzare.
sys-tole, s.: (anat.) sistole,f. -tyle, 8.:
sistilo, m.
-sium,
-at-
T
4 ta (the letter), S.: t, m.
tabard, s.: (mil.) soppravvesta, f.
tabby 1, s.: tabi, m. (drappo). tabby 2,
-like, ADI.: fatto a foggia di tabi, on-
dato. È
tabe-fiction, S.: consunzione, atrofia,
Sf. -fy, INTR.: divenir tisico, ammagrire.
tàbernacle1, s.: tabernacolo, m.; ten-
da, f. tabernacle 2, INTR.: alloggiarsi.
tabid 1, ADJ.. tabido, magro, macilente,
smunto. -ness, S.: tisichezza; magrez-
za, macilenza, f.
tablature, S.:
fresco, f.
table1, s.: tavola, f.; catalogo, m.: large
intavolatura; pittura a
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—, tavolone, m.; little —, tavolino, m.;
card —, tavola da giuocare alle carte;
dining —, mensa, tavola, f.; writing —,
tavolo, tavolino, m.; keep a good —, far
buona tavola, trattarsi bene; play at —s,
giuocare a tutte tavole; sit at —, met-
tersi a tavola. table2, TR.: spesare;
far un catalogo; INTR.: stare a scotto.
“beer, s.: birra piccola, f. «book, s.:
libretto de’ ricordi, m. cloth, S.: to-
vaglia, f. -companion, s.: commen-
sale, m. -land, s.: altipiano, m. -er,
s.: dozzinante; pensionario, m. tàble-t,
S.: tavoletta; inscrizione, f. =talk, s.:
conversazione che si fa a tavola, f.
tab601, s.: interdizione, f. taboo2, TR.:
proibire l’uso di, o comunicazione con.
tàbo(u)r1, s.: tamburello, tamburino,
cembalo, m. tabo(u)r 2, TR.: suonare il
tamburino. -er, S.: suonator di tambu-
rino, m. -et, -ine, s.: tamburino, m.
tabret, s.: tamburino, picciolo tambu-
ro, m.
tàbu-lar, ADJ.: in forma @’ indice; for-
mato in lamine. -late, TR.: spianare a
foggia di tavola; formare in modo sinot-
tico.
tàchet, s.: affibbiaglio, fermaglio, m.
tachigraphy, s.: tachigrafia, f.
tàeit, ADI.: tacito; implicito, sottinteso: —
consent, consentimento tacito. -ly, ADV.:
tacitamente; implicitamente. -urn, ADJ.:
taciturno, silenzioso. -arnity, S.: taci-
turnità, f.
tàcki1,s.: agutello, chiodo piccolo; rigiro,
m.: hold —, tener fermo. tack2, TR.:
attaccare, appiccare; cucire: — about,
girare; voltare; pigliar altre misure; —
together, unire. -et, S.: chiodetto, m.
tack-le, s.: sartiame, cordaggio, m.; fu-
nicelle, f. pl. -le2, TR.: fornire i cor-
daggi. -ling, S.: sartiame, m., sarte;
funicelle; masserizie, f. pl.: kitchen —,
arnesi di cucina, m. pl.
tact, s.: tatto, m. -ie(al), ADI.: tattico,
dell arte della tattica. -iciamn, 8.: scien-
ziato nella tattica, m. -ies, S. PL.: tat-
tica, f.: military —, evoluzioni militari.
tac-tile, ADJ.: tangibile, toccabile. -tili-
ty, S.: qualità tangibile, f. -tion, s.:
tatto, tocco, toccamento, m.
tadpole, s.: girino, m.
taffeta, S.: taffeta, m.
tagi, s.: puntale, m. tag2, TR.: met-
tere il puntale : — after one, stare sempre
attorno. -rag, S.: mendico, stracciato,
m.: — and bobtail, canaglia, plebaglia, f.
tail, s.: coda, f.; deretano; manico, m.
tail2, TR.: tirar per la coda.
tailage = tallage.
tailed, ADJ.: codato.
tailor, 8.: sartore, sarto, m.
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tailpiece, s.: piccol intaglio, m.; vignet-
ta, f.
tainti, s.: macchia; infezione, f.; diso-
nore, m., infamia; prova di delitto, f.
taint2, TR.: infettare; guastare; cor-
rompere ; INTR.: infettarsi; corrompersi:
— the air, infettare l’aria; — the blood,
corrompere il sangue; — one’s reputation,
intaccare I’ onore di alcuno. -less, ADJ.:
non infetto; senza macchia; incorrotto.
-ure, S.: tintura; macchia, immondizia,
bruttura; infezione, f.
take, IRR.; TR.: prendere, pigliare, accet-
tare, ricevere; ammettere; credere; com-
prendere; INTR.: riuscire, aver buon succes-
so; avere voga, essere attraente; andare;
immaginarsi, pensare; concepire, divenir
gravida: — atrs, arrogarsi; — up arms,
prendere le arme; — breath, respirare,
rifiatare; — care of (with), aver cura di;
— up a challenge, accettare una disfida;
— one’s chance, rimettersi alla fortuna;
— one’s choice, scegliere; — course, pren-
dere un espediente; — into consideration,
considerare, esaminare bene; — delight
in, dilettarsi, compiacersi; — effect, aver
effetto, riuscire; — in the field, uscire in
campagna, accamparsi ; — fire, accendirsi,
infiammarsi; — for granted, suppore, pre-
supporre; — in hand, pigliare a fare; —
to heart, prendere a cuore; — heed, aver
cura; guardarsi; — heed to, badare, aver
Y occhio; — to one’s heels, dare delle cal-
cagna; — hold of, afferrare, dare di mano
a; abbracciare; — ill, — in ill part, pi-
gliare in mala parte, recare in mala parte ;
— a jest, pigliare per giuoco; — a jour-
ney, fare un viaggio; — leave, pigliar
congedo, andar via; — in marriage, pi-
gliar per moglie, sposare; — off the mask,
smascherarsi; — notice, notare, osserva-
re; — oath of, affermare con giuramento ;
— offence at, tenersi offeso di; — part
with, prendere interesse in; — one’s part,
pigliar la parte d’ alcuno; — pity of, aver
compassione di; — place, prevalere, avere
effetto; — to pieces, mettere in pezzi; —
one’s pleasure, divertirsi, darsi bel tempo ;
— pride in, gloriarsi, vantarsi; — up a
quarrel, accomodare una differenza, rap-
paciare; — up a sum of money, pigliare
in prestito una somma di danari; — time,
mandare in lungo; — a turn, fare una
girata; — one’s turn, pigliare la sua vece;
— a view, considerare, riguardare; — a
walk, fare una passeggiata; — after, ras-
somigliare a; — again, riprendere, ripi-
gliare; — aside, pigliare a parte; abbrac-
ciare il partito; — asunder, separare,
disgiungere; — away, portare via; —
down, abbassare; umiliare; — for, sti-
mare, riputare; — from, privare, spoglia-
tailpiece
tameless
re; — in, comprendere; sedurre, truffare,
— off, levare; togliere via; — on, pren-
dere; assumere; affliggersi, attristarsi;
— out, levare via; cavare; — out of,
estrarre, cavare fuori; — to, applicarsi;
aver ricorso a; — to one’s self, appropriar-
si; — up, levare; portare via; dissotter-
rare; riformarsi, emendarsi, correggersi;
riprendere ; impiegare ; occupare; intra-
prendere; — with, piacere; aggradire.
-er, S.: prenditore, m. -imgI, ADJ.:
avvenente ; cortese; grato, piacevole at- -
traente. -ing2, s.: prendimento, m.
-ingly, ADV.: in modo attraente.
tale, s.: talco, m
tale, s.: novella, favola, f.; conto, m.-
tell —s, novellare, contare novelle ; tell —,
dire delle bugie. -bearer, s.: rappor-
tatore, relatore; novellista, m. =bear-
ing, s.: relazione maligna, f.
tàlent, s.: talento, m.; capacità; vo-
glia, f.
tale-teller = tale-bearer.
talion, s.: talione, contraccambio, m.
talis-man, s.: talismano, m. -manie,
ADJ.: di talismano, magico.
talk1I, INTR.: parlare, discorrere; cica-
lare: — over, discutere; — to the pur-
pose, ragionare a proposito; — with, con-
ferire, ragionare insieme; he is much —ed
of, egli fa parlare molto di sè. talk2,
S.: conversazione, f., discorso, m. -ative,
ADJ.: loquace, ciarliero. -ativeness, S.:
loquacità, chiacchiera, f. -er, S.: parla-
tore, ciarlatore ; smargiasso, millantatore,
m. -ing, S.: discorso, ragionamento, m.:
much —, cicaleccio, cicalio, m.
tall, ADJ.: grande, alto; robusto.
tallage!, s.: tassa, taglia, imposizione;
gravezza, f. tallage2, TR.: tassare,
imporre tasse.
tallness, s.: grandezza, altezza, f.
tallow I, s.: sevo, sego, m. tallow 2,
TR.: insevare, coprire di sego. -chan-
dler, s.. candelaio, m. -ish, -y, ADJ.:
pien di sevo.
tàlly1,s.: taglia, tacca; tessera, f. tal-
ly 2, TR.: intaccare; aggiustare, adat-
tare.
Tàl-mud, s.: talmude, m. -mùdic(al),
ADJ.: talmudico. -mudist, s.: talmu-
dista, m.
talon, s.: artiglio, m., branca, f.
tamarind, s.: tamarindo, m.
tamarisk, s.: tamarisco, tamerice, m.
tambour, s.: tamburo, ordigno da rica-
mare, m. -ine, S.: tamburino, m.
tam-eI,.ADJ.: domato, mansueto, dome-
stico, addomesticato; sommesso; tratta-
bile, docile. -e2, TR.: domare, addime-
sticare; umiliare; mortificare, vincere.
-(e)able, ADI. : domabile. -eless, ADI.:
tamely
indomato. -ely, ADV.: mansuetamente;
vilmente. -eness, S.: domestichezza,
mansuetudine ; viltà, f.
re; conquistatore, m.
tamkin, s.: (art.) turacciolo, m
tàmper, INTR.: praticare; sollecitare;
impacciarsi, intrigarsi.
tan I,s.: concia; caldura,f. tan2, TR.:
conciare (pelli); abbronzare, abbrustiare.
tangI,s.: tanfo; gusto, sapore; tintin-
no, suono, m. tang2, INTR.: tintinnare,
suonare.
tàn-gent, S.: (geom.) tangente, f. -gi-
bility, s.: qualità tangibile, f. -gible,
ADI. : tangibile, toccabile, palpabile.
tàngle1,s.: nodo; inviluppo, imbroglio,
m. tangle, TR.: implicare, inlacciare.
tàn-house, S.: concia, f., calcinaio, m.
tank, s.: serbatoio, m.; cisterna, f.
tànkard, s.: boccale (col coperchio), m.
tanner, s.: conciatore, pelacane, m. -y,
S.: concia, f.
tannic, ADJ.: di tannino: — acid, tan-
nino, concino, m.
tansy, S.: (bot.) tanaceto, m.
tanta-lism, s.: tormento di Tantalo, m.
-lize, TR.: tantaleggiare.
ta ntaméunt, ADI. : equivalente.
tantivy, S.: gran galoppo, m.: ride —,
galoppare a briglia sciolta.
tap1,s.: colpo leggiero, m., botta. tap2,
s.: chiave di fontana, f. tap 3, TR.: dare un
colpo leggiero, battere. tap4, TR:: spil-
lare.
tàpe, S.: passamano; nastro (di filo), m.
taperi,s.: cero, m.; candela grande (di
cera), f. taper2, INTR.. terminarsi in
punta; illuminare con candele. -ing,
ADI. : conico, piramidale.
tàpestry1,S.: tappezzeria, f.; arazzo, m.
tapestry 2, TR.: tappezzare.
tapet, s.: tappeto, m.
taphouse, s.: taverna da birra, betola, f.
tapioca, S.: tapioca, f.
tapir, s.: (zodl.) tapiro, m.
tapis, s.: tappeto, m.: (up)on the —, sul
tappeto, in campo. .
tàp- ping, S.: (surg.) paracentesi, f.
-room, S.: studio di osteria, m. -root,
s.: madre radice, f. -ster, S.: botti
gliere, cantiniere, m. ==
tar 1, 8.: pece liquida,f. ; (fig.) marinaio, m.
tar 2, TR.: impeciare, spalmare; attizza-
re, vessare; provocare.
tarantula, s.: tarantola, f.
tàr-digrade, aDJ.: tardigrado. -dily,
ADV.: tardamente, pigramente. -diness,
-dity, s.: tardità, tardezza, lentezza, f.
-dy1, ADJ.: tardo, lento, pigro ; ottuso.
-dy 2, TR.: tardare, ritardare, indugiare.
tàre1, s.: tara, diminuzione, f., loglio, m.,
zizzania, f. tare2, INTR.: tarare, diminuire.
-er, S.: domato-
tattling
tàr-ge, -get, s.: targa, f. (scudo).
tariff, s.: tariffa, f.
tàrn, s.: pantano, palude, m.
tàrnish, TR.: annerire, scolorire, oscurare.
macchiare ; INTR.: scolorirsi; irrugginirsi.
tarpaulin, s.: tela spalmata, f.; mari-
ngio, m.
tarragon, 8.: (bot.) targone, m.
tarrer, s.: spalmatore, m.
tàr-rianeet, s.: soggiorno, ritardo, indu-
gio, m. -rier,s.: bassotto, m.
tarry I, ADJ.: spalmato, impeciato. tar-
ry 2, TR.: soggiornare, dimorare, indugia-
re, tardare.
tarsel, s.: terzuolo, m. (falcone).
tarsus, 5.: tarso, m.; gamba, f.
tart I, ADJ.: agro, acerbo, piccante, aspro ;
severo: be — with one, aspreggiare alcu-
no. tart2,S.: torta, f.
tartan, S.: tartana, f.
tàr-tar, S.: (chem.) tartaro, m. Tar-
tar, S.: Tartaro (abitante della Tar-
taria); (poet.) Tartaro, inferno, m.: catch
a —, restar con un palmo di naso. Tar-
tarean, ADJ.: infernale. -tareous,
-tarous, ADJ.: tartareo, tartaroso.
tart-ish, ADJ.: agretto, aspretto. -ly,
ADV.: agramente, aspramente; con viso ar-
cigno. -ness, S.: agrezza, asprezza, acer-
bità, f. -pan, s.: tortiera, tegghia, f.
taàsk1,s.. compito, lavoro assegnato, ca-
rico, m.; opera, f.: take to —, sgridare;
riprendere. task 2, TR.: assegnare lavoro.
master, S.: che assegna lavoro; ispet-
tore, m.
tassel, s.: nappina (di seta), f., fiocco;
nastro (da aprir un libro), m. -led, ADI.:
ornato di fiocchi.
tast-able, ADJ.: saporoso. -e1,S.: gu-
sto, sapore ; esperimento, m.; (fig.) vena,
J: a man of —, un buon gustaio ; ît is not
to my —, non è di mio gusto, non mi gar-
ba. -e2, (IN)TR.: gustare, assaggiare;
aver qualche gusto; sentire: ill —d, in-
sipido; ingrato; well —d, gustoso, di
buon gusto; it —s well, ha buon gusto;
it —s of, sente di, sa di. -eful, ADI.:
di buon gusto, saporoso. -eless, ADJ.:
insipido, senza sapore. -elessness, S.:
insipidezza, sciocchezza, f. -er,S.: gu-
statore, assaggiatore, m.; tazzetta, f.
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-ing, S.: gustamento, assaggio, m. -y,
ADJ.: gustoso, saporito.
tàtter!, s.: cencio, straccio, m. tat-
ter 2, TR.: stracciare, lacerare. -demal-
ion, s.: pezzente, mendico, birbo, m. -ed,
ADJ.: stracciato.
tàt-tle 1, s.: ciarleria, chiacchiera, f.
-tle 2, INTR.: cicalare, chiacchierare, ciar-
lare. -tle-basket, s.: ciarliero, cica-
lone, m. -tler, s.: ciarliero, cianciato-
re,m. -tling, s.: cicaleria, ciarleria, f.
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tattd01,s.: (mil.) ritirata, f. tattoo2,
TR.: tatuare. -ing, s.: tat(t)uaggio, m.
tAughti, PRET., PART. di feach. taught2
= taut.
tàuntiI, s.: motteggio, m., burla, f.
taunt 2, TR.: motteggiare, burlare, bef-
fare; insultare. -er,S.: motteggiatore,
buffatore, m. -img, S.: motteggio, m.,
burla, f. -imgly, ADI.: in modo scherze-
vole, da scherzo, in burla.
taut, ADJ.: (nav.) duro, steso.
tgu-télogist, s.: tautologo, m. -télogy,
s.: tautologia, f.
tavern, S.: taverna, osteria, bettola, f.
-er = tavern-keeper. -hunter,s.: fre-
quentatore di taverne, m. «keeper,
=man, S.: tavernaio, ostiere, bettoliere, m.
tAw1,S.: palla di marmo (da giuocare), f.
taw 2, TR.: conciare (con allume).
taw-drily, ADV.: sfoggiatamente. -dri-
ness, S.: sfoggio, m., pompa senza ele-
ganza, abbigliamento fastoso, m. -dry,
ADJ.: fastoso, sfoggiato.
t&wer, s.: conciatore (con allume), m. -y,
s.: arte di conciare con allume, f.
tawny, ADJ.: bruno, abbronzato, fosco.
tax 1, S.: tassa, imposizione, gabella; cen-
sura, f. tax2,TR.: tassare; censurare,
accusare. -able, ADJ.: soggetto al cata-
sto. -ation, S.: tassagione, tassazione,
tassa, f. -er, S.: che impone le tasse.
-gatherer, S.: collettore delle tasse, m.
-ing, S.: tassazione, tassa, f.
téa, S.: tè, m. board, s.. vassoio (da
servire il tè), m. -canister, S.: scato-
la da tè, f.
téach, IRR.: (IN)TR.: insegnare, ammae-
strare, istruire, mostrare: — wit, scal-
trire, fare astuto. -able, ADI.: docile,
atto ad apprendere. -ableness, s.: do-
cilità, attitudine ad imparare; capacità, f.
-er, S.: insegnatore, m. -img,S.: inse-
gnamento, ammaestramento, m.
téacup, S.: tazza da tè, f.
téal, s.: farchetola, f. (uccello).
tèeami, s.: tirata, muta, f., tiro, m.
team2, TR.: attaccare (a cavalli).
tea-pot, S.: cocoma per il tà, f.
téari, s.: lagrima, gocciola, f.; pianto,
m.: shed —s, versar lagrime, lagrimare.
téar2, S.: stracciatura, f., squarcio, m.
tear 3, IRR.; TR.: lacerare; stracciare,
squarciare; INTR.: adirarsi, montar in
collera. -er, S.: stracciatore, lacerato-
re, m. falling, ADJ.: tenero di cuore,
pronto a piangere. -ful, ADJ.: lagrimo-
so, piangente. -less, ADJ.: senza la-
grime.
téaring, S.:
tura, f.
téa-saucer, S.: sottocoppa, f.
téa-se, TR.: pettinare, cardare; infasti-
stracciamento, m., straccia-
temper
-sel, s.: cardo, scar-
cardatore, m.
dire, importunare.
dasso, m. -seler, S.:
-ser, S.: importuno, m.
téaspoon, s.: cucchiaino, m.
téat, S.: tetta, poppa, f.
téa-water, S.: acqua da tè, f.
téch-ily, ADV.: petulantemente. -iness,
s.: petulanza, f.; cattivo umore, m.
téch-nical, ADJ.: tecnico. -nélogy,
s.: tecnologia, f. a
téchy, ADJ.: di cattivo umore, stizzoso.
téd, TR.: spandere l'erba frescamente
mietuta.
tédder 1, s.: pastoia, f., ritegno, n. ted-
der 2, TR.: ristringere, legare.
tédious, ADJ.: tedioso, noioso; lento.
-ly, ADV.: tediosamente, noiosamente.
-ness, 8.: tedio, rincrescimento, m., spia-
cevolezza, noia, f.
téem, TR.: produrre; INTR.: esser gravi-
da. -er, S.: produttrice, generatrice, f.
-ful, ADJ.: prolifico, fecondo; gravido.
-less, ADI. : infecondo, infruttuoso.
téeni, s.: dolore, affanno, m., pena, f.
teen2, TR.: eccitare, incoraggiare.
teens, s. PL.: anni 13-19 (numeri colla
a -teen, -‘dici’), m. pl., giovanez-
za, f.
tée-thi, PL. di tooth. -th2, INTR.: met-
tere i denti, essere nella dentizione.
-thing, s.: mettere de’denti, m., denti-
zione, f.
teetotal(l)er, s.: bevilacqua, m.
tégument, s.: integumento, coprimento,
m.
téil(-tree), s.: tiglio, m.
tel-egraph!,s.: telegrafo, m. -egraph2,
TR.: telegrafare, dar segnali (mediante
il telegrafo). -egràphic(al), ADI.: tele-
grafico. -égraphy, s.: telegrafia, f.
téle-phone1, s.: telefono, m. -phone2,
INTR.: telefonare. -phònie, ADJ.: tele-
fonico. -scope, S.: telescopio, m. -scòp-
ic(al), ADI. : telescopico, di telescopio.
tèll, IrRR.; (in)TR.: dire; dichiarare, mo-
strare; numerare; dettare, comunicare;
raccontare: — abroad, pubblicare, divol-
gare; — again, ridire, ricontare; I can
(could) not — you, non saprei dirvi; I am
told, mi si dice. -er,S.: dicitore, rac-
contatore; cassiere, computista, m.: for-
tune-—, astrologo. -tale, s.: maldicen-
te, m.
te-merarious, ADJ.: temerario, inconsi-
derato. -merariously, ADV.: temera-
riamente, con temerità. -meérity, 8.:
temerita, audacia, f.
tèmperi, s.: tempera, tempra, f.; tem-
peramento, m., disposizione, f., umore, m.:
be in good —, essere in buona tempra; be
out of —, essere di cattivo umore, esser
fuori de’ gangheri. temperz2,TR.:tem-
temperament
perare, temprare ; moderare ; dare la tem-
pera; stagionare: — colours, temperare
colori. -ament, s.: temperamento, m.,
complessione, f.; mezzo; modo; termine,
m. -ameéntal, aDJ.: costituzionale.
-anee, S.: temperanza; moderazione, f.
-ate, ADI. : temperato, moderato ; sobrio.
-ately, ADV.: temperatamente, modera-
tamente. -ateness, S.: moderazione;
mediocrità, f. -ative, aDJ.: temperati-
vo. -ature, S.: temperie; tempra; mo-
derazione d’ animo; mediocrità, f. -ed,
ADI. : temperato, moderato.
tém-pesti, S.: tempesta, procella, f.;
scompiglio, m. -pest2, TR.: tempestare,
perturbare, inquietare, infuriare. -pest-
beaten, ADJ.: agitato dalla tempesta.
-péstive, ADJ.: tempestivo, opportuno.
-péstively, ADV. : tempestivamente, op-
portunamente. -pestivity, S.: tempo
opportuno, m.; stagione, f. -pest=
tossed, ADJ.: tormentato dalla tempe-
sta. -péstuous, ADI. : tempestoso, pro-
celloso. -pèstuously, ADV.: tempesto-
samente.
Témplar, s.: templare, m.
témple, s.: tempio, templo, m.; tempia, f.
témpo-ral, ADJ.: temporale; secolare,
mondano; caduco. -rality, s.: tempo-
ralità, f. -rally, aDv.: temporalmente,
mondanamente. -rals = temporality.
-ralty, s.: temporale, m.; beni secolari,
m. pl. -rariness, S.: stato temporaneo,
m. -rary, ADJ.: temporaneo. -riza-
tion, S.: temporizzare, m. -rize, INTR.:
indugiare, differire. -rizer, s.: indugia-
tore, m. -rizing, S.: temporeggiare;
indugio, m.
témpt, TR.: tentare; eccitare, provocare ;
importunare. -able, ADJ.: soggetto al-
la tentazione. -Atign, S.: tentazione, f.
«er, S.: tentatore, seduttore, m. -ing,
ADJ.: tentante, seducente; S.: tentamen-
to, m. -ress, S.: tentatrice, f.
témulen-ey, s.: ubbriacchezza, f.
ADJ.: ebrio, imbriaco.
tén, ADJ.: dieci.
ténable, ADI.: tenibile, sostenibile.
te-nacious, ADI.: tenace, viscoso. -ma-
ciously, ADV. : tenacemente, con tenaci-
tà. -naciousness, -nàeity, S.: tena-
cità, viscosità; avarizia, f.
téman-ey, S.: possesso temporario, m.
-t1, s.: fittaiuolo, fittuario, feudatario,
pigionale, m -t2, TR.: tenere a pigione,
tenere a fitto. -table, ADJ.: abitabile.
-tless, ADJ.: non affittato, disabitato.
-try, s.: corpo degli affittuali, m.
ténch, s.: tinca, f. (pesce).
ténd, TR.: badare; guardare; INTR.: ten-
dere; esser diretto: — wpon, scortare ;
servire.
-t,
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téndanee, s.: aspettativa; cura, f.; ser-
vizio, m.
tènden-ee, -ey, S.: tendenza; propen-
zione, inclinazione, f.
tènderi1, ADJ.: tenero, delicato; sensibi-
le. tender2, s.: offerta, profferta, f.
tender 3, s.: battello; alleggeritore;
(rail.) tender, m.: make a — of, far I’ of-
ferta di. tender4, TR.: offrire, presen-
tare; stimare. -hearted, AD!.: com-
passionevole, affettuoso, tenero. =«heart-
edness, S.: tenerezza, f., affetto, m.
-ling, s.: prime corna d’un cervo, f. pl.
-ly, ADv.: teneramente; dolcemente.
-ness, S.: tenerezza, compassione, sensi-
bilità, f.
tén-dinous, ADJ.: tendinoso, nervoso.
-don, s.: tendine; nervo, m. -dril,s.:
tenerume, rampollo, m.
té-nebriz -bre, s.: (eccl.) tenebre. -né-
brious, -nebrose = -nebrous. -ne-
bròsity, S.: tenebrosità, oscurità, f.
-nebrous, ADJ.: tenebroso, oscuro.
ténement, s.: tenimento, m., tenuta, f.
tenérityi, s.: tenerità, tenerezza, f.
ténet, s.: dottrina; opinione, f.
tènfold, ADI. : decuplo, dieci volte tanto.
ténnis,s.:pallacorda, f. (giuoco). =court,
8.: luogo da giocare alla palla, m. =play,
S.: giuoco della pallacorda, m.
tén-or, -our, S.: tenore; soggetto, con-
tenuto, m.; forma, f.
tén-sel, S.: (gram.) tempo, m. -se2, ADJ.:
teso, esteso; rigido. -seness, S.: tensio-
ne, rigidezza, f. -sible, -sile, ADJ.: tensi-
le; elastico. -sion, -sure, s.: tensione, f.
téntI,s.: tenda, f., padiglione; ricovero,
m.; tasta, f.; vino d’Alicante, m.: pitch
—s, accamparsi, drizzare le tende. tent2,
TR.: mettere una tasta nella piaga; INTR.:
attendarsi; campeggiare. -age, s.: ac-
campamento, m.
tentation, S.: tentativo, assaggio, m.,
prova, f.; sforzo, m.
téntative, ADI. : tentante.
tén-ted, ADI. : coperto di tende; accam-
pato. -terI, s.: uncino, rampino, m.:
be on the —s, essere irresoluto ; keep upon
the —s, tenere a bada. -ter2, (IN)TR.:
distendere con uncini; appiccare, attac-
care. -ter-hook, S.: uncino, m. -ter=
ground, s.: campo per stendere i pan-
ni, m.
ténth 1, s.: decima parte; decima, f.: the
— of May, il dieci maggio. tenth2,
ADJ.: decimo: the — part, la decima par-
te. -ly, ADV.: in decimo luogo.
ten-uity, S.: tenuità; sottigliezza, f.
tén-uous, ADJ.: tenue, sottile, scarso.
ténure, s.: tenuta, dipendenza (d’ un feu-
do), f.: freehold —, possesso in franco al-
tenure
lodio ; copyhold —, possesso in feudo.
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tepefaction, s.: tepefare, m.
tép-id, ADJ.: tiepido, freddo ; indifferente;
lento. -idity, s.: tiepidezza; freddez-
za, indifferenza, f.
tér-ee, S.: terzo (d’ una botte di vino), m.
-eet, S.: (mus.) mezzana, f.
tére-binth, s.: terebinto, m. -binthi-
nate, -binthine, ADJ.: terebintinato.
tère-brate, TR.: forare, bucare, pertu-
giare, m. -bration, s.: forare, pertu-
giare, m.
tergèminous, ADJ.: tergemino, triplice,
triforme.
tergiver-sate, INTR.: tergiversare, scan-
sare. -sation, S.: tergiversazione, f.
termi, s.: termine, confine; tempo, m.;
espressione, locuzione ; condizione, f., gra-
do, stato, m.: —s, termini, m. pl.; con-
dizioni, f. pl.; stato, m.; a — of ten
years, un termine di dieci anni; be on
(upon) good — with, esser del pari con;
essere amico intrinseco di. term 2, TR.:
nominare, chiamare.
térmagan-ey, S.: torbidezza d'animo,
f.; strepito, m. -t, ADJ.: torbido, tumul-
tuante; S.: litigioso, m.; sgridatrice, me-
gera, f.: — wife, moglie irrequieta (dia-
volessa).
térmi-nable, ADJ.: terminabile. -nate,
TR.: terminare, limitare; mettere fine;
INTR.: terminarsi, finirsi. -nately, ADV.:
terminatamente. -nation, s.: termina-
zione, conclusione, f.
terminthus, s.: (surg.) tumore, m.
térm-inus, S.: atrio (della strada ferra-
ta), m. -less, ADJ.: illimitato. -ly,
ADV.: ogni termine successivo. «time,
S.: giorni curiali, m. pl.
térnary, S.: ternario, m.
tèr-raee, s.: terrazzo, m. -raqueous,
ADJ.: terracqueo, di terra ed acqua.
-réne, ADJ.: terreno, terrestre. -reous,
ADJ.: terroso, misto di terra. -réstrial,
ADJ.: terrestre, di terra.
térri-ble, ADI.: terribile; spaventevole.
-bleness, s.: terribilità, f.; terrore, m.
-bly, ADV.: terribilmente, spaventevol-
mente; estremamente.
tèrrier, s.: bassetto; succhiello, m.
ter-rific, ADJ.: terrifico, spaventevole.
tér-rify, TR.: atterrire, spaventare.
territorial, ADJ.: territoriale. térri-
tory, S.: territorio; dominio, m.
térror, S.: terrore, spavento, m.
térse, ADJ.: terso, pulito, elegante. -ly,
ADV.: pulitamente, elegantemente. -ness,
8: pulitezza, eleganza, f.
tér-tian, s.: terzana, febbre terzana, f.
-tiate, TR.: (agr.) terzare.
tésselated, ADI. : commesso a scacchi.
tést, s.: coppella; prova, f.; saggio; ci-
mento, m.: put to the —, mettere in pro-
tepefaction
thankfully
va; take the —, stare la prova ; religious
—, dichiarazione di fede. -able, ADI.:
testabile.
testaceous, ADI. : testaceo, crostaceo.
tést-act, S.: legge di giuramento di pro-
fessione religiosa, f.
tés-tament, S.: testamento, m.; scrittu-
ra sacra, f.: new (old) —, n(u)ovo (vec-
chio) testamento. -taméntary, ADJ.:
testamentario -tate, ADJ.: testato, che
ha fatto testamento. -tation, s.: testi-
monianza, f. -tator, s.: testatore, m.
-tatrix, S.: testatrice, f.
tésted, ADJ.: saggiato, provato.
téster, s.: sei soldi, m. pl. ; cielo del let-
to, m.
tésticle, s.: testicolo, m.
tes-tification, s.: testificazione; testi-
monianza, f. ‘-tificator, -tifier, S.:
testificatore, m. ‘’-tify, TR.: testificare;
certificare, assicurare. —
tèstily, ADV.: con caponeria, in modo ar-
cigno.
tes-timonial, s.: testimoniale, m. tés-
timony I, s.: testimonio, m.; testimo-
nianza; sicurtà; prova, f.; ordine, m.:
in — whereof, in fede di che; bear —,
far testimonianza. -timony2, TR.: te-
stimoniare.
téstiness, S.: ostinatezza, caparbietà, f.;
cattivo umore, m.
téston, S.: testone, m. (moneta).
tésty, tétchy, ADJ.: stizzoso, irascibile;
ostinato, caparbio.
téte-a-téte (Eng. acc.), S.: conversa-
zione segreta, f.; ADV.: testa a testa, a
solo a solo.
tétherI,s.: pastoia, f.; ritegno, m.: be
brought to a —, venire in potere d’ altri;
hold one to his —, tener uno in freno.
tether 2, TR.: impastoiare.
tétra-gon, S.: tetragono, m. -gonal
-à-, ADJ.: tetragono, tetragonico. -rehk
tetra-, S.: tetrarca, m. -chate, -chy
tetrà-, s.: tetrarchia, f. -stich -&-,S.:
(poet.) tetrastico, m. -syllable, s.: te-
trasillaba, f.
tétri-c(al), -cous, ADJ.: tetrico, di cat-
tivo umore.
tétter, s.: empettigine, volatica, f.
tew1,s.: materiale, m. tewt2,TR.: la-
vorare, strappare, tirare.
téxt, s.: testo, m. -ile, ADJ.: che può
essere tessuto. =letter, S.: (print.) te-
sto, m. -ual, ADJ.: testuale. -uarist,
s.: teologo versato nella scrittura, m.
-uary, ADJ.: contenuto nel testo. -ure,
S.: tessitura, f.; tessuto, m.
than, conJ.: che, di; che non; anzi che.
thane,s.: baronetto, m.
thànk, TR.: ringraziare, render grazie.
-ful, ADJ.: grato, riconoscente. -fully,
thankfulness
ADV.: con riconoscenza, con gratitudine.
‘-fulness, S.: riconoscenza, gratitudine,
f. -less, ADI.: ingrato, sconoscente.
-lessness, s.: ingratitudine, sconoscenza,
f. -offering, s.: rendimento di grazie,
m. -s, S.PL.: grazie, f. pl., ringraziamen-
ti, m. pl. -sgiving, S.: ringraziamento,
rendimento di grazie, m. -worthy, ADJ.:
degno di riconoscenza; meritorio.
that, DEM. PRON.: cotesta, quello, ciò;
quella cosa; che, cui, il quale; coNs.:
che; affinchè, acciocché: — is, ciò è a
dire; so —, di maniera che, di modo che;
with —, con cid; ciò non ostante; seeing
—, poichè, posciaché; at — time, in
quel tempo, allora; for all —, malgrado
tutto cid.
thatch i,s.: stoppia, f. thatch 2, TR.:
coprire di stoppia. -ed, ADJ.: coperto di
stoppia, coperto di paglia. -er, s.: che
copre le case di stoppia.
thàumaturgy, s.: taumaturgia, f.
thawi, s.: didiacciamento, dighiacciare,
m. thaw?2, TR.: liquefare; sciogliere;
ImP.: dighiacciare, didiacciare ; sciogliersi.
thè, ART.: il (lo; i, gli; la, le; I’).
thé -atralj, ADJ.: teatrale, da teatro.
-atre, S.: teatro; spettacolo, m. -àtric-
(al), ADJ.: teatrale, scenico. -atric-
ally, ADv.: in modo teatrale.
théave, S.: pecora di tre anni, f.
thée, PRON.: te, ti.
théft, s.: latrocinio, furto, m., ruberia,
f. -bote, s.: celamento d’ un furto, m.
théir, ART.: il (la, ecc.) loro. -8, PRON.:
il (la, ecc.) loro.
thé-ism, s.: teismo, m. -ist, 8.: teista,
m. -istic(al), ADJ.: attenente a teista,
teistico.
thém, PRON.: loro, a loro; li, le, gli.
theme, s.: tema, soggetto, m.; materia;
lezione ; voce originale, f.
themsélves, PRON. PL.: sè stessi, sé
stesse, pl.
thén1, ADV.: allora, in quel tempo; do-
po, poi: now and —, di quando in quan-
do, qualche volta; every now and —,
ogni tanto; till —, fin allora. then2,
cons. : dunque; perciò; quindi.
thénee, ADv.: indi, di là, da questo:
from —, di là, -forth, apv.: da quel
tempo in qua, da indi in qua. -forward,
ADV.: d’or innanzi, in avvenire. -frém,
ADV.: da quel luogo. :
the-bcraey, S.: teocrazia, f., governo di
Dio, m. -ocràtic(al), ADJ.: teocratico.
theòdolite, s.: teodolito, m. a
theò-gony, s.: generazione degli Dei, f.
-loger, -légian, s.: teologo; profes-
gore di teologia, m. -légic(al), ADI.:
teologico, teologale. -légically, ADV.:
teologicamente, secondo la teologia. -lg-
thicket
gist, s.: teologo, m.
gia, f.
theòrbo, s.: tiorba, f.
the-orem, S.: teorema, m. -orétic(al),
ADJ.: teoretico; speculativo. -orétically,
ADV.: teoricamente. -éric(al), ADJ.: teo-
retico. -orically, ADV.: teoricamente.
-grist, S.: teorico, speculativo, m. -ory,
S.: teoria, scienza speculativa, f.
theòsophy, s.: teosofia, f.
therapeitic(al), ADI.: terapeutico, cu-
rativo.
thére, Apv.: lì, là, colà, a quel luogo; ci;
ivi: here and —, qua e là, di qua e di là;
in —, là entro; — is, vi 6, vè; — are, vi
sono; — is none, non ve n’é. -about(s),
ADV.: incirca, là intorno. -&fter, ADV.:
secondo, dopo, dipoi; in conseguenza, con-
forme. -àt, ADV.: su questo punto, per
quella ragione. -by, ADV.: per ciò, da
ciò, per quel mezzo. -fore, ADV.: per-
ciò, laonde, dunque. -fròm, ADV.: da ciò,
da questo, da quella cosa. -in, -intò,
ADV.: in ciò, dentro, entro. -6f, ADV.:
di ciò, di quella cosa. -òn, ADV.: sopra
di ciò, circa di ciò; su questo punto.
-dut, ADV.: fuor di ciò, oltre, di più. -t6,
ADV.: a ciò, oltre a questo. -ùnder,
ADV.: sotto ciò, abbasso. -untò, ADV.:
oltre a questo. -upom, ADV.: sopra di
ciò, perciò, in seguito. -while Awil,
ADV.: allo stesso tempo. -with, ADV.:
con ciò, immediatamente, immantinente.
-withal, apv.: di più, inoltre.
thé-riac, S.: teriaca, f. -riacal, ADJ.:
teriacale ; medicinale. '
ther - mòmeter, S.: termometro, m.
-mométrical, ADJ.: termometrico, di
termometro.
thérmoscope, S.: termoscopio, m.
thése, ART.: questi, queste, pl.
thesis, pl.-ses, S.: tesi, f.; argomento, m.
the -argic(al), ADJ.: teurgico. thée-
urgy, S.: teurgia, f.
thew, s.: maniere, f. pl.; qualità, f.; co-
stume, m.; grossezza, f. -ed, ADJ.: av-
vezzato, educato.
théy, PRON.: eglino, essi.
thick, ADJ.: spesso, serrato; grosso; fol-
to, denso; torbido; ADVv.: in folla, fre-
quentemente; presto: — cloud, nube den-
sa; — wall, muro spesso; — man, uomo
corpacciuto; an inch —, grosso (spesso)
come un dito; speak —, avere la lingua
grossa; through — and thin, a traverso
tutti gli ostacoli. thick 2, s.: spesso,
grosso, m., grossezza, f. -em, TR.: spes-
sare; condensare: INTR.: spessare, spes-
sirsi, condensarsi. -eming, S.: spessez-
za; densità, f.
thicket, S.:
to, m.
385
-lògy, 8.: teolo-
siepaglia, f.; boschetto fol-
386 thick-lipped
thick-lipped, ADJ.: che ha le labbra
grosse. -ly, ADV.: spessamente, folta-
mente; in gran numero. -mess, S.: spes-
sezza, densita, grossezza, f.: — of hear-
ing, durezza dq’ orecchie, f. -=set, ADJ.:
spesso, folto. -skin, s.: pelle dura,
pelle grossa, f. «skinned, ADI.: che
ha la pelle dura. -skulled, ADI.: che
ha la testa dura; stupido.
thîe-f, s.: ladro, rubatore, m.: little
(petty) —, ladroncello, m.; set a — to
catch a —, carne di lupo, zanne di cane;
stop —! al ladro! play the —, rubare.
-f-catcher, -f-taker, S.: birro, ser-
gente, m. -ve, TR.: rubare, involare.
-very, S.: ruberia, f., furto, latrocinio,
m. -ving, S.: rubamento, m., ruberia,
f., ladroneccio, m. -vish, ADJ.: inclinato
a rubare. -vishly, aDv.: da ladro.
-vishness, s.: inclinazione a rubare, f.
thigh, S.: coscia, f.
thill, s.: timone (di carro), m. -er,
-horse, s.: cavallo delle stanghe, m.
thimble, s.: ditale, m.
thin I, ADJ.: magro, smunto, smilzo; leg-
giero ; sottile, raro; tenue, fievole; chia-
ro; ADV.: radamente, in piccol numero;
chiaramente: grow —, divenir magro,
smagrire; — cloth, panno sottile (leggie-
ro); — hair, capelli rari; — audience,
uditorio poco numeroso. thin2, TR.: di-
radare, rarefare, attenuare; schiarare;
diramare.
thine, PRON.: tuo, tuoi, tue; il tuo, la
tua, i tuoi, le tue.
thing, s.: cosa, f., oggetto, affare, m.:
—s, cose, f. pl., affari; effetti, bauli, m.
pl., bagaglio, m.; another —, altra cosa;
poor little —, poveretto, poverino; above
all —s, principalmente.
think, IRR.; (IN)TR.: pensare, immagina-
re; meditare, considerare; stimare; os-
servare; esaminare; immaginarsi: I —
so, credo così; what do you — of it? che
ve ne pare? — light of, far poco conto
di; — much of, stimare, pregiare ; — well
of one’s self, aver buona opinione di sé
stesso; I will — the matter over, ci ri-
fletterò sopra, ci penserò. -er, S.: pen-
satore, meditante, m. -imgI, ADJ.: giu-
dizioso, savio. -ing 2, TR.: pensamento,
pensiero, m., opinione, f., giudizio, m.
thin-ly, ADv.: radamente; in piccol nu-
mero. -mess, S.: radezza, rarità, tenuita ;
magrezza, f.
third I, ADJ.: terzo: every — day, di tre
in tre giorni. third2,s.: terzo, m., terza
parte, f. -borough, s.: sottoconestabile,
m. -ly, ADV.: terzamente, nel terzo luogo.
thirl, TR.: forare, bucare.
thirst, s.: sete; voglia, f., desiderio, m.:
quench ones —, dissetarsi. thirst2,
thrall
INTR.: aver sete; desiderare, bramare.
-iness, S.: sete; appetito ardente, m.
-y, ADJ.: assetato, sitibondo; bramoso,
desideroso : be (very) —, aver (gran) sete.
thir-teen, ADJ.: tredici, m. -teenth,
ADJ.: tredicesimo. -tieth, ADJ.: trente-
simo. -ty, ADJ.: trenta.
this, PRON.: questo, questa; questa cosa:
from — place, da qui; by — time, a
quest’ ora, adesso; — way, da qui, per di
qua, costì, in questo luogo.
this-tle, s.: cardo, cardone, m. -tle=
down, s.: cottone di cardone, m. -tly,
ADJ.: pieno di cardoni.
thither, apv.: li, là, a questo luogo.
-to, ADV.: fin là. -ward, ADV.: verso
là, verso quella parte.
tho’ = though.
thélei, s.: schermo (per i remi), m.
thole 2, INTR.: soffrire.
thòng, s.: coreggia, striscia di cuoio, f.
tho-ràeic, ADJ.: toracico. -rax, S.:
(anat.) torace, petto, m.
thèrn, s.: spina, f., spino; travaglio, m.
-back, s.: razza, f. (pesce). -bush, s.:
spineto, m. -y, ADJ.: spinoso; afflittivo.
thorough 1, ADI. : intero, compiuto, per-
fetto; profondo, radicale. thorough 2,
PREP.: per traverso, a traverso. -bred,
ADJ.: di puro sangue. -fare, S.: pas-
saggio aperto, corso, m.; strada larga, via
pubblica, f. -ly, ADV.: interamente, a
fondo, affatto, perfettamente. -paced,
=sped, ADJ.: perfetto, compiuto, finito.
=stitch}, ADV.: interamente, affatto.
those, PRON. : quelli, quei, quegli; quelle;
coloro.
théu I, PRON.: tu. thou, TR.: dare del
tu a.
though, coni.: benchè, ancorchè, quan-
tunque, nonostante : as —, come se; even
—, ancorchè, quand’ anche; — it were so,
supposto fosse così.
thought that, s.: pensiero, m., opinione,
riflessione; cura; intenzione, f.: a —
strikes me, mi viene un'idea, -ful, ADJ.:
pensieroso, pensoso, meditativo. -fully,
ADV.: con viso pensoso. -fulness, S.:
pensiero profondo, m. -less, ADJ.: spen-
sierato, trascurato, negligente. -lessly,
ADV.: spensieratamente, negligentemente.
-lessness, S.: spensierataggine, inavver-
tenza; stolidezza, f. -sick, ADJ.: pieno
di pensieri.
thousand, ADJ.: mille: a —, mille; two
—, due mila; by —s, a migliaia. -th,
ADI. : millesimo.
thrack, TR.: caricare.
thraldom, s.: servitù, schiavitù, f.
thralli, s.: schiavo, m.; servità, f.
thrall 2, TR.: porre in schiavitù, sotto-
mettere.
thrash
thrash, TR.: trebbiare ; bastonare, battere;
(in)TR.: affaticarsi, lavorare. -er, s.:
trebbiatore; battitore, m. -ing-floor,
s.: ala, f.
thrasònical, ADJ.: vanaglorioso, vante-
vole. -ly, ADV.: vanagloriosamente.
thrave, S.: armento, branco, m.
thréad 1,s.: filo; seguito (d’ un discorso),
m.: skein of —, matassa di filo, f. threadz,
TR.: infilare; forare. -bare, ADJ.: usa-
to, spelato, logoro. -em, ADI.: di filo, fat-
to di filo. -y, ADI. : filamentoso.
thrèati, s.: minaccia, f. threat(-en)2,
TR.: minacciare; intimidire: — with, mi-
nacciare di. -ener, S.: minacciatore, m.
-ening, ADJ.: minacciante, minaccevole,
minaccioso ; S.: minacciamento, m., minac-
cia,f. -eningly, ADV.: minaccevolmen-
te, a modo minaccevole. -ful, ADJ.: mi-
naccioso, minaccevole.
thrée, ADJ.: tre: — times, tre volte; —
times as much, tre volte cotanto, triplo.
=-cornered, ADJ.: triangolare. «decker,
S.: bastimento da guerra a tre ponti. -fold,
ADI.: triplice, triplicato. footed, ADI.:
trifurcato. -pence, s.: sei soldi, m. pl.
«penny, ADJ.: volgare, di poco valore.
-pile, s.: velluto buono, m. -score,
ADJ.: sessanta, m.
thrénody, s.: canzone di lamentanza,
canzone funebre, f.
thrésh, ecc. = thrash, ecc.
mitare, m., soglia, f.
thriee, ADV.: tre volte.
thrid, TR.: infilare; passare per.
thrift, s.: profitto, guadagno, m.; parsi-
moria, frugalità, f. -ily, ADV.: frugal-
mente; parcamente; moderatamente.
-iness, s.: frugalità; parsimonia, eco-
nomia, f. -less, ADJ.: prodigo, profuso.
-y, ADI.: frugale; economico, parco; mo-
derato.
thrìlli:, s.: succhiello, trapanno, m.
thrill 2, tR.: forare; penetrare; INTR.:
strillare, squillare.
thriv-e, IRR.; INTR.: prosperare, profitta-
re; riuscire; avanzarsi, arricchirsi; cre-
scere; ingrassare. -er, S.: che profitta,
che s’ avanza; uomo fortunato, m. -ing!,
ADJ.: prosperante. -ing 2, S.: prosperi-
tà, f.; arricchimento, m. -ingly, ADV.:
con prosperità, con buon successo.
thrò = through.
throat, s.: strozza, gola, f.: cut the —,
scannare, strozzare. -wort, S.: baccaro,
m., bacchera, f. ae
throb 1, 8.: palpitamento, m., palpitazio-
ne, f. throb 2, INTR.: palpitare; muo-
versi. EA
throe 1, s.: dolore, m., doglia di parto;
agonia, f. throe2, TR: fare soffrire,
angosciare.
-old, s.: li-
387
throne 2, TR.:
thumping
throne I, s.: trono, m.
porre sul trono.
throng i, s.: calca, frotta, folla, f.
throng 2,TR.: serrare; stringere; INTR.:
andare in frotta; affollarsi; concorrere.
-lyj, ADV.: affollatamente.
thròstle, s.: tordo, m.
throttle, s.: strozza, canna della gola,
f. throttle 2, TR.: strangolare, stroz-
zare.
thréugh, PREP.: a traverso; per: —
him, per mezzo suo; — and —, da banda
a banda. -bred, ADJ.: perfettamente edu-
cato, perfettamente istrutto. -lighted,
ADJ.: illuminato tutto. -ly, ADV.: intie-
ramente, affatto, perfettamente. -éutI,
PREP.: fuorfuora, in ogni parte. -out2,
ADV.: dappertutto, in ogni luogo. =paced,
ADI. : compiuto, perfetto.
thròw, s.: getto, tratto, tiro, colpo, m.:
first —, cominciamento, m.; within a
stones —, a tiro di pietra, m. throw 2,
IRR.; (IN)TR.: gettare, lanciare, tirare,
buttare: — a defiance, provocare; sfida-
re; — out cries, sgridare; — a stone,
gettare una pietra; — about, spargere
qua e là; — away, scialacquare; spen-
dere; — away one's self, perdersi; — by,
rigettare, ributtare ; tralasciare; — down,
abbattere; — in (into), rinfacciare, rim-
proverare; — off, rigettare, espellere; —
out, espellere, escludere ; — overboard, far
getto di, gettar in mare; — up, vomitare;
gettare; — one’s self upon, riposarsi so-
pra. -er,s.: gettatore, lanciatore; tor-
citore (di seta), m. -ster, S.: torcitore
(di seta), m.
thrùm1, s.: frangia dello stame, f.
thrum 2, TR.: bastonare, battere ; strim-
pellare.
thrish, s.: tordo, m.
thrustI, s.: colpo, urto, m.; botta, f.
thrust 2, TR.: spingere; urtare; ficcare,
cacciare; forare; INTR.: ingerirsi; affol-
larsi: — away, scacciare, sospingere; —
back, ripercuotere; — down, atterrare,
precipitare; — in, ficcare; spingere; —
into prison, mettere in prigione; — on,
obbligare, costringere; — out, mettere
fuor di; — together, serrare, stringere.
-er, S.: spingitore, scacciatore, m.
thristle, s.: tordo, m.
thryfallow, TR.: (agr.) dare la terza ara-
tura. ;
thuùd, s.: suono pesante, m.
thùg, s.: assassino, m.
thùmb1I,s.: pollice, n. thumb 2, TR. :
squadernare ; toccare rozzamente. =stall,
s.: fascetta per il pollice, f.
thimp I, s.: colpo, m., percossa, botta, f.
thump 2, TR.: battere, bastonare. -er,
s.: che bastona, battitore, m. -ing1,
388 thumping
J.: grosso, grande. -ing2,9.: batti-
mento, percuotere, nm /
thinder 2, s.: tuono; romore, m.: the
— roars, mugghia il tuono. thunder 2,
tR.: fulminare; gridare; INTR.: tuonare ;
far un romore grande. -bolt, s.: fulmi-
ne, folgore, m.; scomunica, f. -clap, s.:
scoppio di tuono, scoppio di fulmine, m. -er,
s.: fulminatore, m. -img, ADJ.: tonan-
te ; terribile, strepitoso ; grande: — noise,
romore grande, m.; — voice, voce strepi-
tosa, f. -ous, ADJ.: tonante, fulminante.
-shower, S.: piaggia accompagnata da
lampi e tuoni, tempesta, f. stone, S.:
fulmine, folgore, m. strike, TR.: uc-
cidere col fulmine, fulminare.
tha-rible, 8.: turibolo, m
ADJ.: producente del incenso.
tion, s.: incensamento, m.
Tharsday, s.: giovedì, m.: Maundy —,
giovedi santo, m.
thiis, ADV.: cosi, in questo modo, in que-
sta maniera: — far, sin qui, sin adesso;
— much, tanto.
thwàck1, s.: percossa, f., colpo, m.;
sferza, frusta, f. thwack 2, TR.: percuo-
tere; sferzare, frustare.
thwàrt1,ADJ.: traverso, obbliquo, sghem-
bo, bistorto; perverso, malizioso. thwartz,
ADV.: a traverso, obbliquamente, a sghem-
bo. thwart3, TR.: attraversare, con-
trariare, contrastare, contendere; INTR.:
opporsi, esser opposto. -imgI, ADI.:
contrario, avverso, opposto. -ing2, S.:
contrarietà, contraddizione, opposizione, f.
-ingly, ADV.: in modo opposto, con op-
posizione. -mess, S.: contrarietà, per-
versità, f.
thy, PRON.: tuo, tua; tuoi, tue, pl.
thy-me, S.: timo, m.: wild —, sermolino,
serpillo, m. -my, ADJ.: pieno di timo.
thysélf, PRON.: te stesso, te stessa.
tiar(a), s.: tiara, f.; diadema, m.
tick I, s.: conto; credito, m. tick2,s.:
fodera (di piumaccio); fodera d’un guan-
ciale, f. tick 3, S.: ghiribizzo, m.; zec-
ca, f. (insetto): go upon —, pigliar a cre-
dito. ticlk4, INTR.: pigliar a credito.
-en, S.: traliccio, m. -eti, S.: bigliet-
to, m.; bulletta, f., bullettino, m.: round
trip —, biglietto d’ andata e ritorno. -et 2,
TR.: mettere delle bullette. -ing =
ticken.
tick-le 1, ADJ.: vacillante, barcollante ; in-
certo, istabile. -le2, TR.: solleticare, di-
leticare ; piacere; INTR.: solleticarsi, di-
lettarsi. -leness, s.: vacillamento, m.;
incertezza, f. -ler, s.: lusingatore, adu-
latore, m. -ling, S.: solleticamento, m
-lish, ADJ.: soggetto al solletico, solleti-
coso; delicato. -lishness, S. : solletico,
m.; incertezza; difficoltà, f.
-riferous,
-rifica-
tilt
ticktack, s.: giuoco alle tavole, tavolie-
re, m.
tid, ADJ.: delicato, schifo. -bit, s.: boc-
cone delicato, m. -der, -dle, TR.: acca-
rezzare.
tide 1, s.: marea, f., flusso del mare; tem-
po, m., stagione, f.: — of flood, rifiusso,
m.; go with the —, andare a seconda del-
la marea. tide2, TR.: sospingere col
flutto. tide3, INTR.: andare a seconda
della marea. -gate, 8.: cateratta; pe-
scaia, f. -sman, -waiter, s.: doganie-
re, m.
ti-dily, ADV.: pulitamente, acconciata-
mente, destramente. -diness, 8.: puli-
tezza; destrezza, acconcezza, nettezza, f.
tidings, s. PL.: nuove, novelle, f. pl.
tidy, ADJ.: pulito, netto, acconcio, destro.
ti-e1, s.: legame, nodo; patto, accordo,
m.: —s of friendship, vincoli (legami)
dell’ amicizia. -e2, TR.: legare, attacca-
re, serrare; obbligare, impegnare; for-
zare: — a knot, fare un nodo, annodare;
— one’s self, obbligarsi con voto. -e-beam,
S.: tirante, m.; chiave, f. -er, S.: fila,
f.: filare; numero, m
tîer-ee, S.: terzo, m.; terza, f. -eel, s.:
terzuolo, m. (falcone). -eet, S.: terzet-
to, m.
tiff1, s.: bevanda; collera, stizza, f. tiff2,
INTR.. essere in collera, adirarsi.
tiffany, s.: velo, m.; tocca, f.
tiger, S.: tigre, f.
tigh, s.: chiusura, f.
tight, ADJ.: tirato, teso, stretto; pulite,
acconcio, attillato ; attivo: — coat, abito
stretto (giusto); — rope, corda tesa.
-en, INTR.: tirare, stringere. -ly, ADV.:
strettamente ; attillatamente. -mess, S.:
strettezza ; attillatura, nettezza, f.
tigress, S.: tigre, f.
til-e I, s.: tegola, f., tegolo, m. -e2, TR.:
coprire con tegole. -ekiln, s.: fornace
s.: facitor di tegole;
S.: letto coperto
da tegole, f. -er,
conciatetti, m. -ing,
di tegole, m.
tilli, PREP., CONJ.: fino, infino, sino, in-
sino; finchè: — now, fin adesso; — then,
fin allora; — Monday, sino a lunedì
till2, s.: piccolo tiratoio, m.; cassetti
na; tavoletta, f. till3, TR.: arare, lavo-
rare, coltivare. -able, ADI.: arabile,
coltivabile. -age, s.: aramento, m.;
coltura, agricoltura, f. -erl, s.: ara-
tore, lavoratore ; cassettino, salvadanaio ;
piccolo albero.
tiller 2, s.: timone (d’ una barca), m.
till-ing, s.: aramento, m.; coltura, agri-
coltura, f. -mani, s.: agricoltore, ara-
tore, m.
tilt, s.: giostra, f., torneamento, m.
tilt2, s.: tenda, coperta, f.; riparo, m
tilt
rum, a — at, correre all'incontro colla
tancia in resta. tilt 3, TR.: coprire d’ una
tenda. tilt4, TR.: alzare (una botte);
armeggiare (con lancia). tilt5, INTR.:
giostrare; schermire. «boat, s.: barca
coperta, f. -er, S.: giostratore, schermi-
dore, m.
tilth, s.: coltura, agricoltura, f.
tilt-hammer, s.: martello di ferriera,
m. -ing, S.: torneamento, m. -s,S.:
giostra, f., torneamento, m. -yard,s.:
luogo da giostrare, m.
timber I, s.: legname; tronco (d’ albero),
m.; trave, f.: — of skins, quaranta pelli.
timber2, TR.: digrossare il legname,
fabbricare; INTR.: annidarsi. -ed, ADJ.:
fabbricato, costrutto. -merchant, S.:
mercante di legname, m. -wood, S.:
legname grosso, m. «work, s.: lavoro
di legname, m. “yard, s.: ricinto di
legname, m.
timbrel, s.: tamburino, cembalo, m.
timei, s.: tempo, m.; ora (del giorno);
stagione; (mus.) cadenza, f.; misura;
volta: at —s, qualche volta, talora; at no
—, in niun tempo, giammai; every —, in
ogni tempo, ogni volta; at that —, in
quel tempo, allora; by (at) this —, a
quest'ora; at any —, ogni tempo; in
—, col tempo; many a —, molte volte;
some —, qualche volta; from this —
forth, da qui innanzi; in good —, a
buon’ ora; all in good —, ogni cosa col
tempo; in the nick of —, al momento op-
portuno; in process of —, in processo di
tempo ; from — to —, di tempo in tempo;
from — immemorial, ab antico; in the
meantime, in questo mentre; in — to
come, in — coming, per l’avvenire; in
old —s, a’ tempi andati, già; in —s of
yore, per il passato; one — or other, un
giorno o l’altro; long before this —, mol-
to tempo prima; — out of mind, tempo
immemorabile, m.; beat the —, portar la
battuta; nick the —, prendere I’ opportu-
nità; give one —, dar del tempo ad uno;
‘spend one's —, impiegare il suo tempo;
watch a —, spiare l'occasione. time2,
TR.: prendere il tempo; (mus.) porre in
tuono. -ful, ADJ.: opportuno; favore-
vole. -honored, ADJ.: venerando. -keep-
er, s.: cronometro, m. -less, ADJ.:
fuor di tempo, inopportuno; immaturo.
-ly 1, ADJ.: opportuno, fatto a tempo de-
bito: give — notice, avvertire in tempo.
-ly 2, ADV. : opportunamente, di buon’ ora.
-piece = time-keeper. -server, 5.:
che s’accomoda a’ tempi. -worn, ADJ.:
frusto, logoro dagli anni.
tim-id, ADJ.: timido, timoroso.
s.. timidezza, timidità, f.
timorous, ADJ.: timoroso; scrupoloso.
-idity,
tire 389
-ly, ADV.: timorosamente. -mess, S.:
timorosità, timidità, timidezza, f.
timousf, ADJ.: opportuno, fatto per tempo.
tini, s.: stagno, m.; latta, f. (metallo).
tin2, TR.: stagnare, coprire di stagno,
coprire di latta.
tinc-tI,s.: tinta, f., colore, m. -t2, TR.:
tingere. -turei, s.: tintura, tinta, in-
fusione; notizia, idea, f. -ture2, TR.:
dare una tintura, tingere; imbevere.
tind}, TR.: accendere, allumare. -er, S.:
esca, f. (materia infiammabile). -er=box,
s.: battifuoco, m.
tine 1, s.: dente d'un erpice, m.; miseria,
f. tine2, TR.: accendere; INTR.: pizzi-
care.
tin-foil, s.: fogli di stanno, m. pl.
tingi, s.: tintinno, m. ting2, INTR.:
tintinnire.
tinge, TR.: tingere, colorire.
tingent, ADJ.: tingente.
ting-le, INTR.: tintinnire; risonare.
-ling,S.: tintinno; zufolio (d’ orecchi), m.
tink, INTR.: fare un suono acuto, tintin-
nire. -er, S.: rappezzatore di padellini,
calderaio, m. -le, INTR.: tintinnire.
tin-man, s.: lattaio, m. -mine, S.:
miniera di stagno, f. -ner, s.: che tra-
vaglia alle mine dello stagno. -my, ADJ.:
pieno di latta. plate, s.: latta, lami-
na di stagno, m.
tinsel1,s.: drappo orpellato; lustro fal-
so, m. tinsel2,TR.: coprire con orpello,
orpellare.
tinti, s.: tinta, f.; colorito, m. tint2,
TR.: tingere, colorire.
tiny, ADI. : piccolo, piccino, minuto; sot-
tile, macilente: — bit, tantino, tantinetto.
tip!, s.: punta, cima; estremità, f.; col-
mo, m. ‘tip2,TR.: ferrare la punta, mu-
nire di ferro: — one’s hand, ungere le
mani a uno; — down, gettar per terra;
abbattere; stramazzare; — off, cascare;
finire; morire.
tippet, s.: ciarpa, striscia, f.; collare, m.
tip-ple, s.: bevanda, f., liquore, m. -ple,
INTR.: bere poco e frequente; imbriacarsi.
-pled, ADJ.: inebbriato, briaco. -pler,
s.: bevitore,m. -plimg,s.: ubbriachez-
za, f., sbevazzamento, m. -pling-house,
8.: osteria, taverna, f.
tipstaff, s.: tavolaccino, birro, m.
tipsy, ADI. : inebbriato, ubbriaco: get —,
ubbriacarsi, imbriacarsi.
tiptoe, s.: punta del piede, f.: stand —,
stare sulla punta de’ piedi.
tirade, s.: invettiva, f., attacco, m.
tireI, s.: fila, f., filare, m.: — of guns,
fila di canoni, f. tirez, s.: acconciatu-
ra, f., ornamento, m. tire 3,TR.: accon-
ciare, ornare, adornare. tire4,TR.: fati-
care, stancare; annoiare; INTR.: stancarsi,
390 tired
straccarsi, noiarsi: — out one’s patience,
far scappare la pazienza ad uno. -d, ADJ.:
stanco, affaticato, seccato: rather —,
stanchetto, lasso; very —, stracco; — to
death, annoiatissimo. -dness, s.: fati-
ca, stanchezza, f. -sgme, ADJ.: noioso,
tedioso, importuno, incomodo. -some-
ness, S. : noia, f.; fastidio, m.; molestia,
seccaggine, f. «woman, S.: acconcia-
trice; cameriera, f.
tiring-house, «room, S.:
vestirsi, f.
*tis, egli è, gli è.
tisic, S.: tisichezza, f. -al, ADI.: tisico.
tissue I, S.: tessuto, m.; ordine, organiz-
zazione, f. tissue2, TR.. intrecciare;
variare.
tit, s.: cavallino; pezzo, m.; cingallegra, f.
Ti-tan, s.: Titano. ti-tànic, ADI.: tita-
nico.
titbit, s.: boccone delicato, m.
tith-able = titheable. -e1, s.: decima,
f. -e2, TR.: decimare, riscuotere le de-
cime; tassare. -eable, ADI. : decimabile.
-efree, ADJ.: esente della decima. -er,
8.: riscuotitore delle decime, m. -ing,
s.: decina; società di dieci, f. -ing=
man, S.: capodieci, capo d’ una decina;
caporale, m.
titil-late, TR.: titillare, solleticare. -la-
tion, s.: titillamento, solletico, m.
titlark, s.: allodola di prato, f.
title1,s.: titolo, m.; denominazione, iscri-
zione; ragione; dignità, f.: by a good —,
a buon titolo. title2, TR.: titolare, inti-
tolare; nominare. -less, ADJ.: senza
titolo, senza nome. «page, 8.: titolo,
frontispizio (@ un libro), m.
titmouse, S.: cingallegra, f.
titter1, S.: sorriso, riso ristretto, m.
titter2, INTR.: sorridere.
tittle, s.: punto (sopra la lettera); segno,
m.; particella, f. -tattle, s.: cicala-
mento; cicalone, mn. =tattle 2, INTR.: ci-
calare, chiacchierare.
titu-bate, INTR. : titubare, vacillare. -ba-
tion, 8.: titubazione, f., vacillamento, m.
titu-lar, ADJ.: titolare, nominale. -lari-
ty, s.: dignità titolare, f. -lary, ADJ.:
titolario, titolato ; S.: titolario, m.
t3, PREP.: a, verso, fino a: — the, al; (allo,
alla; ai, agli; alle); — and fro, qua e là;
— the end that, affinchè, acciocché; he
was like — die, egli fu per morire; go —
school, andare alla scuola; count — ten,
contare fino a dieci.
toad, s.: rospo, m., botta, f. -eater,
S.: parassito, m. -stone, 8.: chelonite, f.
-stool, s.: specie di fungo (agaricus), m.
toast 1,S.: pane abbrustolito, m.; salute;
donna celebre, f.: buttered —, pane ab-
brustolito con burro. toast2, TR.: ab-
camera da
tomcat
brustolire; bere alla salute, far brindisi:
—ed bread, pane abbrustolito. -er, s.:
bevitore alla salute di qualcheduno, m.
tobàcco, S.: tabacco, m.: smoke —,
fumare del tabacco. box, S.: tabac-
chiera, scatola da tabacco, f. -mist,
s.: tabaccaio; venditore di tabacco, m.
“pipe, S.: pipa, f. «pouch, s.: borsa
da tabacco, f. shop, s.: bottega d’un
tabaccaio, f. -smell, s.: odore di tabac-
co, m. smoke, s.: fumo di tabacco, m.
-spinner, s.: filatore di tabacco, m.
técsin, s.: campana d'allarme, f.
tòd, s.: cespuglio ; peso di venti otto lib-
bre (di lana), m.
to-day, ADV.: oggi.
toòddle, INTR.: vacillare.
toe, s.: dito del piede, m.: from top to —,
da capo a piedi.
tofore, ADV.: avanti, innanzi, prima.
toft, s.: boschetto, m.
to-ga, s.: toga, f. -gedi, ADI.: togato,
vestito di toga. :
togéther, ADV.: insieme: — with, in
compagnia di, unitamente a.
toill, s.: pena, fatica. toil2, s.: lun-
gaiuola, f. (rete). toil 3, TR. : lavorare, fa-
ticare, penare; INTR.: affaticarsi, affan-
narsi.
toilet, s.: tavolino da acconciarsi, m.
téil-ing, S.: pena, fatica, f., travaglio,
stento, m. -sgme, ADJ.: faticoso, pe-
noso, laborioso. -someness, s.: fatica,
f., lavoro, stento, m.
tokeni, s.: segno; presente, regalo; pe-
gno, m. tokenz, INTR.: far conoscer
(per un segno).
tole, TR.: trarre poco a poco.
tòler-able, ADI.: tollerabile, sopporta-
bile; mediocre. -ableness, S.: esser
tollerabile, m.; mediocrità, f. -ably,
ADV.: tollerabilmente, così così. -anee,
S.: tolleranza, pazienza, f. -amt, ADI.:
tollerante. -ate, TR.: tollerare, soppor-
tare, soffrire. -ation, s.: tolleranza; fr
toll1,s.: pedaggio, m. toll2, TR.: fare
pagare il pedaggio; INTR.: suonare una
campana a tocchi: — on, incitare; spro-
nare. =bar, s.: barriera, f. =booth,
8.: casotto di pedaggio, m.; prigione, f.,
carcere, m. «bridge, S.: ponte ove si
paga il pedaggio, m. =free, ADJ.: fran-
co di pedaggio. -gate, s.: ponte ove si
paga il pedaggio, f. -gatherer, S.:
collettore del pedaggio, pedaggiere, m.
=money, S.: pedaggio, m.
t6mbI, s.: tomba, sepoltura, f. tomb2,
TR.: seppellire. -less, ADI.: privo di
tomba. -stone, s.: lapide, f.; monu-
mento, m.
tòm-boy, 8.: ragazzaccia, f.
gatto, gattone, m.
-cat, s.:
tome
tome, s.: tomo, volume, m.
tomkin, s.: (art.) turaccio, m.
to-morrow, ADV.: domani, dimani.
tompion = tomkin.
tomtit, s.: cingallegra, f.
tén, s.: tonnellata, f.
tone, S.: tuono, suono; accento, m.; ela-
sticità, f.
tòng,s.: ardiglione di fibbia, m. -s,S.PL.:
molle, f. pl.
tònguei, s.: lingua, f.; linguaggio; idioma,
m.; favella, f.: — of a balance, ago d’ una
bilancia, m.; hold ones —, tacersi; have
tt at one’s —’s end, avere in sulla punta
della lingua. tongue 2, (IN)TR.: ripren-
dere; ciarlare, cianciare. -d, ADJ.: lin-
guacciuto ; che parla assai: double —,
dissimulato. -less, ADJ.: senza lingua;
muto. -pad, s.: ciarlatore, parlatore,
m. «tied, ADJ.: che non può ben par-
lare.
ténic(al), ADI. : tonico; elastico.
to-night, ADV.: stasera; stanotte.
tonnage, S.: tonnellaggio, m.: — duty,
diritto di tonnellaggio, m.
tonsils, s. PL.: amigdale, gavigne, f. pl.
ténsure, S.: tonsura, f.
tontîne, S.: tontina, f.
tony, S.: semplicione, m.
t30, ADV.: troppo; anche, ancora: —
much, troppo; — many, troppi; — well,
pur troppo; I know it —, lo so anch'io.
téol, s.: strumento, ordigno; agente:
carpenter’s —s, ordigni di legnaiuolo.
t60om }, ADI. : vuoto.
tdot, INTR.: suonare (il corno); far stre-
pito. i
t5oth1, s.: dente; gusto, palato, m.;
forchetta, f.: set of teeth, dentatura, f.;
false —, dente finto; have a — drawn,
farsi cavare un dente; — and nail, con
ogni forza e sapere; in his teeth, alla sua
barba; cast in the teeth, rinfacciare, in-
sultare. tooth2, TR.: fornire di denti;
incastrare. -ache, s.: mal di denti, m.
“brush, s.: spazzettino de’ denti, m.
-drawer, s.: cadaventi, m. -ed, ADJ.:
dentato, addentellato. -less, ADJ.: senza
denti, sdentato. -pick, -picker, S.:
stuzzicadenti, m. powder, s.: polvere
per i denti, f. -some, ADI.: gustoso.
-someness, S.: buon gusto; sapere, m.
-y}, ADI.: dentato. :
tòpI, s.: sommità, cima; estremità, fa
colmo; cocuzzolo (del capo); cielo (del
letto), m.: — of a house, comignolo, m.;
— of a tree, rosta @ albero, f.; from — to
bottom, da alto a basso; from — to toe, da
capo a piedi. top2, ADJ.: principale;
sommo; migliore. top3, TR.: tagliare
la cima; coprire; alzare; scapezzare ;
smoccolare (una candela); INTR.: alzarsi;
tortious 391
eccellere: — upon one, pigliare superiori-
ta sopra alcuno.
topaz, S.: topazio, m.
top-e, INTR.: trincare, bere assai. -er,
s.: bevitore, beone, m.
top-fal, ADJ.: pieno sino all'orlo. -gal-
lant, s.: perrocchetto, m.
toph, s.: tufo, m. -Aceous, ADJ.: are-
noso, pietroso.
top-heavy, ADJ.: troppo pesante in ci-
ma.
Tophet, s.: inferno, m.
topic, S.: topico; soggetto, m. -al,
ADJ.: topico, locale. -ally, ADV.: local-
mente.
tòp-knot, s.: nastro da portare sulla te-
sta, m. -less, ADJ.: senza cima. -man,
S.: segatore che tira la sega insù, m.
-mast, s.: albero di gabbia, m. -most,
ADJ.: superiore, sommo.
topòg-rapher, s.: topografo, m. -ràph-
ic(al), ADJ.: topografico. -raphy, S.:
topografia, f.
topping, ADJ.: principale; vago, bello,
elegante. -ly, ADV.: vagamente, elegan-
temente.
top-ple, INTR.: cadere. -proudf, ADI.:
orgogliosissimo. sail, s.: vela di gab-
bia, f., trinchetto, m. -sy=t@rvy, ADV.:
in iscompiglio, sottosopra.
tér, s.: terricella, collina, f.
térch, s.: torcia, f.; torchio, doppiere,
m. =bearer, S.: che porta la torcia in-
nanzi. -er,S.: che fa lume colla torcia.
-light, s.: lume di torcia, m. -weed,
S.: (bot.) verbasco, m.
tòor-menti, s.: tormento, travaglio, m.;
afflizione, pena, f. -mént2, TR.: tor-
mentare, travagliare, affliggere, vessare.
-ménter = formentor. -méntil, s.:
(bot.) tormentilla, f. -mémting, ADI.:
tormentoso, affannoso. -méntor, S.:
tormentatore, m.
tornado, s.: molinello di vento, m., bur-
rasca, tempesta, f.
torpédo, S.: torpedine; torpiglia, f. (pe-
sce).
tér-pid, ADJ.: torpente, intormentito, in-
torpidito. -pidity, -pidness, -pitude,
s.: torpidezza, f., intirizzamento, m. -por,
S.: torpore, stupore, m.
tor -refàetion, S.:
-refy, TR.:
abbrustolire.
tòrrenti, ADJ.: impetuoso, rapido. tor-
rent, s.: torrente, f.
torrid, ADJ.: torrido, arido ; abbruciante.
tér-sel, s.: cosa torta, cosa attorcigliata,
f. -sign, S.: torcimento, m., torcitura, f.
-t, S.: torto, m., ingiuria, f. -tile, ADJ.:
torto, attorcigliato. -tign},s.: torzione,
J.; tormento, m. -tious, ADJ.: che fa
arrostimento, m.
seccare al fuoco, arrostire,
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torto, pregiudiziale. -tive, ADJ.: tortuo-
so, attorcigliato.
tértoise, S.: testuggine, f.
tartaruga, f.
tortudsity, S.: tortuosità, sinuosità, f.
tòrtuous, ADJ.: tortuoso, sinuoso. -ness
= tortuosity.
tèrtur-e1,8.: tortura, f., tormento; do-
lore, m.: put to the —, porre alla tortura.
-e2, TR.: dare la tortura, tormentare.
-er, s.: che da la tortura, carnefice, m.
-ing, s.: tortura, f., tormento, m. -ing-
ly, ADV.: tormentosamente. -ous, ADJ.:
tormentoso.
tòr-vity}, s.: torvita, f.; viso arcigno,
m. -voust, ADJ.: torvo, arcigno, au-
stero.
Tory, 8.: tori, m.
tose}, TR.: scardassare.
tòssI,S.: scossa, gettata, f., sbalzo, crol-
lo, m.: give a thing a —, dare una scossa
ad una cosa; it isa —-up, è affatto in-
certo. toss2, TR.: sbalzare, scuotere,
agitare, gettare; tormentare, penare, af-
fannare; palleggiare ; INTR.. agitarsi, di-
menarsi; affannarsi: — a ball, rimandare
una palla; — about, gettar qua e la; —
up, giuocar a cappelletto. -er, S.: che
scuote, che agita. -img, S.: scossa; agi-
tazione, commozione, f., tempellamento,
movimento, m.: the — of the waves, l agi-
tarsi de’ flutti; the — of the ship, il tem-
pellamento della nave. -pot, 8.: bevito-
re, trincatore, m.
to-tal, ADJ.: totale, tutto, intero: —
sum, somma totale, f. -tàlity, S.: tota-
lità; somma totale, f. -tally, ADV.: to-
talmente, interamente, affatto. -talness
= totality.
t’éther, PRON.: I altro.
totter, INTR.: vacillare, traballare, bar-
collare. -img, ADJ.: vacillante, barcol-
lante ; S.: vacillamento, m. -imgly, ADV.:
in modo vacillante, a onde. -y}, ADI.:
vacillante, barcollante ; vertiginoso.
touch 1, 8.: tocco, tatto; tratto (di pen-
nello), m.; tintura, f.; saggio, m.; prova,
f., cimento, esame ; detto acuto, m.: — of
disease, attacco di malattia, m.; give one
a —, toccare alcuno; give a — by the by,
sbottonare alcuno. touch 2, TR.: tocca-
re, tastare; provare; INTR.: -essere vici-
no; appigliarsi; aspettarsi: — a musical
instrument, suonare qualche strumento
musicale; — with pity, muovere a com-
passione ; — at, approdare, pigliare porto ;
— on, toccare; parlare brevemente di;
— up, ritoccare; — to the quick, toocare
al vivo. -able, ADJ.: toccabile, palpabi-
le. «hole, s.: focone (d’ un’ arma da fuo-
co), m. -iness, S.: stizza, f., mal umo-
re, m. -ingi, PREP.: circa, intorno,
tortive
-shell, s.:
toyish
concernente. -img2, ADJ.: toccante;
commovente, patetico; compassionevole.
-ing 3, S.: toccamento, tatto, m. -ingly,
ADV.: in modo commovente (patetico).
-me-not, s.: (bot.) noli me tangere, m.
“pan, s.: focone (d’un' arma da fuoco),
m. stone, S.: pietra di paragone, f.;
criterio, esame, m. wood, S.: legno
putrido; agarico, m. -y, ADJ.: stizzoso,
ritroso ; litigioso, irascibile.
tough tùf, ADJ.: tiglioso, viscoso, tenace ;
duro ; forte, robusto ; crudele. -em, INTR.:
diventare duro, diventare tiglioso. -ness,,
s.: durezza; viscosità, tenacità, inflessibi-
lità, f.
toupét, s.: ciuffetto, toppé, m.
tour, S.: giro, m., girata; scorsa, spas-
seggiata, f.: little —, viaggetto, giro, m.,
gitta, f.; grand —, giro. -ist, S.: tu-
rista, gitante; viaggiatore, m.
t6ur-nament, -ney!, S.: torneamento,
m., giostra, f. -mey 2, INTR.: far tornea-
mento, giostrare. -niquet, S.: (surg.)
tornaquette, compressore, m.
téu-se, TR.: straccinare, strascinare.
-ser, S.: mastino (cane); furioso, m.
tow 1, s.: stoppa, f. tow 2,s.: fune, al-
zana, f.; filo della canapa, m. tow 3,
TR.: rimorchiare, rimurchiare. -age, S.:
rimorchio, m.
toward1I, PREP.: verso, inverso: — the
right hand, a man dritta. toward 2,
ADJ.: dedito, inclinato, prono; docile.
-liness, s.: attitudine, dispostezza; doci-
lità, f. -ly 1, ADJ.: disposto ad impara-
re, docile. -ly2, ADV.: destramente.
-ness = towardliness. -s = toward, prep.
tow-boat, S.: rimorchiatore, m.
téwel, s.: tovaglia, salvietta, f.; tova-
gliuolo, m.
tòwer1,s.: torre; fortezza, f. tower2,
torreggiare; alzarsi alto: little —, tor-
retta, f. -ed, ADJ.: munito da torri.
tow-ing, S.: rimorchiare, m. «line, s.:
(nav.) corda da rimorchiare, f.
town, s.: città, f.; borgo grosso, m.;
borgata, f.: little —, borguccio, borghet-
to; fortified —, piazza forte, f.; go to —,
andare in città. -eclerk, s.: segretario
della città, f. =dues,s.: dazi di consu-
mo, m. pl. -house, s.: casa della città,
f. -ship, S.: corporazione d’ una città;
giurisdizione d’ una città, f. -sman,S.:
borghese, concittadino, m. talk, S.:
romore, bisbiglio generale, m.: ’tis the —,
così si dice per la città.
tòxic(al), ADJ.: tossicoso, velenoso.
toy I, s.: bagattella, frascheria, f. toy 2,
INTR.: scherzare, trastullare. -er, S.:
trastullatore, m. -fal, ADJ.: trastulle-
vole. -ing, S.: burla, f., scherzo, m.
-ish, ADJ.: scherzoso, burlevole. -ish-
toyishness
ness, S.: trastullo, scherzo, m., beffa, f.
-man, S.: che vende trastulli, m. -shop,
s.: bottega da vendere trastulli, f.
tra-ee I, s.: iraccia; pedata, orma; stri-
scia, f. -ce2, INTR.: tracciare; deli-
neare: — to the original, ripigliare l’ori-
gine; — out (up), seguitare; scoprire.
-eeable, ADI. : che può esser tracciato.
-eer, S.: che seguita la traccia, che trova
la treccia; spiatore, m. -eing, S.: pe-
data, pesta, f.
tràck1, s.: traccia, orma, f., vestigio;
solco (della nave), m.: — of a wheel, car-
reggiata, rotaia, f.; follow one by the —,
seguitare alcuna alla pesta. track2,
TR.: tracciare ; seguitare alla pesta. -less,
ADJ.: senza traccia; senza segni; senza
via.
tràct I, s.: tratto; spazio, m.; regione,
contrada, f., paese; trattato, m.: — of
hills, catena di montagne, f.; in — of
time, in processo di tempo, alla lunga.
tract 2, TR.: allungare, prolungare ; dif-
ferire. -ability = tractableness. -able,
ADJ.: trattabile, pieghevole; docile. -able-
ness, S.: trattabilità ; affabilità ; docilità,
f. -ably, ADV.: trattabilmente; affabil-
mente; con docilità. -atet,s.: trattato,
discorso, m. -ile, ADJ.: duttile, mallea-
bile; maneggevole. -ility, s.: qualità
estendibile, duttilità, f.
traction, S.: trazione, f.
trad-e1,s.: mestiere, m., professione, f.;
traffico, commercio ; negozio, impiego, m.:
Foreign —, commercio coll’ estero; by —,
di mestiere. -e2, INTR.: trafficare, mer-
catare; negoziare. -ed, ADJ.: versato,
practicato. -eful, ADJ.: mercantile, di
commercio. -er, S.: mercante, merca-
tante, negoziante; praticante, m. -es-
folk}, s.: artigiani; mercanti, m. pl.
-esman, 8.: artigiano, artefice; botte-
ghaio ; borghese, m. -eswoman, s.: don-
na di mestiere, mercantessa, f. -ewind,
s.: vento etesio, m., etesie, f. pl. -ing,
ADJ.: mercantile, di commercio ; S.: mer-
catura, f., commercio, traffico, m.
tradition, s.: tradizione, f. -al, ADI.:
tradizionale. -ally, ADV.: per tradi-
zione, secondo la tradizione. -ary =
traditional.
tràditive, ADJ.: trasmesso, trasmissibile.
trada-ee, S.: censurare; calunniare,
diffamare; accusare; propagare. -ee-
ment, s.: censura; diffamazione, ca-
lunnia, f. -eer, 8.: diffamatore, calun-
niatore, m. -eiblet, ADI.: che si può
traslatare; che si può derivare. -eing,
s.: diffamamento, m., calunnia, f. .
tradic-tion{, s.: traduzione, versione ;
propagazione, f.; passaggio, condotto, Mm.
-tive +, ADJ.: che si può derivare.
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tràffic 1, s.: traffico, commercio, negozio.
traffic 2, TR.: trafficare, negoziare, mer-
canteggiare. -able, ADJ.: mercatabile.
-ker, s.: trafficante, mercante, negozian-
te, m.
tragedian, s.: attore tragico, m.
tràg-edy, s.: tragedia, f. -ic(al), ADI.:
tragico ; doloroso, triste. -ically, ADV.:
tragicamente ; tristamente. -icalness,
s.: calamità deplorabile; miseria, f.
-icòmedy, s.: tragicommedia, f. -icom-
ical, ADJ.: tragicomico. -icOmically,
ADV.: in modo tragicomico.
traili, s.: pesta, traccia, f.; strascino,
m., strascinata, f. trail2, (IN)TR.: stra-
scinare, strascicare. -imgi, ADJ.: stra-
scicante. -img 2, S.: strascico, strasci-
no, m.
train I, s.: seguito; corteggio, accompa-
gnamento ; traino, m.; connessione ; trac-
cia (di polvere), f.; metodo; artifizio, m.,
astuzia, f.; (rail.) treno, convoglio ; treno
di vagoni, treno di vetture a vapore, m.:
passenger —, treno di persone, m.; lay a
— for, tender insidie. train2, TR.:
strascinare, tirare; allettare, lusingare;
educare, allevare, esercitare, disciplinare :
— up, educare, allevare. -bands, S. PL.:
milizia, f. -bearer, S.: caudatario, m.
-er, S.: istruttore, m. -ing up, S.:
istruzione, f., disciplinare; esercizio, m.
soil, s.: olio di balena, m. -yf, ADI.:
d’ olio di balena.
traipse, INTR.: camminare sconciamente.
trait, s.: tratto; tocco, colpo, m.
trai-tor, S.: traditore, perfido, m. -tor-
ous, ADJ.: traditorio, traditoresco, perfi-
do. -torously, ADV.: traditorescamen-
te, da traditore. -torousness, S.: tra-
dimento, m., perfidia, f. -tress, S.: tra-
ditrice; perfida, f.
tra-ject, s.: traietto, trapassamento, m.
-jéct }, TR.: lanciare, tirare, scagliare
per mezzo. -jéction, s.: traiezione;
emissione, f. -lationi, s.: tralazione,
f. -latitious, ADJ.: metaforico. -lati-
tiously, ADV.: metaforicamente.
tràlineatet, INTR.: tralignare; deviare
dalla via.
tralueent{, ADJ.: tralucente.
tràmmeli, s.: tramaglio, m. (rete).
trammel 2, TR.: pigliare alla rete;
prendere ; intercettare.
tramontane I, ADJ.: tramontano, oltra-
montano. tramontane 2,8.: tramon-
tana, f., aquilone, m.
tramp I, s.: calpestrare; andare a piedi,
camminare, errare. tramp 2, S.:-cammi-
nata (a pié); (or -er), camminatore; vaga-
bondo, mendicante, m. -le, INTR.: calpe-
stare, conculcare. -ler, s.: calpestatore,
conculcatore, m. -ling, s.: calpestio, m.
trampling
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tram-road, -way, 8.: tramvia, f., tram-
way, mM.
tranee, 8.: estasi, f., rapimento, m.
ADJ.: in estasi, estatico.
trànnelij, s.: spilla acuta, f.; spilletto
acuto, m.
tràn-quil, ADJ.: tranquillo, quieto, non
agitato. -quillize, TR.: tranquillare,
abbonacciare. -quillity, S.: tranquilli
tà, quiete; bonaccia, f. -quilly, ADV.:
tranquillamente. -quilness, s.: tran-
quillità, f.
transàc-t, TR.: maneggiare; negoziare,
trattare. -tign, S.: transazione, nego-
ziazione, convenzione, f.; atto: the —s of
the Royal Society, gli atti della Società
Reale. -tor, S.: negoziatore; fattore, m.
transaàni- mate}, TR.: transanimare;
transmigrare. -mation, s.: transmigra-
zione, f.
transeénd, TR.: trascendere, eccedere,
tramroad
-d,
superare. -enee, -eney, S.: superiori-
ta, eccellenza, f. -emt, ADJ.: trascen-
dente. -éntal, ADJ.: trascendentale.
-èntally, ADV.: in modo sopreminente,
straordinariamente.
trànscolatei, TR.: colare, feltrare, pas-
sare.
tran-scribe, INTR.: trascrivere, copiare.
-scriber, S.: trascrittore, copista.
-seript, S.: copia, f.; apografo, m.
-seription, s.: trascrivere, copiare, m.
-scriptively}, ADV.: in modo trascritto,
in modo copiato.
transcar}, TR.: trascorrere, vagare.
-stoni, S.: trascorrere, vagamento, m.
transe = trance.
trans-fer 1, s.: trasferimento, trasporta-
mento, m. -f6r2, TR.: trasferire, tra-
sportare. -ferable, aDJ.: trasferibile,
trasportabile. -férrer, s.: che trasferi-
sce.
trans-figurate = transfigure. -figu-
ration, s.: trasfigurazione, f. -figure,
TR.: trasfigurare, mutare figura.
transfix, TR.: trafiggere, trapassare.
trans-form, TR.: trasformare; mutar
forma; INTR.: trasformarsi, cangiarsi.
-formation, S.: trasformazione, f.
-forming, s.: trasformamento, m.
transfretàtioni, s.: viaggio d’ oltrama-
re, m.
transfù-se, TR.: trasfondere, travasare.
-sible, ADI. : trasfondibile. -giom, S.:
trasfondimento, m.
trans-gréss, (IN)TR.: trasgredire; disub-
bidire; violare: — a law, violare una
legge. -gréssion, s.: trasgressione, f.
-gréssive, ADJ.: trasgressivo ; colpevole.
*gréssor, S.: trasgreditore, peccatore,
m., -trice, f.
transient, ADJ.: transitorio; labile; pas-
transportment
-ly, ADV.: in modo transite-
seggiero.
-ness, S.: poca dura-
rio, di passaggio.
bilità, f.
transilien-ee }, -ey }, S.:
in cosa, m.
tràn-sit, s.: transito; passare, m. -si-
tion, s.: passaggio; mutamento, cam-
biamento, m. -sitive, ADJ.: transitivo.
-sitorily, ADV.: transitoriamente. -si-
toriness, S.: poca durabilità, f. -si-
tory, ADI. : transitorio, passeggiero.
trans-latable, ADI.: traducibile; tra-
sportabile. -late, TR.: traslatare; tra-
durre: — literally, tradurre letteralmen-
te (alla lettera). -lating, -lation, s.:
traduzione; traslazione, f. -lator, 8.:
traduttore; traslatore, m. -latery,
ADJ.: traslatorio.
trans-laeceney, S.: trasparenza, diafa-
nità, f. -laeent, -lùeid{, ADJ.: tra-
sparente.
transmarine, ADJ.: oltramarino.
trans-migrate, TR.: trasmigrare, pas-
sare da un luogo all’altro. -migration,
S.: trasmigrazione, f.
trans-mission, s.: trasmissione, f., tra-
sporto, m. -missive, ADJ.: trasmesso.
-mit, TR.: trasmettere, fare passare.
-mittal {, s.: trasmissione, f.; traspor-
to, m. -mitter, S.: trasmettitore, m.
trans-mutable, ADJ.:trasmutabile. -mù-
tably,ADV.: in modo trasmutabile. -mu-
salto di cosa
tation, s.: trasmutazione, f., trasmuta-
mento, m. -mute, TR.: trasmutare, tra-
sformare. -muter, S.: trasmutatore,
cambiatore, m.
transom, s.: traversa; imposta di porta,f.
transpàren-ey, s.: trasparenza, diafa-
nità, f. -t, ADJ.: trasparente, diafano.
-tly, ADV.: in modo trasparente. -tness
= transparency.
transpàss], INTR.: trapassare.
transpicuous, ADI. : trasparente.
transpîeree, TR.: trafiggere ; trapassare.
trans-pirable, ADI.: traspirabile. -pi-
ration, s.: traspirazione, f. -pire, INTR.:
traspirare ; esalare.
transplaeef}, TR.: rimuovere, dislogare.
trans-plant, TR.: traspiantare; trasfe-
rire. -plantation, s.: traspiantamen-
to, m. -plànter, s.: che traspianta.
-planting, s.: traspiantamento, m.
transpléndent}, apJ.: tralucente.
tràns-port, S.: trasporto; rapimento,
m., estasi, f.: —s of joy, estasi, f. -port,
TR.: trasportare; trasferire; metter fuor
di sè. -portaneet, s.: trasporto, tra-
sportare, m. -portation, s.: trasporta-
zione, f., trasporto, m. -portedly, ADV.:
in modo estatico. -pérter, s.: traspor-
tatore, m. -porting, ADJ.: estatico,
maraviglioso. -portmenti, s.: traspor-
transport-ship
to, m. -port-ship, sî: nave di carico,
f., bastimento da trasporto, m.
trans-posal, s.: trasponimento, m., tra-
sposizione, f. -pose, TR.: trasporre, mu-
tar di luogo. -posing, -position, s.:
trasposizione, mutazione, f.
transshape, TR.: trasformare, trasfigu-
rare.
tran-substàntiate, TR.: transustanzia-
re. -substantiation, s.: transustan-
ziazione, f.
tran-sudation, s.: trasudazione, f., tra-
sudamento, m. -siade, INTR.: trasudare,
traspirare.
transùmption, s.: transunzione, f., tra-
sporto, m.
trans-vasatej, TR.: travasare.
tioni, s.: travasamento, m.
trans-vérsal, ADJ.: trasversale; obbli-
quo. -vérsally, ADV.: trasversalmente.
-vérse I, ADJ.: trasverso, torto. -versej2,
TR.: rovesciare. -wérsely, ADV.: tra-
sversalmente.
trap 1, TR.: ornare, decorare.
s.: trappola; trama, f.: set a —, tendere
una trappola, trappolare; ingannare.
trap 3, TR.: trappolare; insidiare. -àAn1,
S.: trappola, f. -am 2, TR.: attrappare;
insidiare. -anner, s.: insidiatore, f.
-door, s.: trappola, f., trabocchello, m.
trapej, INTR.: camminare sconciamente,
vagabondare. -s, S.: donna sudicia, don-
naccia, f.
trapez-e, s.: trapezio, m.
(geom.) trapezio, m.
trapper, S.: trappolatore (d’ animali), m.
trappings, Ss. PL.: gualdrappe, f. pl. ; or-
namenti, m. pl. :
tràsh1, s.: robaccia; bagattella, f.
trash 2, TR.: tagliare; umiliare; doma-
re. -y, ADJ.: spregevole, da nulla.
traumatic, ADJ.: (med.) traumatico.
travail, s.: travaglio, lavoro, m.; fati-
ca, f. travailz{, INTR.: travagliare,
lavorare ; affaticare, affannare.
tràveli, s.: lavoro; affanno, m.; mole-
stia, f.; viaggio, m. travel2, INTR.:
viaggiare. -(l)er, s.: viaggiatore, viag-
giante, m. -(I)ingi, ADI.: viaggiante,
passeggiero. -(l)ing 2, 8.: viaggio; cam-
mino, m. -taintedj, ADJ.: logoro dal
lungo viaggio.
trà-verseI, ADJ.: traverso; trasversale,
obbliquo ; ADV.: a traverso; per mezzo di.
-verse 2, s.: traversa, f.; tragetto; bor-
deggio, m.; avversità, f. -verse3, TR.:
traversare, passare attraverso; impedire;
opporsi; guastare.
tràves-ty 1, S.: travestimento, m., tra-
duzione burlesca; parodia, f. -ty2, TR.:
travestire; burlare, parodiare.
tray, S.: truogo, trogolo, vasoio, m.
-vasa-
trap 2,
-ium, S.:
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tréacher{, s.: traditore, m. -ous,
ADJ.: traditoresco, proditorio. -ously,
ADV. : traditorescamente.
S.: tradimento, m.
tréacle, s.: teriaca, melassa, f.
trèadi, s.: passo, m.; via; traccia, f.
tread 2, IRR.; TR.: calpestare, calcare;
tracciare; INTR.: camminare, andare:
— in the footsteps of, seguitar la traccia
di; — handsomely, camminare bene; —
softly, camminare pian piano; — on (up-
on), calpestare; vilipendere. -er, S.:
calcatore, calpestatore, m. mill, s.:
mulino di disciplina, m. -le, s.: calcola
(di tessitore), f., pedale, m.
tréague, S.: tregua, f.
tréason, S.: tradimento, m.; perfidia, f.:
high —, delitto di lesa maestà, m.; petty
—, omicidio d’ un padrone, ecc., m. -able,
ADJ.: traditoresco, proditorio. -ably,
ADV.: traditorescamente, da traditore.
-ous, ADJ.: traditoresco.
tréasur-el, S.: tesoro, m.
-ousness, -y,
-©2, TR.:
tesaurizzare, ammassare ricchezze. -e=
house, s.: tesoreria, f., tesoro, m. -er,
S.: tesoriere, m. -ership, 8.: carica di
tesoriere, f. -y, S.: tesoreria, f. -y=bill,
8.: biglietto di tesoro, m., cedola del re-
gio tesoro, f., assegnato, m.
tréati,s.: pasto, banchetto, m., festa, f.
treat2, TR.: dar un pasto; trattare;
negoziare; INTR.: discorrere; razionare:
— kindly, trattare cortesemente. -able,
ADJ.: trattabile; pieghevole; moderato.
-ably, ADV.: pieghevolmente; modera-
tamento. -ing, S.: trattamento, m.
-ise, S.: trattato, discorso; tratto, m.
-iser, S.: componitore di trattati, m.
-ment, s.: trattamento, m.; accoglien-
za, f. -y,S.:trattato, m.; convenzione, f.
trébl-e1, ADJ.: triplicato, triplice. -e2,
S.: (mus.) suono acuto; soprano, m. -e 3,
TR.: triplicare; INTR.: diventare triplo.
-eness, S.: triplicità, f. -y, ADV.: tri-
plicemente.
tree, s.: albero, arbore, m.: — of a sad-
dle, arcione di sella, m. -mf, ADI.: fatto
di legno.
tréè'foil, s.: trifoglio, trefoglio, m.
tréllis, s.: gelosia, graticciata, f.; fra-
ticcio, m.
trém-ble, INTR.: tremare; temere. -bler,
s.. che trema. -blingi, ADJ.: treman-
te, tremoroso. -bling2, s.: tremore;
trillo, m.: cause a —, fare tremare.
-blingly, ADV.: tutto tremante.
treméndous, ADJ.: spaventevole, terri-
bile, orribile. -ly, ADV.: terribilmente.
trémo(u)r, S.: tremore, terrore, m.
trémulous, ADI. : tremoloso, tremulo.
-ly, ADV.: in modo tremulo. -ness, s.:
tremolare, m.; vibrazione, f.
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trènchi, s.: fosso, m.; fossa; (mil.)
trincea, f.: — about, circondare di trin-
cee. trench2, TR.: tagliare; scavare:
— about, circondare con trincee. -ant,
ADJ.: trinciante ; tagliente, affilato. -er,
S.: tagliere, m.; tavola, f. -erflyj,sS.:
parassito, scroccone, m. -erman, S.:
gran mangiatore, ghiottone, m. -ermate,
S.: compagno di tavola, m.
tréndi, s.: direzione, f.
tendere; tirare.
tréndle, s.: viluppo; cilindro, m.
trepàni, s.: trapano; stratagemma, m.
trepan2, TR.: trapanare; adescare, al-
lettare, lusingare. -ner, S.: furbo; in-
gannatore, m.
trép-id }, ADJ. : tremante, timoroso. -ida-
tion, 8.: trepidazione, f. -idityt, s.:
trepidazione, f., terrore, m.
tréspassI, S.: trasgressione, f., misfatto,
m., offesa, f.; delitto, m. trespass2,
INTR.: trasgredire ; offendere, violare: —
upon, infringere, violare; abusare di: /
fear to — upon your time, temo di abusa-
re del vostro tempo. -er, s.: trasgredi-
tore; offenditore, m.
tréss, S.: treccia di capelli, f.: golden
—es, trecce d’oro. -ed, ADJ.: intreccia-
to, annodato in treccia. -es, S. PL.:
trecce di capelli, f. pl.
trés-tle, s.: cavalletto; trespolo, m.
trét, s.: (com.) tara, f.
trévet, s.: treppiede, treppié, m.
tréy, S.: tre, m. (alle carte o a’ dadi).
triable, ADJ.: che si può provare.
triad, s.: unità di tre, f.
trial, s.: saggio, esame, m.; prova, f.;
attentato, sforzo, m.: on —, alla prova;
by way of —, per via di saggio; — at
law, causa, f., processo, m.; make a —
of a thing, far prova di qualche cosa.
tri-angle, s.: triangolo, m. -angular,
ADJ.. triangolare.
tribe, s.: tribù; razza, stirpe, f.
tribulation, s.: tribolazione, afflizione,
f.; affanno, m.
tribùnal, s.: tribunale, m.
tribu-ne, s.: tribuno, m. -neship, S.:
uffizio di tribuno, m. -nitial,-nitious i,
ADI. : tribunizio.
tribu-tary, S.: tributario; dipendente.
-tel, S.: tributo, censo, m., tassa, f.:
(fig.) pay — to nature, pagare il tributo
alla natura, morire. -te2, TR.: pagare
come tributo.
triee, S.: momento, istante, attimo, m.:
in a —, in un istante, in un attimo.
trick1, s.: furberia; sottigliezza; mali-
zia; beffa, burla, f.; artifizio, giuoco di
mano, m.; abitudine, costume; mano, baz-
za, f. (alle carte): play a —, fare una bur-
la; ingannare; ugly —, brutto scherzo,
trench
trend 2, TR.:
trim
m., villania, f.; 6dd —s, stramberia, f. pl.;
full of —s, pieno di maliziette. trick,
TR.: burlare; ingannare, gabbare: — up,
abbellire, ornare. -er, S.: grillo (d’ uno
schioppo), m. -ery,S.: artifizio, m. -ing,
s.: ornamento; abbigliamento, vestimento,
m. -ing-fellow, S.: impostore, truffa-
tore, m. -ish, ADJ.: artifizioso, scaltro.
-ishness, s.: furberia, f.
tricklet, s.: gocciola, f. trickle2,
INTR.: gocciolare, cascare a gocciole.
trickmentj, s.: abbigliamento, vesti-
mento, m.
trick-ster, S.:
astuto.
tricktrack, s.: giuoco alle tavole, m.
tricolo(u)r, s.: tricolore, m.
tricòrporal, ADJ.: tricorporeo.
tride, ADJ.: (hunt.) corto e pronto.
trident, S.: tridente, m.
triénnial, ADJ.: triennale, di triennio.
trier, S.: saggiatore, provatore, m.
trifallow, TR.: (agr.) terzare, arare la
terza volta.
trifid, ADJ.: trifido.
tri-fle1,s.:bagattella, baia, frasca, frasche-
ria, f.: dispute about —s, disputare dell’ om-
bra dell’asino. -fle2, INTR.: cianciare,
scherzare; beffare, dileggiare: — away
one’s time, spender il tempo in vano, stare
a bada; — with, scherzare con, burlarsi
di. -fler, s.: bagattelliere, baione, m.
-fling, ADJ.: frivolo, da nulla, di poca
importanza; s.: bagattella, ciancia, bur-
la, f. -flimgly, ADV.: di nessun’ impor-
tanza; vano, da nulla. -flingness, 6S. :
vanità, leggierezza, f.
trifoliate, ADI. : trifogliato.
trig{1, ADJ.: pulito, netto. trig2, TR.:
incatenare (una ruota); INTR.: (una ruo-
ta); INTR.: riempiere.
trigamy, s.: trigamia, f.
trigger, S.: pezzo di ferro da fermar le
ruote ; grillo, cane (d’ uno schioppo), m.
trigintals, s. PL.: trenta messe una dopo
l'altra, f. pl.
triglyph, s.: (arch.) triglifo, m.
trigon, Ss. : trigono, triangolo, m.
trigo-nal, ADJ.: triangolare. -nomét-
rical, ADJ.: trigonometrico. -németry,
S.: trigonometria, f.
trilateral, ADJ.: trilatero, di tre lati.
trilli, s.: trillo, m., cadenza, f. trill2,
(IN)TR.: trillare, gorgheggiare; gocciolare.
trillion, s.: trilione, m.
trilùmi-narij,-nousj, ADJ.: di tre lumi.
trim I, ADJ.: pulito, attillato, bello, ben
fatto, assettato. trim2, s.: abbiglia-
mento, abito, ornamento, m. trim 3, TR.:
guarnire, guernire; radere; INTR.: tem-
poreggiare, esitare: — a boat, mettere
una barca in istiva; — up, adornare; ag-
furbo, m. -sy, ADI.:
trimly
giustare ; — with ribbons, guernire di
nastri. -ly, ADV.: pulitamente, acconcia-
tamente. -mer, s.: che allinda (guerni-
sce), m., f., ornatore, m., -trice, f.; Don
Girella politico, m.; voltacasacca, scaltri-
to, m. -ming, s.: il allindare (guernire);
guarnimento, fornimento, m. -ness, S.:
garbalezza, aggiustatezza, f.
tri-nal, ADJ.: trino, triplo.
(astr.) aspetto trino, m.
Trini-tarian, S.: trinitario, m. trini-
ty, S.: trinità, f.
trinket, s.: bagattella, f.; ornamento;
(nav.) trinchetto, m.
trinominal, ADJ.: (alg.) trinomino.
trio, S.: (mus.) trio, m.
tripi,s.: inciampo; errore, fallo; picco-
lo viaggio, m., scorsa, gita; truppa, f.:
take a —, fare una gita (scorsa, viagget-
to); give a —, dare il gambetto. trip2,
TR.: soppiantare, dar il gambetto ; INTR.:
inciampare, sdrucciolare ; saltellare; fare
un piccolo viaggio: — up, dare il gambet-
to a, far inciampare, far cadere.
tripar-tite, ADJ.: tripartito.
S.: tripartizione, f.
dano, s.: trippa; pancia, f.; intestini,
m. pl.
tripedal, ADJ.: di tre piedi.
tri-pehouse, -pery, S.: luogo dove si
vendono le trippe, m.
tripétalous, ADJ.: tripetalo.
tripewoman, s.: trippaiuola, f.
triphthong, s.: trittongo, m.
trip-le1, ADJ.: triplo, triplice, triplicato.
ne, S.:
-tition,
-le2, TR.: triplicare, rinterzare. -let,
s.: ternario, m., tre versi, m. pl. -li-
cate, ADJ.: triplicato, rinterzato. -li-
cation, s.: triplicare, m. -lieity, 8.:
triplicita, f.
tripod, s.: tripode, treppié, m.
tripoli, s.: tripolo, m.
tripos, S.: tripode, m.
, trip-per, s.: che fa cascare, che inciam-
pia, suppiantatore, m. -pingI, ADJ.:
agile; leggiero, snello. -ping2, S.: bal-
lo leggiero, m., danzetta leggiera, f.
-pingly, apv.: agilmente, leggiermente.
tripù-diate, TR.: tripudiare. -diation,
s.: tripudiamento, n.
trireme, S.: trireme, f.
triséction, s.: trisezione, f.
tristi, -ful, ADJ.: tristo, mesto, malinco-
nico.
tristitiate}, TR.: render tristo.
trisilcate, ADI. : trisulco.
tri-syllàbical, ADI.: trisillabo, di tre
sillabe. -syllable, s.: trisillabo, m.
trite, ADJ.: trito, usitato; comune, fre-
quente. -ly, ADV.: in un modo trito ;
frequentemente. -mess, S.: trivialità, f.,
uso comune, m.
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-ist, S.:
trotting
trithe-ism, S.: triteismo, m.
triteista, f.
tritical = trite.
tritone, S.: trituono, m.
tritu-rable, apJ.: che può essere tritu-
rato. -rate, TR.: triturare. -ration,
S.: trituramento, triturare, m. .
tri-umph, s.: trionfo, m.; vittoria, f.
-umph, TR.: trionfare; INTR.: festeg-
giare; vantarsi: — over, trionfare di,
vincere. -imphal, ADJ.: trionfale.
-imphant, ADJ.: trionfante; vittorio
so: — car, carro di trionfo, m. -ùmph-
antly, ADV.. con trionfo. -umpher,
S.: trionfatore; vincitore, m. -umph-
ing, s.: trionfo; trionfare, m., festa, m.
triùm-vir, S.: triunviro, m. -virate,
S.: triunvirato, m.
tri-une, ADJ.: uno in tre persone. -uni-
ty, S.: trinità, f.
trivet, S.: treppiede, m.
trivial, ADI.: triviale, volgare, vile. -ly,
ADV.: trivialmente, volgarmente, comune-
mente. -ness, S.: trivialità; poca im-
portanza; bassezza, f.
tréat, INTR.: urlare.
trocar, S.: (surg.) trocarre, m.
trochaic(al), ADI.: trocaico.
trochee, S.: trocheo, m.
trochings, S. PL.: corona d’un cervo,
m. pl.
tròglodyte, s.: troglodita, m.
tròll, INTR.: andare qua e là; voltolare:
— away, spacciarsi, affrettarsi.
tròlley, s.: rotella metallica per la tra-
smissione dell'elettricità, f. -car, 8.:
specie di tramvia elettrica, f.
troll-madam}, s.: giuoco con pallotto-
line, m.
tròllop, s.: donna sporca, f.
trombone, S.: trombone, m.
tréop 1, s.: truppa, frotta; compagnia, f.
troop 2, INTR.: adunarsi, ragunarsi: —
away, — off, salvarsi; fuggire. -er,s.:
soldato a cavallo, m. -s, S. PL.: truppe,
f. pl.; milizia, f.
trope, S.: tropo, m., metafora, f.
trò-phied, ADJ.: ornato di trofei. -phy,
s.: trofeo; trionfo, m.
tròpic, S.: (astr.) tropico, m. -al, ADI.:
metaforico, figurativo.
tro-pològical, ADI.: tropologico, morale.
-pòlogy, s.: discorso tropologico, m.
tròssersi, s. PL.: calzoni lunghi, m. pl.
tròt1,s.: trotto, m.; vecchia, f. trot2,
INTR.: trottare.
troth, s.: fede; verità, f., vero, m.: by
my —, per mia fede; în —, in verità, in
buona fede. -less, ADJ.: perfido, senza
fede. -plight, ADI.: fidanzato.
tròt-ter, S.: trottatore, m.: —s, peducci
(di pecora), m. pl. -ting, S.: trotto, an-
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dar di trotto, m. -ting-horse, S.: ca-
vallo che va di trotto, m.
tròubadour, 8.: trovatore, poeta pro-
venzale, m.
tròub-le I, s.: disturbanza ; inquietudine ;
pena, fatica, f., affanno, travaglio, m.; af-
flizione, f., cordoglio ; infortunio, m.: be a
— to, incomodare, importunare; bring
into —s, dar travaglio, travagliare; put
to —, disturbare, molestare, importunare ;
pray, take the —, abbiate la gentilezza.
-le 2, TR.: disturbare, incomodare, impor-
tunare, vessare; inquietare; interrompe-
re, impedire; intrigare, affliggere: —
one’s Mn incomodarsi, infastidirsi; tur-
barsi; J am sorry to — you, mi rincresce
di sturbarvi;- may I — you for the salt?
mi favorisca il sale. -le-feast, s.: im-
portuno, perturbatore, m. -ler,s.: tur-
batore; perturbatore, m. -lesgme, ADI.:
noioso, affannoso, fastidioso, penoso; im-
portuno: — guest, guastafeste, m. -le-
somely, ADJ.: importunamente. -le-
someness, S.: importunità ; molestia,
fatica, pena, f., affanno, m. -le-state f,
s.: disturbatore dello stato, m. -lous,
ADJ.: tumultuoso, confuso.
trough tròf, s.: truogo, trogolo, m.:
kneading —, madia, f.
troul, INTR.: muoversi; parlare volubil-
mente.
tréunee, TR.: punire con dar un’ accusa;
maltrattare.
troòusers, s. PL. : calzoni lunghi, m. pl.
tréut, s.: trota, f. (pesce); sciocco, m.
tròw }, INTR.: credere; immaginare.
tréwel, s.: cazzuola, mestola, f.
S.: cazzuola piena, f.
tròwsers = trousers.
troy, «weight, s.: peso di dodici once la
libbra, m.
triant I, ADJ.: infingardo, scioperato,
ozioso. truant 2, s.: vagabondo, perdi-
giorno, m.: play the —, fuggire la scuola.
truant 3, INTR.: scioperarsi; fuggire
la scuola. -ly, ADV.: da vagabondo.
-ship, s.: infingardia, pigrizia, f.
triiee, S.: tregua; sospensione, f.
trùchmanij,s.: turcimano, interprete, m.
trueidationi,s.: trucidamento, m.
trick 1,s.: baratto, cambio, m. truck2,
s.: carretta, f., carro di trasporto, m.
truck 3, INTR.: barattare, cambiare, per-
mutare. -age, S.: baratto, m. -er, S.:
barattiere, m. -ing = truckage. -le1,
8.: girella, picciola ruota, f.
trùck-le2, INTR.: sommettersi, rendersi.
-le - bed, s.: carriuola, f. -ling, S.:
sommessione, f.
triiculen-ee, -ey, S.: aspetto truculen-
to, m., ferocità, f. -t, ADJ.: truculento,
feroce; crudele.
-ful,
trust
trùd-ge, INTR.: andare attorno; affaticar-
si. -ging, 8.: travaglio, affanno, m., fa-
tica, f.
triie, ADJ.: vero, certo, sincero, esatto:
be —, esser fedele; speak —, dire la ve-
rità. -born, ADJ.: per diritto di na-
scita, legittimo. -bred, ADI.: di buona
razza. =hearted, ADJ.: franco, sincero.
-heartedness, S.: sincerità, schiettez-
za, buona fede, f. -knave, s.: pretto
furbo, m. -love,s.: (bot.) uva di volpe,
f. -ness, s.: sincerità, franchezza, schiet-
tezza, f. -penny, 8.: uomo fidato, m.
truffle, s.: tartufo nero, m.
trig, s.: truogo (di muratore), m.
trùism, 8.: verità evidente, f.
trùll, s.: sgualdrina, f.
trilly, ADV.: veramente, sinceramente.
trùmp i, s.: tromba, f. tramp2, s.:
trionfo (alle carte), m.: play —s, giuo-
care trionfo; be put to one’s —s, esser
ridotto all’ estremità. ‘trump3, TR.:
prendere con un trionfo (al giuoco delle
carte): — about, giuocare trionfo; esal-
tare; — up, inventare; fabbricare, accia-
battare.
trimpery, S.: bagattella; falsità, f.
trimpetI, s.: tromba, f.: speaking —,
portavoce, m.; tromba parlante, f.; sound
the —, suonare la tromba. trumpet,
TR.: suonare la tromba; pubblicare, pro-
clamare, divulgare. -er, S.: trombet-
tiere, m.
trùn-cate, TR.: troncare, mozzare. -ca-
tion, S.: troncamento, m.
trinechegni, s.: bastone, frugone, m.
truncheon 2, TR.: bastonare. -éer, S.:
bastoniere, mazziere, m.
trùndle I, s.: carriuola, f.; cilindro, m.
trundle 2, INTR.: ruotolare; volgere.
etail, s.: berghinella, f.
trùnk I, s.: tronco; ceppo; busto; cofa-
no, forziere, baule, m., cassa; doccia; cer-
bottana; tromba, proboscide: pack up
one’s —, fare il baule; unpack ones —, ‘
disfare il baule. trunk 2, TR.: tronca-
re, mozzare. =breeches, S. PL.: brache
alla svizzera, f. pl. hose, s.: brache
larghe, f. pl., calzoni, m. pl. light, s.:
abbaino, spiraglio, m. maker, S.: co-
fanaio, baulaio, m.
trunnion, s.: orecchione (di cannone);
cardine, m.
trùsion }, s.: spingimento; moto, m.
trùss1, s.: fascio, fastello, fardello; brac-
chiere, m. truss2, TR.: imballare; le-
gare, attaccare, annodare: — up one’s
clothes, succingersi i vestimenti; — up
one’s hair, legarsi i capelli.
trust I, s.: fiducia, fede, confidenza, f.;
credito, m.: breach of —, abuso di fidu-
cia; on —, a credito; hold in —, tenere
trust
(avere) a deposito; take upon —, pigliare
a credenza. trust2, TR.: fidare, confi-
dare; far credenza; INTR.: fidarsi; far
capitale; sperare: have something to —
to, aver di che vivere. -@e, S.: deposita-
rio; curatore, m. -éeship, s.: uffizio
del curatore, m. -er, s.: che confida in
altrui. -ily, Apv.: fedelmente; leal-
mente. -iness, s.: fedeltà; lealtà, f.
-less, ADJ.: infedele; falso. -worthy,
ADJ.: fidato. -worthiness, s.: fidatez-
za, f. -y, ADJ.: fedele; fidato, sicuro.
truth, s.: vero, m., verità; fedeltà, f.:
in —, of a —, da vero, per certo; speak
the —, dire la verità. -ful, ADI.: verace,
ingenuo, sincero. -less, ADJ.: bugiardo,
falso.
try, TR.: provare, far la prova, far il sag-
gio, cimentare, sperimentare; cercare,
scalzare; esaminare; tentare; sforzarsi,
fare ogni sforzo: — on a coat, provare
un abito; — by experiments, fare speri-
menti; — a gun, provare un fucile; —
for life, fare il processo; — metals, raffi-
nare metalli; — by weight, pesare. -ing,
ADJ.: di prova, critico, difficile; penoso;
8.: saggio; cimento, m.: — to the eyes, che
stanca gli occhi; — times, tempi critici.
tryst, S.: convegno, m.
tub, s.: tino, m., tina, f.; salivare, m.;
kneading —, madia, f.; salting —, tinello
da saleggiare, m.
tube, s.: tubo; sifone, m.
tabercle, s.: tubercolo, m., pustula, f.
tu-berose, S.: (bot.) tuberoso, m. -ber-
òsity, S.: tuberosità, f., bernoccolo, m.
-berous, ADJ.: tuberoso, pieno di bitor-
zoli.
tùbful, s.: tino pieno, m.
tabu-lar, -lated, ADI. : tubulato. -le,
s.: piccol tubo, m., cannella, f. -lous =
tubular.
ticki, s.: stocco, m.; spada lunga e
stretta; rete, f. tuck2, TR.: premere
insieme, succingere, levar su; INTR.: ri-
stringersi, raggrinzarsi : — up one's dress,
succingere la veste. -er, S:: gala, f.;
abbellimento ; follone, m.
ticket}, s.: braciuola, f.
Tuesday, S.: martedì, m.
tùfti, s.: ciuffetto; fiocco, m.; upupa,
cresta, f.: — of feathers, mazzo di piume,
m.; — of trees, boschetto, m.; fratta, f.
tuft 2, TR.: adornare d’ una ciocca, for-
mare in ciuffetti. -ed, -y, ADJ.: velluto,
velloso ; crestato: — lark, allodola capel-
luta.
tùgi, s.: tirata, strappata, fatica, f., sfor-
zo; stento, m. tug2, TR.: tirare, strap-
pare; INTR.: affaticarsi: — at the oar,
remare a tutto potere. boat, S.: ri
morchiatore, m. -ger, S.: che straccia.
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-ging-horse, 8.: cavallo da traino, m.
-gingly, ADV.: con difficoltà.
tuition, s.: istruzione; cura, tutela; di-
fesa, f. -ary, ADJ.: relativo all’ istru-
zione (alla tutela).
tulip, s.: tulipano, m.
tùm-ble I, s.: cascata, caduta, f.; capi-
tombolo, m.: get a —, capitombolare;
cascare. -blez, TR.: rotolare; rovescia-
re; INTR.: cascare, cadere; voltolarsi,
dimenarsi; far capitomboli: — down, ca-
dere, rovinare, franare; — out, gettare
fuori; disputare; — over books, squader-
nare libri. -bler, s.: saltatore, balleri-
no; bicchierone, m.
tumbrel, s.: carretta, f., carro, m.
tumefaction, S.: tumefazione, enfia-
gione, f.
ta-mefy, TR.: gonfiare, enfiare.
ADJ.: tumido, enfiato. -morousf, ADJ.:
gonfio; orgoglioso, pomposo, fastoso.
-mo(u)r, S.: tumore, enfiato, m., gonfiez-
za, f.
tump!, s.: cima d'un colle, f. tump2,
TR.: (gard.) ammucchiare (della terra).
timu-lateti, INTR.: gonfiarsi, enfiarsi.
-loust, ADJ.: pieno di colli, montagnoso.
tù-mult1, s.: tumulto, romore, fracasso,
m. -mult2 = tumultuate. -mùltuar-
ily, ADV.: tumultuariamente. -mwl-
tuariness, S.: turbolenza, f. -mùl-
tuary, ADJ.: tumultuario, turbolento.
-miltuate}, INTR.: far tumulto, tu-
multuare. -multuationy{, s.: tumulto,
m., agitazione confusa, f. -multuous,
ADJ.: tumultuoso, confuso. -multuous-
ly, ADV.: tumultuosamente. -multaous-
ness, S.: tumulto, m., sollevazione, f.
tint, s.: botte, tonnellata; gran quanti-
tà, f.; beone, briaco, m.: — of timber,
misura di quaranta piedi di legname, f.
tun 2, TR.: imbottare, mettere nella botte.
tuù-nable, ADJ.: armonioso; musicale.
-nableness, 8.: armonia, melodia, f.
-nably, ADV.: armoniosamente, con me-
lodia. -net, s.: tuono, accordo, suono;
umore; aria, f.: be out of —, esser di-
scorde (or scordante); non esser di buon
umore; put in —, rimettere in tuono (or
d’ accordo); sing another —, cangiare di
tunnel
-mid,
nota. -me2, TR.: accordare; dare il tuo-
no; cantare armoniosamente. -neful,
ADJ.: armonioso, melodioso. -neless,
ADJ.: discordante. -mer, S.: accorda-
tore (di strumenti), m.
tanic I, s.: tunica, tonaca, f. (veste). tu-
nic 2, -le, s.: tunica; membrana, f., in-
tegumento, m. i
tuning, s.: accordatura, f., accordo, m.
tùnnage, s.: dazio per ogni tonnellata, m.
tùunneli, s.: imbuto; fummaiuolo; tra-
maglio, m.; galeria sotterranea, f., tunuel-
400
lo, m. tunnel, TR.: pigliar (uccelli)
col tramaglio.
tinny, S.: tonno, m. (pesce).
tup I, s.: ariete, montone, m.
cozzare ; urtare.
tarban, s.: turbante, m. -ed, ADJ.: che
porta il turbante. -t} = turban. i
turbid, ADJ.: torbido, fangoso; denso.
-ly, ADV.: torbidamente ; orgogliosamen-
te. -ness, S.: torbidezza; spessezza, f.
tarbi-nal, -nated, ADJ.: turbinato, at-
tortigliato. -me, s.: turbina, f.
turbot, s.: rombo, m. (pesce).
tarbulen-ee, -ey, S.: turbolenza, per-
turbazione, f., romore, m. -t, ADJ.: tur-
bolento, tumultuoso, sedizioso. -tly, ADV.:
con turbolenza.
tarf1,s.: erbuccia; zolla d'erba, f. turf1,
TR.: coprire d’ erbuccia. -iness, s.: ab-
bondanza di zolle d’ erba, f. -y, ADI.:
pieno di zolle d’ erba.
tùr-gent, ADJ.: turgido, ampolloso. -gés-
cenee, -géseeney, S.: turgenza, f., en-
fiato, m. È -gid, ADJ.: turgido, enfiato.
-gidity, -gidness, s.: turgidezza, en-
fiatura; alterigia, f., orgoglio, m.
Tark, s.: turco, m., -ca, f.
tarkey, s.: tacchino, gallo d'India; galli-
naccio, m. -hen, s.: tacchina, gallina
d'India, f. -wheat, s.: grano d’ India,
m., meliga, f.
Tarkish, ADI.: turco, turchesco ; S.: tur-
co, m., lingua turca, f.
turmi, s.: turma, truppa, banda, f.
tarmeric, S.: titimaglio, m. (radice).
turmoil i, s.: tumulto, strepito, romore;
affanno, m. turmoil 2, INTR.: strepita-
re; agitare, disturbare; molestare.
turn I,s.: giro, rigiro, m.; girata, pas-
seggiata,f.; tiro; tornio; servizio, uffizio ;
cangiamento, m.: by —s, a vicenda,
in giro; at every —, ad ogni tratto,
ad ogni momento; in the of a
hand, in un batter d’ occhio, in un momen-
to; every one în his —, ognuno in giro;
do one a good —, render un buon uffizio ad
uno; take a —, far una girata; serve
one’s —, far per uno; one good — deserves
another, una buon’ azione merita il con-
traccambio. turn 2, TR.: voltare, volge-
re; cambiare; torniare, formare; tradur-
re; esaminare; INTR.: andar in giro, vol-
tarsi, muoversi; cambiarsi; frastornare ;
diventare ; convertirsi ; guastarsi: — one’s
back, voltar le spalle; abbandonare; —
fair, divenir bello; — home, ritornare a
casa; — over a new leaf, cangiare costu-
mi; cangiare vita; — the milk, guastare
il latte; — in one’s mind, riflettere; —
physician, farsi medico; — into ridicule,
beffare, uccellare ; beffarsi, farsi beffe; —
the scale, dar il trabocco alla bilancia; —
tunnel
tup 2, TR.:
tutor
the wrong side, ritornare, tornare; —
sour, divenir agro, inacerirsi, incerco-
narsi; — one’s stomach, sconvolgere lo
stomaco; — into stone, impietrarsi; —
tables, rendere la pariglia; — tail, rigira-
re, trovar giri e rigiri; — about, muover-
si in giro; — away, licenziare, mandare
via; stornarsi, frastornarsi; away
from, abbandonare il partito; — back,
tornare, ritornare; — back upon, riman-
dare; riflettere; — down, piegare; spia-
nare; — in, ripiegare; rimboccare; —
in and out, serpeggiare; — into, cangia-
re, mutare; cangiarsi; convertirsi; —
off, rimandare; liberarsi da; stornare; —
out, mandare via, deporre; — over, rife-
rire; — over to, rimettere ; trasferire; —
to, abbracciare il partito di; — to (into),
cangiarsi, trasformarsi; — to and fro,
andar girando in qua e in 14; — up, van-
gare; zappare; — upside down, rovescia-
re; sconvolgere. -back, s.: codardo,
vigliacco, m. bench, S.: tornio, m.
=broach, s.: menarrosto, m. -coat,
S.: voltacasacca, rinnegato, m. -er, S.:
torniaio, tornitore, m. -ery, S.: arte del
torniaio, f. -img, S.: giro; circuito, m.:
in the — of a hand, in un attimo. -ing-
ness}, s.: sotterfugio; abbindolamento,
m. -ing-table, s.: tavola girante, f.
turnip, s.: rapa, f., navone, napo, m.
tarn-key, S.: servitore del carceriere, m.
-pike, s.: arganello ; steccato, m. -pike=
man, S.: riscuotitore del dazio, m. -sole,
8.: girasole, eliotropio, m. -spit, S.: me-
narrosto, girarrosto, m. -stile,s.: arga-
nello, cancello, m. table, s.: (rail.)
piattaforma (che volta la locomotiva), f.
tairpentine, s.: trementina, f. «tree,
S.: terebinto, m. (albero).
turpitude, s.: turpitudine; infamia, f.
tirquoise, s.: turchina, f. (pietra pre-
ziosa).
tùrrel, s.: succhio, succhiello, m.
turret, s.: torricciuola, torricella, f. -ed,
ADI. : fatto a modo di torre.
turtle 1,s.: testuggine (di mare), f. tur-
tle 2(-dove), s.: tortora, tortorella, f.
eshell, s.: tartaruga, scaglia della te-
stuggine, f.
tush ! INTERI. : oibd!
tuskI, s.: zanna, sanna (di cignale), f.
tuskj 2, INTR.: digrignare identi. -ed,
-y, ADJ.: zannuto.
tussle, s.: lotta, contesa, f.
tussuck}, s.: ciuffo d’ erba, m.
tut, INTERJ.: oibd! via via!
tutela-ge, s.: tutela; minorita, f. -r(y),
ADJ.: tutelare, dal tutore; di guardiano.
tutor I, s.: tutore; preccettore, maestro,
m. tutor, TR.: insegnare, addottrina-
re, disciplinare; correggere, riprendere.
tutorage
-age, S.: autorità di tutore, f.
tutrice; insegnatrice, f.
la; protezione, f.
tutty, s.: tuzia, f., spodio, m.
tuzi, s.: ciuffo, ciuffetto (di capelli), m.
twàad-dle1, s.: ciarleria, f. -dle2, TR.:
toccare leggiermente; INTR.: cicalare,
ciarlare; gracchiare. -dle = basket,
-dler, s.: ciarlone, m.
twattle, ecc. = twaddle, ecc.
twàngi, s.: suono nasale; cattivo accen-
to; cattivo sapore: speak with a —, par-
lare pel naso. twang2, INTR.: rendere
un suono acuto; scoppiare. -limg, ADJ.:
d’un suono acuto.
tway = twain.
twéagit1,s.: pizzico, n. tweagt2 =
tweak. -ue}, S.: imbroglio, intrigo, m.
twéak, TR.: pizzicare, tirare con violen-
za: — by the nose, tirare pel naso.
twéedle, TR.: suonare leggermente.
twéezers, S. PL.: molette, pinzette, f. pl.
twelfth, ADJ.: duodecimo. -day, -tide,
-ess, S.:
-ship, s.: tute-
S.: epifania.
twélve, ADJ.: dodici, m. -month, s.:
anno, m.: by this time —, di qui a un
anno. -pence, S.. scellino, m. -penny,
ADJ.: venduto per un scellino. -score,
s.: dodici ventine, f. pl.
twén-tieth, ADJ.: ventesimo. -ty, ADJ.:
venti, m.
twibill, s.: piccone, m.; alabarda, f.
twiee, ADv.: due volte, doppiamente: —
told, detto due volte. -fold, ADv.: dop-
piamente.
‘twiddle, TR.: toccare leggermente; ma-
neggiare con delicatezza.
twi-fallow, TR.: (agr.) lavorare una se-
conda volta. -fold 7+, ADJ.: doppio.
twig, s.: vermena; bacchetta, f.
twig-gen{}, ADJ.: fatto di vimini. -gy,
ADJ.: pieno di vimini.
twilight, s.: crepuscolo; barlume, m.:
by —, sul far della notte; ADI. : tra 7l lume
e’l buio; crepuscolare, fosco, oscuro.
‘twill, TR.: tessere, trapuntare.
twin1,s.: gemello, binato, m. twin2,
TR.: binare, partorire gemelli; INTR.:
esser binato. -born, ADJ.: gemello,
binato.
twin-eI, S.: filo, spago, m. -e2, TR.:
intralciare, torcere; abbracciare; giunge-
re, unire; INTR.: attortigliarsi ; aggiun-
gersi: — about, abbracciare ; avvitic-
chiare. -ed, ADI.. torto, avvinghiato.
-er, S.: torcitore, m. -img, S.: torci-
mento, m., torcitura, f.
twinge1,s.: dolore acuto; tormento, m.
twinge 2, INTR.: pizzicare; tormentare.
twink-le, INTR.: scintillare, sfavillare :
— with one's eyes, — the eyes, battere gli
occhi, occhieggiare. -limg, s.: scintil-
tything 401
lare; batter d’ occhio, m.: in the — of an
eye, in un batter d’ occhio.
twin-ner, s.: che partorisce gemelli.
“brothers, s. PL. : fratelli gemelli, m. pl.
-sisters, S. PL.: sorelle gemelle, f. pl.
twirli, s.: giramento, volgimento, m.,
rotazione, f. twirl2, TR.: voltare,
girare.
twist, s.: filo, m., corda; tessitura, f.
twist2, TR.: torcere; filare; intrecciare ;
INTR.: avvolgersi; intrecciarsi: — itself
into, insinuarsi in. -ed, ADI. : torto, attor-
cigliato, storto, a ciocciola. -er, S.: tor-
citore ; cordaio, m. -ing, S.: il torcere,
torciamento ; il filare, m.
twit, TR.: rimproverare ; burlare.
twitch i, s.: tiramento; pizzico, m.
twitch 2, TR.: tirare; pizzicare: — off
(away), svellere, strappare, carpire.
twitter1,s.: moto subito ; riso di dispre-
gio, m. twitter 2, INTR.: tremare di
freddo; beffare, ghignare, schernire.
twittle-twattle, s.: cicalamento, m.,
ciarleria, f.
*twixt, PREP.: fra, tra.
tw6, ADJ.: due: — and —, due a due.
-edged, ADJ.: a due tagli. -fold, ADJ.:
doppio, duplicato; ADv.: al doppio.
=forked, ADJ.: bifurcato. -handed,
ADJ.: estremamente grande, massiccio,
immenso : — sword, spadone,m. =lobed,
ADJ.: a due lobi. -pence, s.: due soldi
ingl. (= 4 ital.), m. pl.
tye = tie.
tymbal, s.: timballo, taballo, m.
tympa-num, s.: timpano (dell’ orecchio),
m. -ny,S.. (med.) timpanite, f.
tyny, ADJ.: piccolo, piccoletto.
typel, s.: tipo, simbolo, emblema; mo-
dello; (print.) carattere di stampa, m.
type 2, TR.: simboleggiare.
typi-c(al), ADI. : tipico, figurativo. -cal-
ly, ADV.: in modo figurativo. -calness,
s.: esser figurativo, m. -fy, TR.: figu-
rare, rappresentare. 2
typò-grapher, S.: tipografo; stampa-
tore, m. -gràphical, ADI.: tipografico.
-gràphically, ADV.: tipograficamente,
1 Se na -graphy, 8.: tipogra-
fia, f.
ty}r-anness}, s.: tiranna, f. -annic(al),
ADJ.: tirannico, crudele. -ànnically,
ADV.: tirannicamente. -ànnieide, s.:
tirannicida, m. -annize, TR.: tiranniz-
zare: — over, tiranneggiare, opprimere.
-annous, ADJ.: tirannico. -annously,
ADV : tirannicamente, da tiranno; crudel-
mente. -amny,S.: tirannia, f. tyr-ant,
s.: tiranno, m.: play the —, fare il tiran-
no, tiranneggiare.
tyr-o, S.: tirone, novizio, m.
tyth-e, s.: decima, f. -ing, 8.: decina, f.
402
uberous
U
ù ya (the letter), s.: u, m.
iber-0us ij, ADI. : ubertoso; abbondante ;
copioso. -ty },S.: ubertà; abbondanza, f.
ubiqui-tary, ADJ.: esistente dappertut-
to. -ty,S.: ubiquità, onnipresenza, f.
udder, s.: poppa, tetta, tettola (di vacca,
ecc.), f.
ùg-lily, ADv.: bruttamente, sozzamente,
laidamente. -liness, s.: bruttezza, soz-
zezza, laidezza, deformità, f. -ly, ADJ.:
brutto, laido, deforme; vergognoso, catti-
vo: rather —, bruttino; grow —, diven-
tare brutto.
ùleer, s.: ulcera, f., ulcero, m. -ate,
INTR.: ulcerare, ulcerarsi, esulcerare.
-ation, s.: ulcerazione, f., ulceramento,
m. -ed, ADJ.: ulcerato. -ous, ADI. : ulce-
roso, pieno d’ulcere. -ousness, s.: ulce-
razione, f.
uliginous{, ADI. : uliginoso, fangoso.
ulster, s.: sobrabito lungo, m.
ultérior}, ADI. : ulteriore.
ùl-timate, ADJ.: ultimo, finale. -ti-
mately, ADV.: ultimamente, finalmente,
alla fine. -timatum, s.: ultima offerta,
f. -timityt,s.: fine, f.
ultra-marîne 1, ADJ.: oltramarino, d’ ol-
tre mare. -marine2, s.: oltramarino,
azzurro, m. -moòntane, ADJ.: oltra-
montano. -mundane, ADJ.: oltramon-
dano, celeste.
ùlulate, INTR.: ululare.
umbel, s.: umbella, f. -lated, -lifer-
ous, ADI. : (bot.) umbellato.
umber, s.. terra d'ombra; ombrina, f.
(pesce). -ed, ADJ.: ombreggiato, annu-
volato, offuscato.
umbilic, s.: umbilico, m.
ombelicale.
ùmbles, s. PL.: coratella di cervo o dai-
no, f.
ùm-brage, s.: ombra, f.; pretesto, colore,
m., scusa, f.; sospetto, mn. -brageous,
ADJ.: ombroso. -brageousness, $. : om-
brosità, f., ombramento, m. -brél(la),
s.: ombrello, m. -brîere}, s.: visiera, f.
-bròsity |, 8.: ombrosità; oscurità, f.
ùm-pirage, s.: arbitrato, m. -pirel,s.:
arbitro; mediatore, m. -pire2,TR.: deci-
dere da arbitro.
un-abàshed, ADJ.: impudente, impudico,
sfacciato. -ability, S.: inabilità, inca-
pacità, f. -able, ADI.: inabile, incapace:
she is — to pay, ella non può pagare ; le è
impossibile di pagare. -ablenessti, S.:
inabilità, incapacità, f. -abòlishable,
ADI. : inabolibile. -abélished, ADI. : non
abolito. -aceénted, ADI. : non accentua-
to. -aceéptable, ADI.: dispiacente, spia-
-al, ADI.:
unaptness
cevole. -aceéptableness, s.: dispia-
cenza, spiacevolezza,f. -aceépted, ADI.:
non accettato. -aceéssible, ADI. : inac-
cessibile ; inaccesso. -aceéssibleness,
S.: esser inaccessibile, m. -accémmo-
dated, ADJ.: sfornito; inconveniente.
-accémpanied, ADJ.: senza compagnia,
solo. -accomplished, ADJ.: incompiu-
to, imperfetto, inelegante. -accéunt-
able, ADJ.: inesplicabile; strano, bizzar-
ro. -accéuntableness, S.: singolari-
tà, stranezza, f.- -accéuntably, ADV.:
in modo inesplicabile, stranamente. -àe-
curate, ADJ.: inesatto. -aecurate-
ness}, s.: inesattezza, trascuranza, f.
-accustomed, ADI.: insolito, non comu-
ne. -acknòwledged, ADJ.: sconosciu-
to, non confessato. -acquaintanee,
8.: ignoranza, f. -acquainted, ADI.:
ignorante, non versato. -acquainted-
ness}, S.: poca conoscenza, ignoranza, f.
-àetivet, ADJ.: non attivo, ozioso, infin-
gardo. -admired, ADJ.: non ammira-
to; poco stimato. -adménished, ADI.:
non avvertito. -adòrned, ADJ.: non or-
nato, indecorato. -adulterated, ADJ.:
puro, immisto. -advised, ADJ.: sconsi-
gliato, mal avvisato; imprudente. -ad-
visedly, ADV.: imprudentemente, incon-
sideratamente. -advisedness, s.: im-
prudenza, inconsiderazione, f. -affécted,
ADJ.: senza affettazione, semplice. -af-
féctedly, ADV.: naturalmente, schietta-
mente. -afféctedness, s.: semplicità,
schiettezza, f. -affécting, ADJ.: spas-
sionato. -agréeable, ADJ. : inconvenien-
te. -aided, ADJ.: senza aiuto. -alien-
able}, ADJ. : inalienabile. -allied, ADI.:
senza parenti. -alléwed, ADI.: ille-
cito. -Alterable, ADI: inalterabile,
immutabile. -Alterableness, s.: im-
mutabilità, f. -<erably, ADV.: inal-
terabilmente. -amazed, ADJ.: intre-
pido. -amazedly, ADJ.: intrepida-
mente. -amazedness, S.: intrepidita,
f. -améndable, abDJ.: incorregibile.
-amiable, ADJ.: spiacevole, dispiacente.
un-animity, s.: unanimità, concordia, f.
-ànimous, ADJ.: unanime, concorde.
-animously, ADV.: unanimamente.
un-answerable, ADJ.: incontestabile,
incontrastabile. -amswered, ADJ.: sen-
za risposta. -appalled, ADJ.: non spa-
ventato, intrepido. -appéalable, ADI.:
non appellabile. -appéasable, ADI.:
implacabile. -apprebénsible, ADI.:
incomprensibile. -apprehénsive, ADI.:
non intelligente. -approachable, ADI.:
inaccessibile. -appròved, ADJ.: disap-
provato, rigettato. -apt, ADJ.: inetto,
inabile. -àptly, ADV.: mal a proposito,
male. -aptmess, s.: sconvenevolezza;
unargued
incapacità, f. -firgued, apJ.: incontra-
stato, non disputato. -frmed, ADI.:
senza armi, disarmato. -àrtful, ApJ.:
inartifizioso, ingenuo, sincero. -artful-
ly, ADV.: ingenuamente. -fsked, ADJ.:
non domandato, non richiesto. -aspir-
ing, ADJ.: senza ambizione; modesto.
-assailable, ADI.: inattaccabile. -as-
sailed, ADJ.: non attaccato, non assali-
to. -assisted, ADJ.: senza aiuto. -as-
sisting, ADJ.: non assistente. -as-
stiming, ADJ.: senza pretensione, mode-
sto. -asstired, ADJ.: incerto, non sicu-
ro; non confidente. -attainable, ADI.:
non ottenibile. -attainableness, s.:
impossibilità d’ ottenere, f. -attémpt-
ed, ADJ.: non tentato. -atténded,
ADJ.: senza seguito. -atténtivet, ADJ.:
disattento, disapplicato; negligente, tra-
scurato. -authéntic, ADJ.: non auten-
tico. -&uthorized, ADJ.: non autoriz-
zato. -available, ADI. : inutile; vano.
-avoidable, ADI. : inevitabile. -avoid-
ably, ADV.: inevitabilmente. -awak-
(en)ed, ADJ.: non isvegliato. -awares,
ADV.: all’ improvviso, subitamente. -awed,
ADJ.: non trattenuto da timore. -backed,
ADJ.: indomito; non protetto, senza aiu-
to. -bàr, TR. : levare la sbarra. -barked,
ADJ.: scortecciato. -bathed, ADI.:
non bagnato. -bàttered, ADJ.: non
ferito, non piagato. -béarable, ADI.:
insopportabile. -béaten, ADJ.: non
battuto ; non frequentato. -becòming,
ADJ.: sconvenevole, indecente. -he-
cémingly, ADV.: sconvenevolmente, in-
decentemente. -becémingness, S.:
sconvenevolezza, indecenza, f. -bèd, TR.:
sollevare dal letto: — one's self, levarsi,
sorgere. -befittingt, ADJ.: sconvene-
vole, indecente. -befriénded, ADI.:
senza amici. -begòt(ten), ADI. : increa-
to; eterno. -belîef, s.: incredulità;
miscredenza, f. -believe}, TR.: scre-
dere, esser incredulo. -believer, S.:
miscredente ; infedele, m. -bènd, IRR.;
TR.: rallentare, allentare: — ones
mind, ricrearsi, ristorarsi, riposarsi.
-bénding, ADJ.: inflessibile, fermo.
-bénefieed, ADJ.: senza benefizio. -be-
névelent, ADJ.: non benevolo. -be-
nighted, ADJ.: giammai oscurato, sem-
pre chiaro. .-benign, ADJ.: nocevole;
maligno, cattivo. -bént, ADJ.: rallenta-
to; indomito; disattento. -beséem-
ing, ADJ.: sconvenevole, indecente. -be-
séemingly, ADV.: sconvenevolmente,
indecentemente. -beséemingness, 8.:
sconvenevolezza, indecenza, f. -besought
-sat, ADJ.: non pregato, non supplicato.
-bewailed, ADJ.: non deplorato. -bi-
as, TR.: liberare da pregiudizi, disingan-
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nare. -biassed, ADJ.: senza pregiudizi,
imparziale, incorrotto. -hidden, ADJ.:
non comandato; spontaneo. -bigoted,
ADJ.: esente di bacchettoneria. -bind,
IRR.; TR.: sciogliere, sciorre, slegare.
-bishop}, TR.: privare dell’ episcopato.
-bitted, ADJ.: sfrenato; senza ritegno,
senza restrizione. -blamable, ADJ.:
irreprensibile; innocente. -blamable-
mess, S.: innocenza, f. -blamably,
ADV.: in modo irreprensibile. -blèm-
ished, ADJ.: immaculato, perfetto.
-blénded, ADJ.: non mischiato; puro,
vero. -blést, ADJ.: maladetto, riprova-
to. -bléody, ADJ.: non sanguinoso, in-
cruento. -bléwm, ADI.: non fiorito.
-blùnted, ADJ.: non rintuzzato. -bod-
ied, ADJ.: incorporeo; immateriale.
-bolt, TR.: scatenacciare, sbarrare.
-béne, TR.: disossare. -bònneted,
ADJ.: senza berretta. -bookish, ADJ.:
non istudioso, ignorante. -béoted, ADI.:
senza stivali. -bòrn, ADJ.: non ancora
nato. -bérrowed, ADJ.: proprio, natu-
rale. -bésom, TR.: comunicare; sfo-
garsi: — one's self, aprire il suo cuore.
-béttomed, ADJ.: senza fondo. -bought
-bat, ADJ.: non comprato, non venduto.
-béund, ADJ.: sciolto, slegato. -béund-
ed, ADJ.: illimitato, infinito, immenso.
-boundedly, ADv.: illimitamente, infini-
tamente. -béundedness, s.: illimitazio-
ne, infinità; profusione, f. -béwt, rallen-
tare. -bòwed, ADJ.: non piegato; non
domito. -béwel, TR.: sbudellare, sven-
trare. -braee, TR.: sciogliere; sfibbiare.
-bréathed, ADJ.: non assuefatto, non
esercitato. -bréd, ADJ.: mal istruito,
grossolano. -bribed, ADJ.: non corrotto
con donativi. -bridle, TR.: sbrigliare,
levare la briglia. -bridled, ADJ.: sbriglia-
to, sfrenato, licenzioso. -bridledness,
s.: sfrenatezza, f. -broke(n), ADJ.: non
rotto ; indomito. -brétherlike, -bréth-
erly, ADJ.: non fraternale, non fratelle-
vole. -bickle, TR.: sfibbiare. -build,
IRR.; TR.: demolire, spianare. -built,
ADJ.: non edificato. -bùng, TR.: levare
il cocchiume. -buried -bérrid, ADJ.:
non seppellito. -bùrnt, ADJ.: non ab-
bruciato. -bùrthen, TR.: scaricare, al-
leggerire. -bury -bérry, TR.: dissotter-
rare, diseppellire. -busied -bizid, ADI.:
disoccupato, ozioso. -bitton, (IN)TR.:
sbottonare ; sbottonarsi. -c&lled, ADI.:
non chiamato, non richiesto: — for, non
richiesto, inutile. -càneelled, ADI.:
non cancellato, non abolito. -caindid,
ADJ.: poco candido, senza ingenuità. -ca-
pablet, ADJ.: incapare, inabile. -cà-
pableness, s.: incapacità, inabilità, f.
-càrnatet, ADJ.: non carnale, immate-
uncarnate
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riale, spirituale.
uncase
-case, TR.: cavar fuori
dallo staccio; divestire; scorticare.
-cAught, ADJ.: non ancora preso.
-ciused, ADJ.: senza causa. -cautious,
ADJ.: incauto, imprudente; trascurato.
-eèasing, ADJ.: incessante, continuo.
-eeremonious, ADJ.: senza cerimonie,
poco cerimonioso, alla buona. -eere-
moniously, ADV.: senza cerimonie, poco
cerimoniosamente. -eértain, ADJ.: in-
certo, dubbioso; incostante, variabile.
-eértainly, ADV.: incertamente. -eér-
tainty, S.: incertezza, irresoluzione, dub-
biezza, f. -eéssant = unceasing. -eés-
santly, ADV.: incessantemente, conti-
nuamente. -chain, TR.: scatenare.
-changeable, ADI. : immutabile, perma-
nente. ‘-changeableness, s.: immuta-
bilità, costanza, f. -changeably,
ADV.: immutabilmente, costantemente.
-changed, ADJ.: inalterato; inaltera-
bile. -changing, ADJ.: invariabile, co-
stante. -chérge, TR.: ritrattare (un’ ac-
cusazione) ; negare. -charitable, ADI.:
non caritatevole. -charitableness, S.:
mancanza di carità, f. -charitably,
ADV.: senza carità. -chàrm, TR.: rom-
per la malia. -chary, ADJ.: non circo-
spetto, incauto. -chaste, ADJ.: incasto,
impudico, disonesto. -chastely, ADV.: im-
pudicamente, immodestamente. -chaste-
ness, -chastity, S.: incontinenza, im-
modestia, f. -chécked, ADJ.: non fre-
nato, irrefrenato, non ristretto, illimitato.
-chéerful}, ADJ.: malinconico, tristo.
-chèerfulnessj,s.: malinconia; tristez-
za, f. -cheéwed, ADJ.: non masticato.
-child, TR.: privare d’infanti. -chris-
tenedj, ADJ.: non ancora battezzato.
-Christian, ADJ.: indegno d’ un cristia-
no. -Christianlike, ADJ.: in modo
poco cristiano. =Christianly, ADV.:
poco cristianamente. -chùrch, TR.: sco-
municare. -eircumeised, ADJ.: incir-
conciso. -eircumeision, S.: incircon-
cisione, f. -eircumscribed, ADJ.: in-
circoscritto, illimitato. -eircumspect,
ADJ.: inavvertito, indiscreto, imprudente.
-eircumstantial, ADJ.: di poco rilievo,
di poca importanza. -eivil, ADJ.: inci-
vile, scortese. -eivilized, ADJ.: gros-
solano, rozzo, villano. -eivilly, ADV.:
incivilmente, rusticamente. -clarified,
ADJ.: non purificato. -clésp, TR.: sfib-
biare. -classic(al), ADJ.: non classico.
uncle, 8. : zio, m.
un-cléan, ADJ.: immondo, sporco; inca-
sto, impudico. -cléanliness, S.: spor-
cizia, bruttura, immondizia; impudicizia,
f. -oléanly, ADI.: sporcamente; impu-
dicamente. -cléanness, S.: immondi-
zia, bruttura; impudicizia, f. -clèansed,
unconfused
ADJ.: non purgato, sporco. -clénch,
TR.: aprire (il pugno). -clew, TR.: di-
sfare, slegare. -clinch = unclench.
-clipped, ADJ.: non mozzato, non taglia-
to, intero. -clég, TR.: sbrogliare; libe-
rare. -cldéister, TR.: affrancare, porre
in libertà. -clése, TR.: schiudere, aprire.
-elésed, ADJ.: schiuso, aperto. -cléthe,
TR.: svestire; spogliare. -cléuded,
ADJ.: senza nuvole, sereno, chiaro.
-cléudedness, s.: serenità, chiarezza,
f. -cléudy = unclouded. -clùtch,
TR.: schiudere, aprire. -coif, TR.: leva-
re la cuffia dalla testa. -edil, TR.: svi-
luppare; svolgere. -cdéimed, ADJ.: non
coniato, non monetato. -collécted,
ADJ.: sparso, disperso. -còloured, ADI.:
non colorito. -cémbed, ADI.: non petti-
nato. -cémeatablef, ADI.: inaccessibi-
le. -comeliness, S.: sconvenevolezza,
indecenza, ineleganza, f. -còmely, ADI.:
sconvenevole, indecente, inelegante. -eém-
fortable, ADJ.: inconsolabile; sconso-
lato; misero. -cémfortableness, s.:
disagio, m.; tristizia, f. -eémfortably,
ADV.: malagevolmente, tristamente. -com-
manded, ADJ.: non comandato; non lo-
dato. -cémmon, ADJ.: raro, straordi-
nario. -còmmonly, ADV.: raramente,
straordinariamente. -còmmonness, s.:
rarità; singolarità, f. -communicated,
ADJ.: non communicato. -compact(ed),
ADJ.: non compatto, non sodo. -eém-
panied}, ADJ.: scompagnato, solo.
-compélled, ADJ.: non sforzato, volon-
tario, spontaneo. -complaisant, ADI.:
incivile. -complaisantly, ADV.: inci-
vilmente. -compleatet, ADI.: incompiuto,
imperfetto. -compéunded, ADJ.: non
misto, semplice. -compoéundedness, s.:
semplicità, f. -comprehénsive, ADJ.:
incomprensibile. -compréssed, ADJ.:
non compresso. -coneéivablef, ADJ.: in-
coneepibile, incomprensibile. -coneéiv-
ableness}, s.: incomprensibilita, f.
-coneéived, ADJ.: non concepito. -con-
eérn, s.: indifferenza; negligenza; spas-
sionatezza, f. -coneérned, ADJ.: indif-
ferente; insensibile; spassionato. -con-
eérnedly, ADV.: indifferentemente;
spassionatamente. -coneérnedness, s.:
indifferenza, freddezza, f. -coneérn-
ing}, ADJ.: non interessante. -con-
còcted, ADJ.: inconcotto, indigesto. -con-
ditignal, ADJ.: senza condizione, asso-
luto. -confined, ADJ.: illimitato, libe-
ro. -confinedly, ADv.: illimitatamen-
te. -confirmed, ADJ.: non confirmato,
incerto. -confòrm, ADI.: differente,
dissimile. -conférmable, ADI.: non
conforme, incongruo. -conférmityf, s.:
dissimiglianza, differenza, f. -confased,
unconfusedly
ADI.: non confuso, distinto. -confiased-
ly, ADV.: irrefragabile. -connécted,
ADJ.: sconnesso, incoerente. -cénquer-
able, ADJ.: insuperabile, invincibile.
-conquerably, ADV. : insuperabilmente,
invincibilmente. -cénquered, ADJ.: in-
vitto, indomito. -cénscionable, ADI.:
irragionevole; ingiusto. -eònscion-
ableness, s.: mancanza di coscienza, f.
-conscionably, ADV.: irragionevolmen-
te. -cònscious, ADJ.: non conscio;
ignorante. -considered, ADJ.: incon-
siderato. -cònsonanti, ADJ.: incom-
patibile; incongruo. -cònstanti, ADI.:
incostante. -constrained}, ADJ.: non co-
stretto, libero, volontario. -econstrained-
ly, ADV.: volontariamente. -consùm-
ablef, ADJ.: inconsumabile. -consimed,
ADJ.: non consumato; esistente. -con-
ténted, ADJ.: non soddisfatto, discon-
tento. -conténtedness, S.: sconten-
tezza, f. -contèstableij, ADJ.: inconte-
stabile; certo. -contéstably}, ADV.:
in modo incontestabile. -contéestedi,
ADJ.: non richiamato. -contréllable,
ADJ.: incontrovertibile. -controlled,
ADJ.: non recusabile. -controvérsable,
ADJ.: insociabile, impraticabile. -con-
vineed, ADJ.: non convinto. -cérd,
TR.: disciorre, snodare. -cérk, TR.: ca-
vare il turacciolo. -corrècet;, ADI.: incor-
retto, difettoso. -corrécted, ADJ.: senza
essere corretto. -corrigiblef, ADJ.:incor-
rigibile. -corrùpt(ed)}, ADI.: incorrotto,
integro. -corrùptednessj = uncorrupt-
ness. -corrùptly}, ADV.: incorrottamen-
te. -corruptnessy}, S.: incorruttibilità, f.
-céver, TR.: scoprire, scovrire. -céun-
sellable, ADJ.: da non consigliarsi.
-céuntable, ADJ.: innumerabile. -céun-
terfeit, ADJ.: genuino, puro, naturale.
-céuple, TR.: sciogliere. -courteous,
ADJ.: scortese, incivile. -céurteously,
ADV.: scortesemente, incivilmente. -court-
liness, s.: scortesia, inciviltà, f. -court-
ly, ADJ.: scortese, incivile. -céuth,
ADJ.: strano, straordinario; rozzo. -c6uth-
ly, ADV.: stranamente; rozzamente.
-couthness, s.: rustichezza, goffaggine ;
bizarria, f. -ereatet, TR.: annichilare ;
distruggere. -created, ADJ.: increato.
-crépped, ADJ.: non mietuto, non rac-
colto. -eréssed, ADJ.: non cancellato.
-eréwded, ADJ.: non affollato. -eréwn,
TR.: levar la corona, privare del trono,
deporre. ;
tnec-tion, s.: unzione, by ungimento, m. :
extreme —, estrema unzione. -tuosity,
.: untuosita, f. -tuous, ADJ.: untuoso,
olioso. -tuousness, S.: untuosità, gras-
sezza, f. i roe:
un-cùlpablet, ADJ.: inculpabile, inno-
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cente. -cultivated, ADI.: non coltiva-
to, incoltc. -cimbered, ADJ.: sgombe-
rato. -cùrablej, ADJ.: incurabile.
-cùrbable, ADJ.: indomabile; indocile.
-cùrbed, ADI: indomito; licenzioso.
-cîrl, TR.: disfare i ricci; INTR.: disfar-
si. -cùrset, Tk.: levare la maledizione.
-etit, ADJ.: non tagliato, intero. -dam,
INTR.: aprire la cateratta. -damaged,
ADJ.: non danneggiato, non guasto; in-
tero. -dàaunted, ADJ.: intrepido; fermo,
risoluto. -dàauntedly, ADV. : intrepida-
mente. -dauntedness, s.: intrepidez-
za, intrepidita; arditezza, f. -dazzled,
ADJ.: non abbagliato. -déafj, TR.: gua-
rire della sordità. -debauched, ADI.:
non dissoluto, non corrotto. -decayed,
ADJ.: non consumato, nor diminuito; esi-
stente. -decaying, ADJ.: durabile; inal-
terabile. -deeéivable, ADJ.: che non
si può sgannare. -deeéive, TR.: sgan-
nare, cavare d’inganno. -déeeneyf, S.:
indecenza, sconvenevolezza, f. -deeenti,
ADJ.: indecente, sconvenevole. -déeent-
ly}, ADV.: indecentemente, sconvenevol-
mente. -deeided, ADJ.: indeciso, inde-
terminato. -deeisivet, ADJ.: non deci-
sivo, non conclusivo. -déck, TR.: priva-
re d’ornamenti. -dècked, ADJ.: senza
ornamenti. -declinable, ADJ.: indecli-
nabile, invariabile. -declined, ADJ.: in-
declinato. -dédicated, ADJ.: non de-
dicato. -defaeed, ADJ.: non scan-
cellato. -deféasible}, ADI.: che non
si può annullare. -defénded, ADJ.: non
difeso, senza difesa. -defied, ADJ.: non
isfidato. -defiled, ADJ.: intemerato, im-
maculato, puro. -definable, ADJ.: non
definibile. -defined, ADJ.: indefinito,
non circoscritto. -deférmed, ADJ.: non
deforme. -defrayed, ADJ.: non spesa-
to. -dejécted, ADJ.: non sgomentato;
intrepido. -deliberated, ADJ.: indeli-
. berato, inconsiderato. -delighted, ADI.:
non dilettato, non trattenuto. -delight-
ful, ADI. : spiacevole, insipido, annoioso.
-demònstrable, ADJ.: indimostrabile.
-deniable, ADJ.: innegabile, incontra-
stabile. -deniably, ADV.: innegabil-
mente, incontrastabilmente. -depénd-
ing, ADJ.: indipendente. -deplored,
ADJ.: non deplorato. -depraved, ADJ.:
incorrotto, innocente. -deprived, ADI.:
non privato.
under, PREP.: sotto, di sotto, al di sotto
di; meno di; ADV.: al di sotto, sotto; a
meno di; ADJ.: sotto, di sotto; inferiore,
subalterno; più basso: — the table, sotto
la tavola; —-lip, labbro di sotto; —grad-
uate, sottograduato ; keep —, tener sotto,
tener nella soggezione; go —, andar di
sotto: tread — foot, calpestare. -àc-
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tion, S.:
riore, f.
bertà, f.
tollerare.
underaction
azione subordinata, azione infe-
=aget, s.: minorità, età di pu-
-bèar, IRR.; TR.: sopportare,
-bid, IRR.; TR.: offrire meno
del giusto valore. -bind, IRR.; TR.: le-
gar per di sotto. -butler, s.: sottobot-
tigliere, m. -clerk, s.: sottosegretario,
sottoproposto; sostituto, m. -d6, IRR.;
TR.: fare meno, trascurare. -déne, ADI.:
troppo poco cotto, non ben cotto; cuoce-
re troppo poco: this roast beef is —, que-
st’ arrosto è troppo poco cotto (alquanto
crudo). -fellow, s.: briccone, guidone,
m. -farnish, TR.: non provvedere d’ as-
sai. -gîrd, IRR.; TR.; cingere per di
sotto. -g6, IRR.; TR.: soffrire; sostene-
re. -gévernor, S.: sottogovernatore.
-ground, s.: cavità, f., sotterraneo, m.
-growth, s.: bosco ceduo, m. -handi,
ADJ.: -clandestino, segreto: — dealings,
pratiche segrete, f. pl. -hand2, ADV.:
sottomano, di soppiatto. -labourer, s.:
manovale, m. -lay, IRR.; TR.: sottopor-
re; appuntellare. -layer, s.: puntello,
sostegno, m. -lieuténant, s.: sottoluo-
gotenente, m. -line, TR.: interlineare ;
scrivere sotto. -ling, s.: piccol agente;
partigiano vile, m. -lip, s.: labbro di
sotto, m. -master, S.: sottomaestro, m.
«mine, TR.: minare, contramminare, di-
struggere. -miner, S.: minatore; mar-
raiuolo, m. -most, ADJ.: infimo, più bas-
so. -néath, PREP.: di sotto, sotto. -6f-
fieer, S.: uffiziale subordinato, m.
underògatory, ADJ.: non derogatorio.
under-part, S.: parte subordinata, f.
-pétticoat, s.: gonnellino, m., sottana,
f. -pin, TR.: puntellare. -plot, s.: in-
treccio d’ una commedia, episodio, m.; co-
spirazione, f. -praise, TR.: spregiare,
disprezzare. -prior, S.: soppriore, m.
«prize, TR.: stimar poco, vilipendere.
-prop, TR.: puntellare, sostenere. -pro-
portioned, ADJ.: sproporzionato. -rate,
S.: vil prezzo, prezzo basso, m. -rate,
TR.: disprezzare ; vilipendere, avvilire ; non
bastantemente apprezzare. -sayf, IRR.;
TR.: contraddire. -sécretary, 8.: sot-
tosegretario, m. -séll, IRR.; TR.: vende-
re per meno. -sélling, s.: vendita fat-
ta a vil prezzo, f. -servant, S.: servi-
tore basso, m. -sétt, IRR.; TR.: mettere
di sotto; puntellare, appoggiare, sostene-
re. -sétter, s.: puntello, sostegno ; pie-
destallo, m. -sheriff, S.: sottosciriffo,
m. -sheriffry, 8.: uffizio di sottosciriffo,
m. -shot, ADJ.: mosso dall'acqua di
sotto. -sigm, TR.: sottoscrivere: —ed,
il sottoscritto. -soil, s.: sottosuolo, m.
-song, S.: (mus.) ritornello, m. -stand,
IRR. ; TR.: intendere, capire, comprendere;
esser avviso o informato; INTR.: com-
undiscernible
prendere; capire, intendere ; aver notizia :
do you — what I say? intendete ciò che
dico? I have understood that, ho sentito
dire che; give to —, dare ad intendere;
— one’s self, conoscersi. -standing I,
ADJ.: intelligente, saputo. -standing2,
S.: intelletto; intendimento, m.; intelli-
genza; corrispondenza, f.: come to an —
with, intendersi con; man of —, uomo
d’ intelletto (di ricapito). -stàndingly,
ADV.: intelligibilmente, con giudizio.
-stood, ADJ.: inteso, compreso; capito.
-strapper, S.: piccol agente; uomo da
poco, m. -take, IRR., TR.: intraprendere;
impegnarsi; INTR.: ingerirsi, intrometter-
si, impacciarsi: — to prove, impegnarsi di
provare. -taker, S.: intraprenditore;
agente; impresario di pompe funebri,
becchino, m. -taking, S.: impresa, f.,
intraprendimento, m. -tenant, s.: sot-
topigionale, m. =treasurer, S.: vice-
tesoriere, m. -valuation, S.: svilimento
del prezzo, m. -vàlue, S.: vil prezzo;
sprezzamento, biasimo, m. -value, TR.:
disprezzare, vilipendere. -waluer, s.:
disprezzatore, spregiatore, m. -wood,
s.: bosco ceduo, m., arbusti piccoli, m. pl.
-work, s.: affari di poco momento, m. pl.
-wòrk, IRR.; TR.: contramminare, spian-
tare. -workman, S.: artigiano infe-
riore, manovale, m. -write, IRR.; TR.:
sottoscrivere. -writer, S.: assicurato-
re, mallevadore, m. -written, ADJ.:
sottoscritto.
un-described, ADJ.: non descritto. -de-
served, ADJ.: immeritevole. -desérv-
edly, ADV.: immeritamente. -desérv-
edness, s.: indegnita,f. -desérving,
ADJ.: non meritevole, indegno. -de-
sérvingly, ADV.: immeritamente. -de-
signed, ADJ.: non progettato, senza
intento; involontario. -designedness,
S.: schietezza, sincerità, f. -designing,
ADI. : schietto, sincero. -desirable,
ADJ.: da non desiderarsi. -desired, ADJ. :
non desiderato. -destréyable, ADI.:
da non distruggersi. -destréyed, ADI.:
non distrutto. -detérminablef, ADI.:
da non determinarsi. -detérminate,
ADJ.: indeterminato; irresoluto. -detér-
minateness j, -determinationf, s.:
incertezza, dubbiezza, f. -detèrmined,
ADJ.: indeterminato, indeciso; incerto.
-devoted, ADI. : non dedicato. -de-
véutly, ADV.: indivotamente. -digést-
ed, ADJ.: indigesto, crudo. -dimin-
ished, ADJ.: non diminuito. -dipped,
ADJ.: non tuffato. -dirècted, ADJ.: non
diretto, indiretto. -diseérmed, ADJ.:
inosservato. -diseérnedly, ADV.: im-
percettibilmente. -diseérnible, ADI.:
impercettibile, invisibile. -diseérnible-
undiscernibleness
ness, S.: impercettibilità, f. -diseérn-
ibly, ADV.: in modo impercettibile.
-diseérning, ADJ.: non giudizioso.
-diseiplined, ADI.: indisciplinato. -dis-
eéverable, ADI.: da non scoprirsi.
-discévered, ADJ.: non scoprito, non
scoperto. -diseréet}, ADJ.: indiscreto,
sconsiderato. -discréetly {, ADV.: in-
discretamente. -disguised, ADJ.: non
mascherato; sincero, franco, schietto.
-dishoénoured, ADJ.: non disonorato.
-dismayed, ADJ.; intrepido, coraggioso.
-dispérsed, ADJ.: non sparso. -dis-
posed}, ADJ.: non ancora disposto. -dis-
puted}, ADJ.: incontrastato, evidente.
-dissémbled, ADJ.: non dissimulato, non
finto, non celato; vero. -dissòlvable,
ADJ.: indissolubile. -distémpered, ADI.:
di malattia. -distinguishable, ADJ.: in-
distinguibile. -distinguishably, ADV.:
indistintamente. -distinguished, ADJ.:
indistinto, confuso. -distràcted, ADjJ.:
non distratto. -disturbed, ADJ.: tran-
quillo, placido. -distaàrbedly, ADV.:
senza disturbo, tranquillamente. -dis-
tarbedness, s.: tranquillità, f. -di-
vidable, ADJ. : indivisibile, inseparabile.
-divided, ApDJ.: indiviso, intero. -di-
voreed, ADJ.: non divorziato. -di-
vùlged, ADI. : non promulgato. -dò,
IRR.; TR.: disfare, sfare, annullare, di-
struggere, sciorre: — what has been done,
disfare ciò che è stato fatto; leave undone,
tralasciare di fare. -déingI, ADJ.: distrut-
tivo, pernizioso. -doing2, s.: disfaci-
mento, m.; perdita, rovina, f. -done, ADI.:
non fatto; rovinato, perduto. -déubted,
ADJ.: indubitato, certo. -déubtedly,
ADV.: indubitamente, certamente. -déubt-
ing, ADJ.: che è senza dubbio, certo.
-drainable, ADI. : inesauribile. -draw,
IRR.; TR.: tirare; aprire. -drawn, ADI.:
non tirato, non aperto. -dréaded, ADI.:
non temuto. -dréamed, ADJ.: non ima-
ginato, non sognato; inopinato. -dréss!,
s.: abito di camera, abito della mattina,
m. -dress2, TR.: svestire; spogliare ;
REFL.: svestirsi. -dried, ADJ.: non sec-
cato, non secco. -drivem, ADJ.: non
cacciato; non impulso, senza moto. -dròs-
sy, ADJ.: non feccioso; purgato. -du-
bitable}, ADJ.: indubitabile. -due,
ADJ.: indebito, ingiusto. -duely, ADV.:
indebitamente.
ùndu-lary {, ADI. : ondeggiante, fluttuan-
te. -late, (IN)TR.: ondeggiare. -lation,
s.: ondulazione, f. -latory, ADJ.: on-
dulatorio, ondeggiante.
un-daly, ADv.: indebitamente; impro-
priamente. -duteous, -dutiful, ADJ.:
disubbidiente, irreverente. -dutifully,
ADV.: disubbidientemente. -dutiful-
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ness, s.: disubbidienza, irreverenza, f.
-dyed, ADJ.: non tinto, senza esser tinto.
-dying, ADJ.: immortale. -éarned,
ADJ.: non guadagnato. -éarth, TR. : dis-
sotterrare, disseppellire. -6arthly, ADJ. :
non terrestre. -éasily, ADV.: disagia-
tamente; inquietamente. -éasiness, S.:
disagio, m., incomodità ; inquietudine, f.
-6asy, ADI. : disagiato, incomodo ; inquie-
to, agitato; penoso, travagliato. -éaten,
ADJ.: non mangiato. -édifying, ADI.:
poco edificante. -éducated, ADJ.: non
educato. -efféctuali, ADJ.: inefficace.
-elécted, ADJ.: non eletto. -éligiblet,
ADJ.: ineligibile. -empléyed, ADI.: di-
soccupato, sfaccendato. -émptiable,
ADJ.: inesauribile. -endéwed, ADJ.:
non dotato. -endurable, ADJ.: intolle-
rabile. -engaged, ADJ.: non impiega-
to, disoccupato, libero; non appropriato.
-English ing-, ADJ.: non inglese, anti-
inglese. -enjoéyed, ADJ.: non ottenuto,
non posseduto. -enjoéying, ADJ.: non
possedente, non godente. -enlarged,
ADJ.: non aggrandito, limitato, contratto.
-enlightened, ADJ.: non illuminato;
ignorante. -emslaved, ADI. : non sotto-
messo, libero. -entertaining, ADI.:
che non diverte, poco ricreativo. -en-
tombed, ADJ.: insepolto. -énvied,
ADJ.: non invidiato. -équable, ADJ.:
differente, non conforme. -équal, ADJ.:
ineguale. -equality, s.: inegualità, disu-
guaglianza,f. -équalled, aDJ.: incom-
parabile, non paragonabile; senza eguale.
-équally, ADV.: inegualmente, disu-
gualmente. -équalness, s.: inegualità,
imparità, f. -équitable, ADI.: iniquo,
ingiusto. -equivocal, ADJ.: non equivo-
co. -érrable, ADJ.: infallibile. -érra-
bleness, s.: infallibilità; certezza, f.
-@rring, ADJ.: infallibile; certo. -ér-
ringly, ADV.: infallibilmente. -espied,
unexempt
ADJ.: non scoprito, inosservato. -es-
sayed, ADJ.: non isperimentato. -es-
séntial, ADJ.: non essenziale. -estab-
lished, ADJ.: non stabilito, non fondato.
-èstimable, ADI. : inestimabile. -éven,
ADJ.: ineguale; capriccioso. -évenly,
ADV.: inegualmente, disugualmente.
-6venness, s.: inegualità, f. -évita-
ble, ADJ.: inevitabile. -examined,
ADJ.: non essaminato, senza esame. -ex-
ampled, ADJ.: senza esampio. -exeép-
tionable, apJ.: non soggetto ad alcuna
obiezione, accettabile, valido. -excògita-
ble, ADI. : inescogitabile. -excusablei,
ADJ.: inescusabile. -éxecuted, ADI.:
ineseguito, che non è stato eseguito. -ex-
émplified, ADJ.: senza esempio. -éx-
ereised, ADJ.: senza pratica, inesperto.
-exémpt, ADJ.: non privilegiato. -ex-
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hausted, ADI. : non esausto. -expand-
ed, ADJ.: non disteso, non dilatato.
-expécted, ADI.: inaspettato, non im-
maginato ; inopinato, improvviso. -ex-
péctedly, ADV.: inopinatamente, all’ im-
provviso. -expéctedness, S.: pron-
tezza inaspettata, f., caso subito, m.
-expedient ij, ADI. : inopportuno, incon-
veniente. -expérieneed, ADJ.: non
sperimentato. -expérty}, ADJ.: inesper-
to, senza pratica. -expértly}, ADV.:
in modo inesperto, da novizio. -expért-
ness, S.: inesperienza, imperizia, f. -éx-
plicable, ADI.: inesplicabile. -ex-
plored, ADJ.: non esplorato, non esa-
minato. -exposed, ADJ.: non esposto.
-expréssiblej, -expréssive, ADJ.:
inesprimibile, ineffabile. -exténded,
ADJ.: non disteso. -extinguishable,
ADJ.: inestinguibile. -extinguished,
ADJ.: non estinto, non ammortito. -fad-
ed, ADJ.: non sfiorito, non appassito.
-fading, ADJ.: sempre florido. -fail-
ablei, ADJ.: infallibile. -failable-
ness}, S.: infallibilita, f. -failing,
ADJ.: infallibile, sicuro. -failingness,
s.: infallibilita, f. -fàir, ADJ.: ingiusto,
disonesto. -fairly, ADV.: ingiustamen-
mente, disonestamente. -fairness, S.:
ingiustizia, f. -faithful, aps.: perfido,
infedele. -faithfully, ADV.: perfida-
mente, infedelmente. -faithfulness,
S.: perfidia, infedeltà, f. -familiar,
ADJ.: non comune, straordinario. -fash-
ignable, ADJ.: non alla moda. -fàsh-
ignableness, s.: deviamento dalla mo-
da, m. -fashionably, ADI. : non secon-
do la moda. -fàshigned, ADJ.: infor-
me, sformato. -fastem, TR.: sciorre,
disfare, disunire. -fathered{, ADJ.:
senza padre. -fàthomable, ADJ.: sen-
za fondo; impenetrabile. -fathomably,
ADV.: in modo impenetrabile. -fath-
omed, ADI. : che non è scandagliato. -fa-
tîgued, ADJ.: indefesso, non stancato.
-favourable, ADI.: disfavorevole; av-
verso. -favourably, ADV.: disfavore-
volmente, avversamente. -féaredf, ADJ.:
intrepido, non temuto. -feasible, ADI.:
impraticabile. -féathered, ADJ.: non
piumato. -féd, ADI. : non pasciuto. -feed,
ADJ.: non pagato, senza salario. -féel-
ing, ADJ.: insensibile, duro di cuore.
-féelingly, ADV.: insensibilmente. -féel-
ingness, S.: insensibilità, f. -féigned,
ADJ.: non finto; sincero. -fèignedly,
ADV.:sinceramente, veramente. -fèigned-
ness, S.: sincerità, schiettezza, f. -fèlt,
ADJ.: non sentito ; insensibile. -féneed,
ADJ.: senza siepe; non fortificato. -fer-
ménted, ADJ.: non fermentato. -fér-
tile, ADJ.: infertile, infecondo, sterile.
unexhausted
ungainly
-fétter, TR.: togliere i ceppi, scatenare;
liberare. -figured, ADJ.: non figurato.
-filial, ADJ.: indegno d’un figliuolo.
-filled, ADJ.: non empiuto, vuoto. -fin-
ished, ADJ.: non finito, incompiuto, im-
perfetto. -firm, ADJ.: infermo, debole.
-fit1, ADJ.: inetto, incapace, inabile; im-
proprio, sconvenevole : i is —, non con-
viene. -fit 2, TR.: rendere incapace, disa-
bilitare. -fitly, ADV.: sconvenevolmente,
impropriamente, malamente. -fitness,
s.: incapacità; sconvenevolezza,f. -fit-
ting, ADI.. sconvenevole, disdicevole.
-fix, TR.: slegare, distaccare; render
fluido, liquefare. -fixed, ADJ.: non
fisso; errante. -flédged, ADJ.: senza
piume. -fdiled, aDJ.: non sottomesso,
non vinto. -fold, TR.: spiegare, svillup-
pare; aprire: — sheep, fare uscire le
pecore dell’ovile. -f601, TR.: render
savio. -forbidden, ADJ.: non proibito,
permesso. -foreed, ADJ.: non sforzato,
libero. -foreedly, ADv.: liberamente,
volontariamente. -foreible, ADJ.: senza
forza, debole. -foreknown, ADJ.: non
preconosciuto, non preveduto. -foreséen,
ADJ.: non previsto; inopinato. -fore
wàrned,ADJ.: non ammonito, non avver-
tito. -férfeited, ADJ.: non confiscato,
non sequestrato. -forgiving, ADJ.: im-
placabile, inesorabile. -forgòtten, ADJ.:
non dimentico. -férmed, ADJ.: sfor-
mato, informe. -forsaken, ADJ.: non
abbandonato. -fértified, ADJ.: non for-
tificato. -fértumate, ADI.: sfortuna-
to, sventurato, infelice. -fértunately,
ADV.: sfortunatamente. -fértunate-
ness, S.: sfortuna, f., infortunio, m.
-fought -fat, ADJ.: non combattuto.
-fouled, ADJ.: non contaminato.
-found, ADJ.: non trovato, non incontra-
to. -framablei, ADJ.: che non può
formarsi. -framed, ADJ.: non formato;
senza cornice. -fréquent, ADJ.: infre-
quente. -frequénted, ADJ.: non fre-
quentato, non visitato. -fréquently,
ADV.: radamente, raramente. -friénd-
ed, ADJ.: senza amici; non protetto.
-friéndliness, s.: poca benevolenza, f.
-friéndly, ADJ.: non amichevole, scor-
tese; ADV.: scortesemente. -fròck, TR.:
spogliare. -frozen, ADJ.: non gelato;
non rappreso. -fruitful, ADJ.: infrut-
tuoso, infecondo. -friitfulmess, S.:
sterilità, infecondità, f. -fulfilled, ADI.:
non adempito, non colmo. -farl, TR.:
spandere, spiegare, aprire. -farnish,
ADI. : sfornire; spogliare. -fairnished,
ADJ.: non arredato, non (am)mobiliato,
senza mobili; sfornito, sprovvisto: — apart-
ments, camere non ammobiliate. -gage,
TR.: disimpegnare. -gainly, ADJ.: scon-
ungalled
cio, svenevole, sciamannato; ADV.: disac-
conciamente, svenevolmente. -galled,
ADJ.: non piagato, non ferito, illeso.
-gàrtered, ADJ.: senza giarrettiere.
-gathered, ADJ.: non raccolto. -gén-
erated, ADJ.: non generato, increato.
-génerative, ADJ.: non fruttifero, ste-
rile. -génerous, ADJ.: non generoso,
ignobile, illiberale. -gémial, aDJ.: non
geniale; malsano. -gentéel, ADJ.: inci-
vile, scortese. -gentéelly, ADV.: inci-
vilmente, scortesemente, grossolanamente,
rozzamente. -gentéelness, s.: scorte-
sia; rozzezza, zotichezza, f. -géntle,
ADJ.: indocile, intrattabile; duro, rigoro-
so. -géntlemanlike, -géntleman-
ly, ADJ.: incivile, illiberale. -géntle-
ness, S.: indocilità; rigidezza, severità,
Sf. -gémtly, ADV.: aspramente, severa-
mente; rozzamente. -gilded, ADJ.: non
dorato. -gird, IRR.; TR.: sciogliere la
cintura. -girt, ADJ.: scinto. -givingi,
ADJ.: illiberale; non benevolo. -glazed,
ADJ.: senza vetro; senza fenestre. -glori-
fiedj, ADJ.: non glorificate. -gléve,
TR.: levareiguanti -gléved,TR.: senza
guanti. -gluùe, TR.: scollare. -gédlily,
ADV.: in modo empio, empiamente; senza
religione. -gòdliness, S.: empietà; ir-
religione, f. -godly, ADI.: empio, irreli-
gioso. -gored, ADJ.: non piagato, non
ferito. -gérged, ADI. : non empiuto, non
sazio. -gòt, ADJ.: non acquistato; non
generato. -gévernable, ADI. : indoma-
bile; sfrenato. -gévernableness, S.:
sfrenatezza, f. -gévernably, ADV.:
sfrenatamente. -gòverned, ADJ.: sfre-
nato, licenzioso. -graeeful, ADJ.: sgra-
ziato, svenevole. -graeefully, ADV.:
sgraziatamente, svenevolmente. -graee-
fulness, S.: sgraziataggine, svenevolez-
za, f. -graàcious, ADJ.: sgraziato, sve-
nevole ; scortese. -graciously, ADV.:
sgraziatamente ; scortesemente. -gra-
ciousness, S.: sgarbatezza; inciviltà, f.
-grammàtical, ADJ.: sgrammaticato.
-granted, ADJ.: non dato, non concesso.
-gràteful, ADJ.: ingrato, sconoscente ;
noioso. -gratefully, ADV.: ingrata-
mente, sconoscentemente. -grateful-
ness, S.: ingratitudine, sconoszenza, f.
-gratified, ADJ.: non gratificato.
-gravel, TR.: levar la ghiaia; (fig) ri-
muovere gli scrupoli. -gravelyf, ADV.:
senza gravità, non seriamente. -gréund-
ed, ADJ.: malfondato. -grùdgingly,
ADV.: senza invidia, di buon cuore, lieta-
mente. -guarded },ADJ.: non guardato,
senza difesa; negligente, poco misurato,
sconsiderato. -guàrdedly{, ADV.: ne-
gligentemente.
ùnguent, s.: unguento, m.
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un-guéssed, ADJ.: non conghietturato.
-guided, ADJ.: non guidato. -guilti-
ness, S.: innocenza, f. -guilty, ADJ.:
innocente. - hàbitable {, ADJ.: ina-
bitabile. -haft, TR.: levar il manico.
-hàllow, TR.: profanare. -halter,
R.: levar la cavezza. -hand, TR.: la-
sciare andare le mani. -handsome,
ADJ.: laido, deforme. -hàndsopmely,
ADV.: bruttamente, incivilmente ; mala-
mente. -handsomeness, s.: laidezza,
bruttezza, deformità, f. -hàndy, ADJ.:
non destro; goffo, sgraziato. -hàppily,
ADV.: infelicemente, sfortunatamente.
-hàppiness, s.: infelicità, miseria, f.
-hàppy, ADJ.: infelice, sfortunato, mise-
ro. -hàrmed, ADJ.: non guastato, non
piagato. -hàrmful, ADJ.: non nocivo;
innocente. -harmonious, ADJ.: disar-
monico, discordante. -harness, TR.: le-
vare gli arnesi. -hAsp, TR.: sfibbiare.
-hazarded, ADJ.: non azzardato, non ar-
rischiato. -héalthfal, ADJ.: malsano,
malaticcio, morbido ; insalubre. -héalth-
fulness, s.: mala sanità; aria cattiva,
Sf. -hèalthy, ADI.: malsano, malaticcio ;
insalubre : rather —, malaticcio, infermic-
cio. -héard (of),ADI.: inaudito, straor-
dinario. -heàrti, TR.: discoraggiare.
-héated, ADI. : non riscaldato. -héed-
ed, ADJ.: non curato; negletto; di poca
importanza. -héedful, ADJ.: negligen-
te, incauto. -héediness, s.: negligen-
za, trascuraggine, f. -héeding, ADJ.:
negligente, trascurato. -hèedyt, ADJ.:
subito, precipitoso. -hélped, ADJ.: non
aiutato, non protetto. -hèlpful, ADI.:
uniform
non aiutante; inutile. -hidebound{,
ADJ.: di stomaco ampio. -hinge, TR.:
sgangherare; sconnettere, disordinare.
-héliness, S.: empietà, profanità, f.
-hély, ADV.: empio, profano. -hòn-
oured, ADJ.: non onorato. -hòod, TR.:
discappellare, trar di cappello. -hòok,
TR.: spiccare dall’ uncino, sfibbiare. -héop,
R.: levare via i cerchi. -hoped, ADI.:
inaspettato. -hopeful, ADJ.: che non
da buona speranza. -hòrse, TR.: scaval-
care; levare di sella. -héspitable,
ADJ.: inospitale, scortese. -hòstile, ADJ.:
non ostile; amichevole. -héuse, TR.:
cacciare di casa. -héused, ADJ.: senza
casa; senza rifugio. -himbled, ADI.:
non umiliato. -hùrt, ADJ.: non ferito,
illeso, salvo. -hartful, ADJ.: innocen-
te; non nocivo. -hurtfully, ADV.: in-
nocentemente. -husbanded, ADJ.: non
coltivato. -husk, TR.: sgranare, sgu-
sciare.
ani-corn, ADJ.: liocorno, unicorno, m.
-form I, ADJ.: uniforme ; conforme, egua-
le, regolare. -form 2, s.: abito unifor-
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me (de’ soldati), m. -formity,S.: uni-
formità; conformità, f. -formly, ADV.:
uniformemente.
un-imaginable, ADJ.: non immaginabi-
le. -imaginably, ADV.: in modo inim-
maginabile. -imitablet, ADI.: inimita-
bile, da non imitarsi. -immértal, ADJ.:
non immortale, mortale. -impàaired,
ADJ.: non diminuito, inalterato; buono.
-impàairable, ADI.: inalterabile. -im-
passioned, ADJ.: non collerico, tranquil-
lo. -impéached, ADJ.: non accusato,
intatto. -impértant, ADJ.: che non è
d’ importanza; senza orgoglio, modesto.
-importùned, ADJ.: non importunato,
non sollecitato. -imprévable, ADI.:
che non si può migliorare. -impròv-
ableness, S.: incapacità di migliora-
mento, f. -imprdéved, ADJ.: non mi-
gliorato, non perfezionato; incolto, senza
coltura; senza approfittarne. -indif-
ferent, ADJ.: parziale, favorevole. -in-
dustrious, ADJ.: pigro, ozioso. -in-
fécted, ADJ.: non infettato. -inflamed,
ADJ.: non acceso, non infiammato. -in-
formed, ADJ.: non istrutto, non addot-
trinato, ignorante. -imgéntious, ADJ.:
illiberale ; finto, falso. -inhàbitable,
ADJ.: non abitabile. -inhabitableness,
s.: essere inabitabile, m. -inhàbited,
ADJ.: disabitato, deserto. -injured,
ADJ.: illeso, non offeso; senza danno. -in-
uniformity
seribed, ADJ.: senza iscrizione. -in-
spired, ADJ.: non ispirato. -instrict-
ed, ADJ.: non istrutto, ignorante. -in-
strùctive, ADJ.: non istruttivo. -in-
tèlligent, ADI. : non intelligente, igno-
rante. -intelligibility, S.: inintel
ligibilità, f. -imtélligible, ADV.: in-
intelligibile. -intélligibleness = un-
intelligibility. -intélligibly, ADV.: in
modo inintelligibile. -inténtional, ADI.:
non premeditato. -interessedi, -in-
terested, ADJ.: disinteresssato. -in-
teresting, ADJ.: non interessante. -in-
‘termitted, ADJ.: continuo, perpetuo.
-intermixed, ADJ.: non intermisto. -in-
terrupted, ADJ.: non interrotto, con-
tinuo. -interrùptedly, ADV.: senza
interruzione. -intrénched, ADJ.: non
trincierato. -invénted, ADJ.: non in-
ventato. -imvéstigable, ADJ.: imper-
scrutabile; incomprensibile. -invited,
ADJ.: non invitato.
anion, s.: unione, concordia, f.; accop-
piamento, m.: American —, I Unione
americana, f.
unique, ADJ.: unico, solo; singolare.
uniparous, ADJ.: uniparo.
ùnison, s.: unisono, accordo, m.: in —,
all’ unisono, d’ accordo, insieme.
unit, s.: unità, f.
unleave
Unitarian u, 8.: Unitario, Sociniano, m.
uni-te, TR.: unire, congiungere; collega-
re; accoppiare; adunare; INTR.: unirsi,
congiungersi; adunarsi. -ted, ADJ.: uni-
to, ecc. (cf. unite): the — States, gli Stati
Uniti; the — Kingdom, il Regno Unito.
-tedly, ADV.: congiuntamente, insieme.
-ter, S.: unitore, congiungitore, m.
uni-tive}, ADJ.: unitivo. -ty, 8.: unità;
concordia; uniformità, f.
univér-sal1, ADJ.: universale, generale.
-sal2, s.: universale, sistema generale,
m. -sality, 8.: universalità, generalità,
f. -sally, ADv.: universalmente. -sal-
ness} = universality. -se, 8.: univer-
so, tutto il mondo, m. -sity,S.: univer-
sità, f.; collegio, m.
univo-cal, ADJ.: univoco. -cally, ADV.:
univocamente.
un-jéin |, TR.: disgiungere, separare, di-
slogare. -jéimt, TR.: dislogare, disgiun-
gere. -jéyful, -jéyous, ADJ.: non gioio-
so, tristo, malinconico. -judged, ADJ.:
non giudicato, non determinato. -just,
ADJ.: ingiusto, iniquitoso. -justifiable,
ADJ.: inammissibile, illecito. -justifi-
ably, ADV.: illecitamente. -justly,
ADV.: ingiustamente. -kémpt, ADJ.: non
pettinato. -kénnel, TR.: fare uscire.
-képt, ADJ.: non tenuto; non osservato,
non ubbidito. -kimd, ADJ.: non benigno,
inamabile, non benevolo; scortese, inci-
vile, duro. -kindliness, s.: scortesia,
inciviltà, f. -kindly1, ADJ.: non favo-
revole, con poca gentilezza; duramente:
part —, separarsi freddamente; take it
—, aversene a male. -kindly2, ADv.:
scortesemente, incivilmente. -kindness,
S.: malignità; scortesia, f. -kingj, TR.:
privare della dignita reale. -knightly,
ADJ.: indegno d’ un cavaliere. -kmit, TR.:
disfare, snodare. -Icnétty, ADJ.: senza
nodi. -knowable, ADJ.: che non si
può sapere. -knòwing, ADI. : ignoran-
te. -knowingly, ADV.: ignorantemen-
te. -Kknown, ADI.: sconosciuto ; incogni-
to: — to me, senza mia saputa; he is — to
me, non lo conosco. -laboured, ADI.:
non coltivato; volontario, spontaneo.
-laee, TR.: dislacciare. -lade, IRR.; TR.:
scaricare; alleggerire. -laid}, ADJ.:
non posto, non collocato; non quietato,
non pacificato. -laménted, ADJ.: non
compianto. -latch, TR.: aprire il sali-
scendo. -l&wful, ADJ.: illegittimo, il-
lecito. -l&wfully, apv.: illegittima-
mente, illecitamente. -lawfulness, s.:
stato illegittimo, m. -léarn,TR.: disim-
parare, disapprendere. -léarned, ADI.:
illetterato, ignorante. -léarnedly, ADV.:
da ignorante, ignorantemente. -léave,
TR.: levar via le foglie, sfrondare. -léav-
unleavened
ened, ADJ.: non fermentato: — bread,
pane azzimo.
ùnless, CONJ.: a meno che, fuorchè ; ec-
cetto, eccettuato che, se non: — you
sN more, a meno che non studiate di
più.
un-léttered, ADI.: non letterato, igno-
rante. -lévelled, ADJ.: non spianato,
ineguale. -lieensed, ADI.: senza licen-
za. -Iicked, ADI.: non leccato, sfor-
mato. -lighted, aDJ.: non acceso, non
illuminato. -like, aps.: differente, dis-
simile, diverso; improbabile. -likeli-
hood, -likeliness, s.: improbabilità,
Jf. -likely, ADI.: improbabile. -likely,
ADV.: improbabilmente. -likeness, s.:
dissimiglianza, differenza, f. -limit-
ablej, ADJ.: che non può esser limi-
tato, immenso. -limited, apj.: illimi-
tato. -limitedly, ADv.: illimitatamen-
te, senza limiti. -limitedness, s.: illi-
mitazione, f. -lime, TR.: levar via la fo-
dera, sfoderare. -lineal, ADJ.: colla-
terale. -link, TR.: storcere, svolgere,
spiegare, aprire. -liquified, ADJ.: non
liquefatto. -léad, IRR.; TR.: scaricare,
alleggerire. -loading,s.: scaricamento,
m. -léck, TR.: schiavare; sfogarsi.
-looked (for), ADI.: inaspettato, inopi-
nato. -lSose, TR.: sciorre, slegare, di-
sfare; INTR.: sciorsi, slegarsi, disfarsi.
-léved}, ADI.: disamato, odiato. -léve-
ly, ADJ.: non amabile; svenevole. liick-
ily, ADV.: per mala fortuna, per disgra-
zia, f. -Iiickiness, s.: disavventura;
disgrazia, f. -lueky, ADJ.: sfortunato,
sinistro. -late, TR.: togliere il loto.
-made, ADJ.: non ancora fatto, non fini-
to. -maimed, ADJ.: non mutilato, non
troncato. -makablei, ADJ.: che non si
può fare. -make, IRR.; TR.: disfare,
distruggere; mettere in pezzi. -màn,
TR.: effeminare; degradare; disarmare
(un vascello). -manageable, ADI.: in-
trattabile, indocile. -mànaged, ADI.:
non addestrato, non educato.’ -manli-
ness, S.: condotta indegna d’ un uomo, f.
-mànly, ADJ.: indegno d’un uomo. -man-
mered, ADJ.: incivile, scortese; rozzo,
ruvido. -mannerliness, S.: scortesia,
inciviltà; rozzezza, ruvidezza, f. -man-
nerly 1, ADJ.: incivile, rozzo, grossolano.
-mannerly 2, ADV.: incivilmente, rozza-
mente. -maniired, ADJ.: non coltivato,
incolto. -marked, ADJ.: non osservato.
-married{, ADJ.: senza marito; senza
moglie: — man, uomo smogliato, m.; —
woman, donna non maritata, f. -màrryj,
TR.: annullare il matrimonio. -màsk,
TR.: smascherare; INTR.: smascherarsi.
-mfst, TR.: levare |’ albero. -master-
able}, ADJ.: indomabile, insuperabile,
4ll
invincibile. -mastered, ADI. : indomito;
invincibile. -mat, TR.. disfare le trec-
ce. -màteh, TR.: dispaiare. -match-
able, ADJ.: impareggiabile, incompara-
bile. -matehed, ADI: senza pari,
-méaning, ADJ.: senza senso, insignifi-
cante. -méant{, ADJ.: non proposto,
non disegnato. -msasurablej, ADI.:
che non può misurarsi, smisurato, immen-
so. -méasurableness}, s.: smisura-
tezza, immensità, f. -méagurablyt,
ADV.: senza misura, eccessivamente.
-méasured, ADJ.: non misurato, immen-
so. -méditated, ADJ.: non premedita-
to. -méddled, ADJ.: immisto, inaltera-
to. -méet, ADJ.: non conveniente, scon-
venevole. -méetly, ADV.: sconvene-
volmente, incongruentemente. -méet-
ness, S.: sconvenevolezza, incongruità, f.
-melodious, ADJ.: non melodioso.
-mélted, ADJ.: non liquefatto. -mén-
tioned, ADJ.: non mentovato, omesso.
-mérchantable, aDJ.: non vendibile.
-méreifal, ADJ.: spietato; inumano,
crudele. -méreifully, ADV.: spietata-
mente; inumanamente. -méreifulness,
S.: inumanità, crudeltà, f. -méritable,
ADJ.: immeritevole. -mérited, ADJ.:
non meritato, ingiusto. -milked, ADI.:
non munto. -minded, ADJ.: non osser-
vato, negletto. -mindful, ApJ.: negli
gente, trascurato. -mindfully, ADV.: ne-
gligentemente, trascuratamente. -mind-
fulness, s.: negligenza, trascuraggine,
f. -mingle, TR.: separare. -mingled,
ADJ.: immisto, semplice. -mistakable,
ADJ.: che non può sbagliarsi, evidente.
-mitigated, ADJ.: non mitigato, implaca-
bile; completo, perfetto. -mixed, -mixt,
ADJ.: immisto, schietto, puro. -méaned,
ADJ.: non deplorato, non compianto.
-méistened, ADJ.: non umettato, inumi-
dito. -molésted, ADJ.: non molestato.
-mdor, TR.: (nav.) sarpare, levare |’ an-
cora. -mértgaged, ADJ.: non dato in
ipoteca, -mértified, ADJ.: immortifi-
cato. -mSv(e)ablet, ADI.: immobile, fer-
mo. -mòv(e)ably}, ADV.: immobilmente,
fermamente. -mòved, ADJ.: immoto, fer-
mo. -méving, ADJ.: immobile. -méuld,
TR.: mutare la forma. -médurmed, ADJ.:
non deplorato, non lamentato. -muùffle,
TR.: smascherare. -musical, ADJ.: non
armonioso, discordante. -muzzle, TR.:
torre la museruola. -nail, TR.: schioda-
re. -named, ADJ.: innominato, senza
nome. -native, ADJ.: non nativo. -nàt-
ural, ADJ.: non naturale, contra natura,
snaturato, crudele; sforzato, ricercato.
-nàturally, ADV.: contra natura; inu-
manamente, crudelmente. -nàturalness,
s.: inumanità, brutalità, f- -nàvigable,
unnavigable
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ADJ.: non navigabile. -néeessarily,
ADV.: senza necessità, inutilmente. -née-
essgriness, 8.. inutilità, f. -méees-
sary, ADJ.: non necessario, inutile.
-néedful, ADJ.: non necessario. -néigh-
bourly 1, ADJ.: non da vicino, scortese.
-neighbourly2, ADV.: incivilmente.
-nérve, TR.: snervare, indebolire.
-nérved, ADJ.: snervato, debole. -no-
ble, ADJ.: ignobile, basso. -nobly,
ADV.: ignobilmente, bassamente. -noted,
-nòotieed, ADJ.: inosservato. -niim-
bered, ADJ.: non numerato, innumerabi-
le. -obédient}, AbJ.: disubbidiente.
-obéyed, ADI.: disubbidito. -obndxious,
ADJ.: non esposto ad un male. -obsé-
quiousness, S.: disubbidienza, f. -ob-
sérvable, ADJ.: inosservabile, impercet-
tibile. -obsèrvant, ADJ.: disattento,
disubbidiente. -sérved, ADJ.: non os-
servato, negletto. -obsérving, ADJ.:
disattento, trascurato. -obstricted,
ADJ.: non ostrutto; non impedito. -ob-
strictive, ADJ.: non ostruttivo. -ob-
tained, ADJ.: non ottenuto, non acqui-
stato. -ébvious, ADJ.: non evidente,
non chiaro. -decupied, ADJ.: non oc-
.cupato, senza possessore; incolto, sodo;
disponibile. -offéndingi, -offènsivet,
ADJ.: innocente, senza peccato. -officious,
ADJ.: inofficioso; scortese. -épening,
ADJ.: non aperiente. -operativey, ADJ.:
inefficace, senza effetto. -opposed, ADJ. :
non opposto. -èrderly{, ADJ.: irrego-
lare; disordinato, confuso. -érdinary,
ADJ.: raro, straordinario. -érganized,
ADJ.: non organizzato. -original, -orig-
imated, ADJ.: senza origine; non gene-
rato, increato. -érthodox, ADJ.: non
ortodosso, eterodosso. -Gwmed, ADJ.:
non riconosciuto, non richiamato. -paei-
fied, ADJ.: non pacificato, non calmato.
-pack, TR.: sballare; spiegare. -paid,
ADJ.: non pagato, da pagarsi. -pained,
.ADJ.; senza pena, senza dolore. -pain-
ful, ADJ.: non doloroso. -pàlatable,
ADJ.: nauseoso, spiacevole. -pàragoned,
ADJ.: senza paragone, impareggiabile.
-pàralleled, ADJ.: incomparabile. -pàr-
donable, ADJ.: imperdonabile, irremis-
sibile. -pàrdonably, ADV.: irremissi-
bilmente. -pardoned, ADJ.: non perdo-
nato. -pàrdoning, ADJ.: implacabile,
inesorabile. -parliaméntary, ADI.:
contrario all’ uso del parlamento. -pàrt-
able, ADJ.: inseparabile, indivisibile.
-pàrtably, ADV.: inseparabilmente.
-pàrted, ADJ.: indiviso. -pàrtial,
ADJ.: imparziale. -partially, ADV.: sen-
za parzialità, con imparzialità. -pàs-
sable, ADJ.: che non può passarsi; im-
praticabile. -pàssignatet, ADJ.: spas-
annecessarily
unpopular
sionato, tranquillo. -pathed, ADJ.: non
battuto, non frequentato. -pave, TR.:
levare i selici, smattonare. -padwned,
ADJ.: nonimpegnato. -péaeeable, ADI.:
turbolento, tumultuoso, agitato. -péaee-
ably, ADV.: con turbolenza, in disordine.
-pég, TR.: togliere via la cavicchia.
-pénsigned, ADI: senza pensione.
-péople, TR.: spopolare ; desolare. -per-
eéivable, ADI.: impercettibile. -per-
eéivably, ADV.: impercettibilmente.
-pereéived, ADJ.: non osservato. -per-
eéivedly, ADV.: impercettibilmente, ap-
poco appoco. -perfectt, ADJ.: imperfet-
to, incompiuto. -pérfectly{, ADV.: im-
perfettamente. -pérfectnessf, s.: im-
perfezione, f.; difetto, m. -perfòrmed,
ADJ.: non messo ad effetto. -pérish-
able}, ADJ.: che non può perire, incor-
ruttibile. -pérjured, ADJ.: non isper-
giurato. -perpléxed{, ADJ.: non per-
plesso, non imbrogliato. -perspirable,
ADJ.: non traspirabile. -persuadable,
ADJ.: impersuasibile, inesorabile. -pét-
rified, ADJ.: non petrificato. -phil-
osòphical, ADJ.: non filosofico, poco filo-
sofico. -philosòphically, ADV.: non
da filosofo, poco filosoficamente. -phil-
oséphicalness, s.: incongruità con la
filosofia, filosofia falsa, f. -pîereed,
ADJ.: non perforato, non penetrato. -pil-
lared, ADJ.: senza colonne. -pillowed,
ADJ.: senza guanciale. -pim, ADJ.: to-
gliere via le spille. -pitied, ADI.: non
compatito, non compianto. -pitiful,
ADJ.: non compassionevole, spietato. -pit-
ifully, ADV.: senza compassione, spieta-
tamente. -pitying, ADJ.: non compas-
sionevole. -placableij, ADI. : implaca-
bile. -plaeed, ADI: non impiegato,
senza posto. -plagued, ADJ.: non tor-
mentato. -plait, TR.: spiegare, torre le
pieghe. -plamted, ADJ.: non piantato.
-plausible, ADI.: non plausibile. -plau-
sive, ADJ.: discordante, dissenziente.
-pléasant, ADJ.: spiacevole, ingrato.
-pléasantly, ADV.: spiacevolmente.
-plèasantness, S.: spiacevolezza, f.
-pleased, ADJ.: spaciuto, non soddisfat-
to, malcontento. -pléasing, ADI.: spia-
cevole; offensivo. -pléasingness, S.:
spiacevolezza, f. -pliant, ADJ.: inflessi-
bile; indocile. -pliantness, s.: infies-
sibilità, f. -ploughed, ADI. : non arato,
non coltivato. -plime, TR.: pennare,
spiumare. -poétic(al), ADJ.: non poeti-
co. -péison, TR.: levar via il veleno.
-pòlished, ADJ.: non ripulito, rozzo, ru-
vido. -pelitej; ADJ.: incivile, scortese.
-politeness{, s.: inciviltà, scortesia, f.
-pollated, ADJ.: non polluto, inteme-
rato. -pépular, ADJ.: non popolare.
unportable
-portable, ADJ.: non portabile. -pos-
séssed, ADJ.: non posseduto. -posséss-
ing, ADJ.: non possedente. -practic-
able 7, ADI. : impraticabile, da non farsi.
-practised, ADJ.: non praticato, ine-
sperto. -praisedi, ADJ.: non lodato.
-precarious, ADJ.: indipendente. -prè-
eedented, ADJ.: senza esempio. -pre-
eise, ADJ.: non preciso, non esatto.
-preférred, ADJ.: non avanzato, non
promosso. -préjudiced, ADJ.: spregiu-
dicato, non preoccupato, non prevenuto.
-preméditated, ADJ.: non premedita-
to. -prepàred, ADJ.: non preparato,
impreparato. -prepaàredness, S.: es-
ser impreparato, m. -preposséssed,
ADJ.: non preoccupato, non prevenuto.
-preposséssing, ADJ.: non avvenente.
-préssed, ADJ.: non spremuto. -pre-
sumptuous, ADJ.: non presuntuoso.
-pretènding, ADI.: poco ambizioso.
-prevailing, ADI. : inefficace. -pre-
vénted, ADJ.: non impedito, non opposto.
-prineelyj, ADJ.: indegno d'un prin-
cipe. -prineipled, ADJ.: senza prin-
cipi. -primted, ADJ.: non stampato.
-prisablej, ADJ.: di poco valore, inesti-
mabile. -prisoned, ADJ.: non impri-
gionato, libero. -prizedj, ADJ.: non
apprezzato, inestimato. -proclaimed,
ADJ.: non proclamato. -productive,
ADJ.: improduttivo, infruttifero: — cap-
ital, capitale infruttifero. -produùc-
tively, ADJ.: improduttivamente, ‘senza
profitto. -prodactiveness, 8.: impro-
duttività, infertilità, f. -proféssional,
ADJ.: non della professione. -profès-
sionally, ADV.: non professionalmente.
-profaned, ADJ.: non profanato. -pròf-
itable, ADJ.: non profittevole; inutile,
vano. -profitableness, s.: inutilità,
f. -pròfitably, ADV.:. senza profitto ;
inutilmente. -pròfited, ADJ.: senza pro-
fitto, senza guadagno, senza vantaggio.
-prolific, ADI: infecondo, sterile.
-pròperi, ADJ.: improprio; non parti
colare. -pròperlyt, ADV.: impropria-
mente. -propitious, ADJ.: non propi-
zio, non favorevole. -proportignable,
-propòrtioned, ADJ.: sproporzionato.
-propped, ADJ.: non puntellato, non so-
stenuto. -proposed, ADJ.: non pro-
posto. -pròsperous, ADJ.: non fortu-
nato, infelice. -pròsperously, ADV.:
infelicemente. -pròsperousness, S.: in-
felicità, f. -protécted, ADJ.: non pro-
tetto, senza aiuto. -pròved, ADJ.: non
provato, non esperimentato. -providef,
TR.: sprovvedere, sfornire. -provided,
ADJ.: sprovvisto, destituto. -prined,
ADJ.: non potato, non tagliato. -pùb-
lic, ADJ.: non pubblico. -pùblished,
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ADJ.: non pubblicato, non divolgato ; ine-
dito. -pùnished, ADJ.: impunito. -pùr-
chased, ADJ.: non comprato. -purged,
-purified, ADJ.: non purificato, impu-
ro. -pùrposed, ADJ.: non progettato.
-pursùed, ADJ.: non perseguito. -qual-
ified, ADI.: inabile, inetto. -quàl-
ifiedness, S.: inabilità, incapacità,
f. -quàlifyj, TR.: rendere incapace.
-quarrelable, ADI.: incontrastabile,
indisputabile. -quéen, TR.: deporre una
regina. -quénchable, ADIJ.: inestin-
guibile. -quénchableness, s.: qualità
inestinguibile. -quéstionable, ADI.: in-
dubitabile, incontrastabile ; certo. -qués-
tionableness, s.: certezza, f. -qués-
tionably, ADV.: indubitabilmente, certa-
unreined
mente. -quéstigned, ADJ.: non do-
mandato, indubitato. -quick, ADI.: im-
mobile. -quiet, ADJ.: inquieto, agitato.
-quietly, ADV.: inquietamente. -quiet-
ness, -quietude }, s.: inquietudine, f.;
travaglio, m. -racked, ADJ.: non tra-
vasato. -rànsacked, ADJ.: non sac-
cheggiato. -rànsomed, ADJ.: non ri-
scattato, non redento. -ràvel, TR.: svi-
luppare, schiarire. -razored, ADJ.: non
raso. -réached, ADJ.: non arrivato,
non ottenuto. -réad, ADJ.: non letto;
ignorante. -réadiness, s.: inabilità, f.
-réady, ADJ.: non parato; pesante; re-
stio. -réal, ADJ.: non reale, senza rea-
lità. -réasonable, ADJ.: irragionevole ;
esorbitante. -réasonableness, S.: po-
ca ragione; esorbitanza, enormità, f.
-réasonably, ADV.: irragionevolmente ;
eccessivamente. -réave}, TR.: sviluppa-
re; disfare. -rebukable, ADI.: irrepren-
sibile. -reeéived, ADJ.: non ricevuto,
non pigliato. -récompensed, ADJ.: non
compensato, non rimunerato. -reconei-
lable, ADI.: irreconciliabile. -rècon-
eiled, ADJ.: non reconciliato. -recérd-
ed, ADJ.: non mentovato; non trasmesso
alla posterità. -recéverable, ADI.: ir-
recuperabile. -recovered, ADJ.: non
ricuperato. -recéunted, ADJ.: non rac-
contato. -reertiitable, ADJ.: da non
reclutarsi. -recuring{, ADJ.: irreme-
diabile, senza rimedio. -redéemable i,
ADJ.: non redimibile. -redéemedj,
ADJ.: non redento, disimpegnato. -re-
duced, ADJ.: non ridotto; non sottomes-
so. -refined, ADJ.: non raffinato. -re-
formable, aDJ.: incorrigibile; inalte-
rabile. -reférmed, ADJ.: non riforma-
to. -refracted, ADJ.: non rifratto.
-refréshed, ADJ.: non riconfortato, non
ricreato. -regarded, ADJ.: negletto,
disprezzato. -regàrdful, ADJ.: non cu-
rante, negligente. -regénerate, ADI.:
non regenerato. -réimed, ADI.: sfrena-
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to, sbrigliato. -rélatively, ADV.: sen-
za connessione. -relémting, ADJ.: in-
flessibile; inesorabile. -relîevable,
ADJ.: senza soccorso, senza alleviamento.
-relîeved, ADJ.: non soccorso, non alle-
viato. -remàrkable, ADJ.: non rimarche-
vole, non notabile. -remediable, ADI.:
irremediabile. -remémbering, ADI.:
smemorato. -remitted, ADJ.: non perdo-
nato. -remdvablef, ADJ.: non amovibile,
immobile. -remdvablenessf, s.: immo-
bilità, f. -rembòvably{, ADV.: senza
rimovimento, immobilmente. -remdéved,
ADJ.: non rimosso, immobile; fermo. -re-
paid, ADJ.: non rimunerato. -repàir-
able, ADJ.: irreparabile, senza riparo.
-repaired, ADJ.: non riparato, non ri-
sarcito. -réparable} = unrepairable.
-repéalable}, ADI. : irrevocabile. -re-
péaled, ADI.: non rivocato, non abolito.
-repèntanee, S.: impenitenza, f. -re-
péntant, ADJ.: impenitente. -repènt-
ed, ADJ.: non pentito. -repénting,
ADJ.: impenitente. -repining, ADJ.:
senza compiangere. -replénished, ADJ.:
non riempiuto. -reprievable, ADI.:
da non sospendersi. -reproachedj,
ADJ.: non reprobato, non rimproverato,
non censurato. -repréved}, ADJ.: non
ripreso, non corretto. -repugnant,
ADJ.: non repugnante, compatibile. -rèp-
utable, ADJ.: poco onorabile, diffaman-
te. -requésted, ADI.: non domanda-
to. -requitable, ADI.: irremunerabile.
-requited, ADJ.: irremunerato. -re-
sènted, ADJ.: senza risentimento, non
risentito. -resérved, ADJ.: senza riser-
va, franco. -resérvedly, ADV.: sen-
za riserva, francamente. -resérved-
ness, S.: franchezza, sincerità, f. -re-
sisted, ADJ.: non opposto. -resist-
ible}, ADJ.: irresistibile. -resisting,
ADJ.: non resistente. -resdlvablef,
ADJ.: irresolubile, insolubile. -resòlved,
ADJ.: non determinato, irresoluto, dubbio-
so. -resòlving, ADJ.: irresoluto, incer-
to. -respèctful, ADI.: irreverente ; in-
civile, scortese. -respéctfully, ADV.:
irreverentemente. -respéctfulness, s.:
irreverenza; inciviltà, f. -rést,s.. in-
quietudine, f.; affanno, m. -restored,
ADJ.: non restituito. -restrained, ADJ.:
non ritenuto, non limitato. -retracted,
ADJ.: non rivocato. -revéaled, ADJ.:
non rivelato. -revénged, ADJ.: inven-
dicato, inulto. -rèverend, ADJ.: irre-
verente, senza rispetto. -réverently },
ADV.: irreverentemente. -revoked, ADJ.:
non rivocato, non abrogato. -rewarded,
ADJ.: non rimunerato. -riddle, TR.:
spiegare, scoprire, dichiarare. -rig, TR.:
togliere le sarte. -righteous, ADJ.: in-
unrelatively
unseasonable
-righteously, ADV.: in-
giustamente. -righteousness, s.: ini-
quità; empietà, f. -rightful, ADI.: in-
giusto, iniquo. -ring, TR.: pigliare via
anello. -rip, (IN)TR.: scucire; sguar-
ciare. -ripe(med), ADJ.: immaturo,
crudo. -ripeness, S.: immaturità, cru-
dezza, f. -rivalled, ADJ.: senza rivale,
impareggiabile. -robe, TR.: spogliare.
-roll, TR.: sviluppare, spiegare, svolgere.
-réof, TR.: levar via il tetto. -rdost,
(IN)TR.: snidiare. -r6ot, TR.: sradicare;
estirpare. -réyal, ADJ.: indegno d’un
re. -ruffle, INTR.: calmarsi, abbonac-
ciarsi, tranquillarsi. -riffled, ADJ.: cal-
mo, tranquillo, quieto. -rtiled, ADJ.:
non regolato. -rùlily, ADV.: sregolata-
mente, in modo sregolato. -rtiliness, S.:
sregolatezza, turbolenza, f. -riily, ADI.:
sregolato, turbolento. -saddle, TR.: le-
vare la sella. -safe, ADJ.: non sicuro,
pericoloso. -safely, ADJ.: pericolosa-
mente. -said, ADJ.: non pronunziato,
non mentovato; disdetto. -sal(e)able,
ADJ.: non vendibile. -salted, ADJ.: non
salato. -salited, aDJ.: non salutato.
-sanctified, ADJ.: non santificato. -sa-
tiable}{, ADJ.: insaziabile, insaturabile.
-satisfàctoriness |, 8.: mancanza di
dare soddisfazione, scontentezza,f. -satis-
factory, ADJ.: non soddisfattorio; im-
perfetto. -satisfied, ADJ.: non soddi-
sfatto, scontento. -sàtisfiedness, S.:
scontento ; cattivo umore, m. -satisfy-
ing, ADJ.: non soddisfacente. -savour-
ily, ADV.: insipidamente, in modo insipi-
do. -s&vouriness, S.: insipidezza, f.
-savoury, ADJ.: non saporito; non sa-
poroso; insipido; stomachevole. -say,
IRR.; (IN)TR.: disdirsi; ritrattarsi, ne-
giusto, iniquo.
gare. -seale, TR.: levar le scaglie,
scagliare. -sealy, ADJ.: senza sca-
glie. -scànned, ADJ.: non misurato.
-scàrred, ADJ.: senza cicatrici. -seho-
listic, ADJ.: non scolastico, illetterato.
-schéoled, ADI. : non addottrinato, non
educato, non dotto. -seérched, ADI.:
non abbruciato. -seréened, ADJ.: non
coperto, non difeso. -serew scri, TR.:
svolgere la vite, svitare. -scriptural,
ADJ.: non fondato nella bibbia. -sertipu-
lous, ADJ.: senza scrupoli. -s@@1, TR.:
levar il sigillo di, dissigillare, dissug-
gellare; aprire: — a letter, dissigillare
(aprire) una lettera. -séaled, ADJ.: dis-
suggellato; non sigillato. -séam, TR.:
scuscire, scucire. -séarchable, ADI. :
imperscrutabile. -séarchableness, S.:
qualità imperscrutabile; incomprensibili-
ta, f. -séasonable, ADI.: fuor(i) di
stagione, intempestivo, improprio: —
hour, ora indebita, f.; — weather, tempo
unseasonableness
fuor di stagione. -séasonableness, s.:
inconvenienza, f. -séasonably, ADV.:
intempestivamente, fuor di stagione. -séa-
soned, ADJ.: non condito; inopportuno,
intempestivo; irregolare. -séconded,
ADJ.: non assistito. -séeret}, ADJ.:
non secreto, non fidato. -secùret, ADJ.:
non sicuro, non certo. -sedieed, ADI.:
non sedotto, non corrotto. -séeing, ADI.:
senza vedere, cieco. -séem, TR.: non
parere, non sembrare. -séemliness, S.:
sconvenevolezza, indecenza, f. -séemly,
ADJ.: sconvenevole, indecente ; ADV.: scon-
venevolmente, indecentemente. -séen,
ADJ.: non veduto; invisibile. -sélfish,
ADJ.: disinteressato, senza interesse. -sént,
ADJ.: non mandato: — for, non mandato
a cercare. -séparablei, ADJ.: insepa-
rabile, indivisibile. -séparated, ADI.:
non separato, indiviso. -sérvieeable,
ADJ.: che non può servire, inutile. -sér-
vieeableness, s.: inutilità, f -sèr-
vieeably, ADV.: inutilmente. -sét,
ADJ.: non messo; non piantato. -séttle,
TR.: rendere incerto; disordinare. -sét-
tled, ADJ.: non fisso; irresoluto, inco-
stante: — state, perturbazione, disordine.
-séttledness, s.: irresoluzione, inco-
stanza, f. -sèvered, ADJ.: non separa-
to, non diviso. -sew -sd, scuscire, scu-
cire. -shackle, TR.: scatenare; scior-
reiceppi. -shaded, -shadowed, ADJ.:
non ombrato, scoperto. -shaken, ADI.:
non smosso, fermo, costante. -shamed,
ADJ.: non svergognato. -shamefaced,
ADJ.: sfacciato, sfrontato. -shame-
facedness, s.: sfacciataggine, f. -sha-
pen, ADJ.: sformato, deformo, malfatto.
-shared, ADJ.: non spartito. -shaved,
-shaven, ADJ.: non raso, non barbato.
-shéathe, INTR.: sguainare, cavar dalla
guaina. -shéd, ADJ.: non effuso, non
versato. -shéltered, ADJ.: non protet-
to, senza difesa. -ship, TR.: sbarcare:
— the rudder, torre il timone. -shécked,
ADJ.: non offeso. -sh6d, ADJ.: scalzo,
senza scarpe; sferrato. -shée, TR.: sfer-
rare (un cavallo). -shorn, ADJ.: non
tonduto, non tosato. -shét, ADJ.: non
tirato, mancato. -shrinking, ADJ.: in-
timidito, intrepido. -shrinkingly, ADV.:
intrepidamente. -shunnable, ADJ.: ine-
vitabile. -shiit}, ADJ.: non chiuso, aper-
to. -sifted, ADJ.: non crivellato; non
sperimentato. -sight, ADJ.: senza ve-
dere: -sightedt, ADJ.: invisibile; im-
percettibile. -sightliness, S.: diffor-
mità, laidezza, f. -sightly, ADJ.: spia-
cevole alla vista, difforme. -sine@rei,
ADI. : non sincero, dissimulato. -sineér-
ity}, S.: dissimulazione, falsità, Sf.
-sinow}, TR.: snervare, debilitare.
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-si’néwed, ADJ.: snervato, debilitato, de-
bole. -simged, ADJ.: non abbrustiato,
non iscottatò. -simning, ADJ.: senza
peccato, impeccabile. -skilful, ADJ.:
inesperto, inetto, ignorante. -skilful-
ly, ADV.: disadattamente; da ignorante.
-skilfulness, s.: disadattaggine; igno-
ranza, f.' -skilled, ADI.: inesperto,
inetto, ignorante. -slaim, ADJ.: non uc-
ciso. -slaked, ADJ.: non estinto. -sléep-
ing, ADJ.: senza dormire, sempre vigilante.
-slipping, ADJ.: fermo, stretto, serrato.
-smirched, ADJ.: non isporcato, imma-
colato. -sméked, ADJ.: non affumato.
-sdciable, ADI. : insociabile; non bene-
volo. -séciableness, s.: disposizione
insociabile, f., umore solitario, m. -s6-
-ciably, ADV.: in modo insociabile.
-sédden, ADJ.: non bollito. -séiled,
ADJ.: non macchiato. -sold, ADJ.: non
venduto. -sélder, TR.: levare la salda-
tura. -séldierlike, -soldierly, ADJ.:
non da soldato. -sdéle, TR.: levare le
suole. -solieited, ADJ.: non sollecita-
to. -sdélid, ADJ.: non solido; fluido;
non coerente. -sélwed, ADJ.: non so-
lito, non ispiegato. -sophisticated,
ADJ.: non falsificato, puro, verace, inno-
cente; semplice. -sought sat, ADJ.: non
ricercato. -séund, ADJ.: non sano, mal-
sano, malaticcio; corrotto, guasto, non
onesto; erroneo, falso; insano. -siunded,
ADJ.. non scandagliato. -séundness,
S.: miscredenza; mancanza di solidità, f.
-s6ured, ADJ.: non acido; non arcigno.
-s6wn, ADJ.: non seminato. -spared,
ADJ.: non risparmiato. -sparing, ADJ.:
non sordido, liberale. -spéakable, ADI.:
ineffabile; inesprimibile. -spéakably,
ADV.: indicibilmente, in modo ineffabile.
-spéeified, ADJ.: nonispecificato. -spéc-
ulative, ADJ.: non ispeculativo. -sped },
ADJ.: non ispedito, non fatto. -spént,
ADJ.: non ispeso, non consumato. -spied,
ADJ.: non ispiato; non iscoperto. -spilt,
ADJ.: non versato, non isparso. -spirit ft,
TR.: discoraggiare, scoraggire. -spirit-
ualize, TR.: privare di spiritualità.
-spéiled, ADJ.: non saccheggiato, non
guasto. -spotted, ADJ.: non contami-
nato, immacolato, puro. -spòottedness,
s.: incontaminatezza, f. -stability, s.:
incostanza, f. -stable, ADJ.: instabile,
incostante. -staid, ADJ.: incostante;
mutabile. -staidmess, 8.: incostanza,
volubilità, f. -staimed, ADJ.: non mac-
chiato, puro. -staàtej, TR.: mettere fuor
di stato. -stàtutable, ADJ.: contrario
agli statuti. -stàunched, ADJ.: non ri-
stagnato, non arrestato. -stéadfast,
ADJ.: non fisso, non solido. -stéadfastly,
ADV.: senza fermezza. -stéadfastness,
unsteadfastness
416 unsteadily
S.: incostanza, leggerezza, f. -stéadily,
ADV.: incostantemente, leggermente.
-stéadiness, S.: incostanza, leggerezza,
Sf. -stéady, ADJ.: incostante; irresolu-
to, leggiero. -stéeped, aDJ.: non tuffa-
to, non macerato. -stinted, ADJ.: non
limitato. -stirred, ADJ.: non mosso.
-stitch, TR.: scucire; disfare. -stéck,
TR.: smontare (uno schioppo). -stdop-
ing, ADJ.: inflessibile; non condiscen-
dente. -stòp, TR.: sturare; aprire.
-strained, ADJ.: non forzato; non colato;
facile. -straitened, ADJ.: non contrat-
to, non ristretto. -strèngthened },
ADJ.: non rinforzato; non difeso. -string,
TR.: levare le corde; slegare. -strùck,
ADJ.: non rimosso: — with horror, non
atterrito. -striimg, ADJ.: scordato, sle-
gato. -studied, ADJ.: non .istudiato,
non premeditato. -stùffed, ADJ.: non
ripieno. -subdued, ADJ.: non soggio-
gato, indomito. -substantial, ADJ.:
non sostanziale, poco solido. -suceseded],
ADJ.: non succeduto, non seguitato. -suc-
eéssful, ADJ.: senza successo, malagu-
roso, infelice. -suceéssfully, ADV.:
senza successo, senza riuscita. -suceèss-
fulness, S.: cattivo successo, m.; sven-
tura, f. -stcked, ADJ.: non succiato,
non allattato. -sùfferableij, ADJ.: in-
sopportabile, intollerabile. -safferablyf,
ADV.: insopportabilmente, intollerabilmen-
te. -sufficienti, ADJ.: insufficiente.
-sigared, ADJ.: non zuccherato. -suit-
able, ADJ.: non adattato, non idoneo, di-
sadatto, sconvenevole; indecente; incon-
gruo. -suitableness, s.: sconvenevo-
lezza; incongruità, f. -sùllied, ADJ.:
immacolato ; intatto, puro. -stimg, ADJ.:
non celebrato in versi. -sùunned, ADJ.:
non aprico, non esposto al sole. -supér-
fluous}, ADJ.: non superfluo. -sup-
planted, ADJ.: non soppiantato. -sup-
plied, ADJ.: sprovveduto, sfornito. -sup-
portable, apJ.: insopportabile. -sup-
portablenessi, s.: stato insopportabi-
le, m. -suppoértably{, ADV.: insop-
portabilmente. -supported, ADJ.: non
sostenuto, non aiutato. -sùure, ADJ.: in-
certo, non sicuro. -surméuntable,
ADJ.: insormontabile. -suseéptible,
ADJ.: non suscettibile. -suspected,
ADJ.: non sospetto. -suspécting, -sus-
picious, ADJ.: non sospettoso, non sospi-
cioso. -sustainable, ADJ.: non soste-
nibile. -sustaimed, ADJ.: non sostenu-
to. -swathe TR.: sfasciare (un bambi-
no). -swayed, ADJ.: non maneggiabile ;
restio. -swéar, IRR.; INTR.: abgiurare,
ritrattarsi. -swé@èar], INTR.: rilassarsi;
riposarsi. -swérn, ADJ.: non affermato
con giuramento. -taimted, ADJ.: non
untowardly
macchiato, non corrotto. -taintedness,
s.: incorruzione, f. -talked (of), ADI.:
non menzionato; non rinomato, incelebre.
-tam(e)able, ADI.: indomabile; intratta-
bile. -tamed, ADJ.: indomito. -tàngle,
TR.. sviluppare; distrigare. -tasted,
ADJ.: non gustato, non assaggiato. -tast-
ing, ADJ.: senza gusto. -taught, ADI.:
non insegnato; ignorante. -téach, IRR.;
TR.: fare disimparare. -teachable,
ADJ.: che non vuole imparare; indocile.
-témpered, ADJ.: non temperato.
-témpted, ADJ.: non tentato, non allet-
tato. -témable, ADJ.: da non tenersi,
non difensibile. -ténanted, ADJ.: non
affittato, senza pigionale. -ténded, ADJ.:
senza seguito. -témder, ADJ.: non tene-
ro; insensibile. -térrified, ADJ.: intre-
pido. -thanked, ADJ.: non ringraziato.
-thànkful, ADJ.: sconoscente, ingrato.
-thankfully, ADV.: sconoscentemente,
ingratamente. -thankfulness, S.: sco-
noscenza, ingratitudine, f. -thawed,
ADJ.: non dighiacciato. -think, IRR.;
TR.: dimenticare, dimettere il pensiero.
-thinking, ADJ.: spensierato, indiscreto.
-thought -that (of), ADJ.: impensato,
inopinato. -thréad, TR.: sfilare; scior-
re. -thréatened, ADJ.: non minaccia-
to. -thriftj, ADJ.: stravagante, profu-
so, prodigo. -thriftly, ADV.: profusa-
mente, prodigamente. -thriftiness, S.:
prodigalità, f., scialacquo, m. -thrifty,
ADJ.: prodigo, profuso. -thriving, ADJ.:
che non cresce; senza successo. -thréne,
TR.: privare del trono. -tidy, ADJ.: non
pulito, non ornato. -tie, TR.: slegare,
snodare, sciogliere, sciorre: — a knot,
sciorre un nodo.
until, PREP., CONJ.: sino a, sino a che,
infino a: — now, finora, sinora; — then,
fin’ allora; — next week, sino alla settima-
na ventura; — he arrive, finchè egli non
arrivi.
un-tilled, ApDJ.: incolto, non coltivato.
-timbered, ADJ.: non sostenuto da tra-
vi. -timed, ADI.: fatto fuor di tempo.
-timely I, ADJ.: intempestivo, inopportu-
no: — hour, fuor dora. -timely2,
ADV.: intempestivamente. -timged, ADJ.:
non tinto, non scolorito; non ‘infettato.
-tirable, ADJI.: infaticabile; indefesso.
-tired, ADJ.: non istancato, non faticato.
-titled, ADJ.: senza titolo.
untò, PREP.: a, ad, in; per.
un-told, ADJ.: non detto, non contato.
-témb, TR.: dissotterrare. -touched,
ADJ.: intatto, non toccato. -t6ward,
ADJ.: sfavorevole, contrario; caparbio,
ostinato, perverso. -t6wardly1, ADJ.:
disaddatto, sgraziato, perverso. -t6ward-
ly 2, ADV.: sinistramente, infelicemente.
untowardness
-t6wardness, s.: ostinazione, caponeria,
perversità, f. -traeed, ADJ.: non trac-
ciato; senza vestigi. -tractablet, ADI.:
intrattabile; indocile. -tractableness,
S.: intrattabilità; indocilità, f. -trad-
ing, ADJ.: non trafficante. -trained,
ADJ.: non disciplinato. -transfèra-
ble, ADJ.: non 5rasferibile. -trans-
latable, ADI.: intraducibile. -trans-
parent, .\DJ.: non trasparente. -tràv-
elled, ADJ.: non viaggiato. -tréad,
TR.: tornare indietro, ritornare. -tréas-
ured, ADJ.: non tesaurizzato. -tréat-
able, ADJ.: non trattabile; impratica-
bile. -tried, ADJ.: non provato, non
tentato, intentato. -trimmed, non or-
nato, non raso. -tréd(den), ADJ.: non
calpestato, non battuto. -tréubled,
ADJ.: non torbidato, non perturbato.
-triie, ADJ.: falso, infedele; disleale.
-triily, ADV.: falsamente, infedelmente.
-trùss, TR.: sciogliere; lasciare andare.
-trtistiness, S.: perfidia, infedeltà, f.
-tristy, ADJ.: perfido, falso, non onesto.
-trith, s.: falsità; menzogna, f. -tùck,
TR.: slegare, sciogliere, -tumable, ADJ.:
scordante, non armonioso. -tunable-
ness, S.: mancanza d’ armonia, f. -tune,
TR.: scordare; disordinare. -tarned,
ADJ.: non voltato. -tatored, ADJ.: sen-
za istruzione, rudo. -twine, -twist, TR.:
storcere, sviluppare, svolgere: get —ed,
storcigliarsi, sfilacciarsi. -tye = untie.
-aniform, ADJ.: non conforme. -arged,
ADJ.: non istigato, non sollecitato. -ased,
ADJ.: non usato, inusitato. -useful, ADI.:
inutile. -insual, ADJ.: inusitato, non
comune; straordinario, raro. -usually,
ADV.: inusitatamente, raramente; di ra-
do. -agualness, s.: rarità; radezza, f.
-atterable, ADI.: ineffabile, inenarra-
bile. -wail, TR.: svelare; scoprire.
-vàluablet, ADJ.: inestimabile; senza
prezzo. -vàlued, ADJ.: inestimato, di-
sprezzato, negletto. -vànquished, ADJ.:
invitto. -variablet, ADJ.: invariabile,
immutabile. -variableness, s.: inva-
riabilità, immutabilità, f. -variably,
ADV.: invariabilmente, immutabilmente.
-varied, ADJ.: non variato. -war-
nished, ADJ.: non inverniciato; sem-
plice. -warying, ADJ.: invariato; co-
stante. -vé@il, TR.: svelare; scoprire.
-véiledly, ADV.: apertamente; senza
maschera; chiaramente. -véntilated,
ADJ.: non ventilato. -véritable, ADI.:
non vero, non verace, falso. -vérsed,
ADJ.: non versato, inesperto. -véxed,
ADJ.: non vessato, non tormentato, quie-
to. -violated, ADJ.: inviolato, intero.
-virtuous, ADJ.: non virtuoso, incasto,
impuro. -visited, ADJ.: non visita-
_inaspettamente, all’ improvviso,
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to, non frequentato. -vuùlnerablet,
ADJ.: invulnerabile. -wakened, ADJ.:
non svegliato, addormentato. -walled,
ADJ.: senza mura. -wéàresi, ADV.:
subita-
mente. -warily, ADV.: imprudente-
mente, inconsideratamente. -wariness,
S.: imprudenza, sconsideratezza, f. -war-
like, ADJ.: non guerriero, non agguerri-
to. -warned, ADJ.: non avvertito, non
ammonito. -warrantable, ADI.: da
non giustificarsi. -warrantably, ADV.:
in modo non giustificabile. -warrant-
ed, ADJ.: non assicurato, non accertato.
-wàry, ADJ.: incauto, improvvido, impru-
dente, sconsiderato. -washed, -washen,
ADJ.: non lavato, sporco. -wiasted,
ADJ.: non consumato. -wasting, ADJ.:
senza venire meno. -watered, ADJ.:
non adacquato, non irrigato. -waver-
ing, ADJ.: non vacillante, fermo. -weak-
ened, ADJ.: non debilitato, indebolito.
-wéaponed, ADJ.: non armato. -wéear-
fable, ADI.: infaticabile, instancabile;
indefesso. -wéariably, ADV.: infati-
cabilmente. -wéaried, ADJ.: infatica-
bile; continuo. -wéariedly, ADV.: in-
faticabilmente. -wéariness, s.: dili-
genza infaticabile, f. -wé@ary1, ADI.:
non affaticato, non stanco. -weary 2,
TR.: torre la stanchezza. -wéd(ded),
ADJ.: non maritato. -wéeded, ADI.:
non sarchiato. -wé@etingt, ADI. : igno-
rante, illetterato. -wéighed, ADI. : non
pesato ; sconsiderato. -wéighing, ADJ.:
sconsiderato, trascurato. -wélegme,
ADJ.: non ben venuto; spiacevole; fasti-
dioso, noioso. -wéll, ADJ.: non bene,
male; malaticcio. -wépt, ADJ.: non de-
plorato. -whipped, ADI.: non frustato,
non punito. -wholesome, ADI.: mal-
sano, nocivo. -wholesomeness, S.: qua-
lità insalubre, qualità nociva, f. -wîel-
diness, S.: pesantezza, gravezza, f.
-wieldy, ADJ.: pesante, lento. -will-
ing, ADJ.: non voglioso, ricalcitran-
te, ripugnante; mal disposto: willing
or —, volere o non volere; vogliate o non
vogliate, a contraggenio; be —, non vo-
lere. -willingly, ADv.: mal volentieri.
-willingness, s.: ripugnanza, ritrosia,
f. -wind, IRR.; TR.: distrigare; svol-
gere. -wiped, ADJ.: non asciugato, non
unwittingly
ripulito. -wise, ADJ.: poco accorto,
imprudente; stupido. -wisely, apv.:
imprudentemente, mal accortamente.
-wished, ADJ.: non desiderato. -with-
drawing, ADJ.: sempre liberale. -with-
stood, ADJ.: non opposto. -witnessed,
ADJ.: senza testimoni. -wittily, ADV.:
scioccamente, pazzamente, stupidamente.
-wittingly, ADV.: senza saperlo, inav-
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vertentemente. -wéittyt, ADI. : sciocco,
stupido. -wénted, ADI. : insolito; non
comune, raro. -wérking, ADJ.: senza
lavorare. -wérshipped, ADJ.: non ado-
rato. -worthily, ADV.: indegnamente.
-wòrthiness, 8.: indegnità, mancanza
di merito, f. -wòrthy, ADJ.: indegno,
immeritevole. -wéund, ADJ.: distriga-
to, sviluppato. -wéòunded, ADI: non
piagato. -wrap, TR.: sviluppare, scio-
gliere. -wréathe, TR.: storcere; svol-
tare. -wrinkle, TR.: levar via le rughe.
-written, ADJ.: non iscritto. -rought
-rat, ADJ.: non lavorato, crudo. -yîeld-
ed, ADJ.: non ceduto. -yîelding, ADI.:
restio ; inflessibile. -yoke, TR.: sciorre dal
giogo, disgiogare ; disgiungere. -yoked,
ADJ.: sfrenato, dissoluto.
ùp I, PREP.: su, sur, sopra, sovra, di so-
pra. wp2,ADV.: su, in su, da basso in
alto, in alto; sopra: — there, colassù;
the sun is —, il sole è sorto; — stairs,
di sopra; — and down, sue giù; quae
là; — on end, in piedi ritto; be —, esse-
re in piedi, esser levato dal letto; esser
finito; not be — toa thing, non ci arriva-
re; look —, guardare in su; get —, mon-
tare, salire; do — a letter, piegare una
lettera; rise —, levarsi; stand —, stare
in piedi, levarsi; stand —/ alzatevi in
piedi! up3, INTERJ.: su! levatevi! -béar,
IRR.; TR.: sostenere in alto, alzare;
sopportare. -braid, TR.: rimproverare,
rinfacciare; vilipendere. -braider, s
rimproveratore, m. -braiding, S.:
rimproveramento, m. -braidingly,
‘ADV. : in modo riprendevole. -brought
-brat, ADJ.: allevato, nutrito; educato.
-casti, ADI. : lanciato, mandato in alto.
-cast2, S.: gettata, f.; tiro, m. -dràw,
IRR.; TR.: tirare su. -gàtherij,TR.: ri-
stringere, contrarre. -héld, ADJ.: so-
stenuto, mantenuto, sopportato. -hill,
ADJ.: difficile ; penoso, laborioso. -héard},
TR.: accumulare, ammucchiare. -héld,
IRR.; TR.: sostenere; mantenere; proteg-
gere, favorire. -holder, s.: fautore;
somministratore, m. -holding, S.: so-
stegno, appoggio, mantenimento, m.; di-
fesa, f. -hélsterer, S.: tappezziere, m
-hélstery, S.: tappezzeria, f. -land 1,
S.: paese montagnoso, m.; montagne, f.
pl. -land2, ADJ.: montagnoso; alto.
-landerj, s.: montanaro, m. -land-
ish}, ADJ.: montagnoso, montanino. -layf,
IRR.; TR.: ammucchiare, ammassare. -lift,
TR.: alzare, inalzare, elevare. -mosti,
ADJ.: il più alto, superiore. -ém, PREP.:
su, sopra; per: — my conscience, in co-
scienza mia; — my word, sulla mia paro-
la; — the whole, in complesso, in sostan-
za, in fine; — the right hand, a man drit-
unwitty
us
ta; — any occasion, in ogni occasione;
— pain of death, sotto pena della vita;
— this, su questo punto, con ciò; — trial,
a prova; — the whole, del resto, in fine;
depend —, dipendere da, contare su.
-per, ADJ.: superiore, più alto, di sopra:
have the — hand, avere il sopravvento,
avere il di su. -permost, ADJ.: superio-
re; predominante: be —, restare superio-
re. -pish, ADJ.: arrogante, altiero.
-pishness, S.: arroganza, alterezza, f.
-raise, TR.: elevare; esaltare. -réar,
TR.: alzare, innalzare. -right, ADI.:
eretto, ritto; dritto, giusto; sincero, one-
sto. -rightly, ADV.: dirittamente; giu-
stamente; sinceramente, onestamente.
-rightness, S.: dirittezza; sincerità,
onestà, f. -riseI, S.: sorgere, apparire
all orizzonte. -roari, s.: tumulto, ro-
more, fracasso, m. -r6arj2,TR.: met-
tere in confusione. -roll, TR.: invol-
gere. -réot, INTR.: sradicare, estirpare.
-réuse, TR.: svegliare; eccitare, stimo-
lare, incoraggiare. -sét, IRR.; TR.: ro-
vesciare. -shot, S.: esito; evento, suc-
ceso, m.; fine, f. -side-down, ADV.:
sossopra, sozzopra. -stànd }, IRR.; INTR.:
stare in piedi; esser eretto. -starti,
S.: villano rifatto, m. -stàrt2, INTR.:
saltare su repentinamente. -stay, IRR.;
TR.: sostenere; spalleggiare, puntellare;
sopportare. -swérmti, TR.: bulicare;
abbondare. -téar, IRR.; TR.: stracciare.
-train{, TR.: allevare, educare. -tùrn,
TR.: gettare su; solcare. -ward, ADJ.:
alzato, elevato. -ward(s), ADV.: in su,
in alto: — of, più di, oltre, sopra; ten
and —s, dieci e più.
uranògraphy, s.: uranografia, f.
ur-bane, ADJ.: urbano, cortese, civile.
-bànity, s.: urbanità, cortesia, civiltà,
Sf. -bamizet, TR.: render urbano, render
cortese.
archin, s.: riccio; bambino restio, birichi-
no, m.: sea —, riccio marino, echino, m
urei, s.: uso, costume, m.; pratica, f.:
keep in —, esercitare, metter in pratica.
uréthra, s.: (anat.) uretra, f.
ur-ge, TR.: sollecitare, eccitare, stimola-
re, istigare, provocare; pregare con istan-
za: — a reason, adoperare un argomento ;
— on, sospingere, incalzare. -geney, s.:
urgenza, necessità urgente, f. -gent, ADJ.:
urgente, cogente. -gently, ADV.: ur-
gentemente, istantemente, con istanza.
-ger, S.: importuno, stimolatore, m.
ùri-nal, s.: orinale, m. -nary, ADI.:
urinario, orinale. -nate, -ne{1, INTR.:
orinare. -ne2, s.: orina, f. -nons,
ADJ.: orinoso, di orina.
arn, s.: urna, f.
lis, PRON.: noi, per noi, ci: he told —, ci disse.
usage
ùu-sage, S.: uso; costume; trattamento,
m. -sanee, S.: Uso, m., usanza, Usura,
f.; interesse, m. i
ùuseI, S.: uso, servigio, m.; utilità, f.;
costume, m.; pratica, f.: make — of,
servirsi; put into —, mettere in uso,
mettere in pratica; what —? a che
serve? it is of no —, è inutile; out of
—, smesso. wse2, TR.: usare, adope-
rare, servirsi; frequentare; praticare;
INTR.: solere, esser solito: — ill, abusa-
re; oltraggiare; — well, trattare bene.
-ful, ADJ.: utile, profittevole. -fully,
ADV.: utilmente, profittevolmente. -ful-
ness, s.: utilità, f., profitto, comodo, van-
taggio, m. -less, ADJ.: inutile, buono a
nulla. -lessly, ADV.: inutilmente, di
niuna utilità. -lessness, S.: inutilità, f.
=money, S.: interesse, m. wse-r, S.:
che usa, che fa uso di.
ùsherI, s.: bracciere;
usciere, portinaio, m.
trodurre ; precedere.
usquebaugh, s.: sorta d’ acquavite, f.
ustion, s.: ustione, f.
ùsual, ADJ.: comune, ordinario, consueto,
solito: as —, al solito; in the — man-
ner, al modo usato. -ly, ADV.: ordi-
nariamente, comunemente, generalmente.
-ness, S.: frequenza; abitudine, f.
usucaption, s.: (jur.) usucapione, f.
ùusu-fruct, s.: usufrutto, m. -fric-
tuary, S.: (jur.) usufruttuario, m.
ù-sure}, INTR.: dare ad usura. -surer,
s.: usuraio, che presta ad usura, m. -su-
rious, ADI. : usurario, usuraio. i
usîirp, TR.: usurpare, occupare ingiusta-
mente. -ation, s.: usurpazione, f. -er,
S.: usurpatore, m. -img, S.: usurpamen-
to, m. -ingly, ADV.: usurpativamente,
senza dritto.
ùsury, s.: usura, f.: lend upon —, dar
ad usura, usureggiare; practice —, far
Y usuraio, usureggiare.
uténsil, s.: utensile; ordigno, strumen-
to, m.
ù-terine, ADJ.: uterino. -terus, S.:
(anat.) utero, m., matrice, f.
utility, s.: utilità, f.; profitto, m.: of
—, utile; of no —, inutile. watil-ize,
TR.: utilizzare.
ùt-mostI, ADJ.: estremo, ultimo, massi-
mo. -most2, S.: ogni sforzo; possibile,
m.: the —, il più possibile; at the —, al
più, tutto al più; to the —, con ogni sfor-
zo; TU do my —, farò ogni mio sforzo;
farò ogni sforzo possibile. -ter1, ADJ.:
esteriore, estremo, tutto, intero: — dark-
ness, le tenebre più profonde; — ruin,
rovina intera.
ùtter2, TR.: proferire, pronunziare; ma-
nifestare; scoprire. -able, ADJ.: proffe-
sottomaestro ;
usher 2, TR.: in-
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ribile. -anee, pronunziare, m.; espres-
sione; vendita, f.: give — to, esprimere,
proferire, palesare. -er, S.: pronunzia-
tore; divolgatore, m.
utter-ly, ADV.: affatto, interamente, to-
talmente. -mostI, ADJ.: estremo, ulti-
mo. -most2, s.: estremo; possibile, m.-
to the —, al più alto grado, all’ ultimo
grado. .
ùvula, s.: ugola, f.
uxòrious, ADJ.: innamorato e schiavo
della moglie. -mess, S.: amore sover-
chio per la moglie.
vainness
Vv
v vé (the letter), s.: v, m.
va-caney, S.: vuoto, m.; vacanza, vaca-
zione, f., riposo, m. -cant, ADJ.: vacan-
te; vuoto, vacuo: — hours, ore di ozio;
— space, spazio vuoto; be —, essere va-
canto, vacare. -cate, TR.: vuotare; an-
nullare, cassare. -cation, s.: vacazio-
ne, vacanza, intermissione, f.; riposo, m.
vacchary, s.: pascolo da vacche, m.;
stalla da vacche, f.
vàcei-nate, TR.: vaccinare. -nàtion,
s.: vaccinazione, f. -me, ADJ.: vaccino;
di vacca: — inoculation, vaccinazione, f.
vàeil-laneyt, S.: vacillamento, m.
-late, INTR.: vacillare, barcollare. -la-
tion, s.: vacillazione, f., vacillamento,
m.; titubazione, f.
vàc-uate}, TR.: vacuare, vuotare. -ua-
tion, s.: evacuazione, f.; vuotamento, m.
-uist, S.: vacuista, m. -wity, S.: va-
cuità, f., spazio vacuo, m. -uous, ADJ.:
vacuo, vuoto. -uousness = vacuity.
-uum, S.: vacuo, m.
vafrousj, ADJ.: astuto, scaltrito.
vàgabondi, ADJ.: vagabondo, vagante;
errante. vagabond2,s.: vagabondo, m.
-ry, S.: vita vagabonda, vagabondità, f.
vagary, S.: fantasia, f.; capriccio, m.
vagran-ey, S.: vita vagabonda, f.
ADJ.: vagabondo, vagante.
vague, ADJ.: vago, vagabondo: in a —
manner, in modo indeterminato. -ly,
ADV.: vagamente. -mess, S.: vago, m.,
incertezza, f.
vaili,s.: cortina, f.; velo, m.; arra, ca-
parra, f. vail2, TR.: velare; lasciare
cadere; INTR.: dar luogo, cedere.
vain, ADI. : vano; frivolo; orgoglioso, al-
tiero; inutile: în —, invano, inutilmente ;
be — of, andar vanitoso di. + glorious,
ADJ.: vanaglorioso, orgoglioso. -glory,
s.: vanagloria, f.; orgoglio, m. -ly,
ADV.: vanamente, inutilmente. -mess. S.:
vanità, frivolezza, inutilità, f.
-t,
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vàlanee1,s.: pendaglio; drappellone, m.
valance 2, TR.: ornare con degli arazzi.
vale, s.: valle, vallatta; caparra, f.
valedic-tion, s.: addio; commiato, m.;
licenza, f. -tory, ADJ.: d'addio; di com-
miato, di licenza.
vàlentine, s.: valentino, m.
valérian, s.: (bot.) valeriana, f.
valet, s.: servo, servitore; fante, m.
vale-tudinarian, -tadinary!, ADI.:
valetudinario, malaticcio. -tudinary 2,
s.: infermeria, f.
valian-ee, -ey, S.: valore, m., forza, f.,
coraggio, m. -t, ADJ.: valoroso, corag-
gioso. -tly, ADV.: valorosamamente, con
coraggio. -tness, S.: valore, m., virtù;
bravura, f. ;
val-id, ADJ.: valido; efficace. -idate,
TR.: render valido. -idationi,s.: cor-
roborazione, f. -idity, s.: validità; for-
za, f., valore, m.
valîse, s.: portamantello, m.
vallation, s.: vallata, trincea, f.
valley, s.: valle, vallata, f.: little —,
valletta, vallicella, f.; large —, vallone, m.
valo(u)r, s.: valore, m.; forza, f. -ous,
ADJ.: valoroso, coraggioso.
valu-able, ADJ.: di gran prezzo, prezioso.
-ableness, s.: valore, prezzo, m. -ation,
s.: valuta; stima, f., prezzo, m. -ator,
S.: stimatore, apprezzatore, m. -@e1,s.:
valore, m.; valuta; stimazione, considera-
zione, f.: for — received, per valuta avu-
ta; be of some —, valer qualche cosa; set
a great —, fare grande stima. -e2,TR.:
valutare; stimare, apprezzare. -ed, ADJ.:
pregiato, apprezzato, stimato: highly —,
molto apprezzato, stimatissimo. -eless,
ADJ.: di nessun valore. -er, 8.: stima-
tore, apprezzatore, m. -ing,s.: valuta;
stima, f.
vàl-ve, s.: porta a due imposte; coper-
chio, m.; valvola, f.: steam —, valvola a
vapore, f. -vule, s.: valvula, f.
vamp I, s.: tomaio, m. vamp2, TR.:
rappezzare ; aggiustare. -er,S.: rappez-
zatore, racconciatore, m.
vampire, S.: vampiro, m.
vàni, s.: vanguardia, f. vanz, s.: va-
glio, m. van3, TR.: vagliare.
vancòurier, S.: precursore; corriere;
foriero, m.
vandalism, s.: vandalismo, m.
vane, s.: girella, banderuola, f.
vanguard, s.: vanguardia, f.
vanilla, s.: vainiglia, f.
vànish, INTR.: svanire, sparire.
vanity, S. s vanità; inutilità; vanagloria,
alterigia, f.
vanquish, TR.: vincere; soggiogare, do-
mare. -able, ADI.: vincibile. -er, S.:
vincitore, m.
valance
vaulty
vantage I}, s.: vantaggio, profitto, m.
vantage 2, INTR.: esser vantaggioso.
-ground, s.: posizione vantaggiosa, f.,
sopravvento, m.
vàntbrassi, s.: bracciale, m.
vap-id, ADJ.: vapido, svaporato, insipido.
-idity, -idness, s.: vapidezza, insipi-
dezza, f.
vapor, ecc. = vapour, ecc.
vàpor-ate},INTR.: evaporare. -ationi,
s.: vaporazione, f.; svaporare, m.
va-porer, S.: millantatore, m. -per-
ous, ADJ.: vaporoso. -porousness, S.:
vaporosità, f. -pourt, s.: vapore, m.;
esalazione, f. -pour 2, TR.: vaporare, esa-
lare; INTR.: svaporarsi; millantarsi, bra-
vare. -pour-bath, s.: bagno a vapore,
m. -pouring, S.: millanteria, iattanza, f.
vari-able, ADJ.: variabile, mutabile; in-
costante. -ableness, S.: variazione;
mutabilità, f. -ably, ADV.: variamente,
mutabilmente ; incostantemente. -anee,
s.: differenza, dissensione, discordia; lite,
f. -ate, (IN)TR.: variare, mutare.
-ation, s.: variazione, f., cangiamento,
m. ‘-egate, TR.: variare, screziare.
-egation, s.: screzio, m.; varietà di co-
lori, f. vwari-ety,S.: varietà, diversità,
f. -ous, ADI. : vario, diverso ; differente.
-ously, ADV.: variamente, diversamente ;
differentemente. -ousness = variety.
varlet, s.: briccone, furfante, m. -ry,
S.: popolaccio, m., canaglia, f.
varnishI, s.: vernice, f. varnish2,
TR.: verniciare, inverniciare, -er, S.:
che fa la vernice, che dà la vernice. -ing,
S.: verniciare, m.
vary, TR.: variare, mutare, diversificare;
INTR.: variarsi, mutarsi; differire; con-
trastare.
vàscular, ADJ.: vascolare, vascoloso.
vase, S.: vaso, m.
vassali, s.: vassallo, suddito, m. vas-
sal2, TR.: render vassallo, sottomettere.
-age, S.: vassallaggio, m.; servitù, f.
vasti, ADJ.: vasto, immenso; ADV.: va-
stamente, eccessivamente. vast2, S.:
luogo vasto, terreno vasto, m. -Ationi,
s.: desolazione, rovina, f. -idityi, s.:
vastità, immensità, f. -ly, ADV.: vasta-
mente, eccessivamente. -mess, S.: vasti-
tà, immensità; grandezza, ampiezza, f.
-y, ADJ.: vasto, ampio; largo.
vat, s.: tino, m.
Vatican, s.: vaticano, m.
vatiei-nate, INTR.: profetizzare, pre-
dire. -nation, S.: vaticinio, m.
vaulti, s.: volta; cantina, f.; arco, m.
vault2, TR.: voltare; INTR.: saltare,
volteggiare. -aget, s.: cantina fatta a
volta, f. -er,s.: che volteggia, saltato-
re, m. -yt, ADJ.: voltato, fatto a volta.
vaunt
vàunti, s.: vanto, vantamento, m., mil-
lanteria, f. vaunt2, INTR.: vantarsi,
gloriarsi. -er, s.: vantatore, millanta-
tore, m. -fulj, ADI.: vanaglorioso. -ing,
8.: millanteria, iattanza,f. -ingly, ADV.:
con vanto, in modo vantevole.
vaward i, s.:-(mil.) vanguardia, f.
véal, s.: vitello, m., carne di vitello, f.
-cutlet, s.: costoletta di vitello, f.
vècturet, s.: vettura; condotta, f.
veer, TR.: voltare; girare; (nav.) mollare;
INTR.: cangiarsi; voltarsi.
vegetability {, s.: natura vegetabile, f.
vège-table1, aDJ.: vegetabile, vegetati-
vo: — kingdom, regno vegetale, m. -ta-
ble 2,s.: vegetale, m.; INTR.: vegetabili,
m. pl. -tate, INTR.: vegetare. -tation,
S.: vegetazione, f., vegetare, m. -tative,
ADJ.: vegetativo, vegetante. -tative-
ness, S.: vegetazione, f.
véhemen-ee, -eyj, S.: veemenza, vio-
lenza, forza, f. -t, ADJ.: veemente, vio-
lento, impetuoso. -tly, ADV.: veemente-
mente, con forza, con impeto.
vehicle, s.: veicolo, m., vettura, f.
vèili, s.: velo; pretesto, m., maschera, f.
veil2, TR.: velare; coprire, celare.
vèini, s.: vena; cavità, f.; umore, m.
vein2, TR.: screziare, marezzare. -ed,
-y, ADJ.: venoso, pieno di vene.
velitaàtion }, S.: contesa, disputa, f.
velléity, s.: velleità, f.
vélli-cate, TR.: pizzicare, titillare. -ca-
tion, s.: pizzico, vellicamento, m.
véllum, s.: pergamena, cartapecora, f.
velòdei-pede, s.: velocipede, m. -ty,S.:
velocità, celerità, f.
vélveti,s.: velluto, m. -velvet 2, ADI.:
di velluto, vellutato ; (fig.) molle, delicato.
-maker, s.: tessitore di velluto, m.
vé-nal, ADI. : venale, mercenario. -nàli-
ty, S.: venalità, f.
vénary, ADJ.: venatorio.
venation, s.: venagione, caccia, f.
vend, TR.: vendere, spacciare. -@e, S.:
compratore, acquistatore, m. -er, S.:
venditore, m. -ible, ADJ.: vendibile, ven-
devole ; venale. -ibleness, s.: qualità
vendevole, f., esser vendibile, m. -ibly,
ADV.: in modo vendibile. -ing,s.: ven-
dita, f., spaccio, m. -ition, s.: vendi
mento, m., vendita, f. o
venéer, TR.: intarsiare. -ing,S.: intar-
siatura, f. .
vòne-fiee }, s.: veneficio, avvelenamento,
m. -ficiali, ADI.: velenoso; incante-
vole. -ficiously tf, ADV.: velenosamen-
te. -nousf, ADJ.: venenifero, venenoso.
-nateI, ADI.: avvelenato. -nate2, TR.:
avvelenare. -nation, s.: attossicamen-
to; veneno, m. -mosei, ADI. : venenoso,
velenoso.
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venerability }, s.: venerabilità, f.
véner-able, ADJ.: venerabile, venerando.
-ableness = venerability. -ably, ADV.:
venerabilmente, in modo venerabile. -ate,
TR.: venerare; onorare. -Atign, S.: ve-
nerazione, f.; onore, m. -ator,s.: vene-
ratore, m.
vené-real, -rean, ADJ.: venereo, libidi-
noso: — disease, mal francese.
vénery, s.: venagione ; libidine, f.
veneséction, S.: cavata di sangue, fle-
botomia, f.
Venetian, ADJ., s.: veneziano: — blind,
gelosia, persiana, gratticciata, f.
vén-ey, '-6w,s.: (fenc.) assalto, colpo, m.
vèn-gej, TR.: vendicare; punire. -gea-
ble {} ADJ.: vendicativo. -geanee; S.:
vendetta; punizione, f.: take —, fare ven-
detta, vendicarsi. -geful, ADJ.: vendi-
cativo. -Sert,s.: vendicatore, m.
vénial, ADJ.: veniale, perdonabile: —
sin, peccato veniale. -mess, s.: manca-
mento leggiero, m.
vénison, s.: salvaggina, f., salvaggiume,
m.
vénom I, s.: veneno, veleno, tossico, m.
venom2, TR.: avvelenare, attossicare.
-ous, ADJ.: venenoso, velenoso ; maledico,
mordace. -ously, ADV.: in modo veleno-
so; in modo malizioso. -ousmess, sS..
velenosità; malignità, f.
vénti,s.: vento, m.; aria; fessura; ven-
dita, f., spaccio, m.: give — to, dare sfo-
go (libero corso) a, sfogare, sventare, esa-
lare. vent2, TR.: sventare; fiutare, esa-
lare; divulgare, scoprire, palesare: —
one’s passion, sfogare la sua passione.
-age 7, s.: spiraglio; piccol buco (di flau-
to), m. -aél, s.: visiera (d’un elmo), f.
-Ana }, S.: finestra, f.
vénter, s.: ventre, addomine, m.
vént-hole, s.: spiraglio, sfogatoio, m.
véntiduct, s.: condotto di vento, m.
vénti-late, TR.: ventilare, sventare; esa-
minare. -lation, s.. ventilazione, f.
-lator, s.: ventilatore, ventilatoio, m.
ventosity, S.: ventosità, f., vento, m.
véntricle, s.: ventricolo, m.
ventrilo-quism, s.: ventriloquio, m.
-quist, s.: ventriloquo, m. -quy =
ventriloquism. -quize, INTR.: parlare
come ventriloquo.
vèntur-e1, s.: ventura, f.; rischio ; sorte,
m.: at a —, alla ventura, per sorte; put
to —, mettere alla ventura. -e2, TR.:
avventurare, arrischiare ; INTR.: avventu-
rarsi, arrischiarsi: — @ wager, fare una
scommessa; — at (on, upon), intrapren-
dere; arrischiarsi; nothing — nothing
win, chi non risica non rosica. -er, 8. :
venturiere, m. -esome, -ous, ADJ.: ar-
dito, coraggioso. -ously, ADV.: alla ven-
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tura. -ousness, S.: arditezza, f., arri-
schiare, m.
vénue, S.: (leg.) vicinato, m.
ve-racious, ADV.: verace; sincero, veri-
tiero, veridico. -raeity, S.: veracità;
sincerità, f.
veranda, s.: veranda, f.
vérb, s.: verbo, m. -al, ADI.: verbale;
litterale. -àlity}, s.: verbosità, loqua-
cità, f. -ally, ADvV.: verbalmente, di
bocca a bocca; letteralmente. -atim,
ADV.: parola per parola.
vèrber-atej, TR.: percuotere, battere,
sferzare. -ation, S.: percussione, f.,
battimento, m.
vér-biage, S.: loquacità, f. -bose, ADI.:
verboso, prolisso. -bésity, S.: verbosi-
tà, loquacità, f.
vèr-dancy, s.: verdura, f. -dant, ADJ.:
verdeggiante, verde. -dentness = verd-
ancy. -derer, s.: guardaboschi, m.
vérdict, S.: giudizio, sentimento; ver-
detto, m., sentenza, f.: the jury gave in
their —, i giurati pronunciarono il loro
verdetto.
vér-digris, s.: verderame, m.
S.: verdeporro, m.
verdur-e, S.: verdura, f., verdume, m.
-ous, ADJ.: coperto di verzura, verde,
verdeggiante.
verecan-d(ious){, ADI. : verecondo, mo-
desto. -dityt,S.: verecondia, f.
vér-gel,s.: verga, bacchetta; estremità,
f., orlo, margine, m.; giurisdizione, f.: on
the — of the tomb, sull'orlo della tomba.
-ge2, TR.: inclinare, piegare; tendere.
-ger, S.: mazziere, bidello, m.
veridical{, ADJ.: veridico, vero.
verification, s.: verificazione; prova, f.
vèri-fier, s.: che verifica. -fy, TR.:
verificare, certificare; provare. -fying,
s.: verificazione, f. -ly, ADV.: in verità,
in vero, certamente, realmente. -simi-
lar}, ADJ.: verisimile, probabile. -si-
militude, -simility}, S.: verisimi-
glianza, f. -similous = verisimilar.
-table, ADI.: veritevole. -tably, ADV.:
veramente, in verità. -ty, S.: verità;
sincerità, f.
vérjuiee, S.: agresto, m.
ver-mieélli, s. PL.: vermicelli, m. pl.
-micular, ADJ.: vermicolare; tortuoso.
-miculate, TR.: intarsiare. -miculet,
s.. vermicello, vermicciuolo, m. -micu-
lous, ADJ.: vermicoloso. -mifgrm,
ADJ.: vermiforme. -mifuge, ADJ.: ver-
mifugo, antelmintico; s.: (med.) medicina
antelmintica, j-
vermìl(ion)I, s.: vermiglione, cinabro,
m. vermilion2, TR.: colorire di ver-
miglio.
vérmin, s.: vermi, vermini, m. pl.
venturousness
-diter,
-ate,
vestibule
TR.: produrre vermi. -ous, ADJ.: vermi-
noso. :
vermiparous, ADJ.: producente vermi.
vernacular, ADJ.: vernacolo, nativo: —
tongue, lingua vernacola, f.
vér-nal, ADJ.: vernale, di primavera: —
season, primavera, f. -nantt, ADJ.: fio-
rente, florido.
vernility+,s.: condotta da schiavo, bas-
sezza, f.
versability {, s.: versabilità, f.
vérsable = versatile. -ness = versabil-
iy.
vérsalj, ADJ.: universale; intero.
vérsa-tile, ADJ.: versatile; flessibile.
-tileness, -tility, S.: versatilità, f.
vér-se, 8.: verso, versetto, m.: blank —,
versi sciolti, m. pl.; — of a chapter, ver-
setto, m.; turn into —, versificare. -sed,
ADJ.: versato, sperimentato. -seman,
S.: versificatore, m. -sicle, S.: piccol
verso, versetto, m. -sification, S.: ver-
sificazione, f., versificare, m. -sificator,
-sifier, S.: versificatore, m. -sify, TR.:
verseggiare, versificare. ae
vérsion, s.: versione, traduzione, f.
vért, s.: fogliame, m., foglie, f. pl.
vérte-bra, S.: vertebra, f. -bral, ADJ.:
vertebrale. -brate, S., ADJ.: vertebrato.
vér-tex, S.: vertice, m.; cima, sommità, f.
-tical, ADJ.: verticale, perpendicolare.
-ticalness, -ticality{, S.: sommo,
apice, m. -tically, ADV.: verticalmente.
-tieillate, ADJ.: verticillato. -tieity i,
s.: circonvoluzione, f.
vert-iginous, ADJ.: vertiginoso, girativo.
vért-igo, S.: vertigine, f., capogiro, m.
vér-vain, -vine, S.: (bot.) verbena, f.
véry 1, ADJ.: vero; mero, pretto; medesi-
mo, stesso. wery2, ADV.: molto; assai,
grandemente; bene, esattamente; ADJ.:
vero, esatto, stesso, identico: — much, in
gran quantità; moltissimo; — well, be-
nissimo; — many, moltissimi; it is the
— same, egli é desso.
vés-icatet, TR.: applicare un vescicante.
-icatory, S.: vescicatorio, m. -icle,
s.: vescichetta, f. -icular, ADJ.: vesci-
colare.
vésper, S.: vespro, m., sera, f.. -8, S. PL.:
vespro, vespero, m. (uffizio divino). -tine,
ADJ.: vespertino, della sera.
véssellI, s.: vaso; vascello, m., nave,
barca, f., bastimento; (anat.) vaso, m.
vessel 2, TR.: porre in una botte, imbot-
tare.
véèsti, s.: camiciuola, sottoveste, f. vest 2,
TR.: investire, porre in possesso.
vès-tal1, ADJ.: vestale ; verginale. -tal 2,
S.: verginella, f.
vèstiary, S.: vestiario, m.
véstibule, s.: vestibulo, m.
vestige
véstige, S.: vestigio, m., pedata, traccia,
orma, f.
véstment, s.: vestimento, abito, m.
vèstry, s.: sagrestia, f. «keeper, Ss
sagrestano, m. =roòm, S.: sagrestia, f.
vésture, S.: vestimento, abito, m.; vesti
tura, f.
vétch, s.: veccia, f.: full of —, veccioso.
-y, ADI.: veccioso.
véteran I, ADJ.: veterano, sperimentato.
veteran 2,5.: veterano, reduce, m.
veteri-narian, ADJ.: veterinario. wét-
er-inary, s.: veterinario, m.
véx, TR.: vessare, iravagliare, molestare,
affannare; INTR.: affannarsi, affliggersi.
-ation, S.: affanno; travaglio, m., solle-
citudine, molestia, f. -atious, ADJ.: af-
fannoso, molesto, incomodo. -atiously,
ADV.: affannosamente, molestamente.
-atiousness, S.: vessamento, travaglio,
m., sollecitudine, f., disturbo, m. -er, S.:
vessatore, travagliatore, m. -ingly =
veratiously.
viaduet, s.: viadotto, m.
vial, s.: boccia; fiala, caraffina, f.
viand, s.: vivanda, f.; cibo, m.
viàticum, S.: viatico, m.
vi-brate, TR.: render tremolo, brandire ;
INTR.: vibrare, muoversi. -bration,s
vibrazione, f.
vicar, S.: vicario, piovano ; sostituto, m
-age, S.: beneficio di vicario, vicaria-
to, m.
vica-rial, ADJ.: di vicario. -riate, s.:
vicariato, m. -rious, ADJ.: di vicario,
deputato, sostituito.
vicarship, S.: vicariato, m.
vie-eI, S.: vizio, m.; colpa; vite; tana-
glia, morsa, f.; buffone, zanni, m. vicez,
TR.: stringere con una vite, stringere con
una morsa. É
viee-admiral, s.: viceammiraglio, m.
-admiralty, S.: viceammiragliato, m.
-Agent, s.: agente, sostituto, m. «chàn-
eellor, S.: vicecancelliere,m. -chan-
eellorship, s.: uffizio del vicecancellie-
re, m. consul, s.: viceconsolo, pro-
consolo, m.
vieedij, ADI. : vizioso, corrotto.
vice-géreney, S.: vicegerenza, luogote-
nenza; f. =gérent, S.: vicegerente, luo-
gotenente, m. -président, S.: vice-
presidente, m. Wp S.: vicereg-
gente, m. . =roy, S.: viceré, M. =réy-
alty, S.: dignità di viceré, f.
viciate, TR.: corrompere, depravare, vi-
ziare, magagnare.
vie-inage = vicinity. -inal, -ine,
ADJ.: vicino, vicinale, prossimo. -inity,
8.: vicinanza, vicinità, prossimità, f., din-
torni, m.: in the — of, nei dintorni di.
vicious, ADJ.: vizioso, corrotto. -ly,
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villager
ADV.: viziosamente.
tela, f.
vieissitude, s.: vicissitudine, f.
victim, S.: vittima, f., sacrifizio, m. -ate,
TR.: sacrificare.
vic-tor, S.: vincitore, conquistatore, m.
-toress}, s.: vincitrice, f. -torious,
ADJ.: vittorioso. -tériously, ADJ.: vitto-
riosamente. -tory,S.: vittoria, f.; trion-
fo, m.: get the —, ottenere la vittoria,
trionfare. -tress, S.: vincitrice, f.
victual, TR.: vettovagliare, provvedere.
-ler, s.: provveditore (di vettovaglie), m.
-ling, s.: vettovagliare, munire di vetto-
vaglie, m. -ling-house, s.: osteria,
bettola, f. -s, S. PL.: vettovaglie, prov-
visioni, f. pl.
vidélieet, ADV.: cioè, vale a dire.
vid-ual}, ADI: vedovile. -inityj, s.:
viduità, f., vedovaggio, m.
vie, (IN)TR.: invitare}; contendere, con-
testare; sforzarsi: — with, fare a gara;
— with each other, gareggiare insieme, ri-
valizzare.
view I,S.: vista, veduta, f., aspetto, m.;
prospettiva, f.; esame, m.; traccia (di
cervo), f.: at one —, alla prima, ad un’oc-
chiata; at first —, a prima vista; ata—,
ad un colpo d’ occhio; my —, a parer mio;
with a — to, col disegno di; field of —
campo di vista; bird’s-eye —, vista a vo-
lo d’ uccello; take a — of, riguardare, ri-
conoscere; esaminare. view 2, TR.: ve-
dere, riguardare; osservare, considerare;
riconoscere; esaminare. -er, s.: che ve-
de, che risguarda; ispettore, m. -less,
ADJ.: non veduto, non visto; impercetti-
bile.
vigil, s.: vigilia, veglia, f. -anee,
-aney }, s.: vigilanza, attenzione, cura,
-ant, ADJ.: vigilante, attento, dili-
gente. ‘antly, ADV.: vigilantemente,
con attenzione, diligentemente.
vignette vinyéi, s.: vignetta, f.
vigo(u)r, S.: vigore, f. ni robustezza ; ener-
gia, f. -ous, ADJ.: vigoroso, gagliardo,
robusto. -ously, ADV.: vigorosamente,
con vigore. -ousness, S.: vigorosità, f.
viking, s.: corsaro scandinavo antico, m.
vile, ADJ.: vile, basso, abietto: — com-
modity, mercanzia di vil prezzo, f. sit
ADJ.: oltraggioso, diffamante. -ly, ipv.:
vilmente, abiettamente.
-ness, S.: viltà,
bassezza, abiettezza, f.
i vilification, S.: disprezzamento, m.
vili-fier, S.: disprezzatore, m. -fy, TR.:
avvilire, vilipendere, dispregiare. -pend,
TR.: vilipendere. -tyf, 8.: viltà, bassez-
za, f.
vill, s.: parrocchia, f.
villa, s.: villa, casa di campagna, f.
villag-e, s.: villaggio; borgo, m. -er,
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.: contadino, villano, m.
ritorio di villaggio, m.
villagery
-ery, S.: ter-
vil-lain, S.: briccone, furfante, m.
-lanage, S.: ignobilità, bassezza, f.
-lanize, TR.: degradare; disprezzare.
-lanous, ADJ.: villano, basso, cattivo, in-
fame. -lanously, ADV.: bassamente,
indegnamente, infamemente. -lanous-
ness, S.: bassezza; scelleratezza, infa-
mia, f. -lany,s.: villania, indegnità, in-
giuria, f.
villatic, ADI.: villeresco, villesco, cam-
pestre.
villous, ADJ.: velloso, peloso.
vimineous, ADJ.: vimineo, di vimini.
vinaceous, ADJ.: vinario.
vineible, ADI.: vincibile, superabile.
-ness, S.: possibilità d’ esser vinto, f.
vincture |, s.: legatura, f.
vindé-mial, ADJ.: di vendemmia. -mi-
atei, tR.: vendemmiare. -mationy,s.:
vendemmia, f.
vindi-cate, TR.: vendicare, giustificare,
difendere: — one’s self, giustificarsi. -ea-
tion, s.: giustificazione, difesa, f. -ca-
tive, ADJ.: vendicativo, vendichevole;
vindicatore, m., -trice, f. -cator, 8.:
vendicatore; giustificatore, difensore, m.
-catory, ADJ.: vendicativo, giustificativo.
vindictive, ADJ.: vendicativo; impla-
cabile. -ly, ADV.: vendicativamente.
-mess, S.: vendicamento, m.
vine, S.: vite, vigna, f. -branch, s.:
pampano, m., pampana, f. -dresser, s.:
vignaio, vignaiuolo, m.
vinegar, S.: aceto, vinagro, m. -cruet,
s.: caraffa per I’ aceto, f.
vine-leaf, S.: pampino, m. -reaper,
s.: vendemmiatore, m. shoot, S.: tral-
cio, sarmento, m.
vin-yard, s.: vigneto, vignaio, m.
vinolen-ey |, s.: vinolenza, f. -t, ADJ.:
vinolento.
vinòsity, s.: vinosità, qualità vinosa, f.
vinous, ADJ.: vinoso, di vino.
vinta-ge, s.: vendemmia, f. -ger, S.:
-ge-time, s.: tempo della vendemmia, m.
vint-ner, S.: tavernaio ; mercante di vino,
m. -ry7,S.: luogo dove si vende vino.
viol, s.: viola, f.
violable, ADI.: violabile.
violaceous, ADI. : violaceo.
vio-late, TR.: violare; infringere, tra-
sgredire. -lation, s.: violazione, f., tra-
sgredimento, m. -lator, s.: violatore,
trasgreditore, m. -lenee, s.: violenza,
veemenza, impetuosità, f. -lemt, ADI.:
violento; impetuoso: lay — hands upon
one's self, ammazzarsi. -lemtly, ADV.:
violentemente, con violenza.
violet, s.: viola, violetta, f. -colour, s.:
colore violetto, m.
visionary
viol-in, s.: violino, m.: play on the —,
suonare il violino. -imist, S.: suonatore
di violino, violinista, m. -oneello, S.:
violoncello, m.
viper, s.: vipera, f.: little —, viperetta,
f. -grass,s.: (bot.) scorzonera, f. -ine,
ADJ.: viperino. -ous, ADJ.: vipereo, di
vipera.
virago, S.: viragine, amazone, gigantes-
sa, f.
virelay, s.: strambotto, m.
virenti, ADJ.: virente, verdeggiante.
virget, s.: verga, mazza portata innanzi
al decano, f.
vir-ginI, ADJ.: virgineo, di vergine.
-gin 2, S.: vergine, zitella, donzella, f.:
Holy —, Santa Vergine. -ginali,
ADI. : verginale, vergineo, di vergine ; pu-
ro. -ginal}2,s.: verginale, mn. -gin-
honey, s.: miele vergine, m. -ginity,
s.: verginità; purità, f. -gim-ewax, S.:
cera vergine, f. .
viridity, s.: verdezza, f.
vi-rile, apJ.: virile, mascolino. -rility,
8.: virilità, f.; coraggio, m.
virtù, s.: gusto; amore, m.
vir-tual, ADJ.: virtuale; efficace, effetti-
vo. -tuàlityi, s.: virtualità; efficacia,
f. -tually, ADV.: virtualmente; effica-
cemente. -tue, S.: virtù; efficacia;
forza, f., vigore, m., possanza, f.: by —
of, in virtù di, per la virtù di, per mezzo
di: make a — of necessity, far della ne-
cessità virtù. -tueless, ADJ.: senza vir-
ti; inefficace, impotente. -tudso,s.: (pl.
virtuosi) dilettante, m. -tuous, ADJ.:
virtuoso; efficace. -tuously, ADV.: vir-
tuosamente. -tuousness, S.: castità;
purità, f.
virulen-ee, -ey, S.: virulenza, f. -t,
ADJ.: virulento, velenoso; mordente, ma-
ligno. -tly, ADV.: in modo maligno,
mordacemente. :
visage, s.: visaggio, volto, m., faccia, f.
viseer-al, ADJ.: viscerale, delle viscere.
-ate, TR.: sviscerare, sbudellare.
vis-eid, ADJ.: viscido, viscoso, tenace.
-eidity, -còsity, S.: viscidità, viscosi-
tà, f.
viscount, S.: visconte, m.
scontessa, f.
scontea, f.
viscous, ADJ.: viscoso, glutinoso, tenace.
“ness, S.: viscosità, tenacità, f.
vise I, S.: tenaglia, f.
visé, S.: visto (d’un passaporto), m.
visibility, s.: visibilità, f.
vi-sible, ADJ.: visibile; percettibile ; evi-
dente. -sibleness, s.: visibilità; appa-
renza, f. -sibly, ADV.: visibilmente;
evidentemente.
vision, s.: visione, apparizione, f. -aryl,
-ess, S.: vi.
-y, S.: viscontado, m., vi-
visionary,
ADJ.: visionario, immaginario.
-ist, s.: visionario, m.
visitI, s.: visita, f., visitamento, m.:
pay a-—, fare una visita, visitare ; return
@ —, rendere una visita; on a —, in visi-
ta. visit2, TR.: visitare, far la visita,
andare a vedere; far ricadere.’ -able,
ADJ.: soggetto ad esser visitato. -ant,
S.: visitante; visitatore, m. -Ation,S.:
visitazione, f., visitamento, m. -atorial,
ADJ.: di visitatore. -ert, S.: visitatore,
m. -ing, S.: visitamento, m., visita, f.:
go a-—, andare in visita. -ing=day,S.:
giorno di visite, m. -or, S.: visitatore, m.
visor, S.: maschera; visiera (d’un elmo),
f. -ed, ADI. : mascherato.
vista, s.: vista; prospettiva, f.
visual, ADJ.: visuale, visivo.
vi-tal, ADJ.: vitale; essenziale. -tal-
ity, s.: vitalità, f. -tally, ADV.: vital-
mente, in modo vitale. -tals, s. PL.:
parti vitali, f. pl.
vi-tiate, TR.: viziare; guastare, corrom-
pere. -tiation, S.: depravazione, cor-
ruzione, corruttela, f.
vitiliti-gatej, INTR.: contendere in leg-
ge, cavillare. -gationi, s.: contenzio-
ne, cavillazione, f.
vitiòsity, S.: viziosità, corruttela, f.
vitious, ADJ.: vizioso, corrotto.
ADV.: viziosamente.
vazione, corruzione, f.
vit-reous, ADJ.: vitreo, di vetro. -rif-
icable }, ADJ.: convertibile in vetro.
-rification, s.: vetrificazione, f. -rify,
TR.: vetrificare ; INTR.: vetrificarsi. -riol,
S.: vitriolo, m. -riolate(d){, ADJ.: vi-
triolato. -ridlic, -riolous, ADJ.: vi-
triolico.
vituline, ADJ.: vitellino, di vitello.
vituper-able, aDJ.: vituperabile, vitu-
perevole. -ate, TR.. vituperare, censu-
rare, biasimare, svergognare. -ation,
S.: vituperazione, f. -ative, ADJ.: vitu-
perativo. i
vi-vacious, ADI.: vivace ; svegliato, brio-
so. -vaciousness, -vaeity, 8.: viva-
cità; vita; attività, f.
vives, 8. PL.: (vet.) viole, f. pl.
vivid, ADJ.: vivido, vivace, spiritoso.
-ly, ADV.: vivamente, vivacemente. -ness,
s.: vivezza ; vivacità, attività, f., vigore, m.
vivifi-c(al)}, ADI.: vivifico, vivificante.
-catei = vivify. -cation, s.: vivifi-
cazione, f.
vivify, TR.: vivificare, animare.
viviparous, ADJ.: viviparo.
vixen, s.: volpe femmina; garritrice, f.
viz, ADV.: cioè, vale a dire.
vizard1, s.: maschera, f.
TR.: mascherare.
vizier, s.: visire, m.
-ary2,
-ly,
-ness, S.: depra-
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vò-cable, s.: vocabolo, m. -cabulary,
s.: vocabolario, dizionario, m. -cal,
ADJ.: vocale, di voce. -calize, TR.:
vocalizzare. -cally, ADV.: vocalmente,
articolatamente. -cation, S.: vocazio-
ne, f.; impiego, m. -cative vò-, S.:
(gram.) vocativo, caso vocativo, m. -eif-
erate, INTR.: vociferare. -eiferation,
s.: vociferazione, f. -elferous, ADI.:
vociferante ; romoroso.
vogue, S.: voga; moda, foggia; stima, f.,
credito, m.
voieet, S.: voce, f.; suffragio, m.: in a
loud —, ad alta voce; in a low —, sotto
voce, con voce sommessa. voice 2, TR.:
pubblicare. -d, ADJ.: dalla voce: shrill
—, dalla voce stridula.
véid 1, ADJ.: vuoto, vacuo, nullo: — of
reason, privo di ragione; make —, annul-
lare. void2, S.: vacuo, m., vacuità;
nullità; lacuna, f. void3, TR.: votare;
abbandonare. -er, S.: canestro, m.
-mess, S.: vacuità; nullità, f.
voiture}, s.: vettura, f.
volant, ADJ.: volante; veloce.
vòla-tile, ADJ.: volatile ; volubile. -tile-
ness, -tility, s.: volatilità, f. -tiliza-
tion, s.: volatilizzazione, jf. -tilize,
TR.: volatilizzare.
vol-canic, ADJ.: vulcanico. -cang, S.:
vulcano, m.
vole, s.: tutte le basi, tutte le mani (al
giuoco delle carte), f. pl.
volery, s.: brigata d’uccelli, uccelliera, f.
volition, s.: volontà, f., volere, m.
vòlitive, ADJ.: volitivo, vogliente.
vòlley1, s.: salva (di moschettate); bri-
gata; acclamazione, f., grido, m. vol-
ley 2, TR.: scaricare, sparare.
volti, s.: (horse.) volta, f. wolt2, s.:
unità per misurare la forza elettrica, f.
-Aic, ADJ.: voltaico: — pile, pila vol-
taica.
volubility, s.: volubilità; mutabilità;
prestezza di lingua, f.
vòlu-ble, ADJ.: volubile; leggiero; presto.
-bly, ADV.: volubilmente, leggiermente.
vòl-ume, 8.: volume; libro, m. -inmi-
nous, ADJ.: voluminoso, copioso. -ami-
nously, ADV.: in molti volumi.
volun-tarily, ADV.: volontariamente,
spontaneamente. -taryl, ADJ.: volon-
tario, spontaneo. -tary2, S.: (mus.
capriccio, m., fantasia, f.
voluntéer!, s.: soldato volontario; av-
venturiere, m. volunteer 2, TR.: farsi
soldato volontario; arrolarsi.
voliptu-ary, s.: uomo voluttuoso, m.
-ous, ADJ.: voluttuoso, lussurioso, sen-
suale. -ously, ADV.: voluttuosamente,
sensualmente. -ousness, S.: voluttà,
lussuria, f.
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volute, s.: (arch.) voluta, f.
vòm-ica, S.: vomica, postema suppurata,
f.: nux —, or -icenut, s.: noce vomica, f.
-itI,s.: vomitivo, vomito, m. -it2, TR.:
vomitare, recere. vom-ition, s.: vomi-
zione, f. -itive, -itoryI, ADJ.: vomi-
tivo, vomitorio. -itery 2,8.: vomitivo, m.
vo-racious, ADJ.: vorace; ingordo, avi-
do. -raciously, ADV.: voracemente;
avidamente. -raciousness, -ràeity,
S.: voracità, f.
vértex (pl. vortices), S.: vortice, gor-
go, m.
v6-taress, S.: devota, religiosa, f. -tar-
ist, -tary, S.: devoto; amante, m.;
amanza, f. -te1,8.: voto, suffragio, m.:
put to the —, raccogliere le voci. -te 2,
(IN)TR.: dare la sua voce, dare il suo suf-
fragio; stabilire; conchiudere: — in,
eleggere; scegliere. -ter, 8.: votante,
m. -tive, ADJ.: votivo, offerto in voto.
véuch I, s.: testimonio; affermamento,
m. wouch 2, TR.: affermare, accertare;
asserire: — one, chiamare uno in giudi-
zio; — for one, entrar mallevadore per
qualcheduno. -er, S.: sicurtà; testimo-
nianza, f., garante, m. -safe, TR.: conce-
dere, accordare ; INTR.: degnarsi, compia-
cersi. -safement, s.: condiscendenza, f.
vòw.I, S.: voto, m.; promessa solenne, f.:
make a —, fare un voto. wow 2, TR.:
votare; dedicare, consecrare; INTR.: fare
un voto; giurare.
voòwel, s.: vocale, f.-
vòwer, S.: votatore, m.
voyage I, s.: viaggio (per mare), m.
voyage 2, INTR.: fare viaggio per ma-
re, m.
vil-gari, ADJ.: volgare, comune; popo-
lare. -gar2, S.: volgo, popolaccio, m.
-gàrity, S.: volgarità, bassezza, f. -gar-
ize, TR.: render volgare, render vile.
-garly, ADV.: volgarmente, comunemen-
te, trivialmente.
Vulgate, s.: vulgata, f.
vùlner-able, ADI. : vulnerabile. -ary,
ADJ.: vulnerario; S.: rimedio vulnerario,
m. -atet, TR.: vulnerare; fare male.
-ationi, s.: vulnerare, m.
vulpine, ADJ.: volpino; astuto, furbo.
vultur-e, s.: avoltoio, avoltore, m. (uc-
cello). -ine, -ous, ADJ.: d’ avoltoio;
vorace.
w
w dubl-ù (the letter), 8.: w, m. n
wabble, TR.: ondeggiare, dondolarsi; zop-
picare, barcollare.
wad1,s.: fascio (di paglia, ecc.); stoppac-
cio, m, wad2,TR.: mettere lo stoppaccio.
waist
wadable, ADJ.: guadabile.
wadd, s.: piombaggine, f.
wadding, s.: bambagia, borra (di lana,
ecc.), f.
waddle, INTR.: zoppicare, barcollare.
wade, INTR.: guadare, passare con diffi,
coltà: — into, penetrare; ingolfarsi; —
over, traversare.
wàd-hook, s.: tirapalle, m.
wafer, s.: cialda, ostia, f. -iron, S.:
ferro da cialde, m. maker, s.: cialdo
naio, m.
wàft 1, s.: ondulazione, f.; (nav.) segna-
le, m. waftz, TR.: condurre per; con-
vogliare; far cenno, segnare; INTR.: fiot-
tare, galleggiare. -age, s.: trasporto
per mare o aria, m. -er, S.: fregata di
convoglio, f. -uret, s.: ondeggiamen-
to, m.
wàgiI, s.: trastullatore, uomo giocoso, m.
wag 2, TR.: scuotere, muovere, agitare
leggermente; INTR.: scuotersi, muoversi,
agitarsi: — the tail, scuotere la coda.
wa-gefl, 8.: pegno, m.: —s, salario, m.;
paga, mercede, f., stipendio, m. -ge2,
TR.: venturare, tentare, provare; litigare:
war, muover guerra. -geri, S.:
scommessa, f.: lay a —, scommettere;
fare una scommessa. -ger 2, TR.: scom-
mettere, fare una scommessa.
wag-gery, S.: trastullo, scherzo, m.
-gish, ADJ.: scherzevole, solazzevole: —
trick, tiro da burlone. -gishly, ADV.:
scherzevolmente, da scherzo. -gishness,
s.: scherzo, sollazzo, m.
waggle, INTR.: dimenarsi, muoversi; agi-
tare.
waggon, s.: carro, m., carretta, f.; (rail.)
vagone, vagone da trasportar mercanzie,
m. -age, S.: paga del trasporto nel car-
ro, f. -er, 8.: carrettaio, carrettiere, m.;
(astr.) orsa maggiore, f. -maker, s.:
carradore, carpentiere, m.
wagtail, s.: cutretta, cutrettola, f. (uc-
cello).
waidj, ADJ.: schiacciato.
waif, -t, s.: cosa perduta, f.
waiîl1,s.: lamento, compianto, m. wailz,
TR.: deplorare; INTR.: lamentare; pian-
gere. -ful, ADJI.: deplorabile, lamenta-
bile. -ing = wail.
wain, s.: carro, m.; carretta, f.: (astr.)
Charles’ —, orsa maggiore, f. -driver,
8.: carrettaio, carrettiere, m. -load,
8.: carrettata, f. rope, s.: corda del
carro, f.
wainscotI, S.. tavolato; palco, m.
wainscot 2, TR.: intavolare; soffittare.
-ting, 8.: intavolato, m., impiallacciatu-
ra, f.
waist, s.. cintura; parte più stretta del
corpo, f.; (nav.) ponte di mezzo, m.
waistbelt
-belt, s.: cintola, f., cinturino, m. -coat,
S.: camiciuola, sottoveste, f.
wéaitI, s.: agguato; inganno, m., insidia,
f.: lie in —, essere in agguato; spiare;
lie in — for one, lay — for one, tendere
insidie ad alcuno. wait 2, INTR.: aspet-
tare, stare ad aspettare; attendere; di-
morare; TR.: aspettarsi a, attendere: —
for, aspettare; — on (upon), servire; an-
dare a vedere; — at table, servire a ta-
vola. -er, S.: servo, garzone di caffè, m.
-es, S. PL.: musici di notte, m. pl.; mat-
tinata, f. -img, S.: aspettamento, m.,
guardia, f.; attesa: in —, in attesa; lady
in —, dama di onore. -ing-gentle-
man, S.: cameriere, m. -ing - maid,
-ing-woman, S.: cameriera, damigella,
f. -ing-room, s.: sala di attesa (di
aspetto), f.
waive, TR.: lasciare, abbandonare, rinun-
ciare a, passar sopra: — a privilege, ri-
nunciare ad un privilegio; — an objec-
tion, passar sopra un’ obiezione.
wak-el,s.: vigilia, veglia, f. -e2, IRR.;
(IN)TR.: destare; vegliare, svegliare.
-eful, ADJ.: vigilante, svegliato. -eful-
ly, ADV.: vigilantemente. -efulness,
S.: poca disposizione a dormire, f.; sve-
gliare, m. -en, (IN)TR.: svegliare; sve-
gliarsi. -ener, S.: eccitatore, m. -ing,
S.: svegliamento, m.
wale, s.: parte vellosa (di drappo), f.
walki, s.: camminata, passeggiata, f.,
viale, m.: take a —, fare una passeggia-
ta. walk2, (IN)TR.: andare, cammina-
re; passeggiare: — the rounds, far la
ronda; — the streets, battere le strade;
— after, seguitare, seguire; — in, en-
trare; — off, andarsene, scappare; — out,
uscire; venire fuora; — up, salire. -er,
s.: camminatore, camminante, m. -ing,
S.: passeggiata, f.: go a-—, andare a
spasso. -ing-place, S.: passeggio, via-
le, m. -ing-staff, s.: bastone, bordone;
sostegno, m. -ing-stick, s.: bacchet-
ta, f., bastoncino, m.
wAlli, s.: muro, m., muraglia; parete,
f.: city —s, mura della città; partition
—, parete, f.; go to the —, soccombere;
give one the —, dar la dritta ad alcuno.
wall2, TR.: murare; circondare con un
muro. «creeper, S.: picchio, m. (uccello).
wallet, s.: valigia, bisaccia, tasca, f.
wAll-eyed, ADJ.: che ha gli occhi bian-
chi. flower, S.: garofano, m. -fruit,
s.: frutto di spalliera, m.
wallop, INTR.: bollire; (pop.) battere,
bastonare.
wallow, INTR.: voltolare, voltolarsi nel
fango: — in the mire, avvoltolarsi nel
fango. m
wallow-ish}, ADI. : sporco, scipito.
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-wort, S.:
ward
wall-tree, s.: spalliera, f.
(bot.) parietaria, f.
walnut, s.: noce, f. =shell, s.: scorza
di noce, f. -tree, 8.: noce, m.
waltron}, walrus, s.: morsa (foca zan-
nuta), f.
waltzi, s.: valzer, m. waltz2, INTR.:
ballare il valzer. -er, S.: valzista, m.
wàm-ble, INTR.: gorgogliare, romoreg-
giare; bollire. -bling, s.: gorgoglia-
mento, m. :
wan, ADJ.: pallido, smorto; macilente:
grow —, impallidire.
wand, s.: verga; bacchetta magica, f.
wander, (IN)TR.: vagare, vagabondare:
— out of the way, errare la strada, smar-
rirsi. -er,s.: vagabondo, m. -img1,ADI.:
errante, errabondo, vagabondo ; distratto :
— life, vita girovaga. -img2,s.: l’erra-
re, il vagare; scorsa, f.; sviamento, m.
waneI,s.: scemo (della luna), m.; deca-
denza, f. wane2, INTR.: scemarsi; de-
clinare.
wan-ned, ADJ.: impallidito, scolorito.
-ness,S.: pallidezza; macilenza,f. -nish,
ADJ.: pallidetto.
want!,S.: mancanza, f., mancamento ; di-
fetto, m., deficienza, f.; bisogno, m.; ne-
cessita; indigenza, povertà, f.: for — of,
per mancanza (deficienza) di; be in — of,
aver bisogno di. wamnt2, TR.: avere bi-
sogno di, abbisognare; mancare; INTR.:
mancare; essere deficiente; volere, desi-
derare, domandare: what do you —? che
vi manca? che cercate? che volete? I —
a hat, ho bisogno di un cappello; you are
—ed, qualcheduno vi domanda. -ingi,
ADJ.: manchevole, che manca, mancante,
assente: be —, difettare, mancare; venir
meno; he is not — in courage, non gli
manca il coraggio. -ing2, s.: manca-
mento, bisogno, m., necessità, f. -less,
ADJ.: che non manca, abbondante.
wàntonI, ADJ.: scherzevole ; libidinoso,
lascivo. wanton 2, 8.: scherzoso, m.,
persona lasciva, f. wanton3, INTR.:
scherzare, gozzovigliare, pazzeggiare.
-ly, ADV.: scherzevolmente ; lascivamen-
te, impudicamente. -mess, S.: scherzo,
trastullo, m.; lascivia, impudicizia, f.
wantwitf, S.: baccello, minchione, m.
warl,s.: guerra; ostilità, fi: man of —,
uomo di guerra, soldato, m.; nave da
guerra, f.; make —, fare guerra, muover
guerra; at —, in guerra. war2, INTR.:
guerreggiare, fare guerra.
war-ble, TR.: gorgheggiare; trillare.
-bler, s.: che gorgheggia, che trilla.
-bling, 8.: garrito (degli uccelli), tril-
lo, m. :
ward lI, s.: guardia, custodia; prigione,
f., carcere; quartiere; pupillo, m.; tute-
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la, f. ward2, TR.: guardare, far la
guardia; parare; eludere; proteggere, di-
ward
fendere: — off, parare, stornare. -en,
s.: custode, guardiano; governatore, ret-
tore: — of a prison, carceriere, m. -en-
ship, s.: uffizio di guardiano, m.; tuto-
reria, f. -er, S.: guardia, f.; bastone
di comando, m. -mote, s.: assemblea
de’ magistrati del rione, f. -robe, s.:
guardaroba,f. -ship,S.: carica del guar-
diano, tutela, f.
‘warel, s.: mercanzia, roba, merce, f.:
China—, porcellana, f.; Dutch —, maio-
lica, f.; earthen—, vasellame di terra, m.;
small —, merceria, f.. ware j2, INTR.:
prendere guardia, guardarsi; badare.
ware3(ful)}, ADJ.: circospetto, accorto.
-fulness{, s.: circospezione, cautela, f.
warehouse, s.: magazzino, n. -keep-
er, S.: magazziniere, m.
ware-less{, ADJ.: incauto. -ly, ADV.:
cautamente, accortamente.
war-farel, s.: vita militare; guerra, f.
-fare 2, INTR.: vivere da militare. -far-
ing, ADJ.: militare, guerriero. horse,
s.: cavallo da guerra, m.
wari-ly, ADV.: prudentemente, accorta-
mente, sagacemente. -ness, S.: cautela,
prudente, accortezza, f.; risparmio, m.
warlike, ADJ.: bellicoso, guerriero, mili-
tare. -ness, S.: carattere bellicoso, m.
war-lock, -luck, s.: stregone, maliar-
do, m.
warm, ADJ.: caldo; zeloso, furioso: be
— (of weather), far ‘caldo; (of persons)
avere caldo ; grow —, divenire caldo, .scal-
darsi; make far caldo, scaldare.
warm 2,TR.: scaldare: — again, riscal-
dare; — one’s self, scaldarsi; — up again,
riscaldare. -ing, s.: riscaldamento, m.
-ing- pan, s.: scaldaletto, m. -ing-
place, s.: scaldatoio, m. -ly, ADV.:
caldamente ; passionatamente. -ness,
-th, s.: caldezza, f.; ardore, zelo, m.
warn, TR.: ammonire; avvertire, avvisa-
re; citare: — away, licenziare, dare con-
gedo. -er, S.. ammonitore; avvisatore,
m. -ing, 8.: avvertimento, avviso; con-
gedo, m.: give —, avvertire; dar conge-
do; take —, stare avvertito; pigliar
esempio.
war-office, 8.: ministerio della guer-
ra, m.
warp!, s.: (weav.) ordito, m. warp2,
TR.: ordire; piegare; stornare ; (nav.) ri-
morchiare; INTR.: piegarsi, incurvarsi.
-ed, ADJ.: piegato, curvato, storto. -ing,
S.: piegamento; (weav.) orditoio, m., ordi-
tura, f. -ing-loom, s.: orditoio, m.
war-proof, s.: bravura, f.
warrant!, s.: ordine; potere, m., auto-
rità; permissione, f.; brevetto, patente,
watch
.: — of attorney, procura, f.; give a —,
dare un brevetto; have a —, aver un or-
dine d’ arrestare. warrant2,TR.: assi-
curare, accertare, mantenere ; mallevare.
-able, ADI. : giustificabile, difendevole.
-ableness, S.: giustificazione; autorità,
-ably, ADV. : giustificatamente, in mo-
do difendevole. -er,S.: mallevadore, m.,
sicurta, f. -iset, 8.: sicurtà; cauzione,
malleveria, f. -y, S.: sicurtà; obbliga-
zione, f.
wàrren,s.: conigliera, f. -er, S.:
diano di conigliera, m.
warrior, s.: guerriero, soldato, m.
wart, s.: porro, m., verruca, f. -wort,
s.: verrucaria, f. -y, ADJ.: pieno di
porri.
warworn, ADJ.: consumato dalla guerra.
wary, ADJ.: circospetto, prudente, cauto,
accorto ; parco, frugale.
washi, s.: lavazione, lavatura ; lisciva,
bucata, broda, f.; imbratto; pantano, pa-
lude; acquerello, vinello, m. wash2,
IRR.; TR.: lavare, bagnare; bianchire, pu-
lire ; INTR.: lavarsi; nettarsi: — away
(off), nettare, purgare; — over, colorare;
coprire. =ball, s.: palla di sapone, f.
-er, S.: lavatore; guattero,m. -erwom-
an, S.: lavandaia, f -hand-bhasin,
s.: bacino, bacile, m. -house, s.: lava-
toio, m., stanza da lavare, f. -img, S.:
lavamento, m.; imbiancatura, f. -ing=
machine, s.: macchina da lavare, f.
-ing-place, s.: lavatoio, m. stand,
S.: portacatino, m. tub, S.: tino, m.
~y, ADJ.: umido, inumidito.
wasp, s.: vespa, f. -ish, ADJ.: dispetto-
so, fastidioso, fantastico, stizzoso. -ishly,
ADV.: fastidiosamente, fantasticamente,
stizzosamente. -ishness, S.: cattivo
umore, m., fantasticaggine, f., fastidio, m.
wassail, s.: gozzoviglia, f. -er, s.:
briacone, beone, m.
wastel, ADJ.: inutile; incolto; distrutto,
desolato: lay —, distruggere, desolare,
rovinare. waste2, S.: distruzione, de-
solazione ; profusione; consunzione ; terra
deserta, f.: go to —, andare in malora.
waste 3, TR.: guastare, desolare, distrug-
gere; spendere, scialacquare; consumare,
scemare; diminuire; INTR.: consumarsi,
scemarsi: — away, deperire, consumarsi.
-ful, ADJ.: rovinoso, distruttivo ; prodigo,
spendereccio; deserto, inculto. -fally,
ADV.: prodigamente, profusamente. -ful-
ness, S.: prodigalità, f goods, s.:
prodigo, spendereccio, m. ground, s.:
terra inculta, terra deserta, f. «paper,
s.: carta straccia, f. -r -er, S.: distrug-
gitore; prodigo, consumatore, m.
wàtchI, s.: veglia, guardia; sentinel-
la,f.; oriuolo, m.; mostra, f.: be upon
guar-
'
watck
the —, far la guardia; stare alle vedette.
watch2, TR.: vegghiare, vegliare; ba-
dare, stare attento, spiare; INTR.: far la
guardia; stare alle vedette. -candle,
S.: candela di veglia, f. -case,S.: cassa
@ oriuolo, f. -dog, s.: cane di guardia,
m. -er, S.: che veglia; osservatore, m.
watchet}, ADI.: di color turchino pallido.
watch-ful, ADJ.: vigilante; attento, di-
ligente; accurato; sollecito: be —, stare
attento; esaminare. -fully, ADV.: vigi-
lantemente; con cura, con accuratezza.
-fulness, S.: vigilanza; cura, diligenza;
accuratezza, f. glass, s.: oriuolo di
polvere, m. -house, s.: luogo dove si
pone la guardia, m. -ing,S.: vegghia,
veglia, f. slight, s.: fanale, m.
-maker, s.: orologiaio, oriolaio, m.
-man, S.: che fa la guardia la notte;
guardiano, m. -tower, S.: casotto da
sentinella, m. -word, s.: parola, f.;
contrassegno, n.
witer1,s.: acqua, f.; lustro (di diaman-
te), m.: high —, marea alta, f.; low —,
marea bassa, f.; riflusso, m.; mineral —,
acqua minerale, f.; salt —, acqua sal-
sa; drink the —s, pigliare le acque mine-
rali; go by —, andare per acqua; make
—, fare dell’acqua; take —, imbarcarsi;
take in —, fare acqua. water, TR.:
adacquare, bagnare, innaffiare; abbevera-
re (un cavallo); INTR.: lagrimare; (nav.)
fare acqua, provvedersi d’ acqua: — a
horse, abbeverare un cavallo; make one’s
mouth —, far venire V acquolina in boc-
ca. “bottle, s.: fiasco da acqua, m.
=closet, S.: privato, cesso, m. «col-
ours, S. PL.: acquerella, f.; vinello, m.
=cresses, S. PL.: crescione, m. =cruet,
S.: caraffina, m. dog, S.: bracco da
acqua, m. «engine,S.: macchina idrau-
lica, f. -er,s.: acquaiuolo, m. -fall,
8.: cataratta, cascata d’ acqua, f. -fowl,
8.: uccello acquatico, m. gauge, s.:
idrometro, m. gold, s.: oro macinato,
m. gruel, s.: polenta, f. -hen,s.:
smergo, m. house, S.: conservatoio,
serbatoio, m. -iness, S.: umidità, umi-
dezza, f. -img,S.: adacquamento, innaf-
fiamento, m. -ing=place, s.: abbevera-
toio, m. -ing-=pot, S.: annaffiatoio, m.
-ish, ADJ.: acquoso, acqueo. -ishness,
.: acquosità, f.; umore acqueo, m., sero-
sità, f. «lily, s.: ninfea, f., nenufar, m.
-man, S.: barcaiuolo, m. -melon,s.:
mellone, cocomero, m. mill, s.: muli-
no ad acqua, m. -=mint, S.: menta ac-
quatica, f. -pail, s.: secchia, f. -pot,
s.: vaso da acqua, m. rat, s.: topo
acquatico, m. -rocket, S.: (bot.) cre-
scione, m. =spout, S.: getto d’acqua;
tromba, f. -station, 8.: (rail.) stazio-
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ne (per prender acqua), f -trough, s.:
abbeveratoio, m. wheel, s.: turbina,
f. »willow, s.: salice piangente, f.
«work, s.: macchina idraulica, f. -y,
ADJ.: acqueo.
wattle 1, s.: barba di gallo, f.; graticcio,
m. wattle 2, TR.: ingraticolare.
wav-el,s.: flutto, m.; onda, f.: large—,
cavallone, m.; breaking —, maroso, m.
-e2, TR.: solcare, agitare; spingere; la-
sciare, tralasciare; rinunciare; INTR.:
fare segno, accennare; ondeggiare, flut-
tuare: — one’s hand, far cenno colla
wayfarer
mano. -er, INTR.: vacillare, titubare,
tentennare. -erer, S.: che tituba, che è
irresoluto. -eringi, ADJ.: vacillante, ti-
tubante ; irresoluto ; incostante. -ering2,
s.: dubbio, m., irresolutezza, f. -ering-
ly, ADV.: in dubbio, incertamente. -er-
îngness, S.: ondeggiamento, m.; incer-
tezza, f. -y, ADJ.: ondoso, ondeggiante.
wàwl, INTR.: miagolare, gnaulare.
wàZI, S.: cera, f., cerume, m.: sealing —
ceralacca, f.; bee’s —, cera delle api, cera
gialla; — flowers, fiori in cera. waxz,
TR.: incerare. wax3, (IR)REG.; INTR.:
crescere; diventare, divenire. -candle,
s.: candela di cera, f. -chandler,s.:
ceraiuolo, m. -em, ADJ.: di cera; ince-
rato. slight, s.: bugia, f. -maker,
s.: che fa la ceralacca. -taper, S.:
cero, m., torcia, candela grande, f.
“work, s.: modello in cera, m. -y,
ADJ.: ceroso; viscoso, tenace.
way I,8.: via, strada, f.; cammino; pas-
saggio, m.; maniera; condotta; azione,
f.; espediente; uso; costume; stato, m.,
condizione, f.: — in, entrata, f., entra-
mento, m.; — out, uscita, escita, f.; —
through, passaggio, m.; by the —, di pas-
saggio; over the —, dirimpetto, opposto;
this —, per questa parte, per qui; that
—, per quella parte, per là; be in the —,
esser a mano, stare a mano, esser vi-
cino; stare apparecchiato; be out of the
—, esser assente; ingannarsi; give —,
dare luogo, cedere; give — to a thing,
permettere qualche cosa; tollerare qual-
che cosa; get out of the —, andarsene,
ritirarsi; mandar via; go out of the —,
assentarsi, smarrirsi; go one’s — (one’s
—s), andare via, partire; go your —s,
andate pe’ fatti vostri; keep one out of
the —, celare alcuno, nascondere alcuno;
make one’s —, fare la sua fortuna; put
in the right —, indirizzare; show one the
—, mostrar la via ad alcuno; stand in
the —, servir d’ostacolo a; impedire; far
torto; which is the — to N.? che cam-
mino bisogna tenere per andare a N.?
way 2, TR.: incamminare (un cavallo).
«bread, s.: piantaggine, f. -farer, s.:
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viandante, viaggiatore, m. -faring, ADJ.:
wayfaring
viaggiante. -goer, s.: ambulante; va-
gabondo, m. -lay, TR.: insidiare, ten-
dere insidie. -layer, s.: insidiatore, m.
-less, ADJ.: senza via; non frequentato.
emark, s.: indice; palo d’insegna, m.
-side, s.: margine della strada, m.
-wanderer, 8.: viandante, m.
wayward, ADJ.: ostinato, ritroso; fasti-
dioso. -ly, ADV.: ostinatamente, ritrosa-
mente. -ness,S.: ostinatezza; caparbie-
tà; fantasticaggine, f.
wéè, PRON. PL.: noi.
wéak, ADI. : debole, infermo; soro: get
—, indebolirsi, infiacchirsi. -em, TR.: de-
bilitare, affievolire; INTR.: debilitarsi, af-
fievolirsi. -ening, S.: debilitamento, m.
-ling, s.: deboletto, sparuto, m. -lyt,
ADJ.: debole, spossato; dilicato. -ly2,
ADV.: debolmente. -ness, s.: debolez-
za, infermità, fiacchezza, f. -side, S.:
debole, m., debolezza, f.
wéal, s.: bene, m., felicità; prosperità, f.
wéald, s.: foresta, selva, f.; bosco, m.
wéalth, s.: ricchezze, dovizie, f. pl., beni,
m. pl. -ily, ADV.: riccamente, opulente-
mente. -iness, s.: opulenza, ricchezza,
Sf. -y, ADI.: opulento, ricco, dovizioso.
wéan, INTR.: svezzare, spoppare. -el,
-ling, s.: bestiuola spoppata, creaturina
slattato, f.
weapon, 8.: arma, f. -ed, ADJ.: arma-
to. -less, ADJ.: senza arme, disarmato.
wéèar1,8.: abiti, vestimenti, m. pl.; ser-
batoio; servizio, m.: the — and tear, il
lograre e lo sdruscire, deterioramento,
guastamento. wear2, IRR.; TR.: usare;
portare; consumare; INTR.: usarsi; con-
sumarsi: — away, logorare, consumare a
poco a poco; venir meno, consumarsi; —
off, logorarsi, usarsi; — out, allassare;
logorarsi, sdrucirsi; — well, essere di
buona durata. -able, ADJ.: portabile.
wéard}, s.: vigilanza, cura, f.
wéarer, 8.: portatore, m.
wéar-ied, ADJ.: faticato, disgustato.
-iness, S.: fatica; stanchezza, stracchez-
za, f.; fastidio, m.
wéaring, S.: abiti, vestimenti, m. pl.:
— apparel, vestiario, abiti, vestimenti,
panni, m. pl.
wéa-rish}, ADJ.: pantanoso, melmoso.
-rispme, ADJ.: tedioso, noioso, impor-
tuno, incomodo. -rispmely, ADV.: te-
diosamente, noiosamente, molestamente.
-rispmeness, S.: tedio, fastidio, m.;
noia, molestia, f. -ry 1, ADJ.: lasso, fa-
ticato, stracco; infastidito: grow —, stu-
farsi, straccarsi. -ry2, TR.: stufare,
straccare, fastidire, noiare.
wéasand, s.: (anat.) trachea, f.
wéasel, s.: donnola, f.
weeping-willow
wéather!, 8.: tempo, m., disposizione
dell’aria: be fine —, far bel tempo, far
bello ; rainy —, tempo piovoso, m.; stormy
—, tempo procelloso, m. weather2,
TR.: esporre all’ aria; trapassare: — out,
soffrire, sopportare; — the storm, resi-
stere alla tempesta. -beaten, ADJ.:
sbattuto dal mal tempo. -board, S.:
parte del vascello esposta al vento, f.
“cock, s.: banderuola, f. -driven,
ADJ.: spinto dalla burrasca. -gauge,
-glass, s.: barometro, termometro, m.
-spy, 8.: astrologo, astrolago, m. -wise,
ADJ.: che prevede il tempo che farà.
wéav-e, IRR.; TR.: tessere; intrecciare:
— into, interporre; far entrare. -er, S.:
tessitore, m.; tesserandolo, m.: —’s beam,
subbio, m.; —’s loom, telaio, m. -ing,
8.: tessitura; intrecciatura, f.
wéb, s.: tela; tessitura, f.; tessuto, m.,;
maglia, macchia (nell’ occhio), f.: — of
lead, foglia di piombo, f. -bed, ADJ.: co-
perto d’una pellicola. -footed, ADI.:
palmipede. -ster, s.: tessitore, m.
wéèd, TR.: sposare; INTR.: ammogliarsi,
unirsi in matrimonio. -ded, ADJ.: mari-
tato, sposato. -ding, S.: sposalizio, m.
-ding-day,S.:giorno nuziale, m. -ding-
feast, s.: festino nuziale, m. -ding-
garment, s.: abito nuziale, m. -ding=
guest, s.: convitato alle nozze, m. -ding-
song, 8.: epitalamio, m.
wéedge1,s.: conio, m.: — of gold, verga
@ oro, f.; — of lead, spola, spuola, f. (stru-
mento). wedge?2, TR.: serrare, premere.
wédlock, s.: matrimonio, coniugio, m.
Wednesday, s.: mercoledì, m.
wée, ADI. : piccolo, piccino.
wéedI,s.: abito, m.: black —s, abito lu-
gubre, bruno, m.; friar’s —, abito mona-
cale, m. weed2,s.: mal’erba,f. weed3,
TR.: sarchiare; estirpare. -er, S.: sar-
chiatore ; estirpatore, m. (-ing)-hook,
s.: sarchiello, sarchio, m. -less, ADJ.:
libero dalle gramigne.
cattive erbe.
week, 8.: settimana, f.: by the —, a (per)
settimana; next —, la settimana ventura;
a— from to-morrow, domani a otto. -day,
8.: giorno feriale, m. -ly1, ADI.. d’o-
gni settimana, ebdomadario. -ly2, ADV.:
ogni settimana, per settimana.
wéel, s.: nassa; voragine, f.
wéen }, INTR.: pensare, immaginare ; cre-
dere. -ing, s.: pensiero, m., opinione;
credenza, f.
wéep, IRR. ; (IN)TR.: piangere, lagrimare.
-er, s.: piangitore, lagrimante, m. -ers,
8. PL.: strisce di mossolina bianca, f. pl.
«ing, 8.: piangimento, pianto, m. -ingly,
ADV.: con pianto. -ing=willow, s.-
salcio lagrimante, m.
-y, ADI.: pieno di
weet
wéett, INTR.: sapere, essere informato.
-less {, ADJ.: senza sapere, ignorante.
wéevil, s.: punteruolo, gorgoglione, ton-
chio, m.
weezel, s.: donnola, f.
wéft }, s.: tessuto, m., tessitura ; treccia
(di capelli), f. -aget, s.: tessuto, m.;
connessione, f. j
wèigh, TR.: pesare, ponderare; conside-
rare; esaminare; INTR.: pesare, essere
pesante, essere di peso: — anchor, salpa-
re, sarpare l’ ancora; — every word, pon-
derare ogni parola; — down, prevalere,
superare; — upon, pesare; affliggere.
-er, S.: pesatore, m. -img,S.: pesare,
m. -t, S.: peso, m.; gravezza; impor-
tanza, f., momento, m.: —s, pair of —s,
bilancia, f.; net —, peso netto; stamped
—, peso aggiustato; standard —, peso
regolato; make good —, far buon peso;
matters of little —, cose di poca rilevanza.
-tily, ADV.: pesantemente, gravemente.
-tiness, S.: peso, m., gravezza; impor-
tanza, f. -tless, ADJ.: non pesante, leg-
giero; di poca importanza. -ty, ADI.:
pesante; grave, importante.
weird, ADJ.: fatidico, fatale; spavente-
vole.
wélaway!{, INTERI. : ohimé!
Welch-rabbit, s.: fetta di pane con ca-
cio, f.
wélegm-eI, ADJ.: ben venuto; grato,
piacevole : bid —, fare buona accoglienza ;
you are —, ben venuto ; if you like it you
are —,se vi aggrada, è a vostro comando.
-e!2, INTERJ.: siate ben venuto! -e3,8.:
buona accoglienza, f. -e4, TR.: fare buo-
na accoglienza, accogliere con amorevolez-
za. -eness, S.: piacevolezza, accettatez-
za, f. -er,S.: che fa buona accoglienza.
-ing, s.: buona accoglienza, f.
wéldi, s.: guado, m., erba guada, f.
weldz, TR.: battere il ferro caldo; giun-
gere, unire.
wélfare, s.: salute, prosperità, f.
wèlki, s.: ruga, grinza, crespa, f.
welk2, TR.: oscurare, adombrare. -ed,
ADI. : rugoso, aggrinzato, piegato.
wélkin, s.: etere, cielo, fermamento, m.
wèll1,s.: pozzo, m., sorgente, fontana,
f. wellz, intR.: zampillare, scaturire.
well3, ADJ.: sano, in buona salute ; feli-
ce; ADV.: bene, molto: be —, esser bene;
— and good, alla buon’ ora; as — as, tan-
to bene che, così bene come; grow —
again, ricuperare la salute; all’s — that
ends —, la fine corona l’opera. -aday!
INTERI. : cappita! capperi! -affected,
ADJ.: ben intenzionato. «becoming,
ADJ.: convenevole, dicevole. -being, S.:
prosperità, felicità, f. beloved, ADI.:
molto amato, dilettissimo, born, ADJ.:
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=bred, ADJ.: ben al-
=disposed, ADJ.:
di buona nascita.
levato, ben creato.
caritatevole. doing, s.: benignità, f.
=done, ADJ.: ben fatto; ben cotto.
-formed, ADJ.: ben formato.
wéllhead, s.: sorgente, fontana, f.
wéll-looking, ADJ.: avvenente, avvi-
stato. -meaningi, ADJ.: ben inten-
zionato. =meaning2, s.: buona inten-
zione, f. =met! INTERJ.: mi rallegro di
vedervi. «natured, ADJ.: di buon natu-
rale. -nigh, ADV.: presso a poco, quasi.
=pump, S.: sentina, f. spring, s.:
sorgente, fontana, f. «water, s.: acqua
di pozzo, f.
wéll-willer{, s.: benevogliente, bene-
volo, m. wish, s.: buona volontà, be-
nevolenza, f. =wisher, s.: che desidera
bene; amico, m.
wélti, s.: orlo, lembo, m.; margine, f.
welt2, TR.: orlare, fregiare.
wélter, INTR.: voltolarsi; impantanarsi.
wém{I,s.: macchia; pancia, f. wem2,
TR.: macchiare.
wén, s.: tumore calloso, gozzo, enfiamen-
to, m.
wénch, s.: zitella, ragazza, f.
wénd, INTR.: andare, andar via; volgersi.
wén-nish, -ny, ADJ.: gozzuto, gonfio;
di gozzo.
wére (di be): as it —, per così dire, qua-
si che; if I — rich, s'io fossi rico.
wér(e)wolf, s.: lupo uomo, lupo manna-
ro, m.
wéè-sand, -sil = weasand.
wéstI, ADJ.: occidentale. west 2, ADV.:
al ponente, all’occidente. west3, S.:
ovest, ponente, occidente, occaso, m.
-ering, ADJ.: andante verso I’ occidente,
tramontante. -erly, -ern, ADJ.: occi-
dentale, d’ occidente. -ward, -wardly,
ADV.: verso I’ ovest, all’ occidente.
wétI, ADJ.: umido, bagnato; molle: —
weather, tempo piovoso, m.; make —,
bagnare. wet2,s.: umidità; mollezza, f.
wet 3, TR.: umettare, bagnare, adacquare.
wéther, s.: montone, castrato, m.
wét-ness, S.: umidezza, umidità ; mollez-
za, f. -murse, s.: balia, allevatrice, f.
-ting, S.: bagnamento, bagnare, m,
-tishj, ADJ.: alquanto umido.
wx, INTR.: crescere, ingrandirsi.
whal-e, s.: balena, f. -ebone, S.: osso
di balena, m. -er, s.: pescatore delle ba-
lene, m.
whally, ADJ.: strisciato, vergato.
whàng !, s.: coreggia, f. whang2,
TR.: frustrare, battere.
whap, s.: colpo, m.
wharf, s.: porto; molo, m.
diritto del ripaggio, m.
guardiano d’ un molo, m.
“age, S.:
-inger, S.:
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what, PRON. REL.: ciò che, quel che; INT.:
che? che cosa? come? quale? — you
learn, learn well, ciò che imparate, impa-
ratelo bene; I don’t understand — you
say, non intendo quel che dite; know —’s
—, saper distinguere; — do you say?
che dite? che cosa dite? — wu beautiful
woman! che bella donna! — is your
name? come vi chiamate? -éver, -so-
éver, PRON.: qualunque, qual si sia; qual-
che, checche.
wheal, s.: ciccione, cosso, m., bolla, f.
whéat, s.: grano, frumento, m., biada,
f.: spring —, frumento marzuolo. -en,
ADJ.: di grano.
whée-dle, TR.: allettare, lusingare; in-
gannare. -dler, s.: allettatore, lusinga-
tore, m. -dlingi, ADJ.: lusinghevole.
-dling 2, s.: allettamento, blandimen-
to, m.
whòèel1, s.: ruota; volta, f.: spinning
—, filatoio, m.; turner’s —, tornio, m.;
of fortune, ruota della fortuna.
wheel 2, TR.: voltolare, rotolare; INTR.:
voltarsi, aggirarsi; voltar faccia. -age,
8.: tassa che pagano i carri, f. -bar-
row, S.: carriuola, f., carrettino, m. -er,
s.: facitore di ruote, m. track, 8.:
rotaia, f. =work, s.: ruote (d’ una mac-
china), f. pl. -wright, s.: facitore di
ruote, m. -yt, ADJ.: rotatorio, circo-
lare.
whéeze, INTR.. respirare, rifiatare con
difficoltà.
whélk, s.: pustula; protuberanza, f. -y,
ADJ.: gonfio, tumido.
whélm, TR.: coprire, occultare; seppel-
lire.
whélp 1, s.: cagnuolino, cagnolino ; lupi-
cino, m. whelp2, INTR.: figliare; fare
i cagnuolini.
whèn, ADV.: quando; mentre; allorchè:
— will you come? quando verrete? since
—? di quando in qua? — you were in
P., allorchè eravate in F.
whén-ee, ADV.: onde, donde. -eéver,
-eesoéver, ADV.: dondechè. -éver, -so-
ver, ADV.: quando, ogni volta che.
whére, ADv.: dove, in qual luogo: any-
—, ovunque; every—, dappertutto, per-
tutto. -about(s), ADJ.: dove, in che luo-
go: let us know your —, fateci sapere
dove siete. -&s, ADV.: in luogo che; per-
chè, stante che. -àt, ADV.: al che, del
che. -by, ADV.: per il quale, per cui.
-fere, ADV.: per la qual causa, perciò.
-from, ADV.: donde. -in, ADV.: in che,
nel quale; dove. -imtd, ADV.: nel quale.
-Of, PRON. : del quale; delle quali. -6n,
ADV.: sopra di che, sul che, sul quale.
-soéver, ADV.: in qualunque luogo. -t6,
-untò, ADY,; al che, al quale. -upòn,
whin
ADv.: nel che, in questo mentre. -ver
éver, ADV.: ovunque, in qualunque luogo.
-with(&1), ADV.: con che, con quale.
whéèrret{I, s.: schiaffo, mn. wher-
ret}2, TR.: dare schiaffi; affrettare.
whérry, s.: barchetta, f.
whòti, s.: aguzzamento; sorso, m.
whet2, TR.: aguzzare, affilare; (fig.) ec-
citare: — a knife, aguzzare (affilare) un
coltello; — the appetite, aguzzare Y appe-
tito.
whéther, PRON.: quale, quale de’ due;
CONJ.: se, sia, sia che, che: — he come or
not, che (or se) venga o non; — he will
or no, voglia o non voglia.
whét-stone, S.: cote, f.
tore, arrotino, m. -ting, S.:
mento, affilare, m.
whéy, S.: siero, m.
sieroso, di siero.
which, PRON. REL.: che, il quale (la quale,
i quali, le quali), il (lo) che or quale;
INTERR. : quale (quali)? the book —, il libro
che; the horses —, i cavalli che; take —
you please, prendete qual volete; you
have lied, — displeases me, voi avete men-
tito, il che mi dispiace; of —, del quale;
from —, dal quale; — will you have?
qual volete? -soéver, PRON.: qualun-
que, l uno o I altro.
whiff, s.: alito, fiato, soffiamento, m.: —
of tobacco, soffio di tabacco, m. -le, TR.:
soffiare; INTR.: muoversi ad ogni vento;
dondolarsi. -ler, s.: soffiatore; piffero;
uomo da niente, m. -ling, ADJ.: di niun
valore, frivolo.
Whig1, s.: repubblicano, n. whigj2,
S.: siero, m. -gish, ADJ.: repubblicano.
-gism, s.: fazione inglese di repubblica-
ni, f.
whil-e1, s.: tempo, spazio di tempo, m.;
volta, f.: a little —, poco tempo, un mo-
mentino; a — after, qualche tempo dopo;
all the —, per tutto il tempo; for a —,
per qualche tempo; în the mean—, frat-
tanto; between —s, di quando in quando;
it is not worth the —, non monta il pre-
gio; non vale la pena. -e2, CONJ.: men-
tre che, tanto che. -e 3, INTR.: indugia-
re, procrastinare: — away one’s time,
perder il suo tempo. -9m, ADV.: tempo
-ter, S.: affila-
agguzza-
-ey, -ish, ADI.:
fu, altre volte, anticamente. -st, CONJ.:
mentre che.
whim, s.: capriccio, m., fantasia, f.
whimper, INTR.: gemere, dolersi. -ing,
s.: lamento, m., doglianza, f.
whim-sey, S.: capriccio, ghiribizzo, m.
-sical, ADJ.: capriccioso, ghiribizzoso,
fantastico. -sically, ADV.: a capriccio,
fantasticamente. -sicalness, s.: capric-
ciosità, fl -wham, s.: bagattella, f.
whiìn, s.: (bot.) agrifoglio, alloro spinoso, m.
whine
whin-ei, s.: lamento, rammarico, m.
-e 2, INTR.: dolersi, rammaricarsi, lagnar-
si. -imgi, ADJ.: lamentevole, dolente.
-ing 2, s.: lamento, rammarico; dolo-
re, m.
whinny, INTR.: nitrire, annitrire.
whip I, s.: frusta, sferza, f. whip2,
TR.: frustare, sferzare: — away, caccia-
re a furia di sferzate; — în, entrare su-
bitamente; — off, afferrare; spedire; —
out, uscir subitamente ; — up, salire pron-
tamente; — up and down, andare qua
e là. -cord, s.: corda da frusta, f.
-hand, s.: vantaggio, m., superiorità, f.
-lash, s.: punta della frusta, f. -per,
s.: frustatore, m. -ping, s.: il frusta-
re, il flagellare, m.; sferzata, frustatura,
bastonata, staffilata, f.: give a —, dare
una staffilata, bastonare. -ping post,
s.: palo da frustare, m. -saw, S.: pial-
la, f. -stadf, S.: timone, m., manovella,
f. -ster, S.: giovanotto svelto, m.
-stock, s.: manico della sferza, f. -t,
impf. e part. del v. whip.
whirli, s.: giramento, turbine, m.
whirl 2, (IN)TR.: girare con impeto; ag-
girarsi. -bone, s.: padella del ginoc-
chio, f. -igig, s.: zurlo, m., trottola, f.
-pool, s.: voragine, f.; abisso, m. -wind,
S.: turbine, m.
whirryj = whirl.
whisk I,s.: spazzola, scopetta,f. whiskz,
TR.: spazzolare, nettare colla spazzola:
— away, spacciarsi, spedirsi. -er, S.:
mustacchio, m.; basetta, f.
whisk(e)y, s.: orzo stillato, m.
whisper!, s.: bisbiglio, mormorio, m.
whisper2, s.: bisbigliare, susurrare.
-er, S.: bisbigliatore, susurrone, m. -ing,
S.: bisbiglio, m.
whist 1, INTERI.: zitto! silenzio! whist 2,
S.: giuoco di carte, m.
whis-tle 1, s.: fischio, m. -tle2, INTR.:
zufolare, fischiare. -tler,s.: fischiatore ;
sibilatore, m. -tling, ADJ.: fischiante;
sibilante. -éling, S.: fischio, zufolio, si-
bilo, m.
whit, s.: poco, tantino, punto, m.; nulla,
f.: every —, affatto, pertutto; not a —,
niente affatto.
whitei, ADJ.: bianco; bigio, puro.
white2,s.: bianco, color bianco; bellet-
to; bersaglio; albume (d’un’ uovo), m.:
hit the —, dar nel bersaglio. white 3,
TR.: imbiancare, far divenire bianco.
-lead, s.: piombo calcinato, m., cerussa,
-lime, s.: calcina, calce bianca, f.
-livered, ADJ.: poltrone, malizioso, co-
dardo. -ly}, ADJ.: alquanto bianco, bian-
chiccio. -meat, s.: biancomangiare, m.
-m, INTR.: imbiancare. -ner, 8.: im-
biancatore; purgatore, m. -mess, S.:
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-ning, S.:
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bianchezza; pallidezza, f.
bianchimento; curare, m. -pot, 8.: tar-
ta, f., pasticetto, m. -thorn, S.: spina
alba, f., bianco spino, m. -wash1, s.: li-
scio; belletto, m. -wash2, TR.: intoni-
care; colorire. =wimne, S.: vino bianco,
m. -wort,s.: (bot.) matricale, f.
whither, ADV.: dove, ove. -seéver,
ADV.: in qualunque luogo, dovunque.
whiting, s.: nasello, merluzzo, m. (pe-
sce).
whitish, ADJ.: bianchetto, biancastro.
-ness, S.: bianchezza, f.
whitlow, S.: panereccio, m.
whitstert,s.: imbiancatore, curandaio, m.
Whitsun-day, s.: pentecoste,f. -tide,
S.: stagione della pentecoste, f.
whitten-tree, s.: oppio, m. (albero).
whiìttleI, s.: vesta bianca (da donna),
mantellina, f.; coltellino, m. whittle?2,
INTR.: scorzare, tagliuzzare.
whizI, INTR.: ronzare; sibilare. -whiz-
(zing)2, s.: ronzio; fischio, sibilo, susur-
ro, m.
whd, PRON. INTERR.: chi? PRON. REL.: che,
il quale. -éver, PRON.: chiunque, qua-
lunque.
wholel, ADJ.: tutto, intero, totale: —
and sound, bello e buono; a — year, un
anno intero. whole2,s.: tutto, m., to-
talita, f.: in the —, in tutto e per tutto;
upon the —, ogni cosa ben pesata, in som-
ma, in sostanza; sell by the —, vendere
all’ ingrosso. -mess, S.: stato intero, m.,
integrità, f. -sale, s.: vendita all in-
grosso, f.: — dealer, — merchant, vendi-
tore all'ingrosso, m. -some, ADJ.: sano;
salutifero, salubre. -somely, ADV.: sana-
mente; salubremente. -someness, S.:
sanità; salubrità, f. |
wholly, ADV.: interamente, affatto.
whò6m, PRON.: che. -soèver, PRON.:
chiunque, qualunque.
whéobubfj, s.: tumulto, romore, m.; ris-
sa, f. i
whéop!, s.: upupa, f. (uccello); grido, m.
whoop?2, TR.: gridare: — at, insultare.
whore, s.: cattiva donna, f.
whortleberry, s.: mora prugnola, f.
whò-se, PRON. INTERR. : di chi? di quale?
PRON. REL. : di cui, di chi, a chi, da chi.
-so(éver), PRON. : chiunque, qualunque.
whùr, INTR.: ringhiare (come un cane).
plete S.: mora prugnola, mora del ro-
go,f.
why, ADV.: perchè, per che causa, per che
ragione: — not? perchè non? — truly,
veramente.
wick, s.: stoppino, lucignolo, m.
wicked, ADJ.: cattivo, maligno; tristo:
the —, gli cattivi, gli dannati, pl. -ly,
ADV.: cattivamente, malamente; trista-
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mente. -ness, S.: iniquità, malvagità,
perversità, f.
wicker, ADJ.: di vinco,
wicket, s.: sportello, portello, m.
widdle-waddle, ADV. : barcollando.
wide, ADJ.: largo, ampio, vasto; grande;
ADV.: largamente, lontano; affatto: far
and —, dappertutto, da ogni banda;
throw — open, spalancare. -ly, ADV.:
largamente, ampiamente; molto. -n,
(IN)TR.: allargare, distendere. -ness,s.:
larghezza, ampiezza, f.
widgeon, s.: folaga, f. (uccello); scioc-
co, M.
widow1,8.: vedova, f. widow 2, TR.:
privare del marito. -er, S.: vedovo, m.
-hood, s.: vedovaggio, stato vedovile, m.
“hunter, s.: che amoreggia vedove per
la dote.
width, s.: larghezza, ampiezza, f.
wield, TR.: maneggiare, trattare; gover-
nare. -ing,s.: maneggiare, maneggio,
m. -less, ADJ.: non maneggiabile. -y,
ADJ.: maneggevole, maneggiabile.
wieryj, ADJ.: fatto di fili di metallo;
umido.
wife, s.: moglie, sposa, f. -hood, s.:
stato coniugale, m. -less, ADJ.: senza
moglie.
wig, s.: parrucca; ciambella, f.
wightiI,s.: udmo, m.; donna; creatura,
f. wight} 2, ADJ.: veloce, presto. -lyt,
ADV. : velocemente. ~
wigwam, s.: capanna indiana, f.
wild 1, ADJ.: salvatico; deserto; intrat-
tabile, indomito, feroce: — animals, ani-
mali selvatici; — flowers, fiori silvestri;
— country, paese incolto (silvestre); —
passions, passioni sfrenati; — project,
progetto insensato; — beast, fiera, f.; —
oats, avena sterile; sow one’s — oats, sca-
pricciarsi; lead one a — goose chase, te-
nere uno a bada con-belle promesse.
wild 2, s.: deserto, paese solitario, m.
wilder, TR.: imbarazzare.
wilderness, s.: deserto, m., solitudine, f.
wild-fire, s.: fuoco greco, m. »-gdose-
chase, s.: abbaiare alla luna, m. -ingi,
s.: corbezzola, f.: —s, frutti salvatici, m.
pl. -img2, ADJ.: salvatico. -ing-tree,
s.: corbezzolo, m. «look, S.: aria stra-
volta, f. -ly, ADV.: salvaticamente ; con-
fusamente. -ness, S.: salvatichezza; fe-
rocia, f.
wile1,s.: furberia, sottigliezza, f. wile{2,
TR.: ingannare.
wilful, ADJ.: caparbio, ostinato. -ly,
ADV.: caparbiamehte, ostinatamente.
-ness, S.: caparbietà; ostinazione, f.
wili-ly, ADv.: astutamente, fraudolosa-
mente, ingannevolmente. -ness, s.: astu-
zia, sottigliezza, f.
wickedness
wind-mill
will1, s.: volontà, inclinazione, f.; volere,
piacere; desiderio, piacimeno, m.: free —,
libero arbitrio, m.; good —, benevolenza,
f.; ill —, malevolenza, malignità, f.; last
—, ultima volontà, f., testamento, m.;
against one’s —, malvolentieri, malgrado ;
at —, a volontà, a piacere, a piacimento ;
bear one good (bad) —, volere bene (male)
ad uno. will2, IRR.; TR.: volere, desi-
derare; comandare, ordinare; legare (per
testamento); as aux. = Fut. ecc.; I— go,
voglio andare; he — go, andrà; — he,
nill he, buon grado mal grado. -ing,
ADI. : inclinato, pronto: with a — mind,
di buon grado. -ingly, ADV.: volentier-
mente, volentieri, di buon grado. -ing-
ness, S.: buona volontà, prontezza, f.
will-o’-the-wisp, s.: fuoco fatuo, m.
willow, s.: salce, salice, mn. plot, S.:
salceto, m. -y, ADJ.: pieno di salci.
wilsome}, ADJ.: ostinato, caparbio.
wily, ADJ.: astuto, scaltrito, fino.
wimble1I,s.: foratoio, succhio, succhiel-
lo, m. wimble2, ADI.: agile, destro.
wimple, s.: banderuola, f., pennoncello ;
capperone, m.
win, IRR.; TR.: vincere, guadagnare; ac-
quistare : — the day, ottenere la vittoria;
— back, riacquistare, riguadagnare.
winee, winch I, INTR.: calcitrare, tira-
re de’ calci. winch2,s.: vite; chioc-
ciola; manovella, f., manubrio, m.
wind 1,s.: vento; alito, fiato, respiro;
odore, m.; vanità, f.: the — blows, fa
vento; gust of —, folata, f.; break —, ti-
rar corregge ; fetch one’s —, respirare ; go
down the —, venire in peggiore stato;
have the —, avere l avvantaggio; sail be-
fore the —, aver il vento in poppa.
wind 2, IRR.; TR.: voltare; variare, mu-
tare ; serpeggiare ; torcigliare; avvolgere,
inviluppare ; aggomitolare ; fiutare ; anna-
sare; INTR.: attorcigliarsi; avvolgersi:
— a horn, suonare un corno; — up a
watch, caricare un orivolo; — off, anna-
spare; — out, spacciare, sgomberare; —
up, accordare; alzare; finire, conchiudere.
wind-bound, ADJ.: (nav.) trattenuto dal
vento contrario.
winder, s.: aggomitolatore ; arcolaio, m.
wind-fall, s.: accidente prospero, m
buona fortuna, f. flower, s.: anemo-
ne, f. =gall, s.: (vet.) tumore acqueo,
m. “gun, §.: schioppo da vento, m.
-imess, s.: ventosità, flatuosità, f.
winding, s.: giramento, m.; sinuosità,
J.: —s of a river, andirivieni di un fiume.
“sheet, s.: palio di morto, m. =stairs,
8. PL.: scala a chiocciola, f.
windlass, s.: argano, m.
wind-mill, s.: mulino a vento, mulino
da vento, m.
”»
window
window1,s.: finestra, f.: glass —, vetrie-
ra, f.; throw out of the —, gettare per la
finestra. window 2, TR.: fare delle fi-
nestre. =blind, s.: persiana, gelosia, f.
-cushion, s.: cuscino da finestre, m.
-frame, S.: telaio, m. -glass, S.: ve-
tro da finestre, m. post, S.: imposta-
tura, f. -shutter, s.: paravento, m.,
imposta, f. tax, S.: tassa di finestra-
to, f.
wind-pipe, s.: trachea, strozza, f.
=shock, s.: danno fatto da vento, m.
-ward, s : lato del vento; ADI.: posto
verso il vento; ADV.: contro vento: to
the —, verso il vento, a sopravvento. -y,
ADJ.: ventoso, tempestoso; vano: it is
—, fa vento.
wine, S.: vino, m. =bibber, s.: beone,
briacone, m. =cellar, s.: cantina (da
conservare il vino), f. -gonner, S.: as-
saggiatore, m. «cooper, S.: bottaio,
cantiniere, m. -glass, s.: bicchiere, m.
-merchant, S.: mercante di vino, m.
=pot, S.: vaso da vino, m. «press, S.:
strettoio, torchio, torcolo, m. seller
= wine-merchant. =vaults,s.PL.: can-
tine, f. pl.
wing I, 8.: ala, f.; ventaglio, vaglio, m.;
spalla (d’un coniglio), f.: on the —, in
sulle ali; be upon the —, esser in punto
di partire; take —, volare. wing2,
TR.: mozzare le ale; volare via: — one’s
fight, spiccare il volo, involarsi. -ed,
ADI. : alato. -shell, s.: elitra, f. -y,
ADI. : alato.
wink1, s.: batter d'occhio; cenno; se-
gno, m.: give one the —, far cenno ad uno.
wink2, TR.: chiudere gli occhi; accen-
nare cogli occhi; occhieggiare; simulare ;
tollerare. -er, S.: che fa cenno cogli
occhi. -ing,Ss.: battere gli occhi; cen-
no, m.; connivenza, f. -imgly, ADV.:
chiudendo gli occhi.
win-ner, S.: guadagnatore, m. -ning1,
ADJ.: attraente, allettativo. -ming2,
s.: guadagnare, guadagno, profitto, m.
winnow, TR.: spagliare; ventilare, sven-
tolare, vagliare. -er, 8.: ventilatore, m.
-ing, s.: ventilamento, vagliare, m.
winsome, ADI. : avvenente, ridente, ama-
bile.
winteri, s.: verno, inverno, m. win-
ter 2, INTR.: invernare, passare I’ inver-
no. =cherryt, s.: alcachingi, m. -ing,
s.: svernamento, m. -lyi = wintry.
-night, s.: notte d'inverno, f. -season,
s.: vernato, f., verno, m. «quarters, 8.
PL.: quartieri d'inverno, m. pl. -weath-
er, S.: tempo d'inverno, m.
wintry, s.: invernale, d’ inverno.
winy, ADJ.: vinoso, di vino. :
wip-el, s.: colpo, bottone; inganno, m.
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-e 2, TR.: asciugare, spazzare ; strofinare ;
nettare: — off, nettare; — off the dust,
spolverare; — out, cancellare. -er, 8.:
asciugante ; strofinaccio, m. -ing-clout,
S.: strofinaccio, m.
wir-e, 8.: filo di qualche metallo, m.:
gold —, filo d’ oro, m.; silver —, filo d’ar-
witchery
gento, m. -edraw, IRR.; TR.: filare un
metallo; (fig.) tirare a lungo. -edraw-
er, S.: filatore di metalli, n. -e=pull-
er, S.: chi muove i fili delle marionette,
mestatore segreto, intrigante, m. -e-pull-
ing, S.: intrigo segreto, m. -e=work,
s.: lavori di fili metallici, m. pl. -y,
ADI. : fatto di filo di metallo.
wis{, TR.: sapere, pensare.
wisdom, s.: scienza, sapienza, pruden-
za, f.
wisel, s.: maniera, f., modo, m., guisa;
sorta, f.: in any —, ad ogni modo; in no
—, in modo veruno; in this —, in questa
guisa. wise2, S.: savio, filosofo, m.
wise 3, ADJ.: saggio, savio; sapiente;
avveduto, circospetto. -aere, S.: scioc-
co, minchione, m. -ling, S.: saccentuz-
20, m. -ly, ADV.: saviamente, cautamen-
te, prudentemente. -man, s.: savio, fi-
losofo, m. -mess, s.: saviezza; dottrina,
f. -woman,s.: strega, maga, f.
wish1, s.: desiderio, m., brama; voglia,
f.: have one’s —, avere quel che si desi-
dera. wish2, (IN)TR.: desiderare, bra-
mare; volere: I — you a happy voyage,
vi auguro un felice viaggio ; — joy, felici-
tare, congratulare; — one well, desidera-
re ad uno ogni bene. -ed, ADI.: deside-
rato; desiderabile. -edly}, ADV.: se-
condo il desiderio. -er, s.: desideratore,
m.: well —, buon amico, m.; buona ami-
ca, f. -ful, ADJ.: desideroso, bramoso.
-fully, ADV.: con desiderio, ardentemente.
wisket, s. : canestro, cestello, paniere, m.
wisp, s.: strofinaccio ; pugnello di paglia;
cercine, m.
wist}, ADJ.: saputo; pensato. -ful,
ADJ.: attento; pensoso, meditativo. -ful-
ly, -ly }, ADV. : attentamente, fissamente.
witI,S.: ingegno, spirito ; intelletto, sen-
no, m., saviezza, f.; giudizio, m., sagacità;
acutezza, sottigliezza, f.; motteggio, m.:
fine —, grande ingegno ; bello spirito, m.:
man of —, uomo d’ingegno, m.; be at
one’s —’s end, esser imbrogliato, non saper
che fare; be out of one's —, uscir del
senno, esser fuori di senno; esser pazzo;
learn —, imparar senno; teach one —,
scozzonare uno, impratichire uno. wit2,
INTR.: sapere: to —, cioè, vale a dire,
witchI, s.: strega, maga, f. witch2,
TR.: stregare, ammaliare. -craft, -ery,
.: ammaliamento, m., malia, f.; artifizio,
m.: invenzione, f.
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witcrackert,s.: beffatore, m.
with, PREP.: con; da, di, a: — me, con
me, meco; — child, incinta; meet —,
incontrare ; abbattersi in. -&11, PREP.:
con, fra, infra, tra. -alz, ADV.: anche,
ancora, di più. -drà&w, IRR.; TR.: riti
rare; levare; INTR.: ritirarsi, andarsene;
partire, uscire. -dr&Awing-room, s.:
retrocamera, f.
withe, s.: ramicello di salcio, vinco; ra-
mo, m.
wither, TR.: fare seccare; appassare;
INTR.: sfiorire; disseccarsi, appassarsi.
-ed, ADJ.: sfiorito; appassato, passo.
-ing, S.: sfiorire, m.; aridezza, f. -ed-
ness, S.: smarrimento, m.; aridezza, f.
wither-s, S. PL.: garrese (del cavallo),
m. =wrung, S.: morso di cavallo, m.
with-held, ADJ.: ritenuto; impedito.
-hold, IRR.; TR.: ritenere, impedire; ri-
cusare; arrestare: — a thing from, rifiu-
tare una cosa a. -holden, ADI.: rite-
nuto ; ricusato. -holder, s.: ritenito-
re, detentore, m. -holding, s.: riteni-
mento ritegno, m. -im, PREP.: in, fra,
dentro; ADV.: indentro, interiormente; a
casa, in casa: — and without, per entro
e fuor; — reach, alla portata. -6ut,
PREP.: fuor, fuori di; ADV.: fuori, al di
fuori, fuora; esteriormente; fuorchè, a
meno che, se non che: — the city, fuori
della città; — book, a mente; — doubt,
senza dubbio; — much ado, senza sover-
chia difficoltà; a fine house —, una bella
casa al di fuori. -stànd, IRR.; TR.: re-
sistere, oppersi. -stànder, S.: resi
stente, oppositore, m. -stànding, S.:
resistenza, opposizione, f.
withy, s.: vinco, vinciglio, m.
witless ADJ.: sciocco, scimunito. -ly,
ADV.: scioccamente, inconsideratamente.
-ness, S.: sciocchezza, inconsideratez-
za, f.
witling, s.: saccentuzzo, m.
witnessI,s.: testimonio, testimone, m.;
testimonianza, f.: with a —, effettiva-
mente; bear —, testificare; call to
—, chiamare in testimonio. witness2,
(IN)TR.: testificare, attestare. -img, S.:
testimonianza, f.
wit-snapperf, 8.:
witcracker
che studia di dar bel-
le risposte. -ted, ADJ.: d’ingegno. -ti-
eism, S.: concetto spiritoso, m. -tily,
ADV.: ingegnosamente, con ispirito. -ti-
ness, S.: acutezza d’ ingegno, f., spirito,
m. -tingly, ADV.: a posta, a posta fat-
ta, a bello studio. -ty, ADJ.: ingegnoso,
spiritoso : be —, motteggiare.
wive, INTR.: ammogliarsi, prender moglie.
-hood {, s.: stato coniugale, mn. -lessi,
ADV.: senza moglie. -ly}, ADJ.: moglie-
reccio, mogliesco. -s, PL. di wife.
woodcock
wizard, s.: indovino, mago, m. -y,8.:
stregoneria, malia, f.
wizen, INTR.: seccarsi.
w6f, ecc. = woe, ecc.
wòad1,s.: guado, m.
gere con guado.
weil, s.: guaio, dolore, m.; miseria, f.
woe!2, INTERJ.: guai! -begone, ADI.:
immerso in guai, addoloratissimo. -ful,
ADJ.: dolente; mesto, misero. -fully,
ADV.: dogliosamente, miseramente. -ful-
ness, S.: miseria, tristezza, calamità, f.
wld, s.: rasa campagna, campagna apri-
ca e montagnosa, f.
wolf wulf (pl. wolves), s.: lupo, m.: young
—, lupacchino, lupicino, m.; she-—, lupa,
f. =dog, s.: mastino, m. -ish, ADJ.:
di lupo; goloso. -s’=bane, s.: (bot.) aco-
nito, m. -’s=milk, s.: (bot.) titimalo, titi-
maglio, m.
woman, s.: femmina, donna, f. -ed,
ADJ.: accompagnato con donna. -hater,
S.: odiatore del sesso femmineo, m.
-hood, s.: stato di donna, m., condizione
di donna, f. -ish, ADJ.: di donna; fem-
minile; effeminato. -ishly, ADV.: don-
nescamente. -ize}, TR.: snervare, effem-
minare. -kind, s.: sesso femmineo, m.;
donne, f. pl. -like, apJ.: femmineo,
femminino. -ly1, ADJ.: di donna, donne-
sco, effemminato, debile. -ly2, ADv.:
da donna; effemminatamente; mollemente.
wòmb, s.: matrice, f., utero, m.
wòn I, impf. e part. del v. win. wonjz,
S.: dimora, abitazione, f. wont3, INTR.:
dimorare, stare.
wònder1,s.: maraviglia, f.; stupore, m.
wonder 2, INTR.: maravigliarsi; stupirsi
(di, at): I — what that is, vorrei sapere
che cosa è questa. -er, S.: ammiratore,
m. -ful, ADJ.: maraviglioso, straordina-
rio. -fully, ADV.: maravigliosamente,
straordinariamente. -fulness, s.: qua-
lità maravigliosa, f., mirabile, m. -ing,
S.: maravigliare; stupore, m. -ment,
S.: ammirazione, sorpresa, f. -struck,
ADJ.: maravigliato, sbalordito, attonito.
wéndrous, ADJ.: maraviglioso, ammira-
bile. -ly, ADV.: maravigliosamente.
won't = will not.
wont I, ADJ.: accostumato, solito: be _,
solere; costumare. wont2,s.: uso, co-
stume, m.; usanza, f. -ed, ADJ.: acco-
stumato, solito. -ednessi, s.: avvezza-
mento, abito, costume, uso, m. -lesst,
ADJ.: non accostumato, non avvezzo.
w6o, TR.: fare l’amore, amoreggiare.
wood, s.: legno, legname; bosco, m., sel-
va, foresta, f. -bime, s.: madreselva, f.
woad 2, TR.: tin-
-chuck, §.: marmotta americana, Sf.
=cleaver, s.: falegname, taglialegno,
m. -cock, s.: beccaccia, f. (uccello).
wood-culver
=culver, s.: colembaccio, m. “cut, S.:
intaglio in legno, m.; riproduzione silo-
grafica, f. -cutter, s.: taglialegna, m.
-ed, ADJ.: fornito di legna. -en, ADI.:
di legno, fatto di legno. -fretter, s.:
gorgoglione, m. «hole, -house, S.:
legnaia, f. -iness, S.: stato boscoso, m.
-land, s.: paese boscoso, m. =lark, s.:
mattolina, f. -less, ADJ.: senza boschi
o foreste. -louse, S.: centogambe, m.
-man, S.: cacciatore, amatore della
caccia, m. -mongeri, s.: mercante
di legna, m. -notej, S.: canto d’uc-
celli, m. -nymph, s.: ninfa de’ boschi,
f. =pecker, s.: picchio, m. (uccello).
“pigeon, s.: colombo salvatico, m.
=pile, s.: catasta di legna, f. =reve,
s.: guardiano de boschi, m. -sorrel,
S.: (bot.) acetosa salvatica, f. -stock,
s.: mucchio di legna, m. -ward, s.:
guardiano de’ boschi, uffiziale di foresta,
M. -y, ADJ.: boscoso, selvoso. eyard,
s.: cortile da tenervi le legna, m.
wòoer, S.: amante, innamorato, m.
woof, S.: trama; tessitura, f.
wdéoingly, ADV.: in modo amoroso, in
modo carezzoso.
wool, s.: lana, f.: lamb’s —, lana di
agnello. -carder, S.: scardassiere, pet-
tinatore di lana, m. “clothes, Ss. PL.:
panno lino, m.
siere, m. -lem, ADJ.: di lana, fatto di
lana. -len-cloth, s.: panno, m.; pan-
nina, f. -len-draper, s.: pannaiuolo,
m. -len-stockings, Ss. PL.: calzette di
lana, f. pl. -ly, ADJ.: lanoso, peloso.
-market, s.: mercato di lana, m.
«pack, -sack, s.: sacco di lana, fascio
di lana, m. -shearing, S.: tosare, m.
-spinner, S.: filatore di lana, m.
-staple = wool-market. «trade, S.:
traffico di lana, m. -ware,sS.: panno
lino, m. weaver, S.: lanaiuolo, m.
wòrd1,s.: parola, f.; termine; discorso,
m.; promessa; notizia, f.: the —, (theol.)
il verbo; by — of mouth, di bocca; at a
—, in a —, in una parola; in few —s, in
poche parole; high —s, alterchi, m. pl. ;
contesa di parole, f.; soft —s, parole me-
late, f. pl.; upon my —, sulla mia parola;
fail of ones —, mancar di parola; keep
ones —, mantenere la parola; pass one's
—, dar parola; send —, mandare a dire.
* word 2, TR.: esprimere, scrivere; INTR.:
disputare. -catcher, S.: critico severo,
m. «catching, s.: critica, censura, f.
-iness, s.: verbosità, f. -less, ADI. : si-
lenzioso. -y, ADJ.: verboso.
wòrk1,s.: lavoro, travaglio, m.; opera;
faccenda; fatica, pena, f.; effetto, m.:
—s, movimiento; fabbrica, f.; opere, f.
pl., scritti, m. pl.; hard —, lavoro peno-
=comber, S.: scardas- |
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so; open —,ricamo a giorno; piece of —,
lavoro, travaglio ; out of —, senza lavoro,
senza padrone; be at —, esser al lavoro;
be hard at —, lavorare assiduamente.
work 2, IRR.; (IN)TR.: lavorare, operare,
effettuare; fabbricare; fare; fermentare,
bollire; eccitare, stimolare: — out of er-
ror, disingannare ; — hard, lavorare assi-
duamente ; — a hat, follare un cappello;
— a mine, scavare una mina; — a stone,
tagliare una pietra; — one’s way, farsi
strada; parvenire; — again, lavorare di
nuovo, rifare; — in, far entrare, ficcar
dentro; — off, consumare, usare, termina-
re; pagare lavorando; — out, finire, com-
pire; effettuare; venire a capo; — up,
innalzare, elevare; — upon, penetrare;
toccare, muovere. =bag, s.: sacchetto,
necessario, m. =day,S.: giorno di lavo-
ro, m. -er,S.: lavoratore, lavorante, m.
-fellow, s.: compagno nel lavoro, m.
“house, s.: casa da lavorare, f., lavora-
toio, m.: hatter’s —, gualchiera, f. -ing1,
ADJ.: laborioso; effettivo: — classes,
classi operaie, f. pl.; —-day, giorno di la-
voro, m.; hard-— man, uomo travagliati-
vo, affacchinatore, m. -ing2, S8.: lavoro,
m.; opera; agitazione (del mare), f.
-ing-house = workhouse. -man, S.:
operaio, artefice; lavoratore, garzone, m.
-manlike, ADJ.: ben fatto, ben lavora-
to. -manly, ADJ.: ben fatto. -man-
ship, s.: manufattura; arte dell’ artefi-
ce, f.: fine piece of —, capo d’ opera, m.
-master{, s.: artigiano, artefice, m.
-shop, S.: lavoratoio, m.; lavoranti, m.
pl. -woman, 8.: artigiana, lavoratrice,
f. -ydayf, 8.: giorno di lavoro, m.
world, s.: mondo; universo, m.; terra;
vita; quantità immensa, f.: in the —, al
mondo, nel mondo; in this —, in questo
mondo, quaggiù; learned —, letterati,
dotti, m. pl. ; polite —, persone civili, f. pl. ;
fashionable —, bel mondo; begin the —,
stabilirsi. -limess, S.: mondanità; ava-
rizia, cupidità, f. -limg, s.: mondano,
uomo interessato, m. -ly, ADJ.: monda-
no; vano. -ly-minded, ADJ.: mondano.
worm, s.: verme, vermine; baco, m.: lit-
tle —, vermicciuolo, m.: — of conscience,
verme divoratore, m.; — of a screw, chioc-
ciola d’una vite, f. wormz, (IN)TR.:
soppiantare; minare; lavorare secreta-
mente: — a secret out of one, cavare il
segreto ad uno; cavargli il verme del naso.
-eaten, ADJ.: bucato, mangiato da’ ver-
mi: grow —, tarlarsi. holes, S. PL.: in-
tarlamento, m. -seed,s.: rimedio antel-
mintico, m. =wood,8.: assenzio, m. -y,
ADJ.: verminoso, pieno di vermi, bucato.
worry, TR.: stracciare, sbranare; tor.
mentare; opprimere.
worry
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wòrseI, ADJ., ADV.: peggiore; in modo
peggiore, peggio: be — off, star peggio;
grow — (and —), peggiorare ; get —, star
più male; so much the —, tanto peggio.
worse 2, S.. peggio, disavvantaggio, m.
worse 3, TR.: cagionare disavvantaggio.
worship1, s.: culto divino, m.; adora-
zione, f.: your —, vostra riverenza, vostra
eccellenza (titolo). worship2, TR.:
adorare; onorare: — one, prostrarsi in-
nanzi ad uno. -ful, ADJ.: riverendo,
rispettabile. -fully, ADV.: rispettosa-
mente, con rispetto. -er, s.: adoratore,
m., adorazione, f. -(p)ing, s.: adorare,
m., adorazione, f.
worstI, ADJ.: il più cattivo, il peggiore.
worst 2, s.: peggiore, peggio, m.; estre-
mità, f.: let the — come to the —, al pég-
gio de’ peggi; have the — of it, averla
peggio. worst 3, TR.: soperchiare, su-
perare ; vincere.
worsted, s.: lana filata, f., stame, m.
wòrti, s.: erba, pianta, f.; pl. cavoli.
wort2,s.: mosto, m., birra nuova, f.
wéòr-th1, ADJ.: degno, meritante: be —
something, essere d’ un certo valore, valere;
avere ; it is not — worth the while, non
vale la pena (or lo sconcio). -th2, s.:
prezzo, valore, m.; valuta, f. -thily,
ADV.: degnamente, meritamente. -thi-
ness, S.: merito, m.; importanza, dignità;
eccellenza, f. -thless, ADI. : indegno, di
poco valore. -thlessness, S.: indegnita ;
viltà, f. -thy1, ADJ.: degno, meritevole.
-thy 2, s.: uomo illustre, m.
wot}, 1, 3 pers. sing. Pres. di wit2: God
—, Iddio sa.
would-be, ADJ.: pretendente. -ing{,S.:
desiderio, m., inclinazione, f.
wéòundi, s.: ferita, piaga, percossa, f.
wound2, TR.: ferire, piagare. -less,
ADJ.: senza ferite; sano. -wort, S.:
vulneraria, f.
wrack}t = wreck.
wran-gle 1, s.: rissa, contesa, disputa, f.
-gle 2, INTR.: rissare, contendere, dispu-
tare, contrastare. -gler,s.: contendito-
re, garritore, m. -glingiI, ADJ.: rissoso,
riottoso. -glingz, s.: rissa, contesa,
disputa, f.
wrap, TR.: involgere, inviluppare, attor-
cigliare; trasportare: be —ped up in,
amare perdutamente. -per, 8.: che in-
viluppa, m.; coperta, f. -t, ADJ.: invi-
luppato, involto (cf. wrap).
wrath, s.: collera, stizza, f.; sdegno, m.
-ful, ADJ.: irato, collerico, stizzoso.
-fully, ADV.: iratamente, iracondamente,
stizzosamente. -fulness, S.: iracondia,
J. -less, ADI.: esente di collera; calmato.
wrawlf, INTR.: miagolare.
wréak11,s.: vendetta; rabbia, f., furore,
worse
writing
m. wreak2, TR.: vendicare; sfogare.
-ful, ADJ.: vendicativo, rabbioso.
wréa-th, 8.: corona, ghirlanda, f.; cer-
cine, m. -the, TR.: torcere, attorciglia-
re, intrecciare; inghirlandare, coronare.
-then, ADJ.: attorcigliato. -thless,
ADJ.: senza ghirlanda. -thy, ADJ.: attor-
cigliato, intrecciato.
wréck!i, s.: naufragio, m.; distruzione,
f.: go to —, andarein rovina. wrack2,
TR.: rompere; rovinare; INTR.: naufra-
gare, far naufragio. -ful, ADJ.: rovinoso.
wren, s.: reatino, lui, m. (uccello).
wrènch!, s.: dislogamento, storcimento,
m.; (mec.) madriente. wrench2, TR.:
slogare, storcere; rompere a forza.
wrésti, s.: storcimento, m.; violenza, f.
wrest2,TR.: storcere, stravolgere; strap-
pare; levare via con violenza. -er, S.:
che storce, che leva via con violenza.
wréstl-e, INTR.: lottare; contendere. -er,
8.: lottatore; combattitore, m. -ing,
s.: lotta, lutta; contesa, f. -ing-place,
s.: palestra, f.; ginnasio, m.
wrétch, s.: misero, meschino, furfante,
scellerato, m. -ed, ADJ.: misero, povero,
meschino, sventurato, tristo. -edly, ADV.:
miseramente, meschinamente, vilmente.
-edness, S.: miseria, meschinità, bassez-
za, f. -lessj, ADJ.: trascurato, negli--
gente.
wrig-gle, TR.: ficcare; INTR.: agitare,
dimenarsi; piegarsi. -gling, s.: dime-
nio; giro e rigiro, m.
wright, s.: artigiano, artefice; lavoran-
te, m.
wrin-g, IRR.; TR.: torcere, storcere; pre-
mere; strappare, levare via; tormentare,
affliggere; INTR.: esser molto afflitto: —
money from, cavare (or carpire) danaro
da. -er,s.: che spreme l’acqua de’ pan-
ni, m.
wrìnkleI, s.: piega, ruga, grinza, f.
wrinkle2, TR.: piegare, rugare, grin-
zare; INTR.: piegarsi, rugarsi, grinzarsi.
wrist, s.: giuntura della mano, f.; polso,
m. -band, s.: polsino, m.
writ, s.. ordine in iscritto; citazione, f.;
Holy —, scrittura sacra, f.; — of execu-
tion, mandato esecutivo, m.; issue a —,
dare ordine.
writ-e, IRR.; TR.: scrivere; comporre: —
back again, far risposta, rispondere; —
down, mettere in iscritto; — out, trascri-
vere, copiare; — a good hand, aver una
bella scrittura. -er, s.: scrittore, au-
tore ; copista, m. ì
writh-e, TR. : torcere, piegare; strappare;
INTR.: soffrire. -ing, S.: torcimento;
travaglio, m.
writing, 8.: scrittura, f.; scritto, m.:
art of —, arte di scrivere, f.; put down
writing-book
în —, mettere in iscritto.
quaderno, n. desk, s.: scrittoio, tavo-
lino, m. error, s.: errore di penna, m.
-lesson, s.: lezione di scrittura, f.
“master, S.: maestro di scrittura, m.
“paper, s.: carta da scrivere, f. “school,
S.: scuola dove s’insegna a scrivere, f.
-S, S. PL.: scritture, f. pl., scritti. m. pl.
=stand, s.: calamaio, m.
wrizzled }, ADI. : rugato, grinzato.
wròng 1, ADI. : falso; indiretto; ADV.:
torto, ingiustamente: — side, rovescio,
m.; the — side out, alla rovescia; right
or —, a diritto o a torto; be —, avere
torto. wrong2, s.: torto; errore, m.;
ingiustizia, f.: be in the —, avere torto;
ingannarsi. wrong 3, TR.: fare torto,
ingiurare, oltraggiare. -doer, s.: uomo
ingiusto, persona ingiuriosa, f. -er, s.:
che fa torto, ingiuratore, m. -ful, ADJ.:
ingiusto, ingiurioso. -fully,ADV.: atorto;
ingiustamente. -headed, ADJ.: ostinato,
perverso. -headedness, s.: ostinatez-
za, perversità, f. -lessly f, ADV.: senza
fare ingiuria. -ly, ADV.: a torto, ingiu-
stamente; male. -ness, S.: ingiustizia;
perversità, f.
wròth, ADJ.: irato, stizzato, corrucciato.
wrùng, impf. e part. del v. wring.
wr} I, ADJ.: storto, bistorto, curvo; sghem-
bo: make — faces, far il grugno. wry tz,
TR.: torcere; INTR.: torcersi. -face, S.:
smorfia, f., visaccio, m. -ly, ADV.: torta-
mente, a traverso, biecamente, a sghembo.
-mouthed, ADJ.: che torce la bocca.
-neck, s.: torcicollo, m. (uccello). -ness,
s.: contorsione; deviazione, f.
“book, s.:
x
x tks (the letter), S.: x, f.
xylé-grapher z, S.: silografo, m.
-grAphic(al), ADJ.: silografico. -gra-
phy, s.: silografia, f.
xYster z-, S.: (surg.) rastiatoio, m.
Y
y wi (the letter), 8.: y, m.
yacht, s.: iachetto, m., saettia, f.
yap, INTR. : abbaiare.
yard, s.: cortile, m., bassa corte; verga
(misura di tre piedi); antenna (d’ una na-
ve), f. =stick, s.: canna di iarda (di
tre piedi).
yàret, ADJ.: agile, destro; ardente, avido.
-ly }, ADV.: agilmente, destramente ; bra-
vamente; ardentemente.
yarn, 8.: stame, m., lana filata, f.: spin
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a —, far un filo; sciorinare una lunga
filastrocca.
yarr}, INTR.: ringhiare.
yarrow, S.: millefoglie, f.
yawl, s.: barchetta, f., battello, m.
yawn I, s.: sbavigliamento, sbadiglio, m.
yawn 2, INTR.: sbavigliare, sbadigliare.
-er, S.: sbadigliante, m. -ingiI, ADJ.:
sonnolento. -ing2, s.: spavigliamento,
spadigliamento, m.
yclàd }, ADJ.: vestito, abbigliato.
yclép(e)d }, ADI. : nominato, chiamato.
yè, PRON.: voi.
yéa, ADV.: sì, in verità.
yéan, TR.: figliare, far agnelli. -ling,
s.: agnello, pecorino, m., pecorella, f.
yéar, S.: anno, m.; annata, f.: a —, per
anno, annualmente; by the —, all’ anno;
every —, @ anno in anno; every third —,
di tre in tre anni; be in —s, esser avan-
zato in età; grow in —s, diventar vec-
chio, invecchiare. book, s.: annali,
fasti, m. pl. -limg, ADJ.: che non ha
che un anno. -ly, ADJ.: annuale, d’ un
anno; ADV.: annualmente, d’ anno in an-
no, ogni anno.
yéarn, TR.: affliggere, travagliare ; INTR.:
esser molto affannato. -fulj, ADJ.: com-
mosso, intenerito. -fully}, ADv.: com-
passionevolmente, pietosamente. -ing, 8.:
compassione, pietà, f.
yéast, s.: fermento; lievito, m., feccia
(della birra), f. -y, ADJ.: spumoso.
yélk, s.: tuorlo, rosso d’ uovo, m.
yélli, s.: ululo, urlamento, grido, m.
yell 2, InTR.: ululare, urlare, abbaiare.
yéllow, ADI.: giallo; s.: giallo, color
giallo, m.: — fever, febbre gialla, f.; —
earth, terra gialla, f. «hoy, S.: ghinea,
Sf. (moneta d’oro). -haired, ADI.: da’
biondi capelli. -hammer, s.: rigogolo,
yesternight
m. (uccello). -ish, ADJ.: gialliccio, gial-
lognolo. -ishness, s.: colore gialliccio,
m. -mess, S.: giallezza, f., color giallo,
m. -8,S.: (vet.) itterizia, f.
yélp, INTR.: abbaiare, squittire. -ing,
8.: gagnolo, squittire, m.
yeoman, s.: contadino ricco, m.: — of
the guards, guardia a piedi, f.; — of the
pantry, panattiere (del re), m.; — of the
scullery, guardavasellame, m. -ry, S.:
guardie a piedi, f. pl.; contadini, m. pl.
y@rk1,s.: percossa, f., urto, m. yerk2,
TR.: gettare a terra; scuotere, calcitrare.
yès, ADV.: sì; veramente, in vero: say
—, dire di sì; —, —, sì, sì; già, già.
yèst = yeast.
yéster, ADJ.: di ieri. -day, ADJ.: ieri,
di ieri: — evening, ieri sera, iersera; —
morning, ieri mattina, iermattina; day
before —, ier l’altro. -might, s.: ier-
sera, iernotte, notte passata, f.
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yet, CONJ.: nondimeno, nulladimeno, però,
tuttavia; ADV.: ancora, più innanzi: as
—, per anco.
yew, s.: tasso, nasso, m. (albero).
yèx{1I,s.: singhiozzo, m. yex2, INTR.:
singhiozzare. °
yield, TR.: rendere, produrre; fruttare;
permettere, accordare, dare; INTR.: ren-
dersi, sottomettersi; soccombere: — up,
cedere; concedere; — up the ghost, ren-
der l anima; — to the times, cedere al
tempo; — to temptation, soccombere a
tentazione. -ablenessi, s.: disposizio-
ne di concedere, f. -anee, S.: produ-
zione; concessione, f. -er, S.: che cede,
che si sottomette. -imgi, ADJ.: facile;
comodo ; condiscendente. -ing 2, s.: som-
messione, f.; cedere, m. -ingly, ADV.:
con compiacenza, francamente. -ing-
ness, S.: facilità; condiscendenza, f.
yokel,s.: giogo; paio, m., coppia; ser-
vità, f.: bring under the —, soggiogare;
shake off the —, scuotere il giogo. yoke2,
TR.: accoppiare al giogo; soggiogare.
=elm, 8.: carpino, carpine, m. »fel-
low, -mate, s.: compagno nel lavo-
ro, M.
yòLk, s.: tuorlo, rosso d’ uovo, m.
yòn, ADV.: là, in vista.
yond jf, ADJ.: furibondo, furioso.
yonder = yon.
yore, ADV.: (in times) of —, altre volte,
anticamente, ab antico.
you, PRON.: voi, vi: (respectful address)
Ella (or Lei; PL.: Loro, Lor signori, Lor
signore).
yoùngI, ADJ.: giovane, giovine; novizio ;
nuovo: — man (fellow), giovine, giovinot-
to, giovanetto, m.; — woman, giovine, f. ;
— girl, fanciulla, ragazza, f.; — lady,
damigella, signorina, f.; — age, età gio-
vanile, f.; — beginner, cominciante; no-
vizio, m.; — fellow, giovinotto, giovanot-
to, m.; — shoot, germoglio, rampollo, m.
youngz2, s.: figliuolino (d’ animale), m.:
bear —, figliare; portare. yoùng-er,
ADJ.: più giovane, minore. -ish, ADJ.:
alquanto giovane. -ling, s.: figliuolino,
animal giovine, m. -lyf1, ADJ.: giovani-
le. -ly}2, ADV.: giovanilmente; ine-
spertamente. -ster, yoùnkert,s.: gio-
vanastro, giovanotto, m. -th, s.: gio-
venti, f. ;
your, PRON.: vostro, vostra; vostri, vo-
stre. -s, PRON.: il vostro, la vostra, i vo-
stri: this is —, questo è vostro. -self,
PRON.: voi stesso, voi medesimo: your-
selves, voi stessi, voi stesse; help —, and
heaven will help you, aiutatevi, che il
yet
zounds
cielo vi aiuterà; you deceive —, your-
selves, voi v ingannate.
youth, s.: giovanezza, gioventù, f.; gio-
vincello, giovane, m.: in the prime of —,
nel fior degli anni. -ful, ADJ.: giovane,
giovanile: — days, gioventù. -fully,
ADV.: giovanilmente, da giovane. -ful-
ness, S.: giovanezza, gioventù, f.
yùcki,s.: rogna, f. yuck2, INTR.: aver
la rogna. .
yule, s.: Natale, m. -log, s.: ceppo di
Natale, m. =tide, S.: (tempo di) Natale,
m.
Z
z 2é (the letter), S.: 2, f.
zany I, S.: zanni, buffone, m.
TR.: far il buffone.
zéeali,s.: zelo, ardore; affetto, m. zeal}2,
INTR.: esser zelante. -less, ADJ.: senza
zelo.
zéal-ot, s.: zelatore, zelante, m. -ous,
ADJ.: zeloso, zelante. -ously, ADV.: ze-
losamente, con zelo. -ousness, S.: zelo,
fervore; ardore, m.
zebra, s.: zebra, f.
26bu, S.: zebu, m.
zechin, s.: zecchino, m.
zédoary, s.: zettovario, zenzevero, m.
zénith, s.: zenitte; colmo, sommo, m.
zéphyr(us), s.: zeffiro, m.
zero, S.: zero; niente, nulla, m.
zést I, s.: frullo; pezzetto (di scorza);
gusto, sapore, m. zest2, TR.: rendere
gustoso, rendere saporevole.
zetétic, ADJ.: zetetico, inquisitivo.
zeùgma, S.: (rhet.) zeugma, f.
zigzagi, s.: zigzag; serpeggiamento, m.;
ADJ.: tutto a zigzag, pieno di angoli e
giri. zigzag2, INTR.: fare (andare) a
zigzag.
zine, S.: zinco, m.
zither, S.: cetra, f.
zocle, S.: Zocco, zoccolo, m.
z6-diac, S.: (astr.) zodiaco.
ADJ.: zodiacale.
zone, S.: zona; fascia, cintura, f.
zo6-graphér, s.: zoografo, m. -graph-
ical, ADJ.: zoografico. -graphy, s.:
zoografia,f. -lògielal), ADI.: zoologico.
-logist, s.: zoologo, m. -logy, s.: zoo-
logia, f. -phòrie, ADI.:° zooforico,
-phite, s.: zoofito, piantanimale, m.
-tomist, s.: zootomista, m. -tomy, s.:
zootomia, anatomia degli animali, f.
zouave, S.: zuavo, m.
zéunds! INTERJ.: cancheri! cappita!
zany{2,
-diacal,
GEOGRAPHICAL NAMES AND
NAMES OF
NATIONALITIES
A
Abbeville, Abbevilla.
Abdera, Abdera.
Aberdéen, Aberdonia.
Abruzzi, Abruzzi.
Abgkir, Abuchiro.
Abyssinia, Abissinia.
Abyssinian, Abissino.
Acadia, Acadia.
Achaia, Acaia.
Achaian, Acaico.
Acheron, Acheronte.
Adrianòple, Adrianopoli.
Adriàtic, Adriatico.
Aegéan, Egeo.
Africa, Affrica, Africa.
African, Affricano, Afri-
cano.
Agr a, Agra.
Aix, Aix.
Aix-la-Chapélle, Aqui-
sgrana.
Albion, Albione.
Alexandria, Alessandria.
Algarva, Algarvia.
Algàrvian, Algarvese.
Algiers, Algeri.
Algerine, Algerino.
Alps, Alpi.
Alsàee, Alsazia.
Alsacian, Alsazio.
América, America.
Amèrican, Americano.
Amsterdàm,Amsterdamo.
Andalisia, Andalusia.
Andalisian, Andalusiano
Andes, Ande, Cordigliere.
Anglesea, Anglesia.
Angouléme, Angoleme.
Anjou, Angio.
Antibes, Antibo.
Antilles, Antille.
Antioch, Antiochia.
Antwerp, Anversa.
Apennines, Appennini.
Arabia, Arabia.
Arabian, Arabico, Arabo.
Arcadia, Arcadia.
Archangel, Arcangelo.
Archipélago, Arcipela-
go.
Argolis, Argolide.
Armagh, Armacco.
Arragon, Aragona.
Asia, Asia.
Asiatic Asiatico.
Assisi, Assisi.
Assyria, Assiria.
Assyrian, Assiriano.
Astrachan, Astracan.
Athénian, Ateniense,
Atenese.
Athens, Atene.
Atlantic, Atlantico.
Atlas, Atlante.
A'ugsbyrgh, Augusta.
Auvérgne 0-, Alvergna.
Avignon -nyon, Avignone.
Azores, Azzorre.
B
Babel, Babele.
Babylon, Babilonia.
Bactria, Battria.
Bactriàna, Battriana.
Baden, Bada, Badena.
Balcan, Balcano.
Baleares, Baleari.
Baltic, Mare Baltico.
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Baltimore, Baltimora.
Darbadoes, Barbada.
Barbary, Barbaria.
Bavaria, Baviera.
Bavarian, Bavarese, Ba-
varo.
Bèlgian, Belgio, Belgico.
Béèlgium, Belgio.
Belgrade, Belgrado.
Bellinzona, Bellinzona.
Bellisle, Bellisola.
Bengal, Bengala.
Bérgen-op-Ziéom, Ber-
gopsom.
Berlin, Berlino.
Berlinian, Berlinese.
Bermiidas, Bermude.
Bérn, Berna.
Besancon, Besanzone.
Bèthlehem, Betlemme.
Biscay, Biscaglia.
Bithynia, Bitinia.
Bithynian, Bitinio.
Bohèmia, Boemia.
Bohémian, Boemo.
Bordeaux -d0, Bordo.
Bosphorus, Bosforo.
Bothnia, Botnia.
Bràbant, Brabante.
Brabantine, Brabanzese.
Brandenbeorgh, Bran-
demburgo.
Brazil, Brasile.
Brazilian, Brasilese, Bra-
siliano.
Brémen, Brema.
Bréslaw, Breslavia.
Britain, Britany, Bre-
tagna,
British, Britannico; —
Channel, la Manica.
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Brunswick, Brunsvigo,
Brunswich.
Brussélian, Brussellese.
Brissels, Brusselle.
Bucharest, Bucoresia.
Buckingham, Buckin-
gamo.
Burgindian, Burgogne-
se.
Bargundy, Burgogna.
Bysàntium, Bisanzio.
Cc
Cadiz, Cadice.
Caffre, Caffro.
Calabrian, Calabrese.
Calais, Calé, Calese.
Calmuc, Calmucco.
Cambridge, Cambrigge.
Canaan, Cana.
Canary Islands, Cana-
rie.
Canterbury -bèrry, Can-
torberi.
Cape, Capo; — of Good
Hope, Capo di Buona Spe-
ranza ; — Horn, Capo Horn;
— Verde, Capo Verde; —
St. Vincent, Capo 8. Vin-
cenzo.
Capua, Capua.
Caramania, Caramania.
Caribbee Islands, Isole
de’ Cannibali.
Carinthia, Carintia.
Carlisle, Carlilla.
Carmarthen, Carmarten.
Carmel, Carmelo.
Carpum, Carpi.
Carthage, Cartagine.
Carthagéna, Cartagena.
Carthaginian, Cartagi-
nese.
Caspian, Caspio.
Castile, Castiglia.
Castilian, Castigliano.
Caucasus, Caucaso,
GEOGRAPHICAL NAMES
Cayénne Ké-en, Caienna.
ێlebes, Celebi.
€Cevénnes, Cevenne.
ێylon, Ceilan.
Charybdis, Cariddi.
Chili, Chili.
China, Cina.
Chinése, Cinese.
€ircàssia, Circassia.
€ircassian, Circasso.
Clermònt, Clermonte.
Cléves, Clives, Clivia.
Coblentz, Coblenza.
Colchester, Colchester.
Cologne, Cologna, Colonia.
Constanee, Costanza.
Constantinople, Costan-
tinopoli.
Copenhagen, Copena-
ghen.
Corinth, Corinto.
Corinthian, Corintiano.
Cérnwall, Cornovaglia.
Corrégium, Correggio.
Coséntia, Cosenza.
Céssack, Cossacco.
Cracow, Cracovia.
Crétan, Cretese.
Créte, Creta.
Croatia, Croazia.
Cumberland, Cumber-
landia.
Curacoa, Curazzao.
Carland, Curlandia.
Curlàndian, Curlandese.
Cyclades, Cicladi.
Cyprus, Cipro.
D
Dalmatia, Dalmazia.
Damascus, Damasco.
Damiétta, Damiata.
Dane, Danese.
Dantsick, Danzica.
Danube, Danubio, Istro.
Dardanélls, Dardanelli.
Délphos, Delfo.
Dénmark, Danimarca:
Diéppe, Dieppe.
Dniéper, Neper.
Dniéster, Niester.
Dover; the Straits of —,
Passo di Calé.
Downs, Dune.
Drésden, Dresda.
Dublin, Dublino.
Dinkirk, Duncherche,
Dunquerque.
Darham, Duram.
Dwina, Duina.
E
Eastern, Orientale.
Edinburgh, Edimburgo.
Eger, Egra.
Egypt, Egitto.
Egjptian, Egizio.
England ing-, Inghilterra.
English ing-, Inglese.
Englishmaning-, Inglese.
Ephésian, Efesino.
Èphesus, Efeso.
Epidaurus, Epidauro.
Epirus, Epiro.
Eridanus, Eridano, Po.
Esquimaux -md, Eschim-
esi, -ali.
Esthonia, Estonia.
Euphrates, Eufrate.
Earipus, Euripo.
Earope, Europa.
Européan, Europeo.
F
Falmouth, Falmout.
Fayanee, Faenza.
Flanders, Fiandra.
Flòrenee, Firenze.
Florida, Florida.
Fontainebleau -bld, Fon-
tanablo.
Franee, Francia.
Franconia, Franconia.
Franconian, Franconiano.
Frànkfort, Francoforte.
Frénch, Francese.
Friburgh, Friburgo.
Friesland, Frisia.
Frieslander, Frisio.
Frozen Ocean, Oceano
Settentrionale.
G
Galatia, Galazia.
Galilee, Galilea.
Galloway, Gallovai.
Ganges, Gange.
Garònne, Garonna
Giscon, Gascone.
Gascony, Gascogna.
Genéva, Ginevra.
Génoa, Genova.
Genoése, Genovese.
Geòrgian, Georgio.
Gérman, Germano, Te-
desco.
Germany, Germania.
Ghént, Gand.
Gibraltar, Gibilterra.
Glasgow, Glasgovia.
Gòthard, Gottardo.
Gothia, Gotia, Gozia.
Great Britain, Gran-
Bretagna.
Gréeee, Grecia.
Grécian, Gréek, Greco.
Gréenland, Gronlandia.
Gréenlander, Gronlan-
dese.
Grenoble, Grenoble
Grisons, Grigioni.
Guadaldéupe, Guadalupa.
Guélderland, Gheldria.
Guiénne, Guienna.
Guinea, Guinea.
H
Hague, Aia.
Hainault -o, Ain.
GEOGRAPHICAL NAMES
Hamburg, Amburgo.
Hanover, Annovera, An-
nover.
Havana, Avana.
Hécla, Ecla.
Heidelberg, Fidelberga.
Héllespont, Ellesponto.
Héreford, Ereford.
Hértford, Ertford.
Héssian, Assiaco.
Hibérnia, Ibernia.
Hindgstan, Indostan.
Holland, Olanda.
Hollander, Olandese.
Holstein, Holstein, Olsa-
zia.
Hòttentots, Ottentoti.
Hungarian, Ungaro, Un-
gherese, Unghero.
Hungary, Ungaria, Un-
gheria.
I
Iecland, Islandia.
Ieelander, Islandese.
Illyrian, Illirico.
Ill}ricum, Illiria, Illirica.
Indies, le Indie.
Irishman, Irelander,
Irlandese.
Ireland, Irlanda.
Iroquois, Trocco.
Italian, Italiano.
Italy, Italia.
Ithaca, Itaca.
Ivré'a, Ivrea.
J
Jamaica, Giamaica.
Japàn, Giappone.
Japanese, Giapponese.
Java, Giava.
Jersey, Gersei.
Jertsalem, Gerusalemme.
Jordan, Giordano.
Jydéa, Giudea.
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L
Lancaster, Lancastro.
Lapland, Lapponia.
Laplander, Lappone,
Lapponese.
Latin, Latino.
Latium, Lazio.
Laurenee, S. Lorenzo.
Lazbach, Lubiana.
Lébanon, Libano.
Léghorn, Livorno.
Leipsic, Lipsia.
Lémnos, Lemno.
Léon, Leone.
Lésbos, Lesbo.
Liege, Liegi.
Limburg, Limburgo.
Lintz, Linz.
Lisbon, Lisbona.
Lisbonian, Lisbonese.
Lîsle, Lilla.
Liverpgol, Liverpula.
Loire lwér, Loira.
Lémbard, Lombardo.
Lòmbardy, Lombardia.
Léndon, Londra.
Lorrain, Lorena.
Louisiana, Luigiana.
Lubeck, Lubecca.
Lyeérn, Lucerna.
Lyeérnian, Lucernese,
Lind, Lunda.
Lusatia, Lusazia.
Lixemburg, Lussem-
burgo.
Lyons, Lione.
M
Madéira, Madera.
Magdeborg, Maddeburgo.
Maine, Maina.
Manchester, Manchester.
Mantua, Mantoa, Manto-
va.
Mantuan, Mantoano, Man-
tovano.
Marathon, Maratona.
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March, Marca.
Marne, Marna.
Marséilles, Marsiglia.
Martinique, Martinicca.
Maryland, Marilandia.
Mauriee, St., 8. Maurizio.
Meander, Meandro.
Mécklenburg, Meclem-
burgo.
Mémphis, Menfi.
Méntz, Magonza.
Méxican, Messicano.
México, Messico.
Milan, Milano.
Milétus, Mileto.
Moldavia, Moldavia.
Molùcca Islands, Mo-
lucche.
Monmouth, Monmutto.
Montauban -tobòn, Mon-
talbano.
Mont Blanc, Monte
Bianco.
Montgémery, Montgom-
meri.
Montreal, Montereale.
Morat, Morato.
Mòscovite, Moscovita.
Moscow, Mosca.
Mosélla, Mosella.
Mozambique,Mozambico.
Minich, Monaco.
N
Nankin, Nankin, Nanchi-
no.
Naples, Napoli.
Napòolitan, Napolitano.
Narbonne, Narbona.
Nassau, Nassau, Nassovia.
Navarre, Navarra.
Nazareth, Nazaret.
Nétherlands, PaesiBassi.
Newcastle, Newcastle.
Néw-Foundland, Terra
Nuova.
New-York, Nuova York.
Nîee, Nizza.
GEOGRAPHICAL NAMES
Nicopolis, Nicopoli.
Nîeper, Dnieper.
Nile, Nilo.
Niméguen, Nimega.
Nineveh, Ninive.
Nîsmes, Nimes.
Nérmandy, Normandia.
Northàmpton, Nortam-
ton.
Northumberland, Nor-
tumbria.
Nérway, Norvegia.
Norwegian, Norvegio.
Nòttingham, Nottingamo.
Numantia, Numanzia.
Nuremberg, Norimberga.
o
Oder, Odera, Viadro.
Oise, Oise.
Olmitz, Olmuzza.
Onélia, Oneglia.
Orkneys, Orcadi.
Osténd, Ostenda.
Otahaîti, Otaiti.
Ottoman, Ottomano.
Oxford, Osfordia.
P
Padua, Padova.
Paduan, Padoano, Pado-
vano.
Palatinate, Palatinato.
Palestine, Palestina.
Palmjra, Palmira.
Paraguay, Paraguai.
Paris, Parigi.
Parisian, Parigino.
Parnassus, Parnasso.
Patmos, Patmo.
Patras, Patrasso.
Peking, Pecchino.
Peloponnésus, Pelopon-
neso, Morea.
Pennsylvania,
vania.
Pensil-
Pennsylvanian, Pensil-
vaniano.
Perpignan -nyén, Ler-
pignano.
Pésth, Pesto.
Petersburg, Pietroburgo.
Phoenicia, Fenicia.
Philadélphia, Filadelfia.
Philippine Islands,
Isole Filippine.
Phrygia, Frigia.
Pîedmont, Piemonte.
Pindus, Pindo.
Placéntia, Piacenza.
Plymouth, Plimuto.
Podolia, Podolia.
Poland, Polonia.
Pole, Polonese, Polacco.
Polish, Polonese.
Polynésia, Polinesia.
Pontus, Ponto.
Porto, Oporto.
Porto Rico, Portoricco.
Portugal, Portogallo.
Portuguése, Portoghese.
Posen, Posna, Posnania.
Pétsdam, Posdammo
Prague, Praga.
Provence -vîn,
venza.
Pro-
Q
Quebéo, Quebecco.
R
Ratisbon, Ratisbona.
Rhéims, Reims, Remi.
Rhine, Reno.
Rhédes, Rodi.
Rhodian, Rodiano.
Rhone, Rodano.
Richmond, Richmond
Roehélle, Roccella
Roman, Romano.
Romanian, Romanesco.
Rome, Roma.
Rotterdam, Roterdammo
Reuven -òn, Roano.
Ribicon, Rubicone.
Rutland, Rutlandia.
Sabîne, Sabino.
Salamis, Salamina.
Salisbury -bert, Salisburi.
Samaritan, Samaritano.
Samos, Samo.
Sadne, Saona.
Sardinia, Sardegna, Sar-
digna.
Savoy, Savoia.
Savoyard, Savoiardo.
Sàxon, Sassone.
Sàxony, Sassonia.
Schaffhéusen, Scaffusa.
Schéld, Scelda.
Sclavoénia, Schiavonia.
Scòtch, Scotchman,
Scozzese, Scotto.
Scotland, Scozia.
Sejlla, Scilla.
Sejythia, Scizia,
Séine, Senna.
Senegal, Senegallo.
Sévern, Severna.
Seville, Siviglia.
Siamése, Siamese.
Sicily, Sicilia.
Silésia, Slesia.
Silésian, Slesiano.
Smjrna, Smirna.
Séund, Sund.
Séutherland, Suterlandia.
Spain, Spagna.
Spaniard, Spagnuolo.
Stafford, Stafford.
Stéttin, Stettino.
Stickolm, Stocolma.
Strasburg, Strasburgo.
Stùtgart, Stutgardia.
Suabia, Suevia.
Sudétes, Sudeti.
Spràt, Surate.
Syrinam, Surinamo.
Swéde, Svedese.
Swéden, Suezia.
GEOGRAPHICAL NAMES
Swiss, Svizzero.
Switzerland, svizzera.
Syracuse, Siracusa.
T
Tagus, Tago.
Tartary, Tartaria.
Tauris, Tauri.
Taurus, Tauro.
Tereéira, Tercera.
Thimes, Tamigi.
Théban, Tebano.
Thébes, Tebe.
Thermopylae, Termopili.
Thessalonian, Tessaliano.
Thessalònic, Salonico.
Théssaly, Tessaglia.
Thraee, Tracia.
Thracian, Trace.
Thuringia, Turingia.
Thuringian, Turingiano.
Tiber, Tevere.
Tigris, Tigri.
Tipperary, Tipperari.
Tobòlsk, Tobol.
Toulon, Tolone.
Toulouse, Tolosa.
Touraine, Turenne.
Trébizond, Trabisonda.
Trént, Trento.
Tréves, Treveri, Treviri.
Troy, Troia.
Tanis, Tunisi.
Turcomania, Turcomania.
Tark, Turco.
Tarkey, Turchia.
Tuscan, Toscano.
Tuscany, Toscana.
Tasculum, Tusculo.
Tyre, Tiro.
Tyrol, Tirolo.
U
Ukraine ii, Ucrania.
United States i, Stati
Uniti.
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Upsal, Upsala,
Utré'cht, Utretto.
Vv
Valènee, Valencia.
Valéncian, Valenzano,
Vendée von-,Vendea.
Venétian, Veneziano.
Véniee, Venezia.
Véra-Cryz, Veracroce.
Verdun, Verduno.
Versailles, Versaglia.
Vestivius, Vesuvio.
Visigoth, Visigoto.
Vistula, Vistola.
Viviérs, Vivierse.
Volhynia, Volinia.
Ww
Wales, Galles.
Wallénian, Vallano.
Warsaw, Varsavia.
Wallachia, Vallachia.
Warwick, Warwick.
Wesel, Vesalia.
Wieser, Weser.
Westphalia, Vestfalia.
Westphalian, Vestfalo.
Wilna, Vilna.
Worms, Vormes.
Wartemberg,
berga.
Wartzburg, Vurtsburgo.
Virtem-
Y
York, Jorca.
Ypres, Ipra.
Zz
Zéaland, Zelandia.
Zurich, Zurigo.
Zuyder-Zée, Zuidersa.
PERSONAL NAMES
A
Abel, Abele.
Abelard, Abelardo.
Abraham, Abramo.
Achilles, Achille.
Adelina, Adelina.
Adolphus, Adolfo.
Agnes, Agnese.
Alaric, Alarico.
Alban, Albano.
Albert, Alberto.
Albin, Albinus, Albino.
Alexander, Alessandro.
Aléxis, Alessio.
Alice, Adelaide.
Alphonsus, Alfonso.
Alwin, Alvino.
Ambrose, Ambrogio.
Amy, Amedea.
Anastasius, Anastasio.
Andrew -dru, Andrea.
Angel, Angelo.
Anselm, Anselmo.
Anthony, Antonio.
Archibald, Arcibaldo.
Armand, Armando.
Arnold, Arnoldo.
Assy, Adelaide.
Augii'stus, Augusto, Ago-
sto.
Auré'lius, Aurelio.
Austin, Agostino.
Austi’na, Agostina.
B
Bab = Barbara.
Balthasar, Baltasarre.
Baptist, Batista.
Barnaby, Barnaba.
Barthé'lomew, Barto-
lommeo.
Basil, Basilio.
Bàt = Bartholomew.
Bén = Benjamin.
Bénedict, Benedetto.
Benedicta, Benedetta.
Bénjamin, Beniamino.
Bénnet = Benedict.
Bérnard, Bernardo.
Bértha, Berta.
Bértram, Bertrando.
Béss, Bét, Bétty =
Elisabeth.
Biddy = Bridget.
Bill, Billy = William.
Blane, Bianco.
Blanche, Bianca.
Blase, Biasio, Biagio.
Bonifaee, Bonifazio.
Bridget, Brigit, Bri
gida.
Bring, Brunone.
c
€aésar, Cesare.
Cajetan, Gaetano.
Camillus, Camillo.
Caroline, Carolina.
Casimir, Casimiro.
Catharine, Catherine,
Caterina.
ێlestine, Celestino.
ێlsus, Celso.
Charles, Carlo.
€hàrlotte, Carlotta.
Christopher, Cristoforo.
Chrysostom, Crisostomo,
Grisostomo.
€iprian, Cipriano.
Clare, Chiara.
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Claudius, Claudio.
Clément, Clemente.
Conrad, Corrado.
Constanee, Costanza.
Constantine, Costantino.
Cornélius, Cornelio.
Còsmus, Cosimo.
Crispin, Crispino.
Cuniginda, Cunigonda.
€yriacus, Ciriaco.
€yril, Cirillo.
€yrus, Ciro.
D
Dagebert, Dagoberto.
Damian, Damiano.
Daniel, Daniele.
David, Davidde.
Deborah, Debora.
Décius, Decio.
Dé(n)nis, Dionigi
Deodatus, Diodato.
Dérrie, Diterico.
Desidérius, Desiderio.
Dionysius, Dionisio, Dio-
nigi.
Doll, Dolly = Dorothy.
Dominic, Domenico.
Donatus, Donato.
Dorothy, Dorotea.
E
Edmund, Edemondo.
Edith, Editta.
Edward, Edoardo.
Edwin, Edovino.
Eleanor, Eleonora.
Elisabeth, Elisabetta.
Emìlius, Emilio.
Emmy, Emilia, Emmi
Erasmus, Erasmo.
Eric, Erico.
Ernest, Ernesto.
Ernestine, Ernestina.
Eugéne, Eugénius, Eu-
genio.
Eusébius, Eusebio.
Eustachius, Eustathi-
us, Eustachio, Eustazio.
Everard, Everardo.
F
Fabian, Fabiano.
Fabricius, Fabrizio.
Fanny, Franceschina,
Francesca.
Faustus, Fausto.
Felicia, Féliee, Felicia.
Félix, Felice.
Férdinand, Ferdinando.
Flavian, Flaviano.
Florentina, Fiorentina.
Ylòrentine, Fiorentino.
Florian, Floriano.
Fortunatus, Fortunato.
Franees = Fanny.
Francis, Frank, Fran-
cesco.
Fréderic, Federico, Fede-
rigo.
Frederica, Federica, Fe-
deriga.
Fulgéntius, Fulgenzio.
,
G
Gabriel, Gabrielle.
Gabriéla, Gabriella.
Gaspar, Gasparo, Gaspare,
Gasparre.
Gaston, Gastone.
Genéva, Ginevra.
Genevieve, Genoveffa.
George, Giorgio.
Gérard, Gerardo.
PERSONAL NAMES
Gertrude, Gertruda.
Gervas, Gervasio.
Gideon, Gedeone.
Godard, Godardo.
Gratian Graziano.
Grégory, Gregorio.
Gustavus, Gustavo.
Guy, Guido
H
Harriet, Enrichetta.
Hélen, Hélena, Elena.
Hénry, Enrico, Arrico.
Heraclius, Eraclio.
Herminius, Erminio.
Hilarion, Ilarione.
Hilary, Ilario.
Honòrius, Onorato.
Hòrtense, Ortencia.
Hubàldus, Ubaldo.
High, Hugo, Ugo, Ugone.
I
Ignatia, Ignazia.
Ignatius, Ignazio.
Immanuel, Emanuele.
Irenaéus, Ireneo.
Isaac, Isacco.
J
Jaeintha, Giacinta.
Jaeinthus, Giacinto.
Jack, Giovanni.
James, Giacomo.
Jane, Giovanna.
January, Gennaro.
Jéf, Jéffery, Jéffrey,
Goffredo.
Jénny, Giovannia, Nuccia.
Jeremiah, Geremia.
Jerome, Geronimo, Giro-
lamo.
Joachim, Gioacchino.
Job, Giobbe.
Jocùndus, Giocondo.
447
Jihn, Johnny, Giovanni,
Nuccio.
Joseph, Giuseppe.
Josephîne, Giuseppina.
Joshua, Giosuè.
Judith, Giuditta.
Julia, Giulia.
Julian, Giuliano.
Julius, Giulio.
Justînus, Giustino.
K
Kate = Catherine.
L
Lactantius, Lattanzio.
Lambert, Lamberto.
Laurence, Lorenzo.
Lawrence = Laurence.
Lazarus, Lazzaro.
Leander, Leandro.
Lén = Leonard.
Léo, Leone.
Léonard, Leonardo.
Léopold, Leopoldo.
Lewis luis, Luigi, Ludo-
vico.
Livy, Livio.
Lizzy = Lisetta.
Louisa, Luigia.
Lician, Luciano.
Lucius, Lucio.
Lucrétia, Lucrezia.
Luey, Lucia.
Ludélphus, Ludolfo.
Lake, Luca.
Madeline, Magdalen,
Maddalena.
Mag = Margaret.
Mareellinus, Marcellino
Mareéllus, Marcello.
Margaret, Marger
Margarita, Margherita.
448
Marian, Marianna.
Mark, Marco.
Martin, Martino.
Mary, Maria.
Mat = Martha.
Mathilda, Matilda, Me-
tilde.
Ma'tthew, Matteo.
Matthias, Mattia.
Maud = Mathilda.
Mauriee, Maurizio.
Maximiljan, Massimilia-
no.
Maximus, Massimo.
Mélehior, Melchiorre.
Mike, Michael, Michele.
Mo11, Mòlly, Mariuccia,
Marietta.
Morris = Maurice.
Moses, Mosé.
N
Naney, Nanny, Annina.
Napoleon, Napoleone.
Néd = Eduard.
Nehemiah, Neemia.
Nell = Eleanor.
Nero, Nerone.
Nicodémus, Nicodemo.
Nicol, Nicholas, Niccola,
Nicolao.
Noah, Noa, Noè.
o
Octavia, Ottavia.
Octaviaànus, Ottaviano.
Octavius, Ottavio.
Oliver, Oliviero.
Onîphrius, Onofrio.
Othg, Ottone.
P
Pànoras, Pancrazio.
Patrick, Patrizio.
PERSONAL NAMES
Paul, Paolo.
Pgulîna, Paola, Paolina.
Pgulînus, Paolino.
Pég = Margaret.
Péter, Pietro.
Petronius, Petronio.
Philibert, Filiberto.
Philibérta, Filiberta.
Philip, Filippo, Felipe.
Philippa, Filippa.
Pius, Pio.
Polly = Margaret.
Pompey, Pompeo.
Priscus. Prisco.
R
Rachel, Rachele, Rachelle.
Ralph, Radolfo.
Randolph, Randolfo.
Raphael -fyel, Raffaelle,
Raffaello.
Raymund, Raimondo.
Reinhard, Reinardo.
Rémy, Remigio.
Reynaud -n5, Réynold,
Rinaldo.
Richard, Riccardo.
Rob, Robert, Robin,
Roberto.
Ròderich, Roderico.
Réger, Rogers, Rugiero.
Résamund, Rosamonda,
Rosmunda.
Rosary, Rosaura.
Rose, Rosetta, Rosa.
Rowland, Rolando,
lando.
Rudòlphus, Rodolfo.
Rufus, Rufo.
Rupert, Ruperto.
Sal, Sally = Sarah.
Samuel, Samuele.
Scipio, Scipione.
Sarah, Sara.
Sebastian, Sebastiano.
Semiramis, Semiramide.
Sempròonius, Sempronio.
Seraphînus, Serafino.
Sibyl, Sibilla.
Simeon, Simeone.
Simon, Simone.
Simson, Sansone.
Sixtus, Sisto.
Solomon, Salomone.
Sophia, Sophy, Sofia.
Stanislaus, Stanislao.
Stephen, Stefano.
Sulpicius, Sulpizio.
Susan, Susannah, Su
sanna.
Suzy, Susetta.
Sylvanus, Silvano.
Sylvéster, Silvestro.
T
Tacitus, Tacito.
Tancred, Tancredi.
Thaddeus, Taddeo.
Théobald, Teobaldo.
Theodora, Teodora.
Théodore, Teodoro.
Theodosia, Teodosia.
Theodosius, Teodosio.
Theophilus, Teofilo.
Thomas, Tommaso.
Tibérius, Tiberio.
Tibuartius, Tiburzio.
Tim, Timothy, Timoteo.
Titian, Tiziano.
Tobias, Toby, Tobia.
Tom, Timmy = Thomas.
Tony = Anthony.
U
Ulric, Udalrico.
Ulrica, Udalrica.
Ulysses u-, Ulisse.
Ursula, Orsola.
Vv
Valentine, Valentino.
Valérian, Valeriano.
Valérius, Valerio.
Victor, Vittore.
Victoria, Vittoria.
Vineent, Vincenzo.
Vitéllius, Vitale.
Vivian, Viviano.
PERSONAL NAMES
Ww
Walter, Gualtiero.
Wilfred, Vilfredo.
Will, William, Gugliel-
mo.
x
Xavérius, Saverio.
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Z
Zach, Zacharias,
Zachary, Zaccaria,
Zaccheria.
Zacchéus, Zaccheo.
Zéng, Zenone.
Zéphirus, Zeffiro, Zeffi
rino.
Zoroaster, Zoroastro.
VERBI IRREGOLARI
328° Le forme in stampa grassa son solamente irregolari; le altre son rego
lari o irregolari.
Infinitivo Preterito Partic. Pass.| Infinitivo Preterito Partic. Pass.
abide abode abode cling clung clung
be was been clothe clad clad
bres, come came come
Sox anh wave cost cost cost
conj. be were creep crept crept
bear bore borne crow crew crowed
(bare) born cut cut cut
beat beat beaten dare durst dared
begin began begun deal dealt dealt
begun dig dug dug
bend bent bent do did done
b h b ght besought | draw drew drawn
bid bade bidden dream dreamt dreamt
bid drink drank drunk
bind bound bound drunk drunken
bounden drive drove driven
bite bit bitten dwell dwelt dwelt
bit eat ate eaten
bleed bled bled eat
blow blew blown fall fell fallen
break broke broken feed fed fed
(brake) feel felt felt
breed bred bred fight fought fought
bring brought brought find found found
build built built flee fled fled
burn burnt burnt fling flung flung
burst burst burst fly flew flown
buy bought bought forsake forsook forsaken
pres. can could freeze froze frozen
cast cast cast freight freighted fraught
catch caught caught get got gotten
chide chid chidden (gat) got
(chode) chid gild gilt gilt
choose chose chosen gird girt girt
cleave clove cloven give gave given
clave cleft go went gone
cleft grave graved graven
450
VERBI IRREGOLARI 451
Infinitivo Preterito Partic. Pass. | Infinitivo Preterito Partie. Pass.
grind ground ground ring rang rung
grow grew grown rung
hang hung hung rise rose risen
have had had rive rived riven
pres. rot rotted rotten
have, hast, has run ran run
hear heard heard saw sawed sawn
heave hove heaved. say said said
hew hewed hewn see saw seen
hide hid hidden seek sought sought
hid seethe sod sodden
hit hit hit sell sold sold
hold held held send sent sent
(holden) set set set
hurt hurt hurt shake shook shaken
keep kept kept pres. shall should
kneel knelt knelt shape shaped shapen
knit knit knit shave shaved shaven
know knew known shear sheared shorn
lade laded laden shed shed shed
lead led led shine shone shone
lean leant leant shoe shod shod
leap leapt leapt shoot shot shot
learn learnt learnt show showed shown
leave left left (shew) (shewed) (shewn)
lend lent lent shred shred shred
let let let shrink shrank shrunk
lie lay lain shrunk shrunken
light lit lit shut shut shut
lose lost lost sing sang sung
make made made sung
pres. may might sink sank sunk
mean meant meant sunk sunken
meet met met sit sat sat
melt melted molten slay slew slain
mow mowed mown sleep slept slept
pres. must slide slid slid
pres. ought = —— slidden
pen pent pent sling slung slung
put put put slang
quit quit quit slink slunk slunk
quoth slit slit! slit
read read read smell smelt smelt
reave reft reft smite smote smitten
rend rent rent sow sowed sown |
rid rid rid speak spoke spoken
ride rode ridden (spake)
452 VERBI IRREGOLARI
Infinitivo Preterito Partie. Pass. | Infinitivo Preterito Partic. Pass.
speed sped sped swim swam swum
spell spelt spelt swum
spend spent spent swing swung swung
spill spilt spilt take took taken
spin spun spun teach taught taught
(span) tear tore torn
spit spat spit (tare)
spit tell told told
split. split split think thought thought
spoil spoilt spoilt thrive throve thriven
spread spread spread throw threw thrown
spring sprang sprung thrust thrust thrust
sprung tread trod trodden
stand stood stood wake woke woke
stave stove staved wax waxed (waxen)
steal stole stolen wear wore worn
stick stuck stuck (ware)
sting stung stung weave wove woven
stink stank stunk weep wept wept
stride strode stridden wet wet wet
strike struck struck whet whet whet
(stricken) | pres. will would
string strung strung win won won
strive strove striven wind wound wound
strow strowed strown wit wist
strew strewed strewn pres.
swear swore sworn wot
(sware) work wrought wrought
sweat sweat sweat wrine wrune wrung
sweep swept swept write wrote written
swell swelled swollen
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